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

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1959 volume:

Qi Ni. 5 I J , ? 1 L 1 Neath sun and palm our alma mater stands, V at t v. A Y,?, sr ' I GI guiding light through near and distant lands. Pg Th W W ...J Thy towers rise, an aid to calm our fears, 'V' fi. 4 , aa2w .4 3-mv 5 sb 3? Ur I Q., ws 4 -M ri? through the years We sing thy praise if RK thy memories revere South Broward High, 'tis thee . . 55423, 1 -Y K h ......... ......... .---a f we love so dear. Q-1 Page Nme 1 P annum vm annum-as W Q-...... .-vu.-.. 4 1.-u-w. annum-has z E:M ,,,,,,: Q f 1 , I 'N 1 ' I X , N X, N W L 1 D I I I i i P s , 5 2 I lj ' U jQ5 4'?7w325f s 1 4 r S ' ' -.mkmabll Q61 , 5 D0 . ,, 0 Y M W. 3, E A Ljw' L X pf- 1 ' 2 ? 1- V A 4 ,fig xi ,fi i 5- Y Xfmenww-N-A I K . Q ,iq ! X 1 1959 Browardier dedicated to . . Miss Frances Smith To you, Miss Frances Smith, we of the 1959 Browardier Staff dedicate our book. Your inspiration and patience tor the past ten years as sponsor of the year book has merited you this honor. Not only have you succeeded in being an outstanding sponsor but an excellent teacher of English and Latin as well, So, it is with great and honored pleasure that we dedicate our book to you, Miss Smith, in gratitude of all you have done for our fellow students, our faculty, and our school. Miss Smith, this is your book. , , ww Table of Contents Administration Activities Organizations Sports Seniors Underclassmen Advertisements i vu The anvil and hammer, the international symbol of labor and the chain, representative of strength, ploy the main roles of the Broward story. Foreword to the 1959 Browardier The administrative staff--allegorically called the Keepers of the Keys-holds the all important key to the future-education. This intrinsic key will unlock any chain that forbids in the future that lurks ahead. The chain of events of the school year span time with the bright colors of dances, fun and music. Much to the pride of the students the sports department has succeeded in producing a glowing chain of victories. However, the most outstanding members of the chain are the golden links, synony- mously the mighty seniors. Therein completes the chain of time for the year fifty-nine. T if 5 . J , Q . i Mr. Phares unlocks the gates of Broward with a key-one of steel-the other of education. R , wx, '-1. .,,..,,,M. 4--vm L- fi- ABM B 1 l i Wh. .......... '- M- S f ,, 'M'A ? '-'I--Haas!! fs. N' J gall .-W ' WM N' :nw P'--M--Q ff-Lain I A1 1-mf '1a!r 'f W:: M A1 .al 'V - i ,gif ----1-...f-,i.i,w.,E,,,,, Y. W M. M., , M-...... '1 i 41 11 1w1,m.mua um ' up il ----ua All-my jQ w5mgg,ggm'nQ - . A ,. K ' ' -,wvssxzfmpvlm fm-magapassmm V -f In I Page Seventeen Mr. Harold Phares, Principal Mr. Harold Phares has guided our student body through a year of achievement and social activity. His constant supervision and guidance has helped our faculty and students to attain the highest goals ever reached at South Broward. Mr. James Wrinkle, an able assistant to our principal, is constant in his supervision of student activities. The students consider Mr. Wrinkle to be a vital part of the admin- istrative staff. Mr. James Wrinkle, Assistant Principal 7 2- -- f---- - me is ew, Students are appreciative of services Rendered by Deans, by Office Personnel, and by the Guidance .rw ' sr Department. m. Q .,... QW 'A 'W ,1 + , k r'h,, 1, 5' ', I . f7Q1'E1fg xi 6 . ,A 4 was nr 52 - I .IA , V ' I 335315 f A di y Q W at A .fs 'r,' , r F- - . s -'P M N vw W- ,A umm. Qrys, A vw 'Q Pf1f1.fM' iw ' A 5 Ax ., 'f-f A Xfg VW? si- Q ., V nn ' ,sg it I- 'L 5 fs K r , be sift 'W f s cc X '-cr Z me , , .ff .. fy, a -, Q we w -. W- I '--' 1 . - Q 4, , r . r ,Q if ' ' 'K 'sss 0, ' p 'L' kr as , ' i ' A ' J 'yifasry a : in if 1, 15 ,. rdf s :QM s i 3, .ra I is f ' F ,ii ,iii-3' Q J' K be 1 ' - s iwazi. tx 3 'WP Q 5.iFr,1EQ 'f ' E3if?,i mls X' ,Q vs. r xvwgffgr -af ' Q w w: -'- , Q iii ni' f , r r ef r i r e , ff' K W sm., ' 5 K V . .A K Zh ,N W :ir . I 1 -r ' . f f 7'-f . Wf 'f:'ki i i ssr 1-aw-mg www, Imaam, A VM. M..-.,..,.r.,.,.,, ,T-ww-..., i 5 A 5, ,- f.,M.-.W..,,wm..v-, .sh .Viet QS? ri Y f.,.' iff' rr' Q. nhdssiwwl . 0-rlunhfnrr' ff RLHLQXQV1 4 , In 1959 South Broward Student Council initiated Teacher Appreciation Day. The following is the tribute presented to each teacher on this day: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Carolyn Lewis, Dean ot Girls, Mr. Alan Morford, Dean of Boys, Mrs. Jane Leone, Girls' Counsellor, Mrs. Ruth Shapiro, Library Clerk, Mrs. Helen Giles, Registrar, Mr. William Bailey, Science Department, Miss Janice Lee Bark, English Department, Mr. Martin Blackwelder, Music Department. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Muriel Zalcman, Clerk Typist, Mrs. Eunice Vittoria, Clerk Typist, Mrs. Norma Venables, Bookkeep- er, Mrs. Virginia Parker, Clerk Typist, Mrs. Mary Lou Houston, Secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Boakes, Commercial Department, Miss Grace Bowen, Mathematics Depart- ment,.Mr. Harold Boylan, Physical Edu- cation Department. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Leone, Mr. Frank Schwall, Boys' Counsellor, Mr. AI Schu- macher, Senior Counsellor, Mr. William Boyles, Industrial Arts Department, Mr. Morton Brann, Social Studies Depart- ment, Mr. William Brennan, Social Stu- dies Department, Mr. William Brennan, Social Studies Department. FOURTH ROW: Mr. James Brock, Math- ematics Department, Miss Ann Brooking, Commercial Department, Miss Hilliard Cameron, Physical Education Depart- menl. Page Twenty-One We, the Student Council, wish to recognize you, the faculty, for your courage in challenging us to fight preiudices, greecl, and ignorance, W 'VX is W--.-w ' 'Nwaaum VW kindness in helping us through the disappointments and misunderstandings, guidance as well as patience in teaching us to withstand pressure within and without, FIRST ROW: Mr. George Campbell, Science Department, Miss Joyce Cayce, Physical Education Department, Miss Sara Chatfield, English Department, Mr. Frank Clark, Mathematics Department, Mr. John Clark, Social Studies Depart- ment, Miss Bobbie Ann Cooper, Commer- cial Department, Mr. Earl Cunningham, Physical Education Department, Miss Catherine Dinnen, Social Studies Depart- ment. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Louise Dowerman, Librarian, Mrs. Doris Faneck, Science De- partment, Mr. Donald H. Fry, Commer- cial Department, Mr. Aubrey Fuller, Social Studies Department, Miss Emma Lou Garner, Language Department, Miss Elaine Gavigan, Physical Education Department, Mrs. Jane Wilson George, English Department, Mr. Roger Goodwin, Social Studies Department. THIRD ROW: Mr. Robert Gray, Science Department, Mr. Carl Grieco, Drivers Education Department, Mr. Eugene Har- ris, English Department, Mrs. Mary Alice Harris, Social Studies Department, Mr. Donald Heath, Mathematics Department, Mrs. Marlene Herzog, English Depart- ment, Miss Fleda Hepner, English Depart- ment, Mr. William Higginson, Science Department. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Minerva Holmberg, Science Department, Mr. Merrill Kissick, Commercial Department, Mr. George Langenfass, English Department, Mrs. Pa- tricia Linton, Language Department, Mrs. Madge Longaker, Mathematics Depart- ment, Mrs. Janie McCombs, Home Econ- omics Department, Mr. Harry Mallett, Art Department, Mr. Dwight Marsee, lndus- trial Arts Department. devotion in encoragmg scholastic endeavor, and sense of humor in overpowering many of your personal desires and longings FIRST ROW: Mr. James Nevins, Physical Education Department, Mr. Harold No- ble, Science Department, Mr. William Odom, Science Department, Mr. Ralph Paolone, Physical Education Department, Mr. Stuart Pelling, Industrial Arts Depart- ment, Miss Patricia Pickard, Social Stud- ies Department, Miss Estella Pomroy, Science Department, Mr. Gene Roberts, Mathematics Department. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Josephina Roberts, Language Department, Mrs. Camille Robertson, Physical Education. Depart- ment, Mr. John Rogers, Social Studies Department, Miss Lillian Rosselot, English Department, Miss Elizabeth Rountree, Mathematics Department, Mr. James W. Sanderson, D. C. T. Department, Mrs. Maxine Schenks, Commercial Depart- ment, Miss Dorothy Schmidt, Mathemat- ics Department. THIRD ROW: Mr. Albert Shumacher, So- cial Studies Department, Mr. David Shep- pard, Music Department, Mr. James Shoffstall, Science Department, Miss Frances Smith, Language Department, Mr. Hugh Smith, Social Studies Depart- ment, Mr. Joseph F. Smith, Drivers Edu- cation Department, Miss Joanne Sproul, Assistant Librarian, Mr. Raymond Sulli- van, Commercial Department. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Harold Thomas, Eng- lish Department, Miss Mary Trautman, Commercial Department, Mrs. Jessie Troupe, English Department, Mrs. Lillian Trubey, Social Studies Department, Mrs. Carol Turner, English Department, Miss Elizabeth Waldenmaier, English Depart- ment, Mrs. Pauline Watkins, Social Studies Department, Mr. Marion West, D. C. T. Department. With these qualities in mind, we the Student Council, humbly bestow our gratitude upon you for being ci devotee to your profession. WW QQ, Q qamdxiwtyy W5 136 '15 ...anew 'VG 'tzw 5-at wr- W:-y ,fwfr 3 Wm ,H it gan- Mr. William Thomas, Mr. Chapman, Mr. A. Roy, MR. FRANK FALEY Mr. Estel Riddle. Head Janitor Dietitians and custodians important Berry, the students' friend, strolls down the loggia Page Twenty-Six SEATED: Lula Belle Gorden, Inez Bess, Ida Mae Grayer. STANDING: Berry Grant. MRS. CRUZ MRS. CRAIG Head Dietitian Bookstore Manager to student welfa re. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Chalamon, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Madinger, Mrs. Lavender, Mrs. Ruehl, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Pelleccia, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Cigan. - Page T wenfy-Seven CHAIN F EVENTS Nineteen fifty-nine's chain of time is portrayed throughout the following section. Dances, plays, the follies, and other memorable events composed a year of fun at Broward. px Whoopie!! SADIE HAWKINS DANCE The occupants of The hills came down in force To attend the big doings 'ro celebrate Sadie Hawkins' Day. The mad hoedown was held at The Italian American Club which had been transformed into Dog- patch for the occasion. 49 ---Ji Marryin' Sam fabovel is a smashing succes: as a business man. Senior Class Presents Cloud Seven LEFT TO RIGHT: Betsy Nathanson, Frances Bill Wa ner, Bill Weekl , Jerry Barrish, Pete 9 Y , Gayle Harris, Barbara Pitts, Marty Diebold, , Georgi York, Elaine Newton, Dwight Deianna Stelmach, Kenny Byers. dear, if you didn't always eat onions . . . Caught in the act with another woman. The Senior Class Play, Cloud Seven, directed by Mr. Langenfass, was one'of the highlights ofthe year. The well chosen cast did an excellent iob and the play was enjoyed by all. The hilarious comedy was a big success, and the cast, director, and the stagehands de- serve a vote of thanks for the best Senior Class Play ever! Page Thirty-One Queen Barbara Walters smiles through tears . Football Queen Crowned Egyptian Style ,, T tl x ji -nik. if asm 'nj lk., 5067.71 J 'BL defvw-s 'Qt M The Queen's Court included from LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lee Bluhm, Gail Jones, Peggy Faye. Carol Cassidy. Page Thirty-Two PIANIST: Steve Platt, SAX: Gary Seligson, Mike Herb Brunner, Neil Sellers, Russell Sena, Larry Palmeiri, Joel Meltzner, Steve Schoen, Bill Wagner, Gustafson, LEADER: Mr. Parsons, GUITAR: Andy STRING BASS: Steve Tognoli, TROMBONES: Jim Vittoria, DRUMS: Phil DiMaio. Richman, George Geisler, Bruce Haines, TRUMPETS: The Modern Men, Broward's own Dance Band RUSSELL SENA When you hear cool sounds around campus, lou can guess without too much chance of being wrong that the Modern Men are responsible for hem. This is the South Broward dance band. They wave played for many of the big school functions nd are really dug by everyone who has ever eard them. Guys with so much talent will really go MODERN MEN IN ACTION 1 f Page Thirty-Three he Peggy registers varied emotions. Peggy named Miss Senior at dance. fx 7 '91 7 yi, ,AV C, wwf I . 5' -.rgm 1-an ,fr ,sz '1 s . if Q ,. 551' f ,W ,Q Q 4? , H9811 4 Q- N :A . Peggy Cozens in the role of Miss Senior. Page Thirty-Four 1. iff. . sy. .fruit , at 1 ,ii r 1. 4 ,'y,Cf ' After fervent competition the Seniors won the coveted free dance given by the P.T.A. to the class who solicited the most member- ships for their organization. The main event of the dance was the announcement of Miss Senior, a title given to an active and deserving senior girl-Miss Peggy Cozens. Enthusiasm, spirit, and industry describe our Peggy-a worker on all class projects, officer in Junior Sinawiks, and photography editor of the BROWARDIER. Those modern men again. Cupids and hearts formed the motif. On the night of February 14, 1959, the EE annual Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the rf-J 6, reel Browardier Staff was held at the Rotary Club. i 'W pweethearts representing various clubs were S introduced and presented gifts by club presi- dents. The evening of suspense was climaxed by the crowning of the Sweethearts of Sweet- 'N hearts, followed by the long awaited an- nouncement of Senior Superlatives. Marilee Bluhm and Dick Fishel were crowned Sweethearts of Sweethearts. y Senior superlatives announced. Page Thirty-Five I- Junior Class Presents the Big Show Amid a howling chorus of laughs and guffaws, the students of SBHS were given a chance to display their talents and present rousing satires and comedy bits. The riotous skits included Peter Slingshot, M. T. Graves, Steve Allen, and A Star is Born. Between the skits, individual perform- ers kept the audience well entertain- Jane portrayed by Marie Maracic, tries to straighten out Irma, played by Maryanne Manegold. STARTING AT TOP: Ronald Carlisle, Helen Kaufman, Clif- ford Ross, Sherry De Smith, Fern Harrold. DAVID CHESSER TOBY FEIBUS Junior Class produces My Friend, Irma My Friend Irma, the rollicking comedy of television fame, was presented at Broward this year by our own Junior Class. This time the dumb blond has become involved with a married man, and a delightful mixup ensues. The cast directed by Mr. Rogers and the stage crew under Mr. Langenfass contributed to make this one of the year's most memorable events. 3, , A ,s . ii F 'Q cm- ,i HT: lvan Johnson, Maria 7, , . . . 92 ,- 'l fhli 1 'acic, Jim Larkin. i s mH ,iiiei5 ,.Ql5, ?fj f f f '-'iv-its 7 X5 5 , kiwi ,Qigkgif fi .' Q. J-'Q r Rf l 'fl ll' 'jfs' Sl llPt'f'l'lli llll if K ewilsrsfve W2 'f , A . ,. ,l - M . , 1 3 - 42 ,..w,m.k .A 1 E 3 A I 5 E ' S 'H Q1 ' sr' ' g . . ? , 1' T E is 9 Prom night, students danced up S ff 1, x X Ch-s..... 4- 'J W Q if i aff , li., ..- - 2.-f wig. , Stairway to the Stars -a beautiful theme for a beautiful night! This was the night the Seniors had long anticipated-the night when the Juniors would give them their prom. The Junior Class should really be proud of that iob, for everyone had a marvelous time, both at the prom and at after-prom activities. The after-prom activities in- cluded: a dreamy boat ride, a splash party, ci midnight movie, an after-prom breakfast, and, as an extra-special treat, an evening at the Diplomat complete with refreshments and a gala floor show. Yes, the Seniors shall always remember this as their Il Stairway to the Stars. stairway to the stars. After prom activities included a dreamy ride down the canal. m -Kit' -if.,V r A 4 'N E-:lvl -Mn wmimfmk m,. A really big shoe! 600 seniors say Bye, Bye, Broward. Jazz at Supreme. Joanne receives service award. .4 Miss Hepner chosen most demo cratic Teacher. Sha-sha-sha-kick! JOANNE KROLL Valedictorian Top students receive honor cords FRANK CLARK, JR. Salutatorian Lawrence Albee Leslie Barry Melva Bellere Judith Bennion Barbara Bossong Joyce Bowman Martha Jo Brann Frederick Carlo Karen Chase Kevin Clancy Marie Cossentino Nancy Cox Diana Dobay Charles Ellis Alfred Frevrier Patricia Finn Charles Franklin Ray Freeman Raymond Grabfelder Cherryl Hamman Gayle Harris Judith Holmes Yvette Jacoby David Ludke Marie Maracic Jacqueline Meyer Patricia Mikson Patricia Miller Sherry Minton Betsy Nathanson Barbara Pearl Michael Platt William Putnam Linda Ray Robert Richman Joel Sachs Allan Scheinblum Betty Jean Simon James Skelton Martiel Smith Herman Sorin Judith Stahl Sally 'lfyler Peter Van Steenbeck Charlyn Webber Sharon Williams Justine Wright Judy Young Barton Pelstring introduces commencement speakers. Superintendent Raymond Maxwell congratulates each graduate. With tears and smiles the grads , ,gin 5 5 1 5 W 1 5 I l l l t , 3 iw i i . s ? s. HmemZ.gQfvmf4 fi mfw fe 'T ex, 'WM s?'ii3? uw 'Qty sing the last alma mater. A spirit of South Broward High School loyalty prevailed as the grad- uating class, 597 strong, gathered in the Stranahan Gym the night of June 4th, Parents and friends were there also to honor these graduates on the memorable occasion. Speeches were delivered by two outstanding Seniors, John Francis and XxButch' Sorin. This solemn occasion was climaxed by the singing ot our Alma Mater. Fort V98 CHARMS 9. 'u in I QQ L 'nn A ,V if if A 4 as-'F' 1 F' ku f' W, A Qs 2 f Q ,x., 1fy, ,n A,,.?ML,Mf ,4 . - bt 'EW V 'ff'-V 195 , sw. . ' Jw N 1? ,. 4- ' QQ ,QQ 4,15 . YQ' X 2-,, 1 'VZ' . 4' ,ri 1' fx .f 2 ' if M4 i?V: :ver ff Z,-1 fl - 'Z sf- fl I' ' .a v'E , :nf .1 -. -. Q-. ff muff 1- Q-ff J , Q I hm JOANNE KROLL President I MJ LESLIE BARRY HOWARD EISEN First Vice President Second Vice President Student Council FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Pearl, Diane Ronnie Hunt, Judy Pomianowski, Norma Fisher, Gail Moore, Kay Delle Temple, Cherry Hammon, Betty Jones, Pat Savage. THIRD ROW: Pete Shrager, Simon, Linda White. SECOND ROW: Lyn Hunter, Eugene Carr, Wilson Atkinson, Larry Albee. MR. DONALD FRY CHERRY HAMMON JUDY STAHL SALLY TYLER Sponsor Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretory Treasurer reaches a new peak FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Trudy Weyrich, Barnhill, Janet Rodebaugh, Carolyn Malphus, Cathy Ernestine Aderholdt, Elaine Hafendorfer, Ann Ramsey, Moore, Nancy Daniels. THIRD ROW: Larry Dee, Linda Poole, Peggy Nevins. SECOND ROW: Mary Steve Platt, Ivan Johnson. ,jf 381 5 S12 IEEE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Hahlgren, Gross, Frima Kallen, Pam Jackson, Sylvia Lee, Lawton. SECOND ROW: Rickey Martin, Sally Carol Smith, Faith Turner, Dotty Levinson, Student Council, leading and supervising the student body in all their activities, has been very sucessful this year. Each and every mem- ber has done his part in building up the school. Their many activities include: the bonfire before the Ft. Lauderdale game, sock hop after two basketball games, A Code of Good Sportsmanship Campaign, A bulldog erected on top of the auditorium, sale of identification cards, maintenance of bulletin boards on IIO and C-IO Ioggias, sponsorship of a Student Trophy, distribution of Christmas cards to all teachers, erection of a student mailbox, sent representatives of S.B.H.S. to a State Council Convention, purchased a new public address system, was elected Chairman of the County Council Association, and presented 25 Service Awards. with effic Betty Judy Frost, Ellen Council in action. iency of leaders. Gattis, Ken Frank. THIRD ROW: Lonny Horowitz, Steve Webster, Ed Sparkman, Frank Penny, Bob Woodfin, Rich Strachan. lin: -X , A-E ' A S I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joy Bowman, Diana Dobay, Nancy Cox, Barbara Della Porta, Elizabeth Mason, Sis Edwards, Judy Stahl. SECOND ROW: Pat Finn, Jane Kraft, Bobbi Pitts, Lynda Sisk, Gayle Harris, Sharon Mann, Joanne Kroll, Judy Young. THIRD ROW: Charles Burrell, Rich Marant, Kevin Clancy, Fred Ryan, Skip Sorvas, Dave Ludke, Peter Van Steenveeck. Inter-Club Committee aids Broward behind the scenes. The Inner-Club Committee, a sub-committee of the Student Council, is composed of the presi- dents of all service and interest clubs and of the editors of the publications. The purpose of this committee is to supervise all extra-curricular activi- ties-financial, service, and social-throughout the year. The Committee in action. Page Forty,Nine FIRST ROW: Charlyn Webber, Leslie Barry, Marie Tyler, Joanne Kroll, Martha Jo Brann, Judy Young. Maraia, Barbara Patterson, Elizabeth Mason, Gayle THIRD ROW: Jim Skeldon, Bud Ellis, Frank Clark, John Harris, Marilee Bluhm. SECOND ROW: Joy Bowman, Francis, Mike Platt, Bill Putnam, Fred Fevrier. Karen Chase, Ronnie Hutt, Barbara Bossong, Sally National Honor Society standards include PAT FINN President Of all the objectives of Honor Society, service holds a place of distinction because it is the culmination of all other aims. Honor Society has exemplified active service through presenting two inductions, participating in the Big Show, and presenting honor cards to seniors. MISS LILLIAN ROSSELOT GAYLE HARRIS Sponsor Sweetheart 3'7 ge Fifty 5 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Kraft, Mary Vin- Judy Stahl, Sharon Williams, Pat Robinson. THIRD son Holbrook, Anne Ramsey, Paula Craig, Cherry ROW: Fred Carlo, Deanna Stelmach, Nancy Cox, V Hammon, Judy Bennion, Barbara Pearl. SECOND David Cheshire, Larry Albee, Butch Sorin. ROW: Kay Armstrong, Sally Martin, Diana Dobay, character, scholarship, leadership, service. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernestine Aderholt, Rena Bryant, Toby Rosenthal, Sue Burke, Larry Dee, Howard Eisen. SECOND ROW: Carol Speaker, Helen Kaufman, Nancy Daniels, Judy Raymond, Ivan Johnson, Ronald Carlisle, Louis Phillips. FIRST ROW: Ann Marotto, Bob Dienhart, Fred Ryan. SECOND ROW: Lynne Hunter, Yvette Jacoby, Pete Van Steenbeck, Dave Ludke. Mary Lee Bluhm ...... Treasurer red Fevrier ...... Vice-President harlyn Webber ...... Secretary Page Fifty-One 1 ZZ 'IQ' JUDY YOUNG K MARIE MARAIA MISS BARK Editor Business Manager Sponsor Bulldog's Tale sparked student Geniuses at work. The brains of the outfit. -gc 14 'irwm FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Moore, Carol Pitts, Jacqui Loebach. THIRD ROW: Fred Holder, Cassidy, Robin Woodward, Rita Mannheinm. SEC- Henry Fichner, Bill McCall, Jules Wolf, Mike Tam- OND ROW: Laura Favarato, Chris Conforti, Bobbie burro, Rick Frehsee. interest in school activities. l r I I 7 1 .riffs ' ws- I The BULLDOG-'S TALE has always enioyed great opularity on the S.B.H.S. campus. As a student news- paper, it is second to none, and Judy Young, this year's editor, has done a great deal to see that the TALE stays pn top. Humorous, full-page photo covers were intro- I uced and were an immediate hit with the students. hile many other changes were also made, the TALE retained all the characteristics of good iournalism and ure fun that has always endeared it to its readers. Industrious Staff at work. Page Fifty-Three GAYLE HARRIS DAVID LUDKE SUE DEUTSCH Co-Editors-In-Chief Business Manager Browardier Staff records The story of a year of fun, study, sports, hard work, and honors Through the medium of words and pictures has been the aim of the BROWARDIER staff. Miss Smith, our guiding hand, has been an inspiration and aid in achieving the desired goal. Amidst the busy production of the yearbook, the staff took time to sponsor two of the popular dances at Broward the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Sweet- heart's Dance. In developing the theme, Chains we discovered that there are all types of chains, be they chains of charms or chains of the chain gang. It is our sincere wish that you, the subscriber, in the chain of time will cherish the BROWARDIER with fond memories and will remem- ber the golden year of '59 between golden covers. MISS SMITH Sponsor MISS HEPN ER Assistant Sponsor Page Fifty-Four if 1 I E I r I S, ELLEN LUSTGARTEN NANCY COX Subscription Drive is launched. ssistant Business Manager Copy Editor golden year between golden covers. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pearle Newland, Peggy Nancy Cox, Bonnie Lawson, Charlene Busch, Sue Warren, Barbara Kiekman, Eleanor Manesiotis, Anita Shapiro. THIRD ROW: Richard Skrovonek, Henry Orlando, Anne Jenkins, Rita Orlando. SECOND Fichner, Joel Sacks. ROW: Ellen Lustgarten, Nancy Miller, Bonnie Farrell, Page Fifty-Five Membership in Quill and Scroll is not an easy thing to obtain. To be eligible tor mem- bership, a person must be in the upper third of his class and be outstanding in the various fields of Journalism. Marie Maraia, Sue Deutsch, Gayle Harris, David Ludke, Judy Young, Nancy Cox, Ellen Lustgarten. Seven seniors receive high school iournalistic honors Browardier staff aided by auxiliary group FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Hoagland, Sally Tardin, Betty Burrows, Sandra Smythe, Elaine Hafendorter, Rossane Manuso. SECOND ROW: Karen Sorin, Marlyn Sorin, Toby Fiebus, Nancy Daniels, Joel Goldstein. THIRD RONN: Donna McPhee, Linda Dunmire, Clarann Popp, Helen Kaufman, Dava Aiken, Diane Weeks. lk E VIRGINIA BILODEAU Treasurer JEANIE LAWS Secretary JOANNE DELLA PORTA Vice President BARBARA DELLA PORTA MISS BROOKING President Sponsor 2 LES MURDOCK Sweetheart Senior Chapter Tri-Hi-Y Sponsors Christmas Dance, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Marotto, Carolyn Warf, Joan Bauer, Judy Holmes, Vir ginia Bilodeau, Martha Sterling, Charlotte Ladd SECOND ROW: Bobbie Josephson, Anita Savio, If Sue Everett, Alma Cloherty, Yvonne Saady JoAnne Della Porta. THIRD ROW: Janet Feigel Judy Pomionoski, Phyllis Carey, Gloria Salvino Pat Miller. VI I7 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Lane, Maryanne Manegold, Marilyn Krisiak, Bunny Fitz- gerald, Joyce Saady, Ellen Williams. SECOND ROW: Charlotte LaBelle, Barbara Suggs, Miriam Borg, Sandy Smythe, Carolyn Haugen, Camille Vegna, Gioa LaPorta, Judy Gross. THIRD ROW: Erna Larsen, Jackie Northrup, Susan McCoy, Joanne Vegna, Susan Conroid, Mary Fugitt, Barbara Ubell. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Eichert, Marleen Hahn, Peggy Toy, Diane Striplin, Susan Lexow, Rena Bryant, Beverly Cole. Junior Chapter Bake Sales MRS. LINTON ANNE KESSEL Sponsor President FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Cunningham, EileengRosen, June Elliot, Linda Burks, Linda Poole, Linda Miko, Ann Lipani. SECOND ROW: Joy Andrews, Marilou Tucker, Darleen Power, Barbara Newman, Maiorie Lambert, Delilah Kemp. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Egearone, Dianne Roberts, Donna Butler, Darcia Brandt, Cathy Rivkin, Linda Burrell, Ann Lahue. FOURTH ROW: Donna McPhee, Carmon Soljanic, Linda Dunmire, Dava Aiken, Maxine Owens, Arleen Brody, Gene Kindlan, Kitty Owens. L' ,.i .2 ,,4, , I A Ki MARIE DeLUCA Carolyn Schlein ......... Treasurer President Nancy Paige ........ Vice-President Karen Cunningham ...... Secretary Judy Ryan ....... . . . Chaplain Sophomore Chapter MISS BOBBIE COOPER Sponsor Tag Day, assembly devotions, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Bunyan, Jean Julian, Marilyn Williams, Kathy Bicos, Ruth Brummer, Vicki Menis. SECOND ROW: Saraiean McArthur, Susan Santana, Nancy Paige, Jacki Walter, Judie Walter, Judie Ryan, Cheryl Tallet. THIRD ROW: Vicki Jorden, Charlene Hartung, Karen Schmid, Marilyn Blume, Richaene Groetchem, Sunnie Easterly. FOURTH ROW: Carol Smith, Candy Weipert, Colleen Siminson, Vike Xides, Sue Nicholes, Beverly Murawski, Alice Nash. ,fl f FO TBS' QQ' wr-5 W '-Q-ere semi, Carol Cochran Vice President Sue Everett . . . Secretary Peggy Cozens . . . Treasurer ROBIN WOODWARD MRS. HERZOG BARTON PELSTRING President Sponsor Sweetheart Under the leadership of Robin Woodward, the Junior Sinawiks have carried out many projects for the welfare of their school and community. They bought a flag for the patio, decorated goal posts, and helped buy equipment for the track team. For their community activities they made up Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. baskets for needy, equipment for as ll Robin and Rick raise the flag for a new day ST ROW, LEFT TO HT: Judy Stahl, Les- e Barry, Carol Cassidy, urol Cochran, Peggy rye. SECOND ROW: eggy Cozens, Lynn cClaren, Laura Favar- o, Sue Everett, Chris onforti, Sue Deutsch. Track team listed among cIub's proiects. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Saady, Betty Gross, Frima Kal- len, Pam Jackson, Dale Nye, Sue Brignano. SECOND ROW: Nancy Gross, Lynn Scherman, Nancy Weiner, Gwen Bowen, Elaine Hafen- dorfer. THIRD ROW: Effie Malout, Gail Jac- oby, Kay Armstrong, Becky Rhodes, Lorrie Outten, Tonda Jackson, Ellen Gattes. Page Sixty-One l 'fx Fred serves in Government Day. Hi-Y is a Christian organization which has done much to aid in the development of school activities. They present the flag at the football games and the morning assemblies. They were able to send two delegates and their sponsor to Talla- hassee for the youth in Government Leg- islature. They also sent two delegates to the Regional Conference. They have donated money for such things as the track team and for public address speak- ers in the portables. This year they made up a new constitution and were respon- sible for selling all the booster tags. Page Sixty-Two ,Gs . Q, f V V, M President Hi-Y Boys , Z FRED RYAN , -Wwe, CAROL CASSIDY MR. BROCK Sweetheart Sponsor I 4 ll ,XXL I, Ht.. E I I Minor officers await reporting members. Joe Robinson, Historian, Richard Smith, Secretary, Neil Sellers, Vice President, AI Caroccio, Treasurer, Russel Sena, Chaplain. excel in year of service. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dillard Corneal, Jeep Treater, Ray Smith, Bob Paige, Joe Martin SECOND ROW: Robert Butterworth, Don Toby, James Adams, Bill Tyler, Jim Brann. THIRD ROW Wayne Leclere, George Steele, Charles Simaldoni, Ed Strilla, Conrad Nelson, Robert Gammen I 3 Page Sixty-Three MR. A. L. SCHUMACHER Junior Civiton, Co-ed Sponsor KEVIN CLANCY BARBARA PATTERSON AND JON DEE President Sweethearts f , gfx. X147 Page Sixty-Four Club, developed citizenship through service. lunior Civitan, one of South Broward's out- nnding co-ed clubs, was indeed an asset to this year. Their activities included selling uit cakes, giving food and toys to needy milies at Christmas, building a request box r I.C.C., and giving a refrigerator to the omen's lounge. RST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Hutt, Barbara ella Porta, Mary L. Chezney, Barbara Patterson, izabeth Mason, Barbara Walters. SECOND ROW: aren Chase, Marilee Bluhm, Carol Cochran, Sis Judy Bennion, Martha Jo Brann, THIRD Larry Brewer, Jon Dee, Frank Clark, Jr., Dick John Francis, John Volpe, Richard Marant. Barbara Walters ....,. Dick Fishel .......... Barbara Patterson . .. Vice President ...... Treasurer . . Secretary Page Sixty-Five Page SixtyfSix ARLENE NAVALANY 2 , 'WX MR. GENE HARRIS SWe6fl'leCII'1 Spgnggr Key Club plays host CHARLES BURRELL President Ricky Martin, Chuck Webber, Paul Atkinson, Bill Barnett, Robert Mczrcnt Jerry Merges. fp- X Q i FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilson Atkinson, Jim Hal- Prin, Jim Hopkins, Pete Shrager, Mel Greene, Mike Platt, Ricky Martin. SECOND ROW: Jerry Stetson, Fred Fev- rier, Tony Lee, Frank Clark, Butch Sorin, Larry Albee. to Florida State convention. They are responsible for the distribution of The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis of Hollywood. The club with 36 members has our Alma Mater cards and for the calendars contributed a lot to our school. They built such placed in all the rooms. They were sponsors for such things as the County Fair and presented a scholarship to a senior boy. This year they were hosts for the state Key Club convention. things as the greenhouse, the new sidewalk by the shop, and the shelves in the gym. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Murray Suid, Alan Crossman, Dan Linvill, David Chesire, David Kelso, ND ROW Edward Saff Don Bridges Bruce Thalman Larry Dee, Clifford Ross, Ronnie Henry Hirsch. SECO : , I 1 Carlisle, Mike Dosch. THIRD ROW: John Keating, Mike Gambaro, Gene Francis, Craig Kirtz, Dick Cad- walder, Steve Platt, Howard Eisen, James Larkin. Page Sixty-Seven THIRD ROW: Barton Pel- string, Bud Ellis, .lohn Richard- son, Dave Ludke, .lim Skeldon. . A is' ' F I , ...L I .1 N ,V L- , uv 1 'V , ,..i. ti . . Us r X .',. .xl J.. fr . ' '4't U? . f if 'S-ff: I . Al .. 4 . J , . gk pg A gigs., P - A K ' I - ,, ,ff ,,. . - 51- . A A 2 ii1?i '? I . fi - , ' 'vw' if ,W V' I if iff ' ' I . U I . 1' I V . ' ' I ' , A' A ' , ' ,. ' I - N , I . m y f xv 4 K' 5 Si Q-111 V gm'-V f -' . . . A .. I ,f f 1 AI , ,, 'L A+ I f A, X . '-'f ' ' ,- 3 lii i ' ' ' fi I s I A I It is A 3 1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Michelle Johnson, Ruth Steinreuk, Terri Morris, Roseanne Manguso, Judi Kovolick, Lee Tutvin, Judy Hersh. SECOND ROW: Mary Clemenger, Evelyn Dobay, Ellen Silverman, Carol Handshu, Anita Verna, Beverly Phillips. THIRD ROW: Sue Rubin, Penny O Kane, Nan Fischer, Clarann Popp. Girls' Athletic Association marked SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Penny O'Kane, Vice President, Nan Fischer, Reporter, Leona Tutvin, Treasurer. STANDING: Mary Cleminger, Sec- retary, Clarann Popp, Sergeant at Arms. Page Sixty-Eight The Girls' Athletic Association of South Broward consisted of 50 members. For their community project they donated can- ned goods to needy families for Thanksgiving din- ners. Their many school proiects consisted of raising money for the Pole Vault Standard Fund and help- ing to pay for the basketball movie. They helped the Physical Education Department by selling pro- grams at the Powder Bowl game. They also con- tributed sewing supplies to repair old gym suits. They provided funds to build the walk between the main loggia and the Science Building. it DIANA DOBAY MISS CAYCEE JOHN FRANCIS President Sponsor Sweetheart year of school betterment. FIRST ROW: Pat Blackman, Tanya Markeiwice, Sandy Unruk, Peggy Van Arsdale Janet Larrmgton Lols if Fresco, Agnes Fernandes, Sally Tardin, Dolores Bernard. Wintzel. SECOND ROW: Gail Masikoff, Beverly I . I F: is I I I 3' , 'I Q V , CI If. gil, ,ccac ', 'fl it ZL. 'Q Q 1 L if ,Y Q ' if B esleeeser I I , :Eli S B , f 'ffm' A YN JOY BOWMAN President FIRST ROW, ALONG RAIL: Pclt Finn, Marilee Bluhm, Gayle Harris, Martiel Smith, Judy Young, Kay Delle Temple, Jan Schminky. SECOND ROW: Alice Cloherty, Laura Favorato, Charlyn Webber, Pat Robinson. Page Seventy MISS ROUNTREE DICK FISHEL Sponsor Sweetheart Student Council The Wheelettes, one of the outstanding girls' ervice clubs on the campus, has spent a very usy and rewarding year. Their many service roiects culminated a successful year which highlighted by presentation of the covet- Student Council Service Trophy. Their pro- report included making tray favors for mental hospital, adopting a needy family, a prize winning float in the Fiesta Parade, and presenting a hundred scholarship to a deserving Senior girl. for a successful fashion show and proiects were used as a means of finan- these services. Martha Jo Brann .... Vice President Mary Linda Chezney .... ...... T reasurer Mary Vincent Holbrook . .. .... Secretary Service Trophy awarded Wheelettes. FIRST ROW, ALONG RAIL: Rose Spina, Rosie Morton, Lorrie Outton, Sandy Keethler, Peggy Whalen, Sally Frost, Nancy Young, Carolyn Mal- phurs, Rosemary Maguran, Jane Kraft. SECOND ROW: Kay Armstrong, Ernestine Aderholdt, Charlotte Ubell, Nancy Daniels, Merrilla Hil- ker. Page Seventy-One NANCY COX President El Club de Espanol Con la cooperacion de las clases de espanol el club preparo una exhibicion para celebrar el Dia Pana merica no. The Spanish Club consists of T2 active mem- bers under the direction of Nancy Cox, club presi- dent, and vice-president Debbie Slater. The club sponsor is Mrs. Roberts. As its main project the club has bought Spanish books and has started a Span- ish section in the school library. Spanish Club contributes to library. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fern Harrold, Toby Rosenthal, Cherry Hammcln, Marie Maraia, Lynda Toretsky, Debbie Slater. SECOND ROW: Pat Robinson, Ray Smith, Bart Budetti, Susan Burke, Kathy Grandall. Page Seventy-Two i N, gp . Q, 5 2 MRS. ROBERTS Sponsor MEADE KLEIN BRENDA HUNTER MRS. JANE GEORGE President Sweetheart 5p0nS0r The Junior Classical League, a national organization, is an interest club organized to promote interest in classical knowledge. By presenting a film about Rome and by playing Roman games,the members accomplished their aims. Junior Classical League promotes interest in Fl T ROW: I Sloane gy Nevins e Ryan an Bowles OND ROW: pie Lange he Weeks :ie Golden ina Mailloux RD ROW: n Argy Brand Martin he L LM A 'TIF' 'il' fi,-3 ' L ,M,..-. My A E' - . Y - ' U '- Page Seventy-Th ree Eff . f' ig. 'K A yr . 4' 'J' ,k.:, K as 'Qu' ' ,iw Y' - ' Hwy W MISS GARNER Sponsor LIZ MASON President 155 I. tif... . Q A Q , ,,.., M .,,, . I kr K Y I 1 1 .5-.f i Y, . 1 . fa.. .A 'K ffm SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Jackson, Betty Gross. STAND- ING: Ellen Gattis, Gwen Bowen. Anchor Club rendered The Anchor Club is one ofthe major invitational clubs for girls. Service to the school cmd to the community are goals which each member is con- stantly striving to attain. Some ofthe club proiects this year have been volunteer aid at Memorial hospital, Christmas gifts for the migrant children, the service of washing blackboards and waxing desks, and the presentation of a scholarship to a deserving senior. The girls also have enjoyed and profited by spon- soring two splash parties. DICK JACOBS Sweetheart SEATED: Justine Wright, JoAnne Kroll, Sally Tyler. STANDING: Frances Clark, Sis Edwards, Sue Hoagland. service to school and community. SEATED: Maria Maracic, Anne Ramsey, Paula Craig, Julie Blanchard, Janet Rodebaugh. STANDING: Nancy Weimer, Sally Martin, Becky Rhodes, Tonda Jackson, Trudy Weyrich, Nancy Gross, mond, Cathy Moore, Sue DuBois. Judy Ray Q fi f it sl -X 1 S. , 'ws--ft fxlffif ' iiwiim' .ek fu v i 1 FIRST ROW: Jeannine Cosgrove, Judy Austin, Geor- iewicz, Barbara Tibe. THIRD ROW: Diane Striplin, gina Figuiva, Jackie Kincaid, Linda Kramer, Olga Peggy Toy, Audrey Miller, Carol Raetsch, Esther Hummel. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Black, Rosemary Cathews, Jerry Gilbert. Fiedler, Jeannie Patton, Linda Burks, Tanya Mark- MR. RAY SULLIVAN Sponsor Typing contest sponsored by F.B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America held many worth while proiects this year. Not only were they worth while but also were fun for the members. These include selling of Christmas pins, sponsoring a typing contest and holding several bake soles. PRISCILLA BLANCHARD President .IESSIE ELLIS Sweetheart .4 Qk,f ,.r Page Seventy-Six ul li QE an , , Y 0 1, H iq v Ei President MRS. CAROL TURNER KEN SARGEANT MURILLA HILKER Sponsor Sweetheart The Future Teachers of America took part in collecting clothing for needy families and collecting used stamps and Christmas cards for religious organizations. During teacher's month, the members delivered apples to the teachers. F.T.A. encourages teacher training. FIRST ROW: Kathy Grandall. Michelle Johnson, Dotty Levinson, Lyndarae Denlinger, Jane Kraft, Cherrie Cormican, Karol Russell, Carol Van Kemark, Murila Hilker, Sally Tuten, Ann La Hue, Carol Sandra Schermerhorn, Lynn Desmond, Carol Prott, Horowitz, Virginia Greene. THIRD ROW: Buss Sharon Dewyea. SECOND ROW: Carol Hofman, Blumenthal, Gary London. Page Seventy-Seven FIRST ROW: Jon Dee, Dick Tiffin, Ed List, Bill McCall, Bob Richman, John Webb, Ken Sargeant. SECOND ROW: Don Trice, Ed Mattson, Bill Janzer, John Volpe, Eddie DeMuzzio, Kevin Clancy, Mike Tamburro. THIRD ROW: Phil Shoaff, Sam Ariola, Dennie,Reiida, Pete Mancinelli, Jim Hoag, Peter Van Steenbeeck, Bob Marks. FOURTH ROW: John Mattucci, Dick Fishel. Joel Sachs, John Francis, Dick Weiss, John Pennie, William Woodward, Borden Grimes, Al Goldstein. Wheel Club wins National ul P FIRST ROW: Ed Sparkman, Steve Webster, Skipper Sorvas, Frank Basso, George Allen,Pete Hotchkiss, Paul Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Terry Ponder. Bruce Rhodes, Gary Sebigson, Alan Repp, Neil Page Seventy-Eight Ramo, Jim Spoonks, Joel Goldstein, Tucker Fred- erickson. THIRD ROW: Ivan Johnson, Mickey Preng, Lance Kruse, Lee Chira, Jon Gray, Ed Walker, Joe Patscher. Jon Dee .................. Q Vice-President Robert Richman . . . ..... Secretary John Mattucci . . . .... Treasurer Service Award! The South Broward Wheel Club, at the board of directors meeting in Washington, D. C., was voted the number one Wheel Club in the United States. The Wheel Club completed forty proiects which included White Christmas, Apples for The Teachers, and others. Sponsor Sweetheart MR. HEATH PEGGY FOYE E President RICHARD MARANT Page Seventy-N PETER VAN STEENBECK President MR. JON GRAY Sponsor if Raymond Grabfelder YRA Joel Sacks ......... ' 4-1 . . . ...... Treasurer Vice-President Bill Woodward ...... .... . . . . . . Secretary Under the leadership of its president, Peter Van Steenbeck, the Science Club has had its most unusual and ultramodern year, if not its most productive. Not much was done toward the promotion of science, but the members certainly seemed to enioy them- selves. Better luck next year! Scientists hear lectures FIRST ROW: Bill Putnam, Pat Finn, David Ludke. SEC- OND ROW: Raymond Grabfelder, Joel Sachs, Fred Carlo. THIRD ROW: Fred Fevrier, Bill Woodward. ,lf 1 .xxx-R ,I -v 'l-Ta, 'IRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Lach, Jo Ann Mary Nataline. THIRD ROW: Paula Frash, Joanne 'egna, Camill Vegna, Judy Holmes, Robin Miller, Little, Helen Kaufman, Hope Pastor, Helen Blanchard, xnne Smith. SECOND ROW: Layne Sossin, Arleen Bette Burrows, Suzanne Concato. Eissen, Ann Maratto, Alma Cloherty, Peggy Auld, AMA aids school clinic The most important project of the Allied Medical Arts Club was a donation to the school clinic for necessary im- provements. The club also sponsored bake sales and the sale of Broward Buttons. For their service to the community the members presented gifts to a nursing home. ,IEA CAROL HERRSCHOF MRS. M. E. HOLMBERG President Sponsor Page Eighty-One 1, iv 149 2 its . 52 Z, We ie Ja :rfb f LEFT TO RIGHT: Angie Perez, Secretaryp Grace La Chaplainp Gene Lassiter, Vice-Presidentg Ellen Barraq Presidentg Eddie Grossi, Sergeant-at-Armsp Virg EU-EN BARRAGRY Robinson, Historian, Janet Marien, Treasurer. President Diversified Co-operative training enabled students to secure 4: A MR. WEST MR. SANDERSON Director New Coordinator Page Eighty-Tvllo FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Moxley, Connie Lawrence, Judy O'Quinn, Barbara Roebuck, Dorothy Gambill, Beverly Blevins, Kathleen Lentini, Karen Knox. SECOND ROW: Virginia Robinson, Elaine Cossentino, Gay Kirschemfad, Donna Hallman, Theresa Spirito, Betty Smith, Gloria O'NeiI, Nola Cole. THIRD ROW: Eddie Grossi, Oran Essery, Fred Traister, Sam Culbert, Russell Ramee, Wayne Smith- wick, Ernie Wasdin, Earl Fulton. Other V.I.P.'s ST ROW: Jeanne Selph, Reporter, Diane Moxley, Re- rter. SECOND ROW: Ladd Parsons, Parliamentarian, ola Cole, Reporter, Grace Lotito, Chaplain, Virginia binson, Historian, Dani Dodson, Reporter, Eddie Grossi, Ergeant-at-arms. ,J ,ff ' Sweethearts ANNE MARIE SCOTT and LADD PARSONS Page Eighty-Three The DCT is a service and social club which is made up of students who attend classes in the morning and work in the afternoon. Although the students are on campus only half a day, they are represented in many school activities. The club sponsored two fortune telling booths at the County Fair and participated in the Big Show. The members have worked together to redecorate the men's lounge. This included painting the walls, building a new bookcase, and slip covering the furniture. Community service projects have included col- lecting for the March of Dimes as well as enioying the annual Employer-Employee Banquet. The DCT group is beneficial not only to those who are members, but also to many of the regular stu- dents and to the community. not that way-this way education while preparing for Look Maw, I'm breathing! Page Eighty-Four Busy, busy, busy bee's. Marien, Patricia Russell, Marie DeGagIia, Grace Lotito, Barbara Hutchins. THIRD ROW: Ted Kay, Charles Wessockes, Paul Chance, Mike Klein, Bob Brown, Paul Stonehill. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Nicluvitch, Jeannette Steigal, Carol Odenthal, Peggy Boston, Geraldine Stowe, Sandra Staal, Jeanne Selph. SEC- OND ROW: Donna Ross, Joann Palmquist, Janet future occupation. L - f,ISI5?:vS F 1 X. .T Wi f if 1: in J-fs,,r,:s - i It is I Z 2 site of the Big Event- Employer-Em- The Champs ee Banquet. TED and ELAINE FIRST ROW: Dianne Allan, Marolyn Warf, Judi Kovolick, Pat Walsh, Pearle Newland, Virginia Barnett, Sandy Katz. SECOND ROW: Julia Fowley, Lil Menney, Anne Kessell, Judy Pry, Sherry Minton. LYNDA SISK President 55 Club encourages Future Homemakers. MAROLYN WARF MRS. JANIE McCOMBS LIL MENNEY Sponsor Minor Officers Future Homemakers of America has long been one of the better-known in- terest clubs on the campus. This year its members attended several state functions and revised its constitution. In all, the club had a very successful year. 'H ,Q :E Q i . if 4 is .Q 22 5 i The art club's project this year has been a unique one-the painting of a mural, The Epic of Man. This mural portrays the clevel- vpment of man's art from the ancient world o the present world. JOE MARROCO MR. HARRY MALLETT President Sponsor Mural paintecl by group. Sharon Pierson, Shelia Pierson, Judie Alpert, Goreen Macleod, Guy LaBree. Page Eighty-Seven SHARON WILLIAMS President ' 3 3 - 3 NY' r' ,y E I .. ' il QA Q -rt at K, i if f If A A fit . 'ff fi ,. Q ' ft? 2. if A A '- ' K rf, Q 1 ,J MISS SARA CHATFIELD l Sponsor 1 Senior Debs climax y l FIRST ROW: Ellen Lustgarten, Carolyn Albert, Judie Alpert, Betty Jane Simon, Gladys Bodor, Jolyn Kramer, Adrienne Nobile. SECOND ROW: 1 Jane Holden, Rosemary Feidler, Sandy Crawford, Karen McMunn, l Anita Orlando, Linda Lucier. THIRD ROW: Susan Schaefer, Dottie I Stout, Sandra Katz, Yvette Jacoby, Pat Mikson. in li FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Schembri Billie Lackey Judy Beckwith Sue Kellough Phy Blasi SECOND ROW: J. Galliechio Judy Gammill Linda Wood Diane Wakelyn THIRD ROW: Carol Crockett Judy Pry Lynda Sisk Lil Menney Sherry Minton Phyllis Butler year of numerous projects Senior Debs, a girls' organization for sen- ior girls, maintained a menu board for the cafeteria, replenished hangers for the girls gymnasium and replaced the cellotex in the club bulletin board. After completing many money-making proiects, they were able to give a deserving senior a hundred dollar scholarship and to donate a tiling cabinet to the Guidance Department. Torch Day, the an- nual ceremony tor installing new club presi- dents, was presented by The Senior Debs. CHARLES BURRELL Sweetheart Page Eighty-N President of one of the major clubs presents gavel to incoming president. I Senior Debs receive award for Inter-club athle contest. by Presentation of Torch Day. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Sossin, Diane Moore, Rose Lynch, Joann Spinelli, Freya Bates, Sandra Lawson, Pearle Newland, Barbara Terbush. SECOND ROW: Deanna Stelmach, Connie Brand,' Joanne Mager, Norma Fisher, Bonnie Farrell, Arlene Navalany, Ann Newman. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Manesiotis, Judy Billington, Sherry Fleischman, Bobbi Pitts, Jacqui Loebach, Nancy Cox, Barbara Zanella. nf g' n y . SIS? -M swf 9- AZ 2 L 9 A if uhr I 4 .f , NX :fi . Q K tt 1 ri ,ta il 3 W, 5' i j Wag gl f X FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betsy Nathanson, Betty Jane Simon, Diana Layne, Judy Hall, Maryanne Manegold, Cathy Rickin. SECOND ROW: Connie Brand, Deanna Stelmach, Bobbi Josephson, Sharon Amateurs stress Drama if Dewyea, Elaine Newton, Jacqui Loebach, Erna Larson THIRD ROW: Gene Meyers, Marty Deibold, Nick Carbone, Walter Wood, Woody Russell, Ken Byers I PAT MAWHINNEY MR. GEORGE LANGENFASS BOBBI PITTS Sweetheart Sponsor President This year has been a busy year for the Dramatics Club. One of the cIub's main proiects was the presentation of a three-act play to raise funds for stage equipment. Other proiects were the presenta- tions of special assembly programs and of a radio play. Page Ninety-One SIS EDWARDS President FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Georgie York, Carol Cassidy, Barbara Patterson, Liz Mason, Deanna Dobay, Martha Jo Brann, Alice Cloherty, Barbara Walters. SECOND ROW: Ed DeMuzzio, Phil Shoaff, X R in , s , , - '- A z' 2 g - , , 5 . 1 if Q 2 K yi: I, VVVV 1 :E I . ... 1 F ria , qt, r I I I H ' I-I? ra 2 C3 --..f Page Ninety-Two Dick Tiffin .... . . . Treasurer Larry Insel .... ..... S ecretary Dick Weiss . . . . . . Vice President B Club promotes Kevin Clancy, Barbara Bossong, Joanne Kroll, 14 Caroccio, Fred Ryan. THIRD ROW: Larry Insel, Larr Brewer, Dick Fishel, Dick Weiss, Barton Pelstring, Dic Tiffen, Ken Sargeant. I F WWF -Q . I -l ' vs . 'N fs l C3 O Q E3 -M. CTBT! X I t '.. 1 B Club, a co-ed organization, is open to all students who have earned an athletic letter. During the year club members have erected a score board for swimming matches, have sponsored a booth at the County Fair, and have donated programs at home basketball games. -Q. 432 3 Jr MR. JAMES SHOFFSTALL MARY LEE BLUHM Sponsor Sweetheart interest in athletic activities. ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Wiemer, Dorlene Paul Hoffman, Mickey Preng, Ed Walker, Joe Patcher, ver, Nan Fisher, Lee Tutvin, Marilee Bluhm, Sandi FFGH Clark. ythe. SECOND ROW: Penny O'Kane, Lee Chira, ,. gi ,W Rf as S2 1'-1? E L V 3 ti .1 rv vs X' in .. W is ,-, V 'ii 5 ' ,..., M Q Page Ninety-Three vi I'Q.'i f .F -5+ f--ff-,,,,.,,r'f'a I . ,EE LYNDARAE DENIINGER GEORGE FRY Pianist for Choral Groups Sweetheart The Melodears, all girls' choir, y Kathy Martinelli and Kathy Grandall, Treasurersp Crockett, Vice President, SEVENTH PERIOD: Faitl' Lynda Dunmire, President, FIRST PERIOD: Diane Turner, Vice President, FIRST PERIOD: Diana Layne, Weeks, Secretary, Delilah Kemp, President, Carol Pianist. Page Ninety-Four I K - 3,5 Q ,, W 5 f' E5 A Q ti Y A, iff, ' :sm Y kai if il: af. V 4 3 'N f Ti FIRST ROW: Mr. M. L. Blackwelder, Director, Diana -ayne, Pianist, Carol Brown, Pat Howe, Faith Turner, Iarol Crockett, Beverly Smith, Nancy Snyder, Sharon Burnham, Sydney Hannan. SECOND ROW: Lynda Caris, Mary Farnworth, Lois Bernard, Anita Fine, Muriel VlcComiskey, Kathy Melora, June Roberts, Patsy Goss, Connie Cliver, Juliette Costa. THIRD ROW: Leona Tutvin, Dee DaCosta, Betty Himelfarb, Vike Xides, Phyllis Miller, Judy Brainerd, Sue Dienhart, Beverly Reed, Kathy Moore, Dorothy Brown, Richie Groetchen. FOURTH ROW: Sue Nichols, Linda Pohle, Barbara Zanella, Diane Weeks, Kathy Grandall, Lynda Dunmire, Carol Horowitz, Genie Chamberlain, Delilah Kemp, Kathy Martinelli, Judy Gold. promote interest in music. The South Broward MELODEARS presented programs at the McNicol Jr. High School, the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs, and the Key Club Con- vention. In the operetta, Tulip Time, the MELODEARS, the Dutch villagers, performed the dances. The graduation music was presented by the MELO- DEARS combined with the CHORA- LEERS. The community musical pro- grams of the group made the City of Hollywood proud of South Broward High School. Practice time for the entertainers. W FIRST ROW: Peggy Cangelosi, Janea Counce, JoAnne Spinelli, Adrienne Nobile, Pearle Newland, Sherry Min- ton, Director M. L. Blackwelder. SECOND ROW: Margary Teitscheid, Kathy Melora, Carl Hilty, Carol Reeber, Judy Beckwith, Carol Owens, Carol Paulick. THIRD ROW: glff 1 , I 'Amg- Marie Griffin, Carol Crockett, JoEllen McCormack, Jim Stacy, Richard Noland, Pat Mawhinney, Karin Kelly, Carol Warren. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Zanella, Barbara TerBush, Richard Schortemeier, Lance Andrews, Tom Orr, Pat Gillick, Lois Appell. Community Choral programs FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Adrienne Nobile, Vice President, Carolyn Warren, Treasurer, Sherry Minton, President, Pearle Newland, Secretary. Page Ninety-SIX FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernestine Aderholt, Treasurer Jim Stacy, President, Wally Wood, Vice President David Buck, Secretary, Pat Mawhinney, Librarian ,fa 160' x Q,-fi I 'LV if ff 'lp xx , The South Broward Choraleers, and Mixed Chorus, is a service musical organization of the school. They have been asked to present concerts in the Band Shell for tourists each month, to give concerts tor the Kiwanis, Rotary, Tuesday Musical, Sinawiks, PTA, Chamber of Commerce and Women's Clubs. Also, they presented the operetta, Tulip Time with the cast chosen from the con- cert choir of the Choraleers, members prepared a tulip float for the Fiesta Tropicale Parade in Holly- wood. The entire Chorus were hosts to the Broward County High School Choral Clinic. They also pre- sented assembly programs and a western concert. The Choraleers are proud of the record of choral work during the 1958-59 school year. . ' iil' it it MR. BLACKWELDER Choral Director rendered by Choraleers. FIRST ROW: Lyndarae Denlinger, pianist, Terri Morris, Peggy Cangelosi, Kathy Melora, JoAnne Spinelli, Ros- anne Manguso, Ruth Steinruck, Marvean Lombard, Carole Handshu, Adrienne Nobile, Sandra Smythe, Pearle Newland, Sherry Minton, Director M. L. Black- welder. SECOND ROW: Karenlee Swan, Ernestine Aderholdt, Suellen Dutcher, Gary London, Carl Hilty, Woody Griffith, Bob Oberns, Gene Davis, Alberta DiEmanuelle, Carl Reeber, Judy Beckwith, Carol Paulick. THIRD ROW: Margary Teitscheid, Janea Counce, Carol Crockett, JoEllen McCormack, Ronnie Newland, Mike Rigg, Dale Noland, Dave Buck, Walter Wood, Terry Brennan, Judy Morden, June Elliot, Pat Mawhinney, Karin Kelly, Carol Warren. FOURTH ROW: Marie Griffin, Barbara Zanella, Barbara Terbush, Fred Trapkin, Terry Gordon, .lim Stacy, Richard Schortemeier, Lance An- drews, Tom Orr, Russ Blumenthal, Joe Blank, Dava Aiken, Karen Lyle, Pat Gillick, Lois Appell, Barbara Philbin. Page Ninety-Seven LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Peggy Cangelosi, Pearle Newland, Ruth Steinruck, Jo Anne Spinelli, Sandra Smythe, Barbara Terbush, Karen Brunn, Rosanne Man: guse, Dave Buck, Terri Morris. STANDING: Judy Marden, Sherry Minton, Sandy Schermerhorn, Dava Aiken, Ron- Girls, boys in love- LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Brennan, Karenlee Swan, Tom Orr, Lynda Caris, Marvean Lombard, Carl Hilty. Page Ninety-Eight nie Newland, Karin Kelly, Carol Owens, Russ Blumentha Terry Brennan, Carole Handshu, Carl Hilty, Mike Rigg Woody Griffith, Karen Lyle, Fred Traphin, Gene Davi Gary London, Bob Aberns. Burghermaster - Other' stars of the production. vii' I ff1. f L --' FT TO RIGHT: Walter Wood, Dutch Clownp Nancy Dienhurt, Judy Gold, Margaret Brummer, lDutch vil- nycler, Gail Andert, Dorothy Brown, Beverly Smith, lC19e dC1l1C9l'Sl- athy Grandall, Judi McAllister, Diane Weeks, Sue ll ' ll 1 All Dutch tell story- Tulip Time OPENING DANCING CHORUS: Phyllis Miller, Linda Pohle, Dee DaCosta, Carol Horowitz, Lois BGfbClfC1 Zonellu, Lindfi Curis, Sue Nichols, Carol Bernard, Mary Farnworth, Diana Layne, pianist, Mrs. Brown, Pat Howe, Delilah Kemp, Muriel McComiskey, Carolyn Bernard, Choreographer. Page Ninety-Nine fl X if M W 'E Leslie Barry, Peggy Foye, Lynn McClaren, Marilee Bluhm, Sue Everett, Diane Wakelyn, Carolyn Warf Maiorettes win superior rating fa? A, 4133. Eilfjl? 'Rim . 35, ,. zfr- 1, , Q wi-1 ,. ..i. 3,797 LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Bunyan, Sandy O'Quinn, Sue Rubin, Nancy Lclmbie, Peggy Whalen, Sue Prignano. in 'WE The band in Action at the Tropical Fiesto. in contests The 15 lovely maiorettes of South Broward High School have won the applause and praise of the students and faculty. The grace and ease with which these girls perform has enabled them to win many honors. The friend- liness and humor of the maiorettes have made them well-known and well-liked on and off campus. MARILEE BLUHM Captain LYNN MCCLAREN AND SUE EVERETT Squad Leaders Page One Hundred One O South Broward High School Band performed excellently. On the football field the band exhibited much precision marching and pre- sented spectacular shows during the halftime. In addition to these appearances they presented concerts in assembly, for civic groups, and at the band shell. Having received a superior rating in concert, in marching, and in sight reading at District Meet, they proceeded to State competition. There the band received superior rating both in marching and in sight reading. Spectacular performances given DRUM MAJORS: Virginia Barnett and Charles Ellis. OFFICERS, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lincla Ray, Judy Doss, STANDING: Russell Sena, Bill Wagner, Billy Mears, Johr Richardson, Neil Sellers. iii. 33 ml tm. rv m ws s mg- fr AND DOUBLE REEDS, KNEELING, LEFT TO TROMBONES, KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Lander, Lee . Judy Pry, Ann Wicks, Jan Hosch, Pearl Charnow, Goreman, Jim Richman, Frank DeLucia, STANDING: George Karasow. STANDING: Dee Greitzer, Murray Suid, Geisler, Harold Doddington, Bruce Haines, Jerry Barrish, :1 Bunyan, Judith Finlayson, Ronnie Carlisle. George Doddington. at football games, at concerts LOW BRASS, KNEEUNG LEFT TO RlGl'lTr John RiCl1ClI'Cl- man Terrell, Steve Tognoli, Joan Little, Marilyn Warf, son, Judy Doss, Norma Fisher, Audrey Berndf, Bill Lanette Lawrence, Ed Sparkman, David Noell, David Mears. STANDING: Julian Pilgrim, Richard DeLucia, Nor- Short, Nick Campbell, 1 I 'gl 11' fl Page One Hundred Three CLARINETS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Roch- Stephanie Wolf, Claudia Cather, Sylvia Stewart, Bob man, Diane Moore, Linda Ray, Rose Lynch, Joan Haines, Bob Williams, Linda Hair, Katie Albert, Larry Mager, Sue Schaeffer. SECOND ROW: Joel Meltzner, Welsh, Mike Wilcox. Jeannie Patton, Joyce Hershberger, Betty Lasher, with spirited music by band DRUMS AND BELLS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Snyder, Barnett, Tom Lourey, Judy Sloan, Steve Webster Lynette Lawrence, Jack Zarfoss, Gail Kaplan, Ed Bonnie Lange, Phil DiMaio. Winkelseth, Judy Bennion, Mike Galbreath, Virginia XXOPHONES AND LOW CLARINETS,FlRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Wagner, l Moore, Linda Kramer, Eva May Haig, David Baxter, Steve Schoen. SECOND DW: Terry Eglinas, Gary Seligson, Phyllis Standen, Charles Ellis, Bill Snyder, ike Palmeiri, Gaines Ryland. MR. SHEPPARD Band Director l under capable leadership. ORNETS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Quaterman, Sam Stout, Jim lacaluso, Herb Brunner, Jerry Davis, Dillard Carneal, Richard Slocum, Gary ates, Cherril Tallent. SECOND ROW: Tony Patton, Ralph Rentz, Larry iustafson, Neil Sellers, Russell Sena. 'W' MQW ,C X I V . X msg? Page One Hundred Five CHAIN 4, DF VICTCDRIES A chain of victories on the field of play mark- ed the sports year at Broward. Now we pre- sent our teams, responsible for these victories l C l OCIC SS. ii: V 'f P' as M Xl. ff.f.:e+ wwf L V ..-,tt - -1 ..,,.,, ,, . f .WU , . ,xA.A . ,.. . me . . , ..,,. .. ..., .... t. , ,, ., V. '- 5 -P Nw M M 1, 51 2 Q L. 9 3552 S 3 Ti 551552 ' ei W v 'Y Q ff? uw A gm Y MR, BQYLAN F Swimming MR PAOLONE in ,g,,Qf3g. w Q Mass CAMERON ' Swimming Football - 4 . E S Q ,E fag M fo F , W i4i .J .4 V Q' M i ii .M ,F ., M ,,,. , ., it 'F : ' MR. SMITH ' Athletic Director 1 ,yu 4 If Mas. RosERTsoN K 4 Cheerleaders gs I ,Z A . 1 ' MR. SHOFFSTALL Tennis MR. NEVINFS Football MR. ODOM Football , - 9F?i',,,..e.. E.- fr, f MR. CUNNlNGHAM Football F pu V. MR. GOODWIN Football Fair annually sponsored by Cheerleaders. Varsity Cheerleaders STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Cloherty, Becky Rhodes, Tonda Jackson, Georgi York, Lorrie Outten, Nancy Gross, Martha Jo Brann. KNEELING: Trudy Weyrich, Nancy Weimer, Carol Cochran, Barbara Patterson, Carol Cassidy, Barbara Walters, Dale Nye. BARBARA PATTERSON Captain 4' Page One Hundred Ten l Y LEFT TO RIGHT: Marianne Ludwig, Charlene Hardiung, Gwen Bowen, Kathy Bicos, Frima Kallen, Pam Jackson. ll ll B Cheerleaders sharpen enthusiasm. Pfrp KATHY Bicos, cup-wan pf' ,f f' ww My Bulldogs enioy success in '58 season. After a' slow start against cross-county rivals at Pompano followed by a disappointing trip to Key West, the Broward Bulldogs got into high gear by defeating Miami Beach. They continued their winning ways against previ- ously undefeated Stranahan, there by keep- ing their chain of Gold Coast victories intact. The Bulldogs rallied to win over Curley, Cen- tral Catholic, and best of all, undefeated Southwest. Winding up the regular season at full steam, they enjoyed a wet victory over arch-rivals Fort Lauderdale. This victory brought to Broward the undisputed crown of the Northern Division of the Gold Coast Con- ference. In a tough and tight post-season game in the Orange Bowl, the Bulldogs missed the all-conference crown by losing 6-7 to South- west. We They Sept. 19 0 7 Pompano Sept. 26 6 27 Key West Oct. 4 6 0 Oct. 11 25 0 Oct. 1 7 47 0 Oct. 24 27 1 8 Nov. 1 25 1 3 Nov. 8 47 1 3 Nov. I 5 6 0 Nov. 26 27 1 3 Dec. 5 6 7 fConference Playoffj North Miami Miami Beach Stranahan Curley Hialeah Central Catholic ' Southwest Ft. Lauderdale Southwest 'Conference Games H A Ak H Hx A H-x H-k H Ax FIRST ROW: Ron Lynn, Paul Harris, Larry Brewer, Al Caroccio, Alan Wright, Butch Smith, Ken Sargeant, Richard Wooten, Dave Siebenthaler. SECOND ROW: Benny Burnham, Joe Robinson, Kevin Clancy, Dick Jacobs, Nick Sapin, Eddie DeMuzzio, Phil Shoaf, Frank Basso, Jerry Mangione. THIRD ROW: Lenny Pick, Les Murdock, Dick Weiss, Dave Johnson, Tucker Frederick- son, Mickey Preng, Eddie Walker, Sam Ariola, Frank Clark. FOURTH ROW: Frank Pennie, John Francis, Joe Patcher, Mickey Yasko, Bill Zinkel, Jerry Rothschild, Hanry King, Jack Conlon, John Livoti. Page One Hundr ed Thirteen i , 1 f , , W Q o L, .,,,. Haig 'YA ,WM Mi f K, , L,,A.,, , f-fm -,,- can 5 v,., X eazfeffefip w . ' -V x!! 3, get , -Z we -f',ff9955'z4fswz' 1MLQ5355i3iff1 Ateggggsgky 1 Once more the Bulldogs romp to victory One more step toward another victory. Don Hodder Sam Ariola Alan Wright Phil Shoatt Ken Sargeant Frank Clark, Jr. Ed DeMuzzzio John Francis Kevin Clancy Butch Smith Mickey Yasko Richard Wooten Here are some of the first string Bulldogs who team, and to the coaches, the student body says made the '58 football season a memorable one thanks for a swell season. for everyone who saw them play. To the whole Page One Hundred Fifteen Broward breaks away for a winning touch down. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Radford, Jerry Warren, Donavan Caroll, Robbie Lambie, Jim Cippollini, Terry O'Brien, Steve Patterson, Eugene Alphonse, Bill Ganyea, Lawerence Lamb, Gary Katters, Mike Schaffer. SECOND ROW: Bill Englehart, . H iiv- , ,- ., , , nW ,l'1,. lv-WM., . 5 M W im Malcolm Smith, George Jones Walter Kanger Charles Smith, Larry Rosen, Ed Sparkman Har King, Gary Owens, Larry Horvath Dave Sfutts Jim Jointer, John Rivers, Jon Brockwell ,.-Anil. W-iw -W wwfwmwfk 1-...fy MGT-Z,.i.ZX3I.LT' I V .1L:Hx:fwM.ff.'1m f Us I Q f J V, H ,ge ,Q H' J ,V rd rl . L ' Q' pai R J S GW T Q K if ' p5,,.' 'F 'Q' .Q 1 ,? ,f is Me. K , ,, L ' Lewes it 'Q ' X X fi S gi,-.I saw P1 TYa M 'H 5 z L S S E' Iv -' 1 ws rg? ii i www? L 'e g Aga 5 1 l' lg : 4, X 5 tj? f i j f Q V .L ,, ,i N :Elf V ,Q ' ' , ll QL' ' 3 4 Q 'sg' fm, 'J V it J , K . if ft i. J, V,,V, My ,mx Q fi it 4 5 J 5 . Liwi -ff , w ,, A .1 .1 ' ' gl, H ,' f -- V 4 4 'finifd aff is My Mx-Q, Mweaf , X, -. , 'if-M ' S' if ' mi, ,rl L T if . X , ii Q' y '-ff w Q .J j Wm 'i ' if ,fm , , 1,4 ,I 'L :Q 1 il, , L ', 4,41 ' ' , gg, W. Q I ir f' ' mmf ssz , at 'S Q55 ' by ., ,, , a af In KW .. LMP' ws w gf '31 if 5 . E 1' 4' 9 2 ,J :L Q , 1 Q , L gt Q Ski li 'J B J -ifQfL'Qi ' 'ww if sf' Bullpups have good season by stopping Fort Lauderdale. Broward Broward Broward Broward Broward Broward Broward IIBII 46 13 I4 20 7 I4 21 SCOREBOARD Central Catholic McArthur Pompano Stranahan Norland Miami Military Ft. Lauderdale 0 7 20 25 18 0 12 A strong tackle prevents opposition from progress Broward slips from the opposition's clutches. The B squad showed a lot of spirit and hustle in all their games this year. Although they suffered defeats, they took them well in stride and really rallied to smear Lauderdaleg This team shows a lot of promise of bigger and better things. Two of the outstanding players were Jim Cippollini and Dave Stutts. Broward can look forward to seeing a lot more of these boys along with their fine teammates. Pag One Hundred Seventee , an-f, 'S 2 If M i fi ' ' 3 I u, ana? ?3',fzKsg A G xf My . .gm Q QQ? QM! S , 9? 5 iIf f-f f , if , ' w ,. L4 3 x n ew ,Gs f' .X 1,-ww gif QA 2? my Cagers give Brann a win BASKETBALL We-They We-They Fifteen cheers for the 58-59 season in bas- McArthur 50-31 72-43 netball. The school will never forget what an utstanding team they were. They won ten Pompano 55'58 games and lost only six. N Miami 57-56 72-7-I Dick Fischel and Lee Raymaker were two outstanding players. They certainly deserve a Ft' Lauderdale 46-39 55-49 ot of credit, but they couldn't have done such Shanahan 55.41 48.63 wonderful iob without the support of such ' E team to back them. l'lIC1l6Cll1 54-59 52-88 W. Palm Beach 45-79 61-65 Edison 52-51 Central Catholic 59-43 49-36 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Dick FiSl'Iel, Frank ROW: Jack Sims, Paul Hoffman, Dick Jacobs, Coach V Clark, Lee Raymaker, George Fry, Jon Gray. BACK Brann, Mickey Preng, Dennis Miller. Page One Hundred Nineteen w-an-.V or final season. .3 33 f 1 i V 5,31 l ,. K W .5 4: A 6 i f 1 f X I f M :nm .. ,. 1 'if wi , if ,.,., t V, ' a ff - f ff ig Q S. fy fi' at f N if WTS? 1 X..X..x 1 . Q ' g,-QW -A .-gg K WWI i '31 , 5 .13 gf W5 A .ME , , Q,-. . Wiz, ri - :S-MM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Pennie, Larry An- Sparkman, Bob Woodfin, Bert Sparkman, George Heyes derson, Tucker Frederickson, Terry Parker, Jim Roebuck, Carl Burgermeister. SECOND ROW: Richard Sullivan, Richard Strachen, Ed B Basketball team enjoys undefeated SGGSOI1- , l l l Broward out reaches again. Page One Hundred Twenty-One Linda Hair splashes to another victory. Aquamaids splashed to a Thirty-six girls made up the '59 swim team led by Frances Clark and Sis Edwards. Nancy Edland won an award for the most improved swimmer and Liz Mason, a Senior, won the coaches' award. The team had seven wins to their credit and four losses. Their biggest accomplishment was beating Ft. Lauderdale. Our girls were second in the Gold Coast, fourth in the county, and seventh in the state. Six Girls were sent to the state meet in St. Peters- burg. Miss Bo Cameron did an outstanding job this year with the girls. l Btlub! ...mc aiu.. FT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Camille agna, Carol Bruns, Faith Turner, Linda Hair, Ilike VanWie, Marilyn Sorin, Joanne Egna. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Sorin, Jodi rsh, Barbara Sachs, Carol Bowers, Judi The Girls' Swimming Team has once more had a successful year, netting only tour losses. These fine girls placed 2nd in Gold Coast and 4th in the County meet and six of the team members qualified for State. Six of the top girls are seniors: however, the team will remain one of great poten- tial for next year. P.S. They BEAT Ft. Lauder- dale. I McAllister, Liz Mason. BACK ROW: Sis Ed- wards, co-captain, Elyse Karasow, Joan Hunter, Martha Jo Brann, Donna MacPhee, Paula Frach, Linda Dunnmire, Darlene Pow- er, Fran Rowars, Frances Clark, co-captain. seven-four record. B Team. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Judy Sloane, Arleen Eisen, Brenda Silberstein, Sidney Hannon. BACK ROW: Lesley Behrman, Betsy Powers, Anita Nelson, Marsha Strauss, Sharon Collins. JESSIE ELLIS Bulldog swimmers paced by 4 JERRY MERGES The naming of Jesse Ellis and Frank Pennie to the High School All-American team climaxed a highly successful season for the boys tank team. ln addition, Frank Pennie copped State Championship in the TOCT yd. breaststroke. John Francis was named an out- standing swimmer for the fourth consecutive year at South Broward. The Bulldog tankers, led by John Francis and Jesse Ellis, lost only one dual meet this season. They captured the county championship and ended thj season by finishing 4th in both the District and Stat meets. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jesse Ellis, Ron Lynn, Tony Lee. SECOND ROW: John Francis, Jim Piat, Barton Pelstring, Con- rad Nelson. l two All-Americans. FRANK PENNIE AND JESSIE ELLIS :IRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Vlacaluso, Ed Moore, Bruce Kaplin, Ioe Pomponio. SECOND ROW: lolwn Ruiz, Jim Spooniz, Frank Pen- uie, Jerry Merges, Dale Springer, Ronnie Marien. Page One Hundred Twenty-Five FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Sargeant, Eddie Mattson, Ian Macllwraith, Larry Brewer, AI Coroccio, Bill Dorn, Joe Robinson, Manager. SEC- OND ROW: Jerry Rothschild, Glen Besanson, Alan Scheinblum, Ray Stetser, Fred Ryan, Ron Chalker, Paul Nutting, Alan Wright. THIRD ROW: Ray Smith, Art Villevechia, Pete Mancinelli, Larry Kidd, Neil Sellers, Ralph Decker, Norman Levin. FOURTH ROW: Ted Burrows, Charles Derevere, Bob Whone, Bob Gerkin, Don Toby, Douglas Gray, Bob Wood- fin. NOT PICTURED: Dick Jacobs, Bill Barnett. Track and Cross-Country had Alan Wright dashes over the victory line. Sparked by Alan Wright, State Champion in 220 yard dash and broad iump, the track team remained undefeated in their dual meets and plac- ed fourth in the State meet. Another tremendous asset to the Bulldog thin- clacls was Fred Ryan who placed second in the 440 yard dash at the State meet. Ron Chalker, Larry Brewer, Ralph Decker, and Dick Weiss were some of the outstanding seniors who led the track to their first win in the Broward Invitational meet in nine years and also in the Broward County Track meet. at 'Q . ,ggi . ., 'mf FIRST ROW: Art Villavechia, Ray Smith, Dick Alan Scheinblum, Richard Koenig, Pete Mancinelli, Martin, Larry Kidd, Barry Scott, Bill Dorn, Ron Fred Ryan. THIRD ROW: Coach Goodwin, Bob Chalker, Paul Nutting. SECOND ROW: Eddie Whone, Don Toby, Richard Kirkman, Martin Den- Mattson, Ray Stetser, Ted Burrows, Ralph Decker, ker, Fred Brandes, Denton Camp. winning year. Fred pushes on the last lap. Cross-Country Captains FRED RYAN AND FRED BRANDES Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven :WMM mp WWW,..,.W,4,,zf, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lennie Presciandaro, Mickey Preng, Glenn Kay, Dale Keegan, Jerry Zerill George Frey, Frank McAninch, Bart Grimes, Stewart George Heys, Joe Miller, Mike Schaefer, Georg Goldberg, Dick Fishel, Frank Clark. SECOND ROW: Judd, Ray Reily. K Varsity Baseball team placed many He tries for out! The baseball team of '59 enioyed a gooc season with many players of exceptional merit Frank McAninch played not only on the Al County Team but also on the Gold Coast Con- ference Team. On account of his value to the team Frank was awarded the coveted out- standing player award for the year. The members chosen to compose the Northerr Division of All Gold Coast team were: Franl- McAninch, Dick Fishel, and Frank Clark. The title of top hitter was awarded to Franl Clark, Jr. STEWART GOLDBERG i The perfect strike being pitched. members in Gold Coast Conference. lt's a homer! Slugger incognito. 'gf DICK FISHEL BART GRIMES GEORGE FREY Outstanding senior players FRANK CLARK, JR. FRANK MCANNISH LENNY PRESCIANDARO nge One Hundred Thirty BOB CLARK Captain FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Clark, Andy llowit. SECOND ROW: Bob Deinhart, Harold McSherry. Broward golfers strive for par. Orange Brook Golf Course served as training grounds for South Broward's golf squad. They placed second in Gold Coast Conference, much to South Broward's pride,and added a glittering gold trophy to our collection. Coach Campbell pushed them to victory. ANDY ILOWIT BOB DEINHART HAROLD McSHERRY BARBARA BOSSONG FIRST ROW: Lee Tutvin, Diana Dobay, Mary Clemenger, Mary Lynn Unger, Nancy Rankin, Bunny Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bossong, Dolores Wentzel, Nan Fischer, Sue Lexow, Lynn Sinclair, Penny O'Kane, Dorothy Levinson, Ellen Shampain, Karen Chase. Page One Hundred Thirty-Two The Girls' Tennis Team won eleven of their matches. Barb Bossong was an excellent player along with several others. Miss Elaine Gavigan served as coach for the third consecutive year and she did an excellent iob. Karen Chase and Barbara Bossong acted as co-captains, Nancy Rankin serv- ed as manager. Girls continue winning ways. South Broward's boys' tennis team did a good iob for the i959 season. They beat Fort Lauderdale, won the Gold Coast Conference and displayed ex- cellent sportsmanship for their entire season. Our congratulations go to Jerry Stetson for winning the sport's award in tennis. Mr. Shoffstall did an out- standing job, as evidenced by the trophies he was awarded. They concluded the season by placing second in State, with Neil Ramo taking first place in his division. SBHS 5 Miami Beach SBHS 6 North Miami High SBHS 6 Central Catholic SBHS 4 Pinecrest SBHS I0 Hialeah SBHS 7 McArthur SBHS 4 Pompano SBHS 7 Southwest SBHS 3 Stranahan SBHS 5 Ft. Lauderdale SBHS 6 Key West SBHS 6 West Palm Jinx broken by boys. swims? ,W , wwmw all CAPTAIN JERRY STETSON FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick April, Peter Hotchkiss, Neil Ramo, David Kline, Steve Ublonski. SECOND ROW: Lester Feinsterheim, Joel Gold- stein, George Allen, Bobby Marks, Larry Insel, Dick Tiffin. Page One Hundred Thirty-Three X FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Stringfellow, Eddie List, I i Denny Reida, Roy Oorbeek, Vince Young. SECOND ROW: Bob performs a hand stand on the rings Gary Mendenhall, Bob Richman, Charles Tiger Franklin, Dwight Andrews, Bill Janzer, Nick Carbone, Bob Ulino. Gymnastic team undefeated Flying Eddie. Page One Hundred Thirty-Four . Lacking a coach, the gymnastic team used itl own initiative and resources to develop a winnin team. In competition they were undefeated, and i the entertainment field- they were ranked superb by their fellow students. They were sponsored by Coach Cunningham who arranged their meets and encourag- ed their training. Testing strength of goal posts. l l I 4 I B H - li rramural softball Championsp Lorrie Wentzel, lptain. l 5m I ra. am.. M m Q,- Coaches take a breather. Intramural winners pictured Intramural Basketball Championsy Margaret Richardson, Captain. Powder Bowl Winners, Mighty Juniors: Rose Morton, Co-Captain, and Diane Fox, Captain. Page One Hundred Thirty-Five .V L, W.. V-v ':5a,.....t Miss Gavigan's classes sportsmanship award winners. Miss Cameron's classes sportsmanship award winners. Miss Robertson's classes sportsmanship award winners. Page One Hundred Thirty-Six Time out-Miss Cayce's Great 5th Period Class. Girls pa rticipate l Highpoint girls in track. s Q fl' A. Miss Cameron's Kick Ball Class. n many athletic activities. Miss Caycee's Golf class with Nancy Wooten chipping to play. Miss Robertson's Archery Class. Miss Caycee's Sportsmanship Awards Win ners. I 1 2 THE GOLDE The golden links in our chain are the seniors I K of 1959. Their glorious climax hos been reach- ed ot last after four yeors of hard work. BARBARA BOSSONG PAT ROBINSON BARTON PELSTRING Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President President Capable officers led the seniors through their greatest year at Browarcl. P g One Hundred Forty '- Y---Y Aaron, Bette Adkins, Chris Albee, Larry Albert, Carolyn AldeI'S0f1, MGFY Allen, Johnny Allan, Wayne Alpert, Judie Though the year is over Amorose, Louis Andrews, Dwight Andrews, Lance Appell, Lois X f Q is -km , m,.: .,Z,ggWZ 5- l l s ll ss l ,k W AJ my ,M 1' Ariola, Som Ash, Helen It wlll llve on Atfcway Steve Bauer Joan Balsam, Rosalyn Barnett, Virginia Barney, Warren Barragry, Ellen Barrish, Jerry Barry, Leslie Bartholomew, Carl Basso, Frank Bates, Donald in the heart and mincl Bates, Freya Beasley, Gary Beasley, Don Beckwith, Judy Bellere, Melva Benitoa, Sylvia Benson, Carolyn Berg, Joyce of every Senior. Burnham, Benny Berndt, Audrey Billingfon, Judy Bil0d6C1U, Willi Bilodeau, Ginny Bennion, Judy Blackwell, Sandy Blair, Larry , 3 W ., ,, , ,, ,, , - - X , Blanchard, Helen Blasi, Phylene Blevins, Beverly Blalock, Loa Ann As he looks back Bluhm, Marilee Boback, Loretta Bodor, Gladys Borkowski, Ray Come, lets stroll along. - -i - ,W 5 w ! I i s - el Uv-.Y J' fer BOSSODQ, BCII'bGI'G Boston, Peggy Boufross, Carol Bowers, Carol on the past year, Bowers, Kenny Bowman, Joy d Boyd, Dave Braber, Robert Club Presidents use their heads? d r y . Brand, Connie BI'C1r1r1, Martha .lo Brady, Ginny Branch, Crandall he will recall all the wonderful moments Brant, Ronald Brewer, Larry Brown, Bobby Brummer, Margaret Budetti, Marie Burger, Steve Burrell, Charles Burrows, Tom -wr -ur A 540' Mn Burton, Frances Byron, Kurtgis Carden, Richard Busch, Charlene Butler, Phyllis Broas, Rebecca Cadwaller, Starr Cangelosi, Peggy Camp, Denton that made this year Cardoso, Mary Carey, Phyllis Caroccio, Al Toot, Toot ! ! ! Carlo, Fred Charpentier, Leno Carr, Eugene Cassidy, Carol something to treasure always. CC1Ufi6Id, Bob Chalker, Ronnie Champion, Rodney Chance, Paul l ck Q And The rains came down . . . Charefte, Gille Chase, Joyce Chase, Karen Chezney, Mary Linda As he wipes the clust Cloherty, Alice Cloherty, Alma Clancy, Kevin Clark, Bobby ,ff 349 ll wbvqsvi 'WUOYV' Wlvi . C 5 Clilfk, Frances Clark, Fwflk Clemenger, Mclry Cliver, Connie C0ClWfCIf1, Carol C0lliI1S, MGSOH Combs, Lois Commisso, Carol from his class pin, C0f1Cl0f1, DOHDG Conforti, Crystal Conlon, James Connolly, Colleen K., in ,, , , f lf! 1 l img l I f- f 1. 'gp if f 1 Cossentino, Elaine Cooper, Roger Corn, Stephen Corwith, Elaine he will remember that it Cotney, Brenda Counce, Janea Cox, Jim Cox, Nancy 1 Cozens, Peggy Craven, Betty Crawford, Sandra Crockett, Carol Ann l , , , ,t ,V, ., 1, f f f, . . mm: , .if , A 1:ff.v.. f .Mq Fifi -,'fk rJs?iK6-f-ffHQ'!,,'2S1Si?s7fQ?1lA- I .- - Hwsfiiifffl Crothers, John Crouch, John set him above Daughtry, Clyde Davenport, Marilyn Decker, Ralph Dee, Jon Dahlgren, John Daniels, Carol the others Davis, Terry Davison, Bill DellaPorta, Barbara DellaPor1a, Joanne .-f4iii,,'24K?2E52, '. , f,l::3T5?Qs,1 ,V .Q,1?:f?g! f-.. .gffs,gii.-2,.u.,f fs .,gf.g5Y'f,4s .. ,- 3 De-Muzzio, Ed. Deutsch, Sue Dewort, Pat Dewyeu, Sharon The wild Shutterbug strikes again. let all the world know DiBenedetto, Dorothy DiBiccari, Don Diebold, Martin Dienhart, Robert A , 1 1- -4 - e at W-,,: Uv, if ,ffvm f.M,,wr,t Minerva- .ir o , trr' o i r DeGoglia, Marie DiMaio, Philip DiMiceli, Nina Dion, Alfred that he at last was ca member Doboy, Diana Dobbs, Gertrucle Doddingion, George Docldington, Harold Dodson, Danice Donnell, Sandy Dorffman, Frances Dorn, Bill ' if I - 1 rf' Doss, Judy Downs, Shirley Dragi, Richard Driggers, Lynetle Dunmire, Tom Eastman, Linwood Edgemon, Margaret Edwards, Norma of the group he had envied so long. Ellis, Bud Ellis, Jerry Ellis, Jesse Ellis, Judy ws . ,- s 4 .,.- ,, , . ,Usage .ml E, A ,, , ,. . A , 1 s, .SJW ,K Hats off to Nicky Poo ancl Company. Emerling, Walter Essery, Oran Everett, Suzanne Evink, Donald Now that he had finally Fabric, Robert Falco, Richard Fanizzi, Jack Farrell,Bonnie Gaels, my notes are in my locker ! ! Fava roio, Laura Fellman, Al became a Senior, Fichner, Henry Fiegle, Janet Fincher, Kenny Feidler, Rosemary Fevrier, Fred Finn, Patricia Fischel, Richard Fisher, Norma Fleischman, Sherry Flack, Norman Francis, John Franklin, Charles Freeman, Roy Forfner, Richard he found that he must work hard Foye, Peggy Frehsee, Rick Frey, George Fryers, Gerald ' is-'fl ' .V ,V l- ff, 5 Kat! 93 -'f.2s1:,': 55633.:Qi5Q9fE,'5'w,'fEzr'i'li5flitiizf 15212 SYEE QQ ' Y v J J' til . 1 1' 1 S , S i li 5 ' Q Fulton, Earl Golbreth, Mike Gollicchio, Jeonette Gctmmil, Judy to uphold the prestige of that name. Gombill, Dorothy Gary, Jock Gaunt, Robert Geisler, George Genobo, Pete Genorio, Joanne George, Florence Greene, Melvin l go ,goq 1,4 ,W , -, Lfmfow . , X ,H Q , t Ax-mu .fm A , , Greenfield, Elliot Gregorios, Chris Golden, Barbara Goldstein, Alan He found that his Senior year Goldstein, Alan Goldberg, Stuart Gottlieb, Lee Grabfelder, Raymond Keep your skirts down, boys! . N, , -. F W, 1 G K P' xxxm ' ' Graham, Marion Greene, David Greenspan, Eileen Grossi, Eddie was to be one of the most wonderful Griffen, Marie Grimes, Barden Gritton, Jeanne Gustafson, Larry Halprin, Jim Haines, Bruce Hallman, Donna Hammon, Cherryl 7, it i A -imma ,fLsfQ.-,.-Miva, .Flin wesigakfg., ,., X, l .maze A. N W . ins mgw g -t1.f s . Harclesty, Lilly Harris, Gayle Harris, Paul Henry, Frank times in his entire life. Hettinger, Karen Hilty, Carl Hoagland, Susan Hoag, George Hodder, Don Hogg, James Hogan, Bill Hollander, Jerry ,vw- H3 K-R' 1-'48 .3 Holclen,JClI1e Holder, Fred Holmes, Judy Hopkins, James Hosch, Jenette Hutt, Evelyn Hunter, Brenda Hunter, Lynn and surprises, with lots of work, too. Hyde, Patricia Iannaulla, Barbara Insel, Lawrence Jacobs, Richard :,M,,J,.,LLM,M,.. ,.,. ,,...,,.-. ,,,, ,M ,, JL. - , L W, , , When, in the course of Government . . . . Jacoby, Yevette James, William Janzer, Bill Jenkins, Anne It was to be full of fun Jenner Dqve Johnson, Dave Johnson, Hank Jones, Gail Rain, rain, go away, little Jimmie wants to play. Josephson, Barbara Judd, George Junnier, Barry Knapp, Carol Foremost in his mind Karasow, Paul Katz, Sandy Kay, Eddie Kay, Teddy l Kaye, Joan Kelley, LaTreIl Kelker, Don Kellough, Sue Kelly, Karen KendC1ll,Pe1e Ketola, Charles Kidd, l-CITY l will be the fun. Kirk, Robert Kirkham, Barbara Kirchenpflad, Gay Kissell, Barbara - - f i ' - T If 1 , '-15,1l5'.',,fwEf JI JPY - f . f , ,fr fix? . .. -fill,-f'S,':5ff'.i,15'uElf - Kleinmon, Mickey Klein, Mike Knox, Karen Koenig, Richard He will remember the Senior parties, Koenig, Roberta Kohler, Charles Kale, Nolq Kramer, JoAnne Kriendler, Chris Kreufle, Joe Kroll, JoAnne LuBelle, Madeline 371 A . . . 1 J ,. A . ., ,...., , .... -- V who 2 il Lackey, Billie Ladd, Charlotte Lamarche, Mary Beth Lavallee, Lucille all the fun of Skip Day - .Fi Lassiter, Gene LaVres, Bill Lawrence, Connie Laws, Jeanie Lawson, Bonnie Lawson, Sandra Leary, Herbert Lee, Tony -Q.. Lentini, Kathy Lesky, Elaine List, Eddie Litka, Barry when he could relax and think of Livoti, John Lockhart, Harry Tastes good, like a paint brush should. Loder' Robert l-0ebUCl1, Jacqui Loewenberger, Doug Lombard, Barry Loti'ro,Grc1ce Lucian, Gerry the unclerclassmen slaving at their desks, Lucier, Linda Ludke, David Lustgorten, Ellen Lux, Walter Lynch, Rose Lynn, Ron Macllwrclth, lan Madden, Joy M ,.,-,N v V Maddox, Shirley Mager, Jo Anne Mallardi, Richard Manesiotis, Eleanor Mannheim, Rita Marcia, Marie Marant, Richard Marchitto, Laura Ann Shirt Day when he could finally dress Marien, Janet Marks, Bob Marotto, Ann Martin, Pete ' 1 53, 52 . Y ,:,. I L5 Li 2 3 E 5 Mattuci, John McCormack, Jo Ellen McLaren, Lynn Mawhinney, Pat McDonnell, Jim McAninich, Frank McKenna, Kenneth in previous yea rs. McMunn, Karen Melorci, Kathy McCall, Bill McKinney, Ray Menney, Lillian y , ' N.. if ' Mears, Bill Messenger, Patricia Messier, Paul Meyer, Norvell Meyers, Gene Meyer, Jackie Mikson, Pat Miller, Audrey He will recall Miller, Nancy Miller, PUT Miller, Ronald Minton, Sherry ,K K -.A mais' K v A . . l V! M f fa. MOOTG, Diane Moore, G6I'0ldiI19 Morris, Judy Marrocco, Joe all the wonderful dances, Motley, Gladys Moyer, Beverly Moxley, Diane Murdock, Les Meyer, Frank Narcavage, Judy Nasher, Bruce Nathanson, Beisy ' 4 as L M ' ' - - ,,,.,,1:4,.,.,,,, .f , . gr ,A . WW, 3 .. , . Q . . , E rf g I e ,, ' , NGVGIGHY, Arlene Necochea, Lewis Richard, Neil Nelson, Conrad especially the Senior Dance Newland, Pearl Newman, Ann Newton, Elaine Nobile, Andrea Brewing Jag fuel. i l I l Nolen, Dale Noulin, Bob Nufting, Paul Odendchl, Carol and the Prom, Olson, Walter O'Neil, Gloria O'Quinn, Judy Ol'beeCk, Roy Not so loud, Neil. -Q, - 'Um 1 Orlando, Anita Owen, Jean Patterson, Barbar Orlando, Rita Orr, Tommy Oster, Lucy and the announcement of Superlatives. Palmquist, Joanne Parsons, Jerry Parsons, Ladd G PGHOD, James Pauker, David Paulick, Carol Pearl, Barbara Pedonti, Jane Peine, Richard Pelstring, Barton Penny, John Perez, Angela Peters, Judy Phillips, Shirley Then there was work, Plflff Jim Pierce, Linda Piligrim, Julian Pihs, Barbara .. , V ,, ,A , A. Hn l . ,, H imwmi ..,, ., I . , A. ei. 2, F. . I . I V Platt, Mike Pollock, William Pominowski, Judy Powell, Keith Prince, Merrill Prisciandaro, Lenny Pry, Judy Puccio, George the work on the Senior booth Putnam, William Rcichman, Dan Ramee, Russell Ray, Linda vv'-L W, Unsa nforizecl Senior. Raymaker, Lee Reber, Carol Redia, Dennis Reekes, Pat at the County Fair, Resfa, Vincent Revson, Sharron Reiter, Shari Rentz, Ralph -'V f- R.: . . W, ,wi Awww, 104-13 gm Y M R W 7,7 Y In Reynolds, Norman Richardson, John Richardville, Chet Richardville, Don Richmond, Bob Rubar, Janice Robertson, Virginia Robinson, Joe on Senior Work Day, RObil1S0f1, POT Roebuck, Barbara Rohrback, Marilyn Ross, Donna Rothschild, Jerome Rosa, Margo Rouse, Bruce Rowland, Richard on the Senior Class Play, Rgy, Carolyn Roy, David Roy, Robert Russel, Patricia Ryan' Fred Ryan' John Ryan, Vincent Ryland, Frank ,, A V . ,, ,,,,,.: ..,,.,,L -,,. ,., . 4, ,.,,. , L, ,,,- ,, fc.c.,: mQ.,.-, fc I ., , Saady, Yvonne Sachs, Barbara Sacks, Joel Salvino, Gloria and all the slaving he did 5GPlf1, Nick Sargeanf, Ken Savage, Pai Schaffer, Leslie Sohaefeff Sl-'SUN SCheChel', PClTfiCiC Schenbri, Eleanor Schernblum, Alan f - 1 I Y 7 'MMR I n-.,., Schminky, Janet Schomaker, Johnny Schofield, Michele Scholz, Jerry Checkmate. in his daily classwork. Schortemier, Richard Shrager, Pete Schreck, Lynn Schweppe, Gerhard 3 X. ' 'Wwe ': N-.U K V..- -I Vi, Sciacca, Pat Scott, Barry Sears, Bob Sellers, Neil Finally, in his reverie, 5SlPl1, -lednne Senna, Russ Shapiro, Alon Shapiro, Susan Sharkey, Brian Seeley, Jean Shelton, William Shoaff, Philip l i X K 1 K I f in ,A Simes, John Sinatra, Ginny Skeldon, James Simoldoni, Cl1Gl'leS Simon, Befly Jane Symond, Gary Sinclair, Lynn Sisk, Linda Sisk, Nancy he will recall the most precious days Skrovcnek, Richard Slavaiac, Sharon Slinski, Stephen like F Dem bums were lucky. Smith, Milton Smith, Martiel Smithwick, Wayne Snyder, Robert of the entire yea r, 50l0ff, Mike Sorin, Herman Sossin, Elaine Sauder, Crevolyn ift' Wheel Club concerto. fm-ln xi? 7 t I Southworth, Gary Spinnelli, JoAnne Spirito, Theresa Springer, William those last few days SYCIGI, 5CH1dfCI M Stacy, James Stahl, Judy Start, Susan vw Q 1 X i . V 5. Steffen, David Steigel, Jeanette Stelmach, Deanna Stephan, James Sterling, Martha Stetser, Ray E Stetson, Jerry Stoll, Richard he was to know at Broward. Stonehill, Paul Stout, Dorothy Strollo, Rocco Swanson, R0beI'f f 'W I H-..,,m Tamburro, Mike Tate, Geneva Taubler, Martha Temple, Kay Delle He will look back upon Commencement Night Terbush, Barbara Tiffin, Dick Tomarchio, Mike Towers, Robert Trice, Donald Turner, Marshall Tyler, Sally Turner, William - G- 3 H '4 l ', Ulino, Bob VOD H0O9C1n, Neil Van Steenbeck, Pete Vassoler, Vilma with a feeling ViSe, Richard Vita le, Andy V0lP6, John Wall, Karen Oh, poo on April showers. , .Q ,L V, , Wagner, Bill Wakelyn, Ann Wakelyn, Diane Wakelyn, Roberi of mingled pride and sorrow Walker, Kent Walker, Lylia Wallace, Dino Walters, Barbara Warf, Carolyn Warren, Carol Warren, Peggy Wasdin, Ernie Wasserman, Ed Webb, John Webb, Russell Webber, Chcrlyn for there he found, too late, Webber, Vickie Webster, Dennis Wickham, Beverly Weekly, Bill Weiss, Dick Weidlich, Rick Wesockes, Charles Whiddon, Lee Whipple, Larry White, Linda Whitehurst, Bunny Williams, Sharon Winkelgefh, Edward Wirebaugh, Delores Wolf, Jules Wood, Linda that one of the best times Woodle, Annette Woodward, William Woodward, Robin Wright, Alan ,- . ., A. . farm: f , ,. n ,,,, , mx.ss1t,ii's Vf..ws1.fff. 2 A-vi-'f I ,?r,,M . K Wright JUSTFHS Wyman, Charlaine Young, Larry YOfk, Ge0l'9lUnC York, Judy Young, Vincent in his life was over, never to be reclaimed. Zanella, Barbara Zinkil, William Young, Judy Zole, Tom SENIOR DIRECTORY AARON, BETTE JANE ALBEE, LAWRENCE HAROLD Larry National Honor Society 45 Student Council 45 Key Club 3,45 Science Club 3, Treasurer 4. ALBERT, CAROLYN Spanish Club 35 Senior Debs 4. ALDERSON, MARY ALICE I Class Treasurer 15 Sunshine Society 1,25 Glee Club 1,3. ALLAN, WAYNE WALLACE Swimming Team 1,2,3. ALLEN, JOHNEY MAURICE Pinky Science Club 1,2 Intramural Basketball 2,3. ALPERT, JUDITH RUTH Judie Student Council 1,2,35 President of class 25 School Newspaper 15 Science Club 25 Senior Debs 45 Art Club 3, Treasurer 45 French Award 15 Social Studies Award 1. AMOROSE, LOUIS ANTHONY Football 15 Track 1. ANDRES, JOHN GEORGE NORMAN Zeek ANDREWS, ROBERT LANCE Lance Choir 4. ANDREWS, RUSSELL DWIGHT Gymnastics 3,45 Basketball Team 15 Dramatics 45 Senior Class Play. APPELL, LOIS ANNE NLC Melodear Vice President 35 Acappella Choir 45 Dramatics Club 45 G.A.A. 2. ARIOLA, SAM HGUTOFH Wheel Club 3,45 Choir 25 Basketball 15 B Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3,4. ARLINGTON, RICHARD VERNORD Rich ASH, HELEN PRISCILLA Rudi ATKINSON, WILSON CHARLES Student Council 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Swimming Team 15 Tennis Team 3,45 Boys' State 3.5 ATTAWAY, DAVID STEPHEN Football B Team 2,3. BALY, HARRY FRED BARNETT, VIRGINIA HELEN Steve Band 1,2,3,45 Assistant Drum Maior 1,35 Drum Major 3,45 F.H.A. 4, Historian 4. BARNEY, WARREN ARTHUR BARRISH, GERALD KENNETH Jerry Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Class Play 3,4. BARTHOLOMEW, CARL D. Red Basketball Team Manager 45 Library Club 2,3,4, BASSLER, WILLIAM DANIEL Bill BASSO, FRANK MAURY Football 4. BATES, DONALD HOWARD Don BATES, FREYA RAE Faye Senior Debs 4. BAUER, JOAN ARLENE Tri Hi Y 3,4. BEASLEY, DONALD Don BEASLEY, GARY WAYNE Student Council 2,35 Band 15 Junior Class Play 3. BECKWITH, JUDITY BEVERLY Judi Senior Debs 45 Choraleers 45 Senior Class Play 4. BELLERE, MELVA WANDA Mel G.A.A. 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Girls' Choir 1. BENITOA, SYLVIA JANE Syl F.T.A. 1. BENNION, JUDITH ANN Jude BLANCHARD, HELEN STELLA Future Nurses, Vice President 4. BLASI, PHYLENE MARGARET Phy G.A.A. 1,2,35 Senior Debs 4. BLEVINS, BEVERLY ANN Bev Drama Club. BLUHM, MARY ELIZABETH Marilee National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 45 B Club 1,2,3,45 Wheel- ettes 1,2,3,45 Junior Civitan 45 Tri Hi Y 25 Varsity Swimming 15 Maiorettes 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 45 Football Attendent 1,2,45 Sweetheart B Club 45 Junior Class Play 3. BOBAK, LORETTA Lorie BODOR, GLADYS ALICE Pixie Senior Debs 4. BORKOWSKI, RAYMOND ANTHONY Ray BOSSONG, BARBARA ANN National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council Representative 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class5 Tennis Club 1,2, Treasurer 15 Junior Classical League 1,25 Secretary-Treasurer 25 B Club 1,2,3,45 Tri Hi Y 25 Varsity Tennis Team I,2,3,4. BOSTON PEGGY ANN D.C.T. 3,4. BOUTROSS, CAROL MARIE BOWERS, CAROL ANN Melodears 1,25 Senior Debs 45 Swimming Team 4. BOYD, DAVID EDWARD Dave Student Council 1,25 Spanish Club 15 English Club 15 Basketball 15 Golf 1. BOWMAN, JOYCE CAROL Joy National Honor Society 3,45 Tri Hi Y Chaplain 25 Wheelettes 3,4, President 4. BRABER, ROBERT PAUL Bob Student Council Representative 1,25 Photography Club President 1,25 Science Club Secretary 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Football 1,2. BRADY, VIRGINIA ANN Ginny BRAND, CONNIE LEE Senior Debs 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3. 1 BRANDES, GOTTFRIED Fred f National Honor Society 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 15 Wheelj Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Civitan President 45 Track Team 1,2,3,45 Crossl Country Team 2,3,45 Captain 4. 5 BRANCH, CRANDALL PHILLIP l BRANN, MARTHA JO Mostly National Honor Society 3,45 B Club 1,2,3,45 Wheelettes 1,2,3, Vice President 45 Junior Civitan 45 Tri Hi Y 25 Varsity Cheerleader, Songie 45 Class Play 3. l BRANT, RONALD WAYNE Ronnie l BREWER, LARRY ALLAN Lorenzo Hi-Y 2,3,45 Junior Civitan President 35 Varsity Track 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketbaIl5 B Football 35 Varsity Football 4. BRINK, DONALD M. Don BRUMMER, MARGARET BERTHA Margie Science Club 15 G.A.A. 2. BUDETTI, MARIE THERESE Tennis Club 15 Choral 3. BURGE, JOYCE ANN Joycie Bulldogs Tale Staff 45 Dramatics Club 45 Chorus 1,2,3. BURGER, STEPHEN ALAN BURNHAM, BENNY RAY Ben Football J.V. 2,35 Track 25 Football 4. BURRELL, WALTER CHARLES Student Council 1,25 Key Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Presiden' 45 Junior Civitan 45 Junior Auxilary Staff 25 Boys State 35 Follies 3, Student Council 15 Class President 1,25 National Honor Society 45 Student Council Treasurer 35 School Newspaper Staff 1,25 Junior Sinawiks 45 Junior Civitans 45 Junior Class Play 35 Class Play 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3. B Football 35 Sweetheart Senior Debs. BURRIS, LYNN H. BURROWS, HAROLD THEODORE Ted Art Club5 Golf Club5 B Wrestling5 Soccer 1,2. BURTON, FRANCES LEE Fran Art Club 15 Senior Debs 45 Senior Class Play. BUSCH, CHARLOTTE EILEEN Char G.A.A. 1,25 Publications 4. BUTLER, PHYLLIS RUGH Phyl BYERS, KENNETH Dramatics Club 45 Class Play 4. CADWALLADER, STARR ButCl'l' Choir 1,2,3, President 4. ,CALHOUN, LAWRENCE LEWIS Larry' BENSON, CAROLYN ANN Bennie Choraleers Secretary 45 Girls' Choir 3. BERNDT, AUDREY LOUISE Audie Band 1,2,3,4. BILLINGTON, JUDITH MARIE Judie Senior Debs 4. I BILODEAU, ROSARIO JOSEPH Bil Class Secretary 25 Basketball Team 25 Football 1,25 Hockey 1. BILODEAU, VIRGINIA ANN Ginny Tri Hi Y 2,3,45 Treasurer 4. BLACKWELL, SANDRA FAY 'fSandy Melodears 35 Senior Debs 4. BLAIR, LARRY DAVID BLALOCK, LOA ANNE Acappella Choir 4. Basketball B 25 Varsity 3. CAMP, DENTON ANDERSON Football 15 Track Team Manager 25 Cross Country Track 3,4. CANGELOSI, ROSE MARGUERITE Peggy' Choir 4. CARBONE, NICHOLAS THOMAS Y Nick' Dramatic Club 45 Vice President Gymnastics 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY lAPDEN, RICHARD DANNY Dick 'arsity Baseball 1,25 B Team Basketball 15 Freshman Basketball lARDOSA, MARY ANNA CAREY, PHYLLIS JANE Phyl Ielodears 35 Tri Hi Y 4. CARLO, FREDERICK FRANCIS Fred lational Junior Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 45 Science Ilub 4. IAROCCIO, ALBERT JOSEPH AI li Y 2,35 Treasurer 3,45 Varsity Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 25 ootball 45 B Football 45 Broward Follies 2,4. IARR, EUGENE JAMES Gene toys Glee Club 15 Science Club 3. IASSIDY, CAROL ANN Cass itudent Council 1,3,45 B Club 45 G.A.A. 15 Dramatics 25 Iunior Sinawiks 2,3,45 Bulldogs Tale Staff 45 Broward Follies 35 'arsity Cheerleaders 3,45 Sweetheart Hi Y 45 Attendent of Corona- ion 3,4. ZAUFIELD, BARDETT CUSHING Bob iwimming. IHALKER, RONALD CLARD Ron 'B Track 15 Varsity Track 1,3,45 Varsity Baseball 2. IHAMPION, WILLIAM RODNEY Rod icience Club 3. IHANCE, PAUL EARL lrack Team 1,25 D.C.T. 4. IHARPENTIER, LENO GERALD itudent Council 15 Varsity Football 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Track 153. IHARETTE, GILLE 'B Team Football 2. IHASE, KAREN ELLEN Casey National Honor Society 3,45 Anchor 2,3,45 Tri Hi Y Vice President 15 Iunior Civitan 3,45 Tennis Club 1,25 B Tennis 15 Varsity Tennis 2,3,4, IHASE, SYLVIA JOYCE Joy Student Council 15 Secretary 25 Tri Hi Y 35 Chaplain 45 Melodears I. IHEZNEY, MARY LINDA Chez Vri Hi Y 1,2, Treasurer 25 Wheelettes 3,4, Treasurer 45 Junior Iivitan 4. ILANCY, KEVIN TIMOTHY Kev Nheel Club 3,45 Junior Civitan 45 Varsity Baseball 1,3,45 Varsity Football 3,4. ILARK, FRANCES ELAINE Fran larsity Swimming 3,4. :LARK JR., FRANK STILES Nlational Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Junior Civtan 3,45 Boys' State 35 Broward Follies 35 B Football 1,25 Varsity Foot- Ea3II43,45 B Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Baseball :LARk, ROBERT LUCIEN ffgobff Science Club 35 Golf 4. CLEMENGER, MARY JEAN G.A.A. 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Girls' Choir 15 Melodears 25 Girls' Ten- nis Team 3,4. CLIVER, CONSTANCE MAY Hobby Club 15 Senior Debs 4. CLOHERTY, ALICE MARIE Wheelettes 3,45 Tri Hi Y 3, Vice President5 Junior Class Play 35 Girls' Chorus 15 Varsity Cheerleader 45 B Club 4. SLOHERTY, ALMA ANN Tri Hi Y 3,45 Girls' Chorus 15 Melodears 25 Carousel Allied Medi- :al Arts 4. COCHRAN, CAROL JEANNE ffgiff Junior Sinawik 3,4, Vice President 45 Junior Civitan 45 Tri Hi Y 2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 4. COLE, NOLA LOUISE D.C.T. Reporter 45 President of Sports 2. COLLINA, MASON HERBERT COMBS, LOIS DIANE ' Melodears5 Acoppella Choir, Carousel, COMMISSO, CAROL ANN CONFORTI, CRYSTAL SHARI Chris G.A.A. 1,2, Secretary 25 Tri Hi Y 2,3, Secretary 35 Junior Sinawiks 2,3,45 Feature Editor Bulldog's Tale. Connie coNDoN, DONNA LEE Hpeeff Science Club 15 Nursing Club 15 Glee Club 1. iCONLON, JAMES ARTHUR Jac 'B Football 35 Varsity Football 4. CONNOLLY, COLLELN MARIE Sportsmanship award 25 G.A.A. 3. CORN, STEPHEN HAROLD Steve uRogn COOPER, ROGER LEE Varsity Club 35 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3. CORWITH, ELAINE MAE Senior Debs 2nd Vice President 45 Glee Club 1,25 Year Book 2. COSSENTINO, MARIE ELAINE Lanie Class President 15 Student Representative 1,25 Class Secretary 25 Tennis Club 15 Teenettes Club 25 D.C.T. 45 B Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader Captain 2. COTNEY, BRENDA GAIL G.A.A. 25 Tri Hi Y 35 Acoppella Choir 1,2,35 Senior Debs 4. COUNCE, RACHAEL JANEA G.A.A. 1,25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Science Club 25 Class Play 2. COX, JR., JAMES WILLIAM Jim Varsity Swimming 1,25 B Football 3. COX, NANCY ELIZABETH National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Junior Classical League 1,25 Spanish Club, President 45 Senior Debs 45 Yearbook 4. COZENS, MARGRET ELLEN Peggy Student Council 35 Junior Sinawick 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Browardier Staff 45 Follies 3,45 Class Play Stage Manager 3,4, Miss Senior 4. CRAWFORD, SANDRA Sandy G.A.A. 25 Senior Debs 45 Melodears 25 Acappella 3. GREMATA, ALBERT ERNEST Ernie CROCKETT, CAROL ANN Vice President Melodears 45 Glee Club I5 G.A.A. 25 Senior Debs 45 F.B.L.A. 2. CROTHERS, JOHN DOLAND Jack Hi Y 2,35 Senior Band 35 Choir 1,2. CROUCH, JOHN WAYNE CULBERT, SAMUEL L. Sam Future Farmers of America 15 D.C.T. 4. CULLEN, MICHAEL HENRY DAHLGREN, JOHN DONALD Student Council 35 Basketball 35 Baseball 35 Football 3. DANIELS, CAROL ANNE Shorty Student Council 15 Senior Debs 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Girls' Choir 2. DAUGHTRY, CLYDE DAVIS, TERRY SATHER Gymnastics 3,4. DAVISON, WILLIAM HOLLIDAY JR. Willie B Basketball 1,2,3. DECKER, RALPH KENNETH Student Council Representative 25 Vice President Class 25 Cross Country Team 2,3,45 Track Team lvarsityj 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 4. DEE, JON FREDERIC Wheel Club 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Junior Civitan 3,4. DE GAGLIA, MARIE ANTIONETTE Toni D.C.T. 4. X DE MUZZIO, EDWARD EARL Wheel Club 45 Boys' State 35 J.V. Football 2,35 Varsity 4. Mickey DELLA PORTA, JOSEPHINE Joanne Tri Hi Y Vice President 45 Member 2,3,4. DELLA PORTA, BARBARA ANNE Barbie Student Council 15 Tri Hi Y 2,35 Junior Civitan President 4. DENNIS, WILLIAM BilI DEUTSCH, SUSAN BARBARA 'fSue Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council 35 Junior Sinawiks 2,3,45 Span- ish Club 35 Follies 35 Browardier Staff Business Manager 45 Drama- tics Club 2. DEVENPORT, MARILYN LEE DEWART, PATRICIA ANN Pat DEWYEA, SHARON ANN Sherrie Future Teachers of America 3,45 Dramatics 4. DI BACCARI, DONALD Don Camera Club 2,35 Chess Club 2,35 Science Club 2,35 Track 2. DIEBOLD, MARTIN JOSEPH Marty Class Treasurer 25 Dramatics Club, Parliamentarian 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 25 Varstiy Baseball 25 Senior Class Play 4. DIENHART, ROBERT ALAN Bob National Honor Society 4, Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 35 Chess Club 35 Science Club 45 Latin Club 1,25 Golf Club 1,2,3. DI MAIO, PHILIP JOSEPH Phil Dance Band 3,45 Band 4. DI MICELI, NINA ANTOINETTE DION, ALFRED EMILE Al DOBAY, DIANA LOUISE Doobie G.A.A. 2,3, Pres. 45 Spanish Club 45 B Tennis Club 1,25 Varsity Tennis Team 3,45 National Honor Society 4. DOBBS, GERTRUDE CECELIA Cookie DODDINGTON, GEORGE ROWLAND Science Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 A.R.R.L. 3,45 Dance Band 3. DODDINGTON, HAROLD WILLIAM Band 1,2,3,4. SENIOR DIRECTORY DODSON, DANICE ANNE D.C.T. Reporter 4, Gym Cadets 2, Chorus 3. DONNELL, SANDRA ANN Glee Club 1.2. Danie Sandie DORFMAN, FRANCES RUTH f'Fran Melodears 3. DORN, WILLIAM ELDEN f'BiIl Hi Y 3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Track 3,4, DOSS, JUDY ANN Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4. DOWNS, SHIRLEY FAYE Deb DRAGI, RICHARD MICHAEL Rich Wendy DRIGGERS, FAYE LYNETTE Class Treasurer 1, F.H.A. Secretary 'I,2, Trio 2, Dramatics Club 3, Pep Club I,2. DUNMIRE, THOMAS ORTIS Tom EASTMAN, LINWOOD GUY Lin Swimming B 2, Varsity Manager 3. EDGEMAN, MARGARET ANN LOUISE Marg EDWARDS, NORMA JEAN Sis G.A.A. Vice President 2,3, B Club 3, President 4, Anchor Club 4, Junior Civitan 4, Swimming Team I,2,3,4. ELLIS III, CHARLES WESLEY Bud Student Council I,2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Boys' State 3, Key Club I,2,3,4, Band 'I,2,3,4, Assistant Drum Maior 2, Drum Major 3,4, Science Club, Junior Classical League 2. ELLIS, JERRAL EUGENE Jerry B Basketball 2, B Golf I, Varsity Golf 2. ELLIS, JESSE EDWARD Chin B Club 'I,2,3,4, Hi Y 'l,2,3, Treasurer Junior Civitan 4, B Swimming I, Varsity Swimming 2,3,4, B Football, Sweetheart of F.B.L.A. ELLIS, JUDITH LYNN Judy Melodears 2, Carousel 2. EMERLING, WALTER HENRY Walt ENGSTROM, FAYLERE Faye F.H.A. I, W. Club I, Cheerleader 'l. EVERETT, MARY SUZANNE Sue Maiorette I,2,3,4, Co-Captain 2,3,4, Junior Sinawik 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Tri Hi Y l,2,3,4, Broward Follies 3. FABRIC, ROBERT KEITH Bob Latin Club I, Band I,2,3, B Football 2. FALCO, RICHARD JOSEPH Dick Student Council I, Basketball I, Football 2,3, Track 3. FANIZZI, JACK J. National Honor Society 2, Key Club 2,3, Rifle Club 1, Baseball I,2, Football 2,3. FARRELL, BONNIE ELLEN Tri Hi Y 3, Senior Debs 4, Publications 4, Acappella 3. FAVARATO, LAURA MARIE Wheelettes 4, Jr. Sinawiks 4, G.A.A. I,2, Tri Hi Y 3, Bulldog's Tale 4, Choir 'I,2. FIEGLE, JANET ELAINE Jan Tri Hi Y 3,4, Dramatics Club 4. FELLMAN, ALBERT THOMAS AI FERRARO, JOSEPH JOHN FEVRIER, ALFRED Fred National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4, Student Council I, Science Club 3,4, Track 3. FICHNER, JOHN HENRY Hank Bulldog's Tale 4, Photographer Browardier 4, Photographer Camera Club 2. FIEDLER, ROSEMARY PATRICIA Senior Debs 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Chorus, 3. FINCHER, CHARLES KENNETH Ken Basketball I. FINN, PATRICIA ANN Pat National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Student Council, 3, Tri Hi Y 2, Wheelettes 2,3,4, Junior Classical League I,2, Bulldog's Tale 2,3, 'Broward Follies 3. FISCHEL, RICHARD LEE Dick Wheel Club 3,4, Junior Civitan Treasurer 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Wheelettes Sweetheart. FISHER, NORMA JEAN Norm Student Council 4, G.A.A. 2,3, Senior Debs 4, Band 2,3,4, FLACK, NORMAN EDWARD D.C.T. 3. FLUGHER, CHARLES WILLIAM JR. B Football 'I,2. FLEISHMAN, SHERRY LOU Senior Debs 4, Tri Hi Y 2,3. FOLINO, FRANCIS ANTHONY Frank Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 2, Swimming I,2. . W FOYE, PEGGY ANN Peg Class Secretary 2, Tri Hi Y 2, Anchor Club 3,4, Choir I,2, President 2, Maiorettes 3,4, Wheel Club Sweetheart, Broward Follies 3, Homecoming Attendant l,2,3,4. FRANCIS, JEANETTE VERONICA Jet-Jet G.A.A. 2, Tri Hi Y 3, Melodears 2, Carousel 2, Acappella 3. FRANCIS, JOHN JACOB Class Vice President 3, Student Council I,2, National Honor So- cfely 3,4, Wheel Club I,2, Vice President 3.4, Junior Civitans 3,4, ' B Swimming I, Varsity Swimming 2,3,4, Football 3,4, B Basket- ball 2. FRANKLIN, CHARLES THOMAS Gymnastics 3,4. FREEMAN, ROY EARLE Rick FREHSEE, ERIC PATTISON Rick BulldOg's Tale, Art Editor 4. FREY, GEORGE J. Wheel Club 2, B Club 2, B Basketball I, Varsity Basketball 2,3, 4, Baseball l,2,3,4. FRYER5, GERALD JAMES FULTON, EARL LAWRENCE Johnny D.C.T. 4. FUSCHETTO, THOMAS JAMES Tom i GALBREATH, MICHEAL LOUIS Mike Hi Y 'I,2, Band I,2,3,4, Follies 2. GALLICCHIO, JEANETTE ANGELINA Jan Senior Debs 4, Tri Hi Y I, Choir I. GAMBILL, DOROTHY SUSAN Dot Student Council I,2, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Y-teens I,2, Band I,2, Tri Hi Y 4, F.B.L.A. 3,4. GAMMIL, JUDITH EVALYN Judy Senior Debs 4. GANZEL, BETTY LOU Dolly Girls Choir I,2, Band I,2, Pep Band I,2. GAUNT, ROBERT ALLEN GENOBA, PETER JOHN '1Pete GEISLER, GEORGE F. Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 3,4, B Team Football 2, Varsity Track 2. GENARIO, JOANN LOUISE Bunny GEORGE, FLORENCE LAURENE Flossy Band I,2. GILLICK, PATRICIA MARY Put Choir 4. GLOECHNER, JAMES PAUL Jim Bulldog's Tale 4, Basketball I, Football 1, B Football 2, B Basketball 3. GOLDBERG, STUART LIARREN USN French Club 3, Varsity Baseball 2,3. GOLDEN, BARBARA HOPE 11Roi,,,,11 F.B.L.A. 4, Tri Hi Y 4, Orchestra I. GOLDSTEIN, ALAN H. Baseball I,2. GOLDSTEIN, ALAN MICHAEL Al Wheel Club 4. GOTTLIEB, LEONA LEE GRABEELDER, RAYMOND JOHN 11R..y11 Science Club Treasurer 4, Science Club. GRAHAM, MARION ISABELLE Dramatics I. GRAMMER, ROBERT LEE JR. 1150511 Biology Club 2, Hi Y I. GREENE, DAVID SAMUEL Dqvn Wheel Club 2,3,4, B Club I,2, Boys' State 3, Swimming Team I,2,3,4, Captain 4, B Swimming I. GREENE, MELVYNIAN 11M.i11 Key Club 3,4, Science Club 2,3, Junior Class Play. GREENFIELD, ELLIOT Machine Gun Kelly GREENSPAN, EILLEEN FERN F.H.A. 2. GREGORIOS, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM Chris Hi Y, Freshman Basketball Team. GRIFFEN, JACKIE MARIE F.H.A., F.T.A., Chorus l,2,3. GRIMES, BARDEN BOUSH Bart Wheel Club 3,4, Varsity Baseball 2,3,4, Junior Varsity Basketball 'l,2 GRITTON, JEANNE LOUISE Frenchie' Student Council I, Tri Hi Y I,2, G.A.A. I, Dramatic Club 2, F.B.L.A. 2, Band 'l, Chorus I, Cheerleader I. GUSTAFSON, LARRY LEE Gus Band I,2,3,4, Sgt. 3, Broward Follies 3, B Team Basketball I,2, Varsity Track I. HAINES, BRUCE Band l,2,4, Dance Band 4, W.M.A. Rifle Team 3, W.M.A. Band 3, SENIOR DIRECTORY ALLMAN, DONNA YULEE Dani ,C.T. Club 4. ALPRIN, JAMES HAROLD Jim Y 15 Key Club 2,3,45 Junior Classical League 15 Spanish Club National Latin Award5 Broward Follies for Hi Y. AMMON, CHERRYL LYNETTE Cherry udent Council 3, Sec. 45 Tri Hi Y 25 Anchor Club 45 Spanish lub 45 Melodears 2, Pres. 35 Glee Club 15 Science 15 Browardier uxiliary Staff 35 National Honor Society 4. GE NUMBER 201-A .,.. S. Broward ....,.. RDESTY, LILY MAY Little One mior Class Play Costume Chairman 35 Coronation Decorating ommittee 3. lmuus, GAYLE ROXANNE ational Honor Society 3,45 Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council 35 fheelettes 2,3,45 Co-Editor of Browardier 45 Junior Classical League .45 Tri Hi Y 25 Historian Junior Auxiliary Staff 2,35 Sweetheart of ational Honor Society 45 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 llies 2. RRIS, PAUL DEAN Alabama sketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 B Football 35 Varsity Football 45 ronation Escort 3,4. ENRY, FRANKLYN JOSEPH Frank asketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,4. ETTINGER, KAREN ANN N.A. 45 G.A.A. 15 Dramatics 15 Girls' Choir 15 Melodears 25 cappella 3, Sec. IDE, PATRICIA ANN Pat ILTY, CARL WENDEL hoir 1,45 Art Club 3. OAG, GEORGE HOLLIS Holly OAGLAND, susAN ANN i-tangy tudent' Council 35 Anchor Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Tri Hi Y 15 rowardier 45 Melodears 1,25 Junior Classical League. ODDER, DONALD ERNEST Don B Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3,4. ODGE, ELMER CURTIS OGAN, WILLIAM PAUL Bill OGG, JAMES RALPH tudent Council 15 Wheel Club 45 Hi Y 3, Treasurer5 Latin Club 25 land 1,2,3,4. IOLDEN, SUSAN JANE Jane enior Debs 45 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 1,4. OLDER, FRED LAMAR uIldog's Tale 4. IOLLANDER, JEROME ALVIN Jerry lOLMES, JUDITH LEL l.A.A. 25 Tri Hi Y 45 F.N.A. OOPER, LARRY JOE 'OPKlNS, JAMES ROBERT Jim ey Club 45 Swimming Team 2,3,45 Band 1. lORTON, NANCY LOUISE OSCH, JANETTE REBECCA Jan enior Debs 45 Band 2,3,4. IUNTER, BRENDA JOYCE tudent Council 1,2,3, Secretary5 Cheerleader 3. IUNTER, LYNNE TONIA Iational Honor Society 4, Student Council 45 Tri Hi Y 3,45 Escort5 Iramatics Club. IUTT, EVELYN RONNIE Ronnie Iational Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Anchor Club 2,3,45 unior Classical League 1,25 Dramatics 25 Junior Civitan 45 Browardier Auxiliary 2,3. IYDE, PATRICIA ANN Tricia unior Red Cross 2,3. ANNANILA, BARBARA ANN Barb ienior Debs 45 Dramatics5 Cheerleader 1,2,3. NSEL, LAWRENCE GARY Larry Vheel Club 3,45 B Club 3, Secretary 45 Science Club 35 Tennis flub 1,2. ACOBS, RICHARD HARWOOD Jake unior Civitan 45 Vice President 45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 45 'rack 45 Anchor Club Sweetheart 4. ACOBY, YVETTE BARBARA 'Iational Honor Society 4, Senior Debs 4. AMES, WILLIAM RODNEY Rod B Football 2. ANZER, WILLIAM CHARLES Willy Vheel Club 45 Track 1,25 Gymnastics 3,4. ENKINS, PATRICIA ANN Anne 3.A.A. 1,25 F.B.L.A. 35 Tri Hi Y 3,4, Chaplain 45 Acappella Choir ,2,35 Browardier Staff 4. ENNER, DAVID THOMAS Dave OHNSON, DAVID CLARD Dave li Y 45 Track 1,3,45 Football 3,45 B Football 2. JOHNSON, HENRY FRANK Hank Student Council 15 Baseball 35 Softball 1. JOSEPHSON, BARBARA ROSE Bobbie Tri Hi Y 4, President 35 Dramatics Club 45 Follies 35 Class Play 3,4. JUDD, GEORGE THOMAS JUNNIER, BARRY CHARLES Bud Proiection Club. KARASOW, PAUL Dance Band 1,3,4. KATZ, SANDRA Kat G.A.A. 25 F.H.A. 45 Senior Debs 4. KAY, EDWARD CHARLES Eddie Science Club 3. KAY, THEODORE LEONARD Ted D.C.T. 3,45 Band 15 B Football. KAYE, JOAN LOIS Science Club 15 Biology Club 2. KELKER, DON E. Chan Hi Y Secretary5 Football 1,2,3. KELLOUGH, SUSAN LEE Su Su G.A.A. 1,25 Senior Debs 4. KELLY, KARIN F.N.A. 45 Girls' Choir 25 Acappella Choir 3,4. KELLY, LATRELLE TrelIe KENDALL, ROBERT CALDWELL Pete KETOLA, HAROLD CHARLES Chuck Key Club 25 B Football 15 Varsity Football 25 B Basketball 1,25 Varsity Swimming 1. KIDD, LARRY DALE Track Team 3,45 Cross County 3,45 Class Play 1. KIRK, ROBERT LEE Bob KIRKHAM, BARBARA JEANNE Barbs Tri-Hi-Y 1. KIRSCHENPFAD, GAY ANN Gay D.C.T. 45 Junior Class Play. KISSEL, BARBARA CATHRINE Barb G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 2. KLEIN, FRANCES MICHAEL Mike D.C.T. 4. KLEINMAN, MAURICE ALLAN Mickey Billard Team 1,2,3,45 Art Club 1. KNAPP, CAROL ANN G.A.A. 3. KNOX, KAREN JEAN D.C.T. 4. KOENIG, RICHARD FRANK Speedy Varsity Track 3,45 Cross Country 4. KOENIG, ROBERTA JANET Junior Nurses 45 Tri Hi Y 45 Junior Classical League 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Class Play 1. KOHLER, CHARLES ALBERT Chuck KRAMER, JOLYN PAULINE Jo Senior Debs 45 Art Club5 Chorus 1,2. KREUTLE, JOSEPH ANTHONY Joe Band 1,2. KRIENDLER5 CHRISTOPHER MAXWELLHOKE Chris KROLL, JOANNE FRANCES Jo National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 3,4, Vice President-3, President 45 B Club 2,3,45 Junior Classical League Secretary 1, President 25 Tri Hi Y 1,25 Tennis Club 1,25 Anchor 2,3,45 Junior Classical League Sweetheart. KURTGIS, BYRON PERRY Hi Y 2. LA BELLE, MADELEINE DOLORES Maddie F.H.A. 2,3. LACKEY, BILLIE SUE William Senior Debs 45 G.A.A. 25 Choir 1,2,3. LADD, CHARLOTTE MARIE Tri Hi Y 4. LAMARCHE, MARY BETH Beth Senior Debs 45 F.H.A. LASSITER, THOMAS EUGENE Gene D.C.T. 3, Vice President 45 Boys' Choir LAVALLEE, LUCILLE, MARIE Lou Glee Club Accompaniest 1. LA VRES, WILLIAM TED Greek LAWRENCE, CONSTANCE FRANCIS Connie D.C.T. 45 G.A.A. 25 Dramatics 1. LAWS, JEANIE GRACE Jeanie Tri Hi Y 3,45 F.N.A. 45 Choir 25 Director Senior Class Play 4. LUDKE, DAVID NATHAN LAWSON, BONNIE NANCY Publications 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY LAWSON, SANDRA MARJORIE Sandy Senior Debs 41 Library Club 2. LEARY, JESSE H ERBERT nHerb11 Student Council 21 Spanish Club 31 Business Club 21 Science Club 4. LEE, ANTHONY H. n-I-onyx: Student Council 1,21 Key Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 31 B Club 1,2,3,41 Broward Follies 3. LENTINI, KATHLEEN MARY D.C.T. 4. LESKY, ELAINE VERONICA Science Club 121 Dadality 1, LESKIWEC, ANN LIST, EDWARD LOUIS ,Img Edu Wheel Club 41 Varsity Gymnastics 4. LITKA, BARRY LAWRENCE LIVOTI, JOHN RICHARD Jack B Football Team 21 Varsity Football 3,4. LODER, ROBERT GEOFFREY Bob Orchestra 1, Band 1. LOEBACH, JACQUI LEE G.A.A. ll,2i F.T.A. 21 Tri Hi Y 31 Senior Debs 41 BuIldog's Tale 41 Junior Class Play 3. LOEWENBERGER, DOUGLAS LYNN LOMBARD, BARRY CARMEN LOVE, WALTER F. LOTITO, GRACE FRANCES D.C.T. 41 F.T.A. 31 Civinettes 3. LUCIAN, GERALDINE E. Waldo Cookie Glee Club 1,2,31 Student Council 31 Spanish Club 31 Dramatics Club 21 Yearbook 31 School Paper 3. LUCIER, LINDA EVELYN F.H.A. 1,21 G.A.A. 2,31 Senior Debs 41 Senior Class Play. Dave MARTINEZ, PAUL LEWIS MARTIN, ROBERT L. Swimming 2. MASON, ELIZABETH DAWES . Liz' National Honor Society 3,41 B Club 'I,2,3,4i Tri Hi Y 2, Secretary 21 Anchor Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 41 Junior Varsit Swimming 11 Varsity Swimming 1,2,3,41 Powder Bowl 3. MASON, JOY LURE F.H.A. 21 D.C.T. 4. MATTHEWS, ESTER MATTSON, EDWARD ROHN Ed' Wheel Club 3,41 B Football 1,31 Track 1,2,3,41 Broward Follies 3 Mc ANINCH, FRANK Mud Baseball 1,2,3,41 B Basketball 21 Varsity Basketball 31 B Foot ball 1,21 Track 1. MAWHINNEY, PATRICIA MARY Pqf' Student Council 21 Dancing Club 21 Tri Hi Y 3,41 Dramatics Cluk 41 Melodears 2,3. MCCALL, GEORGE WILLIAM Bill Junior Class Play1 Managing Editor Bulldog's Tale 41 Hi Y 2,3, Wheel Club 4. ' McCLAREN, WALDA LYNN Lyn' Tri Hi Y 2,3,41 Sergeant At Arms 3,41 Junior Sinawik 3,41 Historia: 41 Junior Civitan Maiorette 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 41 Follies 3. MCCORMACK, JO ELLEN Jody F.H.A. 11 Drama Club 41 Senior Debs 41 Senior Class Play 41 Melodears 2,3,4. McDONNELL, JAMES J. Mug MGCILWRAITH, IAN B Football 3,41 Track 3,41 Cross Country. McKENNA, KENNETH FRANCIS Kenny Track 1,21 J.V. Football 1. MCKINNEY, RAEFORD EDGAR Rae Student Council 2,31 Hi Y 2,31 Reporter Visual Aid Club 1,2,31 Business Staff 2,31 Varsity Football 2,31 Baseball 1,21 Tennis 1. McMUNN, KAREN MAE National Honor Society 41 Key Club 3,41 Year Book Co-Editor 41 Swimming Team Manager 31 Choir 11 Science Club 'l,4i Math Award 4. LUSTGARTEN, ELLEN RUTH Lusty Class Play 31 Senior Debs 41 Quill and Scroll 41 Browardier Assistant Business Manager. LUX, WALTER GERHARD Whitey LYNCH, ROSE MARIE Rose Student Council 31 Band 'I,2,3,4j Senior Debs 4. LYNN, RONALD LEE Ron B Cl-ub 1,2,3,41 B Swimming Team I1 Varsity Swimming 1,2,3,41 Varsity Football 4. MADDEN, JAY SCOTT Mad Man MADDOX, SHIRLIE JEAN Sunny MAGER, JOANNE MARIE Class Play 41 Band 'I,2,3,4i Senior Debs 4. MALLARDI, RICHARD KENNETH Rick MANCINELLI, PETE J. Track 1,2,31 Wheel Club 1. MANESIOTIS, ELEANOR MARIE Senior Debs 41 Chorus 1.2,31 Publications 41 Carousel 2. MANGIONE, JERRY President Junior Hi Y 11 Commercial Club 31 Varsity Football 1,2,3, 41 Track 1,2,3,41 Basketball 1,21 Sweetheart G.A.A.1 Junior Class Play. MANNHEIM, RITA MARTINA Reet BuIldog's Tale 4. MARAIA, MARIE ANN Tri Hi Y 21 National Honor Society 3,41 Quill and Scroll 4, Art Club Secretary 31 Bulldog's Tale Business Manager 4, Spanish Club 4. MARANT, HERBERT RICHARD Wheel Club 2,3,41 Vice President 3, President 41 Junior Civitan 41 Follies 31 Wheel Club International Board of Dinectors, Represent- ing Florida 3. MARCHITTO, LAURA ANN Student Council 11 Path Finders 3. MARKS, ROBERT LINDLEY Bob MARIEN, JANET THERESA Jan Tri Hi Y 'li D.C.T. 4. MAROTTO, NORMA ANNE National Honor Society 4, Latin Club 21 Tri Hi Y 11 A.M.A.A. 11 Class Play 4. MARROCCO, JOE C. Art Club 1,2,3, President 41 Photography Club 31 Secretary 8. Treasurer 11 German Club 2,3. MARTIN, PETE JAMES MARTIN, RICHARD FREDERICK Dick Track 3,4. Annie Caesar Senior Debs 41 A.M.A.C. 4. MEARS, JR. WILSON ALEXANDER Bill Junior Band 11 Senior Band 2,3,41 Glee Club 11 Pep Band 1,2, 3,41 Football 1. MELORA, KATHLEEN MARIE Kitty Young Women's Club 3. MENNY, LILLIAN ANNETTE Acappella Choir 1,2,31 G.A.A. 11 Dramatics 31 Senior Debs 41 Sec- retary F.H.A. 1,41 Powder Bowl 3,1. uliln MESSENGER, PATRICIA ANN Pat MESSIER, PAUL'ALBERT Band 1,2,31 Treasurer and Vice President. MEYER, FRANK ROY Butch MEYER, JACQUELINE ANNE Jqgkie F.H.A. 1. ' MEYER, NORVELL RAYMOND No,-y MEYERS, GENE w. ' Dramatics 41 Bulldog's Tale 41 Senior Class Play. MEYER, ROGER GORDON Tex Student Council1 Baseball 1. MIKSON, PATRICIA LOUISE Pug G.A.A. 2,31 F.H.A. 2,32 Senior Debs 4. MILLER, AUDREY F.B.L.A. 41 Vice President 4. ' MILLER NANCY SCARLETT ScqrIeH ' Student Council 1,2,31 Tri Hi Y 1,21 Publications 41 Senior Debs 41 Chorus 1,21 B Team Swimming, Varsity Swimming 2,3. MILLER, PATRICIA ANN Pai Student Council 31 Tri Hi Y 41 Band 1,21 G.A.A. 2, MILLER, RONALD FREDERICK Ronnie MINTON, SHERRY LYNN Choir 41 Latin Club 21 F.H.A. 41 Senior Debs 4. MOORE, BARBARA DIANE Band 1,2,41 F.T.A. 31 Vice President Student Council 41 Senior Debs 41 Bulldog's Tale 4. Moons, GERALDINE 111.11111 F.H.A. 1, secfefmy, choir 1,2,3,4. Momus, Jumm ANN 111.,.ie111 Teens 3. Dance Club 2,31 Spanish Club 'li Pep Club 1,2,31 G.A.A. 11 A MOTLEY, GLADYS LOUISE Student Council 11 Senior Debs 41 Cheerleader 11 Choir 2,3. MOXLEY, DIANE AUDRE D.C.T. Reporter 41 G.A.A. 2. MOYER, BEVERLY KAY MURDOCK, LESLIE RAY Varsity Football 41 Sweetheart Tri Hi Y 4. usevu Lesy Poo SENIOR XRCAVAGE, JUDITH ANN MARIE Judie nior Debs 45 G.A.A. 1. ISHER, BRUCE WILLIAM Swimming 1. llsetsll KTHANSON, BETSY PHYLLIS uclent Council 3,45 Choir 1,2,3, Secretary 35 Junior Sinawiks 45 fanish Club 45 Class Play 35 Carousel. NVALANY, ARLENE JULIA awman Club 25 Senior Debs 4, Secretary 45 Key Club Sweetheart 4. KZWORTH, THOMAS LEE EAL, RICHARD PORTER ass President 15 Basketball 1,25 Football 15 Baseball 1. n-I-omit nkickn DIRECTORY PEREZ, ANGELA MARTINEZ Angie Student Council 1,25 Tri Hi Y 1,25 Junior Sinawiks 35 Melodears President 25 D.C.T. Secretary 45 Queens Court 1,25 Junior Class Play 3. PETERS, JUDITH MIRIAN Judy Chorus 1,2,3,4. PHILLIPS, SHIRLY NEAL Band 1,25 Orchestra 25 Spanish Club 3. ECOCHEA, LOUIS ianish Club 1,25 Editor School Paper 15 B Basketball 1,25 B PIAT, JAMES LAWENCE Jim B Swimming 1. PIERSON, SHARON LYNNE Melodears 35 Art Club 45 Tri Hi Y 45 Library 2. PILGRIM, EARL JULIAN Butch Band 1,2,3,4. PITTS, BARBARA ANN Bobbi otball 3. ELSON, PHILIP CONRAD Y 45 Swimming Team 4. EWAY, GLORIA EWLAND, PEARLE ELAINE 1oir Secretary 45 Senior Debs 45 F.H.A. 2,4. Tri Hi Y 35 Senior Debs 45 Dramatics President 45 BuIldog's Tale 45 Varsity Swimming 1,2,3. PLATT, MICHAEL ELLIOTT Mike National Honor Society 3,45 Boys' State 35 Biology Club Vice President 25 Science Club 2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Vice President 45 Junior Classical League 2. EWMAN, ANN RAUB Andy 'i Hi Y 15 Choir 2,35 Senior Debs 4. EWTON, JOYCE ELAINE Penny acretary Treasurer Dramatics 45 Senior Debs 45 Swimming Team 15 lass Play 4. HAH OBILE, ADRIENNE MARY ELIZABETH rt Club 25 Tri Hi Y 35 Senior Debs 45 Dramatics Club 45 OLAND, DALE ROBERT Choir 4. 'torus 3,4. OVLIN, ROBERT LEDDLIE Bob vimming Team 1. 'CASlO, EUGENE REYES Gene :nd 25 D.C.T. 4. 'DENDAHI., CAROL ANNE tudent Council 1,25 Class President 15 Vice President 25 G.S.A. 25 heerleader 2. LSON, WALTER DOYLE Walt and 1,2. NEIL, GLORIA JEAN Mld9l9H tudent Council 25 D.C.T. 4. IORBEEK, ROY DOUGLAS rack 1,25 Baseball 25 Gymnastics 3,4. VQUINN, JUDITH ANN ,.A.A. 15 Tri Hi Y 25 Choir 2,37 D.C.T. 4. PRLANDO, ANITA BURNADETTE NE enior Debs 45 Parliamentarian Melodears 25 Publications 45 Carousel 2. PRLANDO, RITA LORETTE Re iirls' Chorus 15 Melodears 25 Carousel 25 Publications 4. PRR, THOMAS EDWIN Iarausel 35 Boys Chorus 2. 11-romu ISTER, LUCY W. ul-UIUH DWEN, JEANNETTE LOUISE Jean '.C.T. 4. JWENS, CAROL ANN Sirls' Choir 15 Melodears 25 Acappella Choir 3,4. ALMQUIST, JO ANN JO iirls' Choir 35 Swimming Team 15 D.C.T. 4. ARSONS, JERRY ALEX Pete LARSONS, LADD D. Ladd t.C.T. 4, Parliamentarian5 Sweetheart of D.C.T. 'ATTERSON, BARBARA ANN Barb Jational Honor Society 3,45 Varsity Cheerleading 3,45 Captain L5 Latin Club 15 Wheelettes 2,3,45 Junior Civitan 3,45 Secretary 4. POLLOCK, ERNEST WILLIAM Bill Junior Classical League 2,3. POMIANOWSKI, JUDITH ANN Judy Student Council 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 Tri Hi Y 3,45 Powder Bowl 3. POWELL, KEITH WILLARD PRINCE, MERRILL Butch Student Cooncil 15 Chess Club 1. PRISCIANDARO, LENNY JOSEPH Yogi B BasebaIl5 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4. PRY, JUDITH ANN Judy Band 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Senior Debs 4. PUCCIO, GEORGE Pouch PUTNAM, WILLIAM CHARLES Bill National Honor Society 3,45 Junior Classical League 25 Hi Y 25 Science Club 35 Wheel Club 3,4. RACHMAN, DANIEL BENJAMIN Dan Band 1,2,3,4. RAMAKER, LELAND JOHN Lee Wheel Club 25 B Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,4. RAMEE, RUSSELL WILLIAM Russ D.C.T. 4. RAY, LINDA GAIL Lyn Band 1,2,3,45 Senior Debs 4, Treasurer. REBER, CAROL ANN Chorus 4. REEKES, PAT A. Pat F.H.A. 25 Tri Hi Y 1. REITER, SHARI GAIL Senior Debs 4. REJDA, DENNIS PAUL Denny Wheel Club 3,45 Gymnastics 3,4. RENTZ JR., CECIL RALPH Chico Band 1,2,3,4. RESTA VINCENT ANTHONY REYNOLDS, LORRAINE HELENE Lorri Chorus 15 Melodears 2, Secretary5 Tri Hi Y 35 G.A.A. 15 Cheer- leader, Varsity 3. REYNOLDS, NORMAN EDGAR Norm RICHARDSON, JAMES EDWARD Hi Y 35 Senior Class Play 4. RICHARDSON, JOHN NEALE Snitch Key Club 3,45 Junior Band 15 Senior Band 2,3,45 Sergeant in Band 45 Basketball 15 Swimming 3,4. RICHARDVILLE, CHEI' HERAN RICHARDVILLE, DONALD RAY RICHMOND, ROBERT STEPHEN nDonn uDonn 'EDONTl, MARY JANE 'ATTON, JAMES TONEY Toney land 2,3,4. LAVLICK, CAROL ANN 'lhoir 1,4. 'AUKER, DAVID GARSON icience Club 3. 'EARL, BARBARA npinkyn litudent Council 45 National Honor Society 45 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 Junior Classical League 25 Senior Debs 4. Janie National Honor Society 45 Class President 1,25 Student Council 1,25 Wheel Club 1,2, Secretary 3,45 Swimming 15 Varsity Gymnastics 3,4. ROBINSON, JOSEPH JAMES Joe Hi Y 2,3,4, Historian 3,45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 2,3,4. ROBINSON, PATRICIA ELLIS Put National Honor Society 45 Student Council 1,2,35 Senior Class Vice President5 Swimming Team5 Wheelette 2,3,4. 'EINE, RICHARD JULIUS '1Rich 'B Club 45 Yearbook Auxiliary Staff 2,35 B Swimming Team 25 'A Swimming Team 3,4. 'ELSTRING, BARTON LEWIS Bart ophomore Class Vice President 25 Junior Class President 35 Senior lass President 45 Student Council 3,45 B Club 2,3,45 Key Club ,3,45 Hi-Y 25 Junior Civitan 45 'Junior Siniwicks Sweetheart 4. 'ENNlE, JOHN THOMAS Nheel Club 45 Swimming Team 2,3,4. s ROBINSON, VIRGINIA LEE Ginger Choir 1,2,35 D.C.T. 3,4. ROEBUCK, BARBARA ANN Bqrby Student Council 35 D.C.T. 4. ROHRBACH, MARILYN IRENE Future Homemakers 25 G.A.A. 3. ROSA, MARGO DONNA Student Council 2. SMITH, ELSIE MARTIEL ROSS, LA DONNA JEAN Choir 'l,2, D.C.T. 3,4. ROTHSCHILD, JEROME JOSEPH B Football 3, Varsity Football 4, ROUSE, BRUCE C. ROWLAND, RICHARD ROY, CAROLYN RITA G.A.A. 1. ROY, HAROLD DAVID ROY, ROBERT O. Basketball 'l,2, Track I, Football I. RYAN, FREDERICK RUSSEL SENIOR DIRECTORY uDon1l uJerrYu Track 3. Hkickff lIBoblI Fred National Honor Society 4, Student Council I, Biology Club 2, Presi- dent 2, B Club 3,4, Hi Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 2,3, President 4, Track I,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Junior Class Play 3. RYAN, JOHN RUSSEL Student Council I,2. RYAN, VINCENT LELAND RYLAND, FRANK ROSE Band I. SAADY, YVONNE MARIE Tri Hi Y 2,4. SACHS, BARBARA JOAN Swimming Team 4, G.A.A. 4. SACHS, JOEL MARTIN uleeu Sadie Bobbi Wheel Club 4, Science Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Browardier Staff 4, Photographer 4. SHRAGER, PETER EUGENE Pete' Student Council 4, Junior Class Play 3, Class Play 4, Dramatics Clul 3, Key Club 3,4. SIEGEL, LOIS BETTY Lo' G.A.A. l,2,3, F.T.A. 'I,2,3, Senior Debs 4. SIMES, JOHN LOUIS Johnny Football 'I. SIMON, BETTY JANE B.J. Student Council 4, Dramatics 3,4, Senior Debs 4, Choir I,2. SINATRA, VIRBINIA ANNE Ginny' SINCLAIR, JACQUELYN KAY Lyn' Choir I,2, Junior Varsity Swimming I, Varsity Swimming 2,3, Tenni: 4, Senior Debs 4, B Club 4. SISK, LYNDA ANN Lynder F.H.A. President 4, Senior Debs 4. SISK, NANCY CAROL Senior Debs 4. SKELDON, JAMES HALDIN Jim National Honor Society 3,4, Key Club 4, Track 'I,2,3, Football 3. SLAVAJAC, SHARON MARIE Srarie SLINSKI, 'STEPHEN JOSEPH Sonny Choir 'I,2,3, Dramatics Club 'l,3. SMITH. BETTY BOND Bet D.C.T. 3,4. Junior National Honor Society 'I, Beta Tri Hi Y 3, Wheelettes 4, Junior Sinawiks 4. SMITH, MILTON F. Butch Class President Student Council I, Football 'l,3,4, B Football 2. I SMITHWICK, ALTON WAYNE I D.C.T. 3,4, Treasurer 3, District Officer 4, Junior Varsity Football 'lj Track I,2, Football 2. SNYDER, ROBERT ALLEN Bob Swimming 3, Band 2,3,4, SOLOFF, MICHAEL STUART Mike SORIN, HERMAN IVAN Butch SALVINO, GLORIA MARIANNA GIor Student Council I,2,3, Tri Hi Y 4, Band I,2, G.A.A. 2, Southern Bell I. SAPIN, NICK T. Nicky-Poo Hi Y 3,4, B Football 3, Varsity Football 3,4. SARGEANT, KENNETH WILLIAM Crumpets Key Club 3,4, Track I,2,3, Basketball I,3, Varsity Football 3,4. SAVAGE, PATRICIA LEE Pat Student Council 4. SAVIO, ANITH ELIZABETH G.A.A. 2, Dramatics 2, Tri Hi Y 3,4, Choir 'I,2,3. SCHAEFFER, SUSAN M. Susie Student Council I. SCHAEFFER, LESLIE MARCIA Les Choir 2. SCHECHER, PATRICIA ANN Pat G.A.A. 3. SCHEINBLUM ALLAN FRED Buddy Track 3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Science Club 3,4. SCHEMBRI, ELEANOR Elly G.A.A. 2, F.B.L.A. 4, Senior Debs 4. SCHOFIELD, MICHELE PATRICIA Mickie SCHOLZ, JERRY GEORGE SCHORTEMERIER, RICHARD EDWIN Dick Choir I,2,3,4. SCHMINKY, JANET MARIE Schmink Student Council I,2,4, Wheelettes 2,3,4, Tri Hi Y 2, Browardier National Honor Society' 4, Key Club 3,4, Varsity Swimming 3,4. SOSSIN, ELAINE SANDRA Senior Debs 4, F.N.A. 4. Layne SOUDER, CREVOLYN ANN Crev Chorus I,2,3, G.A.A. 2: Dramatics 2. SOUTHWORTH, GARY EDWARD SPINELLI, JOANNE ANGELA JO Acappella Choir 4, Senior Debs 4. SPIRITO, THERESA MARIE Chorus l,2,3, D.C.T. 4. SPRINGER, WILLIAM ARTHUR Bill Dramatics Club 4, Basketball 'I. STAAL, SANDRA LEE Sandy D.C.T. 4. STACY, JAMES EDWARD Jimmy Choir 'I,2,3,4, Choir President 4, Track 2. STAHL, JUDITH ANN Judy National Honor Society 4, Junior Sinawiks 3,4, Student Council 4, Auxiliary Staff 3, Bulldog's Tale 2, Senior Class Play. SCHEECK, LYNN RENEE Choir 'l,2,3. Corresponding Secretary 4. START, SUSAN VIRGINIA Sue F.H.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 2, Senior Debs, Vioe SCHWEPPE, GERHARD GUENTHER Gerry SCIACCA, PATRINA ANN Pat SCOTT, BARRY ROGER Class President I, Science Club 3, Cross Country 3,4, Track 2,3,4, SEARS, ROBERT EMANUEL B Swimming Team I, Varsity Swimming 3, Tennis 4. SEELEY, EMMA JEAN SELLERS, NEIL JOSEPH Band I,2,3,4, Hi Y I,2,3,4, Vice President 3,4, Varsity Track 3,4, Class Play 3,4. SELPH, FLORENCE GENEVA Jeane D.C.T. Reporter 4. SENA, RUSS MARTIN Toots Band I,2,3,4, Captain 4, Dance Band I,2,3,4, Wheel Club 'l,2,3, President 4. Hi Y I,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Chaplain 4, Follies 'l,2,3,4. SHAPIRO ALAN JAY SHAPIRO, SUSAN BETTY Browardier Staff 4. SHARKEY, BRIAN GUIDO SHELTON, WILLIAM LESTER Football Manager I,4. SHOAFF, PHILLIP VERNON usueu Bill Phil Wheel Club 4, B Football 2, Track 2, Varsity Football 3,4. STEFFEN, DAVID CARL Dave STEIGEL, REGINIA JEANNETTE Reggie D.C.T. 4. STELMACH, DEANNA MARY Senior Debs 4, Dramatics 4, Senior Class Play 4. STEPHEN, JAMES WALTER Jim B Football 2,3, Varsity Football 4. STERLING, MARTHA LORRAINE Tri Hi Y 2,3,4, STETSER, RAYMOND DAVID Ray Track 3,4, Cross Country 4. STETSON, JERRY RAYMOND B Club 2,3, Key Club 3,4, Tennis Team 'I,2,3,4, Cross Country 4, Broward Follies 4. STOLL, RICHARD PATON STONEHILL, PAUL SAMUEL Slim D.C.T. 4. STOUT, DORTHY MARIE Dottie Latin Club 1, Future Nurse I, Biology Club 2, Senior Debs 4. STOWE, GERALDINE LEONE Gerry D.C.T. 4. STROLLO, ROCCO STEPHEN Rock SWANSON, ROBERT WILLIAM Bob SYMOND, GARY CHARSES SENIOR DIRECTORY AMBURRO, MIKE SUN Vheel Club 45 BulIdog's Tale, Sports Editor 45 Basketball I. ATE, GENEVA MARIE JO AUBLER, MARTHA ANN .B.L.A. AYLOR, NANCY JO itudent Council I,2,35 Junior Classical League 25 Anchor Club I,2,3,45 reasurer 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Girls' Chorus I5 Acappella 2. 9 EITSHEID, MARY LILLIAN Ihorus 1,2,3,45 Carousel 2. ERWILLIGER, NORA DOROTHY ri Hi Y 4, Pep Club 4. EMPLE, KAY DELLE itudent Council 3,45 Wheelettes 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3, Reporter 3. Bobbie Margie ERBUSH, BARBARA ANN Lrt Club 35 Acappella Choir 45 Chorus 'I,2,35 Senior Debs 4. IFFIN, RICHARD LYON TIF Vheel Club 2,3.45 B Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Tennis Club 2,35 'arsity Tennis Team 'I,2,3,4. 'OMARCHlO, MIKE JOSEPH Mike OWER, BOB iwimming 2. RICE, DON PARKE Vheel Club 2,3,4. YLER, SHARA JANE SalIy 'Iational Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 45 unior Classical League 'I,2, President 'l. 'URNER, HOMER WILLIAM URNER, MARSHALL ROSS tcience Club 3. ILINO, ROBERT Bob Symnastic Team 3,45 Carousel 2. lAN HOOGAN, NEIL 'AN STEENBECK, PETER PAUL PauI Iationol Honor Society 45 Wheel Club, Science Club 45 President. IASSOLER, VILMA DOLORES ViI 'EINOS, BARBARA ANN BOYD IILLELLA, FRANK JOHN B 'B Baseball I5 Track I. 'ISE, RICHARD KENNETH Ken 'ITALE, AMBROSE CHARLES Andy 'OLPE, JOHN Nheel Club 45 Junior Civitan 4. VAGNER, WILLIAM MICHAEL Sand 'I,2,45 Drill Instructor5 Director of Band 45 Dance Band 2,3,4. NAKELYN, DIANE Di-Di Lenior Debs 45 Tri Hi Y 35 Maiorette 3,45 Tennis Club 25 Spanish Ilub 45 Girls' Choir 'I5 Melodears 2. VAKELYN, MARGARET ANN VAKELYN, ROBERT HENRY Bob VALKER, GEORGE KENT Iross Country5 Band 1,2. VALKER, LYLIA JEAN Kitten Aelodears IVALL, KAREN LEE IVALLACE, EDGAR Dino 'B Football I5 Track I5 Softball I. VALTERS, BARBARA ANN Barb Student Council 35 Junior Civitan 45 Wheelettes 3,45 Girls' Choir 1,25 Iheerleaders 3,4, Captain 4. VARD, SUSAN JANE Susie Itudent Council 35 Girls' Chorus I5 Melodears 25 Tri Hi Y 2,3. NARF, ANN CAROLYN 'ri Hi Y 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Moiorettes 3,4. NARREN, CAROLYN JOYCE Warhorn IVARREN, PEGGY JO Peg I.H.A. 25 G.A.A. 1,25 Publications 4. VASDIN, ERNEST O. Ernie nrt Club 35 D.C.T. 4. VASSERMAN, EDWARD ALBERT VEBB, JOHN EDWARD Webb Vheel Club 4. VEBB, RUSSELL EUGENE Gene VEBBER, CHARLYN JANE slational Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Tri Hi Y 2,3, Chaplain 35 Nheelettes 45 Girls' Choir I5 Acappella Choir 2,3, WEBBER, HYLAR SHAREN uvickyn G.A.A. l,2,3,45 K.S.T. Sorority 'I,2,3,45 Booster Club 'I,2,3,4. WEBSTER, DENNIS LEE Dondi Varsity Wrestling Team I. WEEKLY, WILLIAM LEONARD Bill Dramatics Club5 Senior Class Play 4. WEIDLICH, RICHARD WEISS, RICHARD RAYMOND Dick B Club I,2,3,45 Vice President 45 Wheel Club 2,3,45 Junior Civitan 3,45 B Football 25 Varsity Football 3,45 B Basketball 3,45 Track I,2,3,4. WELSH, LAWRENCE EUGENE Larry WESOCKES, CHARLES FRANK D.C.T. 45 Swimming 2,35 Track 3. WHIDDON, JEAN LEE Lee G.A.A. 2. WHIPPLE, LARRY ALAN WHITE, LINDA LYNN Student Council I,3,4, Tri Hi Y I,2,35 Acappella Choir 2,35 Girls' Choir I. WHITEHURST, JESINA Bunny Class Treasurer I5 Red Cross 'l,2,3, Vice President I5 F.H.A. 3,45 Tri Hi Y 45 Glee Club 2,35 Acappella I. WHITNEY, BARBARA IRENE Pill WICKHAM, BEVERLY ANN Bev Student Council WILLIAMS, SHARON JOANE Student Council 35 Senior Debs 45 President 45 Tri Hi Y 25 F.H.A. 45 National Honor Society 4. Charley Sunshine WINKELSETH, EDWARD JOSEPH Eddie Band I,2,3,4. WIREBAUGH, DOLORES E. Del G.A.A. 25 F.H.A. 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Choir 'l,2. WOLF, LENI OLGA WOLF, JULES HARRIS Science Club 35 Dance Club I. WOLFERT, RICHARD ARTHUR WoIfie WOOD, LINDA JEAN G.A.A. I5 Dramatic Club 25 Senior Debs 4. WOODLE, MARGARET LYNETTE F.H.A. 25 Glee Club 2. WOODWARD, ROBIN LEE Rob-Job Student Council 35 Tri Hi Y 2,3,45 Junior Sinawik 3, President 45 G.A.A. I5 BuIIdog's Tale 4. WOODWARD, WILLIAM HERBERT Willie Wheel Club 45 Science Club 3,4, Vice President 4. WRIGHT, ALAN T. A.W. B Football I5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Track 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball I. WRIGHT, JUSTINE Jessie Anchor Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 F.B.L.A. 4. WYMAN, CHARLAINE DIANE Follies i,2,35 Senior Band 2,3,4. YASKO, JAMES MICHAEL Tennessee B Club 45 Football I5 Varsity Football 2,3,4. YORK, GEORGIANA AMELIA Georgi Student Council 35 Tri Hi Y 25 Anchor Club 3,45 B Club 3,45 B Swimming 'I5 Freshman cheerleading Captain I5 B Cheer- leading Squad 25 Varsity Cheerleading 3,45 Senior Play 4. YOUNG, JUDY A. M. National Honor Society 3,45 Quill and ScrolI5 Student Council 'I,3, 2nd Vice President 45 Service Award 35 Girls' State 35 Wheelettes 2,3,45 Bulldog's Tale I,2,35 Editor-In-Chief 45 G.A.A. I5 Junior Classical League I,35 Tri Hi Y 2. YOUNG, LARRY EUGENE B Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,4. YOUNG, VINCENT JOHN Swimming 15 Football 35 Gymnastics 3,4. YORK, JUDITH LYNN Judy G.A.A. I,2,3. ZALE, TOM ZaIe ZANELLA, BARBARA JEAN Barb F.H.A. 2,35 Senior Debs 45 Melodears 3. ZINKIL, WILLIAM GEORGE Zink B Football 35 Varsity Football 4. 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Y ,fl -z L,v M if 55 .,.. K - 9 1, MN' 417 vAf ' 'r-'a wx '4l0s'V fwq'k my, 5, ...ig mg L11 'if f I if .Sf -1' 5 Y- . if 9' what i 5 a,Js isZ?' ...., 1 f Most Talented GAYLE HARRIS RUSS SENA Phoiog The Neatest DICK HSHEL ARLENE NAVALANY Most Athletic Luz MASON ALAN WRIGHT H HAIN GANG The iuniors and sophomores compose our chain gang-formally known as underclass- men. While doing their time at hard labor, they are also contributing to life at Broward. DON BRIDGES Vice President JANE KRAFT President ANITA VERNA Secretory-Treasurer Page Two Hundred Twenty Junior officers work diligently FIRST ROW: Abels, Michael, Abernathy, Wayland, Aberns, Robert, Abrams, Stanford, Acampora, Lorraine, Aiken, Dava. SECOND ROW: Albertson, John, Alderfer, Carol, Allen, George, Allen, Herbert, Allen, Judy, Anchors, Chuck The unfailing spirit and the able le dership FIRST ROW: Andrews, Joy, Antesek, Ted, Anthony, Barbara, Antonson, Benny, Arcularius, Dale, Armstrong, Kay SECOND ROW: Aulcl, Richie, Austin, Judy, Baiorek, John, Banville, Moe, Baragury, Janet, Bark, Janice. THIRD ROW Barli, Micheal, Barnard, Lowell, Barnhill, Mary, Barrs, Lois, Bassen, Diane, Bauer, William. , 1 5 V. M , .4 ,, s FIRST ROW: Baxter, Joanne, Bayko, Barbara, Bazel, Barry, Becket, Larry, Beekman, Barbara, Bell, Mary. SECOND ROW: Bello, Roger, Bender, Kay, Black, Bonnie, Blanchard, Priscilla, Blanco, Linda, Blauthorn, Fred. which the Junior class has so eagerly displayed FIRST ROW: Bluestone, Joonne,BlumenthaI,Russ, Borg, Marian, Bowen, Dale, Bray, Tom, Brandt, Darcia. SECOND ROW: Branny, Sue, Brennan, Joann, Bridges, Donald, Brown, Dorothy, Brunn, Karen, Brunner, Herbert. THIRD ROW: Bruno, Frank, Bryant, Lonnie, Bryant, Rana, Buck, David, Budetti, Bart, Burg, James. 4 E l E l 4 1 1 FIRST ROW: Burks, Linda, Burrell, Linda, Burrell, Suzanne, Butterworth, Robert, Calloway, James, Campbell, Nick, SEC OND ROW: Carey, Fredrick, Cather, Claudia, Carlisle, Ronnie, Carroll, Donovan, Carroll, Linda, Carter, Joanne. has helped them make this year a successful one. FIRST ROW: Corullo, Paula, Chamberlain, Joanne, Charette, John, Chesire, Dave, Cipollone, James, Clark, John SECOND ROW: Clayton, Irene, Burke, Sue, Cole, Beverly, Collins, Johnny, Concato, Suzanne, Conroyd, Sue. THIRD ROW: Conti, Joe, Coporaso, Joe, Cormican, Cheerie, Cosgrove, Jeanne, Craft, Jane, Cramer, Linda. They started off the year with a bang FH .aiwi M1 f .v by presenting a splendid football coronation FIRST ROW: Craig, Paula, Crossman, Alan, Crothers, Karen, Crull, William, Cruez, Lance, Cunningham, Nancy, D'Agostino, Joseph, Dalrymple, Pat, Daniels, Nancy, Dauskart, Carolynn. SECOND ROW: Davis, Gene, Davis, Tommy, Dee, larry, DeSmith, Sherry, Desmond, Lynne, Deluca, Nick, Dewart, Douglas, Dickerson, Gary, Diemanver, Alberta, Dimfer, John. THIRD ROW: Dixon, Dorrene, Dobay, Eve, Dobbs, Donna, Doria, Grace, Dradoulakos, Koula, Draculackas, Mary, Dropkin, Sue, Dubois, Sue, Dunmire, linda, Dutcher, Sue Ellen. FOURTH ROW: Dyer, Joanne, Egierone, Bonnie, Eichert, Nancy, Eisen, Howard, Elliot, June, Farnworth, Mary Joan, Fecteau, Leslie, Feibus, Toby, Feldott, Bob, Fensterhien, Lester. FIFTH ROW: Fifer, Susie, Figueisa Georgina, Fine, Jerry, Finnegan, Jean, Fischer, Nan, Fitzgerald, B u n n y Flahertoy, Edward, Fox, Diane, Francis Gene, Freedman, Arthur. SIXTH ROW: Furnish, Nancy, Gambaro, Milre, Garasky, Mary Ellen, Gagnon, John, Garstang, Dick, Gilbert, Jerry, Gold, Judy, Goldstein, Joel, Gordon, Terry, Goss, Peggy. Q 7 fm-Nz : E 1 S ' 5 S 59 b A FIRST ROW: Hodge, Bill, Hoffman, Carol, Hoffman, Paul, Holbrook, Mary, Holmberg, Karen, Hopstetter, Kay. SECOND ROW: Horowitz, Carol, Hough, Larry, Howell, Timmy, Huben, Paula, Hutchins, Barbara, lllowiecki, Mary Ann. THIRD ROW: lllowit, Andy, Jackson, Tonda, Johnson, Carol, Johnson, Ivan, Johnson, Linda, Johnson, Michelle. They carried the high standard of work into their follies. FIRST ROW: Joiner, Jim, Jones, Douglas, Jones, George, Jones, Jeanie, Jordan, Dick, Kahn, Bill. SECOND ROW: Kaplan, Gail, Kay, John, Kay, Roger, Kaye, Glenn, Klein, Meade, Keating, John. FIRST ROW: Kelso, David, Kemp, Deliah, Kessel, Ann, Kimbeiel, Opeai, Kite, Janet, Kohlus, Barry. SECOND ROW Kovalic, Judy, Kris, Rohi, Krysiak, Marilyn, Kurrs, -Jane, LaBelle, Charlotte, Lahue, Ann. The Junior Class Play, My Friend Irma was another example FIRST ROW: Lambie, Bob, Lambert, Maliona, Lampert, Penny, Landers, Barry, LaPorta, Gioia, LaPorta, Sheridan. SECOND ROW: Lapre', Cordell, Larkin, Jim, Larson, Erna, Lavres, Paul, Lawton, Bill, Layne, Diana. THIRD ROW: Leach, Shirley, Levin, Norman, Lepane, Ann, Lexow, Susan, Linville, Dan, Lombard, Maureen. RST ROW: London, Garyp London, Lilap Loury, Tomy Lubeker, Petey Lyle, Karenp MacLeod, Gerdon. SECOND ROW lacPhee, Donnap Macrary,Jol1ny Maguran, Rosemaryp Maiberger, Stevep Malphurs, Carolp Managold, Maryanne. of the Juniors' diligence. they really went all out RST ROW: Manciella, Petey Manguso, Rose Annp Marcie, Marieg Marden, Judyp Marnell, Ronnieg Marolmic, Chuck ECOND ROW: Martin, Sallyg Marhinella, Kathy: McComiskey, Muriel: McCoy, Suep McCully, Garyp McDonnell zmes. THIRD ROW: McDonnough, Dennisp McManns, Robert: Mencel, HelengMenclenhall,Garyg Mentzer, Carol lichaelis, Harold. l for their work clay, and earned the money for a lovely prom at the Hollywood Beach Hotel. FIRST ROW: Miller, Betty, Miller, Dennis, Miller, Joey, Mittauer, Bob, Moore, Kathy, Moore, Ron- nie, Morris, Terry, Morton, Rose, Most, Allan, Mozzott, Richard. SECOND ROW: Muniz, Evelyn, Murchison, Sally, Murphy, Fran- ces, Neese, Linda, Nemeth, Paul Newland, Ronnie, Newman, Bar- bara, Nevins, Peggy, Nichols Stewart, Nickerson, Dennis. THIRD ROW: Nix, Henry, Noel, David, Noataman, Chester, Northrup, Jackie, Novak, Don, Nye, Dale, Odak, John, O'Kane, Penny, Niduvitch, Frances, O'Quinn, Sandra. FOURTH ROW: Otey, Tom, Owens, Catherine, Owens, Max- ine, Outten, Lorrie, Page, Rich- ard, Pastor, Hope, Paulson, Bob, Pegg, Bill, Perry, Gloria, Philbin, Barbara. FIFTH ROW: Philips, Louis, Phil- lips, Beverly, Platt, Rob, Platt, Steve, Pomponio, Jane, Poole, Linda, Popp, Clara, Pratt, Carol, Powers, Darlene, Preng, Mickey. SIXTH ROW: Quaranto, Marie, Radford, Jerry, Raetsch, Carol, Ralston, Merle, Ramo, Neil, Ram- sey, Ann, Randall, John, Rankin, Nancy, Raymond, Judy, Rearic, Betsy. I -v Q si lv l 5 I 3 l FIRST ROW: Reed, Beverly, Rexford, Mary Laura, Rhodes, Becky, Rigg, Mike, Riukin, Kathy, Rivers, John. SECOND ROW: Roberts, Diane, Roberts, June, Rodebaugh, Janet, Rose, Linda, Rose, Robin, Rosen, Eileen. THIRD ROW: Rosenthal, Toby, Ross, Cliff, Rouse, Bob, Rubin, Susan, Russo, Vera, Ryle, James. Yes, the Juniors can look back on this year FIRST ROW: Saady, Joyce, Soft, Edwarcf, Salter, Debra, Samess, Lorraine, Sandelier, Jorclan, Sceusa, Flora. SECOND ROW: Scott, Ann Marie, Scharf, Barbara, Schermerhorn, Sandra, Schoen, Stephen, Schuler, Sheron, Schultz, Kathleen. I 91 P l ., 55Ei?:Sf2':I5?i5iGifA5iH jig , I 452:52 ' :IRST ROW: Schultz, Margeret, Schultz, Norman, Seligfon, Garv, Seyez, Nancy, Shack, Jackie, Shanley, Dave. SEC- DND ROW: Shaw, Herbert, Shinn, Mike, Shira, Leon, Shope, William, Siebenthale, David, Silverman, Ellen. THIRD IOW: Simoldoni, Charles, Simon, Rene, Smith, Anne, Smith, Ray, Smith, Richard, Smythe, Sandra. as a iob well done, and can look forward FIRST ROW: Sneden, Pat, Snyder, Bill, Solomon, Arlene, Sorin, Karen, Sorin, Marilyn, Capano,Billie. SECOND ROW peaken, Carol, Spina, Rose, Stamach, Barbara, Steinruck, Ruth, Stien, David, Stower, Peter. ,WT .W .J X .f PQ, ., , ,g 1 ,, I - A. zisl ' i':si?zfsfg?ws ,eg if ' is an ' ' 5' W , . - ' -5 5' im, Q 1 . F xv N, 1 1 X f 232557 . ,., 3 Q, H ., ,s ay Www- :- 1,-:'.xfff,-'fee :nw ,W , A E zgzz ' ' gf JW' I - W ? 5,1 L V A.,EE u. MMM 5 , , ys.,,f'?g , saw.-1 A? IRST ROW: Wentzel Bob, Wickersham, Ginny, Wierwick, Trudy, Williams, Ellen, Williams, Marsha, Williams, Cynthia -ECOND ROW: Winner, Nancy, Wood, Walter, Woodworth, Shirley, Wotten, Rich, Zogrie, Robert, Zinkll, Patrick. when they become the Seniors of 1960. took 'he d Y- it Nw-nv omg Hoopi Ardent supporters. Page Two Hundred Thirty-Fiv ,, . gigs 37514 5 , , . f --fk 5 A 559. 4 Z 1 s M, A ,, . , -' ' w , 7 -fha...-vm..,..,.,.. , : . b . Q X59 E W ui' ,V r r F 4 I' 74 'ffl ' s ff 'S 5. A 1 .rr . 1 ' -'A- 1 f li m i wg ' ,K f, efffggigg: Guess who? I. Go, Cot! Photographers lncorceroted. Hula hoops come in all sizes M -v Q -- .- Mr. President! N T . , Ll Caught in the act. This is Advanced Physics?? Mr. Wrinkle captures juvenile delinquent. Study! Who, me? another Alice iust isn't the same since she got engaged. f.,A, 'Ne Page Two Hundred Thirty-Seven lll if K 1? . . 5 5- ll -' gf , ,Ng . g W,LyLL ' .4 I Rich plays model. Somebody's making a mess. The well-dressed seniors. Page Two Hundred Thirty-Eight Steady now . . Cleanliness first Is it Freddie's birthday again? Just think l'II be taking over next year. z 5 Sacks and more sacks! x.. - , Qs-,vt Pigskin and powder puffs- What cr combination! The fin men have their day. How not to pole vault. i MN xii K MT , Q SKIPPER SORVAS ALAN REPP EFFIE MALOIF President Vice-President Secretory-Treasurer Sophomore officers experience ci successful year of leadership P g T Hundred Forty RST ROW: Adams, James, Adams, Janet, Ahlarim, Geraldine, Albert Katie, Allan, Diane, Allgaier, Sherry lphonse, Eugene, Ammons, Leslie. SECOND ROW: Amundson, Melvin, Anderson, Larry, Andert, Gail, April, Dick rgy, John, Atkinson, Paul, Auld, Peggy, Avery, Jim. THIRD ROW: Bailey, David, Bakker, Ruth, Baly, Diane, Bar- etta, Nick, Barnett, Bill, Bartusch, Bill, Bassler, Jane, Bataglia, Ralph. Although newcomers to Broward RST ROW: Baxter, David, Bayko, Carol, Beebe, Marian, Behrman, Lesley, Bennet, Bill, Bernard, Louis, Bicos, Kathy, gham, Barbara. SECOND ROW: Blackmere, Pat, Blume, Marilyn, Boles, Kenneth, Borradailey, Bob, Borowasha, Bill, ave, Maryanne, Bowen, Gwen, Bowles, Susan. THIRD ROW: Brainerd, Judy, Brand, Jim, Breitkoph, Irmtraud, Brock- ell, John, Brodeur, Dennis, Brooks, Cinthy, Brummer, Ruth, Bucknell, JOGI1- ,.,,'- T ?:: 7,.,,. .. 1.223 . 224-K 5 the Sophomores have shown FIRST ROW: Bunyan, Dianna: Burger- meister, Carl: Burkett, Alan: Burkett, Glen: Burnard, Shirley: Burris, Lynn: Burrows, Bette: Burton, Barbara: Bush, Mike: Butler, Mary Jo: Butler, Thomas: Campbell, Carol: Canem, Betty. SECOND ROW: Caris, Lynda: Carlton, Jane: Carmichael, Betty: Carnal, Dillard: Carter, Ronnie: Cartier, Barbara: Car- win, Jocelyn: Cascone, John: Cename, Bob: Chancey, Luther: Charnow, Pearl: Cheries, Paul: Chiappa, George. THIRD ROW: Christiansen, Otto: Christy, Mercedes: Ciechini, Ralph, Clarkson, David: Clemons, John: Cobb, Jerry: Cochran, Allen: Cochran, Bob, Coleman, June: Collins, Gerry: Collins, Sharon: Costa, Julia: Corwin, Jaclyn. FOURTH ROW: Cozad, David: Crosby, Carole: Cunningham, Karen: Curry, Ruth: DaCosta, Dee: Dacldis, Barbara: D'Agostine, Bob: D'Agostine, Carmen: Dahlgren, John: Daida, Robert, Dalrymple, Richard: Dando, Frances Danaelo, Angela. FIFTH ROW: Darweg, Christine: Dar- win, Christine: Daughtry, Ruth: Davies, Larry: Davis, Ellie: Davis, Jerry: Davis, Mary Ellen: Davis, Sandy: DeLuca, Marie: DeLucia, Richard: Demetski, Sandy: Denker, Martin: Denlinger, Lyndarae. SIXTH ROW: Derrever, Charles: Diegel, Douglas: Dienhart, Sue: DiGaetano, Rosemary: Dobson, Jeffrey: Donaldson, Gay: Dorsey, Perry: Doster, Joe: Drag, Bernie: Dubin, Jan: Duff, Sandy: DuGay, Christine: Duncan, Lynda. SEVENTH ROW: Easterling, Sunnie: Edgeman, Portia: Eglinas, Terry: Eisen, Arlein: Enewolb, Mike: Englehart, Art: Englehart, Bill: Engstrom, Bob: Erb, Dave: Fabianich, Karen: Farah, Ron- ald: Feraro, Mareia: Feraro, Tom. EIGHTH ROW: Fernandes, Agnas: Fiet, Fred: Fine, Anita: Fisher, Sue: Francke, Ken: Fresh, Paula: Frederickson, Tucker: Fried, Hal: Frisco, Sandy: Frost, Sally: Fugit, Alma: Gaines, Jim: Galston, Floyd. 5 ,-. I W ,aw . - 5 Q W X a great deal of class spirit 5.3, ,. . ., ', ' 'fi ' V 4 .. 'L'L u...f ,X 5 91 V f , - .-ggixkf-LL, . , -eq, - ', .k Q A f P 1 . ::' - - '4 .K L Q I 5 5 mK', X ug- -.. nr uu- C wg: 1 5- S wg S1 r 1 1 1 .Q Q. S S wi? Zig W ge QMS 4 I 5: Vx gf Q Y Q ,X if W xr.: 2 '-...f -x .R Ak gh' f -.. 1?-ff xl .- K..-. :Q E Y : v 4' i L, FIRST ROW-: Gattis, Ellen, Geary, Gail, Gerkin, Bob, Gifforde, Celelia, Gillies, Janice, Glinn, Frank, Goldfeder, Marc Goldman, Sheila. SECOND ROW: Goldsmith, Mike, Goldstein, Diane, Gonyea, Bill, Gordon, Terry, Grafeus, Connie Gray, Douglas, Gray, Kathy, Greenbaum, Joy. THIRD ROW: Greene, Leslie, Greene, Lynn, Greitzer, Dee, Griswolc Carol, Grob, Bob, Goetchen, Richie, Gross, Betty, Gross, Patsy. in all the efforts FIRST ROW: Hahn, Walt, Hallgren, Joyce, Hancock, Carole Jean, Handson, Rock, Hannan, Sydney, Harbin, Norma Harley, Gloria, Harman, Sylvia. SECOND ROW: Harmon, Jim, Harren, June, Hart, Joe, Hartung, Charlene, Harvie John, Harwell, Joan, Henick, Harley, Hernandez, Mike. THIRD ROW, Heys, George, Higgins, Patty, Hill, Glenda, Hill man, Don, Himelfarb, Betty, Hinman, Richard, Hinson, Carol, Holden, Dana. I 136 ei, fs 5' ROW: Holly, Gail, Hollander, Alan, Henan, Joe, Horowitz, l.onney, Horwath, Larry, Hoston, Bob, Humfleet Jnce, Jaynes, Maribeth, Jeffries, John, Jeffries, Mike. J they have made this year. RST ROW: Jenner, Bill, Jerrett, Beverly, Johnson, Adrien, Johnson, Ann, Jones, Bruce, Jones, Carlotta, Jones, annie, Jordan, Vicki. SECOND ROW: Julian, Jean, Kallen, Frima, Kaplan, Bruce, Karasow, Elyse, Kasmin, Kathy, auger, Walter, Kattus, Garry, Keegan, Dale. THIRD ROW: Keethler, Sandy, Kellogh, Ted, Khedouri, Eileen, Kincaid, lckie, Kingham, Sandy, Kirklan, Bonnie, Kirkman, Bob, Kirkman, Richard. - tsmlwimgszilf 7 1 Af so f s.. A I Hummel, Olga. SECOND ROW: Hunter, Joan, Hurst, Donna, Kutz, Bill, llowiecki, Betty, lsdell, Bo, Jackson, Jackson, Jesse, Jackson, Pam. THIRD ROW: Jacobs, Elaine, Jacoby, Gail, James, Gary, James, Helen, Janaski, To begin their first year FIRST ROW: Kleine, Etta Jean, Kline, David, Kniep, Pam, Knighten, Pat, Kohler, Nancy, Kolper, Pat, Korb, Bob, Kunas, Marty, Ladd, Bill, LaMaster, Judy, Lambre, Nancy, Landis, Ed, Landon, Donna. SECOND ROW: Landry, Charlene, Lange, Bontia, LaPre, Rick, Laroch, Earl, Larrington, Janet, LoValle, Gerry, LaVignae, Frank, Lawton, Judy, Leach, Linda, Lee, Sylvia, Lehmer, Carole, Lehnert, Wayne, Levinson, Dorothy. THIRD ROW: Lindstedt, John, Linzman, Linda, Little, Joanne, Loeb, Barbara, Loel, Linda, Long, Jeff, Longnecker, Pat, Lotito, Chris, Ludwig, Marianne, Lyle, Narnine, Lynch, Pat, Lynott, Matt, Mabery, Edward. FOURTH ROW: McAllister, Judi, Mac- aluso, Jim, McArthur, Saraiean, Mc- Creary, Johnny, McHale, Bob, McHale, Mary, McKergh, Jim, McKinney, Larri, McMahon, Ellen, McMahon, Jerry, Mc- Makin, Jana, McNeese, Linda, Mc- Quatters, Fred. FIFTH ROW: Madden, Barbara, Mail- loux, Donina, Maiolla, Mike, Mallette, Richard, Malloy, Sheila, Malouf, Effie, Manley, John, Manning, Bobbie, Marant, Robert, Marien, Wendy, Marien, Ronald, Markiewicz, Tamya, Matin, Joe SIXTH ROW: Martin, Ricky, Masnikoff, Gail, Mason, Darlene, Mativa, Marolyn, Mattson, Billy, Mattson, Gene, Mawby, Diane, Mears, John, Meltzer, Joe, Menis, Vicki, Mercer, William, Merges, Jerry, Miller, Don. SEVENTH ROW: Miller, Earl, Miller, Phylis, Miller, Robin, Miller, Sherry, Miller, Shirley, Miltmore, Ronnie, Monaco, Dave, Moneque, Powell, Monroe, Chris, Montesano, Bill, Moore, David, Moore, Ed, Moore, Kathy. EIGHTH ROW: Morris, Carol, Morrison, Linda, Morton, Bob, Mulkey, Jerry, Munroe, Lynn, Muraski, Paulette, Murphy, Jimmy, Murwski, Beverly Musselwhite, Evelyn, Nagel, Gary, Nagy, Betty, Nash, Alice, Nataline, Mary. F 45 YA! of participation in Broward life 1 ds f A En' 5 .- K , ffffxx A fgg-N ig r r L mM 5 Q? V 13 ' 5' f- Q i ' v ,f . LH I - qw ai- ,VL. 3 , 1 1 5 N- 5 ' .Q V' 'W 'VL' ,445 I i I N w 5 4, ,, Ii 76 MEM q i FIRST ROW: Neff, Clarence, Neff, Jimmy, Nelson, Anita, Newman, Karen, Nichols, Sue, Nicholson, Sandy, Nielse Judy, Nober, Eileen. SECOND ROW: Noe, Lynn, Noga, Sandy, Norterman, Hugo, Nunn, Nancy, Obei, Harol O'Brien, Terry, Odak, Mary Ann, Oddo, Chris. THIRD ROW: O'Neill, Maureen, Owens, Gary, Pagnotto, Elain Paige, Nancy, Palmieri, Mike, Palmieri, Vincent, Parker, Loni, Parker, Terry. the Sophomores elected fine class officers FIRSTROW: Parsons, Todd, Pascuito, Bob, Patton, Jeanie, Pelton, Ken, Pennie, Frank, Peters, Bob, Petral, Willarc Petrie. Donald. SECOND ROW: Peeiffer, Susan, Pfieffer, Sue, Pierce, Grover, Pierson, Sheila, Pilara, Raymond, Pipkil Ed, Poalillo, Dave, Poaster, Larry. THIRD ROW: Pohle, Linda, Pomponio, Joe, Potsdan, Dave, Powers, Fran, Power Betsy, Preziosi, Roger, Prignano, Susan, Propst, Gary. i,,1..Jmu.L M ,j , f lim, sfo E M, '1::1 f' 1 wv, 4g,- . 3 ,RST ROW: Provenzano, Charlotte, Quarterman, Doris, Ralston, Ralph, Read, Jan, Rehvein, Patty, Reiter, Susan alicke, Rick, Repp, Alan. SECOND ROW: Rhodes, Bruce, Rhodes, Eleanor, Richardson, Margeret, Richardson, Philip ckman, Jimmy, Riley, Ray, Robinson, Dave, Roderick, Carl. THIRD ROW: Rodio, Mary, Roebuck, Jim, Roxey, Donna Jsen, Larry, Rosenberg, Ruth, Rosenblatt, Jill, Rosenshein, Neil, Rosenthal, Allen. and Student Council Representatives. RST ROW: Rosenthal, Carol, Rosenthall, Lois, Ross, Linda, Russel, Karol, Russell, Bob, Rutz, John, Ryan, Judy, fland, Gaines. SECOND ROW: Salvino, Mary Anne, Santana, Susan, Santilli, Jo Ann, Sarzen, Marsha, Saunclerson, eanne, Scarfo, Frank, Scarpino, Frank, Schaftner, Bob. THIRD ROW: Schembri, Charlie, Schenker, Bob, Scherman, fnn, Schlein, Carolyn, Schmid, Karen, Scholom, Richard, Schwall, Mike, Schwartz, Norman. - i ,Ml .35 ,As They can now look forward to the years FIRST ROW: Sciaccai, Rosemarie, Seibenthaler, Carol, Sharp, Priscilla, Sham, Denny, Shuler, Barbara, Shuler, Betsy, Shull, Bill, Silber, Bob, Silber- stein, Brenda, Silberstein, Hal, Simon- son, Collenf Sisalok, Pete, Skidmore, Marsha. SECOND ROW: Skogland, Robert, Smith, Beverly, Smith, Carol, Smith, George, Smith, Linda, Smith, Malcolm, Smith, Peggy, Snyder, Nancy, Solomon, Stan, Sorren, Anthony, Sorvas, Skipper, Sparacino, Paulette, Sparkman, Burt. THIRD ROW: Sparkman, Ed, Springer, Dale, Spoonts, Jimmy, Stahlman, Carole, Standen, Phyllis, Stark, Larry, Stelmach, Theresa, Stetser, Barbara, Stevens, Carol, Steward, Sylvia, Stone, Dave, Stout, Sam, Stowe, Dennis. FOURTH ROW: Strachan, Richard, Strauss, Marsha, Strilla, Ed, Stuntz, Fifi, Sullivan, Joe, Sullivan, Richard, Summers, Eleanor, Summers, Fred, Sundy, Alice, Taft, Donald, Tallent, Cheryl, Tardin, Sally, Taylor, Raelene. FIFTH ROW: Taylor, Ray, Tenny, Allen, Stelmach, Theresa, Thompson, Sue, Thompson, Virginia, Thornton, Robert, Thorp, Bill, Tibe, Barbara, Timmons, Gary, Timmons, Kirk, Toby, Donald, Tognoli, Steve, Tracey, Dick. SIXTH ROW: Trawley, Julia, Treaster, Jeep, Truitt, Betty, Truitt, Ronnie, Truockosk, Stanley, Tufford, Wayne, Turner, Faith, Turner, Joyce, Turner, Mary, Tworoger, Ken, Unger, Mary Lynn, Unruh, Beverly, Uplinger, Charles. SEVENTH ROW: Van Arsdale, Peggy, Vandervort, Bonnie, Vigliona, Joyce, Villacecchia, Art, Votaw, Bob, Wade, Kay, Walker, Fay, Walker, Jeannie, Walker, Ron, Waller, Sandra, Walsh, Jerry, Walsh, Pat, Walter, Jackie. EIGHTH ROW: Walti, Linda, Waninger, Carol, Ward, Cheryl, Ward, Dave, Ward, Diane, Warf, Marolyn, Warner, Clyde, Warren, Lynda, Warnert, Jim, Warren, Clowers, Webber, Charles, Webster, Steve, Weeks, Diane. if ' iiiigl k' :t'i5f'l:ff: ting: S 1 af -:ff-,g:f:x , :st 1 i x , 1 rx k xiii:-iii, , fifsmif A, Wt I t 'i5.. , : ..., . .gi , 1 t V : ' E - . 4 Q Q 1 A ik Q ly E se 'Q 1 1 .,,. A. X' ,- I Z misf it -f - Ffa R , , V XS. , F if ws, . ,K ' wif 3 4 a' ft , Q t 45,1 ,f A tx: :sf 1 J wsweg gig: i A X ex .- . - 1 s Q 13, ff is , Q.. x f a A 5' wt: 'B Z: ':, ...Wi , , , It ,,.:. . , Q11 5 as 2 t .6 2 Q ahead when they will become , K, Y ,, ix ,- A fa.. ' 'f fi 1 'H r Ay' K X. . , . M e.e,, . .: .Ng - I 'bg 5 3 ,gc . z ziw f ' X fi..-rg-X.,,c M ge 1 H a i is H ri , ,L I-9,3 W If TQEW 'Iii' 1: ee 1 9 FIRST ROW: Weeler, Laura, Weipert, Candy, Wentzel, Dolores, Weson, Ed, Whalen, Peggy, Whaling, Mike, Whiddo Linda,Whipple,Jim. SECOND ROW: White, Judy, Whone, Bob, Wicks, Ann, Williams, Louis, Williams, Marilyn, W liams, Pat, Williams, Reta, Williams, Robert. THIRD ROW: Winkler, Betty, Woodfin, Bob, Wolfe, Andrea, Wolfe, Hue Wolfe, Stephanie, Wooten, Nancy, Xides, Vike, Yablonsky, Steve. FOURTH ROW: Yaguda, Roberta, Yates, Gar Young, Carole, Young, Donna, Young, Nancy, Zambito, A. J., Zarfoff, Jack, Zinkil, Margie. even more a part of Broward. R ,-1' All Aid Students ,4., .sw-G-1 A lr Mrs. Dowerman and Miss Sproul are helpful to all. i . K r Wfwguumfm 1 Good morning . . . South Broward, answers Mrs. Zaleman Mrs. Giles prepares transcripts, Mrs. Parker records grades A Lv V319-smwmn , Fig, es ' , it im if .1-- --.. .- i ' A Page Two Hundred Fifty-Four PATRONS SUPPCRT BROWARDIER Mr. and Mrs Nat Allen Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Booker Mr. and Mrs. Myron Burnstein Dr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Coffey Mr. and Mrs A. C. Cozens Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deutsch B. J. Fishler Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Franza Mr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Gair S. G. Garson and Mrs. Clement Geronemus and Mrs. Robert R. Harriss and Mrs. John Hege, Jr. Edward Hersh cmd Mrs. S. J. Hodkin and Mrs. William Hunter, Jr. Stanley Kessel K. M. Kirkman Samuel L. Kirkman and Mrs. Edward Laws Mr. and Mrs. August A. Ludke Leo M. Macho . and Mrs. W. C. Mather . and Mrs. A. R. Newland . and Mrs. A. C. Paoli Dr. Thomas A. Parker and Mrs. R. J. Patterson . and Mrs. Manuel Sachs . and Mrs. J. A. Savio and Mrs. Ernest Serrano . and Mrs. N. Shapiro . and Mrs. J. J. Shear . and Mrs. J. Jay Simons Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Snow Dr. and Mrs. David A. Stone R. C. Tesher R. M. Theodore Mr. Joe Tunes Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Van Houten . and Mrs. Jack Yeslow . and Mrs. I. H. Zarfoss Page Two Hundre dF it WR 51 3' - ' , dl. 2, , 5 fb Q ' g. ' I A as HAIN MAKERS my . ew J u Adobe Brick ........ Bank of Hollywood .... Beach Pharmacies ...... Betsy and Billy's ......... Block Supply Company Bouquet Flower Shop Breeding's Drug Store ...... Browardier Ad ............... Calvin Construction Company Central Appliance Company .... Charnow Real Estate Company . . . Chuck's ..................... Citizens Bank .... ............. Coca-Cola Bottling Company Cox Drug Store ............. Dania Bank ............... Dania Jai Alai Fronton .... Dania Pharmacy ...... Diplomat Hotel ....... Doster Hosiery Mills Entrada Motel ........ First National Bank ..... Florida Power 81 Light .... Florida Theater ............ Fowler's Restaurant .......... Holbrook Buick Incorporated ...... Hollywood Beach Hotel ........... Hollywood Federal Savings and Loan Hollywood Ford ................. Hollywood Gardens ............. Hollywood Incorporated .. Hollywood Loan Brokers .... Hollywood Lumber ...... Hollywood Mortuary .... Hollywood Motors ........ Hollywood Teen Center ..... Hollywood Tile 8. Terrazzo Home Federal ................ Jack's Washing Machine Repair Jay's Drug Store ............... Joe's Market ............... Julius LaRosa ......... KelIy's Hamburgers ..... Kurlander's ........ ..... Lee's Bicycle 8. Key Shop .... Light's Barber Shop ......... Page Two Hundred Fifty-Eight Index of Advertisers Lowery's Diner .......... Mack Industries Corporated Mary H. Sterritt Accessories Meeklns ............... Melina's .... . ........ . . Mimi's Beauty Salon ..... Modern Electric Company Mr. Marti Hairdresser .... Olympic Sport Shop .... Pat-Karen Apartments .... Patsy Hair Fashion Salon . People's Gas Company . . . Pete's Hotpoint ........ Pittman Electric ........ Polka-Dot Shop ......... Restaurant Switzerland . . . Riverside Laundry ...... Robert Hannan . . . Robert's Drive-In . . . Royal Market .. Russell's Market .. Scott's Drive-In . .. Sea Crest Manor Senior Class ...... Sherron Motors ......... Smith Office Supply ..... Sokolow's Department Store Southern Bell Telephone . Standard Auto Bumper . . . Star Fabrics ........... Surf and Sand ..... Surf Five and Ten ....... Swap Shop ............ Sweet and Blossom Shoppe The Mail Box .......... Tuscany Motel .......... Valentine's Book Store Wadlington Funeral Home Walter Gray ........... Washburn Florist ........ Wesson Jewelry ....... Western Auto Store ..... West Hollywood Lumber . Wynona Cleaners ....... Yaguda's Drug Store .... 266 266 260 269 264 264 270 260 275 268 268 274 261 270 264 266 272 266 264 272 264 271 266 283 261 269 270 279 272 268 264 262 270 262 262 265 260 268 280 260 262 270 270 270 260 PLEASE PAUSE OUR APPLAUSE- WFEEQWWQ If you are one of this year's graduates, all 125 of us at The Dania Bank send congratulations for your achievement . . . and best wishes for good health and happiness in the years ahead. We hope you will always look on us as your friends, ready to help you with every banking matter in your financial affairs. THE DANIA BANK a name you can bank on Between Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale on Dania Beach Boulevard KALAJ DANIA, FLORIDA Hollywood Exchange WA 2-4501 Miami Exchange FR 1-1391 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone WA 2-4411 Member F. T. D. A. WASHBURN FLORIST When Words Fail, Say It With Flowers 2002 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, Florida Compliments of DANIA JAI-ALAI PALACE Phone WA 3-1511 E. Dania Beach Boulevard Books Make The Perfect Gift VALENTINE'S BOOK SHOP 1909 Harrison Street Hollywood, Florida Phone WA 2-0721 Books For All Ages BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES HOLLYWOOD LUMBER COMPANY 750 North Dixie Highway Hollywood, Florida Phone WA 3-6567 MR. MARTI HAIRDRESSER 1843 Harrison Street Phone WA 2-4620 Hollywood, Florida MARY H. STERRITT ACCESSORIES Specializes in Accessories for Teens and Their Mothers 108 South 20th Avenue Hollywood, Florida GOOD LUCK, SENIORS YAGUDA'S DRUG STORE Come In To See Hollywood's Most Complete Cosmetic Department 2016 Harrison Street Phone WA 3-7901 Hollywood, Florida CHUCK'S Headquarters for Boys' and Girls' Levis 2022 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, Florida BEST WISHES SHERRON MOTOR COMPANY HolIywood's Pioneer Dealer CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL I328 South Federal Hollywood, Florida RENT A CAR - 53 PER DAY Daily - Weekly - Monthly - Yearly Lowest Rates in Town BUY A CAR All Makes - Guaranteed Nobody, But Nobody, Beats Our Deals SHIP A CAR - S50 ANYWHERE Anywhere - We Make All Arrangements SELL A CAR We Buy Anything WASH A CAR 95c HOLLYWOOD MOTORS, LTD. We Are Reliable - Fast Service 805 North Federal Highway Hallandale Phone WA 3-4641 Miami Phone FR 7-'l36I DRIVERS WANTED TO ALL CITIES 2847 Hollywood Boulevard Phones: WA 2-3486-WA 2-8800 Hollywood, Florida SWEET 8. BLOSSOM SHO INCORPORATED CANDIES - GIFTS - FLOWERS 1812 S. Young Circle - Diplomat Hotel WA 2-5686 WA 3-5695 Hollywood, Florida Hannah and Robert Kopelman P, 110 South Federal Highway 5 8g 10 SURF 5 81 10 In The Dania Shopping Center BETSY AND BILLY CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE MAIL BOX GIFTS - souvENIRs N39 Hollywood Boulevard D. G. Manesiotis Phone WA 2-5030 Hollywood, Florida Sub Post Office Station No. 1 306 Johnson Street Hollywood B eaoc h, Florida KU RLAN DER's J0E'S MARKET WOMEN'S APPAREL 9oo ocean Drive FOR STYLE Hollywood Beach, Florida WA 2-2709 or WA 2-5749 FANCY GROCERIES - PRIME MEATS DAIRY PRODUCTS FOR QUALITY FOR VALUE 1935 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, Florida Your Wash Is Our Command JACK'S ALL MAKES WASHER REPAIRS West Hollywood 5649 Johnson Street YUkon 3-3450 WESSON JEWELRY HOLLYWOOD LOAN BROKERS We Supply Your Gifts 2000 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, Florida CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 00X DRUG STURE 2340 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, Florida BEST WISHES, SENIORS HOLLYWO0D BEACH HUTEL Hollywood Beach, Florida WA 2-4551 MACK , BEST WISHES, SENIORS I 0 A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS hop 1900 Harrison Street 1 LUTZEEEL H+ y W TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE Hollywood, Florida -C TRUSSES yl W HARDWARE 20th at Garfield PAINT WA 2-6771 RESTAURANT BEACH PHARMACIES SWITZERLAND On The Beach WISHES TO CONGRATULATE 328 J h S o nson treet THE SEN O 'ORS F 59 Hollywood, Florida 1816 South Young Circle Ph WA 2 2666 Hollywood, Florida Une - of 1:19 ISSES SEACREST MANOR ROBERT HANNAN, , FLYING REALTOR 3725 South Ocean Drive Corner Tyler Street and 19th Avenue Hollywood Beach, Florida HOLLYWOOD WA 3-2322 BEST WISHES FROM Best Wishes to Class of '59 manager ,AVS DRUG STORE Louis A. CHARNOW I 1 I REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Famous for Prescriptions I-EN FELDMAN R P We Sell the Earth and I A ' L I l t Insure What's On It 101 North Dixie Highway Hallandale, Florida Phone WA 2-7665 1937 Harrison Street Hollywood, Florida wood, Fl0l'ldCl Phone WA 2-2681 TFGCIC Breeding's Rexall Drug Store HARVEY BREEDING, Registered Prescription Druggist FREE DELIVERY-PHONE WA 2-7561 Serving the South Broward Area 1400 South Federal Highway Hollywood, Florida There's a one and only in refreshment, too Q iwwf.-ff-44' N IOTILED UNDER Autnomv or me cocA-con comrmv IV Fort Lauderdale Bottling Company Fort Lauderdale, Florid G DOSTER HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers of the Finest Nylon Hosiery Sold Directly to the Customer Retail Store 2021 Coolidge Street Hollywood, Florida Dania-Riverside Laundry and Linen Supply, Inc. Laundry - Linen Supply - Valet Service Main Office and Plant 303 North Federal Highway Dania, Florida Phone: Hollywood WA 2-7571 Ft. Lauderdale .IA 3-0746 BLOCH SUPPLY C., INC. 5 North Federal Highway, Dania Phone WA 2-5727 Complete Line of Plumbing, Electrical Supplies Super Kem-Tone, Lowe Brothers, Sta-Dri Paints WE CUT AND THREAD PIPE HOLLYWOOD MORTUARY WA 2-2611 OBIE H. JOHNSON, Licensed Director On the Circle - Downtown Hollywood BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 1959 STANDARD AUTO BUMPER CORP. 2500 West 3rd Court Hialeah, Florida ROYAL MARKET 1946 Harrison Street PRIME MEATS AND FANCY DELICATESSEN Phone WA 2-4581 FREE DELIVERY Hollywood, Florida BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '60 FROM THE BROWARDIER STAFF OF '59 DICK CARSON BOB MOORE HOLLYWOOD GARDENS 2838 Hollywood Boulevard WA 2-6746 Florist - Pool Supplies - Lawn Mower Service Garden and Pest Supplies Everything Down to Earth Compliments of FOWLER'S GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT T On the Circle Hollywood, Florida HCILLYWDDD BEACH, FLA. :sean 5. DCEAN on., MA WAbasl'1 3-I56I Ho11ywood's foremost family motel Xie Kg! ,f .Q ,if A , fl M T Li, Q 5 s ' A 4, i . gilmk , Vkri, why 5- ,A VTLV :-, lm, y, A x 1 lx , . .5 4 , K . k,r,f,,,, , ,. 1200 North Federal Highway Phone WA 2-6721 Hollywood, Florida WESTERN AUTO STORE 118 South Federal Highway DANIA IN FLORIDA Compliments of PHIL and CHUCK DANIA PHARMACY 1 North Federal Highway Phone WA 2-4342 SOKOLOW'S DEPARTMENT STORE A Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Merchandise SWAP SHOP BUY - SELL - TRADE ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING WA 2-3734 1614 S. Dixie SINCE 1916 3 North Federal Highway Dania l'l0llYW00Clf Florida S... SIT BACK, RELAX Lljjsib A SALUTE TO THE PARENTS WYNONA if ,bf CLEANERS WEST HOLLYWOOD LUMBER COMPANY Let Us Do Your Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service 500 South Dixie Highway WA 2-5561 West Hollywood, Florida Prompt Pick-Up and Delivery MODERN ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Residential and Commercial Wiring and Repairing Radio Dispatched - Licensed and Bonded 2706 Moffett Street WA 2-9815 PITTMAN ELECTRIC SERVICE 27 South Federal Highway Dania, Florida Phone WA 3-2341 Authorized Sales and Service BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 HOLLYWOOD, ING Developers of Hollywood At 1943 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, Florida 'L e.rr S r , , 33 5 A 14-OT ff , . -A-'L 7,-wa ' --'5fl5'.i,'f f ,:s,-13Wfwf'- ,,'if,Qfikfiiij,ID'H'g 532f?fji5i--,7 M' RITQQQQL 'z ,if e,'1:Y'51 -M-,l. 655 ,, . .. ,W ,.., M , A.k, , . . ,, ,K J .. M swf W9 'ffm 21 - Qm95A?m':v3?Pi1 msikffqfif- , ., ff: .5 - 1- ffl? scorrs DRIVE-IN HOLLYWOOD North Federal Highway Hollywood, Florida TEEN CENTER Polk Street Hollywood, Florida Compliments of KELLY'S DRIVE IN U. S. No. 1 Hallandale, Florida BEST WISHES From LEE'S BICYCLE AND KEY SHOP COMPLETE LOCKSMITH SERVICE Safes and Locks 911 North Federal Highway Hollywood Drapes - Slipcovers - Interiors THE YARD - CUSTOM MADE - READY MADE STAR FABRICS 2032 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, Florida Phone WA 2-9773 LIGHT'S BARBER SHOP 910 North Federal Highway Hollywood, Florida Friendly, Sanitary Service Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty AMPLE, FREE PARKING SPACE LIGHT L. EBERLY PATSY HAIR FASHION SALON WA 2-1173 Phones WA 2-3349 2221 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, Florida FREE PARKING BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS from PAT - KAREN APARTMENTS 1705 Van Buren Street Hollywood, Florida For Your Westinghouse Kitchen CENTRAL APPLIANCE COMPANY TELEVISION - RADIO SPECIALISTS Three Doors West of Post Office Phone WA 2-4681 2085 Harrison Street Hollywood, Florida HARRY B. WADLINGTON WADLINGTON FUNERAL HOME 140 South Dixie Highway Hollywood, Florida WA 2-7555 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 This is YOUR Bank-Here to Serve YOU in Every Way Possible Citizens Bank of Broward County WEST HOLLYWOOD Where You Can Enioy the Convenience of Doing All Your Banking Under One Roof Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2056 Scott Street- Hollywood, Florida - Phone WA 3-1551 FINE RESIDENTIAL JOHN O. CALVIN GENERAL coNTRAcToR WA 2-7736 coMMERclAL PEOPLES gc COMPANY V 1930 Tyler Street-Hollywood, Florida-Phone WA 2-3524 ,M--.'-...,,, Florida is counting on Q ,Q ...ond you can count on Florida! Florida is surging ahead on one of the greatest expansions in America's history. Unlimited opportunities await you now in Florida in every field of technology, industry and business. Put your knowledge to work in your own State! Help Florida grow and prosper. . .and you'll grow and prosper,too! QQQQ? FLORIDA POWER In llGl'l'l' COMPANY 3' urmuc luun Moulin Our Sincerest Congratulations to All Graduates from the House of Cinemascope and Wide Screen Film Productions! Always the Best At THE FLORIDA THEATER HOLLYWOOD TILE AND TERRAZZO COMPANY 211 North Dixie Highway Hollywood, Florida Precast Terrazzo Phones: WA 3-6546-WA 3-6547 HOLBROOK BUICK MERCEDES - BENZ 901 North Federal Highway Hallandale, Florida WA 2-5634 2640 Hollywood Boulevard Phone WA 2-1957 WA 5906 Hollywood, Florida Nights and Sundays Dial A,,.,.:,-'L'..-,52jQ2f'1:Zg1i'v-15.5-21'--0.,.I,,,'Q.g:::-:':-: , ,kt 1.-.:.-.V,-5-,-.w,g,,g.,.,.,..g.5. 1. . , . , . . , . . s. v- , , . ,. . . . , age' Q ' - .,safs::::g51:.:ffs.w - , :ip A-1.:.1.:.1:.5::.--1-.. ,:--2:-:vw :551 . .,qsgagf:::: ::1,:.: E1:5:::iq::. 3i2a3i5q:::53i:a1:2:5E5i 4, ::2:,. V5 ,gf-9,1 1 11: f -' -:s-fm . ,,, 1 us. 4 , .,, A , ,,,, . ,,,,, ..,... , ...,. .. .,.. . nys.. ,,., . , ,4,, , , ......... .1 A ,... . ...,, . .- ---- . .- - . . . 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'SF 'Eft -gsm:-1' wr-Q--'1:-fr.3q.,.,.,:y3g1r:11,345:5-. ,ya gg-.. 4,5 -swf: ' '-5,41 -Q f, 4, - . .L V 1 - A , V, 5.f,,L.. ,, U - ,.y.1-cy,-Q., fygqv,g, ,,:q,j , , . ,.,., , ,' ' 2. - . v- - v fzl... '-'-wig:-' M , N .,... -. - . - -'+ .gj' ,N -- :sg I-j'z.:.,,,-- ram ? ' 3 - . 1 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES DIPLDMAT HUTEL AND GUUNTRY CLUB 3515 South Ocean Dnve WA 2-8211 Hollywood, Florida omgnomllatioms, Qemons GOOD LUCK FROM YOUR FINANCIAL FRIEND... HOLLYWOOD FEDERAL You'll enjoy security and peace of mind your whole life through once you have established the good savings habit. So open your account at Hollywood Federal where savings becomes a pleasant rewarding experience. i +0 CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE PER AIINUM Serving South Broward and North Dade Counties since 1934 DME!! QEQKP QQIEE Vmg 5!a!!!lI E 'WN-.,, l sm!- - I Q' N 'Z 4.5 gi ,, . Z f Nf ' 1 Q f Q, Co 444 4 25 L TELE oem 116,56 WMM J w,Mwwf f? 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'afi'?,L,:g1,iiL iaaVV, . Vx V- ' Ff 112'it-t- ..11V-Srl A The Board of Directors of First National Bank .ST of Hollywood extend their sincere congratulations to wi, the 1959 graduates of South Broward High School. We cordially invite you to consult us, either for sound financial advice or to make use of our many banking services. gi umm norm ntrosn A H ST NMIIQNAL BANK msuuutttocrounol ,, OF HOLLYWOOD fi V .5 uuuarmwtnsnvzsvsma up V-Vx 1 gn V-eq? :IVY , V VV mi V V W-V: BOULEVARD AT 20th AVE. 2 0flUi10U924 lrovord Counlfn Olduf lank DIRECTORS ROBERT ANDERSON President B STANLEY M. BECKERMAN President, Hollywood, Inc. FRANK B. CLENEAY L W 0 Certified Public Accountant S. S. HOLLAND Investments C. H. LANDEFELD, JR. Attorney-at-Law HAROLD LANDFIELD Investments BYRON M. PELL Dentist E. J. SCHWABACH Chairman ofthe Board EARL WALTZ, SR. Partner, Dixie Plumbing Co. JOSEPH WIENTRAUB President, American Title and Insurance Co. OFFICERS E. J. SCHWABACH Chairman ofthe Board C. H. LANDEFELD, JR. Vice Chairman of the Board ROBERT ANDERSON President WALTER R. PEARSON Vice President and Cashier REESE B. JAMES Vice President W. HERBERT BELOTE Vice President and Comptrolle HENRY W. WARDLE Assistant Cashier SVEA H. OSTER Assistant Cashier JIM THORPE Assistant Cashier C. A. McDONALD Assistant Cashier ROY T. STRAINGE, JR. Assistant Cashier I' Senior Class memories all fi Z3 51 xx K5 s 5 i W I g X X8 5 - W ff 5 - --f-- - 'Y' 'Z ' and more memories 'Glo av XL , I 3, l Q ,fa,fN!OR Www -...KH