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

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Service-Minded Junior Sinawiks Give Their Time Lana Alperl, Lenore Alpert, Margaret Bennett, Dede Birely, Patti Cavaretta, Sue Combs, Carole Cooper; Jan Cooper, Judy Cooper, Pat. Durrence, Terry Fleming, Wendy Gill, Pam Gilstrap, Sandy Jenin; Diane Leonard, Louise Quinn, Anne Rush. Alice Schmidt, Judy Tucker, Lynne Williams, Vicki Zeve. “WOULD YOU LIKE to swing? ’ asks BevHeacock. The “FT. LAUDERDALE HIGH SCHOOL.” says Jan Cooper Sinawik girls are frequent visitors to the Shulton home for cheerfully as she answers the switchboard while working the handicapped children. in the office.

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PRETTY Noel Doepke was crowned the “Key Club Sweetheart” for 1960. It was a hard decision for the Key Club to make; just look at the fine beauties they had to choose from. Going from left to right: Kathy Pierce, Marcha Kingsly, Noel Doepke, Sylvia Cross, Patti Caveretta. Lynn Barton, Skip Beisler, Tom Brolliar, Jim Bundy, Ed Carlson, Frank Clark, Happy Davis; Dennis Gohogen, Bob Hall, Roger Hanks, Ron Hartnett, Temple Jarrell, Denny Kerr, Harry Marshall; Woody Maxwell, Bill Millikan, Don Noland, Steve Olowecki, John Ramsey, Don Rolston, Jerry Stewart; Jim Updergraft, Joe VanVoast, Mel Waskow, Jerry White, Steve Wollom, Stan Wood, John Wrather.

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and Energy to Help Others RECORDING SECRETARY, Virginia Michie; CORRESPONDING SECRETARY. Beverly Heacock; TREASURER, Sue Setz; PAR- LIAMENTARIAN. Joanie Robertson: CHAPLAIN, Martha Meyer; SENIOR DIRECTOR. Jeni Holt; JUNIOR DIRECTOR. Jean Pfiefer; SOPHOMORE DIRECTOR. Carroll Haynes; SPONSOR. Mrs. De Mom. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Bonnie Hauch Betsy Fishburn Their Gift Is Giving “TO LIVE in loving service—” this is the goal of members of the Junior Sinawik Club. Their spare time is filled with worthwhile projects. At Christmastime the girls tie gifts for the United Fund. They help handi- capped children at the Schulten School. Their work is invaluable at the Mental Health Association and the County De- tention Home. At school, club members work in the office during the school year. Sinawiks sell Flying L pennants to the student body every year. In February the girls opened Twirp Season with a greatly successful theatre party. Near the end of the year, Sinawiks present a scholar- ship to a deserving senior. These girls know the true meaning of living in service, for their every action does good for someone. “TURN THE TIDE ON NORLAND,” chants Sinawik's members as the “Bubble Girls” run along side their prize-winning float in the Homecoming Parade. The girls put in a lot of work on this float, but their effort was not in vain as they won the second place prize.