Pensacola State College - Tide Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Circle K Sponsored by Kiwanis International, Circle K is the largest college organization in existence. There are more than 600 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. A men's service organ- ization with the motto We Build, Circle K en- deavors to be a positive and constructive force on the college campus and in the larger community of which the college is a part. Locally, the PJC chapter of Circle K has spon- sored a number of worthwhile college and com- munity service projects recently. One of the most- noteworthy of the projects was the presentation of gifts to the Crippled Children's Home, for which the PJC chapter was commended by the North- west Florida Crippled Children's Association. This year, Circle K International inaugurated the first observance of Canada-United States Goodwill Week, April 25 to May 1. WM,-1 :N I 'A ,...- -...-i.....v n- af... .- , .. -' ' , ' Y . f-. Officers - Alvis Searcy, treasurerg Scott Banks, sec- retary, Carolyn Cox, sweetheart, Harold Carnley, presidentg Steve Price, vice president. , ,.. IiiYiixl!if.KTi,l'.'i,f1 1 t t t

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Dr. Jack Young Adviser Dr. Reed Bell, President, Northwest Florida Comprehensive Health Planning Council, Inc. -,--f 1 1 Dr. Donald Dear, Nuclear Medical Technician, speaks to Caduceus members about nuclear medi- cine. Dr. Gerald Hilbert, Pathologist at Sacred Heart Hospital, was Caduceus founding father.

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5 an-X This year Circle K helped finance the annual English 101 literary anthology, 'iEach In His Own Tongue. Below, Harold Carnley and Carol Campbell, co- editors of the anthology, examine a copy. , , - ' ,',, I ,QW if 2 W 0 1 mm 1 3 an M F, m - 'V fix V' QV. sf-jg W NN. N QM '59 me-WSW' Q? I-lull 1,-And Members Quinn, C ond Row: and Mike