Palm Beach Community College - Galleon Yearbook (Lake Worth, FL)

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ADA BARNES The truly generous is the truly wise, Gives of her talent and time to Co-Ed., Singers (Vice Pres). . . Kappa. . Phi Rho Pi (Treasurer). . . and Thi Del. Speech Award 1954. RICHARD BASSETT The wealth of the mind and soul is the only wealth A masterpiece of serious- ness and wit combined. ZOLA MAE BLAKESLEE Climb high, climb far; Your aim the sky, Your goal a star. Active in Singers; Editor of Beachcomber. Ask her of Stuart, if you daret JAMES BOOTH A true gentleman of the old Southern Tradition. A charter member of Alpha Fidelphia who wants to be a Phar- macist. BARBARA BODLE Genius is a gift of God, but talent is our affair. Beachcomber and Galleon Staffs, plus Kappa (Treas. ), Philo, and Singers keep our favorite pianist busy. Ping Pong Champ. . . Sophomore superlative. LEON BOSTAIN Good nature is a quality we all seek. Alpha Fidelphia and spear fishing (plus women) seem to be his main interests. DONALD BURG ' The happiness of a man is to do the work of a man. Enjoys keeping guard over the A Ipha Fi. . . Treasury. . LUIS CAYCEDO •The desire for knowledge is the path of honor. A sincere friend to all, Luis plans to make a career of petroleum engineering.

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Glass 0 jficers Above: Kathy Newlon, Jim Connor, Monte Markham, Suzanne Saunders. In September of ' 53 P. B. J.C. welcomed a new, eager, and conscientious group of students. These students are now the sophomores of ' 54, the aristocrats of the campus. To guide them through their first year, the members of the class chose Monte Markham, President; Wayne Snyder, Vice President; Kathy Newlon, Secretary; and Russell Kartrude, Treasurer. When Snyder and Kartrude left us for the service, Jimmy Booth and Bob Grant were elected Vice President and Treasurer respectively to take their places. The high light of the year was the sophomore-freshman banquet at the Coral Beach Club in Palm Beach. This year the Class of ' 55 was active in all organizations and was always ready to pitch in to make a real contribution to our college. The leaders were Monte Mark- ham, President; Jim Connor, Vice President; Kathy Newlon, Secretary; and Suzanne Saunders, Treasurer.

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ANNA SUE CLEMENS She ' s something sterling that will stay when gold and silver pass away. The Beachcomber and Bill help fill in the Philo President ' s spare moments. JAMES CONNOR ' Work is work and must be done; yet as I work I have my fun. Phi Da Di officer. . . Phi Rho Pi. . . Debating Team .. .plays. ..Circle K... keep the Sophomore Class Vice President well occupied. HENRY DEMING ' Let every man exercise the art he knows. Alpha Fi. . . and several plays. . . and basketball. ELAINE DICK Her music gives her charm and grace; her pleasant manner makes a lovely face. Plans a career in music education. . . an active Philo and accompanist for the Singers. DANIEL DENNIS •Variety is the mother of enjoyment. His ABC ' s consist of Alpha Barbara, and Convertibles. JACK DOBROW Beware r I may yet be famous. The star pitcher of our Softball team and an ac- tive Phi Da Di. CYNTHIA DOWD The girl with personality plus, who ' s a sincere friend to all of us. A little girl who ' s active inThi Del (Vice PresldentX Singers, Co- Ed, and The Galleoa GENE DUNCAN ' Like a true Marine, he always has every situation well in hand. President of Student Government. . . Phi Rho Pi. . . Debating Team. . . Plays.