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

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Sadie Hawkins Dance and H.S. Visitation . . . Where ' s Daisy Mae? The confusion ' s just begun. Straight from Dogpatch. Elaine Hopkins and Casey Wheeler were select- ed as Daisy Mae and L ' il Abner for 1963 at the an- nual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The money collected through votes for Daisy Mae and L ' il Abner was given to the Dollars for Scholars fund. Music was provided by the Impalas and Marryin ' Sam performed nuptial ceremonies for the special fee of 25 cents. Why me? Birds of a feather . . . Each year the Junior College hosts the local high school sen- iors for a tour and a free coke. One by one the high schools come to get a view of the campus and our college life. They wander around— in and out of the buildings getting an idea of some of the goin ' s-on at Palm Beach Junior College. After re- ceiving their free cokes in the lounge, the students return to their high schools with opened eyes. 17

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Hootenanny . . . Some foot-stomping bluegrass music. and the crowd gathered. Our gymnasium was the scene for two hooten- annies this year. The first hoot featured the Riveras and the New Coachmen. Eleven hundred students were introduced to Jello for the first time. Barbe- qued chicken and rain were the hits of the night. The second hoot, the Hollywood Hootenanny, was a great success. The whole cast, straight from Hollywood, California, said that PBJC was the best audience they had had on the tour. Entertainers were the Wellynbrook Singers; the Yachtsmen Quartet; the Pine Valley Boys; Gypsy Boots and his Hairy Hoots; Chloe Marsh; and Jim and Jean, the Hootenanny Sweethearts. Gypsy Boots and his antics, including a dance with Pam Dickey, was the show stopper of the evening. The star??? Pull up a chair and sit on the floor.

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Danish Gymnastics and JC Showcase . . • They found a use for hula hoops. They ' ll never wear out shoes this way. The performers of the Danish Gymnastic Team came to Palm Beach Junior College as part of a tour of the United States. The team provided the audience with some original Danish Folk Dances, top gymnastic feats, and many unique balancing acts. The troupe, twenty-four strong, have numerous and varied careers. The troupe promotes an interest in physical fitness as a hobby. Move in! All this to shake hands? College Showcase, a television program coordinated by Palm Beach Junior College instructor Josh Crane, is a bi-weekly production covered by WPTV, Chan- nel 5. Mr. Crane has been, aided by college students and personnel in preparing the programs that have featured various activities related to the junior college. A helping hand. 7