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

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STUDY! STUDY! Study! Jenny Holt takes the last few minutes before exam-time to review. Jerry Pfeiffer seeks to catch a glance too. “ARE THEY GETTING a little heavy, Mary?” asks Clark Blake. What a life! Boys don’t have to open doors, carry books, or pay on dates. Victorious Basketball Season Greets New Year Exams, Twirp Season Hit L.H.S. NATIONAL SENIOR HONOR Society opened the new year with the initiation of seventy worthy students. College Board Examinations greeted both juniors and seniors in an effort to fulfill one of the most important college requirements. The Fort Lauderdale basketball team achieved success through ability and strength displayed against all opposing teams. Stomp and Chomp, sponsored by Navigator, pro- vided an excellent opportunity for the girls of L.H.S. to date the boys of their dreams. Sinawicks’ Theater Party, Juniorettes’ Pizza Party and Key Club’s Sadie Hawkins Dance added further gaiety to “Twirp Season.” Exams already? After a two-week Christmas va- cation, students returned to school to find long and late hours of study a necessary factor for that passing grade on semester exams. January greeted the second semester with several showers and cold weather as our band proved its capabilities at concerts. “SHOUT, STUDENTS, shout,” yell the cheerleader, as they lead the student body in cheering our basketball team on to victory.

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“DON’T STAND there laughing, help me up!!” screams Jerry Pfeiffer. The Senior Class Play, “Charley’s Aunt. was pre- sented on December 10 and 11. Jerry Wells seems to be full of mischief as Dana Kott, Suzanne Crawford, Dick Beatty, and Mary Jo Erskine laugh on, during rehearsal. THE ANNUAL SERVICE CLUB PARTY for the under- privileged children got underway in fine style. Students interested in working, sign up as Sue Rablen and Sieve Wallem. Eighteen Days Filled With Work DECEMBER? This word brings chills to our minds for more than just “Winter.” This month has 31 days, hut the L.H.S. student body was in school only the first 18. The seniors happily put Dn for the senior English classes the two plays of Macbeth and Hamlet. The seniors also had their Class Flay. The sophomores had their class elections and qualified persons took office. Wheel Club pre- sented to the students a “Bob Green Dance.” The annual Christmas Party, on the 20th, was thoroughly enjoyed by the children as well as by those who worked. 43

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Homework and Activities in Full Swing at L.H.S “WE, THE CLASS OF ’62,” tells Sophomore Class President Updegraf to his class, “must get into the swing of things.” The first sophomore assembly was a real success. ON “WHITE SHIRT AND TIE DAY, the senior boys spruce up. Displaying fine attire are: Charles Lillian, Bob Coles, Mike Williams, John Wymann, and Don Gilbert. THE PUBLIC LIBRARY facilities were used immensely around exam time. Toni Morris, Sue Frcidburg, Joyce Casoria, Dennis Prisk, and Dotty McDonald, spend many hours in research. Not only during exams, but almost ever)’ night the library is visited by many L.H.S. students. To us. this library means a great deal. 45