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

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THE WINNER: Key Club walked away with 1st prize of the Thanksgiving Basket competition. Giving thanks are Skip Beisler, Joe Pesek, and Bill Millikan. There’s food aplenty! The winning display was a table-setting of the first Thanksgiving with a sign stating “Remember.” Homecoming, Dance, Thanksgiving, Tea, All Add to the Football Finale; Parade, Action! THE FIRST GAME of the month was against Coral Gables. Following the game, was the Civitan patio dance. The following week was Homecoming Week and the activities were well attended by a great number of the student body. The game was played against Norland and Sylvia Cross was crowned the Home- coming Queen. Anchor Club took first place honors in the float competition in the service club division. Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y took top honors in the interest club division. The next event should be presented in a formal manner for it was the first formal dance of the year. The Junior Class presented its “Quiet Village” and it was hailed a stunning event. OH! SILENCE DAY is as painful as going without a coke as proved by Carolyn Smith as she silently corre- sponds with friends.

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CIVITAN CALENDAR GIRLS smile proudly as they were chosen, with Lei Lani Kapona as cover-girl, for this year's calendar. From left to right: Ronnie Ulrich, Judy Allen, Jeri Starr. Carole Workman, Sandy Doake, Linda Edwards, Noel Doepke, Betsy Fishburn, Janet Thurlow, Linda Hamish, Marsha O’Neill and Louise Quinn. Centered, is Lei Lani Kapona. NOW IS THE TIME for all good “Girls’ L” initiates to put on their finer)- and parade around. Judy Allen and Kathy Fair- field dream of doing this daily. Don’t you? Walking backwards, crawling, bowing and yelling. “I’m a dirty rat:” wearing plaids with stripes, heels with flats; walking around with a megaphone or flippers; this is life? It’s a bet that this day will not be forgotten. 37

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THE SENIOR TEA was hailed a stunning event and well attended. John Barker headed the reception line and introduced parents to Sandy Aanes. HE’S OUR REPRESENTATIVE! Congressman Paul Rogers spoke to the junior and senior classes about our nation’s standings and defense efforts. Festivities, Superlatives Announced; Winter! Work Increases as Year Goes on THE DATE, November 26th, strikes a thought in everyone’s mind that is almost unerasable. This date means Thanksgiving. Key Club took the first prize in the competition of Thanksgiving baskets. The senior Superlatives were announced as fol- lows: Most Popular, Noel Doepke and Bob Berry- hill; Best All Around, Cathy Pierce and John Barker; Best Looking, Alice Schmidt and John Stimpson; Most Intellectual, Sharon McMillan and Roger Parks; Wittiest, Chickie Sharp and Carl Smith; Most School Spirit, Ann Fleming and Joe Jolley; Friendliest, Bonnie Ulrich and Joe Pesek; Most Dependable, Marsha Kingsley and Bill Milli- kan; Most Talented, Laura Mullins and Pete Jensen; Most Athletic, Marilyn Floyd and Tom Crawford; Best Personality, Sandy Aanes and Dennis Hutchin- son. “QUIET VILLAGE,” the Junior Class Dance, was deco rated in the African theme as Pat Zimmerman shows off the “pot” with Pam Farrish and Sandy Forman looking on. 39