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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

I96A SILVER SANDS JUNIOR COLLEGE OF BROWARD COUNTY FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA N' 'Q Qi 4 COLLEGE IS: ,,,, COFFEE BETWEEN CLASSES i Q I, ,nf-' ffs STUDIES FRIENDS... W - ,. -ff-. 4 p E2 . ,-,1?::: i'.,.g,,41..,x, - S N- V -Q--'A zf' .- ,,,, v . -.p-513, ,Jr?--1'-Q-Q5 'Q-54-fa. A E gl 'A-9f', ..5- .3 NA ,wr-f-f. .E- 5-. '- ' H - - , 4- .-' ' .4 'K -- - -1.3-ls.-Y. -1 - L-My ,rf--,,. , ' .. 1-...f O ' Nswww. ,. g w:..:.. M . N -4-ff' 3.4.2,-'-,fm,..g+'-Q A. --N' .,.. Q N- W' .. .vyblb--- 1-'1:5'.M.. ,E t 1 X Q 1 ., ', M. . Y ' ,, . 'Z' - - E gs'-'1 'W K A , .::. 1,L . 1 W.. ... ,. .,f.ffm4--if-' 3 .I X I gf. E f N BSN' me: B I I I5 I I I :- ' .l I i AND THOSE SPECIAL OTHERS... IT IS... FRUSTRATIONS MIDNIGHT CRAMS THINGS TO DO Z' Wwwi FN rf., T AUTHORITY... v A : ' S NEVER ENOUGH TIME 1 l f -U 1 '?f,,4Y5T.L.V', IT'S A GRIND 1 i I 1 5 --1 in. '- ' '- WZ' lT'S BOOKS... 1 ' -K A 'WF' - up-f i I ...mi lH5,,.' 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I ,: , I ., , v 1 , . . - ' f 1 ' ug , 'f -.4-.I-'L In , , ' 11- Q f lT'S SAND... .- ..Y 'M IT IS WIND... 574 AND RAIN h,gx,,:f?':2'? AND RAIN ' a AND RAIN AND RAIN AND RAIN w f .Q-11 .X - COLLEGE IS MANY DOORS - TO WHICH WE ARE CONSTANTLY SEEKING THE KEYS... f . -' , BUT - IN THE FINAL ANALYSIS, A COLLEGE IS A FACULTY AND, IT IS TO THE FACULTY OF THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OF BROWARD COUNTY THAT THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED. 1 f DR. JOHN LOTZ Business Administration Department Chairman B.S., Temple Universityg M.A., New York Universityg Ed. D., Temple University Vs., MARY PAUL Business Administration B.S., Central State College for Womeng M.S., Oklahoma State University JOAN HOLLOWAY Business Administration B.A., Harding Collegeg M.A., Peabody College '-if T ' DORIS HORTON Business Administration B.S., M.A., Kansas State College of Pittsburg BUSINESS 'sp- if'-fy CHARLES HOWELL Business Administration B.S., M.B.A., University of Florida DENNIS NEELY Business Administration A.B., College of Commerce M.Ed., Rutgers University T 5' PETER SHENOSKY MARION N. WEST M. .l. ELLIS Business Administration Business Administration Data Processing B.S., Murray State Teachers B.A., State Teachers Collegeg B.S., Tennessee Polytechnical College: M.A., Rollins M.A., Northwestern Institute: M-Ed-I UY1IV9fSIfY of College University Miami GEORGE CAVANAGH Speech B.A., New York Universityg 'M.A., University of Connecticut 1 MILDRED MULLIKIN Speech B.A., Lander Collegey M.A., University of Alabama 'NCQ WILLIAM KERN Art B.F.A., Nebraska State Teachers Collegey M.A., Ball State Teachers College FINE ARTS 8.5 DAVID PACTOR Art B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers College ARNOLD BAUER Fine Arts Department Chairman B.A., University of MARY E. WALLACE JIMMY woome P i 5 J,ff1'I,',,'fIg'Tlk3ifli 'wse Arl MUSIC . , Pennsylvania State University B.S., M.A., Ball State B.A., Furman Unlversrtyg Teachers College M.M., Indiana University BETTY MCMILLION Music A.B., Morris Harvey College M.A., Marshall College LUCILE GLAZE JUNE HENDERSON English English B.S., Birmingham Southern: B.A., Baylor University, M.A., George Peabody M.A., University of Texas JUDITH REHM English B.Ed., University of Miami: M.A., University of Miami LITERATURE PATRICIA KYLE FRANCES PEDIGO ARTHUR VAN English English B.A., University of lndianag A3-I Florida 57096 College English M.A., University of Indiana for WOMEN: M-A-. Ph-D-, B.A., Central Collegeg University of North Carolina M,A,, Uniyersify of Iowa gt-Q g -117737 MAYME HAMLETT JUDITH HARTZELL DAVID ALAN SHAW English English B.A., M.Ed., University of Department Chairmang B.A,, Cornell Universityg Fl0I'iClf1 B.A., B.S., M.A., University M.A., University of Michigan of Missouri S49 x ANN BRIEGEL English B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University: M.A., Ohio State University I LONA BURNS BARBARA JEAN CLARK English English A.B., Womens Collegeg B.Ed., University of Miami: M.A., University of Alabama M.A., University of Miami ff: LEE DICKERSON English B.S., Appalachian State Teachers Collegep M.A., Duke University HARRY CREWS English B.A., M.Ed., University of Florida 'K v ,gr 1 1 X . lc i x X NRMXS Q Ai i Q NSI' -A , 1 O3 xg K I :. Nl 2E?'.f' R ,.,,, i DIANE BOGGS MARINA BURDICK French Spanish KW B-A-1 Romns Conegei B.A., Brooklyn Collegeg M.A., Columbia University M.A.T., Duke University Xi . WILLARD KEMPTON French A.B., Dartmouth, M,A,, Columbia University r.....: ' iefffw ,' T' - A 23:5SS .-fjltf 'i - g i t gf- X w ls' - v z ' . 1 vi' ,V , Q '- ' - 1 , if ROBERT O'NEAL Spanish A.B., Florida Stole Universiiyp M.A., University of New Mexico LANGUAGE N 'n R J JOHN PAWLOWSKI NATALIE SMITH Spanish German B.A., Norfhern lllinoisg B.S., M.A., Ph.D., New York M.A., Northwestern University REX BRUMLEY Physical Education Department Chairman B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College: M.A., George Peabody CHARLES HARRIS Physical Education A.B., M.Ed., University of South Carolina HERBERT WRIGHT Physical Education B.S., High Point Collegeg M.E., University of North Carolina PHYSICAL EDUCATION BRINDA SMITH Physical Education B.S., Murrey State Collegep M.S., Louisiana State University CLINTON MORRIS Physical Education B.S., Livingston State College, Alabamap M.A., George Peabody ELAINE GAVIGAN Physical Education B.S., Florida State Universityp M.A., Ohio State University - ',-, '. ,-,V 1 N in 1'ff.:w+'.41-'H .1-fi , :L ' 'Q vv A? QL .: 154- : .L- E-LL-.Zi AAKQV VQ 1 . Y V , ff .'i' N L - 55 ,Lf Q . .Q Z' '5 5 ...,.. - .P ' ' L I ., .iV. A f- - 5- ' fs A '5 L , . ' Q -.A e I A R. L. LANDERS R. L. PORTERFIELD LEON WATTS H A 1 Physical Education Physical Education Pl1YSiC0l EdUCGfi0'1 ' ,-. ,T s.B.A., M.E., Baylor B.S., M.A., Middle B.S., Florida A8tMp M.A., , , iw A University Tennessee State College University of Michigan V . f fi' fin- '-:.:,?'5fo-5' 'I I J .. ig-gy V V ixibggf 1 g. ' .nv --, My -'sslXf, - 'I .. ' . P- , xx ml ly it-Q 5-:Q E. LEONARD BROWN RALPH CLARK NEIL CRISPO CHESTER HANDLEMAN A.B., MA-. C0l0r0ClO 51012 A.B., Princeton: M-A-, B.S., M.S., Florida Stateg A.B., Clark Universityp M. College University of Virginia University of Southern Ed., Massachusetts State California College at Fitchburg: M.A., SOCIAL K-.-. 'F'-s STEWART BROWN Department Chairman B.A.E., M.Ed., University of JOHN BUNCH Department Chairman B.A.E., M.Ed., University of Florida Florida HAROLD THERIAULT MARIE DINNEN B,S., Massachusetts Maritime Academy: M.S., Florida State University B.A., St. Mary's Collegep M.A., University of Southern California ......-....,...... .-...- .....- ng : 4v IWW W' , F53 Q., - ,,,,,,...--1-D JOHN HAYS Social Stuclies A.B., University of Georgiag M.A., Emory Universityg M.Ed., Temple University HARRY SCHALEMAN Social Science B.S., Miami Universityp M.A., University of Cincinnati STUDIES j'v,,f. .Q . X, ix, x 4 .i 'kr ADELAIDE HANNAN Social Studies B.A., Mt. St. Vincentg M.A., Fordham DOROTHY LEACH GERTRUDE MAUK psychology Education B.A., University of Texas: B-A-1 Morehead SYGYG M.Ed., Ed.D., University of College: M-Ed-, Ed-D-, Florida Wayne University 7 I 1 1 1 BEN BOCKSTEGE Mathematics B.S., Indiana Universityg M,S., Northern University LUCIUS D. DeYAMPERT Geology B.S., Birmingham Southerng MA., University of Florida QS!! RONALD HAIRE Biology B.S., Valdosta State Collegeg M.S., Florida State University ROBERT CA.SSELL Biology Illinois Division Chairman B.S., Iowa State Universityg M.S., University of ldahog Ph.D., University of Minnesota SCIENCE 4 . DAN BISHOP Physics B.A., M.A., Ball State Teachers College ARTHUR FOSS HENRY GRAZIANO Mathematics Biology Department Chairman Department Chairman A.B., M.A., Boston B.S., Boston Universityg University M.Ecl., University of Florida . if V 7 RICHARD HILL LUCILLE HOLMES Chemistry Biology B.S., Florida State UHIVQYSIIYJ B,S,, Eastern Michigan M-Ed.. Univefiity of Florida Universityg M.S., University of North Carolina f 6: QXXA' V. O. GUINN Science B.S., M.S., Mississippi State College 3.1 S4 JOEL M. MARTIN Biology B.S., M,A.E., University of Florida ELLEN NELMS Science 8. Math B,S., Georgia State College For Womeng M.Ed., University of Georgia fm. 1. X X . A X I MARY PERFECT Mathematics B.S., M.S., Florida State University AND MATH tx F s QM' ot C. E. RHODES E. O. TAYLOR CHARLES S. LEWIS WARWICK Mathematics Mathematics VAN ARSDALL Mathematics B.A., M.A., University of B.S., West Point: M.S., 55 Eosyem Kentucky State A B Asbury College M A Texas Purdue University College: MAD' Louisiana University of Michigan ALBERT WILL JOHN YOST Botany 81 Horticulture Mathematics B.L.A., University of Florida: A.B., Princetonp M.S., M.S., University of Florida Florida Southern College State University NEIL MORAR MINERVA HOLMBERG Biology Biology B.S., M.S., Florida State A B M A Boston University University lt .1 A ,L , 4 P 6 1-Qi: Q Inv' . , .A 'a MARGRETTA STYLES Direcfor of Nursing Education B.S., Juniata Collegeg M. N. Yale University School of Nursing NURSING .! R ,uv xfirgxi' ' ROSMOND CALLERY B.S., M.A., New Yorlt University XJJJM K qwu ADELE MILLER B.S., University of Miami: M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Universify ADMINISTRATION BROVVARD COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Mr. Verlon Burrell Mr. John O. Calvin Dr, Charles R. Forman Mr. A. Wesley Parrish Mrs. Virginia Young Chairman DR. MYRON L. ASHMORE Superintendent of Public Insfructio '-4 4' - Mr Judson A, Samuals Mr. John H. Payne Mrs. Florence Tustison Mr. Lloyd C. Cassels Mr. Robert E, Ferris COLLEGE ADVISORY COMMITTEE lt is five o'clock in the afternoon in Fort Lauderdale . . . Students and faculty are vacating the campus after a day that began ten hours ago. The near-empty parking lots give evidence that only a few of the students are still working on laboratory and class assignments. It will be an hour before the traffic reverses and hundreds converge on the campus for evening classes. In one sense, 'The day is done.' At the administration building, however, one of the most important events of the day is taking place. Two lawyers, a contractor, a real estate developer, and the wife of a dentist are engaged in serious deliberation with the president of the college. They may be discussing finances, curriculum, fee schedule, or personnel. Whatever the items included on the agenda, here are five lay citizens making a contribution to the institution and its program. For this is a regular meeting of the Advisory Committee of the Junior College of Broward County, Thus did President Rushing pay tribute to our Advisory Com- mittee in the nationally distributed Junior College Journal. The 1964 Silver Sands staff ioins Dr. Rushing in this tribute. Mr. Robert E. Ferris was graduated from the College of Law at the University of Illinois and at present is a partner in the law firm of McCune, Hiaasen, Crum and Ferris. Mrs. Florence H. Tustison holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts degree from the University of Toledo and did further graduate study at the University of Guadalajara in Mexico. She is a former school teacher and a former member of the Fort Lauderdale City Commission. Mr. John H. Payne was graduated from the College of Law at the University of Miami. He is a contractor and a practicing attorney. Mr. Lloyd C. Cassels attended the American Business College and the University of Florida. He is president of the insurance firm of Bateman, Cassels and Gordon. Mr. Judson A. Samuels was graduated from the College of Law at the University of Miami and is a practicing attorney in Hollywood, Florida. PRESIDENT RUSHING lt has been written: A president's iob in the American college . . . is one of the most complex and most difficult to perform of all the positions of trust in the active life of the nation. Dr. Joe B. Rushing, the founding president of the Junior College of Broward County, has gained profound respect and admiration from his faculty, his county and his adopted state for his performance in the most difficult of jobs. -l Il 'vii VIC! DR. E. P. LAUDERDALE Deon of lnsirucfion DR. JACK TAYLOR Deon of Students DR. HARVEY B. OATES Dean of Administration DR. DAYTON Y. ROBERTS Adminisfrafive Assisfonf io the Presidenf MR. LESTER B. TRUSSLER Director of Admissions and Records DR. REX C. KIDD Assistant Dean for Special Programs JIMMIE C. STYLES Director of Data Processing DONALD P. La ROWE Assistant Director for Special Programs 1-QM., 3 .-an - ,. ei'-f w, .k rf bk! fm! Assistant Director, Admissions and Records ROBERT N. MELOTT ALBERT ROBERTSON Supervisor of Business Affairs EDWARD F. KOTCHI Assistant Dean for Technical Education WS. n...1S5'?f ...34 DR. IRVING EISEN Director of Counseling, Advisement GEORGE MCCALL Counselor WR MRS. NAN S. HUTCHISON Director of Student Activities and Deon of Women MRS. MARGARET F. PORTER Reading Specialist f r 5 S i MARY PARDEE Librarian S 1 1 Q 70.1 'F . -I D 'K LIBRARY FRANCES EARL Library Secretory GRADY DRAKE Diredor of Library Services RUTH WALKER Librarian 'o -ali , i 7. 'v . XR 5 1334 s., Administrative Secreiariesz Ana Rosa Martinez, Helen Wendi, Sue Barber, Marjorie De Rose, Bobbi Edwards, Eloise Thomas. OPAL HAMILTON Secretary to Dr, Lauderdale l PAT ANTONES Secretary to Dr. Roberts JANET TAYLOR Secreiary to Dr. Rushing STAFF MADGE MCDANIELS Secreiary fo Dr. Oates LOUISE BUCK Secretary to Dr. Taylor X r MARY D'ANGELO Secretary to Mr. Trussler CARL LOOS Custodian - ' J gdhhd X V , - , . Q JULIUS DEBROSKI Custodian Secretaries: Arlene Veno, Dolores Stevenson, Francis Earl, Helen Force, Virginia Bowsman, Beffy Brenner, Mary Gagliardi, Mary Ann Chiflon, H., 1 f l G Q I 9 K . Bel '32 O ' 3 f XN '1 fl- A ' . '53, K' 3 1 V Q Q ,Hn x G , .,, .,,, . v x , .- U , X I XY ,rf I2 Q :X , - ' ,eff f :T-1 4' . . M, .,, 1 , I Q 4--ex s. 9' , E, gig: A MISS JCBC - 1964 GEORGINE EALES ? Ai? we nf 1 Bob Edewocrd presents Miss JCBC-1964 with cz bouque? of roses. is f ls: t 1' qnll' -' fx xg, fi- !! ww. CLAUDIA DALY Joybee Sweetheart f -'ae I Z if QF? W. Q. fe ni - 'af ffl, 'qi I 3 .Q K S 1 ', an 'Q 9 . .Frei X ff'-s f',, ,,ff?7' ff! LEE HAYTOCK Civifan Sweethea-ri DANA THOMSON Basketball Queen MISS JCBC and Her Court SUSAN HAAS Circle - K Sweeihecrt GRGANIZATICNS Mr. Grady Drake, Mrs. Betty Seeley fSecretaryJ, MY. Stewart Brown, Mrs. Non Hutchison, Frank Gilday, Sue Anne Mitchell, George Meier, Dr. Dorothy Leach. STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD The purpose of the Student Activities Board is to coordinate and assist campus student activities in keeping with the best interests of the students and the college. 'C- F. . ,FH is S -- Members Initiated Kathy Brendla George Brown James Caputo Kris Cookenmaster Jim Fletcher Lynn Harris Ande Kormanyos George Meier Sally Orcutt Sid Pactor Berno Petterson Paul Plummer Barbara Ramsey Janice Scheiffley Connie Scott Dedee Simmons Jeanette Smythe P W tk' eggy c ms Pauline LoConte in the Spring of 1964 . . . A pensive moment during initiation ceremony . . . 1964. PHI THETA KAPPA NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE SCHOLASTIC HONOR SOCIETY List of Members 1963-64 Barbara Adamson Virginia Beaver Sharon Carr Phyllis Cummings Tyler Estler Betty Gordon Eileen Hushler Ron .Iasco Jeannette Jones Sue Anne Mitchell Angela Santangelo Rick Sodersfrom Mr. Kilmer, advisor, Doug Burnham, Terri Kuntz, Noida Lows, Linda Guistino, AI Nelson, Jaime Costas, Sue Ilowicki, Tyler Estler, Janet Edwards, Sid Poctor, Sandy Diamond, Harold Strube, Craig Chaddock, Barry Koch. INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL COUNCIL O. C. participates in United Fund Telethon xv lg i ii I f R . . IG, 7,4 .Alf x GIVETHEUNITKDWAY YIIROUGN YOUR UNITED FUND Mft 1' V 3 5 z .BV An organization composed of the presidents of all campus clubs, I. O. C. serves as co-ordinator for all club activities and provides a forum for discussion of organizational prob- Iems. During the current year, the I. O. C. provided leadership for the highly-successful United Fund Telethon and presented a united voice on campus problems, representing all organiza- tions. CIRCLE K Circle K is an organization for men who are interested in the betterment of educational and community life. Sponsored by the Beach Kiwanis Club of Fort Lauderdale, its motto is We Build. This year the club has provided a T.B. x-ray unit at the school and worked at building school spirit by sponsoring a pep rally and bonfire. Mike Marshal, Elson Cope, Bob McLester, Ron Kinney Bob Tacey Frank Gilday Don Taft Tyler Estler George Meier, Dan Bishop, advisor, Rick Ricker Bill Huston Bill Shirey Bob McCulloch Ken Sturmon Eddie Amorin, Art Kopkau, Rick Streeter, George Douglas ui' Civinettes is an organization which seeks to develop qualities ot scholarship, leadership, and character among its members. Some of the projects Civinettes has undertaken this year are: a Thanksgiving basket for the needy, co-host for the Civin- ette-Circlette Fashion Show, decorating the Student Center at Christmas, making Easter lilies for the Easter Seal Clinic and working for the Easter Seal Clinic on Lily Day. CIVINETTES A n g e l a S'Antangelo, Barbara Adamson, Win- nie Brand, Colleen Du- lude, Kathleen Lacey, Di- ana Seaward, Jill Sch- werdt, Patricia Pritchett, JoAnne Manes, Carole lynch, Kathy M u r p h y, Shirly G r a d y , Sylvia Lopez, Ginny Roth. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION S.N.E.A. is cm organization for students who ore interested in the teoching profession. The purpose of the club is to ins troduce its members to the rewards, responsibilities cmd problems of this profession, Ann Polmquiv, Diane Heddon, Mninm Bowne, kathy MQ-lclrum, Cheryl Mcfloren Cnulvvn Garner NIS Cookenmaster, Bonnie Berson, Doyle Molina, Elaine Johnson Eileen Hushlvr Bnvlmm Adamson pcvsidvnt Mrs. Glaze, advisor, Jett Diamond Annis Ruh Tuma Coin MISS Mull Snnily Tlioimu DI-lub, ton Dmnv Seuwurd, Elaine Murowslii, Kathy lllowivckl, Pol Cvuixlo Nor-'n Cord Bvtty Conlon Sltiulvy Cunnlnghnln ,lock Yuxley, Dove Wollucc, Geolgv BIOWI1, Max Tinton Dmnl Davey Gln-II LL-gun, Roy Bm-gn Dunni- Kotz, Eileen Domico, Doris Olds, Eugenio Jones P ' 45 . 'djrf-9.1. .... Dana Thomson, Terri Kuntz, Peggy Welch, Claudia Daly, Linda Giustino, Janet Edwards, Flora Orellana, Joyce Siems, Cheri Gerard, Susan Haas, Georgina DuFour, Sandi Waite, Noida Laws, Shelley Douglas, Virginia Beaver, Kathleen Bernhard, Chris Call, Connie Summers, Lynn Sundberg. Club Officers: CIRCLETTES A club for college women who are interested in serving the college and community is Circlettes. The goal of Circlet-tes is to promote good leadership, scholarship and friendship. Activities for the 1963 Service Club of the year include: selling book covers, a fashion show, with proceeds going to a scholarship fund, baskets for needy families at all holidays, selling cokes at basketball games, and helping with many community service proiects. Chris Call, Sandi Waite, Thanksgiving basket Circleites Janet Hess and Claudia Daly model nv the annual Circlene Civinetie Fashion Show. VI vi, - and Lynn Sunburg prepare the Circleffe T' 2- Jay bees enioy their Christmas Sweetheart Dance. ii The Jaybee sweetheart, Claudia Daly, is crowned at their annual Christmas Sweetheart Dance 1-1 1' LIVE D Jaybees is a men's service club thot strives to build better men through a ' b better collegiate atmosphere, under the sponsorship of the Junior Cham er of Commerce. Promoting a campaign in South Flo Christmas Swee rida for the School Bond lssue and a theart Dance were their main activities for the year Harry Crews ludvisorl Steve Moore Gary Greenbann Dick DePcso Henry Sims Rick Sodesvrom Bob Betz Al Saltus George Brown George Gilbertson jim Bull Barry 'fcch NEWMAN CLUB Y? s i -- - ,:- .: f ': 's:- 4: f Mx:-. '-Ps. 4 .'es Wee- C-erge 2 :e s:' - 5: :.. 'e' S:. f- ' :' E' - e I.: -1 5 ZA'-'-', C Neffc' C .: 's c' :'g':'fzc'I:' :or CCff'OVC sfudenfs which crrempfs to en c:..':ge :-: :se's' e s: i'.:, 'Mex ecmc, md social growth of its members. DELTA PSI OMEGA Sc,-y T.c..,.: - n.- L.. 30 ,E ..--.. - J Yu ICF: ' ' 3-1 vss 'f :'e: 0- m ----N :-:: K Delia Psi Omega Es a aafia-wa? cafege aramaffcs F-:-:mary dedicafed Yo prow-:afir-g Ewveresf if 'Fe dl'O 'fO??C arvs 3' 'Le college level. Membership in Delta Psi Omega reccgrizes We work done in roles and backsrage by sfuderrs. ':' -':'-S, ie- vis V. 1' 'fs he - vs? VENETIAN PLAYERS ,...4vf'- A , --M' ' f-Qi-'-',,3f:l,, rt 5 N . ., 2 1 n ia ,sl 9 Doug Burnham, Tom Brown, Sid Factor, Pam Pfeiffer, Barbara Adamson, Sandy Thomas, Miss Mullikin, advisor, Jeff Nowlin The Venetian Players is a drama club organized to pro- vide opportunities for interested students to participate in the dramatic arts. Muriel Gagnon Mary Saunders Roberta Drouillord Sandy Vass Linda Gregory Vivian Hess Cyndi Biorlclund Lee Hoytock Carolyn Miller Margaret Clark Mary Heffernan Kathleen Lacey Bonnie Brewer Sue Shosck Peggy Watkins John Jones This year a Nursing Program was initiated at the Junior College of Broward County. Students who participate in this course will obtain on Associate in Science Degree in Nursing at the completion of the sixty-four hours required. Carol Powers Kifty Kennedy Jeannette Green Barbara Lane Eileen Miller Kathryn Brendla Virginia Smythers Jewell Conkle Heather Behrens Suzanne Singer Susan Haas Karen Amorose as G? 'S III I' F e'- I I ' 5. 1 'Qwl .ll , g 1 I 1 'U 'g 1 11 I 'g 11:1 'I 1.11 1 . I. ' ' I 11 1 11 V.: 1: 11 1. I l l..ll ,, , , 1111.1 ll 1 1 11 111. 2 ' 'F 111 1' 1 I ' f , al 11 1 1 -... I I u 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 ll 1 I g 1 11 1 ' . ' 5 1 11 1 a ' '11 l ' ll 111 x 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 I 11 1 1 1 1 I I4 1 1 1 1 s I 1 1 1 ra Ill I 1 1: I I ll: I ll I. Helen O'Connell, Flora Orellana, Behy Gordon, Virginia Beaver, Suzanne Concafo, Karen Card, Charlene Fosfer, 'Nancy Rowe, Winnie Brand, Al Nelson, Russell Zimmer, Walter Kohn, Miss Boggs faclvisorl, Mr. Kempfon Cadvisorl. LES MISERABLES The French Club, Les Miserables , was organized to foster an interest in, and an appreciation of French culture and civilization among The 1 students of the French language. i I .l l78l PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB The Physical Science Club seeks to promote interest and excellence in the physical sciences, chemistry, physics and geology. Kenneth Meade, Byron Kennedy, Arthur Strickland, Robert Pendelion, Michael McWeeney, Mr. De- Yampert, advisor, Jaime Costas, Jack Yaxley, president, Sherry Wagner, vice-president, Derrek Fuel- ling, Mr. Rhodes, advisor. I l I i i fb? 5. an LOS PIQIAROSH The Spanish Club seeks to acquaint students of Spanish with the customs and culture of Spain and to promote understanding of the Spanish-speaking people of the world. Edwardo Amorin, presidentg Jean Jones, Alfredo Esteves, Pete Mikuliak, Elaine Moran, Olga Fatio, Flora Orellana, Diane Hedden, Judy Cahill, Elaine Johnson, Dave McKinnon, Aura Acevedo Kathy lllowiecki, Ruth Blackard, Eileen Hushler, Sandra Lykins, James Sugatan, Dale Molina, Mr, John Palowski ladvisorj, Mrs. Marina Burdick ladvisorl, Mr. Robert O'Neal ladvisorl 03 gf.-we W9 1 DIE WANDERER The German Club provides opportunities for students of this language to come into closer contact with German history and culture. Films, books and other literature are readily available to students interested in the club. Ray Cohn, Sophia Kaiser, Jim Moran, Phyllis Cummings, Miss Lona Burns, Dr. Smith ladvisorl, Becky Ridgeway, David Nolan, Diana Bayer -.4 t ' n W 4 , n n 'n,! ,' 'I 1 'u 5 ' w ' f ,, I . .lg V-,.:.i:j' 'il s:'r!I , ' I. . I 's ' I' .avg 0 1 Qtr. V, s n , , , 41 -, r.' ' a , ., 5 ' I , ' 'lxlfl lg i9. I, . li' n tl nu ' ,- ,. 1 Y 1, ' , 5 !.'.u,'. I. n 2 , at s 4 . . I - 'Z 2 1 sk W fw- g, i ' .I . n ,I u l In ',' ' . I u 'I ',n I gn 1 a 1 s ' s , 1 xi , I v ' , Xing xi G' Q' X ,. 'L Y, Jerry Thomas, Christine Ward, Terry Anderson, Gail Gunzenhauser, Thom- as Booth, Barry Edewaard, Heather Behrens, Warren Fincham, Larry Kline, Ginny Roth, Bob Naylor, Eldon Cope, Kathy Brendla, Harold Strube, presi- dent, Priscilla Strube, Mr. Arthur Van Meeveren, Mr. Warwick, Mr. Ronald Haire CAdvisorj INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLCDWSHIP Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is a student-led group with national and international affiliations. It is inter-denominational in character. The primary purpose of this ofr- ganization is the investigation of the claims of Jesus Christ and the consideration of His challenge to today's college student. 1 . K . - A 5 0 Left: Nancy Walton, Joseph A. Blake, Jeff Diamond, Rafael Cohn, Bill Peterson, Right: Mr. Bunch, Bar- bara Glowoski, Robert S. Moore, Don Davis, Russell Zimmer, Peter Mikuliak. YOUNG DEMOCRATS The Young Democrats Club is an organization of students interested in politics and the beliefs of the Democratic party. WESLEYAN FELLOWSHIP Wesleyan Fellowship welcomes Methodists and other interested students who wish to study the philosophy and doctrines of other religions. Bert Sparkman, Sandy Diamond, Irving Van 'Huss, Barbara Ramsey, Mr. John Hays, advisor, Paulette Robinson, Rev. Alfred Jodie, Samuel Delevoe. was ,1 X M ,X 'RE s If , ,',1f- CIVITANS Gary DuFour, Fred Birch, Bill Mclellon, Mr. Shalemon ladvisorl, Dereck Fuelling, Bob Thixton, Ron Von Kampen. Civitons is a club for the young men of the Junior College of Broward County. Its purpose is to provide an opportunity for work on service projects that will develop o better community. Mr. Morris, Advisor, Claudia Daily, Terri Kuntz, Janice Bowers, Gary DuFour, Nancy Hill, Sandi Waite, Kathy Lacey, Bill Huston, Sandy Volpe, Nick Varconi, Linda Giustino, Barbara Galowski, Dave Chira, Sandy Diamond, George Brown, Barbara Ramsey. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION S.G.A. Fall president, Art Kopkau speaks at state convention The purpose of the Student Government Association is to facilitate a fruitful and effective self-government and to create an active interest in the college community. if rv 'XQXKMQ David Nolan, Miss Williams, ladvisorj, Becky Ridgeway, Sue Ilowieki, Jack Yaxley, Sara Mowry, Chris Kiger PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club is an organization of students interested in psychology. lt serves to educate and inform its members about the various aspects of this field. YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM Young Americans for Freedom promotes understanding of conservative politics and the tenets of the Republican Parry Left to Right, Top, Don Anth, Craig Choddock, Jean Cecil, George larkins, Mike Hayes, Bob Abies, John Emming. 2353222 fill!! Q' mainpao eligsggl until a fnurlnn 0 rl ggglla uifioll llliffl --wales if ,B .Nm V, K . . N' ' QF N - 4 .- , BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ll go to 'f 'Q .s--'fs' 'ug' xi- , ...- Q- 4 Q s -ef 8 h Mr. Porterfield, advisorg Bob Parker, Carol Del Poppa, Craig Chacldock, Rev. Harold O. Taylor, Sandy Thomas The Baptist Student Union was organized to promote spiritual growth of Baptist students through fellowship on campus. VISPECTA CLUB Ron Kinney, Sheila Henault, Tom Orr, An Eismen, Mr. David Pacfor, Advisorg Sue Soule, Richard Chmiel, Pa? Richards, Gary Dufresne. Vispecta seeks to further interest and understanding of the visual arts. 1 A ' 12' 1 ' . 2 , FN A ' ,:', -1 4--QQWP' . ' N' xii? 4, . -1 4. ' ' ,ew-gg in +I' -,,1g,2w-pg ,gigfkiv A '5- . .gif-s ixiffk' f, if --YA. ,. ' I' . ' ,N ,d,r.,,4 .e R , ik -3 A9 I Q f u-ill X ' bf' F 3 z W, in r x' 'F fl , Nw, Ti w ,N .LH -Q. , Xa .V . it 3, we ,E K N ksxklk 4. 9? X,-Q' wr QQAYN Q1 ix . ,X f Q , xxx, -. s., 4 gl -I Frank Baines Jim Dodson Patrick Grimald Alan Lane Glen legan Mike McClain Jim Mears Members S Peter Mikuliak Jerry Mulkey Derek Nash Terry Park Tom Pomeroy Sid Taylor Carla Young 5? Em . A .x A X. iang, , x. d , , '. xv' N , 'x A ,Q 1 a yo , I Miss McMilIion and her College Singers COLLEGE SINGERS I H- , 33 .3902 ,1- ix H477 X X33 4 -zu 1 ' '-ii ' mi? . , , . ,, , 45,.g..f- , , 3' e:,.-:J ',ff,.1-55 E- 12? ., 1 f 1, 4 - 551 , , 1 ',-I:-Elifg, il-2 4' . AX,Li4: ,,2,1,1AQ .xy::.,,,1 ,:g3,4,v , -teis .wx - I ,m v , , ' Q I 'X fl 1 'Z- ' Q A ' , :I ,S-. I 4 A M25 f . I I fi' w 'ff lui K . , . ,.,, as 3 C 'ye Q wi 3 Q lf - x , Wi -if -- 1:-5:25525-y1., : b ' ' ' ' F- . Q 4 , X Y .K . .,., .. . 45,3 ,, ., ,b:...,:-1. - . 1. .,1g,, 1.3 ,Z-3 sq, 1553... gg.153xg:'g,::,gg X K 1 ..,. . , :Q Lizjwi- , J . 14? iY24? Z1 fj-P Q jk:-1. 1 .,-A ' -1 , ,4-4,2--' P'.1, ' egg, ww Y .,,g,:v:.,1:zse:-ik. .a,1,'i..::gf -141:13-I- 1i -sg, :awk f ',5,:Q, 'ifrlgff' ' ' 1 29-':'. ' isa,-,Q :ff 414.4---r-fx.A.T.r---J-'r -' Aaof- ' fx fl Rudy Ungerer, Coach Charles Harris, Bennie Arculeo, Dick Halsey, Jeff Dickerson, Bill Moses, Jim Sparkman, Jack Coleman, John Flinn, and Robbie Myers. Dave Brizzie, John Mayes, Don Overstreet, Bill Behrens, Al Forand, Jon Manion, Jim Smith, Asst. Coach Hubert Wright, and Asst. Coach R. L. Landers. BASEBALL Coach Charles Harris guided the Seahorses through their initial baseball campaign of 1964. Harris lamented the pre-season loss of almost the entire infield for one reason or another, but put together a small but respectable squad. Robbie Myers was named first Seahorse team captain and finished the season with the third best hitting average of .255. Top hitter was John Mayes with a .444 average. Best pitcher in earned runs was Jeff Dickerson with an 0.86 ERA. Best pitchers with won-loss records were Al For- and and Dick Halsey, both a l-l ledger. Bennie Arculeo, with second best hitting average, awaits his turn at bat in o St. Leo tilt. 1 -5 . W H -NA .X - rv' .N ,V fx 0 Seahorse fielder Ben Arculeo zeros in on u long fly ball. .... 0, - , . QW . - , ' N52 ' vm .W A ' I-, Q-. fi Nw- . , sh M X .f n A 'K . H- v vi.. K X, 2 f 1 fsgf , Tll -TL -P' - 1 fe x, F ra' 11' -1- f N 1' Q.. 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Robbie was JCBC's Hrs! baseball team captain. i 7 777 , 77 Rex Petro, All-State ace, drives around defender in route to aid his record average of 25.5 points. BASKETBALL Rudy Ungerer, Rex Petro, Bill Moses, Gil Ford, Charlie Moore, l McArthur Brown, Roy Altman, Tom Howard, Rex Place, Cary i, 1 t- Sutton, Bill Pickard. 3 , 'U ,.. ,s X Four weary cagers end the first half with words of encouragement from Coach Hubert Wright. The team sparked a came-from-behind sprint in the second half to win the season's first game. JCBC's second basketball team started with a blaze, faltered during midseason, then finished as they had started, placing fourth in the State Tournament. The Seahorses began the season with a guard combination of Rex Petro and ,Gil Ford, both averaging over twenty points per game. Mc- Arthur Brown proved a deft ball hawk and an outstanding defense man in the front court. Tops in defense and in rebounding was Charlie Moore, a 6'3 iumping iack. Moore amazed every crowd with his Bill Russell-like blocks. Forwards Tom Howard and Bill Pickard, both freshmen, gained experience throughout the year and will be valuable to the squad again next season. L.. l -4 1- 1. ' I. K ,- K x 'N ,.-.. ' -fs. - .. .K g Rangy Bill Pickard outeiumps his foes for ci Sea- horse two pointer, Cary Sutton crouches needlessly, awaiting rebound. Rex Petro lunges as he tries to steal the ball from a Miami-Dade opponent. The long armed Falcon retrieved the ball iust before both players slid into our staff photographer .4--YW v .., ,,,.,,....-an Y,-,-me-.-u G J, ,,,, , .mf ilrll 172721, Charlie Moore, JCBC's 6'3 center, displays his powerful leaping ability as he dunks the ball during warmup. Cary Sutton, Rex Place, and Ray Altman proved valuable reserves throughout the year. Sutton was back for his second season with Place and Altman tasting college competition for the first time. Rudy Ungerer, sophomore, started slowly this year, but progressed as the team approached the season's end. Rudy scored in the twenties and aided the team tremendously. Bill Moses became a starter near the end ot the season. Moses im- pressed everyone with his unbelievable hussle throughout every game. The Seahorses came in fourth at the State Tournament and received the Tournament Sports- manship trophy. In the Regional Tournament the horses lost to the Georgia state champion in a close game. Rex Petro was named the All-State team at the end of the season, with an average of 25.5 per game and a high game of 52 points. Petro-up a nd over CHEERLEADERS X -Ee, 1963-'64 A e , Lone Cheerleader goes through a viciory chant at the Circle-K bonfire and pep rally. The rally was be- fore our firs? conference game wilh Edison Junior Col- lege. '55 1 A y 1 K 1 'M fs r xr. .s X ' nz 1- S455 X. E X 5 .W gl B 4 If X fi 'Xa f if -E I X . 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X ' f' .- . -ax- . hw ' - 4- .V QA x w?f3l-s.f,.- . ltfysg V - ,t?,A:'A1,s,kgP'g. z ', gc. -'1 ' APL,-' 'fx X- 2.4 ..,- Q, ,ff:r'?'--. ff - -fl: 3 -f i-x.ifx5'f if-4' Q51 mr .7'r'f'Ib, ' I Flag football, tennis, golf, archery, flying and horseback riding are some of the many sports enjoyed through the Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. iii! 3 96 96451 pqnzczfwfgww APRIL, 1963 8 UNIVERSITY SOPHOMORES 1311 Adamson, Barbara Adamson, F' 1 -Q-df vs... Paul Amonn, Ed ni 5 1 IT- ,X lx 1 V -'rv so,, Arbib, Lenare Arganti, Mark Ariola, Joe if. vff' .1 5, t- f .J N7 5,1 l ,cw Qld 'T iff Anderson, Tim Elaine Angle, Richard -.1 1' 1 -4' 'cf' Babcock, Jim Bdwlli l-ee ,A Baker, Larry Barlow, Sfephen Barth, Roydern Beaver, Virginia Bednar, Bob K S.- Benson, Judy Bernhard, Q? Kall-ay Berni, Renee 'Ti sf c '9 Ben, Bob Bowers, Janice 4 PX L. Bradley, Egilda Brosious, Charles I -74 ,sp Campbell, Behy Ccxrbone, Nick i 1.-x i' .. 1? ? fc.. V, ! K 1 i - Brunner, George Bull, Jim Burch, Fred Us mx- Cordenas, Al Carr, Sharon Chaddoclz, Craig X - . - --Q-Q I .Lg Chmiel, Richard Clark, Franklin Coafes, Diana Colebeih, Julien Cole, Nancy xr' 7 'f 'e'+ L fl Connor, Nancy Couriney, Barbara Crawford, Connie Crowder, Alberi Cummings, Phyllis The Junior College of Broward County provides reading maierial to appeal to the highest in intellect. Y in lgbfgp 'Q -13121:-ir ic HY 1 V E , -M' k .333 ,I . . -' S si.5 ,: .fu i..4'? ' ' .hr ' ' . ,fi C ifi. 1 T. an- Curry, Diana Dahl, Vernon Daly, Bill Daly, Claudia Davis, Robert Derrenbacker, Carol Sophomore academic life is ceniered around the library. Wifh the enormous omounf of research re- quired for lileralure, philosophy, and the other courses in ihe humonilies, lhe sophomore cannot help becom- ing library oriented. -W, .0....fqp- 5 ,-eo D Deuel, Elizabelh Dodge, Diane Edwards, Jane! Erlick, Reber? Esller, Tyler Dreher, Sandra Dufour, Gary Eales, Georgene Fabe r, -401 Gone Fassman, Anila 14 4 s 'WX Favre, linda Foland, Gerald Garbe, Tom Garske, Bud Gaudi, Bqrry dew 'V Al Gay, linda Gilberison, George Gilchrisi, Bill Goodspeed, Anne Gordon, Behy :wr 1' 2? Grady, Shirley Guido, Pat Hanson, Carol Hanson, Sandra Hartley, Elaine QT' y Henault, Sheila Hill, Nancy Himelfarb, Behy Hodgens, Marlha Horfon, Lynn A W? A A SJ A pr, '. -ne- Horlon, William Hucksiein, John Humphries, Nancy Hushler, Eileen Husion, Bill um ,i ' .1 , J' x dr 'I ' W . XE? Qi , ,Q Nh , . fy, V, Q Q, .-in I , rf ' U W : ., . is X 1 K M M f ,S W - fu.. V-Q 3-'lu 'M vel. EX I L 1 ,tx 3-l..-IM -Q ,s - My sQ.:'S-Q., .V Q ' -- X 4 ' ' . ' J if-,-' ' ' 45.4 ' i 1 'G VN 7 i -. A . ' 2+ , U ,,. , 1 , W SWIFT, SUPERIOR, and SOPHISTICATED. These are the characierislics of the male Sophomores. At least, ihai is how he wishes lo appear fo the lowly rat 'I-'xxx 1 'ws Hutchinson, John Ippolifo, America Jackson, Barbara Jetler, Bruce Johns, Lloyd I Q 5 'r of ...Wee Johnson, Sharon Jones, Eugenia Jones, Jeanette Jones, Karen Jodie, Al 95. Q uf W.. Kodolo, Evelyn Keating, Stephen Kelly, Cheryl Kinney, Ron Kirkman, Terry Once the decision to go on with college is mode, the question arises-which one? WE + w .A iv' rum x: W ' -J: :QQ Q-3 5 '7 5 X is Knox, Michael Kapkau, Art Kotiek, Frank Kun, Susie Kunix, Terri o-NV X wr-3 fi 'if I-ako, Elaine Lakota, Bonny lamberf, Jack Lashbrook, David Lawhon, Dan laws, Noida Lemieux, Robert Lesier, Dennis Lewis, Peier Lindhammer, Sharon , J' Linton, Max Meier, George Linville, Dan lf? ALi AL -5.1, Lykins, Sandra lynch, Carol Molina, Doyle KA.,- n A Lopushansky, Chris Manes, Jo A -' 'M .. v 'l ' .1 ,S 1 ,1 , ,. is 5' .Xa .-. J Loy, Bonnie f , ,, Manno, Bruce 5 nf... l XT WV X175 March, Steve Martin, Karen Marx, Richard Mason, Richard McAdams, Trudy 2 ' 'ET9' Q-if -we McClain, Michael McClaron, Cheryl McCullough, Robert McDowell, Linda McKlnneY, Dan 'ETNWTX Midgen, Carole Miller, Alice Miller, Carolyn Mitchell, Sue Ann Nash, Derek Nelson, Alfred was 1 rx Moreland, Robert io-W' Orcolt, Sally M-1' Ak ,an Mowery, Sarah Murphy, Kathy Orselfi, Linda Orth, James wir Parenieau, Carol Parker, Bill Parker, Michael Q new ' c..,,.? Pearce, Lee Pelers, Judianne Parks, Terry Wx ,-. .,.. Pierson, William Plati, George Parrish, Harriet sr., XT: Prifcheh, Pairicia Q., gk xA..-' ff -+ 1:1 Reed, Mike Rice, Dave Richman, Jim Richards, Pat Rickar, Ralph tzi-'57 C5337 A LP Riddel, Karen Rose, Larry Sandslrom, Betsy E- Sanlangelo, Angela Senlell, Gerald Scare, Helen Scam, Vicki Schuming, Charles Schwendri, Jill Scrase, Al Seaword, Diana 'ir .-ANS ni Sheffield, Ron Shelley. R050 Shore, Annu Shortell, Fred Siems, ei-.5 lx Nz' Joyce Slattery, Don Slopey, Melody ., Q I ef :M am, ,N ' 'K 1 X tg c, , K Sickles, Nancy mtv--N! bn. Lael We Smythe, Jeanette Snyder, Bill x .-3 i ,rj ,'fA TV ,-ff? Snyder, Robert Soderstrom, Nick Solomon, Barbara Stackpole, Put Steele, Anne Y-s cf? ff. il.. Stephenson, Ken Streeter, Rick Sundberg, Lynn Sutter, Robert Svornich, Bill S1 u. A NN Svornich, Dan Tabertha, Ann 'Q 1 5. A i Exif X N Thomas, Sandy ts.-f ,L A S3 f Qu Q '15 Tacy, Bob Taft, Don Taylor, Sid Thompson, Daniel Thomson, Dana Toqnolly, Sieve A-MY' 'f Travisiano, Carolyn ,S Twisf, Mike Ungerer, Rudy Von Arsdale, Peg ,M 'fs-we ' T ' -V ' z E - rm se' '- Waiie, Sandy Webster, Gerard .su Welch, Peggy Wertheimer, Stanley Whifacre, Jim White, Penny, Yaxley, Jack '-vb.-. 5' V v. 14,8- RY 8' A. ,, .4- .,.7,,..., x.. M hm. --. ' 4- ZANQ3- '- A ' , ,, '.y 'G---. .fan-..l1-n-rf.,:...44z......,fQ,.,,-R..-Y W MNH Ii 4 F -, 56.2, FRESHMEN THE FRESHMAN SENATE Vic Vardonyi, Sandy Diamond, Barbara Golowski, Dave Chira, Barbara Ramsey, Linda Guisrino lchair- manl, Connie Summers, Sandy Volpe, George Brown. A Abels, R. , ,, , Abems, S. ...r , P 52, -, , 4 3.. W f 1' ,s V 5 7 'fax Abruzzini, K. jj 1 W .1 .I- 1.11 Q Fi Acavedo, A. .- - ' ' N ' Q i if -5 A If l y Adams, C. 'A i Q 6 N 0 i X N Q J L ,fa li , ' Q' i Adams, D. ' i V' x f i . :ii '-A A 1' Adams, J. . 'fi ' ' Q Adams, R. ' . At Addefny, 1. 45 -3 , . Alicmff, R. , ,, A fl. ti, Allen, C. , 4',.. . ie .' ' e J. f ii . 0 1' A Amurose, K. ef ' ' 'H' ' Nrir - ' 4 gk .R Anderson, E. K V ,, Anderson, G. A V. : V Anderson, N. X f 1 I ' ' ff - v W - 5 5 - , Anderson, T. f ,A ' iw' ' A ff . ii , 1 ' an 5 l Andrade, E. L , 55' . 5 -V A d'eW5f D- . if f A f 1: Andrews, H, ' 'Wi 9 - ' .4 ,I ' And rus, C. ., ,LDA ,in :fi f w 51-.A Aneh, D. . --9 ' H .7 Anfuna, S. 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Petterson, B. Petty, C. Pfanner, J. Pfau, J. Pickard, R. Pollard, R. Polzin, T. Pomeron, T. Powers, C. Prendergast, J. Preuss, A. Pridgeon, J. Priesf, S. Propsf, G. Prycy, C. Pursglove, D. Pyle. B. Rachman, M. Radish, G. Ronsch, H. Rappoli, A. Ready, T. Reilly, R. Renno, R. Reynolds, F. Rhodes, M. Rice, R. Richardson, R. Richardson, S. Richardson, S. Richie, l. Richman, J. Ricke, l. Ricker, R. Ricker, R. Ridgway, B. Rigsbee, P. Riley, J. Rinaldi, B. Roberts, J. Roberls, M. Robinson, .l. Robinson, T. Rolle, C. Romano, T. Rose, K. 2 5 A . kt? 1? 1 X O 3 1. s g IM 'R Q I 1 ' TXT ? - f, v' tif ig, in ' x l' J' K, - ,3 Q .Si ...A R2 fn: r .J fo 1 if --an 'THE WALL S 29 R . fa , f -A ' , -.Q ., 345'-P f Q -'.,. 5, V - '- . ee.. it Q. . J' ' R A N' sawn. ul' Q: w V ...- ,of 9 1 I W -4- as Rosenthal, S. Roth, V. Rothesmel, W. Rousses, Dorothy Royce, Jan Ruth S. Ryll, D. Sager, R. Sagui, X. Sander, S. Sander, W. Sanders, J. 'Y .:' 3 'i T H Q. -if 'f .v 2 4 'U -1 N 'f r ..Q.. g 1 . -Q Y QR? 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' A Y. . if if . . smnh, J. S . ' 1 ' 4' In ' A - ' smieh, L. R R Smllh' N' A i I 1 1-.iz smnh, N. . 1 Q ' . ' f ' - Q Smith, , 5 X 3 ' 4. x Smythers, V, i Wi .Y -Q ,V i I'-Q ' ' ., 9 ,..1 'I i Snyder, G. ei 'V .' A -I Soule, S. Q i f Q --.. ' ' ff l' ' Sparkman, K. E SPiller, D. N, '- I X .,..' 1 ' spiuef, N. Y W 5 N sp.-mfoff, R. Y ' . A. I i ' StacllPok, M. , 1' V' ji' Steadmun, J. Stepan, K. Stevens, S. Stinson, R. Stock, W. Stoclxes, R. Stoner, R. Strathie, P. Stratton, L. Strickland, S. Strong, S. . Strube, H. M Sturman, K. Q , .4 X X 'L HIV fill: 1 Strickland, M. .Il ., V. -5 Q -.'- E -5- . as . ' S ' L ' ' ' -.- , i ' ' A .. . ' i tif ' 2 '5 .P 3 . ' ... . ,.. lx. Q I' 'Q , N 2. . 132'-S' . 'C Swan, R. Ay. . xg E sig l niiavvm-fm ' 'W' LANGUAGE LABORATORIES One of the first experiences of cr freshman striving for , ,. Tank, D. 'x X Taylor, L. X B R l -. Q V '- - 1 ' M 1 A Taylor, T. mf , h K redfick, D. , .fl if ' ...V ' Teitsheid, H. 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Velders, J. Vickrey, R. Visolli, R. Volpe, S. Vorhis, R. Voiou, T. Vroom, G. Wade, A. Wadsworih, J. Wofferd, B. Walker, W. Walnsley, J. Walt, K. Walton, N. Walsh, T. 1 - ' J X . . D . L li -' 5 xi 4 Ward, C. Ward, G. Ward, G. Ware, J. Wareham, F. Warnhoff, F. Warren, G. Watkins, M. Watkins, W. ... .. 1 Y w A his l .. 2, Q., , Y -s l ., as gnc w -. - Si! VA s 554 s B A Q , Gy Q, v. I fe lie ale 1 Y A ' K - .xi ..' E 1 Wafson, F. Weiner, M. Wellens, P. Werniz, B. .,. .lx .f X 7 'P x P Weslfoll, G. '- ' ' Wheeler, B. While, J. Williams, E. Williams, P. Williams, S. Williams, V. Williamson, E. Williford, l. Wilson, D. Wilson, J. Wilson, l.. Wood, C. Wood, M. In N Wood, M. a' Wood, S. Worthy, D. Woznialc, C. K 4 nl W., ' Q 4 Wagner, S. s Q fl S? A Wright, J. H Wunsch, R. :-' Yannoha, L. Yoder, D. Young, C. Young, l. Young, M. Yurchuclt, J. Zochem, R. Zanehi, G. Zenf, P. Zeiss, G. Zeoli, T. Zielfer, T. Zimmer, R. Zocke, T. Zofnos, S. r 1 . Fi. 1' :ww '- x 5 J 'gg N ' :F . 2 -af JW fx 6 1 ik' ' . 'J' fs mi: T , d V '-a K...-' 'rx 'QV - ' ,. 3 .r- 3,4 I 1,30 QE- , 'J , , 1 .2 va '. Q - l mis '- 1 54. . A x 5 Q , V3 Ad ' ' Y - u, an x Y ' . l' . H 5 9 H . av as . - A A 5' I 9 ' an 'ia Q .5 for ' r- f. 4-14 'X 9 ii' AQ N Q Xe ,af- Vw NTT' K A Xia L V yr: .,.:, .., .-. QQVV .i xg Basil Rathbone LY C E U M S E RI E S CCIFIOS MOMOYG Wrighfson and Hun? Jose Molino's Boiles Esponoles r 1 Y CAMPUS VIGNETTES Y- A. A 1 .- 1 -..- L Tom Jones lawrence of JCBCH Inflaiion V al r xr 1 xv .L X N ez ' X ' Library-Before furniture was moved in . . . . . . after furnifure was moved i ll I V 'if ,' lr' Broward Bullet -A.. -1 ppl' T Do you really Ihink the disciplinary commitfee will resort fo copi- iol punishment? If' ' ,I--:J 1--' ,9,g,,:seQ+F - .,--f' M ,F '- ii1iga:gt,22ff 1 'ei u u EX ,-'- ,f , . .4 . ,- . . ,','..,ff'a. , ...,.c-, .-. ' ,. .,.,., 'r l'u , in' ' W . , Kjjo ,ff rt W' I Flying lessons . . Yes, I heard thot Vhey are starting some astronomy courses oi JCBC. .........- ...-..,-..... . ......... ,.-..........,.,..... .. ' , . . More Flying Lessons 1 ...J No-No, Dr. Rushing, you're too low to bail out I ! 5.. I I , -Y-.-.,, - ' 3iL:Q.ff??'3 '72' f, 1-L., VENETIAN lllllllllllllllll .jaw ,, E v' Q 'wie ul I .71 , 3 S , -IE A.,,:'-f. in 1 A iffy BARBARA DROMGOOL-ED. 2nd SEMESTER MISS PATT KYLE-ADVISER LARRY ROSE-ED. lst SEMESTER PHOTOGRAPHERS Ken Stephenson Ed Hubert STAFF AND CONTRIBUTORS Sharon Aberns Lee Bacall Jill Bradley Anita Fassman Tony Fedele Barry Gauch Sheila Henault Martha Hodgens Susan Kun Christina Lopushansky Johnny Macldrey Roger Meiners Kathy McPherson Derek Nash Ron Quigley Paulette Robinson Al Saltus Rick Streeter Sandi Waite Peter Zent CRIER BESTY SANDSTROM Assistant Editor SID PACTOR Associate Editor The VENETIAN CRIER is the bimonthly student newspaper of the Junior College. It is becoming widely known as an out- standing photographic college newspaper. SILVER SANDS Toni Zeoli and Dana Thomson, A54 sistcnt Editors PHOTOGRAPHY BY: Mr. Alan David Ed Hubert Dr. Dayton Roberts Ken Stephenson Derek Nash Mr. Ed Plummer R ik Refi , .- ' .ug 'Q x '+g' X, 1 xx K X M79 Y 'G Ugfgf ri -T T ,, am Naida Laws and Chris Lopushansky. Co-Editors, 'lst Semester KEY' 'U Yearbook Adviser Special gratitude is extended to Mr. Wilson Roberts and Mr. Don Hambrick of the Herff-Jones Company for their help in the completion of this yearbook. DAYTON ROBERTS YEARBOOK ADVISER 5355 NOVEMBER 22, 1963