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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

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MICHALE MORGAN, BERNADINE MULCAHY, JANET MULKEY, JERRY MURPHY, AMY MURPHY, PATRICIA 1 X, -1 G PALMIERI, VINCENT PARKER, LONI PARRISH, HARRIETTE PARRISH, MARY PATTON, JOSEPH PERRIN, ROBERT PETTIT, JOHN PICKETT, SANDRA I, .J ,, A if 4 . -Elrff .4 5 'L .,, I 1 4 X gf .. f .., ,, . . ' T lx 3' is 3 I 'Qi X S PLATT, BOYD PRESTON, PAUL PREZIOSI, ROGER PRICE, DONALD RAY, RICHARD REINOSO, JOSE REUTER, FREDERICK RICHARD, RONALD RII H,-XRDS, PATRICIA RR HARDSON, JAMES RIIIIARDSQN. XWARREN RICI-IMAN, JAMES ROGERS, CARL ROSEN, EILEEN ROSENTHA, ALLEN RYAN, KATHLEEN WF f 1 I 5 ' .. 1' 39,5 X 'F N I A 7 iq SS Nr... .Q L SANCHEZ, SILVIA SANOK, JOHN SCHNAUDT, JAC SCHNIERER, MICHAEL SCHOMBER, HENRY SCHOPLER, JAMES SCHROEDER, CLARENCE SCHUTZENHOEER, TRUDY ANN SCOTT, ELIZABETH CAROL SCOVILLE, WILLIAM C. SCROGGIN, JOSEPH WILLIAM SEMS, HENRY E. SHELLEY, ROSE MARIE SHEPARD, MARY IO SHETLEN, DAVID C. SHIVERS, PHYLLIS E. fm' W K W 1 Q--T.. v N? SHOAFF PHILLIP VERNON SIEBENTHALER CAROL SILVER PETER SKOWRON RUSSELL SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH 1 a TALBERT, jEIfI ERY TAYLOR, SIDNEY TEATE, XVINSTON THORNBURG, KATIE TOIJACK, THOMAS TOCQNOLI. STEPHEN IISTIK. MARTHA YANDIVITR, MICHAEL Qs: fm N X I N. SMITI-I. NELSON SMITH, PAMELA SMITH, SUSAN SPARKMAN, GEORGE STEELE, ANN STELNMETZ, JOHN SVORINICH, XVILLIAM SXVENDELL, ANDREA 'wo VERNA, ANITA WALKER, SUNNY WALSH, CAROL XVARNING, KENNETH WEEKS, DIANE WELLS, ROBERT WHITE, JEAN WIDMANN, DONALD 'WTI' fs LW? m fP' i' env- , .,:., -I Q Q ,I 1IJ Y .QL ,L I ., a R I ks '- a: ' if 'f fx . pai . I JI . ,. pi -I , -. 1 I A I Y Rib: e K ' vm, -.A 'RWD' WILDERMUTH, JUNE WILKNER, ROBERT WILLIAMS, LOUIS WILLIAMS, PATRICIA WILSON, CECIL WISE, BARBARA WOLF, NELL WOLFANGER, RUTH iq! A XVOLIFE, STEPHANIE XVRIGHT, JAMES ZARATA, JERRY ZINKELL, MARGUFRITE ZINN, FLORENCE ZIVELL, RITA XVADE, KAY uw! X .ni QP- K 11 lllili 4 ,fr A N-...M ff xX5b' 1 The Ssphciomsrs Class And the Officers ERNESTINE ADERHOLDT ...... ..,sAs, Vice President G. L. BARTLETT ..........,..,,,.. ,A .,,A.,,A.,,.. President MR. ROBERT HAIRE ., .. i. .,,,. , Sponsor JERRY BAUER .............. ,,s,, T reasurer KAY CLARK ...,.. ...,.. S ecretary i 45 L , AKIZRS, ARTHUR AMERICA, XVILLIAM BAIQREIQ, JOHN BICKERT, ROBERT BRENNAN, TERENCE BRINKLEY, ROBERT BROXVELL, LOIS BURKHARDT, XVALTER CARLSON, VALERIE CHAMBLESS, ROBERT COLE, BEVERLY COLEMAN, CHARLES I 3 'bi 'Qc 17'-N Q.- SL? 5-f' ppp:-.4 fu. X 1-hm, 'Uk' K COREY, JAMES COUGHLIN, THOMAS A , COX, MAXINE Q CROSS, GAIL DAVIDSON, ALICEBETH DAVIS, ROBERT DeGRADO, JOHN DCMARTINE, WALTER DQSIATO, RICHARD DRISCOLL, BEVERLY EDMONDS, JULIE EDSON, EDWIN V , f f F K L ,x-,,,,. - ,.A MAJX ' x inf' K au- N K3 ng Y If' H in QTY 4? 'fz-it 'ly 1 X Y - , K X YK ' s-:A Y - X 5. ! fx C X fN2.i VEEET x xl f'-HCHAEL Q5 XSD. DONALD I 'I N -4 x--X- -f..1. 'SZ7 if HUMPHRIES. C.-XROLE IENSON. DANE IESSEN. SHERRY JOHXSTON. GRACE JONES. JAMES JOKES. IQEREX IQLVAITIS. Doxxa Ecmi. GLENN IGIAPS. LOIS KUIBL-X. TERRY K'L'I.BEID.-X, ROBERT fi T l' f. 41--. l 1 , i --'a7'or. 31721 A-- ga, -1 ' 4 W 'fx my x 9 R512-S -ft: 5-ffxffbiz-P N-K N . 4 - u. 'mil 'X x is -Q. T Q I X Q Lx, ' 1 ,.,'S R E ff- at 035 3 ii 4 LANE, BARBARA LORITH, TRUDY LOXVEN, CLYDE RITXITORD MAHON, JAMES MAIN, KEITH lxmcsullui, KHNNIQTH MAOURAN, ROSEMARY MALLARDI, MIKE MARSHALL, ROBERT MARTIN, NORBERT IXITDOXVELL, JOHN IX1.Ol..'Xl'GHI,IN, ROBERT f s .4-A1 - M . 49, AP v'Q r1Y 'Wh Qi-0' 15..,,...... E05 Q5 .tux fi trvvf QZQT V 'fb , QW' ...Rf MCMURTRIE, FREDERIC MILLER, DENNIS MORRIS, ROBERT MURRAY, XVILLIAM MUZZELL, ALBERT NASH, LAURELLE NEAL, LORAINE NEFF, FRANK NEWMAN, MARTIN NIVENS, DONALD NOLAN, DENNIS 0, JOHN vvwsfi Q K Fr, ., ,Y 1 fix-W., ..v. , I. I N ,4 I all sd? A Q WEN 1 3 in-' Q 'f OXYENS, JERRY PAULSON, ROBERT PEGG, WILLIAM PERRY, GERALD PEDRAZAS, XVAYNE POXVER, DARLENE lv ,E CLA fs ' y r wr '- I 'fi I 1 ', I '5.,,.I is I xf-EK .I f' Y I PQ' x .Y--' ,xl : K: 1. xr-,K . Q75,:?Y'I'I K lkzs- z. 'Q n Xi e Wt , , ,,, it Jifflifg i i . X ',-,Eff r-' lwflzm I ,hx cll M 1 ' flR E 'I' A--A PRIVELIGE, GEORGINE A .i- W A I PRICE, CHARLES I RACHMAN, DANIEL ,.,f, , ,i,,,,L sf' Y'-f-dr., RANKIN, NANCY RITEDIQLHIIBER, DAVID REYNOLDS, JAMES S . , ,L .Jw-,f . W Lg Aff' XX ' I 3 - .. , . .r fix.. L fd i-,1E::fZ3 Q.: L--- '.-' fr - , . XQQ. A I e-Q -'--Rx if-ZNXFXX' 'Ai' 4534236 'AWP ,Q , N-vrffff ' w.,I..-f - 'Fay-f A fs'X.- S-va-if '53 QQ? 19? r M RI-IOADS, JAMES RICKETTS, JAMES ROCKXVELL, SANDRA RUSSELL, WOODY SI-IEPARD, TOM SHORT, MARY SMITI-I, PAUL SMITHWICK, SNYDER, WILLIAM SPALDONI, RONALD STEWART, WILLIAM TINCKNELL, DIANE THOMAS, BARBARA ANN THOMAS, BARBARA LEE THOMAS, WALTER XVARD, DONALD WILSON, DONALD XVINSLOXV, GORDON WORLEY, XVILLIAM ZEIEN, JOHN ZUORRO, PEN 14. if-. ' f 'V' ' I Q Y-N.. , x I V o -52 S' 'Q' 1 ? 6' The Candidates for Graduation Ai .. 13 A' +' ' W I' 1. ,, 4 ,LSJJ AM Wim + mf E uw at . 11' ,.,. . nm A Xxxj, if Q S K 'ff ' P- . 2'3 ABEL, JUDITI-I ANN ADERHOLDT, ERNESTINE A.A. ELIZABETH Psychology Club A.A. Civinettes, Presidentg Sopho more Class Presidentg Psychol ogy Club ANDERSON, JANET ANDERT, IRENE GURNEY CARYL A.A. A.A. French Clubg Psychology Club Baptist Student Uniong Silver Sands h ADKINS, BETTY ALBERTSON, KAREN VANNUS JEAN A.A. A.A. French Club QS AVERILL, PETER CHARLES BAKER, JAMES W. A.S. A.S. Civitan BARTLETT, GEORGE BAUER, GERARD A. CI-IABOT, ERNEST JOSEPH CHURCHILL, PATRIC LENIUS AS, AA. A.A. A.S. Sophomore Class Treasurer Venetian Crier Civitan, Presidentg Sophomore Class President CONGLETON, ARVIN CONGLETON, CLARK CONSTANTINOU, HELEN CRAVEN, NANCY K BURROUS LELAND A.A. AA. A.S. A.S. S,N,E.A.g Drama Clubg Ciwin- Circle K ettes L. CROTHFRS. JOHN DELIA, JOHN MICHAEL DODGE, ENIMERSON DULZAIDES, DIANA DOLAND AS. LUCKEY MARGARITA A.S. j.1ybeesg Drama Clubg Churus: A.S. A.S. S.N.E,A. Venetian Crier, Editor FLDON, DONNA JOAN A.A, Civincttesg S.N.E.A. 58 0, Wx QS? . ' FACKLER, DONNA LOU A.A. Circlettesg S.N.E.A. GAMBARO, MICHAEL EDXVARD A.A. GLENDENING, PARRIS NELSON A.A. Circle K GRANATH, SUSAN ELLEN GREENBURG, ROBERT HARRIS, SAUNDRA HARTFIELD, JOHN A,A. JOSEPH MARIA TAYLOE S.N.E,A,g French Clubg Cir- A.S. A.A. AS. clettes Civinettesg S.N.E.A.g Student Jtiybccsg Student Activities Governmcntg Student ot' the Bo.1rd Mtinth fist HELBLE, DOROTHY MARIE HERRERA, JORGE MIGUEL IACINO, RICHARD JOHNS, PATRICIA ANN A.A. A.S. JOSEPH A.A. Circle K, Presidentg German A.S. Civinettcs Club in 'Z 6 gg- f-va KIRSCQH. ERIZDERICK RITE, JANET ELLEN LEVERENTZ, JAMES LIPPMAN, KENNETH EDXVARD A.S. MICHAEL LEROY A.A. Civinettcs A.S. A.S. Cirplu K3 Silver Smds Jgybccg Circle K qvrlb L1 A H . 5 ff .T,T A X 11 I 4 5 LUBCKER. PETER MCANENY, RAYMOND MCALEER, WILLIAM MCDONOUGH, DENNIS XVILLIAM A.S. PEASE A.S. AS. Civitan A.A. Civitan fig. f 'Q my fm, likin- 4? 'Q 'ihkirka 4:.f- N mama' In MCMILLEN, IANELLEN MENDEL, HELEN ANN MINYARD, MONICA ANN MOCK, LOUNETTE A.A, A.A. AS. AS. Civirxettesg Gcrmm Clubg Ven- French Club Civinette etian Players .pn-W H, . I , E .W E I XCV VQ . ,,:V ' I' '-H' MONKUS, THOMAS MORRIS, KAREN SUE INIOSIER, BILL R. POPP, CLARANN PETER A.A. A.S. CATHERINE A.S. S.N.E.A. IB. AS. Circle K Civinette -. ' . '.E. ,1 . 5 ' ft , ,, S 'N b PRATT, CAROL-LEE 'IOAN PROSSER, SANDRA LEE REGNER, MICHAEL M. ROLAND, MICHAEL A A A A A 9 Civinettes, Student N.E.A, ROTHATQSER. HARRIET K, AA. Student' NEA. .-. HENRY A.A. President of jaybeesg News paper, Yearbook, Student Sen ator SCHOU, INGE-LISE A.S. Civinettes, Psych. Club 'ix SCOTT, PEGGY 'IULIEN SEUFERT, BERNARD A.A. THIEL A.S. :Q 'Z' ff, 'C 5? SEYEZ, NANCY M. STRICKLAND ROBERT H. SUGGS, BARBARA A.S. A.S. A.S. Baptist Student Union xx-QQM TIMMER, CLARENCE URICH, RUTH HELEN WAHLBERG, ROGER ELROY A.S. NIELSON A.S. A.S. SULLIVAN, MICHAEL KENNETH A.A. Venetian Pllycrs XVARF, ANN CAROL A.A. 1' K XWIZNTXVORTH, CLIFFORD WILLIS, CAROLYN BROXVN A.A. AS, Civinettes President of Psychology Clubg President of Young Democrats Clubg Student Senatorg jiiybeesg Outstanding Reporter Venetian Crier Q60-61j Yearbook a WITTE, RICHARD JAY WOOTEN, BONNIE, GENE A.S. A.A. Psychology Clubg Physical Edu- Civinettesg S.N.E.A. cation CIub Ibm -nr-5 I WORTHLEY, CAROL ANN WRIGHT, PHILLIP, M. A.A. President of Student Bodyg jay- Iirench Clubg Drama Club bees YOUNG, CAROL SUE ZILBAUER, ROBERT A.A. As. Civinettes, Student N.E.A. Special W NK 3.3.9, Sophomore if sam FRESHMAN RUSHING Dr. Rushing was also a Sophomore this year. We thought you would be interested in his appearance as a Freshman. SOPHOMORE RUSHING Us 5 ! 1 ii ,Jif- ,, Activities 4u.. S X Grgcmizcftions 'N 1 ts -+ N Choir The choir concert series was expuntletl this year to give music students gr broad range ot singing experiences. The agenda included .1 series of fine arts concerts ut the Beach Club Hotel, college convocations, and various club meetings in Ft. Lauderclale. Because of the in- creased number of performances, the choir has become larger and more versatile. At Piano, Bill Kutz. Girls: Pam Hyde, Mary Parrish, Martha Hodgen. Men: Norbert Martin, Clark Congleton, jim Corey. Miss McMillian directing. Fiizri' Rong Leff fo Rigbfs jean Wfhite, Lis.1 Schou, P.1m Hyde, Carol XVorthley, Bonnie Wfooten, Donna F.1cl-zler, Martha Hodgen, Mary Parrish, Nancy Craven, janet Malley. Sccmnl Rnux' Lois Borlen, Pete Silver, Roger Vifgrlberg, John Deleo, D.1IfCll Ryll, Richard DeSiat0, joan Gheen. Third Rnzr: Cecil Wfilson, Norbert Martin, Charles Price, Clark Congleton, Jim Corey, Danny Nelson. 1 mwfag 5. Y A, , -LY -.---g-., -l.-- L E ..Y -L..,, Y-l.- . -L,. ,-,- --- ,:, Si .------A -- . .,--......L,- .,, ,. .,..,. .- --.. 4 ,-4--.- --L - ..--L -- --....V-,f. Z-- ..i --i , ,N --L -,yli -1--Y fi- -.- , ..-.- Y- - A. , ff-..,.., :.:ie:t Gcvernment .. ..x, N ,., - - .f - 7 I ' l QQ - o--KNC--fa ,-f.,,-------fm: -4,x,-,--f,-' ...!.NJ.w.1--- ..-x.r--v---s.zs.f .-Jay.- ..J. ..f 3- --.1 --gf fy- - , , L -L -'Q-f -1--2 - L, -- ,-L .i, .- - fy. ,L --l V, rf -,,- --,, --:,v---Y 1- I ,-,. . --L ,,,,V Y,, Y-.,, - - -W --L ,-L- .,,- Y - ,- . ,- .L,..-,,,., The workroom 72 The Yearbook the Editor Kzmefjzzg' Dan Kelley. Rush Burkharclt, Mike Roland, W.1rren Richardson. Sfizm1'211g.' Sandy King, Lynn Graham, Pat Callahan, Stephanie Wfolfe, Yvonne Johnstone, Miss june Henderson. N111 P1L'fIH'L'cfl.' Berta. Bird. The Press I-XY'hat is the Press ? I criedg Wfhen thus a wonderous voice replied: In me all human knowledge dwellsg The oracle of oracles, Past, present, future, I reveal, Or in ohlivion's silence sealg VU hat I preserve can perish never, Wfhat I forego is lost forever. james Montgomery 51 Miss Henderson Rush Burkhardt 4 ADVISOR EDITOR Stephanie Wolfe BUSINESS MANAGER Dan Kelley CIRCULATION MANAGER Yvonne Johnstone, Miss Henderson and Rush Burkhardt make plans for a new issue. VE ETIA lllll ll VOL. II, No. 3 BROWARD JUNIIOR COLLEGE, FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA FEBRUARY, 1552 IIEIII 5ElllE5TER,llEI.ll FIIIZES nnn IIIEIIS Yvonne Johnstone Mike Roland ASSISTANT EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR The editor makes some final Corrections. 75 German Club Fin-,ff Roux Leff to Rigbl: Frau Doktor Smith, Tanny Taylor, Judy Lentini, Berny Morgan-Vice President, jean White, Lounette Mock- Secretary, Linda Muth, Maxine Lutz, Miss Lona Burns. Sammi Roux' Herb Kahlert, Dave McCann, Donald Higgs, George YongATreasurer, Robert Erlich, Bill Etheridge-President, Peter Silver Third Roux' Bob Gaffney, Dave Zeno, Richard Iacino, Bob Greenberg, Tom Mueller, Josef Krahe. Language students and teachers try out new tape recorder and projector. The purpose of this club is to help those who are having difficulty in learning German, to gain knowledge and interest in the people, customs, and culture of German history. The purpose of this club is to promote a better understanding of French culture through the use of conversation, movies, rec- ords, literature, and other means. The activities are ii Christmas party. They will give 11 play in the Mardi Gras. They also had a 6 sb Thanksgiving basket, Ken Zuorro Alice Beth Davidson Pre,ffife1If Vice PI'LJ,fft?'t?IIf Beckey Carveth SXVEETH HART Bill McAleer Diane Naisby S errefm'y Trciimrer Les Miserables Fiizft Razr, Lefl to Rigbf: Helen Mendel, Sandy Rockwell, Irene Short, Betty Atkinson, Alicebeth Davidson, Silvia Sanchez, Juliette Authier. Second Razr: Ken Zuorro, Bill McAleer, Gurney Andert, Beckey Carveth, Di.1n.1 Naisby, Grace Johnston, Earl Coddington, Bonny Lakota, Janet Wiltse, Mr. Kempton, Sponsor. 77 Fi:-,rr Razr, Left 10 Right: Monica Minyard, Janice Mills, Mrs. Glaze, Sponsor, Donna MacPhee, Gail Cross, jean Browell, Carol Pratt. Serozm' Roux' james Richardson, Helen Constantino, Pat Callahan, Donna Fackler, Sue Morris, Carol Young, Donna Eldon, Susan Granath. Third Roux' Maria Harris, Bob Strickland, Patrica Bortico, Mary Irene Short, john Crothers, Sandra Prosser, Sharon Brown. Sandra Prosser, Treasurer, Maria President, Carol Young, Secretary. S.N,E.A. F: The Student National Edu- cational Association is de- signed for those who intend to become teachers, or who are interested in the profes- sion. Sue Morris, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Irene Short, President, Gail Cross, Vice President Q 'Q Chemical Society No it's not IBM. oanzgg CHEM7STRJy G Q f2!pQ, ' Mr. Allison discusses molecular structure with Phil Reuter. No one wants our cocktail Q-W Psychology Club The Psychology Club was formed under the direction of Dr, Koch for the benefit of students majoring in psychology or those with a special interest in the subject. It is open to students taking or have taken psychology courses. Firzrt Roux Left I0 Right Ernistine Aderholdt, Michele Smith, Sally Hoyal. Serozzd Roux' jim Whitaker, Donald jackson, Treasurer. Dan Rachman, President Tom Monkus. t I! Firit Row, L to R: Carol Worthley, john Delia, Ann Creighton. Semfzd Roux' Sandy Rockwell, Diane Schema, Arlene Cink, Annette Schena. Veneticm Players Relax, Miss Cawood, you're not being slapped. :'fPf1.i V , i ' . lb I. 5,1-1, ij ' xr',.S2 ' - ..,.. vw.: ' v ,wi , , J-J H Q 1 Lx W e . we 6 'WQSW ll N -'J ,Y 21' 'BF' ,,w.fp'? .:: .fy i W 5 -,,: x R..-' tai-1 . vi 7 ,Q .1-fuss, , , 1,4 , fi ,L - vp Q , V: N ' , .. gg.: H 2 ,ss 3 1 A f 'bf Ji' 'NP Awami an Q 4 Firrt Roux Lefl to Rigbl: Pat Callahan, Carol Chabot, Arlene Cink. Sammi Roux' Georgine Prevelige, Bill McAleer, Henry Hodel, Annette Schena. Newman Club To maintain spiritual as well as social and intellectual equilibrium is the aim of the Newman Club. 'gk V .Wim V9 ' fri 2' BAPTIST UNICDN 'I l Some of the characters of thii- play, Seminar with Satin that the BSU put on. A committee at work. Firrl Row, Left to Right: Pat Coss, Beverly Cole, Barbara Suggs, Katy Thornburg, janet Anderson, Sandy Duff. Sefofzd Row, Left to Rigbl: Louis Arnold, Carl Rogers, joe Scroggins, Mr. Morris, Eric Miller, Jerry Zapata, Bob Green, Lynn Barton if '31 A. 'ar' V. 5: Y C s 31.324 Y w 4 JI' 4 4 Fm-1 Razr, Left fo Riglvf: El.1ine I-Iumphries, Sec., Cindy Kent, Rosemary Maguram, Donna Lou Fackler, Treas., Pat Callahan. Second: Mrs. Mary Paul, Bonny Lakota, Sandra Williaimison, Chaplain, Diana Naisby, Vice Pres., Donna MacPhee, Dodie Edwards, Miss Elaine Gavigan. Third: Peggy Thompson, Katy Thornburg, Kay Clark, Pres., Carol Walsh, Suzie Gruthie, Lois Krapf, june Wildermuth. Circlettes Kay Clark PRESIDENT wr HXY5 Diana Naisby VICE PRESIDENT L Elaine Humphries I SECRETARY 1 Donna Fackler TREASURER Civinettes 'U T-v f-v '-4 'J D' 3 tn W my 3 A J, P 3 I, 'fm-U ,-.-1 W 4 rr 3...y, :DEQ LQYS mf?-f fri' 3 O .1 .-f, fr T .-.- rn 1 Q V .l.lIlCf Kite Cortes. Sec. Seconcl Semester Lounette Mock X , M Treasurer Officers: Firrt Roux Left I0 Right Pat johns, Vice Second Semester Pres., Ernestine Aderholdt, Pres. Scfozzdx Carol Pratt, Rec. Sec., Darlene Power, Cor. Sec., Carol Young, Treas. Firrt Roux Lcfz' I0 Rigbf: Maria Harris, Carol Pratt, Sec., Bonnie Wcwoten, Judy Aben, Donna Eldon, Carol Young, Treas. Scromzk Pat johns, V. Pres., Monica Minyard, Anita Verna, Becky CL1fX'6fh,QDlL1HC Weeks, Sandy King, Clnrann Popp, Darlene Power, Cor. Sec., Emegtine Aderholdt, Pres, Tim-rf: Helen Constantinou, S.1ndr.1 Rockwell, Silvia M. Sanchez, Carolyn Willis, Inge-Lise Schou, Janet Kite, ,lane Adams, Lounette Mock, Eleen Rosen. slim -ww Mike V. Herrera PRESIDENT .V x EC R sf.. - , Li S 'Jes , IV' , i.7' f' john Zeien Tom Monkus Frederick E. Kirsch VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY ' ' 6 me L x'I ,X Bal, ,A X325 Gary Simmons Rush Burkhardt Herbert Bruce 10'-Q Cf' Kenneth Ken Lipprnan Mackey Alley Zuorro by Q ' .,,, qvq. - ,iii J I A Parris A1 Muzzell Clark GI6I1CIC1'1II1g Congleton The Circle K is an orgai in a better educational ani sponsored by the Fort Lauderd: 5-97 We Build Herbert Allison Dan Bishop O. E. Hutchison FIRST SEM. ADVISOR SECOND SEM. ADVISOR KIWANIS ADVISOR v I VVR Q wks I 41. A 5 'ir-mr? Rx , jim Rhoacls Mike Regner Pete Lubcker Dan Miller Joe Adamo jim McVey Arvin Congleton Norbert Martin Paige Hess zation for men who are interested community life. We are e Beach Kiwanis Club. Circle K Activities The Student-Foculty Reception l'l.lIkl-Sllllilllg, punch bowls, new .lCk1L1L1lIll.lI1CCS, cnterminmcnt was wrcwided b' the Sunstrokes. l The Used Book Store Students sued hundreds of dollars by buying used textbooks. 1. in f' 'sw . The November Beoch Pctrty Circle K member jim McVey Limbo's at 2'2 . . . AND MAKES IT! ! QA K ll The Stcrrlite Serenade This year a semi-formal dance was combined with the annual mem- bership banquet at the Fort Lauder- dale Beach Hotel. Circle li Sweetheart ZXN 5,9 Miss Sandra Rockwell also crowned Miss l.C.B.C. - l96l alt. gal- GM C Oltsexff' X. G. lffilftlett Afkq-fs Prerzdent Vive Preiidefzl fl, K Q 4- f. 'lr' Mr. Theriault Adrimr Picfure Noi Available Bill Jones jack Neville Setremry Tre.z,rurer CNor Picturedj CIVITGH 4. 'N . 1 7? 7 1 Dick Blabon Bill McAleer John Deleo Vfayne Miller Bernie Seufert ll 1 vw A , K I Pete Averill Joe Patten Charles Price Don Wilson Keith Main EE The Jayhees have worked hard to up- hold their reputation of service and of having fun this year. Selling JCBS shirts, the Christmas dance and working with the Easter seals were among their many projects. lQg P. XY'right J. O'Brien 1. Leverentz ?' J ,-- K5 ' xA V , - gn. - v -Y A if .T 4' 'Qi a new f ff?:mt.t5 xxx to i B hlusiet L. Crowe if.. ,W 4 ' 4. x 'yi ' - . 'E' ' A I 'IQ Adzirfr Preridnzz Fin! VP Serwzd VP Dr. Bauer M. Roland J. I-Iurtfield K. Maguire ru A . X '-A aa ,Q X 3 ,- . J -fn ' .j ..,Pf.f' n Vx, yy P Third VP T1'e.1r1n'er Sr?Z'7'Ff.1f-1' P.1r1i.zn1ef11l.f1rim1 E. Dee B. America A. Rosenthal T. Shepard ., .:,, .. e Vbyt ,...:Q gf. V. ,ai .. ,I - - Q W S ,:., -2: . W 'f f X 'V' f s K :L . e 1 - R. Kulbeicla. M. Newman G. Kaye F. Gordan G--r B. Morris P. Reuter B. Wiwrley' -I. Delia D. Ratchman Xu! P1i'11n'uf: BJ Wfrllaer bi-rnie Slnttery Bnh Dunn Erie H.1llm.1n Bob XVells Jeff Talbert ' . 31 'TM r..-H., '- 1' 'v.., .', ,-X. ' ' u.g,,.4 -f -5 ' . ' 4 ' H-5+..,,.,,a.iw:.' ' , - , Nyglfv , -A S- 7' I .,5 -- .1 ng! , 'wg , ' ' - ,zil- .4 rm! V .K -..Il -fu. , V. . Chrislty Icxybee Uwe BOXWGH Icme Adams Sandy Wllllal oung Mon of Action Through a collegiate at- mosphere and a feeling of brotherhood the jaybees met and accepted all of the challenges offered in this their second year of ex- istence. The members of this club have expressed their desire to help and to have fun in their many projects this year. Among the proj- ects successfully completed were: a Christmas toy drive, a party for crippled children, the sweetheart dance, refurbishing play- ground equipment for the exceptional child school, helping with the Lycium Council productions, help- ing with the Easter seal campaign, selling JCBC sweatshirts and teeshirts, and various social func- tions. As'our year draws to a close, the sophomore jay- bees can look back on a year of fun and fulfillment. They will have the utmost confidence in the freshman members and their ability to carry on the club's tradi- tions. 94 -M1 . A1 -.HJ Hia-.- jaybee's in athletics E A Jaybee meeting Img. Toys for the kids jane and Bill Dr. Lauderdale and Mr. Miley at our dance This year's sweetheart candidates Philip Wright Mary, Bert, jane, Sandy, and Cristy Charter jaybee Active Iaybee SGA President Father w. ,X aw vw 1' . f Student Life A 1 A 'Q f Wrb, Xxx F x X SN , fm 'W Nayw x X Y N ms. R 5 ,X v s Q' ft,- Wx N A X bl x K N .GQ Q' lv va M 50, - 1, Q sf ' I Mike is happily absorbed in his favorite pastime P-conversing. john has a sense of humor, too. 5 A. f uuuulnuuun 'N'1,' - MONICA MINYARD JOHN HARTFIELD MARIA HARRIS MIKE ROLAND f. Q: The Student of the month selec- tions are based upon qualities of leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and the contribution toward better- il, ment of the college. Voting is done We K !,...- i - by the faculty members. M , eg, N ..., S M X ' X' I iii ,M iw! ALICEBETH DAVIDSON WALTER BURKHARDT , . ., 0 Rush, Venetian Crier editor, lends Silver Sands a hand. Besides studying hard, Maria works as a student assistant. A f , Come on over to our side 57 1 Shorter hair- lon ger pants Throw the ball THAT direction Bull's-eye To drown out Music class Applied mathematics Mom says I need a haircut. xi Tw Evening D ' ' ' Only a few of the night school students attend day classes. We have chosen these pictures because they cap- ture the earnest intensity of the evening students. A satisfy- ing Intellectual experience seems to be their goal. MRS. BRENNER Natural Science MISS MARTINEZ Social Studies ...K Secretary cmd Special Services Mrs. Stephenson, bookkeeper, and Mrs. Seely, receptionist and switch-board operator MRS. BENNETT Data Processing s E MRS. ODAK Languages, Art, Music ,pix N w Y N m mr XR 1 1' ' ? 1 2, 'X H F .1 . l 4-Vw' I ., I . f ..,..,7..,,, -,--rd-ww -A-A - - ' l . V V ' . 'wwf we wma www., V i 1075952 m e eeee W Q . . q,.,....,,W..A..,.,, W., How about a Pinochle game? 7:50 am 5 fwlemam 1 ' , FT? ,,A, . EE- r'r: -A f '-5. 5 ,,. I E A J M,,m,,m5 I You think you're learning something? QV H A 1 -f-'sg 59 Maybe if they'd add a few jokes N N Let's make I.et's see . . it 8:30 who else Could I call for a ride? IO4 4 E -3 A 1 WM., ..1....,.,..,, .N ...- R ,. , -'-f waz-mms!! N iiiiiila --'--w..,..., ,, K V ,X , ,, ,..,,,.. .M .,..,...,.. .,.. , ,,.. , l,,l,.,..-..,,,., wmwmmm '+Mw.. . www . Three cheers for Dr. Oates! the campus day Behold the beauty of it all, dear hearts. Faster. . . Faste . ww .ow 1 .Ax p.-my -.wnmm-. .Z xwmgwk. ,. W -4- :N - 1 N 5 lW' 'hu-wl ' Yummrr 3 ru take we gi,-. N.. 'lil-Q x X Vim. W N wx Mr Norwood seems to be saymg Thats the way we lxke xt Xxx X M some new supplxes ex ery day x?:?'X,iNXSxHK XS - wwagli X Mr Norwood, Head Custodxzm, rev1ews h1S da1Iy schedule I06 IIHU From unpleasant duties . . . Stall Services Sometimes it's a race. . . . to the delicious Mr. Robertson, Student Bookstore manager, provides a key money saving service for all. Mr. Offen on the fa Y for lunch. miliar mail run. Between this and his duplicating services he ma find time in lO8 Sports Athletics have been an important part of junior college life. Our Physical Education Department doubled to meet the increased needs of our larger student body this year. The first intramural sport underway this year was football. This football season will go on record as one of our finest. It was full of excitement and fun for participant and spectator alike. XY!ornen's volleyball, tennis, handball and paddle ball also came in our first semester at junior college. Intramural basketball was the topic of many conver- sations at the beginning of the second semester. Ex- citing, well-played games were the rule rather than the exception. Softball for both men and women students will come later in the semester. Because of the yearbook deadline date the winners of both of these sports will be covered in next year's book. The date February 21st will go down in junior col- lege athletic history, for on that date the junior col- lege's intercollegiate athletic program was approved. Next year the junior college will enter into the Florida junior College Athletic Conference wars. Although those of us who are sophomores will prob- ably never see the junior college team in action we can be proud of the progress that our school has made. Yes, as in other fields, it has been a busy year in athletics. lntramural Football ALL CAMPUS TEAM Fin-.sr Roux' Dick Relick, Ed Walker, Eddie Dee, Pat Canarazzi, Al Erp,Ken Zourro. Semzm' Roux' joe Ariola, Gene Francis, Bob Wilson, Jerry MHCNHIUHIH, Keith Main, Rex Place, Marty Newman, Reg Rielly. No! Piffm'vn'.' jim Leverentz. This team was chosen by the Captains of each of the intramural teams. No cap- tain was allowed to vote for members of his own team, therefore, those chosen were chosen out of respect and not team or club ties. Football Champions 1961 Bull-Tongs Behind a hard charging defense and a fast, versatile offense the Bull-Tangs rolled to the first junior college football championship. They allowed only 20 points to be scored against them and scored 60 on their opponents. They won 4 games, lost 1 and tied 1. Top Roux' Ed Walker, joe Ariola, Gene Francis, Bob Wilson, and Rex Place. Borrow Row: Tom Jacobson, Rick Relick, Glen Kaye, Pat Canurozzi, Al Erp, and Pete Chadwick. ' E ww -I 4-.al COM ANCHEROS 3- 5 Fm! Roux' Bill America, Tom Shepard, Ken Maguire, Bill XX7orley, Mike Roland. Sammi Roux' Ed Dee, Don Widrnan, Rob Kulbieda, John Delia, Bob Wells. N01 Pirlnm1'.' Marty Newman, jim Leverentz, George Moore, Ken Kraus, Bob Hanley, and Walt DiMartini. CC. RIDERS 2-4 ll.,u v-v-yr Fin! Roux' james Hudson, Ken Lippman, Mike Reg- ner, jerry McNamara, jim McVey. Serena' Roux' joe Adamo, Tom Monkus, Ken Zuorro, john Zien, Pete Lubecker, Rush Burkharclt, Mackey Alley. BLAZERS 2-3-1 Firxt Row: Wayine Miller, G. L.- Bartlett, :foe San- chez, Bill MacAlaeer, Kieth Main, Dick Blabon. Sefozzd Roux' joe Patton, jeff Talbert, Don Graff, Pete Averill. Not Pid1n'ed.' Charles Price, Don Nivens. Action on The Gridiron LA gn Lotst Yec1r's Trophies lctybee 'S Last year there were only two intramural trophies for men's team sports. The teams from the jaybee Service club took both of these trophies. In basketball they compiled a perfect 8-0 record and in softball an al- most perfect 5-l record. Their trophies are the ones appearing on the left. pears on the left. ClV1DSll9IS The Collegian Service club fell heir to the first girls' intramural trophy for team sports. They completed an almost perfect 4-1 volleyball season to win the trophy that appears on the right, The Civinette Service club won the girls' intramural softball trophy by rolling to an undefeated 5-O season. Their trophy ap- Collegicms Basketball ..iQ....i laybees l96l Basketball Champions Klzeelizzg: Bob Wells, Eddie Dee, joe O'Brien. Slfzmliizg' Frank Gordon, Rob Kulbieda, Bernie Slattery, Tom Shepard. N01 Pimn'ed,' George Moore. With the timely announcement that the junior college would enter intercollegiate basketball, intramural basketball took on new meaning. Many of the stars of intramural basketball would find their way to our intercollegiate team. np. . .mln-I BULL-TANGS Kfzeeliugx Don Gasgarth, Mike Grizzel, Bennie Ar- culio. Sfmzdizzgx Rex Petro, john Bajorek, joe Patton, jeff Gordon. PLAYBOYS I T . ....- lhhs Tom Day, Sam Ariola, Rex Place, joe Ariola. Not Piffzzred: Ray Vffhitaker, Reg Reilly. Bcxske GUNNERS Kfzeelifzg: Bob Davis, Bill Worley, Bill Pegg. Sfmzdizzg' Dick Sutton, Bob Bickert, Don Graff, Kieth Mains. DCI Kazeelizzgs Ed Walker, Bert Sparkman, Stmzrfingx Bob Lambie, Tom Tomlinson, Jim Shoph- ler, Pete Chadwick. ll N-, Q BLAZERS Kneeling: jim Hudson, Ken Lippman, Mike Regner, Jerry McNamara, jim McVey. Standing: joe Adamo, Tom Monkus, Ken Zuorro, john Zien, Pete Lubecker, Rush BurkhardtQ Mackey Alley. EX-BULLS john Delia, Mil-ce Roland, Tiney Talbert, Don Wid- man, jim Leverentz. N01 Pirnzred: Ken Maguire, Bob Chambless, Dan Ratchman. COMANCHEROS NW? AW Action on the Hardwood Volleyball - .A Ll. VOLLENETTES 1961 CHAMPIONS L 10 R: Ann jordan, Carol Mathis, Patty Russel, Kathy Ryan, Karen Martin, Sandy Pickett, Pat Nichols, Nancy jarrell, Sue Guthrie. 1 I cy u .-ln- ,X JANET STEPP'S TEAM L io R: Sandy Hitenger, janet Stepp, Silvia Sanchez, Nancy Rankin, Lee Taffiu, Annita Verna. Visit 'Q ' fx Won BCI: Bc CIVINETTES L to R: Lulu Mock, Silvia Sanchez, Annitta Verna, Carolyn Willis, Pat johns. CIRCLETTES -- .. .4 5 i L 10 R: Kay Clark, Elaine Humphries, Donna rackler, Pat Callahan, Carol Walsh, Lois Kraph. IIHIS QS T 4- , 'W'3 lvQP'. Wa. ., , ikmafz, ff, , 191 11:0 ,aw , BASKENETTES L I0 R: Sue Gilson, Ann jordan, Carol Mathis, Karen Martin, Nancy jarrell, Sue Guthrie, Sue Miller. JANET STEPP'S TEAM X R xy X I 'X X KAN, . x rx .,,. ,N - - L to R: Sandy Hitenger, Georgine Prevelice, Janet Stepp, Nancy Rankin, Norma Brown, Lee Taffin. 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