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

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Jill Midgett, unidentified. Matt Kaczkowski, Micki Owens, Pat Aho Some activites the members attended in the Fall term included a canoe run on the Loxahatchee River and a combination canoe run and camping trip at Juniper 4 Springs in the Ocala National ' Forest. The club also completed its first service project, v hich was ihe refurbishing of the fish ponds in the science wing. The members also set up a nature trail at the Youth Con- servation Camp in the Corbett Area. Other activites of the Club skin diving, hiking on the App- alachian Trail and rafting down rapids in North Carolina. Science Club member Mary Beth Shipman believes that these trips teach you how to get alson trips teach you how to get along in the wild, how to be tough and to build stamina. Belonging to the Science Club would cost a lot with all the activites that they do, how- ever, the club receives a grant from Student Government which pays for campsites, canoe rentals and gas for car drivers. Members pay two dollars for dues each semester and for food on these trips. photos by: Richard Gross t t I

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DTLA JC ' S FIRST PLAY PRODUCTION OF THE YEAR r fi y Wlarie Hansel, Sheryl Raciot, David Batho.Olwen Mefford and Lynne Vazquez DYLAN, Palm Beach Junior Col- leges first play of the year, was presented November 20 thru 23 in the PBJC auditorium. It was a play about the Wales-born Dylan Thomas, who was consi- dered one of the greatest poets of the 20th Century. He died of alcoholism at the age of 39. Director Frank Leahy developed a set which consisted of multiple staging by the use of platforms. 26