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

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MUCH TIME AND ENERGY are given up by the Student Council executive officers in making Fort Lauderdale High School the finest in the state. However, Jerry Stewart, vice-president, and Cathy Pierce, president (standing), agree with Cinny Douchan, secretary, and Mary Rickey, treasurer, that their time and energy are spent on a worthwhile project. The Executive Student Council Leads the Students and Raises E.S.C. Sponsors the Homecoming “THE FLYING L’S are dead.” With this statement Cathy Pierce opened the first pep assembly. Then and through the rest of the year the Executive Student Council was leading and helping the student body. Each Flying L is a part of the Student Council for Student Council is the student body. Each student may vote and participate. The Student Council sponsored the Homecom- ing activities, including the parade. The long- awaited moment finally arrived and the Home- coming queen was crowned. She was Miss Sylvia Cross. With Citizenship Week and the pep rallies the Student Council raised the school spirit so that everyone knows the Flying L’s aren’t really dead; in spirit they shall never die. HELP IS WHAT our appointees gave our officers. They are Nancy Huff, Lesley Carpenter, Charlene Able, Nancy Bell. Patti Russell, Arlene Hayes, Vicki Fuhrer.

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L.H.S., Serving School and City WHAT is more exciting than a parade along the streets of the city? And the Lauderdale band is at the head. A civic organization holds a banquet and is entertained by one of the Lau- derdale choruses. EBB TIDE and Navigator work hand in hand with the publications of the city. The student councils and the other repre- sentative organizations link school and city to- gether in mutual respect. These are the organiza- tions which represent LHS, the students, to the parents and their friends, the citizens. They make the tradition of Lauderdale High. THIS is an organization? Olt well, they get the work done on Navigator, as Tracy Mark, Niki Crossman. Joanie Critchly know. Organizations BEFORE this yearbook comes out there is a lot of behind the scenes little known work. Layouts, copy, cutlines, crop-pictures, taking pictures, selling ads, and selling yearbooks. Charleen Emery and Betsy Shcard, EBB TIDE staff members, make sales while John Rather. Skip Beisler. Bob Depardo and Bonnie Ulrich look on.

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E.S.C. Works Hard All Year THE SQUAWK BOXES are in the charge of Jim Mathews (center), Secretary of the Interior, and his appointees. They arc Denny Terr, right, and Bill America, left. SECRETARY OF COMMERCE, Bonnie Ulrich, with her appointees, Don Noland, left, and Pat Butterfield, center, ap- proves all posters before they are placed on campus. “PUT DOWN THE CHAIR!”, says Lynn Williams, Secretary of State, to Steve Wollam, right, as Kay Burch, center, looks on. Lynn and these appointees are in charge of all student assemblies. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES, Nancy Meadows. Lenore Alpert, Jim Pfeifer and Linda Harberson stand by the cases which hold symbols of the victories of those before them, knowing they too are now Flying L’s. WORK, WORK. WORK, nothing but work! This is what the Executive Student Council has been doing for the student body this year. They have given up their free time and their study- halls. Did you attend the Flying L Follies? Did you follow the Code of Good Sportsmanship the Stu- dent Council endorsed? Were you one of the one- hundred-seventy-five people who attended the workshop Student Council sponsored? All these things were made possible by the Executive Stu- dent Council and their cooperation with Inter- Club Council and Legislative Student Council. Cooperation was the key to all of their activities. Student Council had charge of the book-store for the first time this year. They sold paper and other school supplies. In addition to this they joined forces with the chorus to sell candy. Both bars and boxes of candy were sold. The Student Council also issued student cards which are popular money-savers. This activity and all the others were led by the Executive Student Council. They supplied the leadership. The Spirit of the School 59