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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

galleon voL xx palm beach junior college lake worth, florida table of contents dedication .... buildings administration students organizations . social clubs . . . athletics campus life . . . advertisements .4 ..6 .40 .72 IE 122 130 146 dean paul j. glynn dedication paul j. glynn . . . dean of students and friend, vitality . . . warmth . . . understanding . . . friendliness, for us . . . encouragement . . . support . . . ideas . . . genuine interest, ability to inspire students ... to full development of potential, with great pride . . . affection ... we dedicate . . . 1965 galleon ... to paul j. glynn. college . . . school of higher learning . . . educational in- stitute ... as defined by webster . . . build- ing . . . collection of buildings, owned . . . used by a college. we will pursue . . . latter definition in . . . 1965 galleon. . . . buildings in which we attend classes, lectures, labs, club meetings . . . buildings in which we listen, laugh, learn, study, eat . . . make palm beach junior college more than . . . abstrac- tion. . . . within the next pages . . . we present palm beach junior college as we will remember it. administration building auditorium dental hygiene building gymnasium ■.■ .■ s j jii ' - . ■ ' ' t -• ' humanities building j if - 3w 4 :.: -| i 10 . lounge science building . as -, social science building ■■■ ' ,: isiii 13 fc_J . mn „ Ml ' ■■.■fj - ■•.- ' i - ---■- ' .. student activity center technical building administration 17 5, i Jft8s3 ' ' m mmmm Faculty, Students, Alumni and Friends, During the past year the campus plan for Palm Beach Junior College was re-studied and the revised development plan was approved by the Board of Public Instruction. This revised plan provides for the physical facilities necessary for a student body of 7,000 by 1971-72. The 4,000 day students and 3,000 evening students will have adequate parking space and will attend classes in air-conditioned buildings. Each bien- nium the State Legislature releases funds to the College based upon its increase in enroll- ment. It appears that Palm Beach Junior College will be engaged in a continuous build- ing program on this campus until 1972. Even more important than the new physical facilities which will be added during the next six years are the technical and specialized curricula which are now available and are being planned for the immediate future. Palm Beach Junior College has received recog- nition for the breadth of educational opportunity it provides to the people of this area. The College will continue to explore these opportunities and, at the same time, continue its interest in Science and the Humanities. Palm Beach Junior College, in its thirty-one years of educational service, has played a major role in the preparation of the teachers, doctors, lawyers, dentists, engineers, busi- ness men and community leaders of our county. We look forward to an era of even great- er service with the aid of these alumni and friends. asi -t - 6 Harold C. Manor, President Palm Beach Junior College 19 administration dean of students paul j. glynn and company. 20 dean allison and dean graham. dean of instruction paul w. graham dean of special studies paul w. allison dean of men wayne white dean white and dean blesh 22 assistant director of services george fate director of services James baugher registrar elbert e. bishop and assistant registrar laurence h. mayfield 23 charles a. atwell mary jo broyles robert e. fuerst counselors robert c. moss 24 donald c. penny art James duke James c. houser, jr. Josephine gray James b. miles d. hugh albee donald butterworth otis harvey seymour pryweller department chairman music f i 1 letha madge royce :s patricia ann archibald howard baker daniel p. caylor craig a. gathmarT richard h. gross fred j. hoi ling wilhelmina j. petrillo h. douglas sammons, jr. elizabeth tegiacchi biology 26 martha h. ambrosio robert batson rose z. califf business eleanor r. dixon waiter abram franklin charles graham esther c. holt rosanne kalil thelma okerstrom John h. rudd c. h. sheffey dale w. washburn 27 chemistry kenneth e. ackerman jack c. fayssoux, jr. clyde p. fergusorV I. v. lemmerman Joseph m. lesko 28 engineering technical leon f. austin robert I. book charles connell James a. cooper Jennings b. rader don c. whitmer 29 communications rose biancarosa donald h. busselle ee edden butterfield watson b. duncan, III alice thorp duxbury edith faye easterling david a. forshay Joseph h. goffi 30 dorothy m. peed thomas p. perry emma j. phillips John w. platt, jr. sal lie r. taylor meacham tomasello earl b. huber gordon j. kramer frank leahy 31 sue a. earnest martha mc donald antoinette nunziato betty ann morgan lillian m. smiley nursing 32 dental hygiene edith m. caserta theodore b. engel June v. pray margaret galbraith earliene witman 33 mathematics and physics knud dennis alber a. albert alperstein Wallace e 1 M william b. galbraith grover curtis gentry carlton andrews lane c. o. nelson 34 I, edward price mildred m. schilds a. c. ramos richard travis raymond sweet ruth wing 35 william g. chambers elisabeth erling roy e. bell ruth w. dooley edith hall robert I. case wiley c. douglass marilyn jane leaf physical education health library home economics harris d. mc girt |ay g. mooers benjamin s. roberts 36 floyd o. becherer, jr. samuel bottosto frank j. cieboter social science history arnold m. freedman george w. hofmann eleanor j. myatt Joseph o. payne charles Sutherland, jr. wilton tucker h. payge dampier Sidney h. davies 17 bernice m. ballard sally ann barrow ruth b rofft staff meta k. campbell Joyce cates dorothea k. conti evelyn dower sue f. frazier bonnie i. griffin edna m. hardy lois kaskey Virginia lewis • • • 38 delores m. little nancy logan sonia m. mattson elizabeth nobis alice perry i M i wmamifM j. barry rogers waiter royal I wilma weigel myrtle d. whittaker edna d. wilson corinne wulf 39 students 41 rick adams charlynne akins judy alexander 1 I. gene allard carol alien april anderson dorothy arrington patricia aulin wesley babb sophomore 42 linda baker mary alice baker wayne baker frances baldock cal ballentine James banim ann barlow dudley barlow Jeanne c. barnett francis p. barthel patricia bartley dorothy batchelor ,, patricia bates terry bates marlene batista 43 AkA david beede carol berryman dorothy beyer tina billias jim birdsall frank bishop 1 karen bishop patricia I. blaney don boggs hugh bohne benny bohren sherry boise carol j. bothe randy bottosto evelyn bouchlas 44 cheri bracker kathie bradner margaret brende 1 beverly brewster patricia britton pauletta brooks William brown george f. brownlee ardiath broxson 45 robert I. bryan patricia buice John buntin sandy carver becky cashman lynda chapman lee chase lorraine chatfield ken chennell 46 gloria chepens ' ' larry clayton richard cofer pat colpitts mary kay cooney carol crawford bill cray colleen crickenberger patricia cullen patrick cullen carey culpepper linda dale sharon darville dorothy davis gale davis 47 steven I. day dorothy deadwyler v paul dee bonnie lynn dell marcia devos Jorge m. diaz peter g. dietz warren w. dill linda doelling ella dolci sue dolloff kathleen ann donnelly dan dorso sharon ann dudasik mary dulson 48 emy I. dunning gary dupere James f. eckler jerry farmer candy farr annette ferguson henry filton lynn fine charles fink ' 49 lynn fischer robert fisher geri fitzgerald mark foley jan ford mary ellen ford craig fouse betty fravel arry frederick Howard freeman michael e. frey russell friderick tiMik 4 1 bill galbraith gillis gamache andy gancarz 50 susan garbarino josie gaskin william j. gauigan dan gaultney patsy gaynor James h. george fean a. gibson ronnie giddens eileen gilbane mary gilchrist helen gilmore Stephen goldfadden John c. golterman ' linda goodman laura goodmark mike govern James graham bernadette marie grail ' dayna I. green pat grohmann kitty sharon guhl carol gutman nita hanlon linda hardy Judy harper pat harrington marshall harris v douglas harter charlotte hartung torn hasis 52 betty haverly gwendolyn hayes chuck hendry camille anita henriquez Stephanie henriquez waiter hinz david holmes phil holmes sharon hopkins carol horbst evelyn horst pamela beverly horton nancy houghton tommy howard david t. howes 53 barbara hoyland julia hoyt dan hrabko John James ken jenne John Jennings 54 beverly Johnson cecelia Johnson enid Johnson mary alice Johnson barbara Johnston connie Johnston gayle Jones dollie joyner torn kalil evelyn kammeraad ' william karbens margaret kayser rauha i. kerttula betsy kilbourne John kimberly 55 tit barbara kincaid donald kincaid maxine kirschner barbara kissel thomas e. klein John d. knoll chris koenig christine kopel paula koski waiter h. la croix III jane lamb joe lanning Joseph p. laury J robert lawless carol lazzo 56 susan e. leary Jeanne ledford yvonne lee diane o. lewis robert lewis, jr. ' sandra j. lewis sandi lieb bev lindeborn helen lindrose sue linkous g. wayne lippard ' karen little 57 beverly littles daisy longest jo anne lowery carol sue mac Williams terry mc carson lynn mcdonald woodie mc duffie eileen mc gee glenda sue mc intyre 58 alice louise mc les ter heather mc naught gary mabee helen madigarv darryl b. mall judiann malley 1 vicki markham carola markland John marquardt John marshall ronald mason cynthia mastiocola charles w. mathys barbara matthews harold matthews 59 pauline mattie 11 Virginia mayes martha mayo candy mazur robert a. meek II jim meeks jack mercer al messer shannon miles eileen miller janice miller roger miller wayne moccia larry monk douglas morgan 0 tim munson gerald lamar murray amin nabhan Joseph narkier marianne nevels bonnie jo newman ken nichols helene nicolardes paul niemeyer terence hugh o ' neill deane orr sandy padgett pennell painter marika panutsos robert parr h+:M M kermit dale parris bob pennington caesar perez rosemary petrick henry j. petrillo cheryl pierce peter w. pisz judith platt kathy pokorny Judy a. poole mamie pressey v pauletta pyles i 62 george randolph robert c. ranger peggy raphel shirley rappoport wayne reimsnyder 1 ' jan rex bob reynolds patricia w. rhodes jane rice wayne rickards Judy ritchie marvis b. roberts, jr. sallie robinson miriam rodriquez tomas rodriquez : cheryl Jeanne rossello dottie roth robert roth david reuger tanya russo kenneth allan ruszenas sharon salzler charlie sands keva a. schein arthur e. schlueter, jr. ' leonard pete schmitt linda schuette ann m. schuettler suzanne schultz louise schwartz 64 lynne Schwartz cheryl lynn sellards mark selleck jim sharrock danny shaw gary t. shelby aura silvers ' susan irene sinot gary smigiel 65 linda lou snyder susan marian sombret philip sorenson jean smiley arthur smith chuck smith kenneth a. smith mary smith robert j. smith russell p. smith sylvia smith nancy smoak bonnie spade dennis squires sandra Steele •5 ted Steele zina steelman james steuwe frank a. Stevens jean stevenson John Stewart frank stillo sandra stokes diana stone patti stone susie stone frank j. strano nancy stravino gloria strayer ann sullivan 67 Mi« aline f. szabo carol ann szabo inez taylor bill terry polly terry Joan thomas rann thomas carole r. thompkins mary Thompson Johnnie I. tieche vivi tingstrom victoria h. toulson ohn h. townsend T karen tracy John trent 6 c Jacqueline trotsky miriam tuger chuck turner gerald vande mark nancy van etten Janet van wagner inda wagner Stewart wagner sharon walker 69 anton wanio phyllis ward bill watson Judith b. watson don waxman nancy weaver ronald weeks nancy welden jeanne wells manan wells janet west donna weymark heike wichmann jerry wilcox ken williams 70 linda wilson mildred wilson maribeth winsauer marlene winstead ronald wood ralph woolbright dianne worrilow david wrausmann John wesley wright karlinne wulf linda wurth patsy yates dennis James yawn susan zumpf John zywicki 71 organizations 73 president frank stillo. treasurer dave wrausmann. student executive branch vice president ned frazier. governing body . . . execu- tive officers . . . judicial board . . . legislative branch. leaders . . . decision- makers . . . enforcers . . . law-makers. secretary gloria bateman. 74 government legislative branch WnV %. %! ' . ma fail j first row, I to r: John wright, wayne moccia, ron wood, John goJterman, howard freeman, kirk middleton. second row: sue leary, suzanne schultz, diane lewis, cindy simmons, carol perry, kathy fanshawe, dianne Jones, cherie rosello. third row: gary smigiel, Joel wadsworth, gernie morehead, jim dickson, phil ewerf, marc weisman, dan dorso, paul dee. president of the senate ned frazier . . . leader of the law-makers. clerk cindy simmons parliamentarian howard freeman. senate in session. 75 political union political union . . . interested in govern- ment and politics . . . affiliate of florida citizenship clearing house . . . sponsors each summer an observer of florida govern- ment . . . guest speakers from public offices. advisor mr. Joseph payne. first row, I to r: marshall faillace, vice president; bill moss; trudy maiden, secretary-treasurer; frank barthel, president; heather mc naught; mr. Joseph payne, faculty advisor. second row: john lawless, dennis bolen, bill freeman, don boggs, chuck elliot, public relations; bob lenz. not pictured, marty dunne, John Jennings, sharon dudasik, arthur goldman. m . !h media media . . . literary magazine . . . spring publication . . . creative contributions . . . students ' works • • • open membership. standing, I to r.- howard freeman, mr. mc daniel, advisor. seated: paula priegel, art editor; pat cullen, editor-in-chief. 77 galleon assistant editor sue leary. editor evelyn horst staff sports editor rann thomas. organizations editor geri fitzgerald. art editor kathie bradner.  ■ J|f A I M k «W w T%L • r administration editor nancy weaver. dr. miles at the helm of the galleon. galleon . . . p.b.j.c. yearbook . . . memories made . . . never forgotten . . . recorded forever. frustration . . . rush . . . deadlines . . . macaroni salad . . . laughter . . . mosaic . . . crop . . . draw . . . redraw. 73 beachcomber editor-in-chief jean smiley the staff, I to r, seated: bill moss, columnist; sharon dudasik, copy reader; bob mol- inari, photographer; phil brown, photographer; benny bohren, reporter; linda good- man ' copy editor; mike dickson, reporter, standing: van golay, reporter; diane lewis, reporter; don boykin, reporter; don gilchrest, reporter; sid eline, advertising manager. i photo editor terry o ' neill 30 sports editor jim dickson. beachcomber . . . newspaper . . . voice of p.b.j.c. . . . bi-weekly . . . controversial. midnight oil . . . air conditioning . . . read and heed signs . . . merry christmas. feature editor lynn fischer. staff - news editor bev lindeborn. business mgr. mike frey. p.b.j.c. band first row, I to r: harry lambert, kenneth west, laurine anderson, susan sinot, guy wilson, Joanne goodrich, Catherine Wil- liams, don boggs, barry isaacs. second row: bob brown, James banim, phyllis haskins, russell freve, martha barbee, roger dunham, dan gaultney, ernest kuonen, bob meyer, marsha groom, william swyers, sandra wohrley, Joel kalish. standing: mr. pryweller, director; charles elliott, Stephen durrance, william lindsay, michael cobbler, bill brown, nelson mc- duffie. band . . . music . . . time . . . energy . . . concerts . . . f.a.u. dedication . . . the president . christmas wreath. band officers first row, I to r.- sandra wohrley, secretary; marsha groom, librarian; Catherine Williams, librarian. second row: bill brown, treasurer; roger dunham, pres- ident; dan gaultney, vice president; mr. pryweller, director. 92 college singers first sopranos dorothy batchelor gloria chepens frances croft dale fellers susan french doris knabb beverly lindeborn vivi tingstrom second sopranos ardiath broxson carol Crawford Janice fields susie sombret carol suhr Judy watson altos linda fa ilia marguerite giambalvo harrietta irvin barbara kissel Janet rice zola Stephens diane worrilow tenors edward s. alton brian conklin neville gaggiani bob lydiard jim pope basses paul arnold John fable pete hassler bob kram kent maltby perry mc campbell tim munson bob swaet kim st. bernard gerald vande mark randy wing accompanists Janet connell carol cox carol suhr carol crawford barry isaacs director dr. donald butterworth college singers . . . melody . . . harmony . . . vast repertoire . . . together with band . . . christmas . . . easter . . . graduation . . . hum-m-m . . . 83 circle k part of a paper drive. 34 members mike frey nelson mc duffie richard aronson david wrausmann marc weisman randy bottosto tim munson marty dunne robert brown sam christian mike dickson jim graham jim taipale frank stillo alien trefry pennell painter dan dorso richard henry ioel wadsworth robert reynolds wayne moccia kirk middleton John kimberly mike hurd jim dickson robert molinari perry Campbell philip sorensen ed conklin ned frazier william brown art goldman andy gancarz don gilchrest gary thoman howard freeman pete schmitt kyle turner international j.f.k. memorial service. officers, I to r : philip sorensen, vice president; bill brown, president; dr. samuel bottosto, advisor; pennell painter, treasurer; ted Steele, secretary. circle k . . . men ' s service club . . . kiwanis sponsored . . . dental hygiene sod . . . j.f.k. memorial service . . . dark of the moon and cokes . . . brother- hood. k-ettes ... ski party .. . fowl festival . . . beach party .. . banquets . . . leesburg . . . pins . . . paper drive . . . paper drive . . . paper drive. board, I to r.- andy gancarz, don gilchrest, dr. bottosto, wayne moccia. not pictured, wayne griffin. 85 k-ettes front row I to r. suzanne schultz, evelyn horst, pat blaney, sue leary, mary ford, susan garbarino, Joan ed wards, lennis mattson, nancy mullis, beverly Johnson, kathy smith, phyllis mac killop, wendy suttmeier, elaine campbell, gale davis, |eanne ledford. .. , , first flight and landing, bottom to top-, maureen butler, rita ruggieri, carola markland, karen bishop, aline szabo, karen Tracy, karen little, carol szabo, sandy stokes, mary balme, lynne vought, mary smith, betty haverly, pat badgle.y, cecelia Johnson, maribeth winsauer. ..... ., second flight: janice feldt, carol henington, pat colby, kathy donnelly, gail kay, nancy weaver, diane palmanello, )anice mil- ler, sandy carver, jeanne barnett. . top row, r to I: mary ann spagnoli, Joan gossett, laura silvers, sylvia smith, sharon richards, ann williams, mananne nevels. 86 k-ette officers and board mem- bers, I to r.- karen little, v. presi- dent; evelyn horst, treasurer; nan- cy weaver, sr. board member; suzanne schultz, jr. board mem- ber; mary ford, president; sit- ting: sylvia smith, secretary, not shown-, laura silvers, sr. board member. k-ettes . . . women ' s service club . . . rock garden . . . fish ponds . . . migrant christmas party . . . christmas gifts . . . sisterhood. circle k projects . . . night meetings . . . statewide(?) . . . almost p.j. party . . . rainy pot luck . . . chariot race . . . greased pigs . . . volleyball . . . bowling. rock garden planted by k-ettes nov. 21, 1964. 87 collegiate civitan front row, I to r: amin nabhan, bob ethridge, bill Copland. _ second row: dennis martin, mr. busselle, rus ross, gary elkins, dennis capone, jim bowman, mike ma|ewski. not pictured, John lynch, harvey kraft. advisor mr. busselle officers, I to r: dennis martin, sgt. at arms; gary elkins, secretary; jim bowman, v. president; mike majewski, president, not pictured; John lynch, treasurer; harvey kraft, chaplin. 98 women ' s section i § r board women ' s intramural and recreational board . . . activity ideas . . . monday thru thursday . . . sportsmanship . . . fun . . . fairplay . . . individual play . . . team play . . . student activity fee . . . welcome all! to r-. joy booth, beverly sandidge, louise mc lester, director; zan dixon, asst. director; polly terry, not pictured, lois lacroix. men ' s intramural and recreational board . . . seven year existence . . . physical education department sponsored . . . intramural sports . . . recreational activities . . . various major field members . . . faculty chosen. to r.- bob seidl, ted anello, John golterman, ivan mish, mr. r. e. bell, advisor. men ' s section i § r board B9 science club science club . . . p.b.j.c. chapter of florida collegiate academy of sciences . . . organized June 1958 ... all sciences . . . information exchange . . . formal seminars . . . informal discussions . . . student and faculty moderators . . . field trips . . . everglades ad- venture. officers, I to r: hank petrillo, president; richard gross, sponsor; joe cadrin, v. president. members, I to r. mary jo lee, candy mazur, joe cadrin, calvin kaufmann, hank petrillo, will edmonds, evelyn kammeraad, mr. gross, sponsor. 90 foreign language club members, I to r: marilyn shirk, karen little, dr. butterfield, Virginia mayes, sandra lewis, lynn fischer, tina peterson, John Jennings, carol alien. advisor dr. butterfield. foreign language club . . . purpose . . . promote interest in . . . other countries. meetings . . . lectures . . . christmas . . . thanksgiving projects . . . needy families. 91 art club £ i I to r: kathie bradner, barb kincaid, sharrie gleason, dr. miles, advisor; Joel wadsworth, tina billias. I art club ... art interest . . further individual inter- est .. . group activity . . . uphold artistic standards . . . lectures . . . demonstra- tions . . . local artists . . . film. the art show 92 chess club advisor, mr. lesko chess club . . . membership . . . students and faculty . . . playing . . . learning . . . tournaments . . . matches . . . ponds . . . long waits . . . checkmate. seated, I to r ; david osmon, president; c. george sorrells, mike cale, g. a. kitchens, seff vande mark, t. s. vlasak. standing: thomas klein, treasurer; steven hiss, gordon holmes, randall talley, mr. j. m. lesko, advisor. 93 radio club . to r: leon austin, adviser; skip balif, treasurer; John theimer, president; steve day, secretary; torn lang, vice- president. radio club . . . sunburst amateur radio club ... no license required . . . prepare . . . nonlicensed members . . . f.c.c. examination . . . licensed f.c.c. station . . . qualified members. advisor, mr. austin n mature students club mature students club . . . older student . . . returning to college . . . congenial atmosphere . . . college problems . . . biweekly . . . refreshments . . . discussion . . . profit . . . pleasures. : ' iPl$ officers, I lo r: barbara matthews, mrs. edith hall, ad- visor; mary thompson, president. members, I to r: mrs. edith hall, mary thompson, lillian bradley, carol berryman, barbara matthews, charles e h. kuhn, rozella haizel, pat rex, kathleen de woody, bob harmon doris irwin, thelma kutik, helen gilmore. iiiCTT, an •- ' phi rho pi phi rho pi . . . honorary speech and forensic society . . . junior colleges . . . u.s.a. . . alpha chapter . . . first in state . . . promote interest . . . debate . oratory . . . drama . . . radio . . . television. members; paul arnold, John logan, John perry, marvin baransy, shawn mc allister, barbara kissel, gloria chepens, mark hiers, jane lamb, pauletta brooks bill moss, howard freeman, may keller, bob lydiard, loan gossett, mr. frank leahy mr. watson b. duncan, III, mr. josh crane, and mr. fred coggm, bob lydiard is hold- ing the award. officers; top to bottom-, mark hiers, president; barbara kis- sel, treasurer; may keller, sec- retary; bob lydiard, v. presi- dent. phi theta kappa members, I to r.- howard freeman, diana hall, joy booth, betty sites, jon fichtelman, mrs. carpenter, advisor; pat cullen, deane orr, frank bishop, lee nicolardes, kathie bradner, shirley rappoport, bob miller, jean smiley, laura gocdmark, barbara kissel. phi theta kappa . . . delta omicron chapter . . . nation- al honorary society . . . junior colleges . . . promote fellowship . . . projects . . . registration aids . . . spring frolics. officers, I to r: mrs. carpenter, advisor; kathie bradner, histori- an; jon fichtelman, president; howard freeman, v. president; shirley rappoport, treasurer, not pictured, may keller, secretary. 97 sigma epsilon mu officers, I to r: william b. galbraith, advisor and founder; rich- ard cofer, secretary-treasurer; frank Stevens, president; dennis alber, co-advisor; sherman moorehead, v. president. sigma epsilon mu . . . since 1958 . . . scholarship . . . develops character . . . cultivates fellow- ship . . . provides recognition . . . science majors . . . engineer- ing . . . mathematics . . . 2.5 over- all average . . . 3.0 major field average . . . scholarship trophy . . . graduation check . . . qualified sophomore. members, first row, I to r: marilyn heinricks, ann schuet- tler. second row.- frank Stevens, richard cofer, frank bishop, howard baker, gary dupere, david dull, alfred warren. third row: william b. gal- braith, tracy bennett, william edmonds, robert miller, Jo- seph cadrin, sherman moore- head, dennis alber. ?8 inter-varsity christian fellowship members, I to r.- Oliver Steele, ronnie giddens, audrey Jenkins, judy watson, curtis gentry, advisor; Joan Jenkins. inter-varsity christian fellowship . . . nationwide interdenominational . . . colleges and universities . . . good news of christ . . . speakers . . . prayer . . bible study. officers, I to r: oliver Steele, v. president; judy watson, treasurer; Joan Jenkins, secretary; ronnie giddens, presi- dent. Q? baptist student union advisor don whitmer standing, I to r: don whit- mer, faculty advisor; ingebore kyle, Judy watson, secretary; oliver Steele, president. seated, I to r: lynn fellards, betty fravel. baptist student union . . . spiritual growth . . . moral growth . . . the individual . . . open membership. 100 canterbury club first row, I to r: susan french, enid Johnson, mrs. jo broyles, faculty advisor; diana stone, nancy weaver. second row: kim st. bernard, jim turney, phil ewert, bob george. not pictured, father edward, j. watson, advisor; alice Johnson, bruce conklin, sue burian, John golterman, patsy gaynor, John Jennings, bill brown. canterbury club . . . organized 1963 . . . academic community . ... know christ . . . faith . . . episcopal church practices, mission . . . bahamas . . . canterbury house(?) . . . pot lucks . . . work days . : . swim parties. to i : john townsend, presi- dent; nancy weaver, v. presi- dent; susan french, treasurer; gail cummins, secretary. 101 newman club officers, I to r: pete mc cranels, president; teddy anello, v. president; linda wagner, secretary; maribeth winsauer, treasurer; Joshua crane, advisor. newman club . . . catholic . . . largest religious organization . . . newman center . . . chapel . . . library . . . offices . . . recreation hall. Sunday evening programs . . . bi-monthly business meetings . . . father Stephen dambruskas . . lecture . . . secularism and Catholicism . . . social gatherings . . . masses bi-weekly . . . holy days. members, first row, I to r. sue garbarino, mary ellen ford, linda wagner, maribeth winsauer, linda goodman, margaret ' brendel, sue del quist, sue loshbaugh, mr. josh crane, marty dunne. second row. torn kalil, dave dull, mike hubbard, dick al breckt, bob padecky, pete mc cranels, teddy anello, lenny sciuto. ' CI c. s. college organization christian science college organization . . . friday meetings . . . hymns . . . closer in christian fellow- ship. to r: evelyn horst, secretary-treasurer; bonnie baer, president; mrs. ruth dooley, advisor; dick perna. Jewish student fellowship ■vvf • ' jj « ' V J t u Jewish student fellowship . . . membership open to Jewish students . . . social get-together. c to r: betty jean diamant, miriam tuger, mike pearlman, paula rappoport, sue leventhal, shirley rappoport, david licht- man, president , not pictured, Joel kalish, v. president. 103 hospitality judging a good steak is the art being learned here by bud fhompson. special training re- ceived by vie poll- mann from rene at the petite marmite, palm beach. coordinator dr. John rudd and student John marshall at fred- erick ' s steak house. the day students of hotel, motel, food service school, advisory committee, and dr. manor. 104 program a. w. casey, statler scholarship win- ner, pointing out view of lake worth from top floor of the president apt.- hotel of palm beach. teddy phelps, statler scholarship winner, showing what he has learned in the way of registrating a guest at the palm beach towers. country club management is learn- ed by pbjc student ray stillen, seated, winner of the maurice b. gladstone 1963 scholarship, at atlantis country club, he is here with bernard niehaus. standing, I to r- vie pollman, russ raynor, randolph tewgel, ralph leonard, westly Jones, oren clement, william watson, joel kalish, william j. gauigan. seated, I to r: charles hoyt, kim st. bernard, barbara weldon, dr. John h. rudd, James fuller. booth at miami exposition . . . attended by thousands . . . executives and owners ... on the spot training. student nurses f I f i ft n H| i :i Jtof freshmen, I to r.- d. day, d. foby, m. greeson, c. broome, 1. vought, b. gacher, b. kellner, p. campbell, e. bennett, p. aulin, j. campbell, p. pyles, e. dark, I. mattson, m. heime, d. longest, loshbaugh, i. kyle, m. hotchkin, c. fogel- man, e. ' beall, b. Johnson, o. schwartz, b. diamant, p. carmen, j. rambert, b. Johnston, m. gilchrist, e. sakell, c. hunn, m. rossodivita, s. slocum, b. vostinak, I. hardy, b. sandidge, g. strayer. faye arnold sandra bailey carol bothe collen crickenberger carole gerwe dorothy gess jean gibson bernadette gral mary hartman 106 association student nurses association . . . provide members oppor- tunities for developing personal . . . professional competencies . . . officers, I to r.- carol bothe, v. president; linda synder, secretary; lillian smiley, sponsor and chair- man department of nursing,- mary wierda, treasurer; bernadette grail, president. sue healey lavonia James marjorie law ann mc laughlin helen grace madigan mary murrish diane raulerson louella rhoades betty rich Judy ritchie linda lou snyder diane solberg nadine toulson gwen whitzell mary wierda linda wurth ; :7 dental hygiene freshmen, front row, I fo r: bonita hayes, dorothy hough, gloria bateman, barbara lefler, Judy Williams, evelyn engelmeier, Judy dick, charlotte asber, lorraine alonso, charlene herm. , back row: natalie hethcox, sheryl south, susan small, Joyce riddle, marie wingo, sharolyn nichols, linda lloyd, diane lewis, linda turner. dental hygiene association . . . promote friendship among members . . . contribute to the professional growth of dental hygiene. 108 martha abdella elizabeth ann abood charlynne akins sandee arnone barbara bayless Janice cooper phyllis corbin pam davis patsy dekle suzan dixon lois ehrlich Jeanne george lyn green lynn harris barbara hicks phyllis kohl eleanor lane esther lane Joyce langford befty logonov sandra mc gregor Judy morris chris phillips linda snyder donna waring cara williams 109 social clubs in chi sig members, front row, I to r. rann thomas, fred mayer, dick madigan. middle row: ralph leonard, joe mc guigan, sieve goldfadden. back row.- art groom, barry bozeman, chris koenig, sandy bruce. officers, I to r: frank mc elroy, sgt-at-arms; bernie grail, secretary; don dowdy, treasurer; sandi martin, chi sig darling; sandy bruce, commander; rann thomas, It. commander; johnny mc elroy, chaplain. brotherhood of chi sig . . . maintained high standards-and values of brother- hood . . . man-hours to school projects led in money for dollars for scholars . . . built east walk to science building. sandi martin, chi sig darling members, front row, I to r: johnny mc elroy, bernie grail, frank mc elroy. middle row: kent maltby, don dowdy, mike slade. back row: morty mason, gary mabee, candler yarborough. 113 phi da di Kg . . ]p p, ;, :, . members, front row, fo r.- fred mascaro, rudy leuzinger, shaw mc peak, don kincaid, bill pate, torn miller, buddy payne. back row.- dave lazanis, fred wesa, david steinhauer, chuck turner, scott henderson, John mitchell, russ smith, John shea, george kerrila. officers, I to r.- bill pate, treasurer; shaw mc peak, master; don kin- caid, grand master; rudy leuzin- ger, secretary . I 14 pledge class, seated, I to r.- tim wright, ken coleman, steve ramsey, paul liebla, charlie bentine, gernie moorehead, I. standing: fred mascaro, pledge master. horton. 115 philo f? • «i members, front row, I to r: Janice mc laughlin, sharon hopkins, nita surgeont. back row. sue dolloff, lorraine snape, kathy fanshawe, billie janes, cherie kirby, martine de winter, donna adams, sandi martin, Joan thcmas, becky thompkins, barbara cornillaud, cherie rossello, barbara kincaid, Joyce mason, yidi turk. officers, I to r: Janice mc laughlin, historian; kathy fanshawe, pledge mistress; Joyce mason, vice president; cherie kirby, chaplain; donna adams, treasurer; billie janes, recording secretary; Joan thomas, scholastic chairman,- barbara cornillaud, sgt.-at-arms; sue dolloff, president. sisterhood of philo . . . celebrated 25th anniversary this year . . . oldest women ' s social club on campus . . . assists in scholastic affairs . . . promotes loyalty to the school . . . furthers the social life of palm beach junior college. 117 thi del members, J to r: kathy razook, sherry Sanderson, sharon messer, maxine krielow, bernadette gral hchner, zina steelman, phyllis deutsch. [ane phillips, kathy officers, I to r: jane phillips, parliamentarian; kathy razook, president; sherry Sanderson, publicity chairman; kathy hohner, chaplain; sharon messer, pledge mistress; bernadette grail, recording secretary; zina steelman, vice president. 19 tri omega members, I to r: Judy ritchie, barbara scott, lynn lunsford, Joyce serapin, carol hunn, nancy welden, lynne Schwartz, fran du pouy, belle brooks, sara shook, sherrie lunsford, bonnie dell, jane wenderoth, Judy govan. 120 eulogy to our brother reality, often thought of as life and death, who can be considered capable of writing this eulogy? must he be a friend, relative, or loved one? not being any one of these, but a mixture of all three, i submit to the brotherhood my offering. in a friend, we all look for companionship, loyalty, and truth, to me, sandy bruce existed as much more than a mere companion in whom traits of friendship sparked, his truth of his conception of truth, rest- ed within the image he portrayed as a mere man. to recognize truth is a wonderful asset, sandy possess- ed this ability, this ability enabled him to remedy many shortcomings, if once, making a misjudgement, you possess the ability to profit from such, you may truly be known as a man. we were not as relatives, connected by blood or marriage; kinsman or kinswomen, each of us within our hearts considered the other brother through another relation- ship, death can not break this chain that has bound us together, though now, only my heart functions in the capacities of life, our grounds of brotherhood show the strength of a vast ocean. i write this to our brotherhood, so that those of you unable to comprehend the feelings that now lie heavy in your heart may rest easy, sandy is no longer here to touch, to talk, or to walk, he often used the uni- versal greeting of friendship, close your eyes and picture the last time you clasped the hand of sandy bruce, a true friend and a brother to be proud of. our brotherhood is our nonrelated family, sandy has pass- ed on to another world, his memory will be cherished by us, as he will cherish his memory of you chi sig. author, dick madigan. -. 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K am M ftiSSBl  « '  sports 123 fall trimester intramural events event winner co-ed volleyball flagtag football men ' s bowling men ' s golf men ' s swimming men ' s table tennis men ' s tennis doubles men ' s tennis singles women ' s bowling women ' s tennis singles women ' s swimming women ' s volleyball pabevollers misfits circle k jay sturgis fugitives ted berghaus jay sturgis, dale beardsley alien trefry strikettes lorelei esser thi del pabevollers 124 philo and thi del play football greased pig and students at fowl festival. suitcase race at fowl festival sports at pbjc? 125 flagtag football winners cf flagtag football: misfits. front row, I to r: dave holmes, captain; bill edmonds; gary lawrence; marshal! faillace,- bill lawson. bade row.- don worley, chuck peet, owen gassaway, dave lee, brett davis, henry ugalde, chick wolf. 127 rachel morin, member of thi del, winning women ' s swim team winners of men ' s swimming: fugitives. front row, I to r: bob bullen, bob bell, larry monk. back row-, brett davis, pete mc cranels, lynn fine. and they coach. swimming 128 table tennis tennis singles (fc winner of men ' s table tennis: ted berghaus, right. winner of men ' s tennis singles: trefry. !29 campus life 131 dudley and ann in the swim. circle k and k-ettes serve drinks at get-acquainted dance. time out at get-acquainted dance. sga and iscc dance. 32 students at work. k academic freedom takes to the water. 133 tribute for j.f.k. by circle k. k-ettes ' rock garden. elections. 134 always time for chess . . 135 ' mZ. willy at work. galleon staff before deadline. 136 no time for tickets. who ' s mickey mouse? lake pbjc. 137 team prepares. ben-hur? 138 gosh, my own personal phone. pbjc 1970. boy, you missed a good party last night. mk im x? pres. and veep. hard at work? 139 jc or dogpatch, u.s.a.? cherie and gary: rulers of dogpatch. 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