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

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An aerial view of Palm Beach Junior College

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Table of Contents Foreword Page 5 7. Campus Life Page 6 2. Administration, Faculty, and Staff Page 24 Administration Faculty Staff 3. Students Sophomores Freshmen Page 56 4. Organizations Page 88 5. Activities Features Sports Theatre Page 152 6. Advertising Page 201

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PALM BEACH JUNIOR COLLEGE 4200 CONGRESS AVENUE LAKE WORTH. FLORIDA To the students of Palm Beach Junior College: A yearbook is published for the purpose of giving one a record of events that have taken place over a given period of time. Aside from the actual diplomas and degrees, it is one of the few tangible items that one has to take with him upon leaving school. In the years to come, time will hove a way of clouding memories and events into oblivion. However, the school yearbook will keep the memories of events fresh and serve as a lasting reminder of all that took place. Thus, a yearbook is a most important part of the college scene. We of the GALLEON staff are aware of this and have kept this responsibility in mind in planning this edi- tion of the book. A great deal of time and effort has been put into the 1 969 GALLEON to moke it as accu- rate a representation of life here at Palm Beach Junior College as possible. In achieving this end, we have hod the help of many — unfortunately far too numerous to mention. Howev- er, there are several that do deserve special recognition. Mr. Ron Binns has served as our representative from the Taylor Publishing Company and has been of invaluable assistance in the preparation of the book. Photographers from the publishing company, the Vincent Price Studio, and the college ' s own news bureau have provided us with the many fine pictures included in the book. And of course, no recognition would be complete without a very special thanks to our GALLEON advisor — Mrs. Olga Connelly. She has worked tirelessly and conscientiously to co-ordinate the efforts in publishing the book. We owe her much. Yet in closing, I wish to acknowledge most of all the GALLEON staff itself. People like Gail Lee McDermott, Jana Wright, Dana Ferguson, Bob Miller, and Jim Ransomer have made my job much easier and far more enjoyable. To prepare a yearbook is a most enlightening experience. To see it published and have it appreciated is the reward. We await your decision. Norman S. Morgan, Jr. Editor-in-Chief 1 969 GALLEON