South Broward High School - Browardier Yearbook (Hollywood, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1951 volume:

.- 4 Jr Q45 A- 'F-L SS EEF? Fifi: 5 3:5 :sk :Sag-52 PIL f i Q, .gf 'SLT 1-1.7-,. . HIE BR 'Q Q 5 x fan published by the Senior Class of SOUTH BROWARD HIGH SCHOOL Hollywood, Florida HBH UI CDW IS ww AWK Gr emors 5 CH a s Hzvory Qfwp cmcre F Q me ECJIIMC do Cai Prophecy 5 Vw ALT vmes Qoorfs Features Ad ertusememfs Page T55 i 2 W 1 7 I I Deducatlofw ,. ., ,7,,,,,,,,,A 5 AdnfmisTfaTEom ,A,, , ,,.,v,,... Y 7 Swdmt -pta ,fs , ., ..., 1 8 ' Y ,,,,,, ,, ..,, 23 ,ppg ai'-:es , ,, . A-4 Cf 5 Q ,,,,,,.,,,,w.,,.,,.,,, 55 Juniors ,wY..,,w.,,.,,,. . .,...,,..w, 5 7 V- iw X s ,,,, YY,,,.,.,.,....,. 6 7 F ,, ,, .. ,. 75 is' va H A 83 ,. .,s U. ..,.,,,. 89 Ga 5 HH ,........,,,, ,.........,. 9 2 W .Y,,,,.,,.A.A.,.,....,.... 97 V' ..,.....,,,.,............Y,w,,,w 123 as 5-. 1 MAQM, Q y Q . . ,W All-, , .531 k ' .. , ,L f,15,,f ,M -, V 1- vi g-, ,.,E , l+..? k2r f4e.i5 . f-Wu M WML . g 2 ., 'W g ,:,.. - ...vm I N 'I I. Ma.. '- . Jil' ' .A ' 1 M-Iiwmf-f'wsf.,Q 1 Af f ' - - X , -my, M Y, .. fy-Bbw , wiv ' f 44,1 mg -. I I 4' Q r r,- ,,.,v S f- ,gan . 1- ' x w 4 P. .W as ,Af 4- 'gl w 1 1 -4 0 4 , 4 ' A A ,4 l - 4Q ANlllllAl gi tl? .4 eat! 3 , w'lma .Wll5?n Editor in Clue' Ethel Amund . s Business Managgr JXAN BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Katherine Mendoza, Nancy Munt, Julie McConville, Pauline Barco, Stevie Perez Guerra, Chris Powel. 2ND ROW: Ethel Amundson, Jane Ann Wheeler, Wilma Wilson, Jasmin DeBan, Lona Cochran, Shir- ley Burrell, Helen SecreSt.3rd ROW: Jill Rifkin, Sheila Bohrer, li? Pat Filson, Dulcy McDonough, Sandra Young, Lyeliene Clark Libby Turner, Mary Humphrey. TOP ROW: Eddie Schiffman Shirley Pelstring, Johnny Stumpe, Ralph Richart, Al Gallo Howard Fosman. Pauline Barco Libby Turner Nancy Munt M3na9i 9 Ediffif Associate Editor Assistant Business Manager T. D. Ellis, Jr. 'fc xx X, ry dai wel 1 dz NX ss Rum MCE? me Boar A 1 Nl man tr ,Q Q fi ' T' - W' r 'Mi' 'wfrirfwwfww I ' We- f-.aw -,.v,.,.,,a , 1 ll All Ui lllllll llll Mr. U. J. Bennett South Broward has been fortunate in having a Superin- tendent of Schools, Mr. U. J. Bennett, the Board of Educa- tion, actively interested citizens who have foreseen the rapid growth of South Florida and its accompanying school needs. Many difficulties in establishing adequate schools were encountered in this area. But the Superintendent and School Board with the able legal leadership of Mr. T. D. Ellis, Jr., began work on State legal technicalities. In 1947 a break was seen. Through cooperation of the citizenry led by Mr. Jake Watson the grateful people of South Broward were assured a high school on a par with the best in the country. We salute the men on these pages for their efforts in securing for us this fine school. ll'-i n. i.W so . Mr. 3' Berman. ur 5- dem Benlhellfl Ngeifld' enum' R, Hari- A ' X 5ecreK3'Yfol::rl,l1 Meme ti ml, fi' 'F E . H. 4,0 'rf 5 Q 'X x 1 MR. PAUL E. TURNER Chairman of Board MR. PAUL F. COLBERT Supervising Principal of South Broward Schools .WR N. f 'ww -. F l 0. an -X 'Ki 'ii- as OFFICE . ST Miss EdHhAAlZF, le-fy ,O cKinley' 'ight 44,5- Hil da Ray, aizie P SFS: MR. MYRON L. ASHMORE Principal of South Broward High School is 5 3' X., hillfpsi Q U E L' ,WL 'Fl ffl 441. ' .ra hill is M J if! Lz'f ' ' .1 Lett to right, top to bottom: Mr. Clarence Altonse, Mathematics, Miss Jacqueline Allen, Journalism and Speech, Miss Arlene Atwater, Home Economics, Miss Frances Ballard, Music, Mrs, Mary Ann Blake, English, Mr. Morton Brann, Social Studies. Strike Up a Tune! Music is an inspiration to the soul and is soothing to the human breast. Under the direction of Miss Frances Ballard the Music Department has given opportunity to students to develop appreciation of soul stirring compositions. While two music appreciation classes meet daily to study the fundamentals and 'history of the art, two Glee Clubs, Junior and Senior, assemble to train for public vocal performances. 10 Y 3 1 vi 1 N1 'Six P' at f wc S A5 , U if l W J A . B 1 at f by Ulf K LK . 'N . l vm. f g . , Njipvlg 's.,,, ix W , , 'Lx ' 41, ,S ' .L ! gl ' l tf A af X., , X 1, 1 l Left to right, top to bottom: Mr. William Brennan, Science, Miss Grace Bowen, Mathematics, Mr. Harold Bullock, Science, Miss Sara Chattield, English, Mr. Frank Clark, Physical Education, Mrs. Sue Collier, Science. V Since the laboratories of the plant are so well equipped, the Orchids to You! students have performed many scientific experiments in addition to their study of facts from text- books and magazines. Through the capable guidance of Mrs. Sue Collier and the other science instructors, the pupils have been trained in practical projects such as raising snakes, fish, rabbits, parakeets, and orchids. 11 ll. 1, cr: ff, ,, .Q gs , - I ti 335'- ,Q-.ff L41 ,J ,sg Q if if W ,ani Q ,M Left to right, top to bottom: Miss Catherine Dinnen, English, Mrs. Louise Dower- man, Librarian, Miss Janie Ellis, Home Economics, Mrs. Jimmie Gregory, Social Studies, Miss Jane Guinnane, Science, Mr. Chester Hoyt, Industrial Arts. Zooming Saws, Rapping Hammers The Industrial Arts Department, directed by Mr. Chester Hoyt and Mr. Stuart Pelling, has offered courses in metal molding, woodwork, and mechanical drawing. In the completely equipped shop the boys construct everything from kites to boats. This year a sailing rig known as the Lanteen type was built. Throughout the year the department has contributed its talents to the school by assisting in scenery designing and by building two ticket booths for the athletic field. 12 1-X Q. if ,. gf. 'wav ' ' A ,zgky K M' Q13 K 5 W. f . VJ 7 s 'xiii :HRX I ,L K' 'N.... - l ' 1, , R. ' . ..,4.,.... E gg. ,E 3 R X E, i in ivy . ric I , Left to right, top to bottom: Mrs. Ruth Kamin, Guidance and Social Studies, Mrs. Irene Monoghan, Home Economics, Mr. Stuart Pelling, Industrial Arts, Mr. Harold Phares, Guidance and Commercial Arts, Miss Ruth Pitts, Mathematics, Mr. Edwin Potter, Science, Miss Jean Reynolds, Physical Education. Yum. Yum! Is It Good! The Home Economics Department headed by Mrs. lrene Monoghan has conducted an annual food show under the sponsorship of Hopkins' Electric Company of Holly- wood. In addition to the valuable experiences received in cooking, the girls have been enabled to improve other home making abilities such as sewing, home decorating, and child care. Another yearly affair of the department is a fashion show in which the Homemakers of Tomorrow model their own creations. 13 5 . A cf.. ,ujtst nv ' aw ' W, rf A? :FQ 4 5 V wg , sasiyk fs K K tt.,.-M' W 1 3 , 2 g, y 'S , fn 4 V i f we , rf s N , NS- 1 y 1 35 A mm fee 1 gf ww' Left to right top to bottom: Miss Lillian Rosselot, English, Miss Dorothy Schmidt, Mathematics- Mr. James Shoffstall Science, Miss Frances Smith, English, Mr. Hugh Smith Physical Education- Mr. Joseph Smith, Social Studies. Democracy m Action Students express their ideas, instructors listen. Teaching democratic procedures is one of the main objects of the classroom. Here pupils learn to think on their feet, to discuss current problems, and to evaluate their accomplishments. Through the correlation of the various school departments, students are trained to meet difficult everyday situations. 14 Q an -s F.:- r aft' rE5. ?f ' 1 ,se ,- - Q c s- gl W ss. l 'hi W . ffm s 'f-...gf ,ui M .X 331---'N f- if ces, - .st .- AK, f . - 3 3 t will-. il:-. Left to right, top to bottom: Miss Rhoda Speckler, English, Mr. Jack Thompson, Band, Mrs. Joyce Townsend, Physical Education, Miss Mary Trautman, Commercial Arts, Mrs. Jessie Troupe, English, Mrs. Pauline Watkins, Social Studies. Hunt 'N Peck! Following the modern trend of our high school life, the Commercial Department has assumed a maior role of importance to students training in typewriting, book- keeping, shorthand l and office practice. These subiects were open chiefly to Juniors and Seniors. Advanced shorthand students have been made available for limited stenographic service for teachers on the campus, while typing classes have assisted the office in preparing copy for various civic organizations. 15 X 'X 42-'vc eg, --Q 4. ' . ' r AXVW1 Q . .arte A lHA KS CUSTODIAL STAFF 1Lower left, left to rightb: Mr Clinton Moore, Mr. Ed Livlmore Mr. H. G. Hanson, Supervisor Mr. Andy Allen, Mr. Phillip Lepper Knot pictured5, Mr. Berry Young Cupper rightj, Miss lne Bess lnot picturedl. .'l i'f'::'1tX5TQ Lfsx . i'-- .- . WM , - ,. - X ., - - f X rx? . all N! N wx X- ls 'I F w- aff I 3. r Q rg xt Q' S 1 t ' a f j ffl YUUR SERVICE On this page are pic- tured members of two im- portant departments of any school. - The cafeteria and the custodians. Each mem- ber deserves praise for services rendered to the student body. CAFETERIA STAFF lUpper leftl Mrs. Mary Gregory, Mrs. Irene Stumpe, Mrs. Marie Bechtoldt, Mrs. Paul Heffron. iLower rightj Mrs. Louisca Carter, Mrs. Mary Cruz, Supervisor, Mrs. Bessie Ham- ilton, Mrs. Ruth Manning, Knot pic- turedl Mrs. Ethel Adams. We x U i au. 1 E! 1 ,JA MRS. JIMMIE GREGORY Faculty Advisor . i y Lower row,Ief1 to right-Bill Aftaway, Leroy Wright, Jerry Smith, Joe Henium, George Marholin, and Hayes Bandle. Top row, left to right-Jim Moore, Pav Wardrop, Marcia Black, Jeanne Connor, Peggy Powell, SlUDl l CHU Cll 4 ,tt N4-wil OFFICERS: Bob Arnau, Treas- urer, Mrs. Gregory, Sponsor, Kicki Wise, President, Joe Hen- ' ium, Vice-Presideni, Libby Turner, Secrefary. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Joe Spina, Jill Ritkin, Lynn Pier, Wayne Kilgore, David Aucamp, Reba Sterling, Ollie Sorsdahl. TOP ROW, left to right: Cynthia Giles, Judy Mann, Shirley Anderson, Libby Turner, Ethel Amundson, Wilma Wilson, Patty Ann Young. Student Council, the governing body of the school, is composed of students elected by their classes to represent them in the Council. Among the many things that the Student Council accomplished this term, the most outstanding was the point system, set up by the Council to award students for outstanding achievement and participation in school activities. The Broward Follies, a series of skits, sponsored by the Student Council, was one of the highlights of the year. This production along with the concession stands operated at the basketball games were the Council's main money making proiects. 5- e COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-Joe Spina and Wayne Kilgore, Concession Stands, Jill Rifkin, Constitutional Revision: Reba Sterling, Point Sys- tem, Jim Moore, Inner-Club Coun- cil, Ethel Amundson, Clubs' Sched- ules, Retha Wardrop, Broward Fol- lies: Joe Henium, Assembly Com- mittee. lliiillll Q-li li X 'bow K -X N px KICKI WISE-President S 1 Student checks out book with assistance of student librarian. MRS. LOUISE DOWERMAN Librarian LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Seated left to right: Alice Kira, Jasmin DeBan, Bar- bara Malphurs, Jackie Romberger. Standing: Harriet Berman, Joyce Brown, Gerry Smith, Janet Berman. x 'wi ,FW .,.,,,. . , . psaww.m.W.aMw,.a,i .. ,.,,,m,,,,,,,,,,.,,.M.c..,.,.. lllll llllKlllSll MlMllllllll uiinlnv With the aid of the Junior Woman's Club, the initial expansion of the new South Broward library began. This year the Hollywood Kiwanis Club, the home club of Roe Fulkerson, became aware of the potentialities of the new South Broward School, therefore, as a tribute to the late Roe Fulkerson, they contracted a charter to have our library recognized by the National Kiwanis and Sinawik Clubs as the Roe Fulkerson Memorial Library. Thus a new pattern L Og. fffgr J DESl6NER ff Q i K X5 was molded for our library which now contains the Roe Fulkerson Reference Collection contributed by Kiwanians and Sinawiks of the United States and Canada. South Broward students come and go daily from this department flower leftj to take advantage ofthe educational opportunities offered here llower righti. To create reading interests through attractive bulletin boards iupper rightj is an aim of the librarian. Thanks to the P. T.A. for a iob well Q war: . E. The Educational Screen Club is a non-profit organization which pro- motes the idea of a modern visual educational system. Besides running the movie machines, these boys manage the lighting for all stage productions. IC yr done! Under supervision of the Par- ent Teachers' Association, the clinic has served South Broward's ailing students to an unchallenged capacity this year. The volunteer service of the women has been of- fered faithfully, quietly, and with- out remuneration. 0lllEl ASSISTA TS Often the office is so popular that the secretaries have a hard time serving so many students at one time. Our student office assistants help to answer questions, solve problems, keep the wall phones buzzing, and keep records of at- tendance. 0 e S . , Www.. , by 1 Q 2 4 H f -'M f . I -.444 ., ' 44 Vt, A ' . ,j'f 'i'f rg' y.' H ' , . fm 0 fi . 3- -..,' . ,h , . , , 4- ' W 5 X ' 'Q -4. 4 M ' is 4 L 1' 4. 3 ...V Q y 'Ji i' ' 5 fr.y , -+ ' f Y I J -A 6, WN, .. ,4 9 f' mu.. .. , uf QM . -fgrffe-1 - ' rv 'ML .,,,5.fnkw,,,g:,,, .R ,, U T 4 My I. ...fkvl As. Wg Q , wx n ' a. 'f 'Q Q 4 Q w A- f ! W .M 'fs f W' 2- ' 5 e A Q7 fi ' w A I 1 A nr . i ,J , 5 li ? . 1. ' s ? Sk ' W ,, ' 452 K A P v RT gem: 1 Nt 565' 'Hgh 1 ry. , ,go A. rf fr. 4 : H52 ff? ft Q S5 3 of 1 fi ,j 'J g h 'i of S 13 la P t Q :Lt Q Sl IIIR MASS IIHIIZERS John Moore .......... President, First Semester Helen Patton ........................ Vice-President Nancy Croll .................................. Secretary Bob Arnau ........ President, Second Semester X-' 'Wim-1 W Q9 MAN X., 521 W , W' IST . fm ' , xv ALLEN, FRANK K. AMUNDSON, ETHEL IRENE- Stinky Student Council 4, Secretary and Treasurer Class 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Annual Staff, Business Manager 4. an t ag . f 'VN I L.. xl? ARCHAMBAULT, FREDERICK STEWART- Fred X Glee Club I, Football I, Baseball I, 2. K. lyk ARNAU, ROBERT ROLAND- Bob Student Council 2, Treasurer 4, Class President 2, second semester 4, Wheel Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 4, B Club 4, Football Mgr., Boys' State 3, GREMLIN 2. AUCAMP, DAVID HARTMAN, JR.- Dave K I Student Council 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Beta Q Club 3, President 4, BULLDOG'S TALE 4, Boys' State 3. .5 .V,. ' I AUSTIN, HARRY EUGENE Glee Club 4. BACARIS, ANN- Bunnie ,E Sfzy, Glee Club 4. 7' BARCO, ALICE PAULINE Student Council I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3. lRecid clockwisei , 3 fl 1 1,8 M, 8' m ft. .. s ,,,.,,,, 1, , a .A Yf 5135: fi V -f sy 5 ,,- fa wimlb ,F W IW, 'f ll at 1. 1 QV is. Q km? Q a W BAXTER SHIRLEY Glee Club 3, 45 D.C.T. 4. BINGHAM, GENE AUSTIN Key Club 3 4- Hi-Y 4- B u Club 3 Track 3 4 BLACK HARRY PARKS 's-A QT- Viv CI b 4' Glee Club 3, 4g Dramatics Vlce Presudertt Class 2 Key Club 3 4 Glee Club l B Club ll3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 3 4 Dramatucs Clubl 2 Footba Baseball 2 3 BOHRER SHEILA ANN Shelly' Glee Club 2 3 F H A 4 Dramatncs Club 3 GAA 4 Debat :ng Team 4 Classical Music Club 4 BOLLINGER ALFRED JACOB JR 'Todd BOWERMAN ROBERT Bob Student Counctll Wheel Clubl 2 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 B Club 2 3 4 MeIoduers3 Basketball 2 Baseballl 2 3 4 aw Track 4 an-Q, iles-Q, I BOYD MAUREEN Glee Club 4 BOYD ROBERT Bob Football Team Manager 4 CReccl counter clockwusel 149: 'K' 'F' Na I I I I I I - ' I Xi . . , ,, H l ' I I I I 1 I 1 F 1 2 I I 1 I Il I I , 5 . . . 5 5 . . . 5 - j . Xp, q X I I ll M . 1 1 - .h Y ll n I ,L ' . . . I. ' I I I I I I I I 4 H H . I . 4 3. , D A I mg - Til ll I nk +:.' W G ' + Q 4 rf A I . , -W , QA. 3 A , 1 - ' 'M , ,. Ii- W 'WFP ,wa zo. ig .-.. 1. . , . A , J 'fflaiw .L Q' lx 1 on fi 'v V BRENNAN, JEAN MARlE BULLDOG'S TALE 45 Art Club 2, 4, Family Life Club 35 ra Dramatic Club 3. BROWN, JOYCE Glee Club 2, Family Life Club 3, BULLDOG'S TALE lg Secretary Music Appreciation Club 4. BROWN, ROBERT- Bob D.C.T. 3, 4. BUCHANAN, JEAN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Melodiers 3, F.H.A. 4, Class Play 37 BULLDOG'S TALE 4. CARROLL, GEORGE CARVER, RALPH Glee Club I, 2, D.C.T. 3, 4. Vice-President 3. CHAPMAN, PATRICIA- Pai A m i Glee Club 2, Chorus 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Manager 3. g A- 'B CLARK, Lveusne ANN B QW Tri-Hi-Y 4, Beta Club 3, Family Relations Club 3, B Club 'Qui-....... 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, BULLDOG'S TALE 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, PQ 2 Tennis 2, 3, 4. .y 5 i-i'1- e ..., , ' fReocl clockwisej , 52 .,. qffsi Q 9 x aw . W 0-df! BJC '6 . is 21.7 Q f- I COCHRAN, LONA LEE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Annual Staff 4, BU LLDOG'S TALE 4, COFFEI., SHERRI Debate Team 3, 4, Honor Society 3, Swimming Team 2, 3, 4. CORPENING, JEAN Glee Club, D.C.T. 4. CRAIG, FRANCES- Frankie Tri-Hi-Y l, Glee Club 1, Family Relations Club 3, D.C.T. 4. CROLL, NANCY JANE Student Council 2 3 Secretar 2, Class Secretar and Treas- l f Y Y urer 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Band 3. DEAN, YVONNE Glee Club l, 2, G.A.A. 3, D.C,T. 4. DEPOE, ROSEMARIE Beta Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. 4, Chemistry Club 3. DIXON, GLEN- Dick Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4. lReod counter-clockwise, DODDINGTON, DUANE Student Council, second semester A Beta Club 4 Key Club 3, 4, Hi-Y President 4 BULLDOGS TALE Buslness Manager A Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y State Councll 3 Class Play 3 DONALDSON, VERNELL GIeeClub1,2, 3,4 GAA H DONNELLY, JAMES- Jim' Hi-Y 11, Golf Team 2, 3 4 Tennns Team 3 4 GREMLIN I DRIGGERS, HARVEY D.C.T. 3, President 4 DUBBERLY, BETTY LOU D.C.T. 3, Secretary 4, DWYER, ROBERT- Bob D.C.T. 4. EVENSON, WAYNE FIDLER, NEIL WALTER FIJALKOWSKI, LEON FRANCIS CNo1 picturedj fReod cloclcwicel 5, 4 V. qt ' NWN t,: - g R ' 3 I Q 03, i .nl I xx 'fi A:f I J , . . Aa-'fm fm 'H-.., ,442 F 1 I, Ltti? 5, I. rx FILSON, PATRICIA MURIEL- Pai Student Council, second semester 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Bowling Club 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, Annual Staff 4. FISHER, ANNE Tri-Hi-Y 4, Art Club 4,Swimming Team 1, Band l, 2, 3. FISHER, JACQUELINE MARY- Jackie FOSMAN, HOWARD- Howie Debating Team 4, Class Play 3, Annual Staff 4. FROST, ANDREW CHRISTIAN- A. C. D.C.T. 3, Vice-President 4, President second semester 4. GALLO, ALBERT MICHAEL- AI Wheel Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Baseball B Squad 3, 4. GARLAND, ELAINE Student Council i, Junior Glee Club President 4, D.C.T. 3, GREMLIN l. GIACIN, IAWRENCE Glee Club 4, Astronomy Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3. QReod counter-clockwise, J 'Q 'ik uf' 7 X Wk- v .1 399' , I KHP' N-sv GLENN, GRACIE GOO Tri-Hi-Y 4, G.A.A. 4, F.H.A, 4, Classical Music Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4. DMAN, NANCY Science and Camera Club 1, Orchestra 3, Classical Music Club 4, GRAYSON, D E LORES Glee Club 2, 3, 4, GREMLIN l. GREGORY, CHARLES- Charlie Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Family Relations Club 3, B Club 3, 4, Football 3, Track 4. HEGSTETTER, JAMES- Jim HEPNER, RUTH BEVERLY Glee Club 4. HOUSTON, JOHN EDWARD- Eddie B Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. HOWARD, MICHAEL- Mike fReo Wheel Club 2, Safety Patrol 2, Angler Club l, Golf Team 3, 4, B Team Basketball Manager 3, B Team Baseball Manager l, 2. cl clockwise, J 5.1 wp-i. -fw- X 4 J QM ll 'hw . 2-rs . Q 'i,- .f E . . Q 3' tis, W1 i 0. 1 'Yeah' ww if , Q 3 is I HUNTER WILLIAM- BiII Glee Club 4. IRIS, MOLLIE LOU Biology Club 3, Art Club I, 2, Glee Club I,-2, 3, 4, G.A.A I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2. JOHANSEN, ADRIANNE D.C.T. 3, 4. Y LOIS JOLL , Student Council 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 4, Alternate Maiorette 4. KAGEL, BEATRICE- Bea Tri-Hi-Y 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Melodiers 3. KARR, WILLIAM HENRY- Bill KING, LEONARD- L, M. .. BULLDOG'S TALE 4, Glee Club 3, Basketball I. KING, RAE D,C.T. 4. fRecd counter-clockwise Q .Ai-RQ: x Q' K7 'api XJ KING, VERA R Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Maiorette 3, 4. .23 A KNIGHT, JOAN- Joanie t, D.C.T. Secretary 4, BULLDOGS TALE 4. I KRIEG, FLORENCE- Petie 'Wi Biology Club 3, Art Club 4, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Modern Dance Club l, Sport Club l. LaCHANCE, CONSTANCE- Connie LASSEN, GRACE F.H.A. I, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Family Relations Club 3, Pep- Squad 4. LEE, MARJORIE Beta Club 3, 4, Tri-H-Y 3, BULLDOG'S TALE 4, Melodiers 3. LEWIS, LEWIS K.- Buddy Football 4, Q if Family Relations Club 3 DC T 4 fRec1d clockwise usu, MARY 1 ,ff ,J J 4 x 1 we -ff 'Z 455 qw.-' 'H ,gf ,, RQ, MJ ,W Q MacKlNNON, HOPE f ' . . Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2. MANOS, ELECTRA MARKS, PAUL, JR.- crappy Class Treasurer 1, B Club 4, Football 4. MATASSA, John- Johnny Glee Club 4. McCOMBS, RODNEY BYRON Ke Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 B Club1 2 3 4 Treasurer Y , 1 1 , , , , 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4. MCCONVILLE, .I ULIA-- Julie F.H.A. 4, French Club 3, G.A.A. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. MCDONOUGH, DULCIE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Tri-H1-Y 3, 4, GREMLIN 1, 2, Annual Staff 4. McELYEA, CHARLES fReod counter-clockwlsel f 091 3.3. 2. McMANN, JOHN PECK- Johnny A Key Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, I f . J? Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 4, Class Play 3, Boys' ' I State 3. i MENDOZA, KATHERINE - Kay I Class Treasurer I, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Football mx, cg Queen 4, Annual Staff 4. I MILLER, JANICE ' Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Family Relations 3, Maiorette 4, BULl.DOG'S f MONROE, ELLA JANE Dramatics Club 3. 5 MOORE, JAMES ALLISON- Jim Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Wheel Club 2, 3, 4, President 2, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, B Club 2, 3, 4, Class .V . Play 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 2, 3, 4. k. Mi. MOORE, JOHN WILLIAM, JR. ' A in Student Council 3, 4, President Class first semester 4, Key 7 Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class Play 3, BULLDOG-'S TALE 4. Mounts, RUBY ELIZABETH- BeIIy if ' I F.H.A. I, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Family Relations Club 3, Pep ,ia Q , Squad 4. i MORTON, CAROLE Beta Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Family Relations Club 3, D.C.T. 4, BULLDOG'S TALE l, 2, 3, 4. fReod clockwise, 3 L, ,f3Mf- f 2 ' 5 I K'-, Mx ru-was l 'QP' a if MOSER, PATRICIA ANN- Patsy Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Maiorette 2, 3, 4. MOXLEY, MAUREEN F.H.A. lj Debating Team 35 D, C. T. 45 GREMLIN l, 25 BULL- DOGS TALE 4. MOYE, WILMA TARPLEY MULKEY, PATRICIA- Pai Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. MULLIKIN, WANDA D.C.T. 3, 45 Treas. 45 Member of D.C.T. State Executive Board 4. MUNT, NANCY RAE Tri-Hi-Y 45 Beta Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Band l, 2, 3. 0'HARA, EILEEN Dramatics Club 35 BULLDOG'S TALE 4. OSTERTAG, CHARLES ROBERT- Bob B Club 2, 3, 45 Track Manager 35 Football Manager 2. lReocl counter-cloclcwisel .ww 1 F 1 fl l . '1.: C xg 5 T E F , , .L ks M, 'ii PARKHURST, JERRY LEE J PATTON, HELEN Student Council 2, 3, Class Vice-President 4, Beta Club 3, Vice-President 4, BULLDOG'S TALE 4, Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 4, F.H.A. Vice-President 4, Chemistry Club Vice-President 3. ELSTRING, SHIRLEY ANN Glee Club 3, 4, Family Relations Club 3, B Club 3, 4, G.A.A 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, Swimming Team 3, Annual Staff 4. venom, MARY num Glee club 4. PEREZ-GUERRA, STEFANI- Stevie Beta Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Family Relations Club 3, Debate Team 3, BULLDOG'S TALE 4, Annual Staff 4, Bowling Team 3. PFUNK, MARGARET- Mickey Glee Club 3, Family Relations Club 3. PIER, LYNN Student Council 2. 3, 4, Class President 2, Vice-President Class 3, BULLDOG'S TALE 3, Editor 4, Annual Staff 3, Beta Club 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Girls' State Secretary 3, Co-editor GREMLIN 2, Tennis Team l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3. POMIANOWSKI, ALFRED- Al Glee Club 3, Track 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Captain 4. Recd clockwise W ! 'A 1. :Ill-I5-2 I l iff , , ,ml av- gf if 5 f Q 'Sn x T ,ik gf E 'gr A ' 5 ,iii- I-run MT' '15 Y POWEL., CHRISTINE ADELLA- Chris Bela Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Glee Club I, 2, 'BH Club 3, Ap Chemistry Club 3, GAA, 3, 4, Tennis Team 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, Annual Staff 4, BULLDOGS TALE 4. REEVES, RUFUS ISAIAH RICHART, RALPH MORGAN GREMLIN 2, Class Play 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Caplain 11, Annual Staff 4. RIFKIN, JILL SANDRA Student Council 4, Governor Girls' Stale 3, GREMLIN 2, Tennis Team 2, 3, Classical Music Club Vice-President 4. ROBERTS, VERNELLE- Bug Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Family Relations Club 3, Class Play 3: BULLDOGS TALE 4. RODMAN, PATRICIA DELAMERE- Palsy D,C.T. A. ROEDER, ARTHUR NEWELL- Art Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Nleloclier Soloist 3, D.C.T. 3, 4, Band 2. ROSENTHAI., JAMES- Jim Band 3, ri. lReccl counter-cl oclcwise-I Q51 'A ,W ,,.,s 29' li 1 'X 'yr L fy . 4 y X, X6 RYDER, PEGGY Glee Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, G.A.A, I, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance Club lg Class Play 3, BULLDOGS TALE 4. SALVINO, DOLORES ESTHER Band 2, 3, 4. SAMUELS, BARBARA Art Club 1, Dramatics Club, BULLDOGS TALE 4, Classica Music Club 4. SASSANO, ROBERT B Club 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Tennis 3, 4. SAVILLE, RICHARD- Dick Track 4. SCHIFFMAN, EDWARD- Eddie Wheel Club 3 4- Glee Club 2 4- B Club 4- Class Pla 3, 1 1 , I , Y Basketball 3, 4, Track 4, BULLDOG'S TALE 4. SCHWARTZ, CLIFFDRD Glee Club 4. SHEA, MARY Band 3, 4. fReccl clockwisel .gl 'E' 'l fm fin. 'Q Sa- it-is W' Q 5, W l SHIREY, LARRY NEIL Hi-Y 4, Glee Club I, 2, F.F.A. I, 2. SIMON, SIDNEY SIGMUND- Sid Science Club lg Diving Team 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3. SMITH, GERALDINE- Gerry Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.H.A. 4, BULLDOG'S TALE 4, Annual Staff 4. SPINA, JOSEPH- Joe Student Council 4, B Club 3, 4, President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, BULLDOG-'S TALE 4. STEWART, EUGENE- Gene Key Club 2, 3, 4, B Club 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. STINSON, PATSY JEAN- PaI ' D.C.T, 4. STROCK, MARY 0. STUMPE, JOHN WILLIAM- Johnny Key Club 4, Beta Club 3, Treasurer 4, Proiection Club Secre- tary 4, Annual Staff 4, GREMLIN 'I 2. TAYLOR, GEORGE CNot pictured.J fReocl counter-cl ockwisel -'cf' '! J A li TOWEY, CHARLES TURNER, ELIZABETH ANN- Libby Student Council Secretary 4, Secretary and Treasurer Class 2, Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Maiorette 3, Leader 4, Annual Staff 4. VANDENBERG, DONAJEAN VAN KORNGUT, SHIRLEY Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Class Play 3. VOJTASEK, WILLIAM- Bill WABLE, FRANCIS GEORGE Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, All State Chorus 4. WARD, FRANK Student Council 3, Wheel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. WARD, RUTH I, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Class Play 3. lReod clockwisel if 1'-wa., Ilan M, E , Qt'-n -asian., al x .vim w. fx, 1'-v YSB l Tri-Hi-Y 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, G.A.A. X A fs ff? J eslfw 11 - ,,, ,f is ibm, I S' l i 5 WARDROP, RETHA Student Council 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, B Club 4, Chemistry Club 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Cheerleader 4, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. WEBSTER, CHARLES- Chuck WENTWORTH, CAROLYN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Beta Club 4, Family Relations Club 3, G.A.A. 4, B Club 4, Secretary Aqua-Maid 4, Cheer- leader 4. WHEELER, JANE ANN Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.H.A, 'l, 2, President 4, Biology Club 4, Annual Staff 4. WHITE, LAURA WHITFIELD, DONALD LEE- Don Football 4, Track 3, 4. WIETING, PHILIP LOWELL- Phil Student Council 2, Hi-Y Treasurer 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, Track 3, 4, BULLDOG'S TALE 4. WILSON, WILMA CAROLYN- WiIIie Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3, Class President 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Editor of Annual 4, BUl.LDOG'S TALE 4. iRecd counter-clockwise, 1 H? fs rvfsafww VW has 'wang J' l . 1 4 y h 'S ' ,, 3- ' yi N at Q C... 2,1 Qu rv K K ..,,,. Nl' f,, , If . x -', l Y X K 'QW' sr WISE, KENDALI.- Kicki Student Council Treasurer 3, President 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Glee Club 4,, B Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4. WORTHEN, MARJORIE- Midge Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, B Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club l, Cheerleader 2, BULLDOG'S TALE 4. WRIGHT, JAMES LEROY 'sv F2 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Key Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Qf A President 4, B Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3. we If YONCE, LILLIE ANNE ' Tri-Hi-Y 3, Glee club 1, 2, 3, D.c.T. 4. ' YOUNG, PATRICIA ANN- Patty Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta Club 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Accompa- nist 4, G.A.A. Vice-President 3, President 4, Class Play 3, Band l, Secretary 2. YOUNG, SANDRA- Sandy Tri-Hi-Y 3, Glee Club l, 2, 4, B Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 4, Annual Staff 4. 3' ZlNGl0, THOMAS- Tom ' Student Council l, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Wheel Club 2, 3, 4, I B Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. . -'gf' ZINN, ESTHER FRANCES ,I Dramatics Club 3, Library Staff 3, Classical Music Club 4. 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' M ,' Ugg Q, . 0 - I l s '.L,Li I Q MQ S I,:-,',pd0f,k,0'f85,?v .v X 4 , ' I , I A ,JP ,, 4 I M Q wav' gi hh iagiiei' 6 LTFJTTTF sth hbfef HlSl lll lll CLASS 5l Neath Sun and Palms we entered South Broward Hugh and Hollywood Central as stout hearted Freshmen eager to make our respectuve debuts unto hugh school society Those students who luved un Dania went to South Broward whule those luvung un Hollywood attended Central How ever our ambutuons differed un no way as each strove to make thus primary year un hugh school a noteworthy one Beluevung that we must fund our own berth wuthun the throngs of Freshmen we ummeduately set about makung new friends and sunglung out those who were to undertake the re sponsubuluty of leadung our class The furst step un the durectuon of organuzung our class had been taken elected our class officers The chosen few upon whom the relushed honors were bestowed were Elsue Howell Presudent Rodney McCombs Vuce Presudent Paul Chuppy Marks Secretary and Katherune Mendoza Class Treasurer Yes we the Mughty Freshmen were makung the school sut up and take notuce of our presence Proud arrogant? You bet your lufe for now we had a tutle Freshmen a name to luve up to The conclusuon of our Freshmen year left us umpressed wuth a promuse of what the next few years would brung that we too un the future would adhere to tradutuon by contrubutuon un some manner to the progress and improvement of our beloved South Broward A Guudung Lught to Near and Dustant Lands by whuch our luves and ambutuons were to be led and made secure was a fut descruptuon of our Alma Mater Havung acquired a more dustunct under standung of our responsubuluty to our respectuve Alma Maters durung our probatuonary Freshman year we returned wuth fervent zeal to begun our Sophomore year The year was off to a rurunung start when the class chose uts Presudent Wulma Wulson wuth assustung officers Harry Black Vuce Presudent and Lubby Turner Secretary Treasurer Whule the gurls were brungung our class esteem through theur success un school popularity contests our boys were doung theur part un the fueld of ath letucs Two of them scored posutuons on the varsuty basketball team and two others represented us on a successful track team Remember how proud we were knowung that we the Sophomores had contrubuted our share to the wunnung of the track champuonshup whuch now rests un the trophy case Our class talent as well as pulchrutude was re vealed to the school when at Hollywood Central we carrued away top honors by wunnung furst pruze 55 un Hollywood Hughlughts a varuety show Our entry un the show was a rolluckung act entutled The Gay Nunetues Revue The literary talents of the class were dusplayed readuly un the publucatuons THE GREMLIN and THE BULLDOGS TALE Havung reached the end of the year the class saw one of the coveted tutles un school Vuce Presudent of Stu dent Councul go to Wulma Wulson After a funal farewell to our days as Sophomores we looked forward to entrance unto our Junuor year and the ascensuon to a hugher rung on the ladder of hugh school lufe Thy Pullars Ruse an Aud to Calm Our Fears gave us a feelung of securuty and comfort Before us we were moved by uts sublume mauesty to a pount of humuluty We the furst Junuor Class to attend the new South Broward Hugh School were wut nessung the realuzatuon of a dream whuch had long been the aspuratuon of every student attendung one of the most modern schools un the state of Floruda It was un thus buuldung that the Sophomores of Central and old South Broward were at last brought together un complete harmony working studyung sharung pleasures and blendung hopes Havung thus unspurung symbol of strength to guude us we set out upon the path whuch advanced through the Junuor year Jum Moore was assugned full responsubuluty for management of our class proceedungs when he was invested wuth the tutle of Junor Class Presu dent Wuth the capable leadershup of Jum to durect us and the assustance of Lynn Puer as Vuce Presudent and Ethel Amundson as Secretary we advanced wuth dauntles confudence acceptung problems as they presented themselves Sports topped the event calendar that year as we look back now over our school experuences It was through the valuable support of our own class mates that the football team went on to wun the Gulfstream Champuonshup the foremost desure of every team Restung on our laurels gauned un football we rushed unto basketball season After battlung theur way through strong opposutuon our boys funally procured entry unto the State tourna ment funals where they fought ardently but lost the crown by two pounts When track season of fucually opened the new track fueld was deducated Our representatuves on the cunders fought to sus taun the State Champuonshups tutle a second con secutuve year We were well represented not only un baseball but also un munor sports golf tennus and swummung K I , . . VT Tee I ee.-ef? f ff' U, u ' feats N-if X' I Q? 1 ' ff x fn' - H- ,,.,-5 llt l -Tx ' 't f , X f - - 'J - u u- -4-E: ':f.-if ' ' If 0 9 II II I II ' ' Il ' , . . . . , ' . , 1 I , . ' ' 1 I 1 - - ' 1 I . . . . . . . H . . . . H by The Close Of The third Week Of School! we hed stood so beautiful, so magnificient an edifice that . 1 H I 1 H 1 ' . . ' 'I ' - 2 , 1 ' I - . . - . ll ' ll ' 0 I I I ' , I ' Il II 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 I I ' ' ' . 1 1 1 1 Il II ' - , . I . ll 4 4 ' ' ll w 1 1 1 , - I - . ' . . . . b I . S . , I , - . . . . . I . - U I I - I . . I . . 1 1 . I f - ' 1 1 1 1 - . . , ' ' I , . I . 1 1 ' ' I ' l , I - . T 1 1 1 I 1 - I ' , 1 I ' . I , . . . - I . I ZBQW N ClAlSHIS1lllll We Junuors became thespuans when tume for our Junuor Play What A Lufe arruved To our satus factuon the performance was proclaumed a trubute to our class past record of achuevements Then of course well never forget Aprul 15th at the Holly wood Beach Hotel As genual hosts we entertauned the Senuor Class at the annual Junuor Senuor Ban quet and Promenade As the theme of thus regal affaur we chose The Golden Jubulee commemo ratung the mud century At the close of our Junuor year Kucku Wuse was elected to the hughest statuon un our school Presudent of Student Councul Along wuth hum many other classmates had hugh honors such as edutors or offucers of clubs bestowed on them We Sung Thy Prause Thy Memory Revere shall be a motto throughout our ways of lufe Senuors at last' We were fulled wuth muxed emotuons as we entered Broward for the last year Though we were wuth sadness at the thought of leavung our dear old Alma Mater We put asude our thought of de spaur and decuded to work hard to make thts our last year one we would want to remember and to dwell upon fondly un lufe s later years To make the unutual step toward our goal we selected our class offcers John Moore Presudent Helen Patton Vuce Presudent and Nancy Croll Secretary Treas urer Upon the resugnatuon of John Moore Bob Arnau was unstalled as our new presudent Sports agaun took the lumelught Football season receuved the usual welcome cheerleaders pa rades and dances but that year we observed each game wuth a profound unterest for we realuzed that thus would be the last season we would reugn on the bleachers as Senuors Basketball season thus year was a real treat We played hard fughtung well accomplushed teams from our dustruct and after takung the Dustruct Champuonshup Class A we went on to receuve a runner up berth un the State Champuonshup Meet for the second consecutuve year As our track team began the season wuth a shower of vuctorues our confudence un abuluty grew They walked off wuth the Dustruct Champuonshup and gauned second place un the State Track Meet un Gaunesvulle For the furst tume un the hustory of the school our baseball team won the Dustruct Champuonshup Then they headed for the State Tournament' Golf swummung and tennus agaun pushed to the foreground un our athletuc calendar of the year Beautuful summer weather ushered un the May Queen Contest and four daunty damsels were con testants however the Senuors chouce was Hope MacKunnon Queen Hope was crowned by Presu dent Bob Arnau un an umpromptu ceremony on May 4th the nught of the Senuor Class play The presentatuon of Peg Of My Heart was enuoyed by all and the enture cast was complumented gen erously A magnufucent evenung was un store for us when on Aprul 21 the Junuors entertauned us at a ban quet and prom For havung guven us somethung to add to our book of memorues we were deeply Wuth the mauor events of the year behund us we looked forward for the only two remaunung ceremonues Class Nught and Graduatuon Our Class Nught theme was based upon a scene from Arabuan Nughts complete wuth a sultan harem and lovely dancung gurls The outstandung achueve ments made by our classmates were recognuzed on thus nught and credutable grades and cutuzenshup as well as athletuc abuluty were awarded Two days later we the Senuors of 1951 after many years of toul and antucupatuon found our selves walkng un rhythmuc strudes down the ausle to the strauns of Pomp and Curcumstance Some how we never before realuzed that the song was so beautuful but thus realuzatuon came to us then as we lustened to each chord Wuth duplomas un our rught hands we marched reluctantly up the ausle and out of school ltfe unto a world of problems and complex cares We carrued wuth us all those cher ushed memorues that had been gatherung for these twelve long wonderful years of our lufe Farewell Alma Mater Yes South Broward Hugh Tus Thee We Love So Dear ' Q f f 2 I u X 1' - f- sf ff s 'Fir g Q ur 1 2 HI, I . ,, . 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S E 6 x 1 Donald Pasley Stephen Peach Joyce Peck Norman Pekar Patricia Ann Pell Joy Pickett Helen Potts Jack Reed Alfred Reid Donald Reisinger Mariorie Rice Susan Ridley 1 J Dorothy Riddlehoover Julie Riegle Patricia Rouleau Morton Rubel Joseph Salvino Myrna Schlafer Peggy Schopprneyer Carl Sciacca ,I in X i. 6- . ' , , L' its I 21 5 ll t .1 Y tt' sf 'lll 2 i Q ml Q ' . V Helen Seacrest f'3,,u 1 y Vera Sepielli I i 1 Sue Sloan K V l Gerald Smith Dorothy Spear Ross Sproul ' Mi ,A Reba Sterling E TR gm Carole Stevens aw-3' U Lillian Tankliff Sesse Thomas Charles Thompson Kenneth Trice R cz., S ST, x I ,V ' 4 , ,wtf 1 M V vc.-.. - W A Q-l Tl, astrtr x ,f T ff it , it H X' A I la, ei , Wanda Tyre Marvin VonDeck Janet Ward We 4 -lt wa. . gigs Patricia Wardrop 'v .x- M Ti, . Q. 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M' H 53, if t, , - -J -ff A 4 we Nw 4 .JM-:fr xt., l-lf 7' SUPHIIMIIRE MASS IIHIIIERS Secretary ....A.......,....,...... Martha Jo Wilson Presidem ............ ...... O llie Sorsdahl Vice-President ....,.. ....... N ancy Pelstring lm X, I . av--- Z it FRONT ROW, left to right: Judy Roberts, Thelma Stonehill, Annette Money, Joyce Brooks, Rebecca Gossett, Jackie Rose. BACK ROW: Billy Campbell, Earle Peterson, Milo Zidek, Donn Robinson, Ronald Scheib, Joel Fox. -f 'C 'i Hlnv: ll: ' BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Richard Lukas, June Lininger, John Quinn. SECOND ROW: Gary Doubles, George Marholin, Louis Porto. THIRD ROW: Alycia Morton, Dan Moore, Sandra Smith. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Tarmon, Shirley Wiacek. FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Cruz, Shirley Wool- ston, Gloria Thorson. SIXTH ROW: Mary Lee Gartland, June Collins, Ruth Baker. SEVENTH ROW: Lodine White, Jeanne Rice, Betty Tryon. EIGHTH ROW: Nancy Pelstring Sharon Schantz. NlNTH ROW: Mary Ann Turpin, Heidi Hol- terhoff, Sandra Juno. TENTH ROW: Henry Denkhaus, Johnny Woitesek, Jack Spang- ler. TOP ROW: Robert Trainor, Tommy McKenzie, Ronald An- derson. 1 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Sharon Hart- sock, Georgene Ugan, Shirley Holcombe. SECOND ROW: Sue Colby, Irene Knoll, Caro- lyn Schortemier. THIRD ROW: Gloria Miller, Earline Baxter, Nancy Haller. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Mcllhenny, Florence Brown, Mary Alice Dolenbach. FIFTH ROW: Martha Jo Wilson, Robert Alderman, Robert Spaulding. SIXTH ROW: Robert Weiner, Richare Ker- shaw, Harry Emmitt. SEVENTH ROW: Wilson Rozelle, Melvin Schwartz, Ken- neth Seims. EIGHTH ROW: James Gardner, Foster Webb, Robert Pittlllo. NINTH ROW: John White, Charles Andrews, Joe Syvrud. TOP ROW: Carl Sylvester, Alva Manning, Bev- erly Roberts. ' Ms FRONT ROW:, left to right: Judith Schwartz, Betty Pilgrim, Margaret Parker, Leona Levoie, June Grace. BACK ROW: Eric Alderman, Don Moore, Bill Smith, Donald Norris, John Brain, Pete Karsner, August Huntley. BOTTOM ROW, lett to right: Adele Day, Rob- ert Steuer, Jeanette Bass. SECOND ROW: William Brook, Lynne Powers. THIRD ROW: Cecile Faucher, Arlene Lange. FOURTH ROW: Jean Ann Fowler, Shirley Jones, Janet Amundson. FIFTH ROW: Patricia Ann Moore, Margaret Moore, Leslie Gilbert. m v 'N wi :N . QC a ! s 'N is -.. F 1 lien'- Q1 'ls 4 .E r y -QR .mu SIXTH ROW: Corinne Anderson Helen Sav th 'i age, Audrey o'Hara. SEVENTH' ROW: Bar- Q 'Q Q 2,5 ,li-.f bara Schictel, Margaret Mc- Conville, LeVerne Hindel. EIGHTH ROW: Shirley John- son, Edward Byrd, Joseph Niles. NINTH ROW: Paul Burg, Norman Bolling, Ollie Sors- dahl. TOP ROW: Wayne Cum- mins, Thomas McPherson Richard Boyd, Walter Scott. TC: 'Q-gr l it FRONT ROW, left to right: Muriel Kaiser, Allen Levine, Joyce Shef- field, Mary Ann Easthope, Norman Baruffaldi, Joy Gust. BACK ROW: Arthur Ross, David Florian, Tom Addis, Graham Lanter, Richard Sander. sf' I n - . Q X ., . 'af'- s Mi .N rw vw Q P -re '53 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Nancy Howard, Jane Levering, Ruth Gadus. SECOND ROW: Marica Black, Judith Brousseau, True Lee Myer. THIRD ROW: Alice Lentz, Sally Lexow, Karen Bushart. FOURTH ROW: Blanche Desy, Janet Feigley, Carmela Ortega. FIFTH ROW: Beverly Richmond, Marian Clark, Roberta Berndt,Elsie Allen. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Stump, Shirley Anderson, Virginia Wise. SEVENTH ROW: Shelton Schwartz, Harry Berry, Harold Mullikin. EIGHTH ROW: Russel Hagood, Pat Napier, Stanley Friedberg, Daniel Rosof. NINTH ROW: Fred Nel- son, Nelson Shirley, Victor Glasser. TOP ROW: William Coulter, Dan Morgan, Earl Jacobs. l ii X 1' FRONT ROW, left to right: Marie Nickols, Donna Newland, Lee Van Hauten, Marie Jacobs, Sandra Klein, Gerri Smith. BACK ROW: Charles DeLoach, Karl Adler, Ted Kelley, Harry Groark, Emily Curtis. ..d r Q ' 3' l I . -f gps M t Y af' fl Rf' fa g . Nl Af if ,sa vi Q,-Y P awe '23 CY: BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Gayle Tebbe, Doris Ammons, Pat Smith. SECOND ROW: Peggy Ventry, Pat Schlear, Margie Barrs. THlRD ROW: Beverly Doddington. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Avery, Mae Thunstedt, Eliza- beth Hoover. FlFTH ROW: Dominic Vitulle, Ralph Broscious, Libby Lou Polsky. SIXTH ROW: August Huntley, James Martin, Imo- gene Austin. SEVENTH ROW: Kenneth Gil- dersleeve, Harold Nance, Don Odenthal. EIGHTH ROW: Edward Champion, Richard Davis, Edward Baker. TOP ROW: Karl Chapman, Ruel Galbreath, James Layton. FRONT ROW, left to right: Jackie Rom- berger, Carol Thatcher, Carol Tolby, Geraldine Holbein, Gladys Mae Leslie. BACK ROW: Siegfried Richter, Angelo Scioscia, Lester Reising, John Porto, Craig Hoyal. 4 xv .MN ,. , .,'n' .N .. Ahx, Zpxfwf a 5-. ' 1. x 2' KIIQQZX 11111-11821 , ,.1 gel! ,-.' h 'V L I M33 'Y ' A M .L -' W. ..P',,x A ' V, Mk M ' 'Nbvrxh' . 3-. .Q 'lf 1 'f N--'dye , M4 Fwy -f ? ,R , I A ' 5. W 5 ' X A. ffpv I FRIAHME lillil 11 M N , .., JL' R . 2 , W, X ' L A Q-fivmfuz-' fl x RESHMA MASS IIHIEEHS Presudenf .......... ..,........... B ob Marks Secretary .............. .......... J oan Cromer Vice-President .,........ .......... B ob Moore if T Fi an v Q Ffh :- fy Ai r if-J, it to y ,I J if reg A 'lt 'T A A T 2 . Y l 1 l l, l K X 3 ' 5 xx As A 1 ' ' F Fiji T5 eq Q Q V , A E L ia' , S A f l, N V' A A A 1 .. ' . J. 'ff' -T ' . .5 1 Ll X Q' I f 1 if l ' A ' 1' - - Y -- ' , f an ' L- 4 r ik, A 3 I I F vin' ' -v .G 4 - pl ' , , X? V' L 1' , wl X 'ff 1 M' T l 1 , J , if X . H 1 ' ' 1 S a Q4 XSS lf, 9 . ' l I as , - , at if-I , V it t Ya,-,fl V T L BOTTOM ROW left to rrght Lois Carter Florence Caveng Mary Barkwlll Pat Fulenwlder Janlce Truce Andree Bartholemy Mary DlRenzo SECOND ROW Joy McGovern Rugh Edwards Carol Loveloy Joyce Mercer Janet Wertz Myra Bark wall Betty Gardner Sue Smuth THIRD ROW Pansy Heavner Juanita Shankle Betty Carter Joan Sproul Judy Mann Janet Berman Norman Peterson John Cam FOURTH ROW Norman Bray Robert Marks James Owens Wayne Baker George Chlllag, Mlchael Padula, Doug Trotter TOP ROW John McCellan, Malcolm Slocum, Stewart Henry, Gary Moore, Lee Closson, Martun Conner, Robert Beal, Harvey Rlfkln BOTTOM ROW, left to rlght Angel Vernazos Gloria Barwlck Gall Van Korngut Connle Rossa, Loss Orlando, Patricia Biggs SECOND ROW Joan Koenig Joan Kello Januce Fazlo, Barbara Frltchey, Vlrglnla Champlon Eston Barrs THIRD ROW David Brutton, Barry Schecht, Davnd Thompson Wllluam Renter Richard Cannan Hugo Em I TOP ROW Robert Chance, John Bowles Adolph Hnntz Leroy Arnold David 9 Klsslnger, Charles Warner, Robert Banks 77 i ,A . via' l . QA -' SS ll XX I4 5,5 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Joan Matthews, Betty Jo Smith, Barbara Malphurs, Winifred Feingold, Carole Rossman, Mary Lu Volpe. SECOND ROW: Pat Dolenbach, Nancy Jackson, Edna DeHass, Anna Larsen, Kay LaPlant, Shirley Eastman, Jo Ann Giles. THIRD ROW: Pat Badenhop, Sandra Rosen, Martha Stumpe, Elaine Dresnick, Verna Broscins, Margaret Reid, Marilyn Richards. FOURTH ROW: Robert Moore, Ronald Turner, Levon Kearns, Andy Thomas, Thomas Glaser, Delbert DeHass, William Jones. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Tobin, Joe Scioscia, Richard Schubert, James Averton, Barry McCaughey, James Ragatz, Joseph Capozzio, Conrad Gendron. TOP ROW: William Donner, Richard Mattingly, Joseph Phelan, Jack Abramson, Clive Douglas, James Harper. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Carol Colegrove, Phyllis Yankow, Patricia Mann, Lurena Devine, Bessie Baker. SECOND ROW: Wanda Willis, Harriet Foster, Patsy Taylor, Dorothy Lane, Thomas Humes, Fred Hettinger. THlRD ROW: Leonard Sacks, David Barwiclc, William Stuart, Gordon Lewis, Richard Holsombach. TOP ROW: George Massaros, Robert Reiter, Roy Bzotte, Harry Westbrook, Ronald Fisher. 78 S 95 fi W N 1-in hrank BOTTOM ROW left to right Phyllis Pahnke Mary Lynn Pausch Yvonne Sc Cornelia Direnzo Ellen Baxter Katherine Van Hoogan Marie DeFelice Barbara Baumer. SECOND ROW: John Hegel, Dorothy Higgenbottam Arlene Cloxin Judy Shear, Cynthia Giles, Joan Cromer, Karen Hoyt. THIRD ROW. James Campbell, Carl Torreson, Peggy Powell, Arlene Liss, Geraldine Coleman, Betty Dukes, Robert Legg. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Dexter, Edward Top, Duane Hart, David Vickers Donald Simmons, Gerald Budlong, Robert Joynes, Navello Campi, TOP ROW Thomas Trainor, Henry DeBan, Clifford Julian, Walter Battaglia, Dennis Allen Robert Kirby, Richard Feagan. i ht Elaine Protzman, Shirley Kesler, Janet Tripp, Cecilea ' ert Richard Richie, Nichael Dan BOTTOM ROW, left to rg : Goolsby, Pat Lynch. SECOND ROW: Harvey Schweig , Hobeika, Mark Kapp, Maureen Houck, Jack Fry. TOP ROW: Anthony Gerardi, Rutherford, John Lovejoy, Otto Raabe. Luechauer, Richare 79 1 Af'-Q '1f 'x in 'Wilt 1X alfigffii' gt lg, BOTTOM ROW left to rught Jackte Sackas Elsle Hunt Ann Thompson Shenla McPherson Elame Schopfer Joann Conn SECOND ROW Joyce Hartt Mary Kay Stnles Anna Fnedler Rethel West Mary LaFavre Ann Lunthncum Kay Smith THIRD ROW Kenneth Cohen Rnchard Forno Kenneth Hoyt Dan Pfuster Evelyn Smuth Teresa Antonum FOURTH ROW Roy Greenfield Harry Clark Richard Bingham Raymond Thompson Ted Wheeler Marshall Murray Pat Galbreath TOP ROW Wulllarn Sampson Wlllnam Prsce Jerry Applegate Larry Lee Ronald Ramaker James Brook BOTTOM ROW, left to rught Peter Lehner, Ted Brocksmnth, Lonnue Person, Regena Ryle SECOND ROW Eleanor Markowntz, Sandra Smith, Salley Gatney, Lorraine O'Hara TOP ROW Edward Tuto, Henry Longo, Davud Mears, Sandra House 80 , l 'l' Q W' 2 J M 2 J Q if A f I Q X U I y A ' - ' . ' W' K L Q 1 :fry ,larl . l 2 ' P N ,. ,Q Q C I r , ,at T I I li, f so 5, 955, 5 x 1 'T y I ' Q. , , f ' .4 L' f ,,a I ' N 5' i it , ,vt v I 1+ ' . frm J ,C .Sai y ' A g , L33 A C 1 C tiff' 35 y A ' X - A '- : V L 'LL gift!! t as 4 ,1 P lk 1? 3 27 I f I . z . , . I I . . . I - l . 4 zu I v I Q I I I I 'I ' . : . . I I . , .I . I ' : I I I I I I I l . I I ' 1 I I I I I 41-sa. H ll '32 M 'wr' BOTTOM ROW left to right: Barbara Bechtoldt Georgene Harms Mary Ann McElyea Doris Crump Jane Howard Nancy Slater Nancy White. SECOND ROW: Alma Zind Marilyn Stein Miette Korda Gabrielle Van Steinbeck Joan Hardcastle Janet Klendworth. THIRD ROW: Ronald Green Robert Glenn John Vissers Ronald Schaab George Sterling Hays Bandle Frances Goins. FOURTH ROW: Richard Schubert Ted Henium Alan Baum Ray Adams Michael Goelet Edward Zimmer- man. TOP ROW: Norman Crane Donald Anson Don Addis Earl Childs James Klendzvorth John Devine. BOTTOM ROW, left to r'ght: Patsy W'chner Nancy Shuler, Ronald Sm'th. TOP ROW: S'Iv'a Munoz Patsy Hagood Sally Stoop. 81 A- - A-f W.-nadibnlvmpw-4, Q WF 34 D ' a pd Y, ay. - ' H9 . . W .,,. rf! 4-. .A QWASP7? J' . . 5 Q x g , 'f , 5 Q . 5 by 'C I F H .g fa. I ' flat Q, '55 f. Q-5. an ' fp, Q 4 .t W ,. Q , Q' .,,. - ,.': Y: ' x A '-'aaa if Q. I , M Www Q W A ff. ff, if ' 'CLA lr r '15, . in nv V , 'H lvl- , . 'Rx '.NT5'1tg4 ,,L'A , vu ., C I , xv, ,232 - .ful f . 9' ' , -,A ff -+..SfQ1fi'25' ' fi V '.',r'lt-ga. ik , gm, ks V. ' , j rx' 9, -gfflfa - iw. .Q . J, K . .iw 1.31. X. ,431 . M M, ,wg-w, 0 fm-f'-4l',- 4, , 4 ',. f - H V 5 J QW Q , ' 41 TAX Q A ,ffi'I?'f' 'fu MW , f' 'Y' A Q, . 4.2 ' .5 'ug 'rf Q?.,,.:.-ggi , gf l af 22253 1 BOTTOM ROW, lett to right: Larry Walker, Ronald Rousselet, Gene Price, Leon Boyd, Alan Farnhan, Al Lipsitz. SECOND ROW: Wilton Moore, Diane Gaskins, Evelyn Kohen, Barbara Lynn, Joan Murray, Betty Jean Pruitt, Joyce Lowery. TOP ROW: Robert Blackburn, Jack Kellerman, William Barker, James Mears, James Parrent, Ralph Williams. CLASS lll BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Nathan Parker, Ray Morris, Baryant McLamb, Dianne Darden, Bonda Pratt, Gloria Harmon, Phillip Zell. SECOND ROW: Raymond Noble, Peter Cook, James White, Robert Wertz, Edward Bruns, Wayne Gregory, John Knowles. THIRD ROW: Linda Goodman, Eleanor Parker, Jan Drugan, Carolyn Malchiodi, June Heffron, Judy Graesser, Ronald Craig. TOP ROW: Edna Austin, Helen Schichtel, Evelyn Deheneffe, Nancy Allen, Marcota Amon, John Sprague, Charles Meyer. Qu., 5 .W and ,,1. fl- . Q., ig A VS ' . y le. lf 1 S -we f' 64 s.. 'J if 1 ff- Q ' J I .I Sgt J T 1-sf tin. if lit J: BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Thomas Parks, Kenneth Brousseau, Kenneth Shivers, Cecile Coleman, Margie Marksberry, Loretta Porna, Sylvia Stacey, Phyllis Poncebaker. SECOND ROW: Marie Hopkins, Don Medlin, Pat Shirey, Dora Heflin, Ginny DiSiato, Betty Joyce Shoaff, Dorothy Alvertson. THIRD ROW: Cecil Phillips, William Gloeckner, Ted Watson, AI Bair, Clyde Morris, John Hollihan, James Beaver, Ruth Manning. TOP ROW: John Snowden, Gene Rhodes, Ralph Secrest, Robert Schaab, Glen Wilson, Pat DeLuca, Gloria Brown. i955 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: William Watts, Wayne Wright, John Pilgrim, Grant Topitz, Don Singer, Roger Walters, Gene Evenson, Richard Owen. SECOND ROW: Beverly Burch, Barbara Miko, Phyllis Whitfield, Judy Lefkow, Sally Munnell, Faye Willis, Carlene Sturgill, Norman Weekly. THIRD ROW: Charles Bradshaw, Carolyn Fisher, Shirley Whitmire, Janice Kira, Marilyn Moore, Dorothy Waldron, Eleanor Adler, Thomas Sortor. TOP ROW: Jack Childs, Henry Trout, Derrell Whittle, Beht Richie, Pat Kulp, Gloria Roberts, Sandy Lowery, William DiRenzo. 5 Q., 'tex o -K if 'W ,-L, 5 55' . f 1 sp, --ia EXTRA WEATHER All Day Forecast bY Andrew Frost Holly wood Weath llll IIOIIXXYO D EXTRA All the News FUN TATTLI R vfI2aII5':Ij HOME NEWSPAPER FOR THE SOUTH BROWARD DISTRICT TELEVISION REPLACES SCHOOLS IN BROWARD COUNTY NATIONWIDE MOVE AFFECTS HOLLYWOOD Whcn the academrc setson star ts rn September classes wrll be conducted over telefrston screens The complete change was announced by Superrn tcndent of Publrr' Instructron Rrchard Savrlle Roll call wtll be takcn by telephone After specral trarnrng thc tollowtng teacher have qualr tred as tlevrsron rnstructors Retha Wardrop Grrls Phy :cal Educatron Chrr Powell Grls Phy rcal Educatron Gene Stew art Boys Physrcil Educatron Jane Ann Wheeler Englrsh Sherrr Cottel Mathematrcs Nancy Munt Speech Nancy o Musrc Molly Lu rs Spanr h Ethel Amundson Home Economrcs Ruth Hepner Hrstory PIER BECOMES U N ENVOY TO ARABIA Lynn Prer formerly ot Holly wood now a member of the Unrted Natrons Economrc and Soctal Counctl was sent to Arabia rn the capacrty of Unrted Natrons Advrsor PLUMBERS TO CONVENE AT HOLLYWOOD BEACH HOTEL Hollywood wtll be the plumbrng caprtal of Florrda next Monday The 50th Annual Conventron of the Florrda Plumbers As socratron wrll open In the Holly wood Beach Hotel wrth tour local plumbers Joseph Sprna Grace Lassen Robert Brown and Wtlltam Karr attendrng Mr Spina wtll speak Drtps and Other Problems RETREAT FOR THE RETIRED COMPLETED IN DANIA Doctor Ralph Rrchart drrector of the new Happy I-'aven Re treat rn Danra announced that burldrng constructron has been completed The ultramodern rest home for people lrvrng on pensrons consrstrng of twelve circular burldlngs was d srgned by Davrd Aucamp archltect Recent addrtrons to the staff of rnedrcal and dental person nel at the Retreat are nurses Elaine Garland Romemarte De Carolyn Wentworth dtetrtrans Lona Cochran and Geraldrne Smrth dental technrcrans Betty Lou Dubberly and Adrienne Johansen The Happy Haven Retreat was butlt to enable peopre lrv rng on ftxed low rncomes to relax and enroy lute secure rn the knowledge that therr eco nomrc and medrcal needs wrll be answered REC IS SCENE OF BENEFIT FOR MARCH OF DIMES The March ot Drmes Drrve began yesterday wrth a benett show at the Rec Comic Srd Srmon and song styltst Bea Kagel provrded en ARCHUMBAULT TO PAINT DOME OF LIBRARY Mrss Joyce Brown Holly wood lrbrarran announced that Fredrrck Archumbault wrll de lrneate Chaucer s Prlgrrms from as DOCTORS ASSOCIATION SEEKS SOCIALIZATION At the state healers concave held last Thursday at Daytona Beach a resolutron was passed askrng the government tor ted eral and to medrctne Doctor James Moore of Hollywood prestdent ot the league sand rn a speech to the group Selt dragnosts and selt treatment rs becomrng more and more prevalent Magazrnes and televrsron descrrbtng symptoms and prescrtbrng cures are rurnrng our protes srons Attendrng the meetrng from Hollywood were James Moore Psychratrrst Stephante Perez Guerra Psychratrrst Charles lrnger Dentrst and Gene Brng ham Dentrst ttnntent wrth A Ga OS ct turnr hang c ground The newest Trna Les ser tashrcns or women and Mel Marshall styles tor men v ere mcdn ln l by Paultne Bar co JulreM Convrlle Vera Kung r ey P l tnng Art Roe r and Charl Gregory The progr tm was organrzed by Helen Patton charrman of th South Broward March of Drmes Drrve and Lyetene Clark Rec dtrector Jean Buch anan handled publrcrty and trckets the Canterbury Tales around the dome of the new lrbrary ese c waracters w e r e chosen she sard because the Cwnte bury Tales epresents the trst true b grnnrng ot lrt rature tn our culture Il r . -I 4 rf ' or -J I H oltrne XlX, No Il Hollywood, Ttorrcl-1, Aorrt l, T971 I 1- . 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I I ,, Page Two THE HOLLYOOD FUN TATT E rt 1 THE POLLY vooo FUN TATTLER d Q THE READER SPEAKS PROPOSED HOSPITAL The date for the bulldtng of the new hospntal has always been next year There have been many wagers made that at would not be bullt that next year Thus bettlng has been gonng on forthe past ten years Why don twe bunld the hospltal and stop thus gamblnng Mrs Jean Corpenung Mrs Mary Fusher Mrs Nancy Goodman Mrs Ltlly Yonce Mrs Mary Pendl Progresslve Womens C ub SCIENCE NOTES BRILLIANT SCIENTIST SEEKS ILLUSIVE CURE After several years of Intense research Professor John Stumpe has dlscovered a remarkable cure for whuch he can fund no dusease He us now hot on the tra: DESIGNING ENGINEER REVEALS ANCESTRY When rntervrewed whale workmg un has shop on a hydro atomuc let space shnp James Rosenthal confurmed the rumor that he had mhented hls me chanucal mgenunty from hus great great great great grand father' Hrs famous ancestor was the Inventor of the perpetual salt gnndmg machune that ns be lueved responsuble for the salt: ness of ocean water CITY COMMISSION IN CLOSED SESSION From Cnty Hall comes word that Mayor Rodney McCombs and Commrssnoners Lawrence Gracln Rlchard Dixon James Donnelly and Emmnt Howard cannot be reached thus week They are all quarantmed at the home of Mayor McCombs who has contracted Chrcken Pox from has young son Crvrc progress w ll be at a standstrll untal the servuces of the commussuon can agaun be UTIllZed WISE HEAD OF OCEANADA HOTELS K C Wlse termunated nego In Hollywood and Daytona Beach with former owners Wrsght and Arnau Inc late Tuesday nught The real estate offuce of Chapman and Gray son handled the transactuon Mr Wrse IS now rn Cuba Hrs secretartes Llbby Turner Patty Ann Young Loss Jolly Enleen OHara Kay Mendoza and Jean Brennan told the press Mr Wnse rs attending a meetmg of The East Coast Hotel Assoclatnon In Havana SHOE ON OTHER FOOT Hollywood Calrforma res: dents are complalnlng about thelr delayed mall They claim their letters are sent to Holly wood Florada before reachmg them John McMann head of the Chamber of Commerce cltes the tremendous growth of thus clty as reason for the phenom ena Fertlllzer from contented sources B Boyd La ndscaper 90 AIR INCIDENT PROVOKES COMPLAINT Last Thursday at Coty Hall Ralph Carver owner of the Futz Dnveln Theater and Edward Houston owner of the Out stretched Palm Solanum filed a complannt agalnst attorney John Moore They charged Mr Moore wlth dlstractung their patrons by flyung has Piper Cub too low Judge Harry Black ordered the attorney to keep hls plane at a respectable alta tude l was havung trouble with my atlerons Mr Moore ex planned TWO NAMED TO HOSPITAL COMMITTEE Harry Austun and Gerald Hubbard have been appounted to the new Hollywood Hospntal Actson Commuttee to speed up constructron of the medncal center The bond Issue for thus hosputal was passed ten years ago VACATIONERS RETURN Mr and Mrs Carl Spagnolu and thetr chlldren have re turned from Puerto Rico aboard theur yacht the Wlllaamsbor ough Yvonne and Vernelles Beauty Salon Nature usnt perfect and neuther are we but we try harder At the Slgn of the Flymg Red Hearse Crematorium R Sassano - Q, R Ap 'I , T971 4 . ES ll l d J 7, l95I J ll Rt' tt D D d sa' B M Q I I . . I . . I I - I . . . . . . ,, . . i ' 1 . . . . . H l H I ' ' - H A . . I , - I ' I 1 . . . - tiations for the Oceanada Hotels .L.....l..-.... I ' ' . . . . I u I I . I I ' I I 'l. . . . -i 1--Q---'--i I . . I .- i 1 . - . . ' . - I . T .- 1 . 1 - - I I I l I . 4 . .- 1 T I - - - - - I . I r . . . . - , , . , , Apr' ' 1971 THE I-IOLLYOOD FUN TATTLER Page 3 TATTLER By Maureen Spagnolt Last ntght Ruth Ward flew here from New York for a est before starrtng her new Televtsuon Revue As you know Ruth ts the Mtllton Dollar Baby from the Ftve and Ten Cent Store who by the sheer force of her per sonaltty made her way to the top of show busmess A press agent satd about Ruth She s one ofthe tunnaest comeduans on the Amertcan scene Zaryl Danuck corrected Let Me Watch Your Fugures Patd Advertlsement B S Baum 81 E M Sharps lnvlslble Ink Corporatton of Amertca Matassas Food Market Re celved a shlpment of the Zmn Bohrer produced Sea FarFel The only breakfast food that contatns Plrys Zac lf You Dont Luke It Its Too Bad B Bowerman Real Estate htm You mean she IS the fun mest Amerlcan Scene Wel come home Ruth When Wilma Wtlson sang last ntght at the Hollywood Clvlc Audltorlum the gentle man behmd me whuspered to hrs wtfe My dear she has the vouce of Sprung I found out after the evenings perform ance that the man was the Thomas Zlnglo Two former Hollywood rest dents who are maktng the malt tary their career have stopped here on thetr way to Tuerra Del Fuego Wacs Gracle Glenn and Petle Krieg wall be entertained by the South Broward Alumnt Club Dulcle McDonough pres: dent of the organtzatton ts planntng a warm welcome SECOND GRADE MOTHERS A ptcntc at Greynold s Park was planned for next Saturday by the mothers of the Holly wood tele mentry second graders Mrs Donalean I-lenlum as In charge ot acttvtttes Mrs Frances Cratg IS head of the re treshments commtttee and Mrs Sandra Young wall take care of transportatnon Mothers who wtll serve on commtttees are Mrs Laura Whtte Mrs Mary Lush Mrs Anne Bacarts Mrs Shtrley Bax ter Mrs Maureen Boyd Mrs Jane Anne Reed Mrs Mary Loutse Shea Mrs Dorothy MII lor and Mrs Warda Mulltkun Wtettngs Surgucal Supplues Specual thus Week Crutches Trusses Oxygen Tanks 91 FOSMAN STREAK EXTENDED T0 TEN GAMES A late Inntng splurge netted Fosman s Garage thetr tenth vtc ory ID a row a I6 II vvnn over Wables In a pttchers bat tle Behnnd I I IO gotng Into the clostng frame the victors came through untrue Frank Merrlwell ta hton to defeat the Wable Contractors BOX SCORE FOSMAN S GARAGE Morrts 2b R dman lt' Sfmsort Fosman Ib Salvtno c Moser rt Morton 3b Ftlson t Ryder p WABLES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Fvlalkowskl It Towey Ib Whttfteld rf Schttfman s Ostertag 3b Hunter ct Voltasek c Marks 2b Ward p TOTALS Fosmans Garage R 4 IOO O26 I6 Wables Contractors O23 O30 RBI Saltno 5 Sttnson 3 Rodman 2 Moser2 Morton 2 Morrts Ryder Ftlsot Towey 3 Schtffman 2 Oster Hg 2 Volttsck Whttfleld Come In and See Me Somettme Joan Kntght Real Estate 'I L, - THE ' ' - YW - - ll. , T . I - . Q ' ' ' ' AB R H PO A E - aas, 4 1 2 3 A 0 ' - , , a , s,,, A 2 2 5 0 0 . . - 1 ' ' , , ss , , L1 3 3 4 3 O - - - - , ..s. 5 0 0 2 I 5 . ' ' , .ss,,. 5 4 4 3 2 o - , 3 2 2 2 0 o , ,,,, 4 I 3 4 1 o ' , C sss.s, 5 2 2 3 1 o . , sss,,s,. 4 1 2 1 I 0 George Taylor. C.P.A. PLAN PICNIC TOTALS .s..s 22,33 tts 20 27 I3 5 AB R H PO A E ', 4 0 I 4 0 o ' , 3 1 I II I 0 . . T - ' ' , as 2 I o 2 3 o ' ' ' . ,S as A 2 2 2 3 0 . . . ' ' ' , t , . , ,. 3 2 I 2 I o - - - , ,... 3 2 I 2 I 0 ' ' ' ' , A ' ', ssss 4 2 I 2 0 o . . , s,,, 2 I 0 3 2 o ' , 2 ,..... 3 I o 1 I 0 . ssss ssss. 2 8 II 6 27 Q 0 . t , L0 W , t ,HIO2 -II CLASS Wlll Anotner year is gone Another class has graduated The Seniors of the Class of 5l face a new challenge As we stepping from today into tomorrow abandon the loggias of South Broward High School we take with us vivid reflections of high school days Knowing that we cannot take with us the things that we have impnnted here we leave behind us our laughter in the hall our footsteps on the stairs and our initials on the desks in hopes that when we are gone we shall not soon be forgotten LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT STATE OE FLORIDA CCUNTY OE BROWARD We the graduatrng Seniors at South Broward High School ID crty of Hollywood in said state and county being of sound and ds posing mind and memory do hereby make publish and declare t rs to be our last wrll and estament hereby revoking and annullrng any and all wills by us heretofore made in manner following that as to sa ARTICLE l We leave the traditional observances of Shrrt Day and Skip Day The ordeal is yours to wade through Senior placement and aptitude tests At high noon on campus you may be the first to make a dash for the cafeteria We leave for you the Senior section in the auditorium and when assemblies are over you may walk proudly out whlle underclass men remain seated almost reverent We relinquish our superiority our poise our dignity we consign to you our Senior year ARTlCLE ll To the Class of 53 we give our undehled sportsmanship that you might always play fairly the game of life lt may be hard but ID the long run you ll Win ARTlCLE lll To the Seniors of 54 we leave our friendship Guard it with reverence and respect Use it as a means of making for you a serene life filled with roy and happiness ARTICLE IV To the graduating class of 55 we devise our outstanding quality of optimism Through the years ahead as you face the dangers of lufe face them bravely Experience says Where theres a will theres a way Remember our advice to you as you seek to overcome lifes problems 92 , , A . ' 1 I I . I T '. ' s, ' , , ' A ' ' the . . . I , i - . y I . . . I , . I . Y: To the Class of '52 we bequeath our distinctive Senior liberties. I ' I ' 7 , . I - I If ' ' I ARTICLE V To the admrnlstratron we leave peace In the classrooms and rn the ottrce Truly you have been to us a gurdrng Irght through the years May you be to tuture Sensor Classes rust what you ve been to us ARTICLE VI Indrvrdually we devnse the tollowrng I Leonard Kang leave for Jrm Atwood my rusty old razor wrth slncere wrshes that he has no close shaves I Margre Lee do gtve wrthout any reservation my sweet person alrty to Jesse Thomas I Bob Bowerman bequeath my boomrng bass volce to Pat Howard We Jean Buchanan and Chuck Webster devrse to Dorls Johnson our drstrnctrve ancestral backgrounds I Todd Bollrnger bestow upon Charles Thompson my C A P unrtorm rn hopes that at frts hum well We Don Whrttreld and Dlck Savrlle leave our worn out track shoes wrth shattered wrngs to Warren Blakely and Max Mass I Lavx rence Gracrn grve my bug atfectronate brown eyes to Ted Lee I Sandra Young relunquush to Jeanne Connor my contrnuous state ot contusron wrth srncere wrshes that she doesnt get overly exclted We Maureen Boyd George Carroll Howard Fosman and Ann Bacarrs bequeath our cute lrl Yankee drawls to Shrrley Burrell and I Ella Jane Monroe bestow upon Joan Halberstadt my horseback rrdrng awards I Jrm Moore leave my lrttle red Crosley to Janet Ward I Bob Ostertag devose my reservatron at I3 Pines with the cautron ar I to Henry Kne Lor Jolly leave my royous name to Joe Goodwrll Johnny Matas a grve my manly physlque to Bob Alderman I Retha Wardrop extend to my srster Pat the honor ot upholdung we Wardrop prestige We Joyce Brown Delores Grayson and Laura Whtte bestow our colortul names upon Shrrley Green Arlene Whrte and LaMarr Green I Patty Ann Young leave Carl Scracca s homework tor hum to do for hrmself next year I Al Gallo relrnqulsh my loud shrrts and pants to Dan Rosot I Katherrne Mendoza bequeath the twtrls and struts of my malorette days to Frances Young 93 , , : , , I I - I I ' , , , , , , . I ., . Don Pasley. , , I . I l I 1 I ' ' , 'Be C' 'etulf' f ' g. I, 'S , ' ' . I, ,s , ' ' . I I I I I TI ,, , I I I ' I . ' I ' Q I , , I We Patsy Moser and Paullne Barco extend our way wlth men to Ann Haller and Brllne Sue Estep I Stephanre Perez Guerra bequeath my complrcated appellatron to Dot Dry We Vernell Donaldson and Gerry Smlth glve our artrstlc talent to other future Rembrandts especrally Alan Hamlin We Bob Sassano and Fr nk Ward bestow upon Joe Henlum our ravrng good looks and our love for the great Amerrcan game We Nancy Munt and Nancy Croll devnse to Carol Burrell and Alrce Klra our abrlrty to go steady wrth boys out of school I Shrrle Van Korngut grve to Lrnda Mann my beautrful black 1 y ta We Petre Kraeg and Phul Wretrng confer upon Helene Buchantz and Jack Get y our reputatlon of havrng a type of devnlush humor that drrves teachers mad We Lynn Prer and Pat Frlson grve our weekly crushes to Helen Secrest I Elleen Ol-lara gnve my effervescent personality to Gall Mc Donough and Mlm1Yankow We Eddle Houston Joe Spma John McMann and Leroy Wrrght leave our trtle as the Flghtung Bulldogs wlth the Pigskin to Alan Brousseau John Engel and Charlle Durand We Ruth Ward and John Moore bestow upon Joan Kllnedlnst Bob Hodges Grace Hollrhan and Chuck Laughton our stage make up our moth eaten costumes and our dog eared play books I Sherla Bohrer leave for Joan Massey my gold engraved eye brow pencrl I Harry Black bequeath my extraordnnary bouncing walk to Jerry Holcolmbe l Carol Morton rellnqulsh my edltorshlp of the Bulldog Banter to Audrey Feagan We Nell Shlrey and Jrll Rrfkrn bequeath our oratorlcal talents to Davrd Berman Joan Gardrner and Bob LaFavre I Lrbby Turner do leave my bewrlderment an takrng Student Councrl munutes to Stella Cosby We Charles Gregory and Krckr Wlse bequeath to Jerry Gensel our wmsome ways vvrth women I Mudge Worthen grve my grave bass voice to Vera Seplelll I Jackue Frsher bestow upon Joe Salvlno and Elalne Hammond my lnsplratlonal gnggle I Leon Frlalkowskr leave my two tone Chartreuse scooter to Bob I-lrckey We Hope MacKinnon and Lnllle Yonce glve our delicate femlnlne charm to Janet Bechtoldt Margue Mackln Dranne and Janet Delano I Carolyn Wentworth leave my ready smule and fruendly manner to Paullne Long 94 1 1 1 ' 1 Q . . . . , C w . . , . 1 U 1 - 11 - 11 1 1 , V . . . 1 1 C 1 CU'l l II'. 1 1 ft ' 1 1 , , , . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . ,, . . , . . . 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , - . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - Q - - 11 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' We Electra Manos and Esther Zunn guve our faur complexuons to Patsy Brocksmuth and Antonuo Barule I Jum Donnelly devuse my brown freckles and red haur to Fred Barth I Yvonne Dean leave my up and over hugh rump technuque to Sue Dodds Bobby Boyd bequeath my love for huntung to Redden Byrd Muke Howard bequeath my yellow cab to Saul Cohen Mary Pendl guv my blonde wavy haur to Shurley Lamond un hopes he doesnt get seasuck Helen Patton guve my love for men especually the ones un basketball unuforms to Mary Humphrey We Paul Marks and Dulcy McDonough do leave our flurtacuous ways to Ellen Dulge and Jum Ducker I Bob Brown extend my extensuve mechanucal knowledge to Ronald Chapman We Dave Aucamp and Ralph Ruchart bestow upon Kurt Ely and Wayne Kulgore the abuluty to argue from sunruse to sunset We Chrus Powell and Lyeluene Clark leave to Eleanor Kulp our athletuc feet l Jean Brennan devuse to Marulyn Block my boyush bob I Frank Allen leave part of my easy goung nature to Frank Colbert I John Stumpe hereby devuse the made house book store to Pat Rouleau and Donna Parsons I Shurley Pelstrung leave my strukung page boy haur style to Arlene I Duck Duxon leave my broken down tees and lost golf balls to Jummy Longmure We Maureen Moxley Wanda Perdue Shurley Baxter Jean Corpen ung Januce Muller Barbara Samuels Pat Stunson Mary Lush and Donna lean Vandenburg guve our duamonds to Helen Potts Eva Mears and any other Junuor gurls lucky enough to get one We Lona Cochran and Nancy Goodman leave our flamung red haur wuth all uts untensuty to Jasmun DeBan I Bob Arnau devuse to Alvun Barfueld and Tommy Rulenge my secret formula for knowung how to grow durung the summer months I Betty Lou Dubberly leave my dauly trup to Mrs Troupe s fourth oeruod class to Maybelle Harvey We Ralph Carver and A C Frost consugn to Alfred Reud our rank ung posutuons un DCT I Eddue Schuffman confer upon Martun Cohen my punt suze We Bob Dwyer Clufford Schwartz George Taylor Jane Ann Wheeler and Jum Hegstetter guve our antu brazen ways to Marvun Von Deck Dale Van Netta and Harruet Berman We Joan Knught and Rosemarue Depoe devuse our sweetness to Jean Hartwell Geneva Parrent Evelyn Long and Ellen Bungham 95 I I 1 1 I I - - I I, , - l, 1 - I . D . . . 1 1 -1 4' I ' .1 . 'I I I , . 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I I ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 Wullung. 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' I Charles Towey bequeath my capability to scrape the tops of doors to Don Clopton and Dwight Allen I Bug Roberts leave my quiet ways and my celestial personality to Janet Faircloth I Duane Doddington give my way with magnificent figures to Bob Michael We Adrienne Johansen and Elaine Garland leave our Wednesday afternoon dates to Ann Pell and Sue Sloane I Fred Archumbault do leave my chefs apron and my delicate seasonings to l.eola Dick We Pat Chapman Delores Salvino Mary Shea Sid Simon and Jim Rosenthal give our band uniforms and our rusty Instruments to Charles Magee Ronald Meyer and Gloria Thorson We Art Roeder Bea Kagel and Pat Mulkey bestow upon Paul Wysock Adrienne Brille and Norman Pekar our musical love and talents I Peggy Ryder leave my puns to a future comedian inthe person of Barbara Lustgarten We Harry Austin and Bill Hunter bequeath our expert pop corn salesmanship to Billy Attaway to further the plan for Glee Club robes We Ruth I-lepner and Mollie Lou lris do leave our Glee Club be havior problems to Lillian Tankleff Sue Ridley Carol Bebon Wanda Tyre and Maureen Zofnas I Vera King bestow upon Bill McLellan my habitual tardies We Gene Stewart and Rodney McCombs leave for Leon Cutler and Marvin Crane our indented seats on the basketball bench citing to Jeanne Weaver We the partnerships of Mickey Pfunk Frankie Craig Gene Bing ham Francis Wable and Grace Lassen Betty Morris leave our inseparable companionships to Sabra Chandler Janet Cliver Peggy Schoppmier Joy Pickett and Kenny Trice Charles Collins I Ethel Amundson relinquish all of my IOI lbs to Jeanne Black We Bill Voitasek and Sherri Coffel leave our fortune of being members of two classes at the same time to Betty Davis We Bill Karr and Gerald Hubbard bestow our freshness lat South Browardj to Ralph Howell Arthur Siegel Gary Tilkins and Arnold Rosenstein I Tom Zinglo bestow upon Jerry Smith Don Odenthal and Bruce We th my red hot basketball nights I Wilma Wilson leave my second home fat Miss Smith sj to Reba Sterling to keep the midnight oil burning In witness whereof the Class of I95l South Broward High S hool hereby certifies the foregoing to be its last will and testament this 7th day of June A D 5l Signed by Members of the Senior Class 96 V I r V 1 ' 1 I , , , , , . Y I , I . , , , , , , r I l r ' I I I, Julie McConville, do devise my inability to be heard while re- ! - I . I ' - - I l . - I I 7 I V I l V I , , I ' 1, . ., I9 . sf 5 a f R kia? 5 1. 2 5 .E f ' 1 1 Z If 5 f W5 I f . 3 f 1 ,ig 5 .V 1 if: l L5 f E i 2 2 gi? 5 2 3, , 52 5 , ,X 5 ,gr ,fxg I W ,,.-nl' I X 4' , R .A 4 w YQ ' , , ,M Weis, , 14' w -c 5 . if 3 it 1' 2 R SEN IORS ARE LEAVING C 'U Volume 5 '913 2 ff Bulldog s Tale 4 Puaususo svsnv rwo weeks ounme me wso-s scnool YEAR AT ll SOUTH BROWARUHIGH SCHCOL 'l0c per issue- 90c semester subscription . s i Editor-In-Chief .......................... , ........, Business Manager ........,...,...... 41. ........ . Faculty Advisor .......................s............ Miss Jacquie EDlT0flQ,l,, , STAFF Managin Editor .... Lg,g..l ................... Helen Patton News Eftdlor ........ ................... Lona Cochran A Feature r.. J., ..... .............. E ileen O'Hara Q Girls' .................. Chris Powell '14 Boys' Sports Editor ..................... Eddie Schiffman My 5' Headline Editor ....... 3,5 ................... Jean Buchanan Proof-Reading Editor ..,..... L..Stevie Perez-Guerra ,gjih Copy-Reading ..... ........, Betty Dubberly ' . Rewrite Editor .............. ......... J oan Knight Art Editor ................. ..,. ........ G e rry Smith Column Editor ..................,... . ......... Bob Michie Picture Editor, ................. - ......... - .... John Moore V BUSINESS STAFF - Advertisingmiglanager .........................,.,..,,,,,,,,., Harry Black ................Midgo Worthen ..-......Stevie Perez-Guerra .............l.yliene Clark .........Wilma Wilson Financial fganager ..,................... Exchangqijditor ............. BookkeeQir, Cashier ......... Circulaticiii Manager ....... 9 iw gb so x X DUANE DODDINGTON MISS JACQUIE Al.l.EN LYNN PlER Business Manager Sponsor Editor Sitting, left to right: Barbara Samuels, Janice Miller, Wilma Wilson, Midge Wonhen, Chris Powell, Carole Morton, Mariorie Lee, Lyeliene Clark, Stevie Perez-Guerra, Shirley McCary, Audrey Feagan. Standing: Phil Weiring, Helen Patton, Sherri Coffel, Vernelle Roberts, Maureen Moxley, Lona Cochran, Betty Dubberly, John Moore, Gerry Smith, Jean Brennan, Jean Buchanan, Schiffman. Lynn Pier, Jacquie Allen, Duane Doddington, and Eddie 1 ik I- ui ,xgqf Y mi- G li fa? 0 BROWARD IS D06 S TlllE r it yy 1, ' A GRIEVINGQU TH BRUWARD HIGH SCHO0L Hollywood, Florida, Thursday, May 17, 1951 ui Number li EDITORS Sitting, left to right: Stevie Perez-Guerra, Exchange editor, Gerry Srnith, Art Editor, Jean Buchanan, Headline Editor, Lona Cochran, News Editor, Helen Patton, Managing Editor. Standing: Barbara Samuels, Co-feature Editor, Maureen Moxley, Typist Editor, John Moore, Photogra- phy Editor, Betty Dubberly, Copyreading Editor, Eddie Schiffman, Boys' Sports Editor, Chris Powell, Girls' Sports Editor. .. K I if xv, 'E . r I5 t or ft, 1 T i Editors set up the paper at the priming office The Bulldog s Tale completing its second year as South Browards printed publication added several firsts to the record. The paper was admitted to the Quill and Scroll national iournalism honor society and was judged first class by the Florida Scholastic Press Association. Lynn Pier, Jean Buchanan and Lona Cochran repre- sented the staff at the State interscholastic Press Con- ference in Gainesville, March 23 and 24. A creative writing issue featuring original short stories, essays and poems by South Broward students and an unusual April Fool's Day Paper highlighted the year. Juniors who plan to become Bulldog's Tale staff members in their senior year published the last issue of the scholastic year. A is s ,,, 1 Ml ,li , y 'tw-fggmyqx .VM rirm- Q MQW Y'-My Q Y , - 4, ,uw ,rr f-4 I Way, ,159 2'r:gs,tgmfH- ff- I ' wr 5 , 'an X . A Cf x I I ',. v 92 Q6 fi vw p,A' 1 x. I 1 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Kick? Wise Frank Colbert Bobby Weiner Paul Marks Nancy Munt Leroy Wright, Pat Napier, Ted Lee, Mr, Harold Phares TOP ROW Jerry Smith John Moore Tommy McKenzie Allan Brousseau, Harry Black, Duane Doddtngton Johnny Stumpe John McMann Daytd Aucamp Rodney McCombs, Gene Bingham, Marvin Crane Kenneth Truce Eugene Stewart NANCY MUNT Sweetheart OFFICERS left to right: Secretary, David Aucamp Vice President, Kicki Wise, Presi- dent Leroy Wright, Treasurer, John Moore. rf 5 H 'ml Rl Q' .,LL . Y' W -an 2 f 1 '1'--n W 1 s XXX , - 'Ni i . ,-U X I x,,,-.-....,,,,,,,,, South Broward High School's Key Club is to the school what its sponsor, the Kiwanis Club, is to Hollywood. A primary aim of this, the oldest service club on the campus, is to develop by precept and example a more intelligent, aggres- sive, and serviceable citizenship, Membership in the organization is limited to twenty-five members and consists of select Senior, Junior, and Sophomore boys who maintain a scholastic average of 80 and possess good character qualities. The Key Club took on numerous projects throughout the year. At the sugges- tion of Student Council the club purchased a menu board for the cafeteria fupper leftl, and presented to the school a glass enclosed bulletin board flower leftb. Programs for football and basketball games were sold by Key Clubbers lupper rightl. ,gif Xiggh J .2 a, 7 f - t O MR. HAROLD PHARE, Sponsor These young Kiwanians cap- tured first prize in the presentation of their Broward Follies skit, en- titled The Ghost of Green Man- sion . Two delegates, President Leroy Wright and Secretary David Au- camp, represented South Broward's Key Club at the annual State Con- vention held in Winter Haven. Another objective- to cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which makes possible the increase of righteousness, iustice, patriotism, and good will was evi- denced by the enthusiasm of Key Club members who literally drove voters to the polls to push over the hospital bond election. gb-. Q!! V? ' Wwagkl. 4 David Aucamp, President, Patty Ann Young, Corresponding Secretary, Helen Patton, Vice'President, llllfl lllllll MISS LOUISE WETHINGTON Sponsor BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Margie Lee, Helen Patton, Jeanne Connor, Lois Jolly, Mary Humphrey, Shirley Burrell. SECOND ROW: Patty Ann Young, Libby Turner, Sandra Young, Reba Sterling, Pat Wardrop. TOP ROW: John McMann, David Aucarnp, Kicki Wise, Jerry Smith. tl '----ri lax, I gi In N t' 1' cf BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Lynn Pier, Chris Powell, Carolyn Wentworth Nancy Munt Nancy Croll SECOND ROW: Rosemarie Depoe, Carole Morton, Ethel Amundson Jasmin DeBan Pat Filson Stevie Perez Guerra, Wilma Wilson. TOP ROW: Duane Doddington, Wayne Kilgore Joe Henlum Johnny Stumpe. Ethel Amundson Recording Secretary Johnny Stumpe, Treasurer The National Beta Club is a non-secret, leader- ship-service club for high school students of America. Its purpose is to encourage effort, to promote character, to stimulate achievement, to cultivate leadership qualities, to reward merit, and to encourage students to continue education after high school graduation. Membership is determined by the administration on the basis of CU good mentality and character, C27 creditable achievement, C31 commendable attitude. Our chapter has been successfully carrying out the service of orientation of new students llower rightl. This is very helpful to the student in a school as large and widespread as ours. Another project being promoted by the Beta Club is the selling of waterproof red and gold book covers. On May 29 of this year, the Beta Club became charter members of the National Honor Society at South Broward. This club is recognized all over the United States and will prove a real asset to our school. rf S-,ir Jim Moore, President Www MR JAMES SHOFFSTALL Sponsor on WX? my I ,nine its XX. f' x4 oe Goodwull Secretary 104 Reba Sferlmg Sweetheart Q. TU D. 1 'C 9-i. 2-2 N? 5 I ..- An 'li I ' lx s W fl' ' V ' 3 in 'fu - '-his ' v-an A, if U Jycp k'f W -. PMT. s , A, i Nl fan! ig BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Gary Doubles, Dan Rosof, George Marholin, Frank Ward, Bob Arnau, Joe Goodwill. TOP ROW: Billy Attaway, Harry Reba Sterling, Jim Moore, Al Gallo, Mr. James Shoffstall. SECOND ROW: Westbrook, Bob Moore, Joe Henium, Jerry Gensel, Wayne Kilgore, Eddie Ronald Anderson, Mike Howard, Dan Moore, Ollie Sorsdahl, Louis Porto, 5Cl1ifffTlBf1, THOFTIBS ZiI'19l0, l-CON CUUEY- The Wheel Club has continued to live up to its reputation of service in the school and community. During the year it has performed such acts as: erecting book shelves in the cafeteria and building benches for loggias flower leftl, donating 525.00 to campus landscaping fund and 525.00 to band uniform fund, providing turkey dinners for needy families at Christmas, awarding a trophy and a 525.00 Savings Bond to an outstanding Senior, and presenting a clever skit for Broward Follies flower righth. The boys' good taste was noted in that their choice of club sweetheart was chosen Sweetheart of Sweethearts of l95l . -5 'Y is r'2 ,Q ll' 3 lfllfli ln' l 'll lyll I. Q ' in t ' Za' ' 1- 'N l If .2 1' ' r,',,,.f 4, yj- 51' 1 tlawwt' VV, ffl' ff v ' , 'A f E? X f ' ' Q fi H Nm. QF' 4 ge. l an-. Although HiY is a newly organized club it has lost no time in loining the ranks of Broward s permanent organizations This fellowship is open to boys interested in the clubs purpose to create maintain ex tend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character . Among some things not pictured here this group has donated stepping stones to beautify the campus, South Broward's Hi-Y sent two delegates, Duane Doddington ancl Charles McGee, to the State Convention at Sarasota. These were elected as a member of the State Hi-Y Council and State Historian respectively. Clean sports speech scholarship and living. Duane Doddington, President ' ' ' N -f' f U . . 'za wil' HUA 3536-kg M1652 Sale of school spirit booster tags to Co-Sponsor. Nlr. Bill Wilson. Bob La Favre, Antonio Barile, Kurt Ely, Ralph Richart, Neil Shirey. TOP ROW: Pat Howard, Mr. Hugh Smith, Co-Sponsor. Not Pictured: Earl Jacobs, Carl Chapman, Rune Jacobson, Milo Zidek, Richard Hopper, William Hunter- Prnentation of flag to South Broward High School. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Goodwill, Secretary, Scott Mauney, Chaplain, Duane Dgddington, Martha .lo Wilson, Sweetheart, Phil Wieting, Treasurer, Gene Bingham, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Tommy McKenzie, Charles McGee, Warre - n F , Frank Colbert. THIRD ROW: David Berman, rancis Wable 1l 0 Q4 9 -I S. , ' ' 3 ' 'sat W. i nf . T tt' . Il r 'a .2 ,, -an . -. 4 1 K4 .4 5,11 a gf? ff fr 5521 Nancy Pelstring, President and Sweetheart Blllllllil lllllll 'Mme 'ia .3 it 'E Coke Concession lt Homecoming BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Walter Scott, David Berman, John Devine, Richard Boyd, Earle Peterson, George Marholin. SECOND ROW: Lynne Powers, Irene Kroll, Sandra Juno, Nancy Howard, Nancy Pelstring, Judy Brousseau. TOP ROW: Margaret Moore, Sandy Smith, Patty Moore, Carmela Ortega, Leslie Gilbert, Lee Van Hauten. 1 MISS JANE GUINNANE, Sponsor mono-ov The beauty of the South Broward campus speaks for the accomplishments of the Biology Club. Through the diligent work of thirty mem- bers, trees have been brought even from the Everglades to be planted. Local organizations, contacted by this group, have donated generously to its motive, and three nurseries have made contributions to the club's maior project of land- scaping llower rightl. Below is a scene from Nickelodeon Date , its Broward Follies presenta- tion. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Bob Weiner, Jane Ann Wheeler, Silvia Ruben, Marian Mannheim, Shirley Woolston, Mary Ann Easthope, Arthur Hopper. TOP ROW: .lack Getty, Harry Barry, Donald Clopton, Alvin Barfield, Tom McPher- son, Carl Adler, Bill Coulter. J, 9 V, ig s . t l Q y r -W ., .U ,, I ee - T ., ' , ' T .--A V i , v V i' I -., 3 ,, 1 ' V J 1 st ' ' ' T it arts, i + 'K 'ta 1, 4 .,, 3 ,xg '. A X Y' yell wan, lwssuieii W ' x, yyisiovl V955 3- ' P U 'xl JUN.. J V xX.. BOTTOM ROW Pat Badenhop, .lane Ann Wheeler, Phyllis Pahrike, Miss Atwater. TOP ROW: Pat Mahan, Jean Buchanan, Rosemarie Depoe, Gerry Smith, Anita Fiedler, Pat Fulenwider, Julie McConville, Lurena Devine, Barbara Bechtoldt, Kathririe Van Hoogan, Marie De Felice. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization whose purpose is learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. This year the F, H. A. has sponsored candy sales after school and a rummage sale to raise money. The club participated in the national and state proiects by sending money to the National Camp Fund and the F. H. A. Scholarship. Julie McConville and Pat Badenhop chaperoned by Miss Atwater attended the state convention in Daytona Beach, April T3-14. Nkahari' , Va! wyxhs deft . 9 a , t Not Sonia?-eVreSlden wo ' ee' Barbara TCP-nn :Nl:m1'edl l UY7 'A lan ny kno Set-Je' onset QL-ye Eadefihgltdaxey A39 vice-Pre .Pal e W- ' yi ,left ,left f ahnye. ,av 110 Julie McConville, Sweetheart l. H. A. 4, , T 'i A 4 ,W ulecse Keep ff IVY gpm . ,fx .fb by I xx 'S his-3. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Joan Knight, Pat Stinson, Rae King, Yvonne Dean, Lillie Yonce, Adrianne Johansen, Frankie Craig, Carol Morton, Mary Lish. TOP ROW: Mr, Marion West, Wanda Mullikin, Alfred Reid, Maureen Spagnoli, Bob Brown, Art Roeder, A. C. Frost, Pat Rodman, Ralph Carver, Laura White, 1 P l iss, fi 1'4- I .fi 4 X41 ' -IS, Joall 'Q ' 5. v Knight, Sweetheart ll. ll. l. Diversified Cooperative Training, commonly known as DCT, has completed its second year at South Broward. This special course enables a student to complete his required academic subiects in the morning and to receive on-the-iob training in the afternoon. Two class periods are devoted to DCT. One is spent in generally related work, such as the studies of insurance, iob-getting techniques, employer-employee relations, and mental hygiene, the other consists of specifically related study, in which each student devotes his time to work pertaining directly to his own occupation. Two annual affairs attended by all DCT members are a district convention and an employer-employee banquet. The organization of a DCT club, which meets twice a month and holds several parties, provides a means of social activity. 4 ' C Secreya 'L-'Osh Pr , . Vx W 6511-je and 'tif a p Ca, e of s rdlfe, 7- e Mon redgu o'7, V. .T I' ,f ,. Gr, 'Ce. mfr' Ml M6 lpresiden ' ' On ' In . I . West, C 0' nina , f 0.0 . fe X rdl'l '0r09: Joan If if Q I mgftfl .O .0 Q f-+ gr uri 5,1 2 A eb- F-- ag, ! is Q -s -Z1 . G25 f , 1,4 5 X -J Mk ,Q ...E-mx ,, Y , E, , V V ' VRS , ,N ,,g,: , t, ffl jf, ' 4, 1 .VL A, gf- ' ' . 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TRUMPET SECTION af' , 'Pl 4. fl RQ, SlllllH llllllwllllll lllliH SlIHlllll BA ll Gary Allen, Tresla Anvinnio, Albert Bair, Hays Bandle, David Barwick, Walter Battaglia, Allen Baum, John Bedwell, Roberr Bliich, Fred Brandhuber, Larry Chancey, Pat Chapman, Morse Chira, Harry Clark, Frank Colberr, Ronald Craig, Norman Crans, Charles Deloach, Ruth Edwards, Kurv Ely, Harry Emrnin, Jack Freeman, Al Gallo, Francis Gains, Linda Goodman, Lamar Green, Ronnie Green, Allen Harnlin, Joe Henjurn, Marie Hopkins, Richard Hopper, Pat Howard, Earle Jacobs, Erir Jackobscn, Mary LaFavre, Robert LaFavre, Ann Linvhicum, Dan Luechaner, Charles Magee, Eleanor Markowitz, David Mears, Kay Miller, Shirley Miller, Ray Morris, Oliver Mayer, Ronald Mayer, Donald Odenrhal, Norman Pekar, Ralph Richart, Mary Lou Riddle, Harvey Rifkin, William Robervson, James Rosenthal, Wilson Rozelle, Richard Rutherford, Deloris Salvino, Mary Shea, Joyce Shieffield, Sidney S mens, Joan Sproul, Sandra Stump, Raymond Thompson, Gloria Thorson, Douglas Trovfer, Ted Wheeler, Phyllis Yankow. lell to rrghl: Ralph Ricliari, Caplainp Joe Heniorn, Drum Maior, Mr Jack , Thompson, Direoor SAY CPHONE SECTlON -Q, lillllS OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW left to right: Reba Sterling, Vice- President Patty Ann Young, President, Lynn Pier, Secretary Treasurer. TOP ROW: Miss Jean Rey- nolds and Mrs Joyce Townsend, Co-Sponsors, badminton BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Shirley Lamond, Leslie Gilbert, Sandy Smith, Carol Malchodi, Jeanne Rice, Nancy Pelstring, Betty Tryon, Sandra Juno, Marilyn Ellis, Adriene Taylor. SECOND ROW: Retha Wardrop, Lynne Powers, Edna DeHass, Kathy Van Hoogan, Janet Klendworth, Phyllis Pahnke, Pat Badenhop, Judy Shear, Sandra House. THlRD ROW: Gloria Brown, Joyce Brooks, Imogene Austin, Anna Sciacca, Peggy Powell, Arlene Cloxin, Reba Sterling, Geneva Parrent, June Heffern, Sue Dodds, Joan Halberstadt, Peggy Schoppmeyer, Pat Wardrop. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Ryder, Rebecca Gossett, Gerry Cochran, Joan Cromer, Chris Powell, Pat Rouleau, Wilma Moye, Betty Farnsworth, Ellen Ritzinger, Joanne MacDonald, Jeanne Black. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Wise, Sandy Rosen, Maureen Zofnas, Jackie Rose, Marlene Weisman, Barbara Baumer, Lois Orlando, Lyeliene Clark, Lois Jolly, Mimi Yankow, Janet Cliver, Sabra Chandler, Joan Gardiner, Frances Young. SIXTH ROW: Judy Graesser, Lynn Pier, Janet Ward, Grace Hollihan, Jan Drugan, Evelyn Defeneffe, Shirley Pelstring, Gracie Glenn, Janet Bechtoldt, Helene Buchantz, Margie Marksberry, Sylvia Stacey, Ruth Ward, Carolyn Wentworth, Ruth Manning. TOP ROW: Mary Barkwill, Adele Crurnmins, Judy Jacobson, Gail McDonough, Joan Mickelson, Maybelle Harvey, Ellen Dilg, Sheila Bohrer, Ann Pell, Helen Secrest, Cecile Coleman, Phyllis Poncebaker, Evelyn Koehn, Jeanie Weaver, lllHlllllI llSSllClAlIll Believing that athletic student effort and achieve- ment should be encouraged and rewarded and seek- ing to cultivate the ideals of fair play and sports- lf, rnanship, the South Broward chapter of the Girls' Athletic Association was organized in 1949. ln this, its second active year, the club's main money-making project was the sale of red and gold SBHS beanies to the student body. Money from this proiect was presented to the physical education department. To stimulate achievement in individual sports, groups of girls met and participated in special groups of tennis iupper rightb, golf ilower rightl, bowling, and horseback riding ibelowj. Points neces- sary for club eligibility were awarded for these and other competitive athletic endeavors. Outstanding athletes received pins and letters for their achieve- ments, .Q :V it .. f , ff -, - - gg- ,xl g ts L I' if K el 3 . ' I J' ' A55 fe Z f K 'Q I 'Y 'C 1 k 5 ll 9 , 4? Q 43 - we ia f is - t :EPI-. ' xo fy-y 'Y .gs l. ... L ' :IK 't Q . K . 4 m no L11 347 Cl Patty Ann Young, Pianist BOTTOM ROW, eff vo righi: Jeanne Black, Beairice Kagel, Eleanor Kulp, Vera King, Joan Matthews, Gloria Earwick, Pai Mulkey, Ruth Hepner, Sally Ganey, Laverne Hindel. SECOND ROW: Shirley Van Korngut, Jean Buchanan, Adrienne Brill, Lona Cochran, Donna Parsons, Wanda Tyre, Mary Pendl, Parry Moore, Shirley Pelstring, Pat Schmidt, Maureen Boyd, Wilma Wilson THIRD ROW: Nancy Schuler, Vernelle Donaldson, Mary Orthwein, Joann Conn, Frances Wable, Frank Martino, Rodney McCombs, Walter Shearer, Herbert Zoolman, Johnny Nlafassa, Eddie Schiffman, David Berman. TOP ROW: Dan Rosof, Billy Atiaway, Clifford Schwartz, Jerry Gensel, Dick Dixon, Charles Gregory, Harry Austin, Jim Moore, Jim Atwood, Ki:ki Wise, Gene Bingham, Phil Wiering. lHl A GHSS BOTTOM ROW, left vo rigbt: Sue Ridley, Stepnani Perez Guerra, June Grace, Judy Jacob- son, Sandra Young, Dulcy McDonough, Patsy Moser, Libby Turner, Shirley Holcornb, Maureen Zofnas, Lillian Tankleff, Helene Buclclwanfz, Ann Haller, Ann Srnivb. SECOND ROW: Barbara Tarmon, Dorothy Ridlelioover, Miriam Yankow, Ellen Dilg, Pa? Filson, Sue Dodds, Vernell Roberts, Mollie Loo Iris, Lebe Halpern, Sue Sloane, Ann Pell, Jane? Ward, Mary Lee Garvland, Midge Worrben. THIRD ROW1 Alfred Reid, Ellen Bingham, Ann Bacaris, Maybelle Harvey, Arlene Willing, Carol Bebon, Jean Harvwell, Martha Jo Wilson, Carolyn Sciiorvemeier, Rebecca Gossen, Charles Collins, Bobby Weiner. TOP ROW: Eston Barrs, Bob Reiter, Kenneth Tr.:e, Frank Ward, Bob Bowerrnan, Milo Zidek, Lawrence Glacin, Torn Zinglo, Robert LaFavre, Charles Warner. 121 Sl lllll lilll lIlUl3 xi vii lla ,K -8 X Miss Frances Ballard, Director -.., ,. ' 1 y ' A I it I K i s , 1 9 A ,, L 6 I if M l K im T , 0 0 0 09, BOTTOM ROW, left to right Pat Dolenbach, Annette Money, Karen Bushart, Sheila McPherson, Carol Colegrove, Nancy Wnite, Mary Ann McElyea, Judy Shear, Jackie Sackas, Marilyn Steim, Patty Wichner, Betty Jean Carter, Elaine Garland, Betty Morris, Margaret Reid, Pat Lynch. SECOND ROW: Peggy Ventry, Mary Lynn Paesch, Andre Barthelrny, Cynthia Giles, Miette Korda, Patty Hayes, Donna Newland, Sally Stoops, N-fda Troxell, Peggy Powell, Shirley Johnson, Bessie Baker, Elaine Dresnick, Martha Stumpe, Mary DiRenzo, Connie Yocuin, Elaine Protzmann, Anna Larsen. THIRD ROW: Deloris Grayson, Alice Lentz, Carol Tolby, .lelia Riegle, Lynne Powers, lmogene Austin, Joyce Brooks, Edna Mae DeHass, .loan Hard- castle, Kay LaPlant, Betty Jean Gardner, Earline Baxter, Doris Crump, Cornelia DiRenzo, Yvonne Shrank, Marie Jacobs, Grace Lassen TOP ROW' Harvey Schweiger, Eddie Zimrnerrnan, Delbert DeHass, George Chillag, Carl Sylvester, Andy Thomas, Thornas Trainor, Tom Addis, Ronald Turner, Barry McCaughey, George Leubin, Bll Brooks, Ronald Fischer, Allan Levine, i ' E i T t l hi lll BOTTOM ROW- Marie,DeFelice, Doris Arnrnons, Judy Mann, Carol Rossman, Joan Cromer, Pat Mahan, Helen Peeves, Helen Ryles, Nancy Jackson, Betty Dukes, Anne Horlacker, True Lee Meyer, Jessie Driggers, June Coll-ns SECOND ROW. Gail Van Korngot, Kathrine Van Hoogan, Pat Fulenvvider, Sharlene Hanson, Mary Le Voloe, Joan Giles, Larena Devine, Florence Caveng, Judy Brousseau, Elsie Allen, Marilyn Richards, Shirley Eastman, Jane Levering, THIRD POW: Myra Barkwill, Janet Wertz, Juanita Shankle, Mary Barkwill, Panse Heavner, Arlene Cloxin, Joyce Moser, Sandra House, Gerry Coleman, Marion Clark, Corinne Anclein, Betty Tryon, Rosemarion Jackson, Heidi Holterhoff, Beverly Doddington, Ann Thompson TOP ROW: .lone leininger, Kay Smith, Margaret Barrs, Joan Kello, Pat Badenhop, Spencer Deal, Reel Galbrcath, Henry DeBan, David Kissinger, John Cain, William Sampson, Kenneth Cohn, Bobby legg, Billy Donner, Michael Holoeika 122 'BQ !ull'--'W x s r E. W . 7- Q- l ..,, l 1 Q T La- Mi: , vi 1, I , , J yy- rf n s O r . , N J J' B so fr nv F' W ' ,ME E ,N . 3 1 J mr? ll n y M. Lol? vo right Coarh Phoney Srnlthq AI Pomianowskl, Captain, Leroy Wright, lron Man , Kicki Wise, Quarter- back: Johnny McMann, Fullback. Taping of we ankles by Assisvanf Coach Brennan. A TEAM BOTTOM ROW, left fo right: Joe Spina, Carl Guilds, John lngals, Chippy Marks, George Marholin, Joe Salvino, Allan Brousseau, Buddy Lewis. SECOND ROW: Johnny Porto, Manager, Charlie Durand, Ruel Gal- breafh, Jerry Gensel, DeWitt Pasco, Ronnie Neville, Leroy Wright, Ernie Hill, Jim Atwood, Bob Boyd, Manager. TOP ROW: Coach Bill Brennan, Coach Phoney Smith, Bob Sassano, Don Pasley, Louis Porto, Johnny McMann, Carl Sciacca, Al Pomianowski, Kurt Wildish, Eddie Houston, Kicki Wise, Harry Black, Bob Arnau, Manager. 3 X 'Q 'a , X Ji 20 '11 45 Q3 X if 'X Www . Y it W 'y'3 Sfky ' if .A if 'sms are Q xv Q ww' .s N V .V', a . . gf . --Q c ,Q ,V Left to right: Joe Spina, Guardp Eddie Houston, Tackle: Harry Black, Right End, Ronnie Neville, Halfbacky Chippy Marks, Fullback. llllllllllll The 1950 South Broward football squad went through one of their toughest schedules in that sport, playing several class AA ll schools. Even though most of the boys were inexperienced, they fared very well against all competition and gave an gall-around good ac- count of themselves. t To open their campaign the Bulldogs iourneyed to Jacksonville to engage Andrew Jackson of that city. The trip proved successful as the Bulldogs, starting off with a bang and leading 20-6 at the half, coasted the rest of the game and when thejinal gun sotinded they had a 26-21 win. The second game oi-jiihe season was withgour bitter rivals Fort LauderdalegQQQQjQ,stlte Bu Q s andgifl were up for the contest 5 or to '. ,' rrnanent pos- session of the Optimi5t'sg?fiQp?iy. The i 6Mved to be a terrific battle and only agoal llt16ti'5fa51lailSiQ4,l1e- L's saved them a 14-7 victory. X J ' Next game the Miami Beach Typhoons at-V5outh Broward's own field the Jaycee Field, having beenj dedicated in a pre-season gatnegwith many, Ceremonies. The Beach brought up a strongifiigagtingent and before, the Bulldogs could get going they touchdoininst and held that margin for 20-O win. f iqtit l ' 2 is Time Out! They want rest! The Bulldogs then ran up a winning streak of three games as they rolled over Daytona Beach, Seabreezeg Pahokee, and Vero Beach in succession. Seabreeze proved a worthy opponent and the Bulldogs won a close 13-6 wind in a game marred with fumbles. Pahokee was the next victim as reserves played most of the contest with the final score ending 12-O. The Vero Beach game was a thriller all the way and only a margin of one point proved the winning 14-13 score. f ThetBulldogs traveled to Belle Glade to meet the Rams in their next outing. They lost a hard fought contest in which both teams matched runs for runs, and thrill for thrill. The Rams got two scores late in the game to take a 13-O win. Fort Pierce was the next on the schedule and during the contest the Eagles capitalized on some good breaks to come out in front of the Bulldogs 20-6. The Bulldog's Homecoming game was the big event of the year with Coral Gables.There were many pageants and ceremonies to honor football queen, Kay Mendoza, and the Bulldog gridmen made it an even more enjoyable night by trouncing a heavily favored Coral Gables squad 12-O. Get that pass! ,IQ f 1 T 8 f uni' at-'Y ., ' y A f if ii' if fm 3 I 'P A bv bs! it . Y -f' db.. 1 43' . -, , . f 11 1 P mpg Hurrah! We licked 'em Clockwise: Charlie Durand, Guard: Don Pasley, Tackleg George Marholin, Guard, Ruel Galbreath, Tackle John lngals, Endg Jesse Thomas, End. lllllllllll The final game of the season saw the Bulldogs beat the Tech Blue Devils 26-20 in a hotly contested game. This win put the Bulldogs final season standing at six wins and four losses. Seniors virtually dominated the first team as there were eight of the first eleven. Outstanding iobs were done by backs Kicki Wise, Buddy Lewis, and Johnny McMann. McMann was the leading scorer and ground gainer and was honored with a four year scholarship at the University of Florida. Leading linemen were Harry Black, Eddie Houston, .loe Spina, Ernie Hill and captain Al Pomianowski. Spina was chosen for a spot on the All-East Coast All Star grid squad. Leroy Wright was the Bulldogs outstanding defensive performer and won the squad's Iron Man award. Al Pomianowski was a virtualrock on defense while Bob Sassano, Rodney McCombs and Chippy Marks are other seniors who will be missed very much. The passing combination of quarterback Kicki Wise to end Harry Black will be another pair that will be heavily missed. Q xl, ,rf-t ,W - A,.,.,4:j .,, , L .- f ,figs Pliers' Xl A i'ifr',lfgk 'Si- f .2 - 'xwlgt L' if vl N -4- mf A .2 Q Fil X M , K E+' B I' 'Q' . i W ,f .M Y -I 4 , X. .g . W K NON -' ...... were ,fi 1 T R T .T QS ,V ,S t Left to right: Ernie Hill, Center, Allan Brousseau, Tackle, Jim Atwood, Tackle, Jerry Gensel, End, Carl .2 Sciacca, Halfback, Louis Porto, Fullback, Kurt Wildish, End. GGB97 5 . , ,., . l '1 ,,. ,.... 7 N as l00lllAl ef- . 1, . ox. -. -we i J Tv. ' ,fs , as 'E at Q,i?i,i . n 5 1 W :va l tl 'FE xg 4 ii i -as 1. N1 Coaches Harold Phares, Bill Brennan, and Frank Clark. The Bulldog's B football team compiled a rec- ord of wins and losses for the season. They had some fine ballplayers on the squad that will surely come up to the varsity next year and provide Coach Smith with a fighting sqaud. Herman Murray was the leading scorer and was a rock on defensive. He was by far the most valuable man on the team. Bob Spaulding and Harry Westbrook are also backs who look very promising. Leading linemen were Wayne Kilgore, Bob Moore, Ray Adams, and Johnny Woitesek. Coach Clark did a fine iob in coaching the boys to a good and enjoyable season. 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'V' 1, ,W 'Z T of A 1' 3 in V- W ' I vw MV' fy if 'Q T -5 ' JF f r ' 7 ,, K K . .Fi . . -me so' efman sob if PB It BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Carl Sciacca, Joe Spina, Harry Westbrook, Chippy Marks, John Porto, Lee Hamlin, George Marholin. SECOND ROW: DeWitt Pasco, Don Whitfield, Sonny Bowles, Ruel Gailbreth, Wayne Kilgore, Evans Fay, Warren Blakely, Ted Zozetti, Scott Mauney, Levon Kearns. THIRD ROW: Coach Brennan, Dick Seville, Pat Howard, Max Mass, John McMann, Bob Bowerman, Kicki Wise, Leroy Wright, Jesse Thomas, Frank Colbert, BllllWllIlll'S lllllllll ll Nl sses P89 look at that height! ia .. , 21, of 'iklgikn 4' F SlllllIlSSllll lil llllllllll is Browar3'BulIdogs continued their standing ogg: of cinder powers ini' ' be one of having top notch track teams as theyl J.. season. 'lfhey were and their third straight X up at record, he vaulted, standard was set by, co of and X A .sh A Q N W, ,asid- Top: Sciacca speeds ahead Bottom: Wise rolls over in usual form Record setter Mass of the squad were sprinters Carl Sciacca, the team in scoring, Warren Blakely, Lee Hamlin, metft Klcki Wise, Wayne Kilgore, John McMann, and Bowerman, and Don Whitfield, field- distance men Max Mass, Joe Spina and Scott Mauney. The Bulldogs piled up 124 points in copping the district meet and won all their dual meets except one with Miami High when they were edged out by the Stingarees. v X-ms' Kilgore stretches to gain honors in the high hurdles G... Pitch 'ha' ,JMU BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Ted Henium, Mgr., Craig Hoyal, Joe Salvino, Leon Cutler, Karl Chapman, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Rodney McCombs, Allan Brousseau, Kicki Wise, Frank Ward, Bob Bowerman, Bob Sassano. TOP ROW: Joe Henium, Al Gallo, John McMann, Jim Atwood, Jerry Gensel, Dan Rosof llASlllAll Coach Clark. Saxvlno bali! st ' n ores 393' su. , , AQ. ,,,,.R, K Q L, , h -W2 134 'li Broward's Successful Baseball Story The T951 edition of the South Broward baseball team had its best season in the school's history as thley rolled to a record of eleven wins and two lossesi They took tour games more during the district tourlament to make their record fifteen wins and two losses. The leading pitcher of the squad was Frank Ward who won nine contests and only lost two. Among his victories was a no-hit game against Redland and a one hitter against Pompano. Jim Atwood was the other Bulldog twirler as against no losses. Ward he struck out a good amount ked nine in eighty-two Kicki Wise a .397 Bob Bower- with .366 and .3-'18 average. He also man and Bob averages and Ward with .326. The starting line-up consisted of Ward pitching, Brousseau, catcherg lb Cutler, 2b Wise, 3b Salvino, 'tn i l1 P' ,N 'fo--5,4 3: M' .Av -LL ll- Ag! C- R Kicki Wise maintains highest batting average Frank Ward, most valuable player shortstdp Hoyalg lf Sassanog ct Bowermang rt McCombs. Fellows, play it this way at State. At right, top: Longmire's form is not so rough! Center right, bottom row, left to right: Dick Dixon, Jim Moore, Jim Longmire. Top row: Anthony Gerardi, Dan Moore, Jim Donnelly, Mike Howard, Dan Rosof. Dixon on the green rf-fr fi r,if't'ft fs ,i 'gc fp , ,, s 9. . Q 7, I 1 -u N 5 4 8 ss.. M P Us .rv ff. 3115 The South Broward golf team, while not having a very successful year, still managed to turn out some pretty good men with the clubs. Jim Longmire was the leading point getter, while Dick Dixon and Jim Donnelly followed closely. The Bulldogs finished seventh in the state tournament with a team score of 347 and managed to beat their ace rival, Ft. Lauderdale by a score of 13-5. 136 F, fix, . . -fs x hwif 'nm-M , ' wav itat f r is q . i s . . , 'z-'AW-1 4759, ,.,-wma-s.....,-w-vi.-e ss .A - - South Broward's tennis team completed its most successful year with three of the youngest players in- vited to ioin a summer tennis caravan touring the United States. Jim.Shakespeare, David Haughton, and Harvey Schweiger, who led the boys squad to victories over lead- ing south Florida teams, are making the iourney with Florida's aggregation of thirteen champs, The girl's team registered wins over Miami Edison, Miami Tech, and Miami High in the course of a busy sea- son. A three-day stay in Key West climaxed the year. 137 Q S , on ,- 1 -1 Pa f ,M YE' -.V ' vs., , if N M 'X A A f N' 4 r'XiK ,K TNQ l a'Q Q. i we W VN f' V Q' YW 'lf F' ll' fi W Q' if High school soccer captors b 3 ft Qffla ll . .O gb i Wx 419 -in 4' i , ,, hr , , 'N Qi f AP- Y, X X K K KA I h ilk lx , 1-.XKKN N le 'L 1 ' if Y K .. ., K v K A K If V 'h N 1 H ' ' - ., Q K -: Kai , KK! K K , H - x f 3 33'--0 Q ' ' i t KK KKK .p KW K K K High school softball victors E. Ighfh grade Voile b Y all champs '55 High school basketball champs lilIllS' Captain of winning high school football team 'EHS is .gpm fs. I A High school football champs in -I 5 Sandy Juno, Behy Tryon, Georgene Ugan. SECOND ROW: BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Jackie Samuels, Carol Malchiodi, Barbara Money, Marilyn Ellis, Barbara Tarmon, True Lee Myer, Rita Marholen. THIRD Row: Jane Howard, Ginger Atwood, Sandy Rosen, Ginny Wise, Nancy Howard, Shirley Lamond, Phylis Pahnke. TOP ROW: Jeanne Rice, Corenne Anderson, Adrian Taylor, Mary Kay Styles, Marcia Black, Libby Polski, Shirley Anderson, Nancy Pelstring, Murial Kaiser. NOT PICTURED: Sandy Smith. SWIMMI lillAM W ,QX Kaiser, the diver. The South Broward High Swimming Team started training in December of 1950 at the Holly- wood Beach Casino Pool. The team, consisting of twenty-seven girls, has a daily practice of about .,,,, -wcrtrzn OFFICERS, left to right: Shirley Anderson, Mgr., Betty Tryon, Secretary: Nancy Pelstring, Captain, Georgene Ugan, Temporary Co-Captain, Marcia Black, Mgr., Nancy Howard, Treasurer. IV2 miles or 2 hours a day. At this year's State Meet, which was held at Daytona Beach, we placed third to Ft. Lauderdale and Lake Worth respectively. Out of six dual high school meets we won four and lost two. The team's aim for the year was to find a club to sponsor them for all the meets. We have the Rotary-Anns to thank for helping us accomplish this goal. Free Style above Breast Stroke at left OFFICERS, left to right: Miss Betty Barnes, Sponsor, Reba Sterling, Captain, Shirley Lamond, Co-Captain: Jean Ann Fowler, Treasurer. Allllll-IVIAIIIS The Aquamaids is a water ballet team which is a newcomer to our school this year. It is composed of girls who, through their keen interest in water ballet and self-enioyment gained from the sport, have organized a team presenting public ballet exhibi- tions throughout the school year. Membership to the team is obtained through tryouts staged in late May The girls form patterns such as those pictured below. Kathy Van Hoogan. and early September of each school year. Members are selected on basis of ability, character, co-operativeness scholastic average and sportsmanship Pictured left to right: Miefte Korda Reba Sterling, Captain, Pat Moore Joan Gardiner, Jean Ann Fowler Treasurer, Judy Shear, Ruth Ward Leslie Gilbert, Carolyn Wentworth H1-wi? ES LYNN PIER Valediciorian F1 '1 i R s y 4 'Q , f I X FF .f K Sum, Senna' d 1 ehvers Chpxomas H E On, Lamar Wane 144 n speaks KICKI WISE Salutatorian CUNINIE HEMI I Joan Knighv fmosv oufmanding DCT student. Ralph 1e,f+,6,, aCcO 'Dlfshmeni'7d Parry A Y Ou , 5 ' ! I 1 s i J '79 omsra ' wk. A I3 ! I ' ' L1 . phi nding music 'I I l J- nn David Aucam and VVw!ma Wnlsor, Scmors, and Judy I Fd' Ward and Amundson, best sporvs. p . Gina and Dev-d Haughton, Eighth graders, for ow- sfanding work done during the year Warmers of Sfudern Councw!'s Honor Pomt Awards, E r 145 2.. v N mm Bob Arnau, Wheel Club S4 I Q 'Q -.,z .I ' i X' s 0 'H Q f 4 i ,V M f 3-1 if M. Th F5-if f:4L 1- 4 1 -. Q8 , Q Q fx S TR - QF 5 A Loyal ' 'X ax H' 4 f .. Ig I N x B yt- A .S Y AX- ! I f 'j ' . ,A t ' . ' - ,, ' x up 4 A 5 li' If - A A i42wt fit. . ' ' Simi' M ,..l.,, '., 1 M ,M-1 ,, '?'h::.aA ,vA-Y wx-L. V- L lu: '?'A -Q . W ' ' gf, 'n nr-4 fzfzfmfffwfrm Q2 GS X sk 1 X . r f I . fa' m Y- fm-svvv' gb... k if -'diem .,,,. 4 ,, Q law' A' M. Dancers 19 . 45711 M Q vr. A Tuli1b'Ier,s' 2- gn Lona Cochran, Gerry Smith, and David Mears en- ioy themselves at the Sadie Hawkins Dance, The SlfH0lll llllllllIlS cafeteria frequently was the scene of school dances. Dances after football and baskeball games were spon Dancers are in the limelight at the Sweetheart sored by various school organizations. Profits from these Dance. dances helped to replenish depleted treasuries. 148 At the dance in honor of the Football Queen guests applaud the floor show. .Ill lllll Sl l0ll l Prom Committee, left to right: Wayne Kilgore, Warren Blakely, Billy Attawayu Charlie Durand, Antonio Barilee, Grace Hollihan, Anne l-taller Advisorsg 'vi ss Katherine Dinnen, and M's. Ruth Kamin 7100, Saturday, April 21, found South Brovyard's upperclassmen en- ioying their traditional Junior-Senior Banquet at the Miami Shores Country Club. The theme, Top Hat and Tails , was carried out during the evening by nut cups made in the shape of top hats, and striped candy canes. Wayne Kilgore, toastmaster, and several members of the Junior Class entertained while the group ate broiled chicken with all the trimmings. Dancing from 9 to i2 to the music of Crusty Drybread's orchestra topped off a memorable evening. Scenes on this page are typical of those seen at the prom, 8 9- Queen Hope MacKinnon and Bob Amau Erw b Charle Dvland Pa an K n Hope Mac if , Hnon 5 Q,- m n De Rorm e Dlesn llgon-lagll e Souclalql S Martha lo W ,Q With hope in his heart and a crown of spring flowers in his hand, Senior Class President Bob Arnau crowned lovely, petite Hope MacKinnon as Queen ot May of 1951. This fourth of May held a double attraction in that the queen was crowned and the Senior Class Play was presented. The ceremony included the presenta- tion of the queen's attendants and their escorts who were Jasmin DeBan and Charles Durand, Juniors, Martha Jo Wil- son and Ollie Sorsdahl, Sophornores, and Phyllis Pahnke and Bob Moore, Fresh- men, All shared Queen Hope's glory on the throne. lU0ll3All llUll Hl l95l The often asked question, Who will be Football Queen of 'l95l , was answered when Katherine Mendoza was crowned on November lo by Al Pomianowski, captain of the football team, in a regal ceremony. Below Kay and her lovely attendants-Janice Volle, Shirley Burrell, Annette Money, and Leslie Gilbert reign over the Homecoming Football game with glee. Following the game the queen and her court were honor guests at a dance. Lower right the Football Queen cuts a tiered cake for the occasion. if YQ Q0 4 4 'v-we-f 'li :ns Fi c ta, i 5' rm f' I refills -aj !i1E 1 L ,....f,, V, wi .lll lllll MASS Plll A flower bedecked patio formed the setting for the Junior Class play, Young April . The rollicking comedy based on the love lives of two teenagers was dubbed a success by all. Charlie Durand, Sabra Chandler, Chuck Laugh- ton, Grace Hollihan, Bob I-lodges, Anne Haller, Joe Henium, Shirley Burrell, Jim Ducker, and Joan Klinedinst formed the much-praised cast. Miss Spechler fcenter, extreme lefty, and Miss Atwater applied their talents as director and financial advisor of the production. ii? 1'-f M V -I 'fra fiirgg 'J Sl lllll MASS PlAY Peg O' My Heart brought pride to the Senior Class for its annual play which was pre- sented this year in a near-professional fashion. Combining light comedy and expert Irish dialect, the heart-touching drama was proclaimed one ot Broward's best presentations. Peg, the leading character, was aptly portrayed by Stevie Perez Guerra. She was ably supported by John Moore, Helen Patton, Jim Moore, Ruth Ward, Charlie Gregory, David Aucamp, Lois Jolly, and Howard Fosman. Mrs. Watkins Ccenter rightj, was director while Miss Trautman was financial advisor. .3 ,ww WE? fvf gyi sl , x I? I v ,Q X' U I 5'- in. ailn x ?, .3'l5' ' I ' Q QWAI Wf ' . f fmwffi ' if ' 'X A .. iftuf ' Z 0-1 4 ww - Maw' . X N853 :Ns gmmk U04 Nc uw f Q Wx W: Tiff BA H6LLYW KOF h iffy: 5 -Q A'xA H0Uf'qwf?aq1f2f NN H t N gpm ig' ' V - A ,,,o V X' , AIIVHNISEIVIINTS x Compliments of SWANSON and WILLIAMS Packing House Dania, Florida 206 I CONGRATULATIONS To All Students and Faculty of South Broward WILLIS Insurance Agency, Inc. 9th Ave. Phone 9015 Local Agency All Lines of Insurance Except Life Insurance I ff 3 J .91 X CHET and JERRY'S BROWARD FOUNTAINETTE 'I847 N. Fed. Hwy. 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Hollywood, Florida STAR FABRICS Drapery, Slip-Cover and Dress Goods Patterns: McCall's, Simplicity, Vogue Notions 2023 Hollywood Blvd. Phone 9773 GWEN-ELLEN SHOPS Smartwear for Women 1933 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, Florida CHIMPANZEE FARM Apes and Monkeys from All Over the World Dania, Florida COMPUMENTS OF CITY OF HALLANDALE BURRELLS HOLLYWOOD FORD INC Appluance and Equupmen We Servuce All Makes Danna Flonda 1200 N Federal Hrghway Your Frngudalre Dealer Hollywood Florlda the best nn home furmshmgs for Florrda lnvung ref, FURNITURE CUHIPHHU On The Curcle Phone 6315 Hollywood Florida I I Office Supplies-Phone 5844-Electrical Supplies PhOl'19 6721 Statf-ment of Condrtron of THE DANIA BANK DANIA FLORIDA AT THF CLOSI' OF BUSINILSS DECEMBER 31 1950 RFSOURCES Looms 'md DISCOUNTS Boukm House Furmture and Flxtureb Umted Steves Government Bonds on e County and Mun1c1pa1 Bonds A 0 1 Don S Overdrlf C 1 K er L C n 11 Stu Q Surylus Fund cnc Pro 1 4 D lo IIABII ITII 3 ,md Rnsezveb Member Federal Deposrt Insurzmne Corporatlon Mmzmum Insurance for Evch Depowtor S10 000 S3 347 212 38 87 005 91 8 622 76813 55621119 60 384 50 3 30811379 977 3 QB 150 000 00 250 000 00 153 705 15 15 424 033 94 S15 977 39 69 4 . 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FLO Best of Luck MACK LUMBER CO 20th Avenue at Garfield Phone 677l AMER: A ,, W, wi I HYWILL WV ONE or THESE FIGURES show that the alernge I dl' BOYb EARN 74115 afff 1 by nu-nov Know nr S94?l23nJh1RlREE led OTHER ONE? ,l oraeer P'l3lr LQC as gemus has glen ll worll elertr lrqht and power t l phones radlo rn r 5 phoncbranhs scores or lnnesavln vo rt savlng fer ces to make a better b her world rn when to Ilve fa hy ar more and more hgh schoo ard col DE FOREST B NJ EBISON diff STEINMETZ hrgr school graduate ns S74 000 mo e dunne h J no nt lure than one who drops out b lo e graduatlon VE GQADUA ES D E l Fl TER' KXN 'M co M0851 Und the Arnencan Way youre free o lrnrsh your educatuon along any lrnes you want 0 youre tree to choose y ur own career and vo as tar ln lt as your talents and ab hues wall let you So , nnlsu souoot and men nt UMW E, aesaretndngthenlu r w 'mth a Plc lght an RIDA WU' UGHT COMP . E 1 . My ' 5. , ' I A fx 9 4 4 Alf I ' ' 41 -. -, o. 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A N Y 5 '9 V' x ll 'sw l' 'ummm 2 5, WUWWWBQK Money was made not to command our wall But all our lawful pleasures to fulfull Shame and woe To us nf we our wealth obey The horse doth wnth The horseman run away Abraham Cowley ll, . 53 - ' 1 M 'xy' fx 'fa l l , Q llll M51 :mrlrl fl' llfw .arf f ' ' I , X, Compliments Good Luck Se 'o's THE suuooo NOVELTY FILSON Mom and DUNCAN HINES A A A 1900 N Fed. Hwy. Hollywood Florlda of H O L B R O O K BUICK, INC. 207 N. Federal Highway Hollywood 5634-5635 Hollywood, Florida M E L I N A ' S CHlLDREN'S WEAR 2010 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Dania, Florida Landscaping WYLDWOOD Tropical Nurseries Growers of Rare Palms and Plants W. P. lBlLLY' BROOK Successor to Commodore P.O. Box 804 N. Fed. Hwy. Dania, Fla. BAGS HOSIERY GLOVES BELTS JEWELRY UMBRELLAS MARY H. STERRITT ACCESSORIES 102 South Twentieth Hollywood, Florida BROOKS TRAVEL SERVICE Corner Blvd. 8 Circle ELMO WALTZ EARL WALTZ EUGENE WALTZ DIXIE PLUMBING COMPANY CONTRACTS and REPAIRS Phone 6714 P. O. Box 29 220 S. Dixie Highway Hollywood, Florida I .Q ,,,,,,-ag B uuuu gnesfvfi s HUP!-il: FLun.s1 Good Luck and Happiness to All SOKOl.OW'S DEPARTMENT STORE Complete line of I-AUNDERETTE Nationally Advertised Merchandise 2007 Harrison Street Phone 6339 3 N. Federal Highway Hollywood, Florida Emmy 8. Joe Wunderle Dania, Florida Compliments of BROWARD GRAIN and SUPPLY of Danla, Inc. Phone Hollywood 4576 Dania, Florida THE HOLLYWOOD MORTUARY J. B. FANNIN Phone 6711 Circle and East Harrison Hollywood, Florida 1 ff- I gif ' PHONE sam 4- - ' U I FLORISTS - NURSERY '5, .... e GARDEN e r 'Q 353 N FEDERAL HALLANDALE 5 Saj It IVIIII Floucrs CLEANING PRESSING LAUNDRY Compliments TREYER S AUTO ELECTRIC We Call For and Dellver WYNONA CLEANERS 4oo s Duxne Hlghwey Dual 5561 hh ADAMS SERVICE STATION 1oo N Federal Hwy Danna Florlda Telephone 9383 R E I D S ICIass of 307 School Supply Headquarlers 1936 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood Florida I D I 4 s Ni' 4 ' g 1 4 5 . - : Suu'UvvvcvQvuouuvvwuvvuuvvuug of I va Q L ' I I STANDARD gl? q 14 'jf K I M Congratulations, Sensors BROWARD BUSINESS COLLEGE H O L LY W O O D FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION T901 TYLER STREET PHQST NATIQNAL BANK PJQLLYL QCDW FLOPIDA JE BA F AMY M IKTIYVQ ll X B x J 1 UW x.f A STC V. 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FALETTI and DREW Musical Instrument Co. and School of Music Kimball Pianos-Accordians Band Instruments Accessories and Tuning Tel. 2-1529 1924 Harrison St. Hollywood in Florida SCOTT'S DRIVE IN SHERRON MOTOR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth 2008 Tyler Street Hollywood, Florida Phone 4521 8. 4522 Compliments of HOME COOKING RESTAURANT and EVEl.YN'S GIFT SHOP Opposite South Broward High School HERE YOU CAN BUY ONE OR MORE GIFTS OR SOUVENIRS AND SAVE 25 TO 502 ALLIGATOR BAGS WHOLESALE and RETAIL 1840 N. Federal Highway No. 1 in Hollywood, Florida ,cove-sawzw , . . X ff- T fxfx RN lf 7 4 W 5 Y S- ,,-ff Z7 l X N3 to M Years 1nd years and years from now there wrll come retlectrye moods nn your lrfe trmes when you vull recall fond memones of your happrest days your school days Start today to exchange your photograph mth your school fnends our album and rn the reflect ne moods of future years turn to y And to make the occasron partxcularly srgnrficant be sure that yours are Tooley Myron photographs miter Congratulations Class of '5l In the years ahead remember the years past with CHIMES TRAILER COURT your yearbook and good photographs. Houvwooo, FLorunA FRANK BAKER soo Ft. West of us. Na. 1 Phafasfaphef At South End of Dog Track 350 5- W- 279' Ave- Jean and P.O. Box 2368 Miami, Florida Russell Donnelly Hollywood, Florida BROWN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Oldest in Broward County 2024 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, Florida Best Wishes to the Class of '5l DANIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 4 ' 1- ,.t Y 'fr-'ex ,Q .3-C ' . 1' ,, K 1 3 A -4 3.1, sgl'-1 il .1-f f V.. i EY R E O l THE CLASS OF 5l SOUTH BROWARD HIGH SCHOOL Good Washes To All The GracluaTes Wall not be acclanmecl by The Plaudnts of a crowd BUT' IT Takes a Thoroughbred To Wm Beaulllul GULFSTREAM PARK uThe Track By The Sea T H ' F F . Your ehfrance info The race of life ll Bllll n lui lIAll ...sy t it Ill llllll M W ,W . A A 9. Get pencils, papers-all school W N , vi iq if supplte5.,. Johnny Stompe and U ' X . 'If I Pat Rooleao-students working - ', l fff lw I A I in the school supply store lbe- 3 A . A 77 s f X' hind coontert-furnish all these ' I 2' . 7 . f W-...-was will if supplies. 5 yf 'Q ' fd f r X Stop Look and Listen Clnset leftl Mrs Mulkey and the other bus drivers have served the students of South Broward faithfully and pa tnently as they come to and 'Si from school 'tv K ,N 4 Hola! , ,,,,,,,- ,gg!1'F4V. f - Z AUMA T N lv 4-.alll 176 Good Morning' Such a cheery voice greets us each morning as various students ofthe speech class conduct devotionals. At the left are Pat Fi son Nancy Munt Nancy Croll Duane Dodding- ton and Gene Bing- ham who participated in devotional exercises during the year. WN 'J uit T' A 9 P, -A 1 2 , T' . qi Y' f. ,' W .X fi In - fs..ez.v f i ff M - 4 ' 'A t I if 3 'K nl- , ,na xi Limit' YA A ' V I -5 s, 41' .. i IQ 1 0 I llllllltllllllllll On behalf of the Senior Class-a hearty thank you to the advertisers, the annual staff, the staff asistants, Tooley Myron, and photographer Frank Baker. Our Spon- sors, Miss Smith ltop Ieftl, Miss Chatfield itop rightj, and Mr. Shoffstall lbottom rightl deserve all the thanks that could be given them for their untiring efforts in Left, upper corner: Produc- tion staff in action, Right, upper corner: Setting up of ad copy. helping us to produce a good yearbook. Their cooperation, with that of assistants like Mrs. Windisch lbottom lefti has made possible the productionof THE BROWAR- DIER. We Want you to feel the deep ap- preciation that we have for your services. The Editor L 1 8 v'X Left. Bushess Staff N.. ...- Y any K 6 U -lr 0, 4 s 'Wim' 3 I' MX A x :P rv ' ,5f?M5f CAMPUS lIlllllPS Really, Sandra!-a farewell from Mr. A.- wouldvbe maioreves-concentration, Honest? vanother one for Zing-3 guesses-no wor- ries, no fear KHAU-Shirt Day-Class night- pretty baby-Nassau--True Lee entertains. L 178 ,Y Yum iii V M'-'fm--N---...!, -- 151' Wfvsii ' Q 5 . H ...... 'N' ' Q s if , K ' , Q x H A ,, Q an N, 5 . , L. , 'f iw iff 1' ' ' XWZQ? 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