Fort Lauderdale High School - Ebb Tide Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

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Always ready with a smile and a helping hand was Sandy Johnson. Business Man- ager of the staff. Sandy was kept busy with advertisements and the financial dealings of the EBB TIDE. An iron fist in a velvet glove. Jeanninc Pittman was the capable editor of the '58-'59 EBB TIDE staff. Jeannine kept the staff on its toes quietly yet firmly during the busy year and succeeded in putting out an excel- lent book. Right hand man to the editor and an invaluable helper to the staff was Karen Stevens, assistant editor. Ka- ren's job consisted mainly of the endless scheduling of pictures. EBB TIDE Staff Works for Top Honors Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Activities—Features Organizations Clubs Suzi Jeannine Pittman Karen Stevens Sandy Johnson Marty King Wendy Taylor. Bonnie Hauch. Bruce Dempsey Smith, Nancy Spiegel, Judy Colby Norma Combs. Nancy Sumwalt Sports Ava Camp. Diane Leonard. John Herrick, Dick Grim Senior Pages Pam Hyde. Judy Philpott. Pat Booth Junior Pages Ann Fleming. Shelley Myres Sophomore Pages Jane Hodge, Sylvia Cross Copy Writers Judi Wright, Sally Sparks, Linda Heep. Gayle Sawyer Photographers Mr. Jun, Randy Williams. Larry Hamilton Tho never-tiring sponsors, left to right. Mr. Swirbul, Miss Engle. Mrs. Force and Mr. Elder, look critically at the '59 EBB TIDE. Mr. Swirbul put in countloss hours proofreading, correcting, and suggesting layout changes. Mr. Swirbul came to us from Tampa and is spending his first year as EBB TIDE advisor. In this typical pose. Marty King, circulation Manager this year, kept tabs on EBB TIDE orders and expenses. Not only was she in charge of all yearbook sales, but continued to be of great help to other staff members. 61

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The Senior Class presi- de , Carl Adams, worked hard to make the Class of '59 an unforgettable and successful class. First row, left to right: Ponny Sakmann, Sandy Koch, Kathy Coffman, Judy Colby, Sharon Osterhoudt. Second row: Miki Herbort, Sandy Johnson, Ginger Humphrey, Pot Dunsworth, Sharon Newsham, Ginny Frykmon, Mr. Spaulding, Sponsor. Third row: John Brown, John Orman, Ralph McMillan. George Morai- tis, Jerry Licklidor, Norbert Martin, Mr. Morgan, Sponsor. Fourth row: Mercer McClure. Joe Young. Larry Thibaut, Allan Aunopu, Larry Buchanan. Dave Vecchio, Tim Dugan. Chicken or hot roast beef sand- wiches, dessert, milk, and careful, hon- est work and thought are the orders of the day. once each week, when Senior Board meets during second lunch hour for discussing and planning the senior activities that the under- classmen look up to and envy. Being so highly admired, the board has to set a good example for the rest of the student body in their activities. The Senior Board consists of the vice- presidents of the senior home rooms. Board Plans Senior Activities Ambidextrous Nedra Schultz is eating while busily taking notes at one of the Senior Board luncheon meetings. Between classes, Suzi Smith stops Board member. Judy Colby, to pay her senior dues before spending it on something else.

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Good examples of the marvelous mixture of beauty and brains which was found to be so prevalent on the '58-S9 staff were Jane Hodge. Sylvia Cross. Judy Philpott. Pat Booth. Pam Hyde. Ann Fleming, and Shelley Myres seated at the table. EBB TIDE Staff Records Laughter and Tears Examining pictures and layouts for the 58- 59 EBB TIDE, Linda Hoop and John Herrick strive for perfection. With a loud ring of the sixth hour bell or September 2. 1958, the first meeting of thi '58-'59 EBB TIDE staff began. The member who wandered in were seniors who had bee on the staff before, including the editor, Jea nine Pittman. Some were new members. Ju iors and seniors alike had been chosen the ye before after being highly recommended their English teachers for their writing abi and desire for hard work. A brand new a tion to room 117 was personified in Mr. A Swirbul, the new sponsor. Deadlines were posted and the staff bf working after school, on weekends, on tions and, much to their teacher's disme other classes. Staff members could be running back and forth to Photo Arts an Jun, their photographer, or to the office Pictures were taken and retaken, I were ripped up, headline and copy cc and deadlines missed. But, when the end came, they realized with a sigh c that it was finished—the EBB TIDE s and students were gaily signing theii all over the staff's prized, treasured {