Broward Community College - Silver Sands Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

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However, at our orientation convocation program, Doctor Rushing, our founding president, bolstered our deflated aspir- ations with the thought that the spirit of college life is captured, not by stately buildings and spacious lawns, but by a program of higher learning and fellow- ship in collegiate activities. With these ideals in mind the students of the Junior College of Broward County are building an institution characterized by its friend- liness and unity. lv 'X , , .1 . NX ,f Q-. , fp UN! X , Wllf x . ,., , X Q -. ,- ..,-, . . xx' QQ i x dk xx XX 1 'W x .nj , . . L-fx, 21 'ra w' X X V A f 7 X 14 Q L rm f S ,F x lg! 4 , 7 as 0 ., Q 'k ,. :tl 7' mfg. y UP' fl nf K S 4 f'W5g':i..- A , . , f Y Jl,. l , 'I' 'jg-'J .-,. - , 4 Z ,nth-A A dxf., yf?'5vn'7fe.U3?.'ME l' 'Ts6i?5 ' -'A--, .. f'l-r 07 fv ' . f4'!'4'J'f xv ' I 'f .'mL- J of - 1 . ' , ffmssaxsuaw Dr. foe B. Rushing Dedication To the president of the Junior College of Broward County its students owe a debt that may never be paid. For your months of continuous work before we had even been accepted as students we give you our sincere thanks. For your wonderful understanding of the trials anf tribulations of col- lege freshmen we give you our admiration. For your friendliness at all times and to all students we give you our warm smiles. For your outstanding and subtle sense of humor we give you our appreciation. For your marvelously short assembly speeches we give you our ap- plause. And so, for all of your wonderful contributions to our school, we dedi- cate this, the first JCBC yearbook, to you, Dr. Joe B. Rushing. .mmwmnmm Comems FDNNXNXSTPATTON ag Page 'ES PPTCULTY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, f,,f,f, P age T 5 STUDENTS fffff ,,,,,,, a , TT a a ,, Page '22 PXCTNTT TES AND one mxlmxovxs ,.a,,.a,aaaa Page 62 svox-Us ,a,,,,a P a,a,,, ga a,,,,, Page 87 scxfxoox uve aaaaaa ,,a,, v age Cn ,K Page T08 PDX! ERT TSTNG ,.e,,,, The concept of a iunior college for Broward County began as part of an over-all program instituted by the state legislature, which planned for the establishment of iunior colleges throughout Florida. It was necessary for the Broward County Board of Public Instruction to submit a request for a iunior college to the legislature. When brought before the legisla- ture in 1957, Broward lost priority to other counties which had filed earlier. In 1959, Broward resubmitted its request for the iunior college. This time, having the priority, Broward's request was voted on and passed. The local school board appointed a five-member advisory committee of leading citizens in Broward County to select a campus and appoint a president. As the former Naval Air Station was the only site available for immediate occupancy, it became the temporary campus. At this same time, applications for the position of iunior college president reached the advisory committee. Out of the sixty-five applicants who were under consid- eration, Dr. Joe Rushing of Howard Payne College, Texas, was chosen as the first president of the college. Having arrived at the college, on April 8, 1960, Dr. Rushing proceeded to form a faculty, and with the aid and assistance of Dr. E. B. Lauderdale, Dean of Instruc- tion, and Charles H. Miley, Dean of Student Personnel Services, the selection of the teaching staff was completed. On August 22, 1960, the thirty-four member faculty met for the first time and planned the curriculum. On August 22, 1960, the thirty-four member faculty met for the first time and registration. In those few short months between April and August, President Rushing and his administrative staff succeeded in translating the general obiectives and aspirations of earlier planners for the college into a working reality. ' 'tix' . . 5 2 79: 2.2--df ' 'Q ' ,,.--1 Q- . s if 94 : - ,fp . . ,m.,1y,,l . wifi, W .1 M , ,, .1 g .. , Nw .. . ag 41 fQQ,.E,5g,f:, , xi. 1 if M Yeti -1 tmgickrlll wi, .tr - tx-.mfr -- 1 'M 1 my 'J 92.5, . Left to right: Myron L. Ashmore Superintendent of Public Instruction Mrs Virginia Young Chairman Board of Public Instruction Mr A Wesley Parrish Mr John O Calvin Mr Verlon Burrell Dr Charles R Forman. Broward County Board of Publlc Instruction The Broward County Board of Public Instruction has over-all responsibility for the development and guidance of public instruction in the county. It was the Broward County Board which initiated the movement for this, the Jun- ior College of Broward County, and through its persistent efforts succeeded in securing necessary approvals from the State Legislature. For the forward-looking endeavors ot the Broward County Board of Public ln- struction, the student body of the college extends its deep gratitude, i , K Left to right: John Payne, Mrs. H. W, Tustison, berger. Not pictured, Lloyd C. Cassels. , ,.., ,..,,... ,,,,,, 4 f i l 'I Judson Samuals, Robert Ferris, Chairman, Dean Dessen Advisory Committee The Advisory Committee for The Junior College of Broward County, made up of outstanding citizens of the community, was appointed on October 21, l959. It is the duty of the Committee to recom- mend to the County Board a person for the office of President of the College, and afterwards to work with the appointed president in almost all aspects of campus life. Without the aid of this important group of people, it would be impossible to lay even the foundations of such a col- lege as ours. P Junior College of Broward County 1450 SOUTHWEST 4lST COURT Fort Lauderdale, Florida Dear Students: This has been a most significant year for all of us. We have -experienced many firsts as together we have watched, and participated in, the growth of the Junior College of Broward County. Many things you have planned and executed will become traditional for students in future years. Your contribution to the shaping ofthe College has not been small. l hope that you as individuals have grown as the College has--increasing your knowledge, advancing your skills and, most of all, acquiring greater self-understanding. Our experiences of this year, l960-l96l, will long be remem- bered--partly because one's undergraduate years are naturally important, but also because of this new endeavor for all of us. This yearbook is designed to provide an orderly record of our first year, and l trust it will have increasing value For you in future years. Sincerely yours, 1' if ,f'f ffX, 1 iswgef' ?Qf,f.M.ac-4 Joe B. Rushing J BR! fpt I foe B. Rushing, Ph.D. lnaugurated as the First President of the Junior College of Broward County, Florida, on March 24, 1961 Dr. Rushing and Secretary, Mrs. Taylor is 4-1 I l ,,n,,.Z annul' v X Dr. E. P. Lauderdale Dean of Instruction Born and educated a Mississippian, Dr. Lauderdale specialized in school adminis- tration and received, in l954, the Doctor- ate in Education. Before coming to Broward County, Dr. Lauderdale was Professor of Education and Director of Extension, Alabama Col- lege, Montevallo, Alabama. Prior to that he was Professor of Education, Howard Payne College, Brownwood, Texas. His service with the U. S. Marine Corps in The South Pacific in World War ll was pre- ceded by ten years as teacher and Princi- pal in the public schools of Mississippi. Dr. Lauderdale holds membership in an important number of national and state educational associations and other profes- sional organizations. He appears in Who's Who in American Education. 1 'N . In Z- - ly' tit I 'IAN' a- O-M ' ' .-. SAX V. 9 Dr. E. P. Lauderdale and his secretary, Mrs. Hamilton rw 4 , f x - Et.:-?I. 91 W1-A5,f.lh 4 ..,,,.f Qi r f . .Mmm 1, A V SM DR, REX KIDD MRS. NAN HUTCHINSON Direcfor OfEVeniy-19 Division Dean of Student Activities and Dean of Women 1- CHARLES H. MILEY Dean of Personnel Services, and Secretaries, MRS. ODAK and MRS. BUCK I3 DR. HARVEY OATES, Director of Services, and MRS. HAYBECK, Sec- retary -+........ , N-A ..,,. 1 4-'11, f lil: GRADY DRAKE, Director of Li- brary Services with MRS. EARL, Assistant. xx 5 ff..- fx ',,...,. 'l.'N MRS. FULLAM, Secretary I Z ,,, i Faculty van..-.Q . X' -W '- 'WX ' s I .I ' , i. , K I BURDICK, MARINA Spanish B.A., Brooklyn College M.A., Columbia University CASSELL, ROBERT C. Biology B.S., Iowa State University M.S., University of Idaho Ph.D., University of Minnesota f 'f1rq 'fis- ' A V : .3 F 'Ss . 'an 1 ,li s' QL- A' BROWN, STEWART Social Science B.A.E., M.ED. University of Florida BRUMLEY, REX Physical Education B.S., University of Corpus Christi M.A., George Peabody t tt it 'IM f'f1m 9lx..A' CLARK, RALPH History A.B., Princeton M.A., University of Virginia CRISPO, NEIL S. Social Science 4-ng i 4 g . M gnx, , A.A., St. Petersburg Jr. College X W V E B.S., Florida State University sb! . , . . . NX ,. , x kk M.S. Florida State University DICKERSON, LEE F. English B.S., Appalachian State College M.A., Duke University FOSS, ARTHUR H. Mathematics A.B., A.M., Boston University GLAZE, LUCILE English B.S., Birmingham Southern M.A., George Peabody GRAZIANO, HENRY PAUL Science B.S., Boston University M.Ed., University of Florida 1u'WW ' ws- - at i ...E WQQWGQ' Sta we X 'f 6 Nh tr ,Y X , A 1' i 2 -, ' ! -ii, x - RQ. i Y' GARIN, ROBERT Physical Education B.S.P.E., M.P.H. University of Florida GAVIGAN, ELAINE Physical Education B.S., Florida State University M.A., Ohio State University sf vw., H, HAYES, JOHN P. History A.A., Atlanta Junior College A.B., University of Georgia M.A., Emory University M.Ed., Temple University HOLLIDAY, MARGARET English B.A., Western State College, Ohio M.A., Ohio State University ilu' f x -.., HAIRE, RONALD Chemistry A.A., Georgia Southwestern College B.S., Valdosta State College 5 N s X NLS., Florida State University , HAMLETT, MAYME L. 41 . 1...-,Q English B.A., B.S., A.M., University of Missouri i f 5'i:'. -.- Wk KEMPTON, WILLARD R. French A.B., Dartmouth M.A., Columbia University KOCH, ADOLPH M. Psychology B.A., George Washington University M.A., Columbia University Ph.D., St. John's LL.B., J.S.D., St. Lawrence, Brooklyn, New York LaROWE, DONALD P. Business B.S., Butler University M.B.A., Indiana University MCMILLION, BETTY Music A.B., Morris Harvey College M.A., Marshall College Ao., .e.. -'QQ MULLIKIN, MILDRED Speech B.A., Lander College M.A., University of Alabama NEELY, DENNIS W. Business A.B., College of Commerce, Bowling Green, Kentucky 'T mtg .l . , .mwwpv 5 it 2 it 2 5 N. 'US MCNEES, CHESTER H. Chemistry B.S., Arkansas State College M.A., George Peabody College MANDL, ROSEMARIE Art B.A., University of Chicago M.S., Florida State University ff! if-dl Xg l ' wr, A 1 f y f ,il I 8 ' if lxwlwb' l A -I4 QM? WAGGONER, BROOKS Social Science A.B., University of Arkansas B.D., MA., Ph.D., Duke University YOST, JOHN Mathematics A.B., Princeton M.S,, Florida Southern College ELDER, EDGAR B.A., West Virginia University M.A., University of Pittsburgh KALLAHER, TATTIE Fontbonne College further study University of Florida Barry College SPAULDING, GEORGE B.S., University of Oklahoma M.Ed., University of Miami SCHMIDT, DOROTHY B.S,, Indiana State M.A,, University of Michigan SIMKO, JEANNE BA., lndiana State M.S., DePaul University SPENCER, GLADYS BA., University of New Hampshire MA., University of Florida Q ix... , 4, . -. O'CONNOR, GERTRUDE Spanish Ph.B., M.A., Stetson University PAUL, MARY Business B.S., Central State College of Oklahoma M.S., Oklahoma State University 'M of if-QQ ,g1 ,5 WRAYf MARTHA Mr. Robertson, bookstore manager B.A., University of Tennessee M.A., University of Tennessee Business Administration Department English Department Faculty Physical Education Department , it 1 t 5 J W Foreign Language Department Social Science Department Art, Music, and Speech Department Physical Sciences Department V Q 2 Q paw ', xfx T -uuP S tucients Most of our students come from South Florida and others as far away as Denmark and Korea. Over seven hundred students met with advisers, registered, bought books and searched for proper class rooms. The Junior College of Broward Coun- ty had opened its doors and accepted us, its first student enrollment. I fvgft -e - s ... Ftf' ,' . X s ' '. A K.. Jg,+'. 1 A 1 1 I l I I l J A In 4 YF. A- '-11 '7 - ,' 4' 'Q 7, J 5 A ,'jf'g,.'S A f 40-aw 3 , . '- L-, U'-P 'CJ T A-KWNRJI., QI ,,, .C 1 9 .pl ',,. .V M.-I 5-. is A, wwf Left To right: Phil Wright, Presidentg Rosemary Maguran, Treasurerg Jack Hartfield, Vice-President. Not shown: Barbara Tavlin, Secretary. Class Offwers Q3 -1, x Bl .x' ligx N .ff 0 ,sl W, OX ' lll lll Baker, James W. McArthur High Barbre, Martha A. Harry Ells High Ackerman, Sally A. Ft. Lauderdale High Aclerholdt, Ernestine E. South Broward High Akers, Arthur M. Ft. Lauderdale High Albertson, Karen J. McArthur High Barnhill, Lanell Stranahan High Barsanti, Carol A. Stranahan High 'Vx .1 3 Mn, Wx Bartlett, George L. University of Florida Bartlett, Jacquelyn L. Florida Southern College ,pgs 'A .. 'xx x , r 1 ' , .e-liw Q tg .3 by K x Lf' , N , t , X -i ff jf ' 'M ' t' ls, 'Q' as A V, r If I Q s L ah -:YN 1 N 2 Bate, Robert G. University of Florida Baur, Thomas E. Central Catholic High -not-r fu -.. if --w 719 DW 'N Queeg 5 America, William L. Ft. Lauderdale High Anderson, Alan C. Youngstown University lx -if -, Q fy-v -A 11 Anderson, Janet C. Ft. Lauderdale High Andert, Gurney l. University Miami 'Fi 3 N6 'QQ 'Ut is 'WR' Q '?,'1 'ff ' if Antrim, Judith C. Hampton High Arch, Arnold S. South Broward High Bickert, Robert W. Stranahan High Blanthorn, Frederick A. South Broward High Bloom, Gary M. Ft. Lauderdale High Boster, Barbara C. Ft. Lauderdale High -wr, 5?-vnu-0 Ariola, Samuel South Broward High Baiorek, John J. South Broward High 'T' 4'-QA ' 'Dx' D v , -Qi: - 131' ' 2, W K5--nf - A' ' . 2 t '- . I ,A Bowers, Thomas R. Ft. Lauderdale High Boyer, Donald C. Stranahan High W 4 'ft .ff -eu., v ' lf '5 fb Bragg, Jane L. Ft. Lauderdale High Breen, Joyce A. Florida State University Carrico, Herman A Stranahan High Casper, Elizabeth L. Stranahan High Chabot ,Ernest J. Pompano High Chalker, Ewell B. Bob Jones College Greenville, S. C. vm fwsa, I7 Q xx, Brennan, Terence M. South Broward High Brinkley, Stephen Stranahan High l ff' t ,-G, , I . L 3 N , ff' S. K-N X ' Bullion, Barbara Ft. Lauderdale High Burkhardt, Walter E Ft. Lauderdale High -1 x 40 J' 13' 14 ax . , 1 ,I f ., v I A-' -1 M--am, 'Q R. .gtg x 31k 'D- Chalker, Ronald C. Mars Hill Jr. College Mars Hill, N. C. Churchill, Patricia A. McArthur High 400-Q Cianfrani, Thomas C. South Broward High Cilurso, Anthony J. McArthur High 'I- QM-swf' Byars, Robert P. Lawrence County High Moulton, Ala. Campbell, Barbara L. Ft. Lauderdale High Carey, Frederick South Broward High Carlson, Valerie H. Pompano Beach High Clancey, John D. University of Florida Clark, John A. South Broward High ..f.-..:-HQ1Sl:'- Clarke, John R. University of Miami Cockrum, Brenda F. Stranahan High QF 'Noi' il! Q, 'Q-vt ++....,t,. X qpmw-Ill' Wi? ,., ., .5 Q ' . .. X? l , Crothers, John D. Soufh Broward High Cunningham, Richard Srranahan High Q-K A 42' Q L. fi F f'-pal Ar' 4.x is ts-- -, .,,,7 Coffey, Kelly E. McArthur High Cole, Beverly A. South Broward High Coleman, Charles R. Ff. Lauderdale High Congleton, Clark L. Fr. Lauderdale High Cunningham, Rita Nl. CenfralCa1holic High Davidson, Alicebeth Abingdon High Abington, Pa. ,Ji 'Wm Av 'f Day, David C. Fr. Lauderdale High DeGrado, John Ff. Lauderdale High . Vg?-R Delia, John M. South Broward High Derthick, David E. Fr. Lauderdale High QP--A--f 4+-.Ty j if 2::.,2' X 1... ..-.v I 'CN WA. 'fa-f 'Fair Constantinou, Helen South Broward High Coughlin, Thomas L. Holy Cross Worcester, Mass. Courtney, Walter W. Upper Darby High Delaware Cy., Pa. Cox, Maxine L. Stranahan High .1 -'X f Aff., 'N . -iz :igj .-1' Ml ss A 'Q 'WY ' tx Craig, William H. Ft. Lauderdale High Craven, Nancy K. Ft, Lauderdale High DeSiato, Richard W McArthur High DiBlasi, Howie Ft. Lauderdale High Dillon, Kevin Central Catholic High DiMurro, Anthony W. Jersey Prep Jersey City, N. J. 0 11 1 '7 Cross, Gail E. Kearsiey High Flint, Michigan Crossion, Thomas F. Ft. Lauderdale High 'W If '- 39 S' Q .,. Doctor, Priscilla Driscoll, Beverly G. McArthur High Central Catholic High Dodge, Emmerson L, Dulzaides, Diana Stranahan High Sagrado Corazon Sa Habana, Cuba Freeman, Roy E. University of Florida Futral, James R. ' Ft. Lauderdale High ,l Gambaro, Michael E. South Broward High Glendening, Parris N. Central Catholic High :gli-ff! 1r '7 95 'src , JY' Edmonds, Julie K. Stranahan High Edson, Edwin G. Stranahan High 'vs-. Si' , E 'US Eggleston, Himmler R Tunhannock High Tunhanriock, Pa. Eldon, Donna J. Srranahan High Rh 1'5- 7, N Qvfhwa... Gordon, Frank M. South Broward High Gorman, William L. South Broward High Graham, Lincla S. Ft. Lauderdale High Granath, Susan E. Pompano Beach High Fackler, Donna L. Ft. Lauderdale High Fleenor, Joyce D. McArthur High Falbo, Guy R. Stranahan High Florio, George A. DeWitt Clinton High New York, N. Y, Greenberg, Robert J South Broward High Gregorios, Christoph South Broward High w 'w.......-r '12, . - er W. . 5, we Habeck, Karleen F. Central Catholic High Hamby, Terry R. Norwich University Northfield, Vt. L f E255 N 5 ' W-5 I -A Hreha, Mary E. Auburn High Auburn, N. Y. Humphrey, Virginia A. University of Florida -,IN Hancock, Ronnie K. Stranahan High Harris, Robert E. South Broward High Harris, Sandra M. Stranahan High Hartfield, John T. Stranahan High Humphries, Carole E. Valdosta High Valdosta, Ga. Hunt, Rodney Ft. Lauderdale High 'Us YL-xx- new Jacobson, Barbara J. Ft. Lauderdale High James, Cecellia H. McArthur High 'vm' 1 3' ' ' : I wr ,FN va xiao James, Roy M. Ft. Lauderdale High Jensen, Dane F. Stranahan High ,nj-.an 'Us S-Eiiifr A l -wal 3' L 'Db 4-'xv n5,,,.x ni . gg i .Av M WTS' WE' if 'ima-si' Hebble, Dorothy M. Central Catholic High Hebestreit, Mary G. Colorado State University Ft. Collins, Colo. df- Ns...,M- ' Heinly, George T. Stranahan High Helkowski, Michael A. Palm Beach Jr. College Lake Worth, Fla. .wax L Herrera, Michael V. University of Miami Miami, Fla. Hinterschiecl, Donald Central Catholic High Jessen, Sharon D. Central Catholic High Johns, Patricia A. Ft. Lauderdale High Johnston, Grace K. Walton High New York, N. Y. Jones, James W. Pompano Beach High 6 'Q f N :'9 Hopel, Henry P Central Catholic High Houska, James R Central Catholic High ff' 'I' ti. L E ...5,-S 6 ' K if 1 ,,-. 'fx 7' . . 1' - , ad x eve- 'O Jordan, Alton J. Stranahan High Kacanauskas, Audrone Stranahan High 1 e Kalvaitis, Donna J. Stranahan High Karnatz, Wendy T. Ft. Lauderdale High Leckie, Wayne R. Fr. Lauderdale High Lee, Peggy L. Ft. Lauderdale High Lehn, Frances J. Central Catholic High Leverentz, James M. Stranahan High .,: - I aan, I 1 A0 1 1 Ay Uh 'K ,Q Y' K go. ,, Q .fs . 4 9' 4 va, 'Y 'E' Kay, William V. McArthur High Kaye, Glenn A. South Broward High ir' A-af law' l Keating, John D. South Broward High Kirkland, Charles E. Pompano Beach High ?i 15 ' Qs ,fa J .4 1, '3 ,-,, in g , Tx? X y I fv- Licudine, Rober'r J. Sfranahan High Lippman, Kenneth L. Fi. Lauderdale High M gig' Lorith, Trudy A. Miami Edison High Lowen, Clyde R. McKinley Tech. High Washington, D. C. Kirsch, Frederick E. South Broward High Kite, Janet E. Souih Broward High 0 Krapf, Lois A. Allentown High Allentown, Penn. Lane, Barbara E. Ft. Lauderdale High Lubcker, Peter William South Broward High Lundberg, Lawrence A. Birmingham High Birmingham, Mich. Lunsford, Ronald C. Opp High Opp, Alabama Lyda, Joyce H. Pompano Beach High 'ffilj' 'f' Q m,.1,,, . mgbgpw' ' .iflnnb 5' 5 'iff' J' Mahon, James L. Central Catholic High Main, Keith L. Stranahan High mug!! nllfitws W Lynch, John W. Palm Beach Jr. College McAleer, William P. Dela Salle Oaklands, Toronto McAneny, Raymond T. Hughes High Cincinnati, Ohio McDowell, Joan E. Pine Crest Mallardi, Michael C. McArthur High Malley, Nancy M. Palm Beach Jr. Colloge Q35 L11 ,..- K' i.,.t,, X 'T2..Q-7 iww- Malone, John R. Stranahan High Maloney, Edward J. Stranahan High 'Rt li TS Manges, Griffith H. Ft. Lauderdale High Mann, Nicholas R. South Broward High i'-lg Ch ri! 4-? 'T'fvf .fi ix fb: P Il McDowell, John North High Columbus, Ohio McKinnon, David W. University of Miami fs-'NV S 'P-f.. :T I McLane, Woodrow P. McMillen, Janellen E. Stranahan High Washington Irving High N Y lc N. Y. McLaughlin, Robert C. ew or ' Ft. Lauderdale High McNeal, Michael J. 'Uv N., . d . I .. -4-A X Central Catholic High Marshall, Robert W Ft. Lauderdale Highly Martin, Norbert O. Ft. Lauderdale High Mass, Ira S. McArthur High Mathews, Otis E. McArthur High 'SIM 15. 48 X fix r,.,f'1 Maguire, Kenneth E. Sfranahan High Maguran, Rosemary P. South Broward High Wi? 'sw f'- 18,9 1' ,1-'fm lll . ' - ' . ii . 7' ' K lt 2 gm' if 'UW Mendel, Helen A. Ft. Lauderdale High Messenger, Patricia A. Florida State University Metzger, Mary G. Jackson Memorial Nursing School Meyer, Charles R. South Broward High Muzzell, Albert E. Ft. Lauderdale High Nash, Laurelle A. Stranahan High Napier, Joseph C. Elon College Elon College, N. C. Neal, Loraine D. Southern Seminary Junior College Virginia 52, 1 fntlkrij. . Milano, Gerard V. Pompano Beach High Minyard, Monica A. Stranahan High sg.. 6 Mock, Lounette Ft. Lauderdale High Monkus, Thomas P. Ft. Lauderdale High in R fn- 1'--...N me .I Neff, Frank M. Strong Vincent Erie, Penn. Newman, Martin R. Stranahan High Nivens, Donald Ray Furman University Greensville, S. C. Nolan, Dennis M. Central Catholic High 52:-'asf Morris, Karen S. University of Florida Morris, Robert E. Ft. Lauderdale High Muckler, Virginia E. Fern Hall Ft. Lauderdale Murray, William A. Chaminade High Dayton, Ohio O, John Jung Han Stranahan High Oates, Jeannette C. Gulf Coast Junior College Panama City, Fla. .am um., lltt Ochsenhirt, Robert U South Broward High Owens, Jerry L. Ft. Lauderdale High , '53 'U' Popp, Clarann C. South Broward High Power, Darlene E. South Broward High Paulson, Robert W. South Broward High Pedrazas, Wayne T. Ft. Lauderdale High Pegg, William South Broward High Perrigo, Glenn R. Ft. Lauderdale High Pratt, Carol Lee South Broward High Price, Charles E. Pompano Beach High ll' Q g 5 r YJ'- Prosser, Sandra L. Pompano Beach High Rachrnan, Daniel University of Florida ffl Raffa, John A. Sfranahan High Regner, Michael M. University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis. in -1:1-rf- 'YS ,f 'vn 401' if.. X YT- -If YW' 4 lk kr!!! Q09 J' as., If lhigx 'F' QQNL Wlffwftr Nagy- Perry, Gerard Pompano Beach High Peterson, Barbara E. Fr. Lauderdale High 0?-V NON Peterson, Shirley J. Fr. Lauderdale High Petrus, Norman P. Sfranahan High ff fl. PT 'iafwav' ' Pfanner, Gladys N Sfranahan High Pierce, William Y. Stranahan High Reno, Alan L. University of Miami Reudelhuber, David L. Pompano Beach High Reynolds, James S. Sfranahan High Rhoads, James E. McArthur High ,paw Q. Plant, Gloria D. Sfranahan High Pointer, Lee A. FT. Lauderdale High E , , 99 -7 - ik -1 'f7 '! Rhoadg., Lewis W. Pompano Beach High Rice, Lloyd M. University of Florida f' rf' I? X, . Roath, Barbara A. Stranahan High Roberts, Elinor G. University of Florida Schou, Inge L. Fulton High Fulton, N. Y. Scott, Peggy J. Stranahan High Seyez, Nancy M. South Broward High Shepard, Thomas E. Central Catholic High . Lx AC' N... -rr- Rohr, Sandra S. West Liberty College West Liberty, W. Va. Roland, Henry M. Florida State University 'PWS 11T .QQ t 1 in Q, ..,. Rothauser, Harriett Ft. Lauderdale High Rupchock, Suellyn F. Ft. Lauderdale High 'tiff' Qs 1 its Short, Mary I. Fitchburg State Fitchburg, Mass. Simmons, Gary F. University of Miami 'qi' Smith, Janet L. Ft. Lauderdale High Smithwick, A. Wayne South Broward High ,gi Ig . .. Russell, Woody T. South Broward High Ryan, John R. Stetson University Deland, Florida 9 Saunders, Jack N. Ft. Lauderdale High Savin, Ronald D. Stranahan High Snyder, William J. South Broward High Spadoni, Ronald H. Pompano Beach High -:rl ids, PWNL Wawww' .... A fs Starr, Lawrence W. Ft. Lauderdale High Stewart, William R. Pompano Beach High R X Tindall, Donald M. Rockford Local High Rockford, Ohio Tuten, Sallie A. South Broward High 'U' Strickland, Robert H. McArthur High Suggs, Barbara J. South Broward High Sullivan, Donald E. Central Catholic High Summers, Joseph M. McArthur High Urich, Ruth H. Pompano Beach High Van Nus, Barbara S. Ft. Lauderdale High Y' 1 'Qs s W Walker, Sandra A. Moore Haven High Moore Haven, Fla. Ward, Donald E. South Broward High .4sf.-od? QW? Ds Dl- WMHmE . rims 7 N'.'i ,. ' HV' ir v . Warf, Ann C. University of Kentucky Warner, Arline G. University of Miami 15 iii' .34 n.,,. Q.. ...,,.. 1. ma- Sutter, Rricharcl D. Stranahan High Sutton, Carlene Stranahan High Tavlin, Barbara L. Ft. Lauderdale High Thomas, Barbara A. Norman College Norman Park, Ga. Xt 'Wi QL 'filzv Q. wrt .113 Thomas, Barbara L. Maynard Evans High Orlando, Fla. Thompson, Paige L. University of Florida Wentworth, Clifford B. South Broward High Whalley, Bruce R. Central Catholic High Williams, Harper P. Stranahan High Willis, Mary C. Ft. Lauderdale High dh'-un.-Q 5' Timmer, Clarence E Stranahan High Tincknell, Diane K. University High Los Angeles, Calif. -K P' mr- J' ,-.ts 4,!'. LXs 19 7 4625 s V! nur, 'f' 'QS X , 'ie R . 0' 1' 4- ibm... in gy., W hi . 'Q-' '? ' 9'--'nn Wilson, David R. University of Miami Wilson, Donald N. Georgia Military Academy College Park, Ga. O Winningham, Timothy L. Ft. Lauderdale High Winokur, Richard Adelphi College Garden City, N. Y. Worthley, Carol A. Ft. Lauderdale High Wrains, James L. Ft. Lauderdale High Wright, Philip M. Ft. Lauderdale High Wroten, Rita L. Milton High Milton, Texas I 11 flung Winslow, Gordon W. St. Leo College Prep. St. Leo, Fla. Witte, Richard J. Riverdale High Oradell, N. J. ii!- 1 X X, ,...i fx AFV' 121' Wooten, Bonnie G. Stranahari High Worley, William N. Stranahan High TS 119' M., Y if X 'WTP' if Abel, Judith Adkins, Betty Arcari, Ron Ariza, Boleda Authier, Juliette Bailey, Sara Bailey, William Balthaser, David Barnard, Richard Barnes, Jill Bartko, Pat Bauer, Arthur Beach, William Benson, Edward Berner, Jacob Booth, Judith Braden, John Bradford, Erma Bridges, Richard Brickell, Arthur Brock, James Brown, George Brown, Norma Browning, James Brunner, Albert Brunner, George Buckner, James Campbell, Robert Carter, Carroll Carter, David Cristel, Gary Crumpler, Forest Clark, Evelyn Clause, Charles Conner, Charles Cook, Westcott Cook, Westcott Corbitt, Nancy Corey, James Cox, John Crampton, Jane Creighton, Ann Creighton, Joe Crow, Joseph Dane, Mitchell Davis, Robert Day, Thomas DeSalvo, James DeTorres, John Dimter, Edward Doda, Robert Doyle, James Dunlevy, Carol Evans, Don Fichert, Lillian Fox, Margaret Fraser, Fred Funger, Fred Funnell, James Furnish, Nancy Gagnon, Donald Gamble, Philip Geftner, Louise Giacobazzi, Lou Goold, Jo Ann Hamill, Thomas Hamilton, Ed Haneline, Nelda Heath, Susan Helkowski, Julian Hempstead, Perry Henry, Lee Hern, James Young, Carol S. Stranahan High Zilbauer, Robert C. Stranahan High Zlatin, Phyllis R. Central Catholic H U igh Zuorro, Kenneth J. Quebec High Quebec City, Canada Camera Shy Hill, Richard Hines, Kermit Holland, Gary Hollihan, John Hoogstra, Joe Hurst, Harold lacino, Ricard Jacobsen, Tom Janda, Henry Jones, Edna Kaplan, Gail Katz, Bessie Kaunitz, Mike Knowlton, Chad Kulbeida, Rob Levinson, Bea LaMont, John Larment, Thomas Lasher, Betsy Lawson, Charles Luce, Llewellyn McCabe, Madeline McCabe, Thomas McClure, Larry McCune Patricia McDermott, Don McDonough, Dennis Mclntosh, Ann McMurtrie, Fred McNally, Kenneth Magness, Bill Marquardt, Linda Menendez, Linda Miller, Elton Miller, Wayne Millett, Judy Mills, Doug Minnick, Judy Morris, Betty Mosier, Bill Murphy, Don Myers, Karen Myers, Robert Neal, Charles Neville, John Norwood, John O'Connor, Ed Parker, Jean Peterson, Fred Peterson, Walter Pivnick, Shirley Plant, Gloria Plummer, James Pointer, Lee Proctor, Tom Purinton, J. E. Pepoon, James Ranker, Nancy Rentz, Cecil Reynolds, Bob Riehl, Gerald Rivers, John Ross, Richard Rottner, Susan Rowe, Ada Ryll, Arthur Samuels, Ray Savage, Pat Schofield, W. B. Scholz, Jerry Schulman, Howard Schultz, Mildred f Schwab, Bernard Seufert, Bernard Shelter, Ruth Shelter, Susan Shilton, Ronald Shrieves, Thomas Smith, Carl Smith, Ronald Sommerfeld, Emilie Stacy, Edward Stepp, Janet Sullivan, Michael Super, William Swartz, Melvin Tanguay, Thomas Thomas, Walter Thompson, Harry Timmis, Harold Tobey, Donald Trickel, Donald Wade, Richard Wahlberg, Roger Walker, Robert Watkins, Norma Wendel, Andrew Whalen, Daniel Wheeler, Warren Wickham, John Willey, Marie Williams, Jon Willis, Claudette Wright, Arden Wylie, Marcia Zeien, John Arthur lk Ke, Bias, Bronson Bowen, Sherill .Ez N1 . Browell, Lois Bryan, Mrancis Farrell, Bonnie Fuller, Michael Lambert, Bettie LaMont, Gerry rx 'Q' Casoria, Joyce Chabot, Louise Chabot, Carol DeMar1ine, Walter Second Semester Day SW! Students X X X ,,,. 45 'Y Markley, Robert Pettus, Elene Prevelige, Georgine Rockwell, Sandra Schena, Annette Tallman, Wayne Sword, Peter Vick, William Study Time Registration ee xg' Mg A if-tif' Day Students Not Pictured ffl., , 'F rl, -as 3 Aunapu, Alan Autheir, Juliette Averill, Peter Bassler, William Daniel Bauer, Girard Berry, David Bertlesen, John Croston Boleda, Jose Borlin, Lois Ann Bradley, Lorrell Branny, Susan Buckland, Harold Cain, Michael Cannarozzi, Patrick Carstens, John Cipollone, James Clancey, John Cook, Martha Cosier, Robert Croghan, Philip Crossman, Adrienne Cutts, Maude Daddis, Ronald DeDecker, Julia DeLuca, Nick Easton, Martha Edmund, Nancy Elias, Helen Eris, Nicholos lll Feldmann, Thomas Fraser, Frederick Fuller, Doris ,. Q V .v- ' .nr .. 5 N --na ' i-aiu an . , by 'fs vii- - '.,.f' - ' Goodman, Arthur Grampa, Robert Gullick, Arthur Hodgson, John Hooten, Pearl Hornburg, Emil Ince, James Jewell, Harold Krockmalny, Virginia Leddy, Joseph Liroti, John Luck, Michael Ludwig, Karl Mallett, Elizabeth Mangeshuey, Joseph Mann, Jesse Markley, Guy Meichner, Bill Meisenburg, Nancy Morris, Barbara Morris, Carleen O'Lax, John Pettie, James Pringle, Robert Reese, Robert Reinert, Elizabeth Riediger, H. Hall Rollins, Ruth Rosen, Arthur Rosenbaum, Linda Sellers, Joe Scoble, Ruth Simmons, Jerry Smith, Henri Sutton, Leslie Swindell, Paul Valicenti, Edward Veilleux, Robert Volpe, Joyce Wallace, Dino Ward, John Wasdin, Ernest Whatley, Sumner Whitmore, Richard Wilson, William Wright, Robert Wynne, Hazel Zemla, Judith Zimmerman, Marilyn Evening Students Not Pictured Adams, Elaine Agee, Rosalie Albee, David Henry Alexander, Roger Amos, Robert Anderson, Paul Austin, Evelyn Beam, Kenneth Beckett, Albert Belardine, Paul Francis Bently, Ronald Binger, Claire Blumberg, Mary Berema, Margaret Brink, Anthony Joseph Brown, Frances Brown, Kenneth Brumley, B. Jerry Buso, Amy Butler, Michael Butler, Sandra Dolnick, George Druce, Claire Durkin, Marguerite Edwards, Norma Engbers, John Erickson, Ray Fischer, Elva Fittin, Barbara Foutche, Helen Frantz, Frank Fry, David Galvin, Barbara Galvin, Joan Gamache, Priscilla Grace, James Grarnth, David Grover, Harold Hahn, Jean Haire, John Hammond, Herbert Harrell, Shirley Hartung, Edwina Hawley, Judson Heilbron, Edward Hennessy, Roberta Hofer, Donald Campbell, Judith Campbell, Mary Campbell, William Carter, Billie Chalkey, Amelia Churchill, Dixie Lee Clark, Rosemary Clark, Anne Clarke, Marjorie Conrad, Carlene Covert, Arthur Crawford, Barbara Crisp, Garnet Czarnecki, Janet Daniels, Beverly Daves, Curt Day, Marvin Desmond, Isabel Deutsch, Susan Diehl, John Didge, Julianne Holden, Douglas Horgon, M. Arlyne Hoyal, Laura Hunter, Betty Jackson, Donald Jackson, Valeria Johnson, Vincent Juback, Rupert Kash, Dorothy Kelly, Kidd, Larry Kielen, Finwall Klingerman, Doris Knox, John Korb, Waldorf Kotcher, Carol Landers, Helen Langford, Alton Lavin, Thomas Leer, Howard Lemley, June Linton, Max Long, Allene Loretto, Amelia Loudenslagel, Anita Lowen, Georgianna 'Qi Lownan, John Lozier, James Lucas, Robert Luochauer, Daniel Lyerly, John Malloy, Vesta Markley, Shula Mason, Elizabeth Mathews, Otis Maxwell, Paul McCaughey, Brian McLendon, June McCormick, John McCormick, Robert McMorrough, Phyllis Meeker, John Meyers, Eugene Miller, William Moore, Don Mueller, Lee Mulvihill, Edward Mundrick, Linda Munroe, Mary Murray, Donald Nevison, Doris Nolan, Walter Sherman, Thomas Sievert, Carol Signorello, Mario Silver, Milton Simpson, Lorna Sleeth, Elaine Smith, Marilyn Sakolowski, Lester Solomon, Robert Spina, Katherine Stanton, Nancy Stockham, Paul Tenzer, Florence Tittle, James Tomlo, Marilyn Valentine, Melina Van Vuken, Thomas ,, N, Ms., V Norton, Larry O'Neil, William Orr, Frank Oshei, Julia Parks, Harold Pauletta, Richard Pearl, Annette Poasteo, Mildred Pocklington, James Preston, Gertrude Quattlebaum, Martha Reynolds, Sally Rich, Meysa Riegler, Henry Ritchey, Peggy Rockwell, Madge Roebuck, Barbara Romondo, Elizabeth Rottner, Donald Rowlson, John Sauls, Richard Sehmahl, Bruce Scarborough, Joanne Schommer, Susan Scott, Diane Semons, Shirley Varney, Kenneth Vetter, Edward Vinkemulder, Gordon Wackes, Peter Wade, James Wallace, Effie Wheeler, Warren Wisener, Virginia Williams, Paul Williams, Elizabeth Wynn, Connie Young, Doris Young, Muriel Youngblood, Lewis Zachman, Alicia Zanca, Domenic Zinkil, William ln ass, , ni -1 if Adams, Kenneth W. Southern illinois Alton, James we 'UZWT 4 fin x .7-Q, Q ...im .- A, X lllif! x 'Q' umu- 41.3 iiiliiii-?iiiL53.Sx GH 'S F is Yiffff' ,G Anderson, Elizabeth Georgia State College Arcari, Ronald 'dh ,532 is 3' nn-N... 'Sli 'S' , Baird John Barfnovsky, Mike Palm Beach Junior College Univefsify of Florida Belief, Esther R- Beach, William Fr. Myers High School :We Y Beard, Vernon D. Boonville High School Boonville, Indiana Bentler, Carole A. Biffi, Betty V. Boucher, Gilbert Southern Broward High School Bowen, Hugh E. Mettler High School Mettler, Georgia Broach, Barbara L. Paducah Junior College Paducah, Ky. 'Ii N-ri 'sh-an-v 'Nav' M1 ,D 'sat ,www- Brown, Burton Childers, Jean Bess Andrew Jackson High Jacksonville, Fla. Clark' Hazel Emma Halstead High Byrne, Robert N. Halstead, Kansas Orange County Corn. College Middletown, N. Y. Crinigan, Elizabeth Millilcin University Decatur, Ill. DeDecker, Joyce Stranahan High Doyle, James Evans, lla M. Shelby High Shelby, Ohio Fant, Elmer B. Emery University Atlanta, Georgia Forster, Jeanne L. University of Florida Cope, Eldon L. Olivet Nazarene College Kanlcalcee, Illinois Conley, Teresa East Haven High East Haven, Conn. Q. GSW N . M we .Ee E Cook, Loring R. Crawfordd, Clankton Edgewater High Orlando, Fla. , F wffrfi? an 'Dx x 'lf' 'rl .,.... a-Q -wan.. ,m 's., 1+- Grace, Eleanor Broward County Adult Education Grande, Florence l. University of Miami Miami, Fla. lk JY Xjfi' t Gray, Albert E. Somerville High Somerville, Mass. Goodhart, Ellmore H. University of Florida gt. .. fftxxsl-. -. 'C .ff QS I - Q im-t ll S ,.,, LU, 2 .Y-My - J K.. QTJQ1, F Freed, Le-Moyne l. South Broward High French, .lay T, Lindsey Hopkins Miami, Fla. Fugate, Sarah P. Florida State University Futchi, Doris E. Cleveland Heights High Cleveland Heights, Ohio Geneivive, Elizabeth J. Stranahan High Gilbreth, Catherine Hamilton, Edward Hart, Rebecca M. Cape May High Cape May, N. J. Harding, Mary H. Florida State University Henderson, David K. Ft. Lauderdale High -uug....,..'f '3'T .02 h 'wx' AU' Re 4 Lansky, Charlotte Principia College St, Louis, Mo. Larkin, Catherine Southeastern Detroit, Mich. Jacobsen, Walter University of Miami Jansen, Joan E. High Point College High Point, N. C. Jones, William G. South Broward High Jorgenson, John Kramer, Patricia South Broward High Langenfass, George G. Florida State University La Rowe, Georgia A. Butler University indianapolis, Ind. Lewis, Martha J. Putnam High Putnam, Conn. ,gnu 2. :Qu-.1 J 3 London, Mary University of Georgia Athens, Ga. Lumbard, Nancy A. University of Florida fi? 'zfmw'-AQ - ,. V4 V7 1 it McDonough, David Ft. Lauderdale High McCaslin, Theodore University of Florida 55 I l l l i l i ,f.. X I , 497, if ' l . , - Yr.. .,. no 'Y ggi 2 t .aw , . Q . X , .. 'N is 5 I Mallet, Elizabeth T. University of New Hampshire Marsh, Floyd O. University of Miami 1-X fl' 1 -L' Marsh, Joyce L Miami Edison High Martin, Budd Hope College Holland, Michigan 4'-N A, .,., 14? 'QS-A-A W .ll ii , 40- . U- il Maul, Joy A. Ft. Lauderdale High Meerwarth, Diana pf- . Q lk R ,ii wh. sq... .. ...., fll JY' y I 40.5 T? -ng QQ, ov- Moore, Jean Elizabeth Charity Hospital School of Nursing New Orleans, La. Morris, Betty C. Florida State University Moser, Lowell R. Chalmette High Chalmette, La. Myers, Martha Florida State University Nation, M. Angela University of Florida Nelson, Jerry L. Jones County Agricultural High Elisville, Miss. Moore, Drew W. Tullahoma High Tullahoma, Tenn. Moore, Patricia J, Broward Business College Ft, Lauderdale, Fla. ,- S -we. 'Q Newton, Michael University of Florida Normand, Dean University of Miami Q . A. :gf ' ,,. .Av . X QW N QTT1 . Normand, Terrel O'Bea, Dennis D. Srranahan High Phelan, Gladys L. Quincy High Quincy, Mass. Pierce, Donald H. Elk Crry High Elk City, okla. Powers, Charles A. Southwest High Miami, Fla. Prokopy, Barbara L. Florida College of Medical Technology Miami, Fla. Pullen, Alexander H. Middle Tennessee State Murfreeshore, Tenn, Randolph, Karen E. Palm Beach High Palmer, John T. University of Florida Parkhurst, Madeline G. McLeansboro High McLeansboro, Ill. Y, 1 xx .1 - ,, 'fl--. N K X ik' ir X , , ' Q f s J 9 if Pedrazas, Amanclo University of Miami Peters, Leonard A. Buhler Rural High Buhler, Kansas in YY 355. i' .yy X, Rose, Larry D. Pine Crest High Roth, Nancy L. University of Miami Rowe, Ada Sarvis, Joseph D. Ft. Lauderdale High 14' 38 58 i , ass, 4 'Nix -.. 'We Rechter, Robert J. University of Miami Register, Rosemary B. University of Miami Richmond, Peggie L. Stetson University Deland, Fla. Ricketts, James W. University of Miami Riddle, Sara Marjorie Webster Junior College Washington, D. C. Roebel, Harold Schonfeld, Adolph Adult Education High School Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Scott, Polly R. X 61,-.. Storey William Brownsville High Brownsville, Penn. Strange, O. Maxine Ft. Lauderdale High if fl'- lxx -5 Hx . fi. ,.... Suther, Joyce Symes, Lois Edinboro State College Pennsylvania Thain, Howard Drew University Madison, N. J. Thieme, David C. Ft. Lauderdale High Thies, Susan M. University of Mexico Mexico City, Mexico Tillinghasf, George S. Youngstown University Youngstown, Ohio Tinsley, Donald Palm Beach Jr. College Trout, Isaac Palm Beach Jr. College E Ulrich, Francis H. Vetro, Catherine Cambia-Rowe Business Johnstown, Pa. sk . ry l 'fmt' Waldron, William J. University of Toronto Toronto, Canada Wenger, Edward L. University of Miami .1 .WW . R ii li .i 1 if ,, fs ra k, XX White, Carole D. Ft. Lauderdale High Wright, Ronald Evanston, High Evanston, III. sw E ll' fi 1-D41-ff f ..,., - an s if 6. K L. N P. I.. R Evening Students Adams, Gail Aiken, Doris B. Armstrong, Raymond F. Arnal, Carolyn Jean Bacon, David Charles Bargar, Patricia L. Barrett, Paul Jean Bess, Sandra Ruth Bess, Dr. Joseph Boettcher, A. N. Bowen, Catherine L. Brautigan, Paul R. Brown, Raymond D. Brown, William Browne, Gordon Camp, Kay N. Carroll, Dennis St. Chamberlain, G. K. Childs, Michael Cook, Augusta J. Crissy, John B. Clark, Grant Sr. Donohue, Joseph Drew, Margaret F. Elliott, Nancy Ann Elsner, Elva K. Fant, Elmer B. Ferris, Alice J. Fessler, Walter Gardner, Elaine B. Gay, Patricia A. Geary, Mary Giddens, Marion Goebel, Harold Godfrey, Bobby Lee Grady, Bruce Guglietta, Lorraine Gullstrom, Florida Haller, Nansy S. Harrington, Anne Hart, James K. Hayes, Edward Lee Helmle, Edward Herbert, Andrew Hiles, Jane Julia Holt, Henrietta Host, Kaare B. Holell, Velmav Husky, Shirley Issacs, Lois A. Jahn, Marjorie Jenssen, Authann Kellum, Myrtis H. Knorr, Joyce Labelle, Laurence Lahue, Noreen D. Lasher, lvah D. Loebach, Jacqueline Lingel, Lois W. Loutzenheiser, Elaine Luther, Joyce McConnell, William McGehee, Richard MacPhee, Irene E. Malphurs, Carolyn Markley, Helen S. Mauger, Almira S. Mersinger, Robert J. Minnick, Robert Montgomery, Martha Montgomery, Walter Moreau, Bernard R. Moreau, Dorothy H. Mowen, Charles Clement Niduvitch, Frances Nilsen, Arnold J. Nivens, Donald Ray Obringer, Judith Ann Ott, Richard L. Parra, Joyce M. Not Pictured Pfeiter, Carol Pollock, Jerome Price, Myrna Rexroat, Frances Rick, Herbert Ralph Robinson, Ronald Rodin, Michael Rollins, Earl A. Rosenstiel, Robert Lee Riga, Edmund Roberts, Betty Rowe, Glake E. Sanchez, Robert Scheid, Arthur Schooley, Melvin Scott, Polly R. Schinn, Michael Smith, Janice P. Sprouse, Wayne Thomas Sorenson, Donald Staten, Margaret J. Stephany, Dolores Tackett, Bobby Testoni, William Terrell, Norman Thompson, Helen Thompson, Trienzi H. Thruston, Edward Tinsley, Donald Turner, Carol H. Tuzzo, Robert J. Van Buskirk, Lawrence Van Buskirk, Norma Villani, Joanne Warner, Joseph A. Webster, Myrtle B. Wiles, Carole Wiles, Garl Wilcosky, Robert Wing, John C. Wise, Sue Carolyn Wisner, Ronald Lee Zanetti, Geraldine Zettle, Robert Zigan, Nancy : 1 .Q-. O QS X X Xs 'X Xx X , X xx XX X - zr.-:X,:,y,::s.1, V :, ,- T Q ,.A, '., A T gg ,-, -ff ' . T In Memor Suellyrt Rupchock They are not long, the weeping and the laughter Love and desire and hateg I think they have no portion in Us after H i We pass the gate. They are not long, the days of wine and roses: Out ot a misty dream Our path emerges for a while, then closes Within a dream. HEHVOYH by ERNEST DOWSON i 6 I 4 'd . ., 1 y RN. . I K ,ff c x A . V -...N n 'H Organizations CUZ at Activities Q6 in r-o,,,.... SECOND SEMESTER: Brenda Cockrum John DeGrado Norbert Martin Robert Ochenhirt rin i FIRST SEMESTER-seated: Chris Gregorious, Rosemary Maguran, Nick Mann, Elaine Humphries Right side- John Keating, Arlene Warner, Bob Bate, Arnold Arch, Mike Roland, Phil Wright, Luckey ljodge. Left side: Mr. LaRowe, Ronnie Savin, Julie Edmonds, Rob Kulbeida, Cliff Wentworth, Sally Ackerman. Ours is an educational institution of the highest level, one that strives to enrich the student in all phases of learning. The purpose of the organization shall be to rep- resent general feelings and proposals of this student body in an orderly manner and with an obiective mind. tudent Government Ni Q, 'Q is Q95 l fs I l 3 i fi N . 5 R r KY Q4 , 4? A A, 5 .J my vs- .Ji mf 9? as K NES. A . , 7 f 53 V . Mi rf' '5 Left to right: Mr. Brumley, Phil Wright, Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss Mulliken, Arnold Arch, Arlene Warner. The Student Activities Board coordinates and assigns campus student activities, in keeping with the best interests of the students and the college. lt enforces regulations made by the Student Activities Board and approved by the Director of Student Activities and the President of the College. The Board membership is composed of the Dean of Student Personnel Services, Dean of Women, two faculty members appointed by the President of the College, and three students selected by the President of the Student Government. lt meets once each week. tudent Activities Board vw. A ,wx cx ' 13 - T , 1 Mr. Kempton Adviser Janet Anderson Activities Editor Barbara Tavlin Copy Editor 'JT Clark Congleton t A ,J R' C 66 Jim Reynolds Silver Sands if Q-l Ronnie Savin Editor J 'WN Joyce Lyda Bill Vick Business Manager - l ,-.. 1GQ wf 'lf' Barbara Ann Thomas Trudy Lorith Co-Photographers Q . x, Q v. SQ: Sandra Rockwell Jack Hartfield Q, A A., I l 'c, W X 5- M N. ' Fred Kirsch Robin Futral fT 1 A an wht Q, 'ravi if l i Barbara Lee Thomas Assistant Editor T? 5 82 sw- A John Crothers Janet Kite Advertising Co-Managers LaY'0Uf Editor 'N-...' Mike Akers Linda Graham Art Editor '45 JYK' .f,4 Lois Krapf Judy Zernla ii 'fm Carol Young Barbara Peterson The Edi1or's responsibilities are many Barbara Peterson and Jane? Anderson show enthusiasm for their work after many, many copy sheets. Editor Silver Sands Stuff 3 A x H Barbara Thomas and Barbara Tavlin check copy. Mr, Kempron and Barbara Thomas select pictures an., . , -17' gui 'A f x . fu ..-f f?'1,VgC'n Q 'el -:Pl vin - ,' Miss Hamlett Sponsor Jobn Delia Editor Mike Roland Sports Editor '. l ' 25, A' fm 5 45 Q 9'-' V ' vs. - y ,., ,- V V 9 , ' p 'Lil ' l Al A A Ron Spadoni Mr. Brown Business Manager Sponsor fx Ernie Chabot Assistant Editor Barbara Suggs Activities Manager Q' i W7-fe-'I Tony DiMurro Advertising Manager First row, left to right: Steve Bias, Rob Kulbeicla, John DeGraclo, Guy Falbo. Second row, left to right: Ernestine Aderholf, Nikie Crosman, Barbara Boster, Arlene Warner, Lynn Graham. il ' 11 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I :- S I I I 5 TED DAVID 5 7' I 5 Student 5 ' I ' I 5 IS 5 5 Government 5 ' g I 1 ' : 5 COMING 5 5 OK s DeS1c1tos 5 n ' w 5 MARCH to , Crest lzlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllz 'UllllllllllllIlllllllllli VOL, 1 N., 4 A aRowARo JUNIOR co1.1.EGE, FORT LAUDERI' 'IARY 28,-1961 :JJrlllrrnrlznlllrlrrlrnlrl111111111111111111511rlllslllrurlllru111111: N Q l 5 a u .t Q l ' o I - 2 s Accordinff to Dean. 5 Collegla ns Elect 5 it .. A E . F which is unusual because L. I 5 .1 s 4 Miley says. ' New Office rs At BJC of - E V E XX-.55 venteen-yeah 5 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTION FERRY 5 ll 0 If and graduate 5 Official Elected Office' o n O a lax Idiiyriesghgggwlxg n v u ' v N PRESIDENT '--- -----'-PH' become one of the best H ' ' . . 5 tb H E S E S .ons of higher learning in ' .da. s I The Gondola Glide, second semi-formal dance, sponsore. E :dent Government was termed a huge s s by the 350 coli. , S M2 gud Manga: sggduflitgf E J enjoyed an evening of dancing ar inrnentt, Tne dance, glut. Swag gd J '33 e g l at Tne Plantation Country Club, f for the evening. e ' I e I mrvartak u dvgntal-Z S ed the end of the first semest top orchestras Tue: and p an ,fl t efaw t g 5 5 tained superbly during tzie ic that lent gduiaiigglgortum y 0 ur e my 5 - ' . . vning touch to the setting E 5 5 5, inte,-mission prog,-3 stu,-ed New students were also impress- : W 51 5 Dawggn, a comedian L ed at the general friendliness of ESECRETARY 'A' .wllfllving up his 9:00 show the college students who were 5 will M X5 Q5 much to the enjoyment 'ready acquainted with the col- ! WN Cup, Ups, 3 group gf Miss Nancy Meisenburgi a :SENATE ..,,. e ..c... l.: votes: negradu, John Den, -2 of Ft. Lauderdale High E 71 votesg pretation of The i. nd now a member of the u IIN 61 Votes: the comical episode. singers, commented on the :llllllllllll llllllilllrllllllllilllllll H I N l N A E I E I I I I s J 1 s 5 ul ,E-lsE l 'il C 'H 0:- io Quo HENHIRT 58 Votes ALTERNATES E MUZ Vntpe CLARK 7 Senafe Candidates Election Rules Earnestine Aderholdt ....,, Pat Johns .,,, ,,,. ,,,,.....Y, . . Monica Minyard vY......,. Rush Burkhardt ..,..,.,. John Crothers W ..,,,, Donna Kalvitas Guy Markley .. 'I' ENDA 'H announced its Friday. reports. s decided on. designed from new business agen- .ommendation for a o through the student very hour, voting on the :vice club admittance, vot- Jn the new service club act, .1 a discussion on the new point ystem. for getting certification for ment officials and mr-wth. -.J -wr and former pres- niversity of North ogan Wilson, chan- niversity of Texas. of FSU's Depart- ment, Miss Marian aderator. r, is a sociologist rs was director of ir Research in So- Jniversity of North :came president of mber after serving chancellor of the e of the University which 410 colleges and universi- FSU has a history of 104 years ties have' been invited to send as an institution but only 14 as a delegates. This will be held at university. The first -classes were 10 a.m. held in 1857 as the Institute West ing various calypso tune. day. metsenuu. 3. ou s P .5 . 1 To Zhi -pf' ' .ative, employer, and busint. ..'-' , ' A 1 CA. Q A 5 :uary 15, you may take an active , ,. .1aking 5 fer Sands, a tremendous success. Not. 1, fffiay you but win a fabulous prize for yourself! CONTEST student has a chance to obtain an ad or subscription for lnnual' can sell to anyone urriculum: I think Brow- .funior College has an excel- choice of subjects for a school young, and everyone is always illing to answer whatever ques- tion I have. Another Fort Lauderdale High graduate, Miss Joyce Casoria, was impressed with the maturity of the students. There is such a hig difference in the attitude of high school students and college students. College students seem to take a more mature outlook on life and better advantage of the freedom they have. Now that everybody has regis- tered, the school may adopt a l page-S50.00- pare- ily in specn am of pre-registration for attending. This will in the fu- e DIES- :ement DSW Ill. Pro IV. Pri: attack on capital In 1905 educational school. Florida State College For Women began 42 years of existence to be convert state er 48 years as a co ed to Florida State University ini 1947, when men again were ad- 'mitted. At the beginning of the present academic year there were 4,897 men and 4.122 women stu- dents. Of the total of 9.019 there were 1,335 graduate students. The dean of the faculties, Wer- ner A. Baum, is general chairman for the inaugural program, which will open with a concert by the University Symphony Orchestra in Westcott Auditorium at 8:15 p.rzi. 'Thurmlav Mm-hh n fnllnmtmv nm F room 23 ie address, We will do -ge of Brow ary 28, 1961 ees and universities sl? . .619 .. ' .lf .5 wi 5,5 .. of If? , ' Fl 1 f da K' .5 wt.. - -:L,-.,-, -,---... 5 A luncheon for official guests and deligates will be held in the .Cnuynnnnn DA..-.. -A ininn -....l al., ... . .Ti fi of 41 onthe ssocia- ra for Hants lacing n this Other , vice en, etaryg reasurer, and San- aplam-historian-re Bon position ul officers are 4 Qwllv Tut 'X' all r new officers this nore students an . ain experience in , . club activities. ac- Lucile Glaze, who : fer -im- 1 - want to become SEA must submit Merch Gygtnting tilt! 19 10311-' The membership committee' 'ooo- sider the applicants petitions r-1:2 approve the new before ol... ..--A.t..... -.. xr-..-n. nd. N -, Viql- gl J it Mr, Clark John R. Ryan Sponsor President , 6- , :pl .W '55, nfs. Purpose and activities of Collegi- ate Civitans. Service club for young men of high standards and purpose. lt provides the opportunity for broader fellowship and inspires in them the desire for a fuller and richer life and the desire to work for service projects that will develop a better community. ' . A ll' 3 A G. L. Bartlett Vice-President Akers, Michael Bowen, Sherrel Brennen, Terry DeSiato, Richard William McDowell, John Lunsford, Ronnie McAneny, Ray Neville, Jack Vick, Bill Q 'e Winningham, Tim Lynch, John Winslow, Gordan, Jr. Wilson, Don Craig, Bill Kirkland, Charles Cifvitans .www 4 N, it QR gif, 5 If ' First row, left to right: Darlene Power, Recording Secretary, Brenda Cockrurn, Vice-President, Julie Edmonds, President, Paige Thompson, Corresponding Secretary. Second row, left to right: Gladys Pfanner, Chaplain, Arlene Warner, Treasurer, Mill Mulliken, Sponsor, Barbara Lane, Historian, Marie Harris, Parliamentariang Carol Barsanti, Pub. ivinettes PURPOSE We wish to give support, and help in school activities, to help the school in general. lt would be our goal to acquaint the girls with the club and fellow students, of same and different interests. This would add to their education in that they would learn the ways of others and how to cope with them. First row, left to right: Clarann Popp, Sallie Tuten, Barbara Boster, Mary Metzger, Pat Johns, Maureen Malley. Second row, left to right: Bonnie Wooten, Laurelle Nash, Maxine Cox, Betty Lou Casper, Inge Lise Schou, Carol Young, Janillen McMillen, Babs Roatl-i. Third row, left to right: Rosemary Maguran, Donna Eldon, Carol Pratt, Gail Kaplan, Carolyn Willis, Janet Kite, Lounette Mock. The Cifvinettes' Luau The Luau was a get-acquainted party. This was the first main activ- ity held by a service club of the Junior College of Broward County. There was a buffet dinner, with swimming, and entertainment. The party was held at the Lauderdale Isle Yacht Club. Approximately three hundred attended, dressed in typical Hawaiian fashion. The entertain- ment and music was provided by Mr. Allen Anapu and his band. w 5 -E Na Q 1 Members watching swimmers in action We plan the Luau at a beach party Time OU' ff? 7005 Background music by Allen Anapu I Dr. and Mrs. Lauderdale were guests of honor : V Q, V .'.. 11' 1- VK I 7 It Stewart Brown, Adviser no-ug President fd' RUSH BUVkhGVdT Jim Rhoads Mike Herrara . 1 I 1 T flax? J t'kf 'Q. - . hi t x I ' Sygg It J i 1 f I 1, . 1 ' Ken Lippman 1 ' t 3-L L, Fred Kirsch Bob Tate Paris Glendening C..- K. x Tom Monkus John Keating Norbert Martin Clark Congleton Vice-President Secretary Treasurer sg ': 'HN John Zeien Mike Regner Ron Chalker -QQ ,Ca Al Muzzell Gary Simmons Circle K International The Circle K is an organization for men who are inter- - l ested in the betterment of educational and community life. In addition, the club sponsors social and recreational activ- ities for the college. Circle K is sponsored by the Beach r'.'Q Kiwanis Club of Fort Lauderdale. Its motto is We Build. ,f . . Mfg , -- ki 51,426 ' f , L- , .V , , 5 .wuz I- T- -. ' A A E 5. L 'Q .Q ' ' Q. ' 414,- ififa, if, 'fn ,filet .1 'i -J' . S -'20 : Two Circle members put up a bookstore s' n. The Circlewbookstore helped students save money. G lg ,4-Q' ' ,l ,ff -jf ei Circlegmember, Al Muzzell, active in school affairs. NO,-hen Margin ,-ecegves 5 high honor as Sfudeh, of the month. :S :C I 7' 5-' 1. fi . - - - ,. , ' 5? i-- 'Nike Ro'and Presidefrr 3 1- L.,- . M M-4 o' Li M RM Sain w .',a'W Ne.-.fan BH! Mosier .1-:Q :'-' es-'er Par05a'f'ef1- Coordinator Tariafw of Committees ' is 'L' ' -' 1-1 ' e E' ' Q-' If '.':'3- e ':'. C ' 5e::rd r:.-.: Larry Starr, Don .5 ' ' : 2'2 : 2 2 .'- T'- d r:.-.fg Jefry Jordan, Dane .I'. H ':'-1 C :ZS f' E Q i l x K l 'Tl' First row, left to right: Miss Gavigan, Sponsc-rg Charles Coleman, Treasurer, Lois Krapf, Secretaryg Lew Luce, Presidentg Jack Saunders, Mr. Brumley, Sponsor. Second row, left to right: Inge-Lise Schou, Gretchen Meisinburg, Don Tindall, Glenn Kaye, Howie DiBlasi, Richard Whittaker, Janet Stewp, Judith Booth. -1 ii ' Z. ' uf ' 9. . ..,t U N W 1: s- A, :M- 1161- Q, i, - lrbgl-rp' ' tie,-X C 'Hub 78 SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President-Llewellyn Luce Vice-President-John Ray Secretary-Louis Krapf Treasurer-Charles Coleman sical Education Club The Physical Education Club is in charge of the whole Intramu- ral basketball and volleyball pro- gram. Mr. Brumley and Miss Gavigan, Physical Education Club Spon- SOFS. College Plr1i.ye1's It is the purpose of the College Players to study, discuss and participate in all activities concerning a college dramatic program and thereby contribute esthetie cally to the life ofthe campus through the presentation of all forms of dramatic art. The organization of this club, early in the first semester of the academic year 1960, began with the ideas and suggestions ot the members concerning the type of drama program suitable tor JCBC as they look forward to a theatre house on the new campus. Until that time the group will meet for planned programs and attend dramatic events by groups in the community and nearby professional groups, A spring play will be presented by the Drama Department, with members of the College Players participating as actors and technicians. First row, left to right' Shirley Peterson, Stage Manager, Bob Kulbeida, Stage Manager, Miss Mullilcen, Sponsor, Joseph Napier, President, Betty Casper, House Manager, Ken Yuorro. Second row, left to right Inge-Lise Schou, Carol Worthley, Barbara Camp-ell, Dick Borner, Arline Warner, Mary Metzger, Julie Edmonds, Maureen Mallory. 7 .ftqqs ta 'es av' f A TT. 1 First row: Janellen McMillen, Valerie Carlson, Secretaryg Ernie Chabot, Vice-President, Ken Zuorro, Pres- ident, Barbara Roath, Helen Mendell. Second row: Carol Worthley, Alice Beth Davidson, John Delia, Fred Kirsh, Bill McAleer, Gurney Andert, Susan Sheller, Ruth Shetler, French Club es Miserables La Soupe a l'oignon Purpose To offer to students of French of the College opportunities for advancement and enrichment of their foreign language experience. ln the course of the semi-monthly meetings provision is made for discussion, as much as possible in the French language, making use of films, recordings, and tapes. During the second semester a proiect spon- sored by the Club was the weekly sale of soupe 3 l'oignon, as a fund raising project leading to a dinner in a local restaurant featuring French Cuisine. Students studying the Spanish language have organized the Spanish Club, which strives to give its members greater know- edge and appreciation of the Spanish-speaking countries and their language. Mike Sumers, Donna Eldon. punish Club filfff TI! WG 2-4 25 f-5 'Q-N P92 -. mo' VD 32, V3 Q-r 53' .52 2 mm -.. WE - O O2 -. mm 9.3 5:0 O ?H ff'-1 .. 3 9.9 13 ms EE' I-:LE gs if? 'U-i ml. EU! GQ T? EO. 93 EE' -no Sm ?'3r Om sl rn Off 31. 095 -'GJ 39- Qu N TVB ,Q gf. Q.: - .4-, . N. N ii. :se 5 v 'ECHO' S A I A .. - - Logs 'Y ' .,..---,-- '. First row, left to right: Miss Hamlett, Snonsorg Barbara Thomas, Secretaryg Ronald Clfialker, President: Babs Roath, Mr. Brumbly, Sponsor. Second row, left to right: Trudy Lorith, Lounette Mock, Ewell Chalker, Norbert Martin, Janet Anderson, Barbara Suggs. The Baptist Student Union To maintain spiritual as well as social and intellectual equilibrium is the aim of the Baptist Student Union. A student seminar or reli- gious focus day is planned by the B.S.U. for the month of April. Molecule Mashers Left row, left to right: Luckey Dodge, Allan Reno, Bill Steward, Gary Littleton. Right row, left to right: Narman Pettus, Bob Zilbauer, Walter Rhoads, Robert Byars. The purpose of the Science Club is to stimulate individual in- terest in scientific fields of en- deavor. The Science CIub's main goal is to encourage students to study and maior in scientific fields to better our country. Of- ficers: President, Narman Pettusg Vice-President, Bob Zilbauerg Sec- retary-Treasurer, Luckey Dodge. The inafwilcs in 5. if MEMBERS First row, lefr to right: Janet Smith, Phyllis Zlatin, Lynn Graham, Wendy Karnaty, Lois Krapf, Second row, left to right: Sally Ackerman, Sue Granath, Rita Cunningham, Mrs. Paul, Nancy Corbitt, Ginger Humphrey, Linda Marquardt, Sherry Jesson. OFFICERS Wendy Karnatz-President, Lynn Graham-Vice-President, Ginger Humphrey- Recording Secretary, Lois Krapf-Corresponding Secretaryg Phyllis Zlatin-Treasurer, Linda Marquardt-Chaplain, Sherry .lesson-Historian, Mrs. Paul-Sponsor. Activities of the Sinawiks vary from the sale of peanuts and car washing to the production of the Follies and the presentation of a 525.00 gift certificate to the College Library for the purchase of a reference book. Women's Service Club J.C.B.C. Women's Service Club is for women who are interested in serving Broward Junior Col- lege and the community with various service proi- ects. First row, left to right: Karlene Habeck, Secretary-Treasurerg Gayle Hebestreit, President, Madalyn McCabe, Vice-President. Second row, left to right: Helen Constantine, Jane Bragg, Martha Barbre, Miss Gavigan, Sponsor, Diane Tincknell, Janet Stepp, Jane Crampton. NJ 1.1 'Q fy VW nr 1' .' E M, tl ig QM il turlent Education, Association 3 l .xg ' 'E First row, left to right: Sallie Tuten, Historiang Marie Harris, Secretary, Mrs. Glaze, Sponsorg Bonnie Wooten, President, Betty Lou Casper, Treasurer, Mary I, Short. Second row, left to right: Karen Morris, Laurelle Nash, Pat Churchill, Sandra Prosser, Carol Young, Gail Cross, Lounette Mock. This club is for all students who are planning to make teaching their life pro- fession, and for those who are interested in the teaching profession. -:M-.,........,,,,,, 1 Guess the number of beans in the iar! S.E.A, raises money for club proiects. X. ' my ,WV 4, , , , ' x .,. ,, ,, 1 Q 4 11. A l .- v w V 9 , , .-.Zim-,n!'fg.q ,sh ' '- J -'sf m. ,m,,' s, ME, ,mg-,, 'J ' A 5' Nf'fvf: ru ' miie ,1 ' K -K af X ' N .,,,.f,, ,mul-1-af' N u ff1.vrwz,,mp . iw:-1ws-se --W,f1,.,'w, ' ' 1 'W -1 1 ::'-'fff':'5fHfQ7,' ' fun -iw -Y NLF. , 4 .,J.y, , Mb.'-u.,gg- 'RAW--,,+vqx.5?,,51,,.,-v.,7,.,.-ly -1 , + 'k?1?.4nmjfw lam: 55,5225 '1 5 ,g 3 V. Hn, fLq.,xggy ,gf :J H nw! ,. 'H ,ra L- wwaff, r - ,. 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A , 1-gg ,,. , I .. ti ' :dwg mf l A 1iFl',Tl-' all fxdglll W! l IOO I'm sure I put my lunch in here, d Weill ill P N5 ll:-S 5' 1. 3 ,.., . , 6 dz' l Y .. I . .,g,,s ,AL Would someone is over? a ,....4 You stil! have to rake a 4:30 class. The drag strip, gsm. we ,rf l 'Y' -5 -A Pres' lf Jack could do nf o c ..l I am truly overworked! I Why, if , yes, I was a G.I. Why? N Next step, president don't wanna go ,, L? if We're the boys from the institute. if Student of the Month The Student of the Month is chosen by balloting of faculty members. Selections are based upon qualities of leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and the contribution toward the betterment of the college. 't W0 ....-.--- 4 N Q! f 'T vw-M...--1-l! ' -.-,f-394 l FIRST FOUR STUDENTS OF THE MONTH- Left to right: Phil Wright, Barbara Tavlin, Ernestine Aderholdt, Norbert Martin. 5' Q ' nv Q I 'Q iffy.: h .. cn z I Iii? November-Phil Wright '31 35 -mf 4 SU -2' 12 1' 5 s , Q' '92 a December-Ernestine Aderholdf January-Barbara Tavlin 5 55X Y x February-Norbert Martin Familiar Faces Monica Minyard W6 V Richard F gi? Q' De Siato 'Q UQ T' a E 5, , ., Q S ir I 1 5 9 : 1 I 1 ffifisl, r a Yifwifii b ,xi I I ,Q I ln: . 4 +3953 i Y D' I L, John fax P R --I , , '. D x Dafa Q fl 1 Jack Harrfield Rob 5 i Kulbeida P 4 If gb. 3 K -.. .1 S ,J -vf :IWW J? ,, 1 1-1. 1 r x f' va! . A -N . W, A 1,14 0 AWS. f Q ' K K 1-1 3- BN ,pi I s 'ff Sy. Q N4- 1 'sk r ! Q, f Q . XX Yin! xx U, ...II Q ' 4 K ' A 1. .paw .. 'ml' , -f X L as X XX ' 4 Bob Ocbsenhnrt T X ' Q ,gif A' Q' Barbara Lee Thomas -. W + , : ,ru sg A V 3 . ' f 4 ' N- -Q-v QQ? in . by dga sw ' K i ' PM 1--1-,,...., xxb. -Y i ?' x'T 'Y' ummm Ernestine Aderholdf Charlie Kirkland Donna Fackler John De Grado Alan Anapu Joyce Fleenor Janet Anderson sw'-' ' re wx J X f... wr ' if ,., XL Wu ,eaa is 07 Q ip: 'ggi S 7 Ziff' 93 7 2. ' 45.15 -5' ' 1 .215-Lg, 5 Phil ' z , 9 vizm, 5 9 , , wg I , .1 Helen Mendel Bruce Whalley Howie DiBlasi 34- agf f2-'. : 1-, , A 4' Y ' .,4g.q:,.5..LiT' , 1 'f .rw ., X 5 ,L -jaw., .14 A Linda Graham 2 Rosemary Maguran The Sun Strokes IO6 N Q Qc fx Y Q N.. -' ' X I 1 Luckey Dodge MW - Frank Norwood Guess Who Ernie Chabot Barbara Suggs Norbert Martin Ronald Chalker t gp , t I 4' t 155. 3. ,. 1, -1 g b r t is . ' gg, .A 1 ll' fo N5 Q AFTER THE BIG EVENT BECOMES A FOND FLEETING MEMORY...? YOU with student days behind you, will be seeking a place in the sun to put what you have learned into practice. Reddy Kilowatt suggests you look around Florida E where there is an ever growing need for well-trained action-minded young people. Florida not only has set the pace for growing business and industry, but holds one of the brightest futures in the nation for young people with talent and ambition. e X5 Q VFLORIDA Powzn s. 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