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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

m ■: y ■ . VJV . ' CoiuT by]Ut0 Witt % THE GALLEON 1933-1958 PwiHiifflpp , ■FFi —T ■, ' 5 -- ' MI; ' t-,,,iJ-.-:-l| w ' PALM BEACH JUNIOR COLLEGE LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA 1959 DR. HAROLD C. MANOR PRESIDENT MR. HOWELL L. WATKINS SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION MR. ELBERT E. BISHOP Registrar Business Law B.S., Middle Tennessee State Teachers; M.A., George Peabody College,- L.L.B., University of Florida. MR. PAUL W. ALLISON Director of Evening Classes A.B., St. Lawrence University; M.B.A., Harvard versity. Uni- MR. PAUL J. GLYNN Dean of Men Director of Student Personnel Services B.S., New Jersey State Teachers College; M.A., Montclair State College. MR. JAMES M. BAUGHER Finance Officer B.S., Indiana University; M.Ed., University of Florida. MISS RACHEL F. CROZIER Dean of Women B.S.E., University of Arkansas; M.A., University of Florida. PALM BEACH COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION i ill ir ' J J L ' _Jm ■ fc jIk - Seated, left to right: Mr. Howell L. Watkins, Superintendent of Public Instruction Mr. Ralph Kettler, Chairman of the Board Mr. Jack Horner, Member Standing, left to right: Mr. Henry O. Earwood, Member Mr. Harold Turner, Member Mr. Marshall Criser, Attorney-at-Law Mr. Thurmond Knight, Member MISS MARY SUE ALBERTSON B.S., Cornell University; M.A., Columbia University; Biology MR. HOWARD BAKER B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teach- ers College; Biology WUKkM MR. ROBERT L. BATSON, JR. B.A., Harding College; M.A., M.Ed., George Peabody College; Business Administration MR. FLOYD O. BECHERER A.B., M.A., Washington Univer- sity; History MR. ROY E. BELL B.S., P.E., University of Florida; M.P., E.H., University of Florida; Health, Physical Education MISS MARY BIANCAROSA B.A., M.A., Florida S tate Uni- versity; Languages MR. JOSHUA CRANE A.B., Guilford College; Logic, Speech MRS. RUTH DOOLEY A.B., Indiana University; B.S. in L.S., Drexel Institute of Tech- nology; Assistant Librarian lll MR. FRANK DUDLEY B.S., University of Georgia; M.A., Ohio State University- Chemistry MR, WATSON B. DUNCAN, III B.A., M.A,, University of So. Carolina; English MR. CLYDE P. FERGUSON B.S., Middle State Teachers Col- lege; M.A., George Peabody College; Chemistry, Mathematics «k MISS EDITH F. EASTERLING A.B., Mississippi So. College; M.A., University of Alabama; English MR. DAVID A. FORSHAY A.B., Florida Southern College; M.Ed., University of Florida; Social Science, Spanish MR. WILLIAM B. GALBRAITH B.S., Florida Southern College; M.Ed., University of Florida; Mathematics, Physics MR. CRAIG A. GATHMAN B.S., Alfred University; M.S., University of Miami; Biology MR. GROVER C. GENTRY A.A., Palm Beach Jr. College; B.S., M.A., F.S.U; Mathematics MRS. EDITH F. HALL B.S., M.S., F.S.U. Home Economics 10 MRS. ESTHER C. HOLT B.A., F.S.U.; M.A., Ed.S., University of Florida; Business Administration MRS. NINA K. JENSEN Diploma, Pratt Institute; B.S., M.A., Diploma of Fine Arts, Columbia University; Art MISS PATRICIA KYLE A.B., M.A., Indiana University; English, Journalism MR. FRANCIS L LEAHY A.B., Morning-Side College; M.A., University of So. Dakota; English, Speech MISS MARILYN S. LEAF B.S., P.E., M.P.H., University of Florida; Health, Physical Education MR. NEAL LOVELACE B.A., M.A., George Washington University; Ed.D., University of Maryland; Psychology, Education MR. LAWRENCE MAYFIELD B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teach- ers College; Guidance, Psychology REV. JOHN T. McCREA A.B., Davidson College; Columbia Seminary; Bible B.D., MR. CHARLES NICHOLS B.S., M.S., University of Chicago, Mathematics MR. LEE McKINNEY B.S. in Ed., University of Geor- gia; M.A., George Peabody Col- lege; Social Studies MRS. THELMA OKERSTROM B.A., Marshall College; M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh; General Business II MR. THOMAS O. PAYNE A.B., Erksine College; M.A., University of North Carolina; History, Political Science MISS EMMA J. PHILLIPS A.B., M.A., Indiana University; English MR. JOHN W. PLATT, JR. A.B., Wofford College; M.A., University of South Carolina; English, Logic MR. ROBERT REEVE B.S., Maryland College; Lehigh University; Chemistry, Biology M.S., MISS ELIZABETH REYNOLDS B.A., Florida State University; B.A. in L.S., Emory University; Librarian MR. ROY RIMMER P.P., Freed-Hardman College; B.S., Bethel College; M.A., George Peabody College; Math MISS LETH MADGE ROYCE B.M., M.M., Florida State Uni- versity; Music MR. CHARLES SOUTHERLAND B.S., Florida Southern College; M.S., Springfield College; Education 12 MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH B.S., Nebraska State Teachers College; M.A., University of Wyoming; Health, Physical Education MR. GEORGE TATE B.S., Pennsylvania State Teach- ers College; M.S., Florida State; Health, Physical Education MRS. SALLIE TAYLOR A.B,, Florida State University; AA.A., University of Florida; English, Guidance MR, DON WHITMER B.S. low a State Teachers Col- lege; M.A., University of Ala- bama. Engineering Draw ing MR. MEACHAM O. TOMASELLO B.S., Florida State University; English MR. HARVEY C. WARD B.A.E., M.Ed., University of Florida; Social Science MR. THOMAS F. WYATT B.S.E.E., The Junior Citadel; M.Ed., University of Florida; Engineering Dr., Mathematics OFFICE STAFF MRS. ELIZABETH BAKER MRS. LENORE BENTLEY MRS. ELIZABETH NOBIS MRS. SONIA MATTSON MISS EDNA D. WILSON Administrative Assistant MISS SUZANNE LAMIELL (not pictured) MRS. ANNIE EMERSON MRS. BARBARA KAPUA MRS. SUE FRAZIER MRS. JAMICE HILTUNEN Silver MMVcrsary Queen Miss Kuthie Williams p. aim Beach Junior College, after twenty-five years of service and three temporary locations, celebrated its silver anniversary in 1958 on its permanent 114 acre campus in Lake Worth, Florida. if n the mid-depression days of the early 1950 ' s, County Super- intendent of Public Instruction, Joe A. Youngblood, and Mr. Howell L. Watkins, then supervising principal of Central Schools, conceived the idea of a junior college for the Palm Beaches. The plan crystallized when the first class was admitted in 1 933. n September of 1936, Dr. John I. Leonard succeeded Mr. Young- blood as County Superintendent and was named president of the college. After twenty-two years as president. Dr. Leonard retired in the fall of 1958. Dr. Harold C. Manor was chosen to succeed Dr. Leonard. Vl ' any silver and anniversary events— a luncheon, dinner, tea, and dance— honored the retiring president and the new president. These events reached a climax in the Silver Anniversary Convocation, which paid tribute to the late Mr. Youngblood and to Mr. Watkins as the founders of the college. This also saw the inauguration of Dr. Manor as the second president of Palm Beach Junior College. C he college anticipates a period of unprecedented growth, expan- sion, prosperity, and service under the guida nce of Dr. Manor. ENROLLMENT 1 he first location of Palm Beach Junior College was in what is now the science build- ing of Palm Beach High School. Jn 1947 the college moved to its second site at Morrison Field, now Palm Beach Air Force Base. There the students en- joyed dormitory life and made use of recreational facilities, in- cluding tennis courts, volleyball courts, and a swimming pool. JVl orrison Field was reactivated in 1951 and PBJC moved to its third temporary home in the city hall of the Town of Lake Park. 1 n September 1 956, on a 1 1 4-acre tract near Lake Os- borne, the first of five modern buildings was completed, and the doors were opened to the largest student body in PBJC history. President John I. Leon- ard had realized his dream of a permanent campus, and the college at last had a home of its very own. 16 wwwwm 936 931 938 o 939 -fi 9H0 X 0) ID Q. f9 l fvm l9 X t9H3 19 ? f94e a. o t9S0 9Sl 3 953 1155 9iy4 9 6 1 J3 93e p. B. High School 11 0 Lake Park Morrison Field Lake Worth ik il 17 f Among the notables present were: Governor Leroy Collins, Judge Russell O. Morrow, Mr. Henry Earwood, and Mr. Roy Michael. One of the high lights of the year was the luncheon sponsored by the Lions Club in honor of Dr. John L. Leonard. DR. LEONARD HONORED BY FACULTY OF JC The Junior College instructors honored Dr. and Mrs. Leonard at a luncheon at the Palm Beach Towers Hotel. The occasion was held in honor of his retirement as president of the College. Gifts were presented to him and his wife. A morning coffee honoring Mrs. Manor was given by the women of the faculty. MRS. HAROLD C. MANOR Dr. and Mrs. Manor were honored guests at a dinner given by the entire college personnel at the Palm Beach Towers Hotel. sjjcvsk AmmnsMv mj ee One of the many festivities held in honor of our 25th Year was a formal dance held at the Student ' ' %, Center. Highlighting the eve- ning v as the crowning of the Silver Anniver- sary Queen Miss Ruth- ie Williams, and her Court of Beauty, Miss Dottie Burns, Miss Ju- lia Eckert, Miss Barbara Rowe, Miss Sharon Brady. DR. HAROLD C. MANOR Dr. Manor gave his inaugural address in the quadrangle before a large audience of Junior College patrons. During the afternoon portraits of Mr. Howell L. Watkins, first dean of the College, and Mr. Joe A. Youngblood, County Superintendent at the time the College was started, were unveiled. mmtm pKMlBlHM pBHimniM MR. HOWELL L. WATKINS DR. JOHN L LEONARD 22 Portraits of Mr. Howell L. Watkins and Mr. Joe E. Youngblood were unveiled. Pictured left to right: Mr. Howell Watkins, Dr. Harold Manor, Dr. John I. Leonard, Dr. J. Wayne Reitz. The College faculty participated in the processiona Mr. Robert Mitchell as President of the Stu- dent Body, extended greetings. The College Singers presented several musi- cal numbers during the afternoon. 23 Hail to thee our Alma Mater ! Your name we hold high with pride. Though we may wander far asunder Still you are by our side. Fond mem ' ries of friends Still linger on. You ' ll ever be our inspiration Long after we are gone. All our hearts are filled with gladness When we think of thee. Hail, Palm Beach Junior College! You shall immortal be. We saw a Ijeacon on the shore. It drew us with its flame. With eyes that sought an open door, With seeking minds we came. We found a fire that lit our own That kindled joy within our souls. And on a thousand vistas shone. That we might chart high goals. Bright flare of knowledge, torch of truth Palm Beach Junior College Hail! Hail! Unfailing beacon of our youth. Hail! Alma Mater Hail! 24 M ' s freshman FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS TOM VALENTE PRESIDENT JIM RYAN VICE PRESIDENT SHIRLEY REASONER SECRETARY DANNE PILLSBURY TREASURER ADVISORS MR. ROY E. BELL, MRS. THELMA OKERSTROM, MR. DAVID A. FORSHAY 26 CAROL ABDO EDWARD ADAMS ADRIANNE ADICKES DAVID AIELLO BARBARA ANDE THOMAS ANDERSON TIMOTHY ANDERSON JAMES ANSTIS DONNA ARMSTRONG CARLOS AROZARENA CAROLINE AULIN GERALD BABBITT SARAH BABCOCK WILLIAM BABICK RALPH BAKER JOANNE BAMPFIELD DUDLEY BARBER CARLETON BARD LARRY BARNES JOHN BARTLETT LYNNE BARTLETT CARL BARTON EDWARD BECTON CAROLYN BEER KATHLEEN BENKIN ROBERT BERGSTROM CONSTANCE BERRY WALTER BETZ GEORGE BIEGLER MICHEAL BISHOP EUGENE BLACK LINDA BOISE ELWIN BOOZER REBECCA BRAGG PAULA BREWER BROOKS BRIDGES GAIL BRONSON ROBERT BROWN DAVID BROWNING BARBARA BURKE BARBARA BURNHAAA ROGER BUSCH BONNIE BUTLER ALAN CANTOR JOYCE CARPENTER SHARON CARPENTER RICHARD CARR MARY ANN CARROLL 28 JOYCE CARTER NICHOLAS CARTER PATRICIA CARTER MARVIN CHESSER MAX CHIRA SONJA CHRISTENSEN THERESA CHRISTIAN JAMES CLARKE JOHN CLARKE JAMES CLIFTON BETTY CLOUD DONALD COFFIN MARTIN COHEN RONALD COHIEN VIRGINIA COLELLA JACK COOPER SALLY COOPER SARAH COOPER NICHOLAS COPPOLA THOMAS CORBITT BRENDA CROCKETT ROBERT CROSBY PHILLIP CROW SHAWN CROWDER 29 MARGARET CROZIER WILBUR CURLESS WILLIAM CLJRRY JUDITH DARR CALVIN DAVIS RONALD DAY MILTON DECKERT JEFF DE LONG MARTHA DENISON BARBARA DE VAULT WINIFRED DE VAULT SHIRLEY DIETRICH PETER DONNELLY JUDITH DRAVIS DUANE DRAWDY JULIA DUDLEY CHARLOTTE DULIN GRETA DUNCAN ALICE DUNHAM JUDITH DURRANCE MYRON FARB DONALD FARRY JOHN FEGELA GEORGE FERGUSSON 30 mMm CHARLES FLAGG BARBARA FORD MICHEAL FOSTER HARVEY FOUNTAIN STEPHEN FRASIER CAROL GAGE LYNETTE GANS BARBARA GARDNER SUSAN GAY MAX GELDERS JOANNA GILBUENA CHARLES GOPPERT THOMAS GORDON MILTON GROSS GLADYS GROVENSTEIN ANGELO GUARINO RUTH HALL WENDY HALL WALTER HAND FREDERICK HARMEYER JUDITH HARRINGTON PAUL HARRIS ILONA HARRISON RICHARD HARTIGAN 31 LOIS HARVEY ALFRED HAUT WILLIAM HAZZARD JULIAN HELKOWSKI KENNETH HENDERSON LEONA HERRMANN CLARA HESTER JUDITH HEYL DON HINES THOMAS HOFFMAN HORACE HOGAN WALTER HOGAN DONALD HOLLANDS HARRIS HOLMES DIANE HUBBARD KENNETH HUBER MARION HUDSON MARGARET HUYCK EDWIN HYATT RICHARD JACKSON THOMAS JANSEN RUTH JENSEN EDWINITA JILEK DONALD JONES 32 NORMAN JONES RONALD JONES CAROL KAYWELL TOAAMY KEITH SANDRA KESSLER MARILYN KINER JAMES KITTLESON JUDY KNIGHT ALFRED KOBER RICHARD KOHN JAMES KOUCHALAKOS JACQUELINE KOVALESKI LAWRENCE KRAMER WILLIAM KULP CHARLOTTE LAMB WILFRED LANG EDYTHE LANDSDOWNE MARY LAROCCO JACQUELYN LAVERGNE ELAINE LEHTINEN JUDITH LEONARD GERALD LININGER JUDY LINK WILLIAM LIHLE SARA LOCKAAAN BETTY LONG JOYCE LUDLUM LAKE LYTAL BEJTY MACKEY DAVID MALPHURS JOAN MANNING RONALD MARCINKOSKI ARIENE MARTIN DONAL MATHEWS EUGENE MAZOUAT ELLEN MESSER BARRY MESSERSMITH HARRY MILLER MARY MILLER KENNY MIMS RICHARD MINOS PEGGY MITCHELL CHARLES MOAN JANICE MOFFITT MARGARET MOLINARI JANET MORROW NICOLE MORTON LAWRENCE MURPHY 34 RICHARD MURRISH ROBERT MURRISH BARBARA MUSGRAVE GATIA MacDONALD JUDITH MacEACHRON DONALD MacLANAHAN DONALD MacPHEE DIANE McLaughlin OWEN McKINNEY DANNY NELSON MARCIA NEWTON ARTHUR NICHOLS DONALD NINE CHARLES ODENA MARTHA ODOM BROOKE OHLAND DIANA PAUMER VINCENT PARLEGRECO JUDY PARSLEY MARVIN PASTER SAUL PASTER FLORA PAYNE WILLIAM PEARSON GARY PERKINS JUDY PETRO KENNETH PIERCE DANNE PILLSBURY CAROLYN PITTMAN FRANK POPE KENNETH POTTER CORNELIA PRIDE SYLVIA PRINCE SANDRA PURONEN ELAINE QUAY JOSEPH RAFFA SHIRLEY REASONER CAROL REDWANZ JOHN REED RUSSELL REESE JAMES RHODES JOHN RIGGS DONALD RILEY EVA ROGERS JUDY ROKOSKE ROBERT ROOT DANIEL ROWE JANET RUDASILL ROBERT RUFFING 36  IBl ilrtiilillHtiiatA.i. iai«g!5 S5 li JUDIE RUSSELL JAMES RYAN RICKY SANDS THOMAS SANZEBRINO MICHEAL SAVAGE FREDERICH SCHILLER NORMAN SCHMOTZER PAUL SCOTT FRED SELPH GRETCHEN SENNE JANICE SHEFFIELD WILLIAM SHELTON SEPPO SILLAN CHARLOTTE SIMO HARRIET SIMS KATHYRN SMELCER BERNARD SMITH JANE SMITH JOHN SMITH NANCY SMITH PETER SMITH JERRY SNOW JERRY SNOWDEN JUDITH SPARKS RONALD STAINTHORPE GAIL STARR GORDON STEPPENS WILLIAM STEVENS DOUGLAS STEWART GLENN STEWART RONALD STIRPACK STUART TADLOCK JOHN TEMPLE ED TENNEY ALFRED THOMAS MARIA THOMAS HARDY TIMBERLAKE JEAN TONER ROSANNE TRACY ALLEN TREADWELL DARLENE TROY RONALD TYO LOUISE VADEN THOMAS VALENTE HENRY VALUS BILLY VAN ARSDELL KENNETH VAN METE JUDITH VOSTINAK 38 JANE WADSWORTH WILLIAM WAGNER MARSHA WALKER THOAAAS WEATHERFORD MARGARET WEBER DORiS WEDGE JOHN WELDON JAMES WELLS PETER WESSEN PAUL WHITE BARBARA WILLIAMS BETTY WINE WILLIAM WISE WILLIAM WIXON JAMES WOODWARD GARY WORTH LYNDA WRASE DONALD YETHOW PHILLIP ZAAAMIT ROBERT ZULLICK 39 SHUTTER-SHY FRESHMEN Esther Ager Leonard Akin Emil Allewelt Louis Ambrose Lynn Auerbach Lenore Bentley Walter Berkenfield Paul Bertram Clyde Birdsong Glenn Blanton Robert Blanton Robert Boynton Robert Bright Paul Brown Dorothy Burgess Lloyd Bush Sandra Campbell Lawrence Carhart Stephen Carraway John Chalhub Charles Chastain Dorothy Chickering Marsha Clifton Ramona Cole Robert Culver Bernard De Cutis James Dimond Virginia Dropauer Peter Dunn Shelby Eaves Dwight Ellzey Joel Faircloth Janice Finley Arthur Fisher Gail Forman Loretta Frontera Harold Gilpin David Glassman Earl Gowen Francine Hatchell Leonard Higbee Alan Himber Wayne Hoss Buford Howell Kenneth Hughes LeRoy Hunter Kermit Ingram Albert Inkel Louis Isern Linda Jackson Sally Jackman Robert Johannessen Frank Johnson Jerald Joyner Susan Kase Ronald Kaylor Dawn Kelley Marilyn Kelly Peter Kirchman Joseph Konciija Jerry Kraft Linda Laraway Edward Lariscy William Larson Jack Lee Jo Ann Leverenz John Lewis Stuart Lieblein Gary Luckey Martha McLeod James McNamara Floyd Martell Spiro Masseros Peter Menzer Kathleen McFarlin Ralph Merritt Thomas Minnehan Robert Mortimer Allen Morton John Munn William Munn Robert Nefzger Thomas Neil Don Neiman Emmett North Judith Odom Charles Owens Kenneth Paulen Gary Pell Thomas Pierce Betty Powell David Rayfield Cornealus Reyngoudt Germaine Reynolds Thomas Ridgeway Joanne Ritter Brian Roberts Mary Jo Roberts Oswald Ryals Jerry Schlossberg Leonard Schuiz Walter Scott Philip Deaman Stoney Shaw David Simmons William Smith Donna Stall Julian Spradlin Jack Stacy Ernest Starling Tommy Strasser Robert Taran Robert Taylor Elaine Trainor Frank Trovato Mildred Uman Lorena Walden Alva Wallis, Jr. Joseph Wesloski Peter West Willard Wheeler, Jr. Sari White Charlsie Wilkins James Williams Craig Wilson Marguerite Wood Oren Woodward Nicholas Zapetis James Zorzi 40 ORIENTATION While many students spent hours in Registration, another group was in the Student Center at the Orientation Program. After the assembly, the Freshman girls were entertained at a Tea served by the Philo Social Club. Students gather both in and outside the Student Center to enjoy coffee, a cigarette, and to chatter for awhile. This picture shows an average morning in the book store. 42 ANNUAL GET ACQUAINTED BEACH-A-QUE One of the fall events, which aids the mem- bers of the student body to become better acquainted, is the informal picnic held at Phipps Park. 43 JC STUDENTS GET ACQUAINTED Among the hundreds of Freshmen were seen many familiar faces at the opening events of the College year. 44 ■| PALM BEACH JUNIOR COLLEGE stresses a very important function . . . The necessity and right to VOllli W LIIILC 45 PHI THETA KAPPA Sharon Payton, Julia Eckert, Betty Corby, and Bayard Moffitt, were the new Kappa pledges. The College Singers made their first appearance of the year at the Tapping Ceremony. On the left we see Chuck Johnson light- ing Julia ' s candle. On the right, Sandra Milstead lighted the candle of Betty Corby at the Tapping Cere- mony. 46 Here is Mr. Wyatt at work in the Radio Room. Maria is thinking— I wonder who he is? Diane Curl wonders what to do now? I ■ r Dr. Lovelace and Miss B confer! What seems to be the major maladjustment here? 47 CAMPUS SERVICE ACTIVITIES Polio shots were given to all students desiring them. This drive was sponsored by the Philo Social Club. The Thi Del Social Club held its annual blood drive at college October 29. Fifty-two pints of blood were donated by students and faculty. 48 PBJC Offers Various SPORTS - r P J 49 HALLOWEEN DANCE This gala event of early fall was sponsored by the Phiio Social Club. SADIE HAWKINS ' DAY DANCE PBJC students turned out in full Dog Patch attire for the annual Sadie Hawkins ' Day Dance sponsored by the Co-Ed Club. 52 Alpha Fidelphia Pledges RUSH WEEK Thi Del Philo Alpha Fidelphia Phi Da Di Chi Sig Don Fiore Miriam Schestag Joseph Wesloski Micky McFarlin Craig Wilson Phi Da Di Pledges 53 First row: Tom Valente, Robert Mitchell, Pat Jones, Sharon Brady, Ruthie Williams. Second row.- Danne Pillsbury, Terry Little, Jim Ryan, Fred Williams, Julian Wells, Shirley Reasoner. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The primary purpose of Stu- dent Government is to de- termine the policies of the college which directly affect the students. Its membership is comprised of the freshman and sophomore class officers, and among its varied activi- ties this year was the Get- Acquainted Dance. Julain Wells, Mr. Clyde Ferguson, Ruthie Williams, Mr. Harvey Ward, Robert Mit- chell, Sharon Brady, Mr. Paul Glynn. 54 INFERNO Sponsored by Thi Del The second formal dance of the year was held in grand style at the Colonnades Hotel. It was complete with orchestra, decorations, white coats, and beautiful gowns. 55 Left to right: Fred Barbaree; Mr. Galbraith, advisor; Jerry Kucera. Charter members for the society were: Jerry Kucera, Richard Newman, Fred Barbaree, and Ronald Schutta (graduated 1958). Much credit should go to Ronald for the work he did in organizing the society and in writing its constitution. SIGMA EPSILON MU Sigma Epsilon Mu, an honorary science, engineering and mathematics society for the junior college, was organized in the spring of 1958 to provide recognition for the outstanding students majoring in those areas. To be eli- gible for membership, a student must earn an average of 3.0 in his major subjects, an average of 2.5 overall, and must be taking a minimum of 8 semester hours of science and mathematics courses. At graduation the society will present an award to the qualified sophomore with the highest point average. AUTOMOBILE CLUB 56 Back row, left to right: Walter Betz; Laurie Adams; John Adams; Ray Hannum. Front row: Fred Thornton; Betty Ann Zabner; Mr. Forshay, advisor; Robert Youngblood. INTER-SOCIAL CLUB COUNCIL DITTO DANCE W inter at PBJC was a time for beauty and fellowship. The various clubs and social organizations were in full swing, with the rush period for fraternities and sororities highlighting the No- vember activities. In early December Phi Rho Pi sponsored the all-school play, Pyg- malion. It was held in t he music room and played to sellout crowds at all performances. George Cranford and Sally Elberty performed the leading roles and were supported by an excellent cast. As the month lengthened, the long awaited Christmas holidays came closer to becoming a reality. During the final days of the pre-Christ- mas period the PBJC singers, under the direction of Miss Letha Madge Royce, presented several excellent programs both on campus and over the local television facilities to usher in the season. The final highlight of the winter at PBJC was the Christmas dance for students and alumni, at which those still attending JC had an opportunity to meet again their friends who had gone on to larger institutions. Following the holidays the students flocked back to school, eagerly awaiting the forthcoming exams and Spring. y-. ' w ' y x.- ' _ M ss (Jalleon Miss Sally Cooper 59 M ' ssM rt fa ramt Miss S hat OH Mrady « K. d -L?. ' r .£ 2£ses;i -.. .-.: -.-. - ' ■v«Ti. -T..- , .«..-pyM,.«.; ,-7f N:. «f .,- , . - ■- ... ■■ .■ . .-.■■■Bt.- y; B?mv..-«.-a. .;-.. .-■::i;.v.a it: . .?.-;-. - ' .yy R.wiyfS . ■ Miss Shirley Keasoner Miss Sari White PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theta Kappa is a National Honorary Society on the jun- ior college level. The Delta Omicron Chapter was found- ed at Palm Beach College in 1943 with five charter members. The present require- ments for member- ship involve an av- erage of 3.3 for the entire college enroll- ment and good mor- al character with the approval of faculty members. OFFICERS: Miss Emma Phillips, Advisor; Robert Rein, President; Miss Mary Sue Albertson, Advisor; Jerome Kucera, President; Patricia Kelley, Secretary; (not pictured) Barbara Rowe, Treasurer. Standing: Jerome Kucera, Robert Rein, James Foster, James O ' Hara. Sitting: Patricia Kelley, Sandra Milstead, Carol McMillan, Marlene Brooks, Sharon Payton, Julia Eckert. 63 Mr. Frank Leahy, Mr. Josh Crane, Sally Elberty, Mr. Watson Duncan III, George Cranford, Evi Stone, Ma- rian Schestag. Dick Goodell, Rodney Morton, Barbara Mates Rosenberg, James Wambaugh, John Snider, Ed Meerbott, Irene Hanna, Bill Fair, Max Warren. PHI RHO PI National Honorary Speech Fraternity DEBATE TEAM Josh Crane, Sponsor; Max Gelders, Bob Rein, Sally Elberty, Walter Scott, Ronnie Jones, Chairman; and Alan Roberts. First row: Alan Roberts, Barbara Mates Rosenberg, Sharon Payton, Irene Hanna, Evi Stone, Miriam Schestag, Diane Buchman, Sally Elberty, Max Warren. Second row-. George Cranford, Mr. Watson B. Duncan, III, Dick Goodell, John Snider, Weldon Warren, Bill Fair, James Wambaugh, Rodney Morton, Mr. Josh Crane, Mr. Frank Leahy, Ed Meerbott. 64 PYGMALION Phi Rho Pi presented, as its first production of the season, the ever- popular comedy, PYGMALION, by George Bernard Shaw. The play, under the direction of Mr. Frank Leahy, nnarked the successful in- auguration of Theater-in-the-Round staging at Palm Beach Junior College. Student Director— Judy Hey I CAST Eliza Dooimie Sally Elberty Prof. Henry Higgins George Cranford Col. Pickering Gary Forney Mrs. Higgins Betty Corvey Mrs. Eynsford-Hili Lonnie Harrison Miss Eynsford-Hill Peggy Crozier Freddie Eynsford-Hill Stoney Shaw And: Greta Duncan, John Chalhub, Connie Berry, Art Hillbraith, Joan Baird, and Dawn Cope 65 MEDIA LITERARY MAGAZINE STAFF Left to right: Mr. Josh Crane, Advisor; Miss Pat Kyle, Advisor; seated: Leona Hermann, Editor-in-chief; Lee Lit- tlefield. Art; Bill Wixson, Art; Marlene Brooks and Mrs. Mildred Uman, Editorial Board. Editoriol Board not pic- tured: Ron Jones and John Munn. Business Manager, Bill Wheeler. All works in the PBJC literary magazine, MEDIA, are v ritten by J. C. students. MEDIA represents fine literature on the college level. 66 WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION MEMBERS: J. Pishinick, N. Neal, B. Teagle, B. Ross, J. Rudasill, B. Musgrave, B. Ford, B. Baker, J. Manring, L. Boise, S. Kessler, J. Toner, J. Clark, V. Colella, E. Rogers, J. Darr, B, Long, R. Hall, E. Fisher, N. Vereb. OFFICERS President Jackie Pishinick Vice President Aiene Martin Secretary Bonnie Ross Treasurer Nancy Neale l-listorian Betty Long Advisor Miss Jane Leaf For the past few years W.R.A. has functioned in the capacity of organizing all women ' s sport activities on campus. With the beginning of the second semester it will operate as the College Intra- mural Board. 67 Left to Right: Norma Thach, Vice President; Sharon Brady, Secretary; Barbara Rowe, President; Mrs. Sallie Taylor and Miss Mary Biancarosa, Co-advisors. Not pictured: Pat Quigley, Treasurer. CO-ED CLUB Membership in the Co-Ed Club is open to b of the girls on the campus. Among the many yearly activities of this organization are the Get-Acquainted Picnic and the sponsorship of the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 1 k ' i mAi Jbmif.JL i ESQUIRE CLUB OFFICERS President Julian Wells Vice President Phil Romano Publicity Manager Edward Meerbott Advisors Mr. George Tate Mr. Lawrence Mayfield Membership in the Esquire Club is open to all of the men on the campus who desire to participate in the club activities. 69 PAN-AMERICAN CLUB lilKHMRH a OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisors Bill Curry Marlene Brooks Judy McLaughlin Judy Links Miss R. M. Biancarosa Mr. D. Forshay MEMBERS D. McLaughlin J. Cressman B. Wine B. Rowe M. Brooks B. Mates J. Dravis S. Jackman J. McLaughlin B. Alyea J. Mannering B. Ford S. Milstead D. Cope E. Moan F. Callahan M. Newton J. La Vergne E. Fisher Pan-American Club was reorganized this year under the sponsorship of Miss M. Biancarosa for the purpose of supplementing the classroom study of modern languages with a social and cultural club. Activities this year have included the sale of PBJC sweatshirts, presentation of Spanish movies, French plays, foreign correspondence, and music study. 70 COLLEGE FORUM Bob Rein Mr. F. Becherer Advisor Evi Stone Larry Barnes Paul Steele STUDENT FLORIDA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Firsi Row: Ruth Hall, Nancy Bensch, Sandra Munson, Barbara Ford, Betty Long, Dorothy Arnold, Claudia Vollendorf, Sandra Milstead, Joan Baird, Linda Jackson, Mary Ann Carroll, Marilyn Kiner, Judy Sparks, Sharon Carpenter, Judy McLaughlin. Second Row: Judy Knight, Darlene Troy, Ruthie Williams, Lynne Bart- lett, Bill Alyea, Bob Blanton, Bill Kulp, Charles Moan, Alfred Morgan, Don McPhee, Mr. Charles Sutherland, Sponsor; Tom Valente, Barbara Musgrave, Joan Manning, Martha Denison, Linda Boise, Arlene Martin, Judy Manring. 71 OFFICERS Left to right: Ted Marx, Vice- President; Patty Ashworth, Sec- retary; Add Gilbert, Pre sident; and Diane Curl, Treasurer. Seat- ed are the accompanists, Judy Russell and Joan Baird. Miss Letha Madge Royce is the di- rector of College Singers. This girls ' ensemble is one of the many special groups which performed during the year. First row, left to riglit: Doris Wedge, Dot Arnold, Carol Whitehead, Sharon Carpenter. Second row-. Betty Mackey, Linda Boise, Barbara Musgrave, Janet Rudasill and Sharon Pay- ton. 72 ■« i i COLLEGE SINGERS The Palm Beach Junior College Singers, composed of 1 1 members, have made several guest television appear- ances, have performed for local civic clubs and have participated in the Silver Anniversary celebration and in- auguration of our new president. Dr. Harold C. Manor. They sponsored the annual Christmas assembly and also sang Christmas carols at a local restaurant during the holiday season. The Singers are pictured above as they appeared during a stereophonic telecast on Channel 5. They have also appeared on Channel 12. 73 RADIO CLUB MEMBERS: Doug Stewart, Duane Drawdy, Dan Yetkow, Ronald Hunt, David Glassman, Mr. Thomas Wyatt, and Robert Sheedy. OFFICERS President Doug Stewart Vice President ____ _ Robert Sheedy Secretary-Treasurer -__ __._ Duane Drawdy Advisor .__ Mr. Thomas Wyatt The SUNBURST AMATEUR RADIO CLUB is dedicated to teaching the principles of amateur radio operation and serving the community and college through radiograms that are delivered free to any part of the United States. It is basically an interest club that offers fun and enjoyment to interested members. It is a member of the A.R.R.L. and is under the supervision of Mr. Thomas F. Wyatt. 74 FLORIDA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OFFICERS President David Harrer Vice President Arthur Markuson Secretary Patricia Kelley Treasurer Phyllis Metrolis Advisors Miss Mary Albertson Mr. Craig Gathman First Row: A. Markuson, Mr. Craig Gathman, S. Milstead, P. Metrolis, P. Kelley, and Miss Mary Al- bertson. Second Row: D. Harrer, J. Foster, J. McCranels, L. Kramer, A. Kober, T. Anderson. 75 CIRCLE K OFFICERS President Tom Benton Vice President Donald Hornak Secretary Tom Halloway Treasurer Brain Wates Advisor Mr. Harvey Ward I Circle-K is sponsored by The Southside Kiwanis Club of West Palm Beach. It is an organization which exists solely to render service. Membership is by invitation which Is extended to those men, who in the estimate of Circle-K members, seem likely potential contributors of service to school. MEMBERS: B. Wates, R. Goodell, E. Meerbott, Mr. H. Ward, F. Williams, C. Leverenz, B. Cumpton, T. Ben- ton, T. Holloway, R. Gay, S. Outland, T. Keith, D. Hornak, J. Szolscek, T. Corbitt, T. Little. 76 VETERANS ' ASSOCIATION MEMBERS J. Beckfelt R. Roland D. Aiello T. Benton R. Bowce P. Romano B. Alyea B. Selesnick C. Goppert P. Brown M. Warren W. Warren C. Stevenson P. Marcellino B. Sidler D. Baron R. Day OFFICERS President: Weldon Warren Secretary. Bill Fair Vice Presider t: Jerry Kucera Treasurer: Paul Brown Advisor: Mr. Lawerence Mayfield MEMBERS J. Adams D. Fiore B. Stein B. Smith B. Fair A. VanSyckle J. Kucera R. Muskat R. Christenson C. Flagg J. Neal R. Youngblood B. Sheedy D. Rowe R. Miller A. Morgan R. Baker N. Zapetes THE VETERAN ' S FOOTBALL TEAM The VETERANS ' ASSOCIATION of PBJC is composed of all the men on campus who have participated in any branch of the military service. INTER-SOCIAL CLUB COUNCIL The Inter-Social Club Council is composed of representatives of the various social clubs on cannpus. One of the highlights before the Christmas holidays was the Ditto Dance, sponsored by the I.S.C.C. It was here that the social club pledges were formally introduced to the college. PHILO: Dottie Burns Babs Verre THI DEL Ruthie Williams Martha Brand CHI SIG: Tom Benton Pete Johnston PHI DADI: George Kinard Bryan Wates ALPHA FIDELPHIA: Ted Solohub Dion Brown First row: Ruthie Williams, Tom Benton, Dottie Burns, George Kinard. Second row. Martha Brand, Pete Johnston, Babs Verre, Bryan Wates. Third row.- Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Miss Rachel Crozier, Mr. Clyde Ferguson, Mr. Paul Glynn, Mrs. Edith Hall, Mr. Meacham Tomasello, Mr- Roy Bell. 78 ART CLUB The Art Club, organized this year, brings together students with a com- mon interest and talent in this field. Aside from their many creative activ- ities, including the Artists and Models Ball, the group takes numerous field trips to increase their understanding and appreciation. OFFICERS Carol Wilkie; Ann Waller; Jim Goetz, president; Judy Kuh; Mar- garet McCune; Donna Orr; Joan Rine. Standing left to right: Margaret McCune; Joyce Carpenter; Walter Berkenfeld; Gretchen Senne; Joan Rine; Bill Wixson; Nick Carter; Carol Wilkie; Claudia Vollendorf; Mrs. Jensen, advisor. Kneeling: Tim Anderson; Erie Shippey Jr.; Kristi White; Jackie Kovaleski. 79 NEWMAN CLUB MEAABERS-f rst Row: AA. Thomas, M. Newton, J. Rokoske, AA. Kelly, S. Ellert, D. Aiello, AA. Reynolds, F. Cal- lahan, P. AAarcellIno, C. Kaywell, J. Rine, S. Tani. Second Row: D. Yetkow, S. Jackman, C. Wllkie, J. Ritter, R. DeWinter, G. AAacDonald, G. Reynolds, Dr. N. Lovelace, AA. Callaghan, C. Abdo, D. Buckman, T. Sollohub. OFFICERS President Vice President Patrick AAarcellino AArs. G. Berghaus Secretary Frances Callahan Treasurer Carol Kaywell Advisor Dr. Neal Lovelace The Newman Club is a club of Catholic culture and fellowship organized to foster and thereby deepen the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of the Catholic students of the college. Newman Clubs are founded on virtually every campus. The club receives its name from the great religious educator, John Henry Newman (Cardinal). He was born in London in 1801, graduated from Oxford and was instrumental in the Oxford AAove- ment of the last century. 80 Dot Arnold Joan Baird Betty Mackie Judy Durrance Mr. Batson Lynn Hartshorn Becky Bragg Betty Jo Teagle COLLEGIATE FELLOWSHIP Collegiate Fellowship is the protestant club on campus. It provides Christian fellowship and inspiration to students both here and away fronn home. In addition, it sponsors charitable activities for the members. First row: Margaret Huyck, Sandra Milstead, Judy Russel, Betty Mackie, Becky Bragg, Mr. Batson. Second row: Joan Baird, Betty Zabner, Sandra Munson, Marion Browne, Lynn Hartshorn, Dot Ar- nold, Judy Durrance, Sharon Carpenter, Betty Jo Teagle. Third row: Mike Nave, Charles Ritcey, A! Haut. 81 BEACHCOMBER STAFF Miss Pat Kyle— Advisor Judy McLaughlin— first semester editor-in-chief THE MIRROR OF JC LIFE Lynne Bartlett and Bill Curry second semester co-ed tors Standing: Marcia Newton, Bob Youngblood, Gatia MacDonald, Martha Balmer, Sandy Culling, Lee Herrmann, Ted Sollohub, Nancy Neale, Mike Nave, Nancy Vereb, Pete Johnston, John Szolscek. Sitting: Miss Kyle, Bill Curry, Judy McLaughlin, Diane Wood, Joyce Ludlum. - - , .Jir; ' .ySSiKySfffSS GALLEON STAFF Assistant Editor Babs Verre Editor-in-Chief Joanna Jayne Gilbuena Assistant Editor Jackie Pishinick Advisor Mrs. Edith Hall Business Manager Edward Meerbott Photo Editor Dorothy Arnold Advisor Mr. Robert Batson Professional Photography by Sam R. Quincey Left side: Nancy Vereb, Micky McFarlin, Babs Verrek, Joanna Jayne Gilbuena, Dot Arnold, Diane Buchman, Betty Jo Teagle. Right side: Ed Meerbott, Dotty Burns, Nancy Neale, Carol Wilkie,- Jackie Pishinick, Sally Jackman, John Szolscek. Not pictured: Fran Callahan, Mike Farb, Judy Graves, Pat Burnett, Ethel Auerbach. 83 PHI DA DI FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS GRAND MASTER GEORGE KINARD MASTER BRIAN WATES SCRIBE ADDISON GILBERT SOCIAL SECRETARY BILL FAIR TREASURER DON HORNAK SERGEANT-AT-ARMS RICHARD WILSON MEMBERS: Standing: Richard Sineath, Carroll Lloyd, Ted Marx, George Cranford, Mr. Roy Bell, Faculty Advisor. Kneeling: Richard Wilson, Brian Wates, George Kinard, Addison Gilbert, Bill Fair, Don Hornak. 84 PHI DA DI GRAND MASTER PHIL AZOON MASTER TOM HOLLOW AY SCRIBE DON FIORE SOCIAL SECRETARY PHIL CROW TREASURER _.„. JAMES CLIFTON ADVISOR MR. ROY BELL SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS MEMBERS: Standing: Fred Williams, Weldon Warren, Edward Smith, James Welker, Calvin Davis, Charles Fowler, Jay Davey. Kneeling-. Bob Allen, Tom HoUoway, Phil Azoon, Don Fiore, Phil Crow, James Clifton. 85 K-mmLX V V wi f_ v j i PHILO SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President BABS VERRE Vice President JACKIE PISHINICK Recording Secretary FRAN CALLAHAN Social Secretary GRETCHEN SENNE Scholarship Chairman LYNNE BARTLETT Treasurer Chaplain Sergeant-at-Arms Historian .__.- JUDY DRAVIS SHARON PAYTON DIANE CURL MICKY McFARLIN PHILO MEMBERS: Sharon Payton, Gretchen Senne, Jackie Pishinick, Babs Verre, Fran Callahan, Judy Dravis, Diane Curl, Marilyn Kiner, Micky McFarlin, Lynne Barlett, Doris Wedge, Carol Redwanz, Sharon Carpenter, Maria Thomas, Ruthle Hall. 86 PHILO FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President DOTTY BURNS Treasurer Vice President SALLY ELBERTY Chaplain Recording Secretary JACKIE PISHINICK Sergeant-at-Arms Social Secretary JOAN RINE Historian Advisor— tArs. Edith Hall BONNIE ROSS CAROL WHITEHEAD SUE ELLERT JUDY GRAVES PHILO MEMBERS— Joan Rine, Bonnie Ross, Dotty Burns, Sally Elberty, Carol McMillian, Judy Leonard, Sue Ellert, Elva Fisher, Nancy Vereb, Pat Toth, Judy Graves, Sandy Culling, and Mary Callaghan. 87 ALPHA FIDELPHIA FIRST SEMESTER President TED SOLLOHUB MEMBERS-Tom Ringhiser, Ken Bourguignon, Donald Cakill, Dion Brown, Ted Sollohub, Bill Hambright. Advisor MR. M. O. TOMASELLO 88 ALPHA FIDELPHIA President SECOND SEMESTER HOWARD HOCKAAAN MEMBERS: Gregory Woodworth, Robert Gay, Bill Cortwright, Joe WesloskI, Vernon Richard Wilson, Howard Hockman, John Szolchek. 89 llC ' fp tt i . THI DEL FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President RUTHIE WILLIAMS Vice President MARTHA BRAND Secretary ._ PAT QUIGLEY Chapiain PHYLLIS METROLIS Historian JO ANN JENKINS Scholarship Chairman SHARON BRADY Social Secretary . Treasurer Pledge Mistress _. Sergeant-at-A rms Parliamentarian .__ BETTY SULLIVAN .. JUDY Mclaughlin ELAINE FREE JON FAYE MITCHELL DIANE WOOD MEMBERS: Shirley Tanni, Norma Thach, Diane Brown, Mary Ann Carroll, Judy Link, Patsy Jones, Lynette Gans, Margaret Weber, Jo Ann Jenkins, Marlene Brooks, Judith Shaefer, Elaine Free, Phyllis Metrolis, Sharon Brady, Mar- tha Brand. 90 THI DEL SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President JUDY McLAUGHLlN Vice President PAT QUIGLEY Secretary CAROL HAUGH Pledge Mistress MARTHA BRAND Historian PHYLLIS METROLIS Scholarship Chairman ELAINE FREE Social Secretary DIANE WOOD Treasurer EDYTHE LANSDOWNE Chaplain MIRIAM SCHESTAG Sergeant-at-Arms ELLEN MESSER Parliamentarian JUDY KUH MEMBERS: Miriam Schestag, Patty Ashworth, Martha Brand, Judy Manring, Linda Jackson, Teresa Christian, Ellen Messer, Lola Phillips, Clara Hester, Judy Kuh, Edith Lansdowne, Sally Cooper, Carol Haugh, Pat Quigley, Judy McLaughlin, Diane Wood. Advisor MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH 91 CHI SIG MEMBERS: Bud Crosby, Brooks Chesser, Bill Stevens, Brian Roberts, Richard Treadwell, Richard Hartigan, John McCranels, Stuart Tadlock. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Kneeling: PETE JOHNSTON, JOHN FRANK, JIM NEAL, TOM BENTON-Pres dent, ELY COLCOLOUGH, JULIAN WELLS. Advisor MR. CLYDE FERGUSON 92 CHI SIG SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Commander PHIL ROMANO Lt. Commander BROMIN CUMPTON Scribe BILL HAZZARD Parliamentarian RICHARD TREADWELL Pledge Capt. NORMAN JONES Comptroller Chaplain Sergeant-at-Arms Historian .__. CHUCK GOPPERT TOM VALENTE SILVIO CIANFRONE ___ BROOKS CHESSER MEMBERS: Tom Anderson, Dick Goodell, Ey Hyatt, Brad Harper, Larry Murphy, George Ferguson, Butch Yar- borough, Robert Muskat. Front Row: Ronald Chein, Chuck Goppert, Bromin Cumpton, Phil Romano, Silvio Cian- frone, Tom Valente, Norman Jones. 93 TRI OMEGA JUDY RUSSELL, President; GAIL STARR, Vice President, DIANNA BARTON, Recording Secretary; BARBARA BURN- HAM, Corresponding Secretary; BROOKE OHLAND. MEMBERS-llona Harrison, Dorothy Arnold. 94 TRI OMEGA BETTY MACKEY, Treasurer; ELAINE TRAINOR, Parliamentarian: JUDY KNIGHJ, Hisforian. AAEMBERS-Ethel Auerbach, Betty Jo Teagle, Sandra Munson, Marsha Walker, Sari White, Irene Hanna, Donna M. Armstrong, Joan Baird. Advisor MISS MARILYN JANE LEAF 95 THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY PRESENTED BY THE COLLEGE SINGERS i - v JfJ ' ftv V ' ■ ' iiiiiif li ALUMNI DANCE The Alumni Dance was held during the Christmas holidays in the Student Center. Grads, present students, and faculty look forward to this annual event. L he Spring season at PBJC was ushered in with more beauty. Miss Sophomore was elected and Ruthie Williams reigned over the annual Phi Da Di dance as Phi Da Di Sweetheart. The dance, held in the student center on Valentine ' s Day, was the first of several dances held on campus during the spring. The Philo Arch Dance, Alpha Fi Coronation Ball, and the Artists and Mod- els Ball were other highlights of the spring season. The annual Phi Da Di play. The Rainmaker, was produced in Feb- ruary and was a tremendous success. PBJC ' s talented duo, George Cranford and Sally Elberty, again played the leading roles and were supported by ah excellent cast. The formation of the basketball program highlighted the spring series of PBJC intramural sports sponsored by the Physical Education department. At last the time which every sophomore on campus had long an- ticipated drew near. For the final time at PBJC they entered class- rooms to face exams and, that over, proceeded with last minute prep- arations for the graduation exercises. In early June the largest graduating class in Palm Beach Jr. College history received their diplomas and left the campus on which they had spent the previous two years. Some left to attend other schools, some to begin their life ' s work, some to begin family life, but all proud of Palm Beach Jr. College and the time they had spent here. M ss Sophomore Miss Barbara Kowe 99 Grand Master, PHIL AZOON crowns Phi T)a T)i Sweetheart Miss Kuthie Williams Attendants MISS DAWN COPE MISS DEANNA SNARFELDT 100 Beauty Reigns at the Sweetheart ' Dance ' T VT ,. n 1 «. T. f VSjMtlMWRMWMiawNn h ' - ' ' - ► - L 1 K N It |] STUDENT NURSES --. — J : Shown at the capping ceremonies are: Laurie Frontera, Jo Ann Leverenz, Joanne Bampfieid, Judith H. Odom, Sandy Puronen, Judy Harrington, Shelby Eaves, Nita Jilek, and Charlotte Lamb. 102 s k ' v A I P R S 103 Intramural basketball saw seven teams involved. in fast and FURIOUS ACTION INSTRUCTION And Practice Make Pins Go Tumbling Down And Practice In Intramural Bowling at Palm Beach Junior College. 105 PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS TEACHES THE GIRLS !t n t b. ■ if f tf  f ••w.- ' M ' «,, J . - -s . ii fel. , • • :% . The Fundamentals of Archery iMT They steady their aim . . . And BULL ' S EYE! Badminton is only one more of the many sports activities offered. 106 THE BOYS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES Gymnastics, volleyball, and soccer are just three of the activities included in the varied sports training pro- gram at P.BJ.C. 1 = m p % 107 PHILO ARCH DANCE The magical tradition of the Arch Dance mai es it an eagerly-awaited event each spring. 108 THE RAINMAKER ' presented by PHI DA DI A good play is the result of much hard work. CAST Noah Curry Jim Goetz H. C. Charles Flagg Jimmy Curry Ed Becton Lizzie Curry Sally Elberty Sheriff Art AAarkuson File John Snider Starbucl George Cranford Alpha Tidelphia Presents . . Zhe Coronation all no M ' ss Palm J each junior College Miss Martha Brand MISS DORIS WEDGE MISS SARI WHITE III MATURE STUDENTS ' CLUB OFFICERS President Mr. Don Rowe 1 Secretary Mrs. Ruth Jensen The Mature Students ' Club was organized early this fall and is open to all older students. The purposes of the club are: to promote interest in formal education, to assist adult students to adjust to college life, to cooperate with the college administration in the maintenance of high social standards, to be of service, and to serve as a forum for the discussion of questions of interest to adult students. Pictured left to right: Mrs. Genieve Berghaus, Mr. Don Rowe, Mrs. Ruth Jensen, Mrs. Janet Morrow, Mrs. Esther Ager. Second row: Mr s. Lieselotte Edelblut, Mrs. Mildred Uman, Miss Rachel Crozier (advisor), Mrs. Florence Gatchell, Mrs. Ramona Cole. 112 ARTISTS AND MODELS BALL Each spring this dance affords J.C. students the opportunity to display their originality in designing costumes. Genius at work! Let ' s see, what bottle should I choose? J. C. CANDIDS 114 You aren ' t seeing double— it ' s just Tom and Jerry. Betty has no difficulty finding her way around the campus. Our future engineers struggle like the rest of us. Careers in the making are part of tine campus life— but it isn ' t all work and no play. Talent personified. 115 Typical scene in Student Center, 116 Fore!— or something No rest for the weary Progress is our most important product. 118 «ft (,  fflwatt«a Et tu, George? For your Mother? m ' iiii:. i-: . f Signing up. Getting down to work. Reflection? Look Again!!! Are these scenes familiar to you? 121 ADVANCED FRESHMEN WILLARD ANDE DIANNA BARTON GENEVIEVE BERGHAUS JAMES BROWN SILVIO CIANFRONE f ELY COLCOLOUGH DAWN COPE WILLARD CORTRIGHT ROGER DE WINTER LIESELOHE EDELBLUT f i JERRY EDWARDS JOHN EVELYN JUDITH EXLINE ROBERT GALLION ROBERT GAY RICHARD GOODELL RONALD HUNT MARY JOHNSON JOESPH LEACH JAMES LEE 122 FREDERICK LUITINIK ROBERT MILLER RALPH MUSKAT MICHAEL NAVE STANLEY OUTLAND ROBERT SCHNELL EDWARD SMITH EDWARD SNYDER CHARLES STANTON BETTY SULLIVAN FREDERICK THORNTON KRISTI WHITE HARRY YARBROUGH ROBERT YOUNGBLOOD ADVANCED FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED ADAMS, L. DRESSER, J. AUSTIN, M. DREW, W. BALMER, M. EVANS, C. BARON, D. FAIR, W. BARTHOLOMEW, J. FIORE, D. BRODBECK, W. FITZGERALD, CALLAGHAN, M. FLAVIA, R. CARROLL, D. FORNEY, G. CLAY, G. GATCHELL, F. COLE AAN, T. GOLDBERG, E CORNELL, W. GREENE, H. DRAGNER, J.- HARPER, B. HOYLE, J. JONES, R. KENNET, N. LEVINS, H. LinLEFIELD, F. LUDICKE, J. MOORE, M. NUTBROWN, G. PACCIONE, V. PEARSON, R. REYNOLDS, M. ROMANO, P. SEEAAANN, G. SLATON, P. SMITH, B. SMITH, R. SNIDER, J. SORY, J. STARK, R. STEIN, W. TINSON, L. ViSCO, R. WATSON. J. WULFORST, L. 123 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRED WILLIAMS PRESIDENT TERRY LITTLE VICE PRESIDENT PATSY JONES SECRETARY MARTHA BRAND TREASURER ADVISORS MRS. ESTHER C. HOLT MR. MEACHAM O. TOMASELLO 124 ROBERT CHARLES ALLEN Palm Beach High Phi Da Di 1-2. DORTHY LOUISE ARNOLD Palm Beach High Co-EcJ 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Collegiate Fellowship 1-2, President 2; Galleon Staff 2, Photo Editor; SNEA 1-2, Program Chairman 2; WRA 1; Tri Omega. PATRICIA ANN ASHWORTH Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2, Secretary 2; Thi Del 1-2. JOAN ARLEENE BAIRD Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2, Accompanist 1-2; Col- legiate Fellowship 1-2, Vice President 2; SNEA 1; WRA 1; Pygmalion ; Tri Omega. KENNETH WARREN BENNETT Seacrest High College Singers 1-2. NANCY MAE BENSCH Palm Beach High College Singers 1; SNEA 2. 125 THOMAS WHITLEY BENTON Palm Beach High Chi Sig -2, President 1-2; Circle K 1-2, President 2; College Singers 1-2; ISCC 1-2; Veteran ' s Club 2. KENNETH DONALD BOURGUIGNON Palm Beach High Alpha Fidelphia 1-2. SHARON JANE BRADY Lake Worth High Class Officer 1, Treasurer; Co-Ed 1-2, Vice President 2; College Singers 1-2; Student Government 1-2, Secretary 2; Thi Del 1-2, Scholarship Chairman; WRA; Safety Council 2. MARTHA C. BRAND Lake Worth High Class Officer 2, Treasurer; Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; ISCC 2, Student Government 2; Thi Del 1-2, Vice President 2; Court of Beauty 1 . MARLENE KAY BROOKS Palm Beach High Pan-American Club 2, Vice President 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Thi Del 2. DIANE BROWN Palm Beach High Thi Del 1-2; College Singers 1-2. s ai 126 -- 4 DION KIETH BROWN Lake Worth High Alpha Fidelphia 1-2, Secretary 2; Beachcomber 1-2; Col- lege Singers 1; Mature Students Ass ' n 1; Phi Rho Pi 2; SNEA 1; Harvey ; Pygmalion ; Wuthering Heights. MARION VIDA BROWNE Belle Glade High Co-Ed 1-2; Collegiate Fellowship 1-2; WRA 1; College Singers 2. HELEN DIANE BUCHMAN Lake Worth High Galleon Staff 2; Pygmalion. DOROTHEA MARY BURNS Lake Worth High Philo 1-2, President 2; Miss Palm Beach Junior College 1. DONALD BARTON CAHILL Palm Beach High Alpha Fidelphia 1-2; Circle K 1-2. FRANCES BOND CALLAHAN St. Ann ' s High Co-Ed 1-2; Newman Club 1-2, 2; Philo 1-2; SNEA 2; WRA Secretary 2; Pan-American 1-2, Treasurer 1. i 127 LOWELL ERSKINE CLARK Grandview High Intramural Basketball, Manager; Captain of Rebels; Baseball Team. ELIZABETH L. CORVEY Bridgeport High Phi Theta Kappa 2; Pygmalion. GEORGE LEE CRANFORD Palm Beach High College Singers 2; Phi Da Di 1-2; Phi Rho Pi 1-2, Presi- dent 2; Harvey ; Pygmalion ; Wuthering Heights ; Best Actor Award 1; Radio Workshop 2. BROMAN DAVID CUMPTON Belle Glade High Chi Sig 2; Basketball Rebels. MARGARET DIANE CURL Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Treasurer 2; Philo 1-2; WRA 2. HOWARD DETON DAY Lake Worth High 128 BONITA ELIZABETH DE CAMP Linwood High Sophomore Social Committee; Beachcomber 2. MARILYN ANN DE VECKA Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1; College Singers 1. BRENDA SUE DOOLEY Palm Beach High Co-Ed Club 1-2; College Singers 1-2. EDWARD PAUL DUFFY Seacrest High JULIA ARLENE ECKERT Lake Worth High Philo 2; Phi Theta Kappa. SALLY JOYCE ELBERTY Lake Worth High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1; Debating 2; Galleon Staff 2; Philo 1-2, Vice President 2; Phi Rho Pi 1-2, Vice President; Pygmalion ; Wuthering Heights. 129 JOHN HOWARD ELLIS Lake Worth High College Singers 1-2. ELVA LOUISE FISCHER Fort Lauderdale High College Singers 1-2; Philo 1-2. JAMES BRESTOL FOSTER Gibbert High Florida Academy of Sciences; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; Pygmalion. HENRY NEIL FOUNTAIN, JR. Lake Worth High JOHNNY GARY FRANK Palm Beach High Chi Sig 1-2, Treasurer 2. BARBARA ELAINE FREE Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Thi Del 1-2. Pledge Mistress 2; P. A. Announcer. 130 ADDISON GEORGE GILBERT, JR. Broadalbin High College Singers 1-2, President 2; ISCC 2, Alternate; Phi Da Di 1-2, Worthy Grand Scribe; Intramural Basket- ball; Intramural Softball. JAMES NEVIN GOETZ Lake Worth High Art Club 2. GERALD RICHARD GORDEN Cocoa Beach High JUDITH CLAIRE GRAVES lake Worth High Co-Ed 1-2; Pan-American Club; Philo 1-2; WRA 1-2. BARBARA LYNN GREER Palm Beach High Co-Ed Club 2; Thi Del 2. JERRE B. HALL Auburn High Art Club 2; Automobile Club 2. 131 WILLIAM RYMER HAMBRIGHT Palm Beach High Phi Da Di 1-2. IRENE FRANCES HANNA Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; Pan-American Club 2; Tri Omega; WRA 1-2; Phi Rho Pi 2. RAYMOND LOUIS HANNUM Palm Beach High Automobile Club 2; Circle K 2; College Singers 1-2. RICHARD ALBERT HANSEN Seacrest High Esquire Club 1-2. LYNNE WRIGH HARTSHORN Owosso High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1-2, Publicity 2; SNEA 1; WRA 1. CAROL EILEEN HAUGH Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; Thi Del 1-2; WRA 1. 132 J DENNIS KENT HOERBER Palm Beach High Phi Da Di 1-2. THOMAS B. HOLLOWAY Palm Beach High Circle K 1-2, Secretary 2; Phi Da Di 1-2, Historian 2 Esquire Club 1-2. DONALD LAMONT HORNAK Palm Beach High Circle K 1-2, Treasurer 1, Vice President 2; Phi Da Di 1-2, Treasurer 2. JO ANN WYOLENE JENKINS Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Thi Del 1-2, Historian 2. CHARLES WALTER JOHNSON Lake Worth High Class Officer 1, Vice President 1; College Singers 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; Student Government 1. JOHN PETER JOHNSTON Bishop ' s College School Beachcomber 2; Chi Sig 1-2, Sergeant-at-Arms 2; Social Committee of Sophomore Class. 133 PATRICIA ANN KELLEY Palm Beach High Collegiate Fellowship 1; Florida Academy of Science 2; Secretary; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2, Secretary 2; Pygmalion. GEORGE OSCAR KINARD III Palm Beach High ISCC 1-2, Sergeant-at-Arms 1, President; Phi Da Di 1-2, President 2 ; Esquire Club 1-2. JAMES LLOYD KING Dan McCarty High Esquire Club 2. JUDITH ANN KNIGHT Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; Thi Omega. DONALD FRANCIS KOKER Fort Lauderdale High Esquire Club 2. JEROME JOESPH KUCERA Lake Worth High Circle K 2; Parliamentarian of Sophomore Class; Engi- neering Club 2, President; Phi Theta Kapp 1-2, President 2; Veteran ' s Club 2, Vice President. 134 JUDY A. KUH Lake Worth High Art Club 2; Co-Ed 1; Beachcomber 2; Galleon Staff 1; Thi Del 1-2. RONALD BASIL LA VERGNE Fort Lauderdale High ZOE FORREST LEUFKENS Lake Worth High Co-Ed 1; Galleon Staff 1; Newman Club 2; Sophomore Class Social Committee. CARL LEO LEVERENZ Lake Worth High Alpha Fidelphia 1-2; Circle K 1-2. JAMES W. LISSEDEN Palm Beach High Beachcomber 1-2, Business Manager 1-2; Bookstore Manager 1-2. TERRY HORD LITTLE Palm Beach High Phi Da Di 1-2; Vice President Sophomore Class. 135 MARGARET RUTH McCUNE Lake Worth High College Singers 1-2. JUDITH ANN McLaughlin Seacrest High Beachcomber 1-2, Reporter 1, Editor-in-Chief; Co-Ed 1-2; Newman Club 2; Pan-American Club 1-2, Secretary 2; SNEA 2; Thi Del 1-2, Treasurer 2. JUDITH ANN MANRING Palm Beach High Beachcomber 2; Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Colle- giate Fellowship 1; Pan-American Club 2; SNEA 1-2 President 2; Thi Del 2; WRA 1-2. BARBARA JEAN MATES Lake Worth High Phi Rho Pi. JAMES LOUIS MARSHALL Fort. Lauderdale High Esquire Club. TED RAYMOND MARX Lake Worth High College Singers 2, Vice President; Phi Da Di 1-2 136 EDWARD GEORGE M EERBOTT St. Ann ' s High Circle K 2; Galleon Staff 2, Business Manager 2; Phi Da Di 1-2; Phi Rho Pi 2; Esquire Club 1-2, Treasurer 2. PHYLLIS EVELYN METROLIS Lake Worth High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Florida Academy of Science 2, Treasurer; Thi Del 1-2, Chaplain 2; WRA 1, Secretary. SANDRA SUE MILSTEAD Lake Worth High Co-Ed 1; Collegiate Fellowship 1-2; Florida Academy of Science 2; Pan-American Club 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; SNEA 2; Spanish Club 1, President. JON-FAYE MITCHELL Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; Newman 1-2; Thi Del 1-2, Sergeant-at-Arms; Court of Beauty 1 . ROBERT JOSEPH MITCHELL Caldwell High Alpha Fidelphia 1-2, President 1, Vice ISCC; Student Government 2, President. THOMAS ADIEL MOLTROS Lake Worth High Esquire Club. President 2; 137 SANDRA LONNELL MUNSON Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1; Collegiate Fellowship 1-2, President 1; 1-2, Vice President 1; WRA 1-2. SNEA JAMES F. NEAL Palm Beach High Chi Sig 1-2, Pledge Captain 1, Vice President 2; ISCC 1-2, Alternate Representative 1-2; Esquire Club 1-2. NANCY LEE NEALE Fort Lauderdale High Philo 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Co-Ed 1-2, Treasurer 2. DONNA MARIE ORR Pompano Beach High Art Club 2; Design Yearbook Cover 2. LERON JEFFERSON PARRAMORE Lake Worth High SHARON LEE PAYTON Roosevelt High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Collegiate Fellowship 1, Historian; Philo 1-2; Phi Rho Pi 1-2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. 138 PETER LOUIS PIMENTEL Palm Beach High College Singers 1. STEVE BERNARD PLOUDRE Palm Beach High Esquire Club 1-2. PATRICIA MAUREEN QUIGLEY Palm Beach High Beachcomber 2; Fashion Editor; Co-Ed 1-2, Treasurer 2; College Singers 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; Thi Del 1-2, Parliamentarian 1, Recording Secretary 2. JOAN MARIE RINE Grossi Pointe High Art Club 2; Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1; Galleon Staff 2; Newman Club 1-2; Philo 1-2, Social Secretary 2. JAMES F. RINGHISER Lake Worth High Alpha Fidelphia 1-2, Parliamentarian 2; Circle K 1; Pan- American 1-2. CHARLES EDGAR RITCEY Lake Worth High Collegiate Fellowship 2; Radio Club 2. 139 JACK KENNITH ROOF Palm Beach High Chi Sig 1-2; Circle K 1; Esquire Club 1-2. BARBARA LYNN ROWE Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2, Secretary 1, President 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2, Treasurer 2; Thi Del 1-2. ORLANDO FELIZ SAULEDA Havana, Cuba Pan-American C!ub. MIRIAM LOUISE SCHESTAG Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Phi Rho Pi 1-2, Treas- ure r 2; Thi Del 2. JUDITH LOUISE SHAFER Palm Beach High Beachcomber 2, News Editor; Thi Del 2. ERLE LLEWELLYN SHIPPEY Buttons Bay High Art Club 2, Treasurer. 140 ADA DEANNA SNARFELDT Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2. TED JOHN HENRY SOLLOHUB Webster Tufts School Alpha Fidelphia 1-2, President 2; Beachcomber 2, Re- porter; ISCC 2, Treasurer; Newman Club 1-2; Veteran ' s Club 1-2; Sophomore Class Committee. KENNETH ST. GERMAIN Fort Lauderdale High Florida Academy of Sciences. EVELYN PEARL STONE Lake Worth High Beachcomber 1, Reporter; Co-Ed 1; College Singers 1-2; College Forum 1-2, Secretary 2; Phi Rho Pi 1-2, Secretary 2; Pygmalion. JOHN JULIUS SZOLSCEK Lake Worth High Alpha Fidelphia 2; Beachcomber 1-2; Staff 1-2; Newman Club 1-2. Circle K 2; Galleon BETTY JO TEAGLE Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2, Music Committee 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1-2, Chaplain 2; Tri Omega; SNEA 1; Galleon Staff 2, Sophomore Layout, Photo Assistant; WRA 1-2, Constitution Revision Committee 2. I 141 NORMA LOUISE THACH Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2, Secretary 2; College Singers 1; Thi Del 1-2. PATRICIA CHARLENE TOTH Seacrest High Co-Ed 1-2; Collegiate Fellowship 1-2; Florida of Sciences 2; Philo 1-2, Sergeant-at-Arms 1; Academy WRA 1-2. NANCY LOUISE VEREB Redstone Republic High Beachcomber 1-2, Advertising 1, Circulation and Promo- tion 2; WRA 1-2. BABETTE ELIZABETH VERRE Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1; College Singers 1; Galleon Staff 2, Assistant Editor; ISCC 2; Newman Club 1-2; Philo 1-2; WRA 2. JIM WAMBAUGH Palm Beach High Automobile Club 2; Phi Rho Pi 2. BRIAN LESLIE WATES Palm Beach High Beachcomber 2, Columnist; Circle K 2, Treasurer; ISCC 2; Phi Da Di 1-2, Pledge Master 2. 142 JULIAN WELLS Lake Worth High Chi Sig 1-2; Circle K. LAWRENCE D. WHITAKER Lake Worth High Alpha Fidelphia 2. LAWRENCE KEITH WHITE Palm Beach High Esquire Club 1-2. CAROL JEAN WHITEHEAD Palm Beach High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Collegiate Fellowship 1, Treasurer; Philo 1-2, Chaplain 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; SNEA 1, Treasurer. KATHLEEN CAROL WILKIE Pine Crest High Art Club 2; Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Galleon Staff 2; Newman Club 1-2; WRA 1; Harvey. FREDERICK LEE -WILLIAMS Lake Worth High Class Officer 1-2, President 1-2; Circle K 1-2; Pan-Amer- ican Club 1-2; Student Government 1-2. 143 RUTH E. WILLIAMS Lake Worth High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1; ISCC 2, Secretary; Pan- American Club 1, Secretary; Student Government 2, Treasurer; SNEA 1-2; Thi Del 1-2, Treasurer 1, President 2. RICHARD STANLEY WILSON Palm Beach High Phi Da Di 1-2. SHIRLEY DIANE WOOD Lake Worth High Beachcomber 1-2, Feaiure Editor; Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 2; Galleon Staff 1; Thi Del 1-2, Parliamentarian 2. GREGORY LAWLOR WOODWORTH Winsted High Esquire Club 1-2. GARY JOHN YOUNG Palm Beach High Engineering Club 2. BETTY ANN ZABNER Webster Tufts Art Club 2; Automobile Club 1-2; College Singers 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1-2; SNEA 1; WRA 1. 144 SOPHOMORE ROSTER PHILIP ANTHONY AZOON Lake Worth High Circle K 2; ISCC 1; Newman Club 1-2; Pan- American Club 1; Phi Da Di 1-2; Harvey. BARBARA ALICE BAKER Lake Worth High Art Club 2; Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Pan-American Club 1-2; Thi Del 1-2; WRA 2. FRED DONALD BARBAREE Seacrest High Engineering Club 1-2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2. BILL JOSEPH BRAMMEIER St. Ann ' s High GESSE PATRICK BURNEH Lake Worth High SNEA 1. ROBERT FOWLER CHRISTENSEN Palm Beach High Art Club 2; College Singers 1-2; Debating Team 1; Radio Club 1; Veteran ' s Club 1-2, Treasurer 1. RONALD COLILLA Palm Beach High College Singers 2. ANNE ALEXIS CONNORS St. Ann ' s High Beachcomber 2; Co-Ed Club 1-2; Newman Club 1-2, Treasurer 1; Thi Del 1-2. SANDRA JEAN CULLING St. Ann ' s High Beachcomber 2; Co-Ed 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; College Singers 1-2; ISCC 1; Philo 1-2; SNEA 1; WRA 2. WALTER FLETCHER DAVEY Lake Worth High Phi Da Di 1-2. GEORGE WILLIAM DROWNE, JR. St. Ann ' s High College Singers 2. SUGANNE MARIE ELLERT St. Ann ' s High Co-Ed Club 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; WRA 1-2; Philo 1-2, Sergeant-af- Arms 2. HENRY NEIL FOUNTAIN, JR. Lake Worth High College Singers 1-2. GLENN CHRYSTIE HAMILTON Palm Beach High DAVID STANLEY HARRER Peoria Central High Florida Academy of Science 2, President; Pan- American Club 2. RONALD ANTHONY HUNT Okeechobee High . Radio Club 1. PATSY WINIFRED JONES Palm Beach High Secretary of Sophomore Class; Co-Ed 1-2; Student Government 2; Thi Del 1-2. GASTON FARRIS KINCAID, JR. Pahokee High PATRICK FRANCIS AAARCELLINO Seacrest High Newman Club 1-2, President 2; Veteran ' s Club 1-2. GERALD PAnERSON MARKHAM Palm Beach High College Singers 1-2; Phi Da Di 1-2. ARTHUR LAWRENCE MARKUSON Palm Beach High Florida Academy of Science 2, Vice President; Radio Club 1. Club 1-2; Ski BAYARD LLOYD MOFFin Palm Beach High Phi The ta Kappa 2; Esquire Team 1-2. ALFRED DANIEL MORGAN South Broward High EDWIN MORRIS, JR. Monticello High College Singers 1-2; Veteran ' s Club 1-2. RODNEY KEMP MORTON Edison Senior High College Forum 2; Phi Rho Pi 2. DANIEL HAMILTON MULLIS Pahokee High Veteran ' s Club 1-2; Intramural Ball 2. JUDITH Mclaughlin Seacrest High Thi Del President 2; ISCC 2. NANCY LEE NEALE Euclid Senior High Beachcomber 2; Galleon Staff 2; WRA 1-2, Treasurer 2. JAMES HARVEY NEUMANN Fairview High Veteran ' s Club 1-2. KYNRIC MARTIN PELL Runnymede Collegiate WILLIAM HENRY PETTRITT Fort Lauderdale High College Singers 1-2. HELEN JACQUELINE PISHINICK St. Ann ' s High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1; Galleon Staff 2, Assistant Editor; Newman Club 1-2; Philo 1-2, Social Secretary 1-2; WRA 1-2, President 2. ALAN ODELL ROBERTS Miami High Debating Team 1-2; Phi Veteran ' s Club 1. Theta Kappa BONNIE LOUISE ROSS Palm Beach High Beachcomber, Circulation and Promotion Man- ager 1; Co-Editor 1; Philo 1-2, Treasurer 2; WRA 1-2, Secretary 2. RICHARD H. ROUGHEN Massanutten Military Academy Veteran ' s Club 1 . ROBERT JEROME SHEEDY Harvard High Radio Club 1-2, Vice President 2. ROBERT E. SIMS Palm Beach High JAMES RAFTER SOAPPY Palm Beach High Art Club 1-2; Beachcomber 1-2; College Sin- gers 1-2; Debating Team 1-2; Galleon Staff 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; Radio Club 1-2; Harvey ; Wuthering Heights. SHIRLEY ANNE TANI St. Paul ' s High Beachcomber 1; Circulation and Promotion Staff; Co-Ed Club 1-2; College Singers 2; Newman Club 1-2; Thi Del 1-2. FRANCIS AAARTIN THORNE Palm Beach High NANCY LOUISE VEREB Redstone Republic High Co-Ed 1-2; College Singers 1-2; Galleon Staff 2, Business Manager; Newman Club 1; Philo 1-2. SANDRA ANN WALLER Fulton High College Singers 1-2. MICHAEL IAN WARREN Palm Beach High Beachcomber 1-2, Reporter 1, News Editor 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1; Pan-American Club 2. TOM GOLD WEATHERS Palm Beach High RICHARD STANLEY WILSON Palm Beach High Phi Da Di 1-2. JOHN CLARK WINFREE Palm Beach High OTHER SOPHOMORES JOHN TRAQUAIR ADAMS WILLIAM ERNEST ALEYA MARY ANN ARBUTHNOT JEROME RAYMOND BECKFELT ROLAND GERALD BOYCE DONALD T. BRANNING GERALD JAMES CHRISTENSEN WILLIAM ALFRED COBB, JR. LYNN E. COCHRANE MARTHA SUE COX JAMES EARL CRESSMAN WILLIAM BOYD FABLE JERRY EUGENE FORK BARBARA ANN GEHRKIN HERBERT HUDDY GOODMAN JOHNNY ROBERT GROOVER ROBERT R. 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