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

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Library Council Works Hard for Benefit of All Books Reviews Are Given “HELP!! IF I am asked another ques- tion I will scream!” These must be the reactions of Library Council members at the end of a busy day. The students participating in Library Council are a service to both fellow stu- dents and teachers. This year they were the proud winners of the Annual Thanks- giving basket contest. Many members have shown their talent by working on displays and book reviews for teachers. The book reviews have simplified the task of many to select interesting literature for outside reading. One year's work in the library is re- quired for membership in the club and a class credit can be earned by hard and deserving workers. THE INDUSTRIOUS officer» of library council arc. left to right: Ken Richart. second vice-president; Sandy Christian, first vice-president; Jean Fair, president; Alcta Durden, treasurer; Diane Clem , secre- tary: and Barbara Koppleman. corresponding secretary. FRONT ROW, left to right: Nancy Barbarita, Jean Fair, Loretta Baurquc, Carol Worthley, Pat Nichols, Florence Sim- mons, Sandy Christian. Pat McClung, Diane Clemen. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Judy Hagen. Pam Duncan, Jenny Spamam, Donna Lou Fackler, Sylvia Boath, Sandy Ellis. Jean Vreeland, Joyce Voider. BACK ROW, left to right: Colleen Cook. Jan Devcreaux. Dan Kelly, Dave Waterhouse. Jim Walton, Ken Richart. Valarie Hummel, Susan Humberley, Sherry Parish.

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FIRST ROW, left lo right: Bob Trull, Ralph Rickard, John Ncuharth, Ed Bates. SECOND ROW: Bill Pointer, David Mont- will, Zell Porter, Bob Holliday, Eric Miller. THIRD ROW: Pete Zwick, Patrick Grumbar, George Verdegem, Larry Smalley, Warren Williams, Randy Roark, Grant Clarke. The Services of Audio-Visual Benefit All Students “COMPLICATED? You can say that again!” exclaim the officers who are from left to right: Warren Williams, George Verdegen, Larry Smalley, Patrick Grumbar, Ed Bates. Lights! Camera! Action! “WHERE CAN I FIND someone who knows how to operate this machine? groans a depressed teacher. To come to the rescue, a boy, a member of the Audio-Visual Club, appears to operate the moving picture projector. Also among their various projects the club is in charge of tape recorders, slide projectors, record players, and has a library of films and records. The members have gone to a motion picture theater to learn the operations of the equipment necessary for showing motion pictures. Also they took trips to the county office. For L.H.S. students who are looking for a future in a field of operating various machines dealing with pictures, the Audio Visual Club can greatly benefit them. With today's complicated machines the need for more experienced operators is vital.

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«i JikJft PRESIDENT Dean Demraery oung Members of the Aviation Club “RACK THE VIKINGS” say the funfilled Aviation members as they ride their Homecoming float. They are always willing to participate in all activities. “HOPE SOMEDAY WE CAN WORK on a plane like this” says Dean Demmery, Kitty Paige, Norman Pierce, and Betty Pierce. “ALL ABOARD” and we are ready to go into the wild blue yonder, as the Aviation members board this sleek four engine plane.