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

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First row, left to right: Dora Paterson. Greco Lukacher, Maureen Doerfler. Mutzie Bauer. Bunny Haslam. Toni Morris. Billie LeGette. Sara Dew, Judy McNeece. Jan White. Second row: Isabelle Mincey. Nancy Meisenburg, Beverly Mc'Bain. Jan Cooper. Ann Lynn Brown, Colleen Cook. Martha Meyer, Carol Cornelius. Susan Wimberly, Judy Dolliver. Brenda McIntyre, Diane Blodgett. Carol Worthley, Barbara Johnson. Third row: David Oslin, Duane Webb. Dick Snyder. Tom Greene. Bill Myers. Mac Martin. Jerry Wilkins. Pete Jensen. Ronnie Cameron. Mark Schneider, Joe Hines. Advanced Treble and Bass Blend in Song The Girls’ A Cappella officers are President Sally Jo Sparks, Vice-President Princess Imbrogno. Sec- retary Bonnie Patterson, and Treasurer Mary Sue Wilson. All set for a song-fest are the Advanced Chorus officers. They are Bill Kent, president; Judv McNeece. corresponding secretary; ’ Martha Meyer, accompanist; lN«$) ert Martin, recording .Arcretary, 3 and Dick Snyder. vig£presider ' 9 Hi H m Mis

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Familiar faces at all school activities, these three fur-filled sing- ers. Bill Wilson Bill Kent, and Norbert Martin, are the famous barbershop singers Inown to their classmates as the Sunstrokes. Composing the Sunmaids this year are Beverly McBain. Dian Scott, Mary Sue Wilson and Judy Dolliver. This group has appeared at severa' restaurants and clubs in the city. Chorus Ensemble Groups Merit Recognition Barbershop quartets are being revived all over the country. Once more people are realizing their place in American music. Fort Lauderdale High has had its own bar- bershop groups for several years. The girls’ quartet is known as the Sunmaids. Any- one who is interested in barbershop singing may try out for this quartet. Beverly Mc- Bain. Mary Sue Wilson. Dian Scott, and Judy Dolliver are members of the group this year. The boys’ counterpart of the Sunmaids is a quartet which goes by ihe name of Sunstrokes. Bill Wilson. Bill Kent. Nor- bert Martin, and Bob Swisher team up to form this ensemble. They combine com- edy with their musical talents in all of their performances. The Sunstrokes provide entertainment for all of the class dances. They have. also, made many appearances at civic and social affairs. LHS is very proud of these groups. The piano serves as a comfortable spot for ' the pause that re- freshes for Eleanor Grace Martha Meyer, and Linda Edwards. 73

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With songs in the air. the Fort Lauderdale High School's Advanced Chorus, under the direction of Mr. S. Bekemeyer, performed at the Thanksgiving. Christmas, and Easter as- semblies for the entire student body. Un- tiring in their efforts to provide a musical atmosphere, these singers practice at least five hours a week. The largest vocal section on campus. Advanced Chorus has earned the envy of other schools in competition. The officers, headed by President Bill Kent, helped to plan their interesting programs. Chosen after an audition before Mr. Beke- meyer, the membership requirements in this group are a knowledge of music and a sin- cere effort to work. Proudly attired in new outfits. Girls’ A Cappella Chorus has contributed their mu- sical talents to LHS through the entire year. With a selective membership, this group is chosen on the basis of talent, co-operation and musical ability. Included in their busy schedule of programs are the annual Christ- mas pageant, presentations for various civic organizations and school assemblies. Judged a superior chorus. A Cappella attends dis- trict competition in Miami and competes with other state groups in Tampa. Do Re Mi . . . Early ©very morning our s eepy Choristers meet to practice and plan their busy schedule. Say It With Music’ Theme of A Cappella First row, left to right: Gail McDonald. Sally Jo Sparks. Judy Burkhart. Margie Becker. Mary Spain, Pat Snyder. Shirley Brewer. Second row: Princess Imbrogno. Judi Smith, Phoebe Bowne. Eva Abele, Eleanor Grace, Joyce Johnson. Betsie Parker. Graco Westberry, Judi Judson. Third row: Gayle Tompkins, Mary Sue Wilson. Donna Cornelius. Linda Purcell. Marie Riedel. Kitty Mason. Bonnie Patterson, Donna Wiseman, Sandy Doak.