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

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The Chorus Members Help Pay Their Expenses WHIRRING THROUGH the minds of these Chorus stu- dents are notes from the music they’re learning. Some of them are studying sheet music while others study the board. THANKSGIVING CAME and with it came the annual Thanksgiving Assembly at which the Choristers sing each year. They are pictured above with their director, Miss Chung. GATHERED AROUND the piano before an afternoon practice are the Sunmaids, Lauderdale High’s quartet. They are Kitty Mason, Gayle Tompkins, Phoebe Bowne, and Mary Spain. The Members Practice Regularly HAPPY FACES, crisp uniforms, and good singing, all went into making this year’s choruses. These in- cluded the Advanced Mixed Chorus, Fort Lauderdale High School Choristers, and the Girls’ A Cappella Chorus. There were also a girls’ quartet called the Synmaids and a boys’ quartet called the Sunstrokes. Both, the Advanced Mixed Chorus and the Girls’ A Cappella Chorus, competed in the state and district contests. The advanced Mixed Chorus earned “supe- rior” ratings last year at both of these. Members of all the choruses raise money to help pay for their expenses and trips. They do this by having bake sales and by selling candy. Regular practicing is required of all members. The members of each chorus have been carefully selected and must be willing to work.

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Season to Season Flying L’s, Tops TOUCHDOWN! Home run! Hole in one! The sporls activities of our school are the highlights of the year. Lauderdale athletes are the representa- tives of school and city to southern Florida. Top quality in sports and sportsmanship is the trade- mark of Ft. Lauderdale High School. The citizens of Fort Lauderdale support wholeheartedly the various teams and events in which our school is involved throughout the year. Young men and women playing fairly and doing their best for their school are respected not only by their classmates, but by the entire city. GOSH! If he had only . . runs through Jim Wettengel’s Coach Green's, Ray Miller’s and Mike Tuft’s minds. IT WAS A TERRIFIC GAME! Congratulations! Vicki Todd assures Flying L football player. Jay Yurchok as he comes off the field after the climax of another victory for LHS. Not only the players, coaches, or cheerleaders worked for this victory, but the whole student body was behind them all the way, as in everything that Lauderdale attempts. 79