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

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BAND OFFICIALS are, top row, left to right: Mr. William Bennett, director; Randy Williams, drum major; Lamar Black, assistant drum major; Dave Taylor, president; and Larry Smalley, vice-president. BOTTOM ROW, left to right, arc: Gale Nelson, secretary; Wendy Nelson, secretary; Carolyn'Evans, librarian; Gale Rayburn, librarian; and Melvin Waskow, quartermaster. All of these people, working together, were responsible for making the band a success this year. rhe Band Plays at All Home Football Games

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SEARCHING FOR information are these reporters, Bonnie Baltier and Sherrie Reilly. Digging for facts to go into their stories is a main part of their work. and Puts Out the Paper Staff Sponsors Stomp ’N’ Chomp BEING OF SOUND mind and body . . . This is a familiar phrase to most of Lauderdale’s students. It was one of the most common phrases in the Last Will and Testament of this year’s senior class. Each person in the senior class tells what he would like to leave behind to an underclassman, the classes of the future, or to the school. These things range from dirty gym suits to the best of luck. Stomping ’n’ Chomping was all in style at the annual Stomp ’n’ Chomp, sponsored by the Navigator staff. This is held every year during the Twirp Season, when girl invites boy. The staff does both of these things in addition to putting out the newspaper. It contains, in addition to the news stories and the features, letters to the editors, columns and cartoons. HELPING Niki Crosman, advertising manager, as she types are these staff members: Chris Bcrgh, business man- ager; A1 Kubla, cartoonist and Jean Pfeifer, circulation manager. LOOKING OVER the equipment are Dave Shaft, left, and Price McIntosh, right. Coach Hayes, the sponsor, watches on. This group forms an important part of the staff. 67

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BAND MEMBERS in the last row, left to right, are Mike McCray, Ted Hoffman, Kurt Pcndergrast, Rus Hendon, Dave Taylor, Dan Warnor, Jim Hairston, Herschel McDonald, Ronnie Hughes, Lanny Miller, Dale Nicholson, Jim Tucker, Lanny Hiday, and Marvin Smith. In the fourth row are these members, Victor Danart, Willy Shumpert, Pat Hall, Frank Brown, Tom Quina, Gail Davis. Dennis Englund, Jim Matthews, John Ramsey, Carl Ball. Greg Lawrence, Ken Beimly, Lamar Black, Herb Glatfelter, Dave Berry, Bill Carter, Molly French, Gene Schnell, Stan Harrocks, Denham Clements, Gale Nelson. The third row contains Steve Marcus, Peggy Jacobson, Gail Stone, Darlene Simmons, Diane Coleman, Homer Forster, Melvin Waskow, Ronald Honecny, Bob James, Mark Seip, Sandy Brader. Larry Smalley, Carolyn Evans, Leonard Tocci. In the second row are Wendy Nelson, Toy Ditzler, Reed Parrish, Gale Rayburn, Pat Warren, Art Hollerback, Jerry White, Brenda Stanley, Richard Workman, Ed Cooke, Ralph Rickard, Murray Hinkley, Mary Jo Erskine, Zell Porter. In the front arc Deena Tanton, Mary Jenne, Jim Phillips, Diane Jorde, Judy Jackson, Joan Thiel, Marcia Mulford, Barbara Wright, Randy Williams. “WE HAIL THEE, Alma Mater.” These words slowly drift across the field from the crowded stands at the close of each home football game. In this way the Flying L Band raises the school spirit in victory or in defeat. For the first time the sophomores formed a band of their own. It was called the Baby L Band and created to help train the sophomores. WITH UNIFORMS GLITTERING and instru- ments shining, the Band marched in many parades. Among these parades were the annual Orange Bowl Parade and the Homecoming Parade of their own Fort Lauderdale High School. They were led in these speeches by the Drum Major, Randy Williams. Their president, Dave Taylor, an equally good leader, led all the elective activities. 69