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

Page 73 text:

Marches to State-Wide Recognition First row, left to right: Pat Earley. Marvin Smith, Kurt Pendergrast, Deena Tanton. Second row: Charies Capron, Jay Morrissey Mike McCray, David Taylor, Zell Porter. 69

Page 72 text:

Striking Up the Band, LHS First row, loft to right: Judy Jackson. Randy Williams, Joan Thiol. Mary Jo Erskine. Carolyn Evans, John Dushok, Bronda Stanley, Judy Rivers. Trish Bassett. Dionne Jorde. Roller Beekhart. Barbara Wright. Second row: Gail Stone. Darlene Simons, Galo Rayburn. Jerry Whito, Barry Leslie, Larry Smaelly. Richard Workman. Leonard Tocci. Margaret Jacobson. Donna Kenyon. Wendy Nelson. Toyetto Di x- ler. Third row: Nancy Schmidt. Pat Hall. Larry Hamilton. Murray Hinckley. Art Hollerback. Carl Flowers. Tom Quina. Franklin Brown. Reed Parrish. Ralph Rickard. Gail Davis. Nor- ma Cornelius. Many hours of hard work and prepara- tion have made the Flying L band a living example of our school spirit. Blisters, sore feet, and sweat turn into sparkling per- formances by the band. Under the direc- tion of Mr. William Bennett, hours of marching on the football field and weekly sectional rehearsals helped the band make an enviable record in the state. Projects during the year included football half-time shows, pep assemblies, evening concerts at War Memorial Auditorium. District and State competition in marching and concert, parades including the King Orange Bowl Parade in Miami, and many other commu- nity activities. First row. loft to right: Rex Petro. Rick Belch. Jim Matthews. Whit Hudson. Ken Beimly. Bill Carter. Lamar Black Carl Ball Clark Congleton, Jim Tucker. Second row: Mike Hursey. Kenny Laury. Jim Harper. Gary Simmons. Hap Bonham. Stanley Harrocks. Dale Nicholson. Mel Waskow. Darrell Rushton. Ronald Konecny. John Ramsey. Gale Nelson. Judy Tucker. Molly French. Third row: Dan Warner. Leo Burkey. Bill Schmidt.

Page 74 text:

Senior A Corps Majorettes are busy with last minute preparations before leading their last Homecoming parade for Lauderdale High School. Practice makes perfect as many hours of work go into every per- formance given by these majorettes. Gloria Gall Captain Our Flying L Majorettes contribute sparkle and action to the success of the marching band. These devoted girls prac- tice two hours per day and must give much of their time to performances with the band. They are featured in the foot- ball half-time shows, parades, concerts, county and statewide competition, and represent their school in community ac- tivities. Spirit and devotion have their reward for the B corps majorettes as they try out for the coveted position of A Corps majorette. Each girl must serve on B corps at least one year before com- peting for the advanced corps. One of the contributions both majorette corps give to the school is that of providing programs for the home football games. Karen McElhatten Barbara Klukoski Kay Hower Janet Tavlin