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

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D.C.T. at All-Time High, Sends FRIENDLY SMILE AND SINCERE IN- TEREST make D.C.T.’ers successful and worthwhile, as demonstrated by Susan Brophy. HALF WORK, HALF SCHOOL is experienced by Judy Cochran who works afternoons in a lawyer’s office. Ip Jp W mi ia Qi'. 1 m k r A S •? MM ¥ Carol Annis Susan Brophy Herbert Bruce Kathleen Bums Judy Cochran Edward Cochrane Anita Cox James Edison Ethel Hartigan Gail Kohlmeyer Ruth Lovarco Sharon McDaniels Robert Morris Virginia Morris Tillie Morse Loretta O’Kelly Sandra Richards Judy Robert Becky Soblit Lana Watson

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men of the Various Sports With “Unusual” Antics FIRST ROW, left to right: Phil Christ, John Zeien, Dave Oslin, Ted Johnson, Ray Gaiefsky, Jim Bundy, A1 Kubala, Dave Jackson, Don Sullivan, Rex Petro, Bob Perrigo, Dick Wilcox, Ken Krassy, Don Zimmer, Doug Cook, Steve Day, Guy Metzger. SECOND ROW, left to right: George Mason, Rush Burkherdt, Bob Snyder, Dennis Gahagen, Dick Kirk. Russ Fraser, Roger Wise, Tim Winningham, Dennis Prisk, Joe Adamo, Jim Harrison. BACK ROW, left to right: Fred Hender- son, Howie DiBlasi, Harry Harnbut, Jerry Pfeiffer, Don Colquit, Tom Crawford, Bob Berryhill, Jerry Knight. Larry Starr. Hal Fugate, Tom Scott, Rick Inglis, Joe Pesek, Joe Jolley, Jay Rogers, Woody Maxwell, and Ron Hartnett. ROLLING AROUND IN THE MUD gets “under your skin as the Boys' “L initiation shows. Embarrassed? No, not really. Just a little flushed. It's not an everyday happening. “YES, SIR!” remarks Judy Allen to lettennan Russ Fraser. The initiates take orders from all let termen. Judy, in her fine attire, stayed on bent knees for quite a while.

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Delegates to the District and the State Conventions Club Adopts Family WORK, WORK. WORK, is the require- ment of the hard working D.C.T. students. For discipline and supervision Mrs. Sylvia Burnsted is always on hand. One of their annual projects is attending the state and district conventions. They have all-time high membership of twenty-five. This year, during Thanksgiving and Christmas, they adopted a family in order to meet the fam- ily’s needs. D.C.T. members have four classes and then report to their respective jobs. For better association they are given an “Em- ployer-Employee Banquet.” The experience gained by these students will have a great effect upon their future. PRESIDENT Linda Edwards CORR. SECRETARY Karen Johnson VICE-PRESIDENT Ruth Morris TREASURER Sara Jo Curd SECRETARY Nancy Barbarita SPONSOR Sylvia W. Burnsted WORKING EFFICIENTLY at her secretarial job, Gail Kohlmeyer is gaining valuable experience for the future. “STAMP ’EM OUT” is the echoing cry of the members of D.C.T. as they proceed steadily in the Homecoming Parade.