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TH T Hard work and dedication to the students and faculty are two major factors which contribute to becoming President of a col- lege. Harold C. Manor is no ex- ception. Born and raised in Ft. Wayne, Indiana he attended Indiana Un- iversity. After his graduation he taught at Indiana University and Arkansas State University. In 1953 he was Instructor and Dean of the Evening Division in a col- lege in St. Petersburg, Florida. He gradually worked his way to the top and became President of Palm Beach Junior College in 1957. As President , Manor ' s job is to administer the total program of the college for the District Board of Trustees and state. To put it simply he has the total respon- sibility for everything that takes place on campus. Manor feels that student activ- ities should involve the students in the college. We should dis- continue the activities which are not serving the students, stated Manor, and organize new ones if the students desire and need them. Activities are helpful learning experiences, yet the reason for lack of greater student participa- tion is unknown. One solution to the problem might be to make sure that we have, activities that are of current interest to the stu- dents, stated Manor. Manor feels the relationship be- tween the administration and SGA is very good. He says he has invited the SG officers to meet with him every two weeks to discuss matters of mutual con- cern. I do believe there are cer- tain hmitations as to what SG can accomplish, but as far as providing activities and support I feel they are doing the ir job. When asked whether or not he felt JC needed improving he re- plied, I don ' t think there ' s any doubt that no matter how good something is it could stand im- provement. But, unfortunately, to improve some very important things we will need money and THAT we don ' t have. I ' m very proud of JC and proud of the students and fac- ulty, commented Manor. Many graduates of JC have made out- standing contributions to our community . JC provides a great service to people of Palm Beach County and I feel we should be able to accept all of the students who really want to benefit from our services. DEBBIE LOCKHART WE SHOULD DISCONTINUE THE ACTIVITIES WHICH AREN ' T SERVING THE STUDENTS AND ORGANIZE NEW ONES IF THE STUDENTS DESIRE AND NEED THEM. DR. HAROLD C. MANOR
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PATSY DUCK: HANDICAPPED STUDENT AT JC Patsy Duck is one of the most personable people at JC. She is one of many handicapped studen enrolled. Having attended royal Palm School and graduated from Forest Hill High School in 74, Patsy is now a major in Speech Pathology at JC. She wants to teach the deaf. In the 4th grade her teacher made the class use braille to keep it quiet. Patsy would talk to a girlfriend with sign language. I have a bad habit now, she confesses, I start list- ening in on conversations across the room, reading lips. She would also enjoy working as a translator of sign language. Patsy finds time in her busy schedule to be a Student GovErn- ment senator. GLYNN RETIRING AFTER 35 YEARS OF STUDENT SERVICE His office is full of pictures, scrapbooks and catalogs.... it ' s a place of business and, as the pictures show, Vice-President of Student Affairs Paul Glynn ' s office is a place for students. JC students have been Glynn ' s business for over 25 years. He has seen changes, not only in the students but in the college as well. When Glynn joined JC ' s staff, the school was housed on 21 acres at Morrison Field and he was Dean of Students, Athletic Director and taught five subjects. He saw the Korean War force the college to move to the Lake Park City Hall and finally, the construction of JC ' s present complex. He has also seen many stu- dents grow up. Basically, students haven ' t changed an awful lot (from years ago), Glynn says. But, the world has changed around them.
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