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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

-• 33-.Tt-. .- ■ ' t ■ll« iSS . THE GALLEON I960 PALM BEACH J U N 1 jf V i i - i l LAKE WORTH FLORIDA As we the graduating class leave for senior college or our life ' s work, our future years, we take with us many memories of our accomplish- ments here at Palm Beach Junior College — and a few failures. How many times have we walked to the Student Lounge, spent hours in the Library, cheered ourselves hoarse for a volleyball team, waded through puddles, aimed an evading ar- row at an elusive target, or focused in vain for a squirming protozoan! These are small things — insignificant memories which we hope GAL- LEON has caught and recorded for future laughs and sighs. We cannot say what our future holds hidden for us and from us, but with the guidance and experience of Palm Beach Junior College, we face the new dawnings of our lives with assur- ance and trust. These are the reasons that we, the editors, proudly present GALLEON — 1960. — Connie Berry, Co-editor W ' -aC,.: MISS GALLEON LENI BOYNTON Miss Galleon, Miss Sophomore, Miss Freshman, and members of the Court of Beauty were chosen not only for their beauty, but also for their poise, charm, personality, and intellect. The judges were Judge and Mrs. Russell O. Morrow and Mr. Curtis Gentry. Pictures made at Bethesda-by-the-Sea Church by Mr. Ray Wendt of Sam R. Quincey Studio. COURT OF MISS LYNN BARTLETT f: ' ■ M)! ' ! ' MISS MARY ANN CARROLL i.f ' - ' «« BW j .:)f ' B rM a ' ' i BEAUTY MISS LINDA JACKSON MISS JUDY PETRO MISS SYLVIA PRINCE f GETTING ACQUAINTED First we got acquainted with registration: standing in line, filling out forms, making schedules, making out new schedules be- cause of closed sections, paying fees — but it finally ended and we were college stu- dents. BEACH-A-CUE The fall get-acquainted Beach-a-cue, spon- sored by the Intramural and Recreation Board, was held at Phipps Ocean Beach Park right after the opening of school. The largest freshman class ever to register at PBJC listens to orientation lectures in the Student Center. The All-Campus Dance, sponsored by the Student Government, gave us an early opportunity to make new friends. ELECTIONEERING AND VOTING Promises — slogans — speeches — politics filled the air when sophomores and freshmen once again pulled levers for the candidate of their choice. County voting machines aided PBJC ' ers in practicing the ideals of democratic government. 1 ' T TN ' ' wni ■ H| 1 1 f fl Hj is ' K Bhi sp V ' 1 1 Administration Building THE COLLEGE Hail to thee, our Alma Mater ! Your name we hold high with pride. Though we may wander far asunder Still you are by our side. Fond mem ' ries of friends Still linger on. You ' ll ever be our inspiration Long after we are gone. All our hearts are filled with gladness When we think of thee. Hail, Palm Beach Junior College ! You shall immortal be. We saw a beacon on the shore. It drew us with its flame. With eyes that sought an open door. With seeking minds we came. We found a fire that lit our own That kindled joy within our souls. And on a thousand vistas shone, That we might chart high goals. Bright flare of knowledge, torch of truth, Palm Beach Junior College, Hail ! Hail ! Unfailing beacon of our youth. Hail ! Alma Mater, Hail ! It Technical Building New Auditorium Music Building 12 Student Center Courtyard of Science Building New Gymnasium 133 1 m gi 1 1 fcrs -• iii lL .Jl ' Bl ■ PI PALM BEACH COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION SEATED, above, left to right: Mr. Howell L. Watkins, Superintendent of Public In- struction; Mr. Ralph Kettler, Chairman of the Board; Mr. Jack Horner. STANDING, left to right: Mr. Marshall Criser, Attorney-at-Law; Mr. Harold Turner; Mr. Thurmond Knight; Mr. Henry O. Ear- wood. Left: MR. HOWELL L. WATKINS, Superintendent of Public Instruction DR. HAROLD C. MANOR PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE 15 DR. PAUL W. GRAHAM Director of Evening Classes and Summer Session ADMINISTRATIVE MISS RACHEL F. CROZIER Dean of Women MR. PAUL J. GLYNN Dean of Men Dean of Student Personnel MR. PAUL W. ALLISON Dean of Instruction OFFICERS MR. LAURENCE H. MAYFIELD Evening Registrar Guidance Counselor MR. JAMES M. BAUGHER Director of Services 17 FACULTY MARY S. ALBERTSON B.S., Cornell; M.A., Columbia Biology; Chairman, Department of Science HOWARD BAKER B.S., M.S.. Kansas State Teachers College Biology ROBERT LEE BATSON, JR. B.A., Hardmg College; M.A., M.Ed,. Peabody CoUe Chairman. Department of Business Administration FLOYD O. BECHERER A.B., M.A., Washington University History ROY E. BELL B.S., M.P.E.H., University of Florida Health, Physical Education ROSE MARY BIANCAROSA B.A., M.A., Florida State University Foreign Languages JANE RITTER BOYCE A.B., Wellesley; M.A., Penn State English JOHN J. CHESNUT A.B., Union College; M.A., Emory English, Logic, Reading Clinic JOSHUA CRANE A.B., Guilford College Logic, Speech RUTH W. DOOLEY A.B., Indiana Lfniversity; B.S. in L.S.. Drexel Institute Librarian FRANK M. DODLEY- B,S., University of Georgia; M.A., Ohio State University Chemistry WATSON B. DUNCAN, III B.A., M.A., University of South Carolina English; Chairman, Department of Communications VAUGHN NAOMI EARLY A.B., Wilson College; B.S., (Nursing) Columbia; M.S., University of Southern California Nursing EDITH F. EASTERLING A.B., Mississippi Southern College; M.A., University of Alabama English ELISABETH S. ERLING B.S., Nebraska State Teachers College; M.A., University of Wyoming Health and Physical Education; Chairman, Department of Home Economics, Health and Physical Education CLYDE P. FERGUSON B.S., Middle Tennessee State Teachers College; M.A., Pea- body College Chemistry DAVID A. FORSHAY A.B., Florida Southern College; M.Ed., University of Florida Social Science, Foreign Language JAMES W. FROBERG B.S., M.S., Florida State University Librarian WILLIAM B. GALBRAITH B.S., Florida Southern College; M.Ed., University of Florida Mathematics, Physics CRAIG A. GATHMAN B.S., Alfred University; M.S., University of Miami Biology ,5i 0 ' ' ' w GROVER CURTIS GENTRY A.A., Palm Beach Junior College; B.S. University Mathematics M.S., Florida State , EDITH F. HALL B.S., M.S., Florida State University Home Economics RICHARD D. HILL, JR. B.S., Florida State University; M.Ed., University of Florida Physical Science ESTHER C. HOLT B.A., Florida State University; M.A., Ed.S., University of Florida Business Administration 1 NINA K. JENSEN Diploma, Pratt Institute; B.S., M.A., Diploma of Fine Arts, Columbia Art WILLIAM KIRSHNER B.S., M.Ed., Bowling Green State University Afathematics PATRICIA KYLE A.B., M.A., Indiana University ' English, Journalism MARILYN JANE LEAF B.S., M.P.E.H., University of Florida Health, Physical Education FRANCIS L. LEAHY A.B., Morningside College; M.A., Universit - of South Dakota Drama, Speech NEIL R. LOVELACE B.A., M.A., George Washington University; Ed.D.. Univer- sity of Maryland Psychology PLES C. MASTEN B.S., North Texas State College; M.Ed., University of Texas Secretarial Science LEE McKINNEY B.S. in Ed., University of Georgia; M.A., Peabody College Social Science CHESTER H. McNEES B.S. in Ed., Arkansas State Teachers College; M.A., Peabody College Chemistry J. ROBERT MEACHEM E.E., Cornell; M.E.E., University of Florida Electricity, Electronics; Chairman, Department of Engineer- ing, Mathematics and Technology THELMA L. OKERSTROM B.A., Marshall College; M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Secretarial Science JOSEPH ORRIN PAYNE B.A., Erskine College; M.Ed., University of North Carolina Social Science EMMA JULIA PHILLIPS B.A., M.A., Indiana University English JOHN WESLEY PLATT, JR. A.B., Wofford College; M.A., University of South Carolina English VADA BELLE PURIFOY B.S., C.P.H.N., Peabody College; M.S., University of Ala- bama Nursing ROBERT H. REEVE B.S., MaryviUe College; M.S., Lehigh University Biology ROBERT L. REPLOGLE B.A., M.A., Ball State Teachers College Psychology Guidance Counselor ELIZABETH S. REYNOLDS B.A., Florida State University; B.A. in L.S., Emory Uni- versity Librarian; Chairman. Department of Library LETHA MADGE ROYCE B.M., ALM., Florida State L niversity Music; Chairman, Department of Fine Arts. Music LILLIAN M. SMILEY Washington University School of Nursing; R.N.; B.S., M.A.. Columbia L ' niversity Nursing; Chairman, Department of Nursing CHARLES L. SUTHERLAND, JR. B.S., Florida Southern College; M.S., Springfield College Education GEORGE THOMAS TATE, JR. B.S., State Teachers College, Lockhaven, Pa.; M.S., Florida State University Health, Physical Education SALLIE R. TAYLOR A.B., Florida State LIniversity; M.A.. L ' ni ersity of Florida Guidance Counselor MEACHAM A. TOMASELLO B.S., M.A., Florida State LIniversity English HARVEY E. WARD B.A.E., M.Ed., University of Florida Chairman, Department of Social Science DON C. WHITMER B.S., Iowa State College; M.A., L ' niversit) ' of Alabama Engineering Drawing HERBERT W. WINSTEAD B.S., Middle Tennessee State College; M.A., Peabody Colle Biology THOMAS F. WYATT, JR. B.S.E.E., The Citadel; M.Ed., University of Florida Engineering Drawing, Electricity, Electronics KENNETH L. YODER A.B., Eastern Nazarene College; M.Ed., University of North Carolina Mathematics JOHN T. McCREA B.A., Davidson College; B.D., Columbia Theological Sem- inary TRYPHENA HOWARD A.B., Georgetown College; M.A., University of Michigan Mathematics No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. — Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet 23 MISS EDNA WILSON Administrative Assistant MRS. SUE FRAZIER Secretar) ' to Registrar MRS. JANICE HILTUNEN Receptionist MRS. MABEL NOWLIN Cafeteria Manager MRS. SONIA MATTSON Bookkeeper MRS. KAY SCHMITT Bookstore Clerk MRS. ANNE ECKERT Clerk-Typist MRS. ELIZABETH NOBIS Secretary to President and Dean of Instruction MRS. LENORE BENTLEY Clerk-typist 24 CLASSROOM SCENES Student nurses learn anatomy by dissecting cats in biology lab. Some people in Art Class have two heads. Mr. Chesnut demonstrates a machine used in the new reading clinic, which is offered for the first time this year. Tom (or is it Jerry?) Gordon hopes he can answer questions after his speech m PubUc Speaking - Mr. Meachem explains the slide rule to a math class. Chemistry lab is really not this crowded. We bunched the students together to take this picture. Mr. Whitmer explains a passage in Hernan Garces ' book as Mr. Wyatt and other stu- dents look on. Above; Well-equipped new biology laboratory housing fruit flies, sharks, cats, and eager biology students. MISS SOPHOMORE SALLY COOPER 33 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice President— BILL STEVENS Secretary— MARY ANN CARROLL Treasurer— LINDA JACKSON President— TOM VALENTE 34 ' . . -t i ' CAROL THERESA MARIE ABDO C oed Club 1; Newman Club 1, 2; Student FEA 2; Tri Omega 2; Co-ed Bowling 1, 2; Intramural Bowling 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 2. ADRIANNE AMALIE ADICKES College Singers 1; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Happy Birthday 1; Pygmalion 1; Spider ' s Web 2; Delta Epsilon Mu 2. DAVID EDWARD AIELLO Newman Club 1, President 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Veterans ' Club 1, 2; Death of a Salesman 2; Happy Birthday 1; Joan of Arc 1; Spider ' s Web 2; Speaking Tourney 2. TIMOTHY ERNEST ANDERSON Art Club 1, Vice President 2; Circle K 2; Florida Academy of Science 1, President 2. TOM A. ANDERSON Beachcomber 1, 2; Chi Sig 1, 2; Circle K 1, Secretary 2. JAMES HAROLD ANSTIS DeMolay; U. S. Naval Reserve. GERALD DAVID BABBITT Art Club 2; Beachcomber 2; Death of a Salesman 2; Happy Birthday 1; Spider ' s Web 2. SARAH JANE BABCOCK Co-ed Club 1; College Singers 1, 2; Florida Academy of Science 2, Treasurer 2. 35 WILLIAM GEORGE BABICK Hometown: Plainville, Connecticut. RALPH CHARLES BAKER Esquire Club 1; Newman Club 1, 2; Veterans ' Club 1, DUDLEY ALBERT BARBER Political Union 2; DeMolay. EUGENIA LYNNE BARTLETT Beachcomber Reporter 1; Co-Editor 1, Managing Editor 2; Philo 1, Scholarship Chairman 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, Secretary 2; Treasurer Student Government 2; Student FEA; Charter Officer (Secretary) of Florida Junior College Press Association. JOHN CLINTON BARTLETT Hometown: Miami, Florida. DIANNA ELAINE BARTON Co-ed Club 1; College Singers 1, 2; Collegiate Fellow- ship 2; Treasurer Inter Social Club Council 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Tri Omega 1, President 2. DIANNE EUGENIA BEASLEY Co-ed Club 2. LOIS ANNE BELL Beachcomber 1; Coed Club 1, 2. 36 KENNETH WARREN BENNETT College Singers 1, 2; Esquire Club 1. GENEVIEVE VALENTINE BERGHAUS Mature Students Association 1, President 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Happy Birthday 1; Speaking Tourney 2. WALTER BERKENFIELD JR. Media 2, Art Club Editor 2. CONNIE LEIGH BERRY Coed Club 1, 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1; Galleon Staff 1, 2, Co-Editor 2; Phi Rho Pi l, 2, Treasurer 2; Death of a Salesman 2; Happy Birthday 1; Spider ' s Web Student Director 2; Speaking Tourney M.C. 2; Best Supporting Actress 1; Rainmaker Student Director 1; Pygmalion 1. DUDLEY LEE BERRY Media 1, 2, Associate Editor 1, 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; College Singers 1. WALTER HOWARD BETZ BARBARA BINKLEY MICHAEL DONALD BISHOP Lake Worth, Florida. 37 %% Hi --3®- -c: V EUGENE RUSSELL BLACK Advertising Manager of Beachcomber 2; Advertising Manager of Galleon 2: Phi Da Di 1, 2, Historian 1; Phi Rho Pi. RICHARD BLACK LINDA JOY BOISE Co-ed Club 1; College Singers 1, 2; Collegiate Fellow- ship 2 tion 1. Student FEA 1; Woman ' s Recreation Associa- ELWIN CLAUDE BOOZER West Palm Beach, Florida. BROOKS BRIDGES Foreign Language Club 1. JAMES EARL BROWN Circle K 2; Radio Club 1. ROBERT VERNON BROWN, JR. Alpha Eidelphia 1, 2. BARBARA ANN BURKE. President Co-ed Club 2; Treasurer Foreign Language Club 2; Sophomore Editor of Galleon 2; Volleyball Intramurals 2. 38 ROGER BUSCH Harmon, New York. ALAN BERNARD CANTOR Lake Worth, Florida. JOYCE ANITA CARPENTER Art Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2; Media 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. SHARON ANN CARPENTER Coed 1, 2; CcUege Singers 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1, 2, Historian 1; Galleon Staff 2; Philo 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Student Government 2, Sec- retary 2; Student FEA 1. MARY ANN CARROLL Beachcomber 2, Feature Editor 2; Sophomore Class Sec- retary 2; Coed 1; Inter Social Club Council; Political Union 1, 2: Student Government 2; Student FEA 1; Thi Del 1, 2, Social Secretary ' 2. JOYCE IRIS CARTER Beachcomber Circulation Manager 1, Special Reports 2; Co-ed Club 1, 2; Secretary Collegiate Fellowship 1, 2; Student Nurses 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1, Volleyball Captain 2. JOHN GEORGE CHALHUB College Singers 1, 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Death of a Salesman 2; Happy Birthday 1; Joan of Arc 1; Pygmalion 1; Assistant Stage Manager for The Rain- maker 1. MARVIN BROOKS CHESSER JR. Chi Sig 1, 2, Lt. Commander 1, 2; Esquire 1, 2; Inter Social Club Council 1,2. 39 DIANE E. CHRIST Happy Birthday 1. JAMES LEE CLIFTON College Singers 1, Co-President 2; Esquire Club 1; Phi Da Di Treasurer 1, Parliamentarian 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Sigma Epsilon Mu 1, President 2; Rain- maker 1; Spider ' s Web 2; Intramurals: Bowling 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Volleyball 2. BETTY JEAN CLOUD Collegiate Fellowship 1, Treasurer 2; Student FEA 1. D. DEAN COFFIN Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. MARTIN LEROY COHEN Beachcomber 1, 2; Art Club Treasurer 1, President 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Happy Birthday 1; Joan of Arc 1; Master of Ceremonies Artists and Models ' Ball 1, 2; Coordinator First Annual Art Club Exhibit; Art Award ' Winner. RONALD PHILIP COHIEN Chi Sig 1, 2: Intramural Football. VIRGINIA LEE COLELLA Collegiate Fellowship 1; Student Nurses 1. SALLY JANE COOPER Beachcomber 2; Treasurer Freshman Class 1; Co-ed Club 1, 2; Inter Social Club Council 2; Student Govern- ment 1; Thi Del 1, Vice President 2; Woman ' s Recrea- tion Association 1. 40 SALLY LOUISE COOPER Collegiate Fellowship 1; Phi Rho Pi 1; Happy Birth- day 1. ARTHUR THOMAS CORBITT Circle K 1, 2; Intramural Board 1. PHIL T. CROW Freshman Class President 1; College Singers 1, 2; Phi Da Di 1, 2, Secretary 1; Phi Rho Pi 2; Student Govern- ment 1, 2, President 2; Bowling Intramurals 2; Rain- maker 1. MARGARET MELANIE CROZIER Art Club 1, 2; Beachcomber 2; College Singers 1; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Delta Epsilon Mu; Happy Birth- day 1; Joan of Arc 1; Pygmalion 1. ROBERT EUGENE CULVER Florida Academy of Science 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Sigma Epsilon Mu 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2. WILBUR WATSON CURLESS Collegiate Fellowship 1, 2; Florida Academy of Sciences 1, 2. WILLIAM BENJAMIN CURRY JR. Beachcomber 1, 2, Managing Editor 1, Co-Editor 1, Editor-in-Chief 2; Circle K 2; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, President 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, President 2; Student FEA 1; Safety Council 1, President 1. RALPH CHARLES DATILLIO Circle K 1; College Singers 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 2; Inter Social Club Council 2; Phi Da Di 1, 2, Secre- tary 2; Phi Rho Pi 2; Political Union 1, President 2; Student Government Vice President 2. NANCY CAROL DAVIS Coed 2; Newman Club 2. JEFFREY DON DELONG Lake Worth, Florida. JAMES JOSEPH DELTGEN Milwaukee, Wisconsin BINNIE RUTH deVAULT Bowling Team 2. WINNIE ANN deVAULT Boca Raton, Florida. ROGER A. DeWINTER SHIRLEY MAE DIETRICH Newman Club 2; Volleyball Intramurals 1, PETER DONNELLY Stamford, Connecticut. 42 GEORGE MICHAEL DRAGNER Beachcomber 2. DUANE CHARLES DRAWDY Circle K 1, 2; Phi Da Di 1, 2; Radio Club 1; Spider ' s Web 2. RICHARD LOUIS DRURY Art Club 2; Beachcomber: Photographer 1, Photography Editor 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Happy Birthday 1; Joan of Arc 1. JULIA CARROL DUDLEY Collegiate Fellowship 1; Phi Theta Kappa 2, Treasurer 2; Student FEA 1. CHARLOTTE KAY DULIN Coed 1, 2; Philo 1, 2. JUDITH E. DURRANCE Coed 1, 2; College Singers 1, 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1, 2, Treasurer 1. JOEL WILBURN FAIRCLOTH Chi Sig 1, 2; Circle K 1; College Singers 1; Esquire Club 1, 2. DONALD E. FARRY Esquire Club 1, 2. 43 GEORGE ALLEN FERGUSSON Chi Sig 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. THOMAS RICHARD FINDER College Singers 2. ROGER SEWARD FITZGIBBONS Alpha Fidelphia Sergeant-at-Arms 1, Vice President 2; Art Club 1, 2; Beachcomber 1; Circle K 1; College Singers 1; Galleon Staff 1; Radio Club 1; Student Government; Veterans ' Club 2. CHARLES DUDLEY FLAGG Phi Rho Pi 1, President 2; Veterans ' Club 1, 2; Death of a Salesman 2; Happy Birthday 1; Spider ' s Web 2; Speaking Tourney 2. BARBARA ANN FORD Coed Club 1; College Singers 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 1; Intramural Board Secretary 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Political Union 2; Student FEA 1, 2, Treas- urer 2; Thi Del 1, Scholarship Chairman 2; ' Women ' s Recreation Association 1. MICHAEL EDWARD FOSTER HARVEY LEE FOUNTAIN Art Club 2; Circle K 2; College Singers 1, 2; Collegiate Fellowship President 2; Florida Academy of Science 2. STEPHEN CHARLES FRASIER Boynton Beach, Florida. 44 h,S LYNETTE T. CANS Coed 2; Thi Del 1, 2, Chaplain 2. HERNAN GARCES Call, Colombia. SUSAN HELENA GAY College Forum Secretary-Treasurer 2. MAX SIDNEY GELDERS Beachcomber Editorial Editor 2; College Forum Vice Chairman 2; Debating Club Secretary-Treasurer 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Political Union 1, 2; Death of a Sales- man 2; Speaking Tourney 2. PAUL JACOB GEPHART College Singers 2; Phi Da Di 2; Political Union 1, 2; Spider ' s Web Production Director 2. JOANNA JAYNE GILBUENA Coed Club 1; Galleon Staff 1, Editor 1; Phi Rho Pi 2; Death of a Salesman 2, Assistant Stage Manager; Joan of Arc 1. DAVID MARON GLASSMAN Beachcomber 2; Circle K 1; College Singers 2; Galleon Staff 2; Intramural Board 2; Phi Da Di 1, 2; Radio Club 1, 2. CHARLES JOSEPH GOPPERT Chi Sig 1, 2, Treasurer 1; Circle K 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Esquire Club 1; Veterans ' Club 1, 2. 45 JERRY RICHARD GORDON Beachcomber 2; Circle K 1, 2; College Singers 2; Esquire Club 1; Football, Basketball, Softball Intra- murals. TOM BRIAN GORDON Beachcomber 1, 2; Circle K 1, 2; Esquire Club 1; Foot- ball, Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling Intramurals. ANGELO CHARLES GUARINO College Singers 1, 2; Newman Club 1, 2. RUTH ELIZABETH HALL Coed Club 1, 2; College Smgers 1, 2; Philo 1, 2; Student FEA 1; Women ' s Recreation Association 1; In- tramurals 1, 2. WENDY MARGARET HALL Phi Rho Pi Publicit) ' Director 1, 2; Death of a Sales- man 2; Happy Birthday 1; Joan of Arc 1. RAYMOND LOUIS HANNUM Circle K 1, 2; College Singers 1, 2; Esquire 1. RICHARD DAVID HARTIGAN Chi Sig 1, 2; Esquire 1, 2. JULIAN HENRY HELKOWSKI Newman Club 1 . 46 CLARA K. HESTER Coed 1, 2; College Singers 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 1; Political Union Secretary 2; Thi Del 1, 2, Sergeant-at-Arms, Historian 2. JUDITH CALDWELL HEYL Art Club 1, 2; Beachcomber 1; Coed 1; College Singers 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 2; Women ' s Recreation Association 2; Death of a Salesman 2; Happy Birthday 1; Delta Epsilon Mu 1, 2; Pygmalion Student Director 2. PAUL LEONARD HIGBEE College Singers Accompanist 1, 2; Collegiate Fellow- ship: Assistant Chaplain 1, Vice President 1. HOWARD SIDNEY HOCHMAN Alpha Fidelphia 1, 2, Chaplain, Sergeant-at-Arms 1, President, Assistant Chaplain 2; Beachcomber 2; Inter Social Club Council Secretary 2; Student FEA 2; Spiders Web 2. YVONNE SUSAN HOEFL Lake Worth, Florida. THOMAS CHARLES HOFFMAN Art Club 1; Beachcomber 1, 2, Advertising Manager 1; Collegiate Fellowship 2. RON MAX HOWARD Phi Da Di 2. KENNETH CHARLES HUBER College Singers 1, 2; Collegiate Fellowship 2; Bookstore Assistant 1, 2. 47 LINDA LEE JACKSON Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Coed 1; Political Union Treasurer 2; Student Government 2; Student FEA 1; Thi Del 1, Pledge Mistress 2. EMILY ANN JEBB DONALD LESLIE JONES Trinity, Texas. NORMAN KENT JONES Chi Sig 1, 2, Pledge Class Treasurer 1, Pledge Captain 2; Esquire 1; Intramural Football 1, 2. PATRICIA S. HUDGINS KENNETH JOSEPH HUGHES West Palm Beach, Florida. ED GLENN HYATT Chi Sig 1, Secretary 2; College Singers 2; Esquire 1, FRANK BOB IIAMES College Singers 1; Veterans ' Club 1, President 2. 48 RONALD HARMON JONES College Forum 1, 2, Chairman 2; Debating Club Chair- man 1, 2; Florida Academy of Science 2; Media 1, Editor 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, Vice President 2; Political Union 2; Joan of Arc 1; Speaking Tourney 2. CAROL DIANE KAYWELL Coed 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 2; Newman Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1; Philo 1, Recording Secretary 2. THOMAS R. KEITH Circle K 1, 2, Treasurer 1, President 2. CAROL ANN KESSLER Beachcomber News Editor 2; Coed Club 2; Philo MARILYN KAY KINER College Singers 1, 2; Collegiate Fellowship 2; Philo 1, 2, Chaplain 2; Political Union 2; Student FEA 1; Women ' s Recreation Association 1. JAMES ROBERT KITTELSON Veterans ' Club 1, 2. ALFRED ERNEST KOBER RICHARD BARRY KOHN Brooklyn, New York; Alpha Fidelphia 2. 49 NANCY HODGEMAN LAHTI Coed 1; Forgeign Language Club 1. EDYTHE LYNNE LANSDOWNE College Singers 1, 2; Galleon Staff 1, Co-Editor 2; Inter Social Club Council President 2; Political Union 1, 2; Thi Del Treasurer 1, President 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. JOSEPH ALAN LEACH Esquire 1, 2; Phi Da Di 1, 2; Veterans ' Club 1, WILLIAM DAVIS LITTLE Phi Da Di 1, 2, JAMES WILLIAM KOUCHALAKOS Lowell, Massachusetts. JACQUELINE ANN MARIE KOVALESKI Art Club 1; Coed 1; Media 1; Newman Club 1. LAWRENCE LYNN KRAMER Alpha Fidelphia 1, Treasurer 2; Florida Academy of Science 1, Treasurer 2; Student FEA 2. WILLIAM QUENTIN KULP Circle K 1, Vice President 2; Collegiate Fellowship 2; Esquire Club 1; Phi Da Di 2; Student FEA 1, Presi- dent 2. 50 BETTY A. LONG Coed Club 1, 2; Philo 1, 2; Student FEA 1; Women ' s Recreation Association 1. JOYCE MORNA LUDLUM Foreign Language Club 2; Beachcomber Cartoonist 1. LAKE HENRY LYTAL JR. Circle K 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. DONALD ALEXANDER MacLANAHAN JR. Circle K 2. DONALD JAMES MacPHEE Esquire 1; Student FEA 1. JOAN ELIZABETH MANNING Coed Club 1; Student FEA 1; Intramurals 1. ARLENE VAUGHN MARTIN Coed Club 1, 2; Collegiate Fellowship 2; Intramural Board 1; Philo 1, 2; Student FEA 1; Women ' s Recrea- tion Association 1; Intramurals 1, 2. ANDREW MALCOLM McINTYRE College Singers 1; Delta Epsilon Mu 1; Intramural Foot- ball. 51 JUDY MILLER Coed Club 2; Galleon Staff 2; Student FEA Secr etary 2; Thi Del 2; Spider ' s Web 2. KENNY L. MIMS Delray Beach, Florida. RICHARD BRUCE MINOS Circle K 1; Debating Club 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 1, 2. MICHAEL J. MOLONEY Esquire Club 2; Newman Club 2; Student Government 2. OWEN LEE McKINNEY Stuart, Florida; Florida Academy of Science LOUIS C. MENEFEE JR. ELLEN LOUISA MESSER Art Club 2; Coed 1, 2; College Singers 1, 2: Thi Del Sergeant-at-Arms 1, Treasurer 2. BARRY JOSEPH MESSERSMITH Esquire Club 1, 2; Newman Club 1, 2; Phi Da Di 2. 52 MICHAEL PATRICK MOORE Alpha Fidelphia 1, 2, President 2; Esquire Club 1; Inter Social Club Council Vice President 2. FRANK PHILLIP MOSKOWITZ University of Florida 1; Chi Sig 2. LARRY EDWARD MURPHY Beachcomber Sports Editor 1; Chi Sig 1, 2; College Singers 1. BARBARA LEE MUSGRAVE Coed 1; College Singers 1, 2; Galleon Staff 2; Student FEA 1, 2; Women ' s Recreation Association 1; Spider ' s Web 2. MICHAEL ALBERT NAVE Alpha Fidelphia 1, Corresponding Secretary 2; Beach- comber Reporter 1, Circulation Manager 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1, 2; Florida Academy of Science 2. DONALD LEE NINE JAMES ROBERT NORTH University of Florida 1; Kappa Sigma. GIFFORD HUGH NUTBROWN Delray Beach, Florida; Collegiate Fellowship 2. 53 GARY ALLAN PERKINS Chi Sig 1, 2; Circle K 1; Esquire Club 1. KENNETH BERTON PIERCE Beachcomber Photographer 2; Galleon Photographer 1, 2. DANNE FRANCES PILLSBURY Freshman Class Treasurer 1; Coed 1, 2; College Singers 1, Secretary 2; Student Government 1; Women ' s Recrea- tion Association 1. PETER LOUIS PIMENTEL College Singers 1. 2; Newman Club 2. CHARLES THOMAS ODENA West Palm Beach, Florida. FRANCIS RHETT PAUL Chi Sig 2; Esquire 1, 2; Political Union ' . FLORA JEAN PAYNE GARY BRYAN PELL Hypoluxo, Florida. 54 KENNETH BROWN POTTER, JR. Lake Worth, Florida. CORNELIA McCALLA PRIDE West Palm Beach; Coed Club 1; Canterbury Club 2. SYLVIA PRINCE Beachcomber 2; Coed Club 1, 2; Galleon 2; Thi Del 2; Student Nurse 2. DAVID BERNARD PURINTON Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. CLARA ELAINE QUAY Alliance, Ohio; College Forum 1, 2, Treasurer 1. JOSEPH J. RAFFA Jamestown, New York; Circle K 2; Newman Club JOANNE JEANNE RITTER Coed 1; Foreign Language Club 1; Newman Club 1, 2; Phi Rho Pi 1. 2; Death of a Salesman 2; Happy Birthday 1; Joan of Arc 1. BRIAN G. ROBERTS Asheville, North Carolina; Chi Sig 1, 2; Esquire Club 1, 2. 55 JUDITH ANN MARIE ROKOSKE Newman Club 1, Treasurer 2; Student FEA 2; Tri Omega 2; Women ' s Recreation Association 1. PHILIP JAMES ROMANO Chi Sig 1, President 2; Esquire 1, 2, President 1; Inter Social Club Council 1; Veterans ' Club 1, 2; Intramurals. RICKY WAYNE SANDS Hobe Sound, Florida. NORMAN HARVEY SCHMOTZER Cleveland, Ohio. GRETCHEN RUTH SENNE Art Club 1; Coed 1, 2; College Singers 1, 2; Inter Social Club Council 2; Philo Social Secretary 1, Presi- dent 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. SEPPO ILMARI SILLAN Helsinki, Finland; now of Lake Worth. JOSE L. SIRVEN Havana, Cuba; Mature Student ' s Association DELILAH JANE SMITH 56 NANCY SMITH PORTA Oak Bluffs, Martha ' s Vineyard, Massachusetts. JERRY P. SNOW West Palm Beach; Esquire Club 1. DAVID GROVER SNOWDEN GORDON JOHN STEPPENS West Palm Beach. WILLIAM LOUIS STEVENS Chi Sig 1, 2, Marshal 2; Vice President Freshman Class 1; Vice President Sophomore Class 2; Esquire Club 1, 2; Student Government 1,2. GRETA DUNCAN SUMMERS Coed 1; Tri Omega 1, 2, Secretary 2; Death of a Salesman 1; Rainmaker 1, Stage Manager; Speaking Tourney; Spider ' s Web 2. STUART ASBBY TADLOCK Chi Sig 1. 2, Chaplain 2; College Singers 1, 2, Vice President 2; Collegiate Fellowship 2; Esquire 1, 2; Media 2. MARIA EDELMIRA THOMAS Coed 1, 2; Inter Social Club Council 1, 2; Newman Club 1. 2; Philo 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Women ' s Recrea- tion Association. 57 wBlti ' ' FREDERICK LELAND THORNTON Florida Academy of Science 2; Political Union 2; Veterans ' Club 1, 2; Speaking Tourney 2; Auto Club 1. 2. DARLENE CAROL TROY West Palm Beach; Student FEA 1, 2. SAMUEL TOMMY VALENTE Beachcomber 1; Chi Sig Chaplain 1, Vice President 2; Freshman Class President 1 ; Sophomore Class President 2; Debating Club 1; Esquire 1; Inter Social Club Coun- cil Secretary 2; Student Government 1, 2; Student FEA Vice President 1; Intramurals 1. BILLY JOE VANARSDALL Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. KENNETH KAY VANMETER Art Club 1; Esquire Club 1; Spider ' s Web 2; Speak- ing Tourney 2. JANE ANN WADSWORTH Waterford, Connecticut; College Singers 1, 2; Women ' s Recreation Association 2. THOMAS ANDREW WEATHERFORD College Singers 2; DeMolay. DORIS FA YE WEDGE Coed 1, 2; College Singers 1, 2; Collegiate Fellowship 2; Philo 1, 2; Miss PBJC Attendant 1, 2. 58 LAUREL M. WEINSTEIN PETER ERIC WESSEN Art Club 1, Vice President 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Death of a Salesman 2; Happy Birthday 1; Joan of Arc 1. SARI LOUISE WHITE Coed Club 1, 2; College Singers 2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Tri Omega Social Chairman 1, Vice President 2; Chore- ographer for Happy Birthday 1; Miss Galleon ' s Court ' 59; Attendant for Miss Palm Beach Junior College ' 59; Intramural Sports 1,2. CHARLSIE MAE WILKINS Foreign Language Club 1, 2; Mature Student ' s Associa- JAMES D. WILLIAMS Pompano Beach, Florida. PHIL E. ZAMMIT Esquire Club 1; Phi Da Di 1, 2; Spider ' s Web 2; Bowling, Football, Volleyball, Softball Intramurals 1, 2. WAYNE ZUFELT Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; Art Club 1; Intramurals 1. 59 OTHER SOPHOMORES ACER, ESTHER W.: Mature Stu- dents ' Club. AKIN, LEONARD BERNARD: Newman Club, Vets ' Club. AUBERBACH, LYNN: Tri Omega, Beachcomber, Galleon, LS.C.C. AUSTIN, MAX LEE BADDELEY, WILLIAM G.: College Forum, Political Union, Fla. Acad- emy of Science, Vets ' Club. BARD, CARLETON L., JR. BARNES, LARRY ROBERT: Chair- man of College Forum, Political Union. BECKFELT, JEROME R. BERTRAM, PAUL FREDERICK: Phi Da Di. BETZ, WALTER HOWARD: Art Club, Auto Club, Fla. Academy of Science. BIEGLER. GEORGE Q. BIRDSONG, FRANK: Esquire Club. BLANTON, ROBERT BRUCE: F.E. A., Vets ' Club. BOBO, DOUGLAS Q. BOURGUIGNON, KENNETH D. BOYNTON, ROBERT C, JR. CALLAGHAN, MARY MARGA- RET: Coed Club, Newman Club, (Sec ' y), Philo. CAMPBELL, SANDRA DEE: Col- legiate Fellowship. CARPENTER, DAVID LEE CARROLL, HARLAN RUSSELL CARROLL, WALTER COCKRJLL 60 CHIRA, MAX CHRISTIAN, TERRY: Coed Club, Galleon, Beachcomber, Newman Club, Thi Del (Rec ' g Sec ' y), W.R. A. CIANFRONE, SILVIO CLARKE, JOHN ALOYSIUS, JR. CLAY, GARY ELSWORTH COLCOLOUGH, ELY F. CORNELL, WILLIAM EUGENE DAVIS, CALVIN LEE: Phi Da Di (Treas.), Circle K, Political Union (V.P.) DECKERT, MILTON DEAN DELEGAL, JACK LEE DENISON, MARTHA JANE DENYES, MICHAEL FOSTER DUG AN, MARTHA ANN: Coed Club, I.R.B., Philo. EDWARDS, JERRY EDWARD: Col- lege Singers. ELLZEY, DWIGHT ELMO EVANS, CHARLES MICHAEL FAIR, WILLIAM WATSON, JR.: Phi Da Di, Phi Rho Pi, Vets ' Club. FIORE, DONALD NICHOLAS: Es- quire, LS.C.C, Newman Club (V. P.), Phi Da Di (Scribe, Pres.), Phi Rho Pi, Vets ' Club, Speaking Tour- ney. FORMAN, GAIL ADRIENNE: Coed Club. GATCHELL, FLORENCE S. GAY, ROBERT GEORGE GOWEN, EARL WENDELL: Spi- der ' s Web. HAND, WALTER FRANK HARPER, BRAD: Chi Sig, Esquire, Intramurals. HARRISON, ILONA ANN HAZZARD, WILLIAM LEE: Chi Sig, I.R.B. (Chairman). HENDERSON, KENNETH JOHN: Esquire, Phi Da Di. HINES, DON MITCHELL: Esquire Club. HOGAN, HORACE HOGAN, WALTER EDWARD HOLLANDS, DONALD WILLIAM HUDGINS, CHERRY MARGARET HUNDLEY, NOBLE FRANCIS ISERN, LUIS FABIAN: Fla. Academy of Science, Newman Club. JACKSON, RICHARD ALTON: Es- quire Club, Auto Club. JAMESON, ROBERT DAVID JARVIS, N. LEONARD JOHANNESSON, ROBERT P. JOHNSON, FRANK H., JR. JOHNSON, MARY RUTH: Art Club, Coed Club, Canterbury Club. KAYLOR, RONALD DEAN LEE, WILLIAM HAROLD LEONARD, JUDITH MAY: Coed Club, Philo (Sgt. at arms), F.E.A. LEVINS, HARRY MARVIN, JR.: Vets ' Club. LININGER, GERALD WILLIAM LOGSDON, WILLIAM DANIEL LUCKEY, GARY WA TSIE: Phi Rho Pi, College Singers, Collegiate Fel- lowship (Membership chairman), Debating Club. LUDICKE, JAMES GERHARD MALPHURS, DAVID E. MARCINKOSKI, RONALD E. MARX, TED RAYMOND; Phi Da Di (Sgt. at arms), College Singers (V.P.) MATHEWS, DONAL BOWIE McFARLIN, KATHLEEN ANN: Co- ed Club, Galleon, Philo (Historian, V.P.) McKAY, DAVID WILLIAM; Vets ' Club. MILLER, HARRY I. MILLER, ROBERT WILLIAM MOAN, CHARLES EDWARD; Beachcomber, Foreign Language Club (Pres.), Phi Theta Kappa, F. E.A. MOFFITT, JANICE A. MOLINARI, MARGARET ANNE; I.R.B. MORTON, ALLEN KENT MUNN, JOHN THOMAS: Media, Phi Theta Kappa. MURRISH, RICHARD BERT MURRISH, ROBERT MUSK AT, RALPH HARVEY; Chi Sig, College Singers, Esquire Club, Vets ' Club. NEIMAN, DON EDWARD: Art Club, College Forum, Esquire Club, Florida Academy of Science. NICHOLS ARTHUR MICHAEL; Foreign Language Club. PARKS, WILLIAM M.: Newman Club. PASTER, SAUL LEE PETRO, JUDY LEE; Coed Club, Newman Club, Philo (Social sec ' y), W.R.A. PINAGLIA, JOAN CAROL; Beach- comber, College Singers, Media (Lit. ed.), Thi Del (Treas., Parlia- mentarian). POWELL, BETTY JEAN: Vets ' Club. RHODES, JAMES IRVIN; College Singers. RIGDON, JAMES ROBERT RIGGS, JOHN WILLIAM, JR.; Chi Sig (Treas.), Circle K, Esquire Club. RILEY, DON E. ROOT, ROBERT HENRY RYALS, OSWALD GOODMAN: Vets ' Club. SANZOBRINO, THOMAS H. SCHILLER, FRIEDRICH E. SCHNELL. ROBERT A.; Vets ' Club. SCHWARTZ, NORMAN EDWARD SELPH, FRED WILSON; College Singers, Collegiate Fellowship. SHELTON, WILLIAM LEE SHERWOOD, THOMAS T.; Beach- comber (Man. ed.), College Forum, Phi Rho Pi, Death of a Salesman, Happy Birthday, Joan of Arc. SMITH, BETTY SUE: College Sing- ers, Foreign Language Club, Tri Omega. SMITH, EDWARD CHARLES: Es- quire Club, I.R.B. , Phi Da Di, Vets ' Club. SNELLGROVE, CHARLES EU- GENE; Foreign Language Club. STAINTHORPE, RONALD D. STARK, ROBERT J. TAYLOR, ROBERT MONARD: For- eign Language Club. TINSON, LARRY WAYNE TISDALE, JACK E. TONER, JEAN ANN: Coed Club, Collegiate Fellowship, Philo, W.R. A., Volleyball Intramurals (Mana- ger). TRAINER, ELAINE LEE TROVATO, FRANK NICK: Delta Epsilon Mu, Foreign Language Club. TYO, RONALD PAUL: Circle K. UMAN, MILDRED: Mature Students ' Club (Sec ' y), Media (Editorial Board). VISCO, RALPH WEAKLEY: Chi Sig, Esquire Club, Vets ' Club. WAGNER, ROBERT M. WEBB, RICHARD JOHN: Speaking Tourney. WELLER, JAMES MARCUS WESLOSKI, JOSEPH ANTHONY: Alpha Fi (Sec ' y) WHEELER, WILLARD CHARLES, JR.; Beachcomber, Esquire Club, Media, Phi Da Di, Vets ' Club. WILKINSON, DOLORES LEE: Ma- ture Students ' Club. WILLIAMS, BARBARA JANE; Col- lege Singers, W.R. A., Coed Bowl- ing. WILSON, CRAIG ROWE: Chi Sig, Art Club. WISE, WILLIAM TRAVIS: Chi Sig. WOODS, DAVID RICHARD ZINN, DIANNE MARIE In Memoriam ELLZEY, DWIGHT ELMO, JR. Feb. 1, 1940— March 8, I960 61 ¥ ' ' t - : ■ X-J ! yi W ' ' ' - . MISS FRESHMAN KAREN DALE ■ ' . - ' H-A jv 62 II FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Vice President— GARY RYAN Secretary— NANCY ATSMA Treasurer— KAREN DALE President— DOUGLAS PHILLIPS 63 THOMAS ABELL DONNA AGELIDIS GLENN ALLEN LYNN ANDE MARGARET ANDERSON RICHARD ANDERSON JOAN ARNOLD LARRY ASHTON NANCY ATSMA MARY AURELIO JOHN BAIRD DOROTHY BARBOUR CLIFTON BAREFOOT LUCY BARTLETT JAMES BECKiMAN JUDITH BELL STEPHEN BETHEA DAVID BINKLEY HARRIET BIRDSALL JAMES BISHOP JEAN BLANK JOHN BODDEN GLENN BOEGERSHAUSEN BRUCE BONAR MARILYN BOWE JAMES BOWERS LEE BOWMAN HELEN BOYNTON MARY BOYNTON GEORGE BOZONE JAMES BRADFORD GLENDA BROWER MARY BROWN ROBERT BROWN JERRY BROWNING ARTHUR BURCH CLIFFORD BURG JOHN BURGESS RAYMOND BURRER GLORIA BURSEY ROBERT BYER PATRICIA BYERS VERNON CAGLE BEVERLY CAMPBELL KEN CAMPBELL RHODA CARLSON ALLEN CARROLL ROBERT CARTER 65 o yVETTE CASANTINI JAiMES CASON JOHN CASTANO ROBERT CHAMBERS i Aiiiii D a RICHARD CHASE DENVER CLEWIS DAVID CLORAN JUDITH COERPER THOMAS COMPTON DOMINICK CONCILIO GLORIA CONNELL BEVERLY CONWAY JAMES CONWAY ELIZABETH COOPER ELIZABETH CORBETT JERALDINE CORBETT CHARLES CORBITT JUDITH CORMAN LARRY CORNILLAUD GERALD COUSINS LINDA COVAR JAMES CRAIG WILLIAM CUMAIINGS DAVID CUNNINGHAM KAREN DALE DENNIS DANAHY DIANA DAVIS GEORGE DEBAY JULIETTE DEEP ELIZABETH DENNIS RONALD DOLLAR DAVID DONAHOE MARY DONNELLY SUSAN DORSETT lOHN DOTTER CAROL DUiMiMETT FRANCES DURKEE MARGARET DURKEE WILLIAM EDWARDS ROGER EGAN LARRY ELLIS KENNETH EMBLER ROBIN ENGLAND JUDITH EPSTEIN BERNARD ERB ROBERT ESCHENBACKER JAMES FALES SUZANNE FARBER 67 iiMk WYATT FOLDS JAMES FORDHAM BERND FOSSUM DONALD FOUNTAIN JOHN FRAZIER KAREN FREER RICHARD FRESEMAN WILLIAM GADDONI JACQUELINE GANS FLORENCE GARWOOD KARL GEITNER ANTHONPi ' GEORGE RICHARD GEORGE ERNEST GIBBONS JOAN GIBBONS VEDA GIBSON LINDA GILMORE GERALDINE GLADWIN MICHAEL GOLDEN FRANK GOTTFRIED LESLEY GREER ROBERT GRICE GARY GRIFFIN GAYLE GROSSMAN WATSON HADDOCK GEORGE HAEUSSER RICHARD HAIGHT MICHAEL HALL GEORGIANNE HAMERICK LINDA HAMRICK RICHARD HARDAWAY SANDY HARDMAN CHARLES HENDERSON JU LI ANNE HENRY WILLIAM HESSE BERNARD HETZEL MARGARET HEWELT CATHERINE HILL BARBARA HOBAN WILLIAM HOEGSTED ERNEST HONIGMANN ANNA HOSKINS CAROLE HOWE PETER HUBSCHMITT DAVID HUDNALL KIM HUFFMAN PATSY HUGHES MARILYN HUNT 69 HELEN HURLBUT CAROL INGRAM CHARLIE ISENHOWER KENNETH JOHANSEN GERALD JOHNSTON JOHN JOHNSTONE CHARLIE TONES JOHN JOYCE SUZY KAMIYA LOUISE KELLER SHIRLEY KINCAID JEFEREY KNOX MICHAEL KOGAN EDWIN KOLAKOWSKI LINDA KOSKI MICHAEL KRENZ BEVERLY KYLE XaLLIAM LANE SANDRA LAWSON SAMUEL LEAR RICHARD LERRO WILLIAM LEVIN ISABELLE LEWIS MICHAEL LEWIS SARAH LEWIS JOHN LITTLE JUNE LIVINGSTON HARRIS LOWERY JEANNETTE LOWERY TOYCE LOWERY JOHN LYNCH RONALD MacLEAN MARCIA MANOR JAMES MANRING JOSEPHINE MARCHAND GALEN MARSHALL DONNA MARTIN RUSSELL MARTIN THOMAS MARTIN BARBARA MATALUCCI BARBARA MATWIY CARTER McCaffrey ELIZABETH McCONNELL DAVID McGAUGHEY JOHN McKESSY JOHN McLEOD LORNA McLEOD SATYRA McMURRIAN 71 Kii GEORGE MICHAEL ALLEN MILLER JOAN MILLER PATRICIA MITCHELL ROBERT MOBLEY RONALD MOLINARI MICHAEL MONTO BARBARA MOORE LARRY MOORE LINDA MOORE BRENTON MORROW EDGAR MROCZKOWSKI KENNETH MURRAY CARTER NEALE JOHN NEGRON THOMAS NELSON ELSIE NEWLAN KENNETH NORBERG JUDY NORTH BRENDA OLDHAM DAVID OLDHAM TOMM ' ORR LOREN PALMER JACK PARMAN JOHN PARSONS EUGENE PATTERSON ROBERT PAUL PHILIP PFEILMAIR DOUGLAS PHILLIPS BARBARA PIERCE LINDA POLL STEPHEN PORTER ROBERT POUNTNEY ELIZABETH PRESTON JAMES PRESTON BARBARA PRIBULA GEORGE RALPH PHYLLIS RAMSEY CATHERINE RAY KAREN REED ROBERT REED STANLEY REID JACK RIBLfiTT DOUGLAS RINGERS MAIJA ROBBINS ELIZABETH ROBERTS CLAIRE ROUSSIN DAVID ROWAN 73 kmM ..-rf GARY RYAN JAY SAMPLE JOHN SANDERS BARBARA SANDERSON FRANK SAVAGE JAMES SAVAGE DAVID SCHOLZ JERRY SCHOLZ WAYNE SCHUTTA PAUL SEKULICH GWENDOLYN SHELFER PATIENCE SHEPPARD SANDRA SIRMAN SEBASTIAN SIRVEN JANET SITES SHARON SJOQUIST LINDA SKILES ROBERT SLACK DOROTHY SNEAD GEORGE SNOWDEN DOLORES SOLBERG MICHAEL SOLOFF ELAINE SOSSIN LINDA SPAUGH iihd WILLIAM SPENCE THEODORE SPIES ARTHUR SPOONER CHARLES STEVENS DOL ' GLAS STEWART MARTHA STEWART GEORGE ST. MYER RAYMOND STOKES CURTIS STORY TERRENCE SULLIVAN JAMES SUMMERS DONALD SURVILAS PATRICIANN SUTTON SUE TAYLOR JOANN THYREEN FREDRIC TILLMAN CARMEN TOLLEY MELVIN TOMBERG EDMOND TOWER JUDY TRACY HENRY TROUT ERNEST VANDUSER MARY VANHOUGHTON BRUCE VANLINDA 75 JO AN VANNOTE CATHERINE VITO ELEANOR VONA PATRICIA VOPARIL JUDITH VOSTINAK WALTER WADSWORTH JOHN WALKER PATRICK WALL JAMES WALLACE SANDRA WARD BETTi ' WATKINS ROBERT WELLS JAMES WESTMORELAND DOROTHY WILCOX CHARLES WILLEFORD ARTHUR WILLIAMS JACK WILLIAMS MANNING WILLSON DOLORES WOLFE EILEEN WRIGHT MARCIA WYLIE GORMAN YOUNG DIANE ZINN FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Robin Adair John Adams Thomas Adams Wayne Allan Emil Allewelt James Anderson Odas Arant Mary Atkisson Richard Auspitz Gay Austin Beverly Austin John Bachtel Wayne Baker James Balsiger Noel Baltier Duane Banks Carleton Bard Spenser Bates Henri Beaiem Jay Bell Carol Benn Alva Bennett James Bennett Barbara Bertram James Bird Samuel Bivans Robert Blais Arch Blakey Bruce Bloomquist Charles Bousfield Thomas Boyer William Bradshaw William Braithwaite Samuel Brams Barbara Brinker John Brinn Carol Brown Charles H. Brown Charles D. Brown Paul Brown Jane Bruce Albert Brunner Alan Buick William Burck Jan Russell Joseph Calhoun Richard Calo Constance Caputo Edward Caputo Carolyn Carew Kearnie Carleton Gerald Cassens Richard Cason Charles Cato Charles Chadwick Edwin Champion Daniel Chism Terry Christopher Marsha Clifton David Colonna John Conners Ola Coombs Bryan Cooper William Cooper Ray Cronenweth Richard Curren Charles Cusick David Dahlen Raymond Dale Dove Darden Ray Davis Richard DeBerry Anthony Deisch Leigh Dennis Charles DeVane Joseph Donohue Edwin Draisey William Dunlap George Eastman Arthur Eckstein William Esser Walter Estabrook Richard Evans Brian Evers John Fable Derwood Faircloth Lenard Feldman Donna Ferguson Janice Finlay George Fitzgerald George Flemming Carol Friedberg Joyce Friedman Gerald Fryers Nancy Gabrielle Richard Gardner Frank Gargiulo Elaine Gaudreault Thomas Gaussiran Frank Gerwe James Ghiote Harold Gilpin Mike Goldberg William Gordon John Gottlieb William Gould Geraldine Greenhut Billings Greve Nancy Griffin Richard Gross Beverly Guenther Joseph Hagerman Walter Hagmann Sterling Haight Susannah Harahan Conrad Hardie Joseph Harper Clarence Harris Jay Harris Marcia Hart Allen Hartman Ronald Hartung Walter Hayes Neil Heikkila Harold Helms Allan Henrickson Phillip Herring Virgil Hicks Robert Hinkel Thomas Hoban Philip Hogan Thomas Hollingsworth Stephen Holtzman Dave Holtkamp William Herrmann Charles Howard Violet Hughes David Humphrey Jacqueline Hurdman Louis Isenberg Henry Isern Nancy James Gwendolyn Jameson Charles Johnson Gail Johnson George Johnson Jerry Katz Claudia Kelley George Kelley Nancy Kemblowski James Kimbrell William King Douglas Knowles Stuart Kocha William Lader William Laird 77 James Langmayer Dennis Laursen Charles Lee Samuel Lee James Lentz Joseph Levesque Karen Lindblom Robert Lindfors Emery Lindsey Jon Lundberg William MacWilliams Jack Madigan John Malone Maureen Malley Floyd Martell Joe Mathis Dennis McQuown Carl Megelin Frank Melograno Stephen Middleton Donald G. Miller Donald W. Miller Lawrence Mirsky Margaret Mitchell Mary Mitchell Michael Moloney William Moore Conn Moose Marilyn Mudano Richard Munsterman James Murphy Ed Murray Peggy Nahm Roger Neach David Neilsen Danny Nelson Larry Nelson Gerald Niedenthal Dan Nielsen William Noel Nicholes Nordone Arthur Ohmer Gilbert Palmer David Parham Marvin Paster Marie Pennington John Pettis Grace Pettis Gust Petrou David Pfaffenberger Thomas Pierce Vincent Pindat Harold Pledger Ester Poole Julian Poole Henry Pope Betty Powell Raymond Power Maxine Powers Glenn Pries William Pur ' is Robert Quick Linda Quinton Lucille Quinton Gary Ragatz Phillip Reasoner Terrance Renick Vincent Repper Frank Richert William Ricke Stephen Ricke Mary Roberts Phillip Roland Loretta Rompot Michael Rosenthal Daniel Rowe William Royster Joseph Ruth Dorothy Ryan William Sanders Bobby Scarborough Norma Schloeder Wayne Scholfield George Shutz Paul Scott Phillip Scriven Rodney Seppala Robert Shaver Myles Siegel James Simmons Thomas Singer Howard Siswick Arthur Slater Chester Smith Eileen Smith George Smith Michael Souders William Spade John Spencer Beverley Sprung James Stacy Jarry Stadelman Gary Stanford Ernest Starling Patricia Stewart James Stratton William Super Gerald Swabek Margaret Taylor George Thaxton Joanne Thelen Eugene Thiem John Thomas Lynda Thomas Brenda Thompson John Thuss Ronald Toenes Emily Toepfer William Tomlinson Bruce Tufts Helen Turner John Turney David Turrell David Valenti John Van Fleet Vicki Van Pelt Amy Van Sweden Dennis Von Egidy Jerry Vowell Eval Wagner Michael Wagner Roberta Wagner Lebbaeus Waldron Robert Walker Charles Wall Robert Wanless Stanley Wieder Fredrick Wenkstern Peter West Edward Whittingslow Ronald Wicknick Joseph Wiley James Wiley Robert Wilkerson Hugh Williams Patricia Williams James Williams Richard Wilson Sam Winters Richard Wolfe Ruth Wolson James Wortham James Wright Patrick Yole William Young 78 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT Planned to determine college policies di- rectly affecting students, Student Govern- ment offers a correlating effect on all organizations on campus. OFFICERS, STANDING: Ralph Datillo, Vice Presi- dent; Sharon Carpenter, Secretary. SEATED: Lynne Bartlett, Treasurer; Phil Crow, President. MEMBERS OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT, SEATED; Lynne Bartlett, Ralph Datillio, Phil Crow, Sharon Carpenter. STANDING: Mr. Paul Glynn, Doug Phillips, Linda Jackson, Gary Ryan, Mary Ann Carroll, Bill Stevens, Karen Dale, Tom Valente, Dr. Harold Manor. Not pictured: Nancy Atsma. 79 ' ' Cr ART CLUB Above: Mrs. Nina Jensen, advisor; Carol Wells, Lynn Bowe, Joan Miller, Elizabeth Dennis, Sharon Sjoquist, Eileen Wright, Gene Arant. Peter Wessen, Joyce Carpenter, treasurer; Sandy Hardman, secretary; Marty Cohen, president; Harvey Fountain, Peggy Crozier, Jackie Kovaleski, Lonnie Harrison, Betty McConnell. KNEELING: Tim Anderson, vice president; Carter McCaffrey, Don Neiman, William Hoegsted. Not pictured: Kay Gunderson, Joe Mathis, Dave Cunningham, Mary Johnson, Ellen Messer, Dick Drury, Mrs. Laura E. Sammis. The Art Club, under the direction of Mrs. Jensen, does much art work every year as a sendee to the College and the community. There are many demon- strations and exhibitions, and field trips on which members do drawings and paintings. Left: Tim Anderson puts finishing touches on decorations for Artist and Models ' Ball, which the Art Club and Circle-K Club co-sponsor. BEACHCOMBER STAFF Beachcomber ' ' 3 7 -- ConstnKtion Begins On New Gym, AudHorium ' ■ ' ■■•i- w- ' -|. I..|, ll..„. I 1 lr.. .ral |„...,.|, , Mjy k PiiasM Fo. Oki of ' 60 Cr«lui Pl i Rho p; ip% Nine Weave SpidCTiWrfi Student Gov ' t Studie , PiiiM Bu et Editor-in-Chief, first semester: Bill Curry, Jr. Chairman of Editorial Board, second semester; Russ Martin Faculty Advisor: Miss Patricia Kyle Oebjle TeMB Meets St. Pelt In IntefcoHe iate Opelter JudgerPick Three Finalists For Miss P.BJ.C Contest SEATED, below: Joyce Carter, Lynne Bartlett, Helen Turner Wanless, Bill Curry, Carol ' Kessler. STANDING: Mary Ann Carroll, Tom Hoffman, Dick Drury, Eugene Black, Vicki Van Pelt, Ken Pierce, Miss Patricia Kyle, Tom Gordon, George Dragner. Not pictured: Carol Dummett, Mike Nave, Marty Cohen, Elizabeth Dennis, Charles Willeford, Lynn Auerbach, Peggy Nahm, Max Gelders, Diane Moore, Sterling Haight, Russ Martin. FIRST ROW; Jerry Cousins. John Frazier, Tom Anderson, secretary. Manning Willson, Bob Eschenbacker, Bob Wells, Bob Brown, Ronald Tyo. SECOND ROW: George DeBay, Don Fountain, Duane Drawdy, Bill Cummings, Glenn Boegerhausen, David Hudnall, Sandy MacLana- han, Russ Martin. THIRD ROW: Joe Raffa, Tom Keith, president; Jim Brown, Harvey Fountain, Mr. Harvey E. Ward, advisor; Bernd Fossum, Doug Stainthorpe. Lake Lytal, treasurer. Not pictured: Bill Kulp, vice president. Left: Members Cousins, Frazier, Keith, Drawdy, and Kulp brought side publicity to PBJC and Palm Beaches at Circle-K con- vention last summer at Ohio Wesleyan LTniversity. The Co-ed Club, along with Circle-K Club, cospon- sored the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. CO-ED CLUB SEATED, below: Betty McConnell, Sandra Lawson, Lynn Bowe, Connie Berry, Gail Forman, Barbara Burke, President; Dottie Snead. STANDING: Mrs. Sallie Taylor, Advisor; Sharon Sjoquist. Janet Sites, Secretary; Karen Freer, Judy Tracy, Nancy Davis, Vice Presi- dent; Barbara Pribula, Diane Davis, Judy Rokoske. Not pictured: Ann Durkee, Treasurer. - COLLEGE FORUM The College Forum meets to discuss topics of mutual interest, and brings interesting speakers to the campus. Among the speakers this year were Mr. Philip Amero, a pro- fessional diver from the Seaquarium in Miami who talked on skin-diving; Mr. Ishaq Daoud, a yogi from Miami Beach who lectured on Yoga; Mr. Harvey Ward, whose topic was On Some Unfinished Business ; and Mr. Watson B. Duncan, III, who reviewed the new book Advise and Consent, by Allen Drury. OFFICERS are above: Larry Barnes, publicity director; Ron- ald Jones, chairman; Mr. Floyd Becherer, advisor; Max Gelders, vice chairman; and Susan Gay, secretary (left). FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS (right): Betty Cloud, Treasurer Joyce Carter, Secretary Janet Sikes, Vice President Mrs. Robert Batson, Advisor Harvey Fountain, President SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Harvey Fountain, President Cary Griffin, Vice President Janet Sites, Secretary Betty Cloud, Treasurer COLLEGIATE FELLOWSHIP Collegiate Fellowship offers Christian fellowship for Protestant students. Members below, KNEELING; June Livingston, Virginia Colella, Betty Cloud, Janet Sites, Harvey Fountain, Joyce Carter, Marilyn Hunt, Reverlv Kvle. Maiia Robbins Murrav. SECOND ROW: Rickv Hardawav, Mr. Robert Batson, Carter McCaffrey, Beverly Sprung, Eileen Members below, KNEELING; June Livingston, Virginia Colella, Betty Cloud, Janet Sites, Harvey Fountain, Joyce Carter, Manly: Beverly Kyle, Maija Robbins Murray. SECOND ROW: Ricky Hardaway, Mr. Robert Batson, Carter McCaffrey, Beverly Sprung Smith, Sharon Carpenter, Jeannie Toner, Dianna Barton, Marilyn Kiner, Judy Durrance, Satyra McMurrian, Shirley Kincaid, Kare TnAnr, Thvrpen Rpvprlv Cnnwav FrpHHip Splnh Rill Levin. THIRD ROW: Tim BishoD. Stuart Tadlock. Mike Nave, Marv I Karen Freer, The College Singers as they appeared on WHAT television program GIRLS, ROW 1: Miss Letha Madge Royce, Director; Ruthie Hall, Marilyn Kiner, Doris Wedge, Sandy Campbell, Sharon Carpenter, Bar- bara Matalucci. ROW 2: Leonard Higbee, Accompanist; Judy Bell, Beverly Conway, Maija Robbins Murray, Cathy Ray, Ann Hoskins, Joan Baird, Judy Durrance. ROW 3: Loretta Rompot, Linda Covar, Ann Garwood, Jo Ann Thyreen, Betty Smith, Mary Mitchell. ROW 4: Sandy Ward, Jane Wadsworth, Gretchen Senne, Danne PiUsbui , Ellen Messer, Barbara Musgrave. MEN, ROW 1: lim Wallace, Raymond Hannun, Jim Conway, Ralph Datillio, Jerry Beckfelt. ROW 2: Fred Selph, John Negron, Bill Tomlinson, Charles Wall, Ted Marx. ROW 3: John Chalhub, Sam Bivans, Jim Clifton, Harvey Fountain, Hal Johnstone. ROW -1; Paul Gephart, Chuck Henderson, Jim Rhodes, Tom Weatherford, Calvin Davis. 86 THE COLLEGE SINGERS MEMBERSHIP OF THE COLLEGE SINGERS: —GIRLS— Danne Pillsbuiy Gretchen Senne Martha Stewart Ann Garwood Linda Covar Carmen Tolley Sandy Ward Judy Coerper Peggy Nahm Ruthie Hall Judy Bell Lynn Bowe Janice Finley Phyllis Ramsey Janet Gibson Miss Madge Royce Karen Freer Pat Stewart Cathy Ray Nancy Griffin Barbara Matalucci June Livingston Mary Lou Aurelio Edythe Lansdowne Marcia Wylic Ann Hoskins Dottie Snead Jeannette Lowery Barbara Brinker Lucy Bartlett Barbara Ford Judy Epstein Barbara Pribula Loretta Rompot Marilyn Kiner Louise Keller Sandy Campbell Doris Wedge Beverly Conway Maija Robbins Murray Joan Baird Sharon Carpenter Dianna Barton Ann Durkee Betty Smith Lynda Thomas Ellen Messer Barbara Musgrave Judy Durrance Judy Vostinak Betty McConnell Judy Heyl Sarah Babcock Beverly Campbell Juliette Deep Carol Friedberg Juli Henry Clara Hester Catherine Hill Carol Howe Nancy James Mary Mitchell Margaret Mitchell Margaret Taylor Joanne Thelen JoAnn Thyreen Jane Wadsworth Sari White Barbara Williams — MEN— Jerry Gordon Jay Sample Ed Hyatt Hal Johnstone Charles Willeford Ted Marx Hal Mclntyre Tom Gordon Jim Conway Ken Huber Peter Pimental Tom Weatherford Harvey Fountain Glenn Boegerhausen John Dotter Calvin Davis Ralph Datillio Pat Power Jerry Beckfelt Chuck Henderson Jim Clifton Jim Rhodes Phil Crow Bill Tomlinson John Negron Sam Bivans Jim Wallace John Chalhub Paul Gephart Stuart Tadlock Bernard Erb Don Nine Richard Auspitz James Brown William Burck Tom Compton Jerry Edwards Tom Finder Tony Guarino Ray Hannum Doug Knowles Carter Neale Larry Nelson James Stacy Charles Wall — ACCOMPANISTS- Leonard Higbee Freddie Selph Joan Baird OFFICERS: Miss Letha Madge Royce, Director: Jim Clifton, President: Stuart Tadlock, Vice President: Danne Pillsbury, Secretary; Sharon Carpenter, Treasurer. The College Singers presented a program of Christmas music at the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Worth. DEBATE CLUB Members above: Betty McConnell, Mr. Josh Crane, advisor; Russ Martin, Bruce Minos, Max Gelders, Ronnie Jones, Shawn Stadelman. Dove Darden, Bill Edwards, Jim Balsiger. Not pictured; Dotson Bennett, Eva Wagner. Left; Team which won first place among junior colleges and third among all Florida colleges and universities represented at fall tournament held at University of Florida. Ronald Jones, Max Gelders, Dotson Bennett. Jmi Balsiger. SITTING: Ronald Jones, John C. Dotter, Bob Reed, Charlie, Philip Reasoner, Dick Gross. STANDING: Walter Betz, Mr. Craig Gathman, advisor, Charlie ' s unnamed mate, Luis Isern, Harvey Fountain, Wilbur Curless, John Michael Gottlieb. FLORIDA COLLEGIATE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES The Palm Beach Junior College Chapter of The Florida Collegiate Academy of Sciences was organized in 1958. Its purpose is to further the acquisition and exchange of information in the fields of mathe- matics and of physical, biological and social sciences. The program includes the discussion of scientific subjects and field trips, Members below, SITTING: Mike Nave, Alfred Kober, Bill Baddeley, Don Neiman, Larry Kramer. STANDING: Owen Lee McKinney, Miss Mary Sue Albertson, advisor, Charlie ' s friend, Tim Anderson, president, Charles Evans, Sarah Jane Babcock, Henry Isern. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB FIRST ROW. abo e. left to right; Joyce Ludlum, Shirley Kincaid, Carol Howe, Amy Van Sweden, Barbara Burke, Dolores Solberg, Nancy Lahti, Gwen Shelfer, Miss Rose Mary Biancarosa, advisor, Janet Gibson. SECOND ROW; Jim Craig, Robert Taylor. Dove Dar- den, Mary Lou Aurelio. Donn.i Agelidis. Denise Marchand, Carol Ingram. Arthur Nichols. Marcia Hart, Hal Johnstone. OFFICERS President: Roger DeW inter (First Semester) President: Ed Moan (Second Semester) Vice Presidents: Robert Taylor and Nancy Lahti Treasurer: Barbara Burke Secretary; Amy Van Sweden Advisor: Miss Rose Marie Biancarosa 90 GALLEON STAFF Right: Eugene Black, Advertising Manager; Carol Dummett, Business Manager; Ken Pierce, Photog- rapfier; Marcia Manor, Photograpliy Editor; Elizabeth Dennis, Designer of the Cover; Jay Sample. FIRST ROW, below: Mr. John W. Piatt, Advisor; Dorothy Barbour, Suzy Kamiya. Judy Miller, Leni Boynton, Barbara Burke, Sopho- more Editor; Edythe Lansdowne and Connie Berry, Co-Editors; Sharon Carpenter. Terry Christian, Betty McConnell, Harriet Birdsall, Linda Gilmore, Mr. Robert Batson, Advisor to the Business Staff. SECOND ROW: Brent Morrow, Feature Editor; Jeri Corbett, Jackie Gans, Eileen Wright, Photographer; Sharon Sjoquist, Barbara Musgrave, Faculty Editor; Lynn Ande, Karen Dale, Sally Cooper, Sylvia Prince, Pat Hughes, Doug Knowles, Sports Editor. Not pictured: Pat Sheppard, Freshman Editor; Lynn Auerbach, Ads. a rr 1 w LT KNEELING, left to right: John Walker; Bill Hazzard, Chairman; Jerrj ' Cousins; Robert Reed. STANDING, left to right: Peg Molinari; Barbara Ford, Secretary; Pat Byers. Pub- licity. INTRAMURAL AND RECREATIONAL BOARD The Intramural and Recreational Board, under the sponsorship of the Physical Education Department, plans a program of sports and recreation throughout the year. This year I.R.B. sponsored the Beach-a- cue picnic and a square dance in the fall, the Wind-up picnic in the spring, and various intramural activities: girls ' and boys ' volleyball, co-ed bowling, touch football, girls ' golf and archery, boys ' basketball, baseball, deck tennis, and handball. Right: Faculty advisors Roy Bell, Elisabeth Erling, Marilyn Jane Leaf, and Tony Tate check progress made on new athletic building. 92 MATURE STUDENTS ' CLUB FIRST ROW; Mrs. Mary Jane Roberts, Mrs. Florence Gatchell, Mrs. Lilliam Mcintosh, Mrs. Genevieve Berghaus (President), Mrs. Maxine Powers, Mrs. Mildred Uman (Secretary), Mrs. Juanita Purinton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Esther Ager, Mr. Daniel Rowe, Mr. Edward J. Broz, Miss Rachel Crozier (Advisor), Mr. Edwin A. Draisey, Mrs. Koletta K. Gunderson, Mr. Chester Smith, Mr. Charles Willeford. 93 SO MEDIA STAFF The purpose of MEDIA is to provide an opportunity for Palm Beach Junior College students to express themselves through prose, poetry, and art. Students are encouraged to write quality literature, which is made available to the student body through this magazine. In the picture above are Dudley Berry, Ronald Jones, editor. Amy Van Sweden, Mrs. Mildred Uman, Shawn Stadelman, Bernd Possum, Sue Farber, Miss Patricia Kyle, advisor. Not pictured; Frank Gargiulo, John Munn. 94 First Semester Officers, right: Dave Aiello, President Don Fiore. Vice President Mary Callaghan, Secretary Dr. Neal Lovelace, Advisor Judy Rokoske, Treasurer (Not pictured) NEWMAN CLUB FIRST ROW. below: Silvio Cianfrone, Shirley Dietrich. George H. Smith, Pat Mitchell. Mary Callaghan, Mrs. Genevieve Berghaus, Henry Isern, Betty McConnell, Nancy Davis. SECOND ROW: Jerry Beckfelt, David Cloran, Joe Raffa, Da e Aiello. Don Fiore, Richard Calo, Gerald Johnston, Luis Isern, Peter Pimentel. THIRD ROW: Barbara Matwiy, Pat Voparil, Barbara Pribula, Denise Marchand, Walter Hayes, Mary Lou Aurelio, Jim Lindsey, Ronnie Levesque, Peggy Nahm, Diane Davis. PHI RHO PI Florida Alpha Chapter of Phi Rho Pi, national honorary forensic society for junior colleges, was insti- tuted in 1953. The purpose of this society is to promote the interests of debate, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, radio and other speech activities in the junior colleges. Members above, KNEELING; Dick Drury, Peter Wessen, Mr. Josh Crane (Advisor), Phil Crow, Galen Marshall. SECOND ROW: Adrianne Adickes, Mrs. Genevieve Berghaus, Marcia Manor, Wendy Hall, Sari White, Joanne Ritter, Connie Berry (Treasurer 1st semester), Joan Baird, Peggy Crozier (Secretary 1st semester. THIRD ROW: Chuck Flagg (President 1st semester), Ronnie Jones (Vice President 1st semester), Ralph Datillio, Don Fiore, Dave Aiello, Gary Forney, Marty Cohen, John Chalhub, Charles Willeford, Eugene Black, Mr. Frank Leahy (Advisor), Mr. Watson B. Duncan III (Advisor). The speaking tourney is only one of the many activ- ities sponsored by Phi Rho Pi. At left, winners of the fall speaking tourney are Bill Tomlinson. Bob Wanless. Charles Willeford. Helen Turner, and Dotson Bennett. Bill Curry, President, looks on while John Munn lights the candle of Barbara Ford at initiation ceremony tapping new members. PHI THETA KAPPA Delta Omicron Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, a national arts and sciences honor society for junior col- leges, was instituted in 1943. The object of the society is to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students. Members are chosen from the scholastic upper ten per cent of the student body and must be of good moral character and possess recognized qualities of cit- izenship. Members in the picture below are, SEATED: Edythe Lansdowne, Gretchen Senne, Julia Dudley, Barbara Ford, Connie Berry, Joyce Car- penter, Lynne Bartlett, Sharon Carpenter, Dianna Barton. STANDING: Miss Emma Phillips and Miss Mary Sue Albertson (Advisors), Bob Culver, Jim Clifton, Bill Currj ' , Alfred Kober, Ed Moan. POLITICAL UNION The Political Union was organized to promote interest in government and politics. The Union has had various people prominent locally as guest speakers, and members have addressed local gatherings. On January 16 members of the group joined a motorcade to Miami to attend a reception in honor of Vice President Richard Nixon. Members in the picture above are, left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Joseph Payne (Advisor), Bill Bad- deley, Jerri Corbett. SECOND ROW: Dotson Bennett, Barbara Ford, Paul Gephart, Mar ' Ann Carroll, Edythe Lansdowne. THIRD ROW: Calvin Davis, (Vice President) Rhett Paul, Julie Deep, Ron Jones, Bob Gay. STANDING: Ralph Datillio (President). FOURTH ROW: Judy Coerper, Sue Dorsett, Linda Jackson (Treasurer), Fred Thornton, Larry Barnes, Shawn Stadelman. Not pictured: Clara Hester (Sec- retary). 98 RADIO CLUB The Sunburst Amateur Radio Club operates ama- teur station K4QFW. Classes are held to prepare non-licensed members for the FCC examinations required for licensing. For members the highlight of the year is Radio Day, when they send messages all over the world for students and friends. Above: Douglas Stewart, president, and Duane Drawdy. Below: Mike Moore, Bob Pountney, Joe Hart, and Mr. Thomas Wyatt, advisor. VETERANS ' CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Laurence Mayfield, advisor, Charles Chadwick, Dave Aiello, Bob liames, James Kittelson. Jerr) ' Brown- ing. SECOND ROW; Ernst Honigmann, Don Fiore, Charlie Pittman, Paul Joyce, Raymond Burrer, Chuck Goppert, John Adams, Leonard Akin, Craig Stultz, George Bozone, Edwin A. Draisey, Jr. OFFICERS: Mr. Laurence Mayfield, Advisor Bob liames. President Jerry Browning, Treasurer 100 Officers at right: Bill Kulp, President; Amy Van Sweden, Treasurer; Jerry Browning, Vice President; Judy Miller, Secretary; Mr. Charles Sutherland, Advisor. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The John I. Leonard Chapter of Student National Education Association seeks to provide its members with opportunities for developing personal growth and professional competences and to provide exper- iences which will interest capable students in teaching as a career. It is affiliated with the National Educa- tion Association. Below, FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Mary Jane Roberts, Donna Agelidis, Sandra Lawson, Sherry Sjoquist, Gayle Grossman, Amy Van Sweden, Judy Miller, Joan Arnold, Judy Bell, Barbara Musgrave. SECOND ROW: Bill Kulp. Don Rowe, Jerry Browning, Bob Blanton, Neil Heikkila, Jerry Cousins, Lawrence Kramer, Mr. Sutherland. I 4 A. jf% I I mi i r A I i i i: tir ( 9 Bottom to top; Lebbaeus Waldron, Joyce Carter, Pat Sheppard, Margaret Hewelt, Karen Reed, Joan Van Note, Claire Roussin, Virginia Colella, Frances Dennis-Leigh, Linda Poll, Violet Hughes, Dianne Zinn, Jackie Hurd- man, Sylvia Prince, Linda Koski, Margaret Mitchell. OFFICERS: Lebbaeus Waldron, President; Dianne Zinn, First Vice President; Joan Van Note, Second Vice President; Pat Sheppard, Secretary; Margaret Mitchell, Treasurer; Mrs. Vaughn Early, Faculty Advisor. Whether in hospital ward or college lab, student nurses go about their duties with the patience and understanding which makes their profession an honored one. Left: Miss Elizabeth Golde, Director of Nursing at Good Samaritan Hospital, STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION Below: Miss Vada Belle Purifoy and a group of student nurses. FALL After the early get-acquainted activities, social life got into full swing. These events ranged from the very informal square dance, skating party, and Sadie Hawkins Day Dance to the more sophisticated Harvest Moon Ball and Win- ter Mardi Gras Ball (see picture of young lady dancing without shoes). Drama had excellent offerings in the tragedy Death of a Salesman and the mystery-comedy Spider ' s Web. As 1959 ended, there came a series of concerts by the College Singers featuring Christmas music, and the Student-Alumni Dance the day after Christmas. MISS BARBARA BURKE 104 Swing your partner up and down. Swing that girl round and round, Swing her once, swing her twice. Oh, boy! Ain ' t she nice! You swing yours, I ' ll swing mine. Keep it up; you ' re doing fine! SQUARE DANCE Sponsorecl by Intramural and Recreational Board and held on hard-surface playing courts. Below: Advisors Roy Bell, Mrs. Elizabeth Erling, Miss Jane Leaf, Tony Tate. .SKS ' ' , . ' s -Jill W i SADIE HAWKINS DAY DANCE Co-sponsored by Co-ed Club and Circle-K Club SKATING PARTY Sponsored by Circle-K Club Against the back- ground of beautiful music, PBJC ' ers danced the night away at Thi Dels Harvest Moon Ball. HARVEST MOON BALL V.-.. • liP-U ' lil—l 108 WINTER MARDI GRAS rM 4 ' ■■■ ' , ,s«a ' . Dianna Barton, President of Tri Omega first semester, places crown on King Wonderful Don Fiore at festivities De- cember 5 at Palm Beach Terrace Cotil- lion Room, surrounded by King ' s Kourt men Jim Langmayer, Joe Wesloski, and Ralph Datillio. Toys were collected at the dance for under- privileged children. DEATH OF A SALESMAN By Arthur Miller Presented by Phi Rho Pi in the Student Center, October 22-24, 1959 Directed by Frank Leahy CAST: IF 7 } ' Loman _ Chuck Flagg Linda Helen Turner Bijj Gary Forney Happy - Paul Brown Bernard Max Gelders The ]Foman — - Connie Berry Charley - Peter Wessen Uncle Ben , Jim Preston Howard W agner ..- — - - John Chalhub fenny - Joanna Gilbuena Stanley -- John Negron Miss Forsythe - Dove Darden Letta - Bobbie Wagner PRODUCTION STAFF: Bob Wanless, student director; Mary Lou Aurelio, Gerry Babbitt, Joanna Gilbuena, David Aiello, Ronald Jones, Jim Summers, Tony Sherwood, Dick Black, Mike Kogan, Adrianne Adickes, Judy Heyl, Lonnie Harrison, Peggy Crozier, Janice Finlay, Betty McConnell, Bar- bara Musgrave, Dove Darden, Samuel Lear, Peter Wessen, Mike Pfeil- meir, Mike Soloff, Jane Bruce, Don Fiore, Wendy Hall, Dick Drur -, Bobbie Wagner, Connie Berry, Joanne Ritter, Genevieve Berghaus, Frances Callahan, Joan Baird, Ken Pierce. SPIDER ' S WEB An Adaptation of Agatha Christie ' s Mystery-Comedy Presented by Phi Da Di on December 10-12, 1959 Staged and directed by Joshua Crane CAST: Kenneth Van Meter, Howard Hochman, Russ Martin, Barbara Mata- lucci, Barbara Wagner, Adrian Adickes, Dick Black, Earl Gowen, Michael Kogan, Jim Preston, Gerry Babbitt, Charles Flagg. BACKSTAGE CREW: Connie Berry, student director; Peggy Crozier, Paul Gephart, Ralph Datillio, Jim Summers, Greta Summers, Carter McCaffrey, Claude Boozer, Barbara Musgrave, Betty McConnell, Chuck Flagg, Judy Miller, Dave Aiello. The College Singers present program of Christmas music. CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES Left: Nancy James with some colorful decorations she made from air plants The big Christmas tree in the Student Center Snowmen painted on windows by art students AT P.B.J.C. Elizabeth Dennis and Marilyn Bowe are among the art students doing window art. Student- Alumni Dance held on December 26 at American Legion Home. WINTER As, the gay life at Palm Beach Junior College in winter! It is just one mad whirl of formal dinners and dances. Girls at their loveliest and men most handsome and gallant. Thi Del and Tri Omega had dances before Christmas. Alpha Fi ' s Coronation Ball came the week after Christmas holidays. Chi Sig had its dinner dance and Phi Da Di its Sweetheart Ball after semester exams. Then came formal rushing parties — but, oh, look at the pictures. MISS LYNN ANDE 114 INTER-SOCIAL CLUB COUNCIL The Inter-Social Club Council represents the many social activities on campus, es- pecially during the winter months, because it is composed of representatives from the six social clubs: Philo, Thi Del, Tri Omega, Alpha Fidelphia, Chi Sig, and Phi Da Di. This organization correlates the activities of these clubs, insuring harmony and agree- ment among the varied and sundry activities. SEATED: Tom Valente, secretary; Edythe Lansdowne, president; Dianna Barton, Mike Moore. STANDING: Sally Cooper, Don Fiore, Gretchen Senne, Ralph Datillio, Lynda Thomas, Brooks Chesser. Pictures of social clubs on the following pages made at Memorial Fountain in Pair Beach by Mr. Ray Wendt of Sam R. Quincey Studio. 115 THI DEL FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President Edythe Lansdowne Vice President _ _ _ Sally Cooper Secretary ..__ ._ Terry Christian Social Secretary _ Mary Ann Carroll Treasurer - Ellen Messer Sergeant-at-Arms Qara Hester Chaplain - Lynette Gans Historian - - Clara Hester Parliamentarian - Joan Pinaglia Scholarship Chairman Barbara Ford Pledge Mistress Linda Jackson MEMBERS: Edythe Lansdowne, Sally Cooper, Ellen Messer, Clara Hester, Mary Ann Carroll, Barbara Ford, Harriet Birdsall, Sarah Lewis, Isabelle Lewis, Leni Boynton, Jerri Corbett. ADVISOR— Mrs. Elisabeth Erling 116 THI DEL SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President .- Lynette Gans Vice President Edythe Lansdowne Secretary Linda Jackson Social Secretary ..- Sylvia Prince Treasurer Judy Coerper Sergeant-at-Arms Jeanie Blank Chaplain Suzy Kamiya Historian Ellen Messer Parliamentarian Mary Ann Carroll Scholarship Chairman -. Judy Miller Pledge Mistress Sally Cooper Publicity Chairman Karen Dale MEMBERS: Lynette Gans, Judy Coerper, Terry Christian, Linda Jackson, Judy Miller, Suzy Kamiya, Sylvia Prince, Patsy Hughes, Jackie Gans, Karen Dale, Jeanie Blank, Not pictured: Joan Pinaglia. HONORARY MEMBER— Mrs. Esther Holt 117 PHILO FIRST ROW: Marilyn Kiner, Carol Kaywell, Grekhen Senne, Kathleen McFarlin. Judy Leonard. SECOND ROW: Sharon Carpenter, Ruthie Hall, Diane Davis, Doris Wedge. THIRD ROW: Linda Spaugh, Dove Darden, Mary Lou Aurelio, Pat Byers. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Gretchen Senne, President; Kathleen McFarlin, Vice President; Judy Petro, Social Secretary; Carol Kaywell, Recording Secretary; Maria Thomas, Treasurer; Judy Leonard, Sergeant-at-Arms; Lynn Bartlett, Scholarship Chairman; Marilyn Kiner, Chaplain. 118 PHILO FIRST ROW: Maria Thomas, Arlene Martin, Kay Dulin, Marcia Manor, Betty Long, Lynne Bowe. SECOND ROW: Linda Skiles, Nancy Atsma, June Livingston, Elizabeth Preston, Elsie Newlan. THIRD ROW: Carol Kessler, Ann Durkee, Barbara Pribula. Not pic tured: Helen Hurlbut, Jean Toner, Judy Petro, Lynn Bartlett. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Maria Thomas, President; Arlene Martin, Vice President; Barbara Pribula, Social Secretary; Kay Dulin, Recording Secretary; Marcia Manor, Treasurer; Betty Long, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jean Toner, Chaplain; Lynne Bowe, Scholarship Chairman. 119 TRI OMEGA Left to right: Emily Toepfer, Judy Rokoske, Dianna Barton, Lynda Thomas, Greta Duncan Sum- mers, Sari White, Nancy Griffin, Lynn Auerbach. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Dianna Barton, President Sari White, Vice President Greta Summers, Secretary Lynn Auerbach, Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Greta Summers. President Nancy Griffin, Vice President Judy Rokoske, Secretary- Lynda Thomas, Treasurer Sari White. Chaplain Emily Toepfer, Parliamentarian Miss Jane Leaf. FACULTY ADVISOR 120 • T --m m L ALPHA FIDELPHIA KNEELING: Jay Sample, Joe Wesloski, George Fitzgerald. STANDING: Ken Campbeli, Richard Kohn, Vernon Brown, Bruce Bonar, STANDING, at left: Mr. William Kirschner, Faculty Advisor. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Howard Hochman, Robert Gay, Larry Kramer, Mike Moore, Roger Fitzgibbons, Tom Ringhiser, Jim Nora, Mike Nave, Jerry Katz. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOMD SEMESTER President . Mike Moore President -- Joe Wesloski Vice President Roger Fitzgibbons Vice President Jay Sample Secretary Joe Wesloski Secretary George Fitzgerald T,-o,c„r r Tiirr,, Kramer Trsacrpr Mike Moore FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. William Kirschner 121 CHI SIG MEMBERS, standing: Norman Jones, Bill Hazzard, Jerry Snow, Stuart Tadlock. Rhett Paul, Joel Faircloth, Ken Embler, Craig Wilson. KNEELING: Tom Anderson, Brooks Chesser, Ed Hyatt, Bill Stevens. Not pictured: Stanley Outland, Tommy Valente, Travis Wise, Bubby Visco, Phil Romano, Johnny Riggs, Brad Harper, Micke y Foster, Gary Clay, Larry Murphy, Ely Colcolough, Jerry Beckfelt, Ronnie Kaylor, Ralph Muskat, Silvio Cianfrone, Ronnie Cohien. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Commander Tom Valente Lieutenant Commander .- Brooks Chesser Treasurer Johnny Riggs Secretary Ed Hyatt Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Stevens Historian Mickey Foster Parliamentarian Richard Hartigan Pledge Captain Norman Jones 122 CHI SIG MEMBERS, standing: Richard Hartigan, Howie Siswick, Brian Roberts, Doug Phillips, Frank Moskowitz, George Fergusson, Mr. Clyde Ferguson, Advisor. KNEELING: Chuck Goppert, Jerry Browning, Manning WiUson, Gary Perkins. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Commander _ Chuck Goppert Lieutenant Commander Brooks Chesser Treasurer Jerry Browning Secretary Manning Willson Sergeant-at-Arms Gary Perkins Historian Frank Moskowitz Parliamentarian Doug Phillips Pledge Captain Bill Stevens FACULTY ADVISOR— Mr. Clyde Ferguson 123 PHI DA DI MEMBERS, standing: Glenn Allen, Roger Egan, Glenn Boegerhausen, Bill Kulp, Calvin Davis, Barry Messersmith. KNEELING: Phil Crow, Don Fiore. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Davis Little, Phil Zammit, Eugene Black, Bill Parks, Tommy Orr, Duane Drawdy, Joe Leach, Frank Gottfried, Paul Bertram, Ken Henderson, Bill Fair, Ted Marx, Randy Fordham. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Grand Master Don Fiore Master Phil Crow Worthy Grand Scribe Ralph Datillio Worthy Treasurer Calvin Davis Chaplain Duane Drawdy Sergeant-at-Arms Ted Marx Historian David Glassman Parliamentarian : Jim Clifton Corresponding Secretary Doug Knowles FACULTY ADVISOR— Mr. Charles Sutherland 124 PHI DA DI MEMBERS, STANDING: Paul Gephart, John Little, Carter McCaffrey, Dave Glassman, Doug Knowles. KNEELING: Jim Clifton, Ralph Datillio. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Grand Master Ralph Datillio Master-. Jim Clifton Worthy Grand Scribe John Little Worthy Treasurer Calvin Davis Chaplain Doug Knowles Sergeant-at-Arms Davis Little Historian Carter McCaffrey Parliamentarian Phil Crow Corresponding Secretary Barry Messersmith Director of Public Relations . Dave Glassman Director of Projects -- Paul Gephart Director of Alumni Association Phil Zammit REPRESENTATIVE TO I.S.C.C— Randy Fordham HONORARY MEMBER— Mr. Watson B. Duncan, III 125 PHI DA DI SWEETHEART DANCE Grand Master Ralph Datillo crowns Edythe Lansdowne as Sweetheart of Phi Da Di at dinner-dance held February 13 at the Biltmore Hotel in Palm Beach. Nancy Lahti and Judy Miller are attendants. Picture by Sam R. Quincey Studio 126 Thanks to Dick Gross and Ralph Datillio for pictures 127 - ; ;- • CORONATION BALL MISS KAREN DALE. Attendant MISS LYNN ANDE, Attendant £ The Ballroom of the Biltmore Hotel in Palm Beach was the scene of Alpha Fi- delphia ' s annual Coronation Ball. Miss Doris Wedge was crowned Miss Palm Beach Junior College, and Miss Karen Dale and Miss Lynn Ande were named as her attendants. MISS DORIS WEDGE, Miss Palm Beach Junior College Mike Moore, President of Alpha Fi, places crown on Doris ' head. MISS LANE CORVEY narrates Joan of Arc. SPRING A host of activities take place between the end of February and commencement, but the GALLEON must go to press too early to in- clude them the same year. Therefore, the activi- ties in this section really occurred in the spring of 1959, and this spring ' s events will be in GALLEON ' 61. There were banquets, dances, and picnics. Phi Rho Pi and Phi Da Di had banquets and Philo its formal Arch Dance. Happy Birthday (Hie!) was a rollicking comedy and Mr. Crane ' s original play Joan of Arc was very striking in the simplicity of its staging and the effective- ness of its lighting and sound effects. And then came graduation and hard-earned awards. NEW SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Second Semester, Spring I960 VICE PRESIDENT Bill Kulp PRESIDENT George Fergusson 130 PHILO ARCH DANCE ARTISTS AND MODELS ' BALL FASHION SHOW Home Economics students model their own creations. JOAN OF ARC Written and Directed by Joshua Crane A Reading-Production Presented March 12-14, 1959 in the Student Center Sponsored by Phi Rho Pi CAST: Narrator -.- Lane Cor ' ey Joan .- Judy MacEachron Joan ' s Mother -- P ggy Crozier Robert de Baudriconrt Dion Brown Charles, the Dauphin Richard Drury Queen Yolande — Joanna Gilbuena La Tremoille . George Cranford Bastard of Orleans David Aiello La Hire Al Inkel Inquisitors Tony Sherwood, John Chalhub, Ronald Jones, John Snider, James Goetz Others in cast: Nancy Gabrielle, Sandra Munson, Joan Baird, Mart} ' Cohen, Richard Hoefl, Tony Sherwood, Peter Wessen Promotion chairman: Lane Corvey Student director: Nancy Gabrielle Technical director: Dion Brown Costumes: Pat Toth and Carol Wilkie Lighting: Colin Sims Art Work: Claudia VoUendorf and Joan Rine HAPPY BIRTHDAY A Comedy by Anita Loos Directed by Frank Leahy Student Director: Sally Elberty Presented in Student Center on April 30, May 1-2, 1959 CAST; Evi Stone as Addie, John Chalhub, Lonnie Harrison, Dick Drury, Ann Roberts, Peter Erik Wessen, Connie Berry, Genevieve Berghaus, Jim Goetz, John Snider, Ed Becton, Chuck Flagg, Marty Cohen, Evelyn Heffernan, Sally Elberty, Gary Forney, Betty Zabner, Peggy Crozier, Ralph Datillio, L. S. Edelblut, Joan Baird, Carol Wilkie, Adrianne Adickes PRODUCTION STAFF: Margaret McCune, Diane Buchman, Miriam Schestag, Colin Sims, Kym Schneider, C. Longyear, Anne Roberts, Tony Sherwood, Jim Welker, Sari White, Sally Cooper, Pat Toth, Wendy Hall, Sandra Munson, Adrianne Adickes, Ralph Datillio, Peter Wessen, Joanne Ritter, L. Connor, Nancy Gabrielle, Ronald Hunt, Dick Black, L. S. Edelblut, Nancy Boughcum, Connie Berry, Sally Elberty, Judy MacEachron, Dion Brown, Ronald Jones, Dave Aiello Sponsored by Phi Rho Pi . PHI DA DI BANQUET A grand time for all at the Elks ' Lodges in Lake Worth. SPLASH PARTY Fun for all at the I.R.B. Splash Party held at Lido Pool in the spring. FRESHMAN SPLASH PARTY At Lake Worth Casino in May, 1959 WIND-UP PICNIC At Phipps Ocean Beach Park on May 26, 1959 Sponsored by the Intramural and Recreational Board. GALLEON SIGNING PARTY The Signing Party is sponsored by the Sophomore Class. The object is to see who can get the most pic- tures covered with ink in the least time. Phi Rho Pi ' s annual drama awards were given to Sally Elberty, George Cranford, Dick Drury, Dion Brown, Jim Goetz, and Connie Berry. PHI RHO PI BANQUET Phi Rho Pi ' s last important social gathering in the spring of J1959 was a banquet held at the Palm Beach Terrace. New members were initiated. S H i % Right: GALLEON photog- rapher Ken Pierce was busiest member of the staff in the spring and early fall. In September most students had their pictures made for the GALLEON. Circle-K and Florida Academy of Sciences have taken the lead in cleaning up and beautifying the campus. In November a circus moved in next door for a one-day stand and gave our artists just what they wanted — live models. Right: At the Circle-K International convention Tom Keith, president of the local college chapter, presents a coconut and a copy of the GALLEON to President Novice G. Fawcett of Ohio State Univer- sity. 142 CAUGHT ON CAMPUS ' iJrf Wa Above: Seniors from every high school in Palm Beach County visited the campus. Left: Congressman Paul Rogers presents a set of the collected works of Abraham Lincoln to Miss Reynolds for the Library. Right: Mr. DeWitt Upthegrove speaks to Political Science class. Mr. Upthegrove is Democratic Party Chairman and Supervisor of voter registration in Palm Beach County, and is a candidate for Florida State Senate this year. ill ■ ' ■-■ ' At the beginning of the year we had many new classrooms but not enough equipment for them. Some students had to use make-shift desks. Thi Del sponsored the drive for the Blood Bank in the fall. Happy Birthday Cake An innovation this year was the addition of I.B.M. machines to expedite paper work. BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU The BEACHCOMBER celebrated its twentieth birthday In October the rains came, and we had a three-day holiday as near- by Lake Osborne overflowed its banks and flooded the lower part of the campus (left). Rain formed new lakes on campus, such as Lake Manor and Marshes of Glynn. Engineers came in with heavy equipment and raised the walks to the parking lot above the high-water level . . . 146 NEW STUDENTS SECOND SEMESTER Amore, Leo J. Andrew, John D. Babbitt, Theodore Bain, Patricia Ann Bandlow, Ronnie Roy Barnhart, Joel Orin Bateman, F. Frederic Bearse, Robert E. Beck, Charles J. Besseche, Leon F. Biggs, John Edwin Booth, Edwin John Bowering, Arthur Lee Boynton, Sharon Kay Burr, Michener Chris Calvin, David Lawrence Cantwell, Mike Norman CardwelJ, Nancy Helen Carter, James Louie Cawood, Carl Brittain Coe, Marybeth Coleman, Donald Owen Cornn, Gary Lynn Cox, Anne Marie Crupi, Nancy Jean Cunningham, Judith Ann Davis, Jacob Aster Desrochers, Raymond A. Diebold, Martin Joseph Elliott, Larry Benson Fernandez, Gerard J. Logonov, Walter John Lyman, William James Macfarland, Marilyn Madden, Dorothy Sue Madsen, Frank Harry Mallory, Charlene J. Marks, Joseph Ivan Martin, James Arthur Marx, Richard Taggart McCarty, Daniel T. McCauley, James E. McElveen, Da id J. McGee, Kathleen H. McGuire, Da id S. Mcllwain, Mary H. McWeeney, John R. Merriman, Richard M. Mersinger, Robert J. Metz, Hal Walter Milanesi, Frank A. Moan, Phillip J. Munn, William H. Murphy, Robert J. Nelson, Constance J. Otto, Rosemary Outland, Mary Lee Palazzolo, Antonio Palumbo, Anthony J. Patten, Lloyd Lee Pittman, Loyd Charles Powell, Mary Caroline Vorhees, Boyd Thomas Wagner, William H. Walker, William R. Warren, Charles Earl Watts, James B. Weber, Leslie Elizabeth Whalen, Nancy Jane Wilkerson, John Mark Wilkins, William S. Wiseman, Robert W. Witty, Frank Wolfe, Thomas Joseph Woodward, Carol Anne Yasko, James Michael SPECIAL STUDENTS Baird, Joan BeuttenmuUer, Ellen D. Brown, William Joseph Broz, Edward J. Carroll, Dorothy C. Chickering, Dorothy B. Converse, Howard Henry Cumpton, Broman D. E el)n, John Douglas Forney, Gary Edward Glasner, Harriette Gunderson, Koletta K. Heaton, James D. Kaye, Stephen E. Kruse, Henry Edward Forsee, Mary Rae Puckett, William Lee Krusoe, John Edward Fountain, James Raleigh Rigdon, Ruth Gay Lozito, Gilda Greco Franklin, Donald David Rowell, Albert C. Mcintosh, Lillian T. Gallo, Frank Paul Rule, Lawrence S. Morrison, William Thomas Gutermuth, Earlene Ryan, Quincy G. North, Robert James Hansen, Thomas C. Sargeant, Kenneth W. Parker, Lee Carroll Harmeyer, Frederick Schmidlin, Robert R. Percy, Donald E. Hart, Joseph John Scott, Peter Craig Petra, Rulo Mario Hart, Michael Eugene Shackford, Richard Pirkle, Donald Lawson Heath, Robert Wendell Silvano, Richard Potzner, Theodore Gibson Heeley, Edward Arlington Sloane, Marvin A. Purinton, Juanita E elyn Henderson, Priscilla K. Sokolowski, Lester P. Richards, Ronald W. Herrick, John B. Stadthagen, Thomas R. Ringhiser, James Thomas Hollis, Susanne J. Stauber, Conrad Sammis, Laura E. Hoyle, Jimmy Lee Stewart, Ronald F. Spencer, Ronald Doyel Hunter, Richard Blair Stultz, Craig Milton Starr, James Byron Jenkins, Norman D. Suratt, William B. Uhlman, Lewis Adolph Kort, Alberta M. Sutton, Herbert B. Wells, Carol Sue ■• 147 RECOGNITIO Above: Sandra Sue Milstead received the SlOOO Calvin W. Campbell Memorial Scholarship annually awarded by the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of West Palm Beach from Mr. Calvin W. Campbell, Jr., as Dr. Manor looks on. Left: Ruthie Williams and George Cranford proudly display their Citizenship Awards, which are given by the Beachcomber. NflGHT Right: The Phi Da Di Scholarship Cup for the highest two-year average of all graduating sophomores was won by Sandra Sue Milstead. Carol Whitehead McMillan received the Phi Theta Kappa cup for achieving the highest average for the sophomore year. Below: The A. P. Phillips Company of Orlando gives annual awards to the student group in Florida submitting the best presentation of undergraduate extra-curricular activity. In 1959 the A. P. Phillips Company Advertising Achievement Award in Florida colleges enrolling less than 3,000 was won by Alpha Chapter of Phi Rho Pi. Dr. Manor presents the cup to George Cranford, President of Phi Rho Pi. Evi Stone, Secretary, and Miriam Schestag, Treasurer, as well as George, also received individual awards. DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS SEATED, left to right: Claudia VoUendorf, Art; Dorothy Burns, Home Economics; Patsy Kelly, Biological Sciences: Sandra Ann Waller, Lake Worth Art League Award (not a departmental award). STANDING, left to right: Bob Rein, Business Administration; Sharon Brady, Secretarial Science; Fred Barbaree. Mathematics; Lane Corvey, English; Joan Baird, Music; Jerry Kucera, Physics and Engineering. 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OLIVE WEST PALM BEACH A new class will soon fill the vacancy created by our graduation, and Junior College will have become a part of our past, as we shall have be- come a part of its history. The years will pass and we may scatter far and wide, yet no matter where we may be we will always be able to turn back the hands of Tune and relive our days at J.C. by leafing through GALLEON. We shall never forget the friends and events pictLired here, nor their importance to us. The Class of 1960 graduate with heads held high, proud of having been a part of Palm Beach Junior Col- lege, and confidently anticipate the future with the knowledge we have gained here. — Edyth Lansdowne, Co-Editor 159 PAL« BEACH J W N 1 R COLLEGE TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 160 ir r V r - --r - : ■ w ' m :.« --- '  • ant