St Petersburg College - Troiad Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1962 volume:

ATROIAD . Petersburg Jr. College St. Petersburg, Florida Editor. . . Joan Kohne Co-Assistant Editors . . . Georgia Lueck Coni Boyd , Business Manager . . . Jule Victor Administration and Faculty Classes Associations F eatures - mmwm Ilsa: The front of the Administration Building, the main office of our college. From its institution nearly hthirty-efive years ago, a great transformation has taken place at St.Petersburg Junior College. Where onbe stood a solitary building, there is now one of the most beautiful junior college campuses. The Administra- tion Building is that single building that once marked the sitekof SPJC. One of the television classes in the auditorium. Looking down the main corridor. An art class in the Fine Arts Building. As St. Petersburg Junior College grows older, it is also becoming young and energetic. Modern buildings for the teaching of sciences and arts are taking their places on our cam- pus. This is St. Petersburg Junior College, nineteen hundred and sixty-two. Fine Arts Building. The chorus practicing in choral room. 1 www. - - awawwiw me v Hm The Language Arts Building. This is the story of that year, in pictures and in words. The Language Arts Building is just one of the nine newer buildings here on campus, which help to make our col- w , Why; unnm A language lab enables students to take advantage of a newer teaching method. One of the many English classes. SPJ C Library. The library was the first of the new buildings t6 be' erected on, campus, It was opened in 1955 and has been enlarged twice since that date. Students using 850-pupil library. Addltional librth facilities stoiage. The 11111317 is antler the Ldirwtion of profession I bra: LL ians aided by both clerical and 'stud nt assista ts. A section of the library. PE outside. One half of our new gym. Physical :Education plays an important part 'in the life 'of the average r- St. ?Petershurg JuniOr Col- ,lege student as four se- mesters is required for graduation; BeCause of in- adequate facilities the gym was enlarged at the beginning of last year and was-ready for occupancy by second semester. This is the latestkaddition on, the campuse Many ac- tivities are enjoyed by the students, such as soft- ball, archery, tennis, golf, track, and volleyball. Any tim of he ,eaVrSPJChers ean be seen either inside or out, enjoying the activities of this dc. partment; I L N LL ' Physical Education Building. Science Building and Observatory. The Science Building and its observatory is the biggest attrac- tion of the campus as far as build- ings are concerned. People, and particularly students, come from miles around to view it. Classes are presented at night for adults, and astronomy classes are con- ducted at school. The Planetarium. ,k Students working in a chemistry lab in the Science Building. The Student Union Building, or the Sub, is probably the most popular place on campus, not only because of the good food, but because it is a place where the students can relax and meet their friends. On the other side of the student cafeteria is the faculty cafeteria. One advantage of our cafeteria is the handy snack bar and the plate-lunch counter. :IIV z .49il.'.l Students gathering in the lounge. Lunch line in the Sub. Another section of the Sub is the Student Lounge where informal study- ing can he done. Next to the lounge is the office of the Student Court where the Chief Justice and Al Iver- son have their headquarters. Student Union Building. Student Service Center. Student Government, the Troiad, and the Wooden Horse. Directly across the hall from these offices chase all of their supplies plus a number of other items such as shirts, scarves, and mementos. Student Government Office. Students shopping in the SPJC bookstore. Technical Building. Oneof the busiest buildings on campus is the Technical Building. It is among the newer build- ings, added in 1959. Many various courses are VQOnducted here, Lincluding business, electrical labs, and social sciences. A typing class in the Technical Building. Students working in an electrical lab. I2 Television Building. The Television Building is the latest addition to the campus. With it WEDU studios. has come WEDU, the educational television station, something of which we are very proud. Yes, St. Petersburg Junior College has progressed from a one building structure over-looking Eagle Lake to a beautiful campus to which some 4200 students have come this year. Student Assistants working in studio. I4 Joseph J. Chamberlain LEFT: hDoc explains a biologieal principle to one of his televiswn classes. , O I , Dedwatzon A man who has gained the friendship and admira. tion of a countless number of students is Dr. Joseph J. Chamberlain. As an instructor of the sciences, he has unselfishly given of his time and effort to further the education of his students. 50 to an outstanding instructor and a Wonderful friend, thod, Chamberlain, in appreciation for his innumerable hours of service, the 1962 TROIA'D is proudly dedicated, Dr. Chamberlain is shown with his wife and two children. hDod' Chamberlain combines business and pleasure on the trips he makes. 3r, ADM.T Imranmsmx t t e n n 6 B m. 6 mm 56 ma Phc M Best wishes to you as you pass another mile- post in your life. We watched you approach and finally appear within the scope of our influence. . 7 Now we, the faculty of St. Petersburg Junior PreSLdent S College, watch you travel on. We are proud to acknowledge you as ours. Our wish for you is continued success. Message We hope you gathered much knowledge while you were here. Merely to gather knowl- edge, however, is rather a useless accomplishment. We sincerely hope that you have learned better how to apply this knowledge to assuring for your- self and your fellow men an improved world for generations to come. Please remember that line in our Alma Mater which reads, lland friendships made, years will recall? Remember us. We will be delighted to see you on campus whenever you can find time to return for a visit. A familiar face to each student at St. Petersburg Junior College is that of Dr. Michael Bennett, President of the College. Not only is he the head of our college but he is a friend to each of us, faculty as well as students. As the sponsor of Student Government he gives many hours to helping the government of the college to func- tion properly and to the advantage of the students. Dr. Bennett received his Master of Arts degree and his Doctorate from Florida State University. 20 Superintendent Floyd T. Christian Congratulations on achieving this goal in your educational develop- ment. Our school board and community are proud of you and your a- chievements. We hope you are equally as proud to add your name to the list of fine students who have graduated from St. Petersburg Junior College. The South, and especially the State of Florida, is moving forward rapidly and vigorously. You have seen the results of this development on the cam- pus and in our cities, with many new buildings, new homes and new in- dustries. Whether you go on to full time employment or to further education, we hope you will make your future here with us. Whether you plan to be the homemaker or the breadwinner, we hope you will continue to train yourself and to educate yourself well and that you will make your place here with us in Pinellas County. We need your vital, enthusiastic strength and your developing leadership as we continue to build a great community and state. Best wishes for continuing success and happiness! M essage KENNETH G. SKAGGS Vice President and Dean of Administration, Clearwater Center A.B., University of Florida M.A., University of Florida x' 1 1, i s i 3 x x ,? LOIS M. SMOUT Director of S ervices B.A., Creenville College DONALD J. TOLLE Dean of Instruction A B , F lorida Southern College M.A., University of Florida Ed.D., F lorida State University JACK E. MAUNEY Registrar B.A., B.S., University of Fla. M.A., University of Florida Ed.D., Oklahoma State University WESLEY E. McCLURE Dean of Student Personnel B.S., University of F lorida M.Ed., University of Florida ROBERT BOHAN Chairman, Department of Radio, Television, and F ilm B.S., Fordham University M.S., Syracuse University ROBERTA BUCHANAN Chairman, Department of Speech and Modern Languages B.S.Ed., Boston University M.A., University of Florida WILLIAM L. BOLIN Dean of Technical Division 35., Butler University M.S., University of Florida SARAH CRITTENDEN H cad Librarian A.B., Florida State University M.A., F lorida State University Wwwawaw. mmwmmmww VERA M. DUMAS Dean of Women A.B., Howard University M.A., University of Chicago ANASTASIA M. HARTLEY Dean, Division of Nursing B.S.Ed., University of Pennsylvania M. Ed., University of Pennsylvania ARTHUR GAY Chairman, Department of Natural Sciences B.S., University of F orida M.A., University of Florida Chairman, Department of Police Administration, and Safety B.S., Michigan State University ELEANORE M. GEHLEN Chairman, Department of Physical Education 35., Ohio Wesleyan M.A., New York University J. E. NICHOLSON Chairman, Department of Business Administralion B.S., Muskingum College M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University E. L. NOEL JR. Chairman, Department of Social Sciences B.S., Murray State College M.A.Ed., Murray State College HARRIETTE G. RIDLEY Chairman, Department of Humanities B.S., Music Ed., New York Univ. M.A., New York University Ed.D., New York University CAROLYN M. PARKER Chairman, Department of English A.B., Winthrop College M.A., Duke University CARL E. SHAW Dean of M en B.Ed., Eastern Illinois Univ. M.A., Miami University Ph.D., Purdue University nmn WILLIAM R. RICE Chairman, Department of M athematics B.A., Bowling Green State Univ. B.S., Bowling Green State Univ. M.S., Bowling Green State Univ. PAUL TROVILLO Coordinator of Evening Classes B.S.Ed., University of Kansas M.A., University of Kansas 2E MARGARET ALLEN Library; M.S., Florida State University. BAXTER BATES WILLIAM Business Administra- BIERBAUM tion; M.Ed., Boston Social Sciences; University. Ph.D., University of Florida. JEAN BURROWS English; M.A., Ohio Wesleyan University. ELOISE CAMERON Library; M.S., Uni- versity of Kentucky. ARNOLD CHATFIELD Natural Sciences; M.A., Florida State Univer- Columbia University. MARY CANTWELL ROSE MARY AMMONS Guidance; M.A., George Peabody Col- lege. MARJORIE AUSTIN English; M.A., Flori- da State University. THOMAS BACKUS N a t u r a1 Sciences; M.S., Colorado State College of Ed. Mathematics; M.S., University of Kentucky. HAZEL BRELLIS LOUIS BROWN Social Sciences; M.A., Florida State Univer. sity. LESTER BOYD Mathematics; M.A., University of F lorida. HELEN BOHMAN English; M.A., Flori- da State University. Nursing; M.P.H., Yale University. EDMUND M. B. CHAFIN JOSEPH Mathematics; M.A., CENEDELLA Physical Education; CHAMBERLAIN Columbia University. Radio-T.V. - Film; M.Ph., University of Natural Sciences; M.Ph., University of Florida. Ph'D'a Ohio State Uni- Florida. varsity. JOSEPH CIPRIANO CECIL CHEEK SALLY CLARK THELMA Social Sciences; M.S., Technical; M.S., Speech and Modern CLEVELAND Florida State Univer- Languages; M.A., Nursing; M.N., Uni- sity. sity. Columbia University. versity of Washington. 25 . .5 MARCELLA COLE JOSEPH DORSETT TOD DRAVIS Speech and Modern Mathematics; 31.5., Business Administra- Languages; M.A., Col- umbia University. lion; M.Ed., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. University of Illinois. ,3 F ADRIENNE FISHER Physical Education; h JANE EVANS Mathmnatics; University of bama. EDGAR EVANS Natural Sciences; M.S., Alabama Polytechnic. M.A., Ala- B.S., Fairmount State College. 1 SAMUEL FUCUA LOIS CEICER FLORENCE Social Sciences; M.A., English; M.A., Co- GILLHAM Stanford University. lumbia University. Mathematics; M.A., Columbia University. FLORA GUY WILLIAM GRAY English; M.A., Univer- English; M.A., Co- Mathematics; M.A., 5i1YOfMiSSiSSiPPi- lumbia University. West Virginia Uni- versity. 26 '-w PAULINE ECK Natural Sciences; M.A., University of Michigan. EZRA ELLIS Technical; B5,, U. S. Naval Academy. MARY EDINGTON English; M.S., In- diana University. EDMUND VIRGINIA FRENCH FLANNERY Nursing; B.A., James Social Sciences; Millikin University. M.Ed., University of Florida. MACK GRAVES English; M.A., George Peabody College. JOSEPH GOULD Natural Sciences; M.S., Emory Univer- sity. BERNICE HARPER EMMA HEARD WILLIS HAWKINS Nursing; B.S.N.Ed., Director of Job Place- Social Sciences and Florida State Univer- ment and Vocational Guidance; Ph.D., Uni- sity. Counseling; M.A., versity of Pittsburgh. University of Michi- gan. GEORGE HELEN HILL ELLEN HOFFMAN LOUISE WILLIAM HOWELL THOMAS HOWZE HEIDELBAUCH English; M.A., Mis- Social Sciences; HOLLENBECK Technical; B.S.E.E., Guidance; M.A., Natural Sciences; M.S., sissippi Southern Col- M.Ed., Cornell Uni- Business Administra- Alabama Polytechnic George Peabody C01- University of Florida. lege. versity. tion; M.A., Univer- Institute. lege. sity of Tennessee. JAMES HUFFMAN BARBARA HULL WILLIAM HUNT MARVIN IVEY ELIZABETH JAMES Business Administra- Speech and Modern Social Sciences; Natural Sciences; Natural Sciences; M.S., tion; M.A.E., Univer- Language; M.Ed., M.A., George Pea- M.Ed., University of University of Wiscon- sity of Florida. University of Florida. body College. Florida. sin. g I , , I y, 7 MARY JAMES RICHARD JASPER HOMER JOPLING HELEN KEEFE RALPH KERN Business Administra- Technical; B.A., New MathematiCS; M.A., Nursing; 135-, Uni- Physical Education; tion; B.S., Florida York University. New Jersey State. VCI'SitY 0f Rochester. M.Ed., Kent State Uni- State University. versity. EARL KOHLER CLYDE LEWIS CLADYS WILLIAM LOVE DONALD LYNCH J OSEPH MADDEN Social Sciences; M.A., Social Sciences; LONGWELL Natural Sciences; Mathematics; Ed.D., English; M.Ed., Penn- Columhia University. M.A., University of Speech and Modern M.A., Florida South- Pennsylvania State sylvania State Univer- Kentucky. Languages; M.A., em University. University. sity. Middlebury College. VIRGINIA MAJOR English; M.A., Univer sity of Georgia. ALBERT MARSH Technical; M.S., Cor- nell University. DAVID McCOACH GEORGE Technical; University MCCROSSIN of California. Physical Education; M.S., University of Pittsburgh. RUTH MCDONALD Director of Health Clinic and Guidance; M.A., George Peabody College. NELSON MCKAIG Natural Sciences; M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. CHESTER McNESS Natural Sciences; M.A., George Pea- body College. PETER MENDOZA CLIFTON MOCK Speech and Modern Technical; M.E., Lan guages; M.A., University of Ken- University of Florida. tucky. RICHARD KIMBER MORAN MONTAGUE Guidance; M.Ed., Uni- Humanities; Ed.D., versity of Virginia. Florida State Uni- 'versity. GEORGE MORRIS Mathematics; M.Ed., University of Florida. MARTHA PIANO English; M.A., Univer- sity of Alabama. 28 WALTERS NAPOWSA English; M.Ed., Uni- versity of North Caro- lina. MARIE V PIEKARSKI Nursing; M.S.Ed., University of Penn- sylvania. HOWARD NICELY MAURICE N OTT Social Sciences; Mathematics; M.Ed., M.S., Toledo Univer- University of Florida. sity. ,7. AGUSTA POER Humanities; Profes- sional Diploma, C0- lumbia University. HELEN PORTER N atural Sciences; Columbia University. ROY OLDHAM HAROLD OWEN Social Sciences; Social Sciences; M.A., M.A., West Virginia State University of University. N.Y., College of Edn- cation. TRAVERS PUTNAM Social Sciences; M.Ed., University of Florida. RALPH REED RONALD REED Humanities; M.A., Natural Sciences; George Peabody Col- M.Ed., University of Iege. Florida. W WILLIAM RHOADS LOUISE RICE HENRY SAGESER Natural Sciences; Mathematics; M.Ed., Social Sciences; M.Ed., University of University of North Ph-Dw Purdue UBi- Florida. Carolina. versity. ; JANET SIMPSON BETTY SMITH HUBERT SHERRILL Natural Sciences; Speech and Modern Social Sciences; M.A., Appalachian Languages; M.A., M.S., Columbia Uni- State Teachers Col- University of Michi- versity. lege. gan. RUTH REED VIVIAN REESE TIM REILLY Physical Education; Nursing; B.S.N., Bos- Social Sciences; M.S., Indiana State ton University. L.L.B., Stetson Univer- Teachers College. sity. i , . MARION SCHUH ROBERT SETZER Humanities; M.A., Technical; A.B., Ohio Humanities; M.S.M., Texas Technological University. School of Sacred Mus. College. ROBERT SEBEK NOVAL SMITH JEANNETTE WILLIAM STEPHAN Social Sciences; STEMMLE Evening Division, M.A., Marshall Col- Nursing; John Car- UXSSt- t0 Co-Ordina- lege. roll University. torh M.Ed., University of North Carolina. J EDWIN STOVER MARJORIE Humanities; .A., SWARTS George Peabody Col- Admissions; M.S., lege. Kansas State College of Pittsburg. DERWIN TERRY MARGARET ELIZABETH TRENT Social Sciences; THAXTON Social Sciences; M,S,, University of Nursing; B.A., Bethel M.A., Columbia Uni- Southern California. College. versity. 29 GERALDINE CHARLES TURNER WAINMAN English; M.Ed., Uni- Guidance; M-Ed-, versity of Florida. University of Vir. gmla. GLADYS LOUIS WELLS Radio - T.V. Film; WITTEMANN B.A., Georgetown Col. English; M.A., Co- lege. lumbia University. Instructors not pictured include: GERDA BECKER Speech and Modern Language B.A., University of Michigan MARY RUTH BROOKOVER Mathematics M.A., University of California ESTHER CALIENDO Nursing M.A.N.Ed., University of Chicago LESLIE COATES English Ed.M., Rhode Island College 30 ELIZABETH OPHELIA WAJDOWIEZ WALSINGHAM Nursing; B.S., Flori- Business Administra- da State University. tion; M-A-, Univer- sity of Florida. $ CLARA RALPH WORLEDGE WORTHINCTON Nursing; B.S.N., Co- Social Sciences; lumbia University. M.Ed., Boston Uni. versity. J OHN GILLEY Associate Registrar M.S.Ed., Purdue University ALICE KRESS English B.A., Marshall College MADGE FRANCES LACY Nursing M.N., Emory University ALICIA MARTIN Librarian M.S., Marywood College LORNA WEARING LEROY WEIL English; B.D., COL Humanities; Ph.D., gate-Rochester Divini- UHIVBFSitY Of North ty School. Carolina. J. BARNADINE MILLER N ursing M.S.N., University of Maryland J ANE PATANE Librarian M.A., Florida State University EVELEEN SHRINER Counselor M.A., Ball State Teachers College SEATED, L. to R.: Adrian Brown, President; Margarita Brown; Helen Gilbart; Don Gilbart; STANDING, L. to R.: Earl S. Francis; Sandy Sanders, Vice President; Fred OiCallaghan; Jim Robinson; Jim Weakley,Executive Secretary; Joe McDermott. Alumni Association The Alumni Association is a hard working organization of the graduates of St. Petersburg Junior College. Working especially closely with the Student Government this year, many things have been accomplished for the betterment of the col- lege. Their annual projects, the Christmas Dance and the May Picnic, were very popular and many new faces were seen. Much thanks to them for their countless hours of service to the college. MR. J IM WEAKLEY Executive Secretary 3! Wmmmmw x. , mmmwww r. WWW VHV .a-. A 9. Dona Ademy, Vice President; George Khouri, President; Judy Mastery, Secretary. Sophomore Class Under the leadership of President George Khouri and his officers the sophomore class had a very successful year. Elections, both fall and spring, were the main ac- tivities of the class. More people came out and supported the elections than ever before, enabling needed amendments to be passed. The class helped the Freshman Class with Senior Day, also. All in all, the Sophomores at St. Petersburg Junior College will leave knowing that their years here were well spent, not only because of the knowledge acquired, but because of the lasting friendships made. TOM ACKER CLYDETTE ACKETT CHARLES ADAMS J OHN ADAMS WAYNE ADAMS .ARTHUS AFANADOR Pi Delta N ORMA ALBERTS Treasurer, Arquiris, Phi Theta Kappa, Methodist Student Move- ment CAROLE ALBRECT Xi Delta Rho, Publicity Chair- man; I.C.B.; Intramurals; Civin- ettes KAREN ALEXANDER Methodist Student Movement; Stu- dent N.E.A. BONNIE ALLEN Xi Delta Rho CHARLES ALLEN Pyramids, Board of Directors; Circle K, Historian GEORGE ALLEN Skyro, Rush Captain; All-Star In- tramurals, Basketball, Volleyball, and Softball PATRICIA ALLEN J ACK ALVAREZ 35 BARBARA AMBERNTSON LORRAINE AMBROSE CHARLES ANDERSON Skyro, Men,s I.C.B. Representa- tive, Rush Captain; Intramurals; Mano Mascot; L.H.L. Big Broth- er; I.C.B., Secretary-Treasurer; Orientation Leader CLIFF ANDERSON HAYDEN ANDERSON Xi Delta Rho, Xi-Delt Daddy JOHN ANDERSON LARRY ANDERSON LORETT A ANDERSON WENDAL ANGLIN JO ANDREWS Mano JO ANN ANGLE Dido; A Cappella; TROIAD KATHERINE ATKINS AUDREY AUGUSTINE Pyramette; Cheerleader; Orienta- tion Chairman; Senior Day Co- Chairman; Elections Committee; Public Relations Committee; Di- do, Secretary; Student Govern- ment, Secretary; F reshman Class, Secretary-Treasurer TON I AYLESWORTH Dancemakers; Civinettes; The Elves and the Shoemakef EDWIN BABOR Pyramids; Young Democrats; Newman Club J ONATHAN BAKMILLER J UDITH BALLARD Civinettes CHARLES BARNES EDWARD BARNUM AUDIE BARTHOLOMEW J OHN BAXTER GLORIA BAYA WALTER S. BEAN, JR. MARGARET ANNE BEARD JOAN BEARDSLEY GARY BECHTOL BILL BEIDER CHERIE BEISON 38 EDWARD BEEVERS BETTY BELL DAVE BELL Skyro; Varsity Basketball HUGH BELL Pyramids, President; Circle K, Treasurer; Ski Club; Men,s I.C.B.; Decoration Committee, Prom and Mistletoe Ball THOMAS BELLINO SUZANNE BELODEAU KAYLEEN BENTON RONALD BERDEAUX LINDA BERGERSON CAROL BERKSHIRE PETER BERNSTEIN SARAH BERTHY Phi Theta Kappa, Vice President; S.N.E.A.; M.S.M. MARY ANN BESTLE JERELYN BETTS Baptist Student Union, Vice Presi- dent KENNETH BEVAN Phi Theta Kappa, President; B.S.U. HEIDI BIRKMAN AL BISCHOFF AL BISHOP Pi Delta, President Phi Rho; Phi Theta Kappa; Men,s I.C.B., Sgt.- at-Arms; Debate J.C. Speech Tourney; Orientation Asst; Ma- na Mascot; J.C. Choir MIRIAM BISHOP JANE BLEEZARDE Cicinettes GEORGE BOHN LEANN BORTZ MAX BOUKNECHT LARRY BOWEN Pi Delta; Intramurals, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, and Track DEANNA BOYCE Collegiate Civenettes RALPH BRADBEER Newman Club, Social Chairman; Volleyball; H.C.C. Mascot MARCIA BRADY Phi Theta Kappa; Playmakers; Spanish Club; M.S.; Verse Choir; Elves and the Shoemaker? Pe- ter Pan,, IRIS BRASINGTON RICHARD BRAY BEN BREEDING J AMES BRESLIN Vice President, Political Union; President, Young Republicans JOHN BRESLIN JOHN BREWER CAROLYN BRIGGS CHRISTINE BRODIE BRUCE BROWN CARL BROWN GEORGE BROWN Mu Delta ROY BROWN WILLIAM BROWN Kappa Tau DURWOOD BRUNDAGE Sergeant-at-Arms, Skyro; Mano Mascot; Intramurals; Orientation Leader DONALD BRUNNER CHARLES BUCHANAN WILLIAM BUCKLEY J OAN BUELL L.H.L. Athletic Captain, I.C.B. Representative; Circle 5; Student Government; Intramurals; Elec- tion Committee; Womanh Athletic Board Chairman CHARLES BULL CAMILLA BURBACK MARIANN E BURCH Prom Court CARY BURGESS ROBERT BURTON TERRY BUSCH DAVID BUSH PAUL BUSH BARRY BUSTILLO BARBARA BUTLER Treasurer, Political Union; Young Republicans; Youth Takes a Stand FRANCES BUTLER ROBERT BYRNES SHIRLEY BYTNER President, Xi Delta Rho; Mu Delta Mascot FRANK CABLE KAREN CACARILLO Dido BABETTE CAIRNS Mano ROBERT CALDWELL DAVID J . CALHOUN 42 BERT COLLOM CAROL CAMERON ROBERT CAMP NED CAMPBELL VICTOR CAMPBELL FRANK CANTLIN WILLIAM CANTLIN KT, Collegiate Civitan, Treasurer and Secretary CATHERINE CARNEY PATRICIA CARROLL CHRISTINE CARSON Playmakers; Dancemakers; Phi Rho Pi, Secretary; Verse Choir; qilves and Shoemakef, MAUREEN CARTER MONA CARTER Spanish Club; Phi Theta Kappa LEE CARTWRIGHT JAMES CASON J UDITH CERBERICH WENDY CERCONE Xi Delta Rho, Rush Captain; Women,s I.C.B.; Orientation Lead- er; Intramurals PHIL CHANNELL MARTIN CHAZIN PAT CHESLEY L.H.L., Social Affairs Chairman; Intramurals; Orientation Leader DONNA CHESTER CEPHAS CHRISTIAN 43 CHARLES CLAGETT RYRON CLAGHORN CHRISTINA CLAPP DAVID CLARK F REDERICK CLARK PEGGY CLARK Xi Delta Rho, Entertainment Chairman; Methodist Student Movement, Publicity; Intramurals; Mu Delta Mascot MARY CLAUSEN J ULES CLAVAN Pi Delta, Historian; Bowling League; Xi Delt Daddy ELIZABETH CLEVELAND PAUL CLEVELAND J AMES CLICKENGER HUGH COACHMAN MARJORIE COAN JANET COHRS J 0 ANNE COHRS JOHN COMEAU KEN CONWAY KELLY COLEMAN DORIS ANN COOK Collegiate Civinette; President and Treasurer; Xi Delta Rho ROSELLEN COOK BARBARA COOPER DAVID COOPER Pyramids, Vice President; Water Ski Club; Circle K; Social Af- fairs Committee J OHN COOPER WILLIAM COPP LARRY CORN CARL CORNELISSEN EUGENE CORNELIUS JANE COWAN L.H.L. DONALD CRAFT ROBERT CRAIG Phi Theta Kappa; Circle K; Skyro CAROLYN CRAWFORD SYLVIA CRENSHAW Phi Theta Kappa; Circle S, Treas- urer; Methodist Student Movement J ERRY CROSS DIANE CUCCINELLO Political Union; OBELISK DONNA CUCCINELLO 46 OWEN CULLEN THERESE CULLEN Dido, Rush Captain; Sigma Play- mate Womenk I.C.B.; Orientation Leader; Intramurals ROBERT CURTIS EDWARD DALTON EILEEN UANGELO CARMEN DAY LINDA DEAL HENRY DE BONA J EANNE DECKER Xi Delta Rho, President, Vice President; I.C.B., Vice President; Lyceum Council; Pyramid Mas- cot; Social Affairs; School Im- provement DEVERA DERNIS CARL DIAZ CAROLYN DICKEY BOB DIETRICH TOM DILLON MERLE DILWORTH Xi Delta Rho, Chaplain, Histor- ian; Student N.E.A.; Methodist Student Movement TOM DONNELY Skyro, Historian; Circle K; WOODEN HORSE Staff; Xi Delt Big DaddyW Orientation Lead- er; Prom Committee PAT DONLON PAT DONOVAN PETE DOTY SUSAN DOUBLEDAY ROGER DOUYARD JAMES DOWNING ROBERT DOYLE RONALD DRAKE Baseball JANE DRISCOLL ELAINEA DUKE RALPH DURANTE J UNE DURHAM 48 TONY DUVAL PAT DYER WOODEN HORSE; Student Coult J ury; Intramurals; School Im- provement Committee; Mano, Sec- retary, Treasurer; Phi Theta Kap- pa JERRI EARNEST PAMELA EASTMAN WOODEN HORSE, Reporter MARK EBERLY RICHARD EDGAR KEN EHRENBERGER ELAINE EHRLICH Xi Delta Rho; Phi Rho Pi, Vice President; Phi Theta Kappa CLARE ELIASON JIM ELLIOT Pi Delta, Athletic Captain JOAN ELWOOD Arquiris, President; I.C.B.; Na- tional Education Association, Vice President MAURINE ERVIN Phi Theta Kappa LARRY ESKEW Circle K, President; Elections Committee; K.T.; Lyceum Coun- cil; Scholastic Board, Chairman; Student Government; Student Court, Jury Duty; Intramurals FRANK EVANS WILLIAM FABER WILLIAM FARMER ROBERT FRECHNER EDWARD F ELTON DEBORAH FENIMORE SUSAN FIELDS L.H.L., Sergeant-at-Arms; Intra- murals ANTHONY FIORE JAMES FISHER K.T. STEPHEN FLOETHE MIKE F OCHT Kappa Tau, Secretary; Circle K JUDITH FORTENBACK RICHARD FOURNIER MIKE F OWLER Mu Delta CHARLES FOX 50 BRIAN FRID WILLIAM F RIEL JANE FORD DONNA FRITCHMAN PHIL GAGE J AMES GAGNON MARJORIE GEE OLGA GEORGIADIS J OAN GERMAINE Xi Delta Rho; Spanish Club, Pres- ident; Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary PAUL GERMANN Skyro; L.H.L. Big Brother; Intra- murals FRED GIESE PHIL GILBERT Youth Takes a Stand; WOODEN HORSE, Editorial Editor; Intra- murals; Elections Committee; Stu. dent Government; Kappa Tau; Circle K; Young Democrats, Pres- ident; Chief J ustice DOROTHY GIBSON BYRON GILCHREST MARY GILLESPIE GAYLA GILMAN LEONARD GISSINER DONNA GLASS L.H.L., President; M.E.N.C.; Playmakers; I.C.B.; Pyramid Mas- cot; Coeds, Trojanettes; A Cap- pella Choir; Orientation Leader; Spring Rhapsody: Elves and the ShoemakeW J OSEPH GODOWN J EAN KAY GONGAWARE JOHN GORDON Kappa Tau; Circle K; Student Council; Co-Ed WOODEN HORSE, Managing Editor; Flori- da Junior College Press Associa- tion President; Election Commit- tee; Orientation Leader; Budget Committee SI 52 ANN GORTON OBELISK, Co-Editor; Collegiate Civinettes, Board of Directors; S.N.E.A., State Representative; Phi Theta Kappa; Methodist Stu- dent Movement; Xi Delta Rho FRANK GOULD Kappa Tau, I.C.B. Representative; I.C.B., Secretary; Dido Mascot; Orientation Leader; Intramurals RALPH GRAVES ALEXANDER GREENE GRETCHEN GREEN WILLIAM GEER HOWARD GRIESINGER WAYNE GROSS INGRID GRUNICKE SANDRA GUSTAFSON A Cappella Choir; Trojanettes; L.H.L.; Phi Theta Kappa J EANETTA HALE S.N.E.A.; Phi Theta Kappa MARGARET HALEY CHUCK HAMM Mano Mascot; Pi Delta JAMES HANE MADELANE HANSON Spanish Club, Secretary, Treas- urer; Phi Theta Kappa; S.N.E.A.; Playmakers; Dancemakers; Peter PanW 4 Star Open House JOHN HARDY LARRY HARLEY ARTHUR HARPER Orientation; Intramurals KENNETH HARRIS ROBERT HARRISON ANITA JOYCE HARROW BARBARA HARSHMAN WALTER HARSHMAN J AMES HART Sigma CARY HARVEY DARLA HAWKINS FRANK HAWKINS Sigma PATRICIA HAYES MIKE HEALE J OE HEBDA HELGA HEIMER HILDEGARDE HEIN College Singers; Phi Theta Kap- pa; Methodist Student Movement WILLIAM HEINRICH GUNTER HEINTZ Sigma Phi Sigma SANDRA HELMS Dancemakers; Phi Theta Kappa 54 MAURICE HELOU Skyro MARTHA HENDERSON Playmakers; WOODEN HORSE RICHARD HERDON Kappa Tau WILLIAM HERSEY DIAN HEWLETT TOBY HILLIKER JOAN HINES SUSAN HIRN L.H.L., Treasurer; Intramurals; Orientation Leader CAROLE HITCHINS Xi Delta Rho; Spanish Club; Sec- retary, Young Republican Club ROBERT HOAK DIANE HODSON Mano LYN N HOGAN FRANCES HOLMELIN JANE ANN HOLLER L.H.L.; Pyramette; Intramurals; Orientation Leader; Prom Com- mittee; Student Court Jury EMMETT HOOD TERRY HOOTMAN GALE HOOVER Mano; Newman Club, Secretary PAT HOPPER MICHAEL HORTON Mu Delta; Intramurals EDWIN HOTZ LARRY HOUSEL Pi Delta ROBERT HOWARD Mu Delta; Deutche Verein; Intra- murals ERICH HUBER BILL HUDSON WILLIAM HUGHSON WILLIAM HUNT Pi Delta, Treasurer; Methodist Youth Movement; Baseball; Ten- nis; Basketball WILLIAM HUNT MARGERY HUNTER 56 TIMOTHY HUNTMAN BECKY HURT PAUL HUTCHINS CHARLOTTE HUTCHISON S.N.E.A., President, Secretary, State Chaplain; OBELISK, Co- Editor, Freshman Editor; Civin- ettes, Board of Directors; Phi Theta Kappa; Correspondent to Clearwater Sun THOMAS HYATT WILLIAM IHLY STEPHANIE INGRAM Xi Delta Rho MALINDA IRELAND WILLIAM IRWIN Kappa Tau, Athletic Captain; Athletic Council, President; Stu- dent Government; Intramurals; Varsity Basketball DICK ISAACS MARSHALL ISAACS WALTER IVANCIN RICHARD J ACKSON J ON JACOBSON PAT J AMES ROBERT J ANNARON E J IM J ARDON JAMES JAROS PATRICIA JAYE GENE JAZDINSKI Mu Delta; Intramurals CHARLES J EROL Sigma Phi Sigma, Sergegnt-at- Arms; Intramurals; L.!H.L. Big Brother DIANA J ORDAN BOB J ILL HOWARD J UDAH HARRY R. J OHN SON J EANICE J UDAH JAMES J OHN SON F RED J UDSON J OSHEPHINE J OHNSON NICK KARANTINOS N O T S N H 0 J E N m m R A M J OHN KARAY LAWRENCE JONES CAROL KARMGARD WILLIAM J ONES 58 BRADLEY KASZER JOAN KA'Tz KATHLEEN KEATING Xi Delta Rho RICHARD KEEHN LOIS KEENER BARRY KELMACHTER FRED KELSEY LANA KENESTRICK J OHN KERN GEORGE KHOURI Pyramids; F reshman Class Vice President, President; Sophomore Class President; Elections Com- mittee; Student Government LYNDA KILLEEN LARRY KINCAID CARL EDWIN KINKEAD MARY ANN KIRSHNER 60 RAYMOND KLEIN Pyramids; Student Court Jury; Xi Delta Rho, Mascot SUSAN KLUTTS FINLEY KNIGHT J UNE KNIGHT Xi Delta Rho SUSAN KNISELY L.H.L.; Phi Rho Pi; Young Demo- crats, President; Political Union; Debate Team; Scholastic Board; Student Court, Secretary; Social Affairs Committee; WOODEN HORSE Staff; Orientation Leader ROBERT KOCH J OAN KOHNE L.H.L., Secretary; Circle S, Sec- retary; TROIAD, Editor-In-Chief, Assistant Editor; Student Govern- ment, Elections Committee, Bud- get Committee; Student Court; In- tramurals; Orientation Leader, Methodist Student Movement; Ly- ceum Council ANTONIOS KOUTSOURAIS THOMAS KRAFT HOWARD KRAMER J AMES KRAMER DELORIS KRIES F RANCES LA F ORGE MARGI LA MARCA J 0 LANDIS J OHN LANDRUM Pyramids KENNETH LANE ARTHUR LANG JAMES LANGHAM Kappa Tau, Social Chairman; Cir- cle K; Intramurals NAOMI LARSON ROGER LARSON JOHN LASEAU J OHN LASKA Mu Delta; Intramurals JOHN LAZZARI Kappa Tau BILL LEAKE JAMES LEARY Newman; Baseball, Captain MAURICE LE BEAU ANDREE LE DANTEC Dido; Intramurals LOUISE LENDERMAN PETE LESHEFKA J UDITH LETZRING WILLIAM LEVENGOOD STU LEVISON Circle K; WOODEN HORSE; Orientation Leader LEAH LEVY L.H.L.; Intramurals BILL LINDSAY 62 GEORGE LINDSAY RUSS LINES J AMES LITTLE ROBERT LOEBER Pi Delta JAMES LONG PAUL LONGERICK COLEMAN LOTT GEORGE LOVELACE ROY LOVETT WILLIAM LOWE Pyramids, Pledge Master, Assist- ant Rush Captain, Acting Secre- tary; Circle K; WOODEN HORSE; Student Court Jury CLYDE LOWER Newman Club; H.C.C. Mascot PAUL LUCAS GEORGIA LUECK Xi Delta Rho; Newman Club; TROIAD, Co-Assistant Editor GORDON LUNDBECK MILT LYENS LAWRENCE LYNCH Newman Club, President; Volley- ball Team ROBERT LYNCH Mu Delta, Rush Captain; Young Democrats Club ALLEN MAC ARTHUR DANIEL MACIAS WILLIAM MACINA ROGER MAC INNESS ELAINE MALINSKI Mano; I.C.B., Representative; do Class WALTER MALLORY PAT MALONE L.H.L. MARILYN MANNE KATHRYN MANTICOS JUDITH MARCUM SANDRA MARCUS EMILY MARDEN CAROL MARINI ALBERT MARRETTA Pyramids, Rush Captain, Social Affairs Chairman, I.C.B. Repre- sentative; Circle K; L.H.L. Big Brother; Social' Affairs Commit- tee LINDA MARSHALL UGENE MARTIN ENRICO MASCHINO GARY MASTRY J UDITH MASTRY Dido, Athletic Captain; Sopho- more Class Secretary-Treasurer ANTHONY MATHER SAMUEL MATHES RETA MATHIES WALTER MATLOCK JOHN MC ALLISTER JOHN MC CANLESS MAX MC CASLIN NANCY MC CREARY Mano GAYLE MC ELWAIN Student National Educatidn ciation, Treasurer WILLIAM MC GARRY PAT MC INTYRE MELINDA MC KENZIE RICHARD MC KIBBEN JOHN MC KNIGHT Pyramids STEVEN MC MAHON DONALD MEARES ROGER MENENDEZ SANDRA L. MERCHANT Xi Delta Rho, Rush Captain; Bap- tist Student Union, Historian; I.C.B. CHARLES MERKLE Mu Delta; Co-Captain Tennis Team; Intramurals MARGARET ANN MERKLER Newman Club, Secretary ROBERT MERRITT DON MERRY ELLEN MERSHON L.H.L. KAY MESSMORE L.H.L.; Intramurals RICHARD METCALF ROBERT METZ Skyro, President; Men,s I.C.B.; Lyceum Council; Ski Club; La Posch; The Pride of Lions; Orien- tation Leader; Student Conn Jury; L.H.L. Mascot, Big Brother; Intramurals J EANNNE MEYER H.C.C., Treasurer; Phi Theta Kap- pa; Spanish Club WILLIAM MILTON if , ELAINE MEYERS f v : French Club, President; Playmak- ' ' ' ', ' ' ers; Art Club MIRIAM MINOR BARBARA MILLER N,E,A, DAVID MILLER ANDREW MIRABOLL DON MILLER CARL MISENER LYNN MILLER - U T . ' I , ROBERT MITCHELL SANDY MILLER Xi Delta Rho, Athletic Captain, . Sergeant-at-Arms; Varsity Baskct- V, ., ' f ball, Volleyball; Intramurals V ' V . ,. . LINDA MOBLEY RICHARD MILLER LEE MOCH 68 CHARLES MOCK ERNEST MOCZIK CAROL M NGOMERY HAROLD MOORE MARCIA MOORE Mano, Social Affairs Chairman; Student Government, Social Af- fairs Chairman; W O O D E N HORSE, Sbcial Column; Elections Committee; Orientation Leader; Student Court, Jury Duty; Intra- murals MARILYN MOREAU BETTE MORGAN CHARLES MORGAN VICTOR MORGAN RON MORRIS SUZANNE MORRIS PHIL MORRON Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary; Dancemakers, Treasurer; Play- makers; Florida Players; Student N.E.A.; Peter PanW Spring Rhapsody,,; The Adding Ma- chineW Th'e Ladfs Not For Burning,,; Look Homeward, An- ger; The Class MenagerieW In- tramurals KATHY MORTON JOHN MOSER LARRY MOSER BILL MOSHIER J AMES MUIA DAVID MUNSON Newman Club; Spanish Club SCOTT MUNSON MEL MYER, J R. JAMES MYERS N ORMA NASH Xi Delta Rho; B.S.U.; Varsity Volleyball, Captain; Band; 0r- chestra; Intramurals RICKY NATIONS BETTY NEAL BUDDY NEEL BETTY LOU NEELY H.C.C., Rush Captain; Orienta- tion Leader; Bowling League; I.C.B. Representative; Intramurals SAMUEL NEELY J OHN NEENAN DIANE NELSON Xi Delta Rho WILLIAM NELSON Sigma, I.C.B. Representative, Men,s I.C.B., Vice President; Cir- cle K; Dido Mascot HARLAN N EWTON PATRICIA NEWTON BARTLEY NICHOLS Pyramids, Treasurer; Xi Delt Mascot BARBARA NICKEL Mano J OHN NOLAN Pi Delta 70 DENNIS NOORIGIAN WILLIAM NORRIS KATHLEEN NOURSE H.C.C, Secretary; I.C.B., Treas- urer, Representative for H.C.C.; Orientation Leader CONRAD N OWAK BARBARA NUNN Mano MICHAEL NUTTING Kappa Tau, President; Intra- murals DE DE O CONNELL L.H.L.; Circle S; Phi Theta Kap- pa; Pyramette; WOODEN HORSE, Co-Editor; OBELISK, Art Editor; Orientation Leader; Student Government; Student Court Jurv J OHN 0 HEARN MICHAEL OLIVER CHARLES ORENDUFF CAROLEE OSTERHOLM PRESTON PAGE Skyro; Phi Theta Kappa, Treas- urer; Circle K; Survey Team; Intramurals MARIE PANARELLI FRANA PARKER VIVIAN PARSON LINDA PAVER J AMES PAYNE Newman Club, Vice President WILLIAM PEACOCK Pyramids, Athletic Captain; Bas- ketball; Softball; Volleyball; Golf JEAN ANN PEAIRE LINDA PEARMAN Mano, Alumni Chairman, Ser- geant-at-Arms; Orientation Lead- er; Intramurals; Prom Commit- tee; Rush Committee BILL PENKAVA 7l J EANNE PENTECOST Dido, President; Freshman Class Councilman; Student Council; Cheerleader; Intramurals; Orien- tation Leader JOHN PEPPEL BEVERLY PETERSON Dido JOSEPH PETHIA GEORGE PETTENGILL SMYA PETTERSEN JOHN PFISTER PATRICIA PHILIPS Dido; Social Affairs Committee DEANN A PHILLIPS SHERRY PICKETT L.H.L., Historian; Freshman Class Councilman; Sophomore Class Councilman WALTER PLEASANTS SUSAN POLLY J ERRY PORTER Kappa Tau; Intramurals DONALD POTTER Skyro, Treasurer; Circle K, In- ternational Trustee, Lt. Governor of Florida District, S.P.J.C. Club Boardman; Mano Big Brother CHARLES POUST CAROL POVALL ROBERT POWELL JUDITH PRESCOTT LINDA PRICE PATRICIA PRICE Mano, President, Vice President; Circle S, Board Member; Wom- en s I.C.B., President; Student Government, Social Affairs Com- mittee; Phi Theta Kappa; Lyceum Council; Methodist Student Move- ment; Elections Committee; Orien- tation Leader PHILLIP PRICE J OSEPH PRILL SANDRA PROCTOR Xi Delta Rho, Secretary, Treas- urer; Student N.E.A. PAY PUTNAM MARY QUANTRALL BARBARA QUEEN TERRY QUESSENBERRY J AY RADCLIFFE DEBORAH RAITH BETTY RAMSEY LOIS RAMSEY DAVE RANDALL Kappa Tau, Vice President; Cir- cle K; Student Government, Presi- dent; L.H.L., Mascot, Big Broth- er; Intramurals; Varsity Basket- ball KAY RANKIN Dido, Historian; Social Affairs Committee; Intramurals; Orien- tation Leader DIANA RASSI Phi Theta Kappa; Circle S, Chap- lain; M.S.M. RICHARD RATCLIFF SHARON RAY Xi Delta Rho KRISTI RAYMOND Dido, Historian COSMO RE ANITA READMON PAULA REEVES L.H.L. RAYE REICHELDERFER BILL REID Pyramids ALEX REINA LYNDA REPP Skyro Mascot ROBERT RESS FRANK REYNOLDS ELLIOT RICE KATHY RICKS RICHARD RIFFLE NANO RILEY MILDRED RIPPARD ANITA RIPPEL ARTHUR ROBBINS BILL ROBERTS Kappa Tau WILLIAM ROBERTS Mu Delta, Secretary; Student Gov. emment, Elections Committee; Po- litical Union RICHARD ROBERTSON CHARLES ROBINSON HAROLD ROBINSON MARTIN ROESS HANS ROHR EDDIE ROOT SAMUEL ROSALER MARGARET ROSENHEIM DONNA ROSSEN Mano, Athletic Chairman THOMAS ROSSINDI MIKE ROWLAND SHELIA RUGGIERO L.H.L., Chaplain; Sigma Play- mate BARBARA RULE Mano BETTE RULE Mano, Rush Captain; Circle 5; Art Club; I.C.B., Secretary; Orien- tation Leader; College Singers MARION RUNTCH ANNE RUSH Dido, Vice President; M.S.M.; Circle 5; Orientation Leader MICHAEL RUSSELL ROSEMARY RUTLAND L.H.L., Project Chairman; Prom Decoration Committee; Intramu- rals BOB RYAN Pyramids, Social Affairs Chair- man, Christmas Card Chairman; Prom Committee; L.H.L. Big Brother; Intramurals JAMES RYAN PHILLIP CLINTON SACKS JAMES SACKETT THOMAS SAITTA Mu Delta AL SALERNO MATHEW SALISBURY LORRAINE SALTSMAN WILLIAM SANTO ZIPPER SATTERFIELD Sigma Phi Sigma RICHARD SAUERS 77 TOM SAWYER SUE SCHAEFFER DAVID SCHOENBORN Phi Theta Kappa WILLIAM SCHNEDLER Mu Delta, President, Initiation Chairman; Club Intramurals; Sail- ing Club; H.C.C. Mascot; Xi Del- ta Rho, Daddy CAROLE SCHULTZ RONALD SCHULTZ J UDY SCHWEIKERT RONALD SCIARRETTA J OHN SCOTT ROBERT SEAL Kappa Tau CAROL SHAFFER ELIZABETH SHANNON DOUGLAS SHARON Newman Club PAT SHAW ment; Xi Delta Rho Circle S; Methodist Student Move- HAROLD SHEHANE SUZY SHERMAN Mano, Publicity Chairman; Art Club, President; M.S.M.; Prom Committee DON SHIELDS MIKE SHIRMER SUSAN SHULSE LARRY SIEGEL JOHN SIMON BILL SIMS BRIAN SINGLETARY Kappa Tau DONNA SIRMONS H.C.C., President, V.P.; leader BERNICE SLIGER MARGIE SMITH Dido; Head Cheerleader; Student Government, Secretary to the President; Student Court Jury; Intramurals; Orientation Leader NORMA SMITH ROBERT SMITH BETTY SNIDER SUE SNIDER KEN SPENCER Mu Delta I.C.B. Representative, Rush Captain; German Club; Bowling League; Intramurals J OHN SPINDELL GORDON SPRAGUE Sigma BETTY STADER Mano GORDON STAGER Sigma Phi Sigma, President; Cir- cle K; Student Government; I.C.B., President MARGARET STALEY JACK ST. CLAIR MERRILL STEBBINS MICHAEL STERNER J IM STEVENS K.T., Rush Captain; Circle K; L.H.L. Mascot, Big Brother RICHARD STEVENS CAROL STEWART ROBERTA STEWART Collegiate Civinettes, Historian; Dancemakers; TROIAD; The Elves And The Shoemakef, SHIRLEE STEWART IRVING STINSON EDWARD STOKER KAREN STONE GEORGE STONER DON STORY JACOB STOWERS J OHN STREATER B.S.U., President; Missions Chair- man; College Singers; Student Government; Lyceum Council; Religious Board Chairman; Elec- tions Committee; Jury Member SHARON STREET PETER STRESEN GLORIA STRICKLAND CHARLES STUMM Circle K; Orientation Leader; In- tramurals ROBERT STURM 82 FRANK SWAGER J OYCE SWAIN GLORIA SWANGO Dido; Young Republicans, Treas- urer; Political Union, Historian, Parliamentarian; Phi Theta Kap- pa; WOODEN HORSE; Student Court Jury; Youth Takes The Stand,, PATRICIA SWEENEY KATHLEEN SWEET GAIL SWIFT L.H.L.; St. Government, Presi- dent, Historian; Mistletoe Ball Court; Skyro Mascot SUSAN SWIF T Dido; Student Government, Treas- urer; Orientation Leader; Mistle- toe Ball Court; Intramurals; Sky- ro Mascot DAVID SWITZER KENNETH SULLIVAN Phi Rho Pi, President; Play- makers; Lyceum Council; Orches- tra; Debate Team; Youth Takes A Stand,,; Peter Paw, CHARLES SULTZMA NICHOLAS SURDI Pyramids; Clerk of Student Court J EAN KAY SUTHERLAND HAROLD SYLVSTER ANN TAYLOR JO ALICE TAYLOR Mano, Social Affairs, Rush Cap- tain; Prom Court; WOODEN HORSE; Prom Entertainment Committee; Orientation Leader; Student Court Jury; Womenk I.C.B.; Election Committee; Pub- lic Relations Chairman ROBERT TAYLOR ALICE TELLONE WILLIAM TEMPLEMAN ELIZABETH THALASINO RONALD THEREAULT DEANN E THIEL BARBARA LYNNE THOMAS ERWIN THOMAS GEORGE THOMAS Mu Delta; Canterbury Club, Pres- ident; Lyceum Council; Student Government, Elections Committee; Orientation Leader; WOODEN HORSE J ACK THOMAS JUNE LYNN THOMAS Mano, U.C.O.C., Rush Committee; Circle S, President; Lyceum Coun- cil; Scholastic Board; Pi Delta Mascot; Orientation Leader; Methodist Student Movement WILLIAM THOMAS WILLIAM A. THOMAS 83 BRUCE TIBBO SARA TIPPINS ROBERTA TODD ERNIE TOTH Phi Theta Kappa; Independent League; Softball RICHARD TRACY KATHY TSOURAKIS DONNA TUGGLE 84 STUART TUTHILL CLEVE UPCHURCH CONNIE UTTER Phi Theta Kappa; French Club; S.N.E.A. STEVE VAN DE CARR Pi Delta; Phi Theta Kappa; New- man Club NANCY VAN ELLEN ALEX VAN NORESTRAND K.T. J ULE VICTOR Arquiris; TROIAD, Business Man- ager; Intramurals DIANE WALLER Xi Delta Rho, Sergeant-at-Arms; Baptist Student Union; OBELISK; Spanish Club NANCY WALLIS HELEN WALSH JEAN ANN WALTER CORA MARIE WALTER Phi Theta Kappa; Young Demo- crats, Treasurer; Political Union, Secretary; Prom Chairman; So- cial Affairs Committee; WOODEN HORSE JAMES WARDLOW TED WARE DAVID WARNOCK TED WASSERLEIN KENNETH WATERS Skyro; Circle K; Intramurals JAMES WATKINS RON WAYMAN HEATH WAYN E LINDA WEBSTER J OSEPH WEGENER CHARLENE WEIL ELIZABETH WELLS MIKE WELLS WAYNE WERTZ ARTHUR WHEELER CATHY WHELPLEY 8b JOHN WHITE MAY ROSE WHITE HERBERT WHITTIER Spanish Club RICHARD WILCOX NOLAN WILKES JULIE WILKINSON Young Republicans; Florida Jun- ior College Press Association, Sec- retary; WOODEN HORSE, Co- Editor, Business Manager; Stu- dent Council, Elections Commit- tee; Orientation Leader; Varsity Girls Basketball JAMES WILLIAMS J UDITH WILLIAMS Arquiris, Co-Rush Captain KELL WILLIAMS N ORANEL WILLIAMS Dido ROSS WILLIAMS BILL WILLIAMSON Sigma Phi Sigma GARY WILLIAMSON Sigma Phi Sigma BARRY WILLIS PATTY WILLIS ROBERT WILMS CAP WILSON Skyro; Circle K, Secretary; In- tramurals; Athletic Co-Captain JOHN WILSON CAROL WIMBLE NORMAN WISLER WILLIAM WITHROW DANIEL WITTY MICHAEL WOLLAM ROBERTA WOODS CHARLES WOOLHEATER Pi. Delta, Sergeant-at-Arms; Delta Rho Mascot OTIS WRAGG Sophomore Councilman; Political Union, President; Young Demo- crats, Vice President EDWARD WREN . Skyro, President, Vice President, I.C.B. Representative; Circle K; 'Student Council; Men,s I.C.B. President; WOODEN HORSE, Managing Editor; Dido Mascot; L.H.L. Big Brother; Orientation Chairman; Lyceum Council RONALD YOUNT ANTHONY ZEOLI BARRY ZUBERER DONA ADEMY JAMES BALAUGH ROBERT BEAUDET SHIRLEY BILLINGS LINDA BOETTE EMMA BORO CAROLYN CARTER FRANK CHANDLER DAVID CLARK NORMA COOK ALEX CORBETT DOREN DARLING CHARLES DAVIS ERNEST DOWNING STANLEY EDWARDS THOMAS ERVIN DENNIS FERNANDEZ FOSTER FINLEY LAWRENCE FOSTER WILLIAM FOWLER THOMAS FRIAR J OAN GNAGY J IM GODDARD RICHARD GODDARD RUTH GRAY GEORGE GREER GARY GREGORY PETER GRUCHACZ MARILYN HARRIS DANIEL HARVEY WARREN HEILMAN WILLIAM HEVERLY TOMMY HILL DAVID HORN WILLIAM IHLY CONNIE JENKINS CHARLES KANISS J ERRE KENNEDY WILLIAM KENNEALLY DONNA KENT DANIEL KING ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD PHILIP LOWIS MARIAN LICZBINSKI FREDERICK McCANN LENORD MACH JAMES MacREYNOLDS SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED INCLUDE: CLARICE MAGRUDER EDWARD MARVEL HENRY MILISH SANDRA MILLER JOHN MILLER PAUL MITTES ROBERTA MORGAN RICHARD MUCCIANO WILLIAM MUTH BARTLET NICHOLS ROBERT N UNEY ROGGER PALMER JAMES PARKES WILLIAM PARSONS GLEN PHILLIPS MECHAN PIPER STEPHEN PODAUR MICHAEL PORDER PALVIA PREECE REDDEN RANDELL MARVIN RANDLE DENNIS REYNOLDS JOHN ROSINSKI RICHARD RUTAN ALFRED SALLOUM BARRY SCHREIBER CAROLE SCHULTZ WILLIAM SCHWENK WILL SIEBER ROLLA STANDAN RICHARD STEVENS IRVING STINSON EDWARD STOKER GEORGE STONER JACOB STOWERS J OHN STREATER PETER STRESEN-REUTER CHARLES STUMM KENNETH SULLIVAN CHARLES SULTZMAN NICHOLAS SURDI ROLAND SWEET DAVID SWITZER HAROLD SYLVESTER RONALD THERIAULT GEORGE THOMAS WILLIAM ALLEN THOMAS WILLIAM ROBERT THOMAS BURCE TIBBO RONALD TICHANOR ERNIE TOCH RICHARD TRACY STUART TUTHILL CLEVE UPCHURCH KENNITH VAIL STEPHEN VAN DE CARR CHARLES VAN NORDSTRAND COBURN WALKINSHAW KENNITH WATERS THOMAS WARD J AMES WARDLOW DAVID WARNOCK THOMAS WATERMAN J AMES WATKINS IAN WAXLER RONALD WAYMAN HEATH WAYNE MANNING WEBBER J OSEPH WEGENER WAYNE WEITZE ARTHUR WHEELER J OHN WHITE HERBERT WHITHIER MOLAN WILKES J AMES WILLIAMS KELL WILLIAMS ROSS WILLIAMS BILL WILLIAMSON GARY WILLIAMSON BARRY WILLIS ROBERT WILLMS GRAFTON WILSON JOHN WILSON WILLIAM WITHROW J ACK WITOW DANIEL WITTY MICHAEL WOLLAM CHARLES WOOLHEATER OTIS WRAGG EDWARD WREN RONALD YOUN ANTHONY ZEOLI BARRY ZUBERER Tom Harrington, Vice President; Ray Huglin, President; Barbara Heller, Secretary. F reshman Class As the freshmen worked their way through their first year at St. Petersburg Junior College, they began to realize the importance that their college was to play in their future lives. The year began with all freshmen and sophomores meeting each other at the annual Get Acquainted dance sponsored by the Student Government. During the first six weeks they elected their class officers, who guided them through the year. Ray worked with the Student Government which enabled him to give better information to the students. During second semester the Freshman Class sponsored Senior Day for the high school seniors, giving them a chance to see our college. This was attended by many interested and enthusiastic students who hope to make next yearis Freshman Class just as good as the Freshman Class of 1962. Ellen Abbott Patti Jo Abbott Karen Abercrombie Kateena Abraham Carole Adams Charles Adams James Adams Joseph Adams Katy AhI Robert Ahlf Barbara Ahrens Barbara Albritton James Alexander James Alexander Monte Alfonso Roland Alfonso John Allan Charles Allen Ronald Allen Jim Almy Dennis Amick Judith Anderson Pat Anderson Robert Anderson Arlisci Andrews Faye Andrews Karen Andrews Robert Andrews Michael Anthony Nancy Anton Erwin Apple Patricia Archemboud Joseph Arunski Daniel Ashlen Mike Athanason James Atkinson Fred Auanzini Richard Aumann Michael Bach Ed Bagby Carolyn Bailey Clint Bailey Elaine Bailey Robert Bailey Roger Bailey Sue Bailey Wayne Bailey Betsey Baker Douglas Baker Janet Baker Richard Bakker Terry Ball Kathryn Ballou N ancy Balton 9i 92 Kevin Banks Daniel Banner Georgieanna Barber Karen Barber John Barker Cordon Barnes Robert Barnes Francis Barreiro J ohn Barrett Sam Barrett Barry Barroso Harrison Barrows James Bartlett David Bassett Jo Ann Bates William Batey Betsy Bauder Del Baugh Bruce Baur Ann Bawell Eleanor Beahn Michael Bean Kathi Bearden Carole Beatly Paul Beanie Linda Bechtel Patricia Belcher Jack Belich Gail Beller Vernon Belor Sandra Benedict Barbara Benefield Robert Benfer Felice Benjamin Harold Benjamin John Benjamin Joseph Benjamin Doris Bennet Charles Bennett Bonita Benton Kathleen Benton Laura Benton Dennis Berry Alfred Bertoline Connie Bertuglia Joseph Best Dennis Beyer Bruce Biamont Tony Bigler Frances Billiris Robert Black Beverly Blake Dave Blakely Dan Blankenship Cynthia Blattner Charlotte Blodgett Felix Blowers Anthony Boatman Milford Bock Gene Boeglin Stephen Bolt Mary Bolte Jim Bond Robert Bonnette Louis Bonsey Mariann Booher John Bordeaux Doug Boren Craig Borgerson Roger Bourgeois Judy Bowan Mary Bower Winn Box Sharon Boyce Coni Boyd Denver Boyd Ermen Boyd Edwin Boyer David Boyle Diane Brackett Betty Bradbeer Michael Bradford Judith Brajcki Ron Branciforte Robert Brandenburger J im Brasfield Robert Brass Jo Ann Bratcher Sondra Brattain Carol Braun Charles Brazzeal Helen Breakiron J ames Bremen Rosealee Brennan Richard Briggs Barry Brillhart Margaret Brion Judy Brock Charles Brockman Jo Ann Brokaw Roger Brondstetter Bonnie Brooks Mary Ann Brooks Amen Brown Ellen Brown Emory Brown Fred Brown Fred Brown 93 94 James Brown Nancy Brown Vic Brown Robert Browning Butch Bryant J ayne Bryant Kathryn Buchanan Robert Bulatowicz Sandra Bullock Judy Bunch Bob Burke Kenneth Burke Gwendolyn Burress Judith Burtchaell Dale Burton Rebecca Busch Dahne Buschmann Harold Byrnes Robert Cadzow Paulette Caissey James Caldwell Charles Callaham Gerald Campbell Nan Campbell Bruce Cannon J ohn Laraway Margo Caraway Don Carlson Marlene Carlton Mary Jo Carnahan Richard Carrell Bert Carroll Carol Carter Deona Carter David Caruthers Linda Casey James Cass Mary Ann Castles Susan Cattery James Chaki Lynn Chako Judy Chamberlain James Chanliler Bernard Chevalier Mary Chiprean Winton Chitwood George Christman Chris Christou Bonnie Cichowski A1 Clark Earl Clark Pete Clay Nancy Clayton John Clendenon Michael Coachman Richard Cobb Harry Cochran Carol Coe Jerrol Cohn Mary Lou Cole Robert Cole Linda Coles Edwin Collins James Collins Marion Collins Joseph Collins Lois Colussy Bob Combs Gregory Combs Joseph Comer Gregory Comnes Linda Compton Norita Coneys J ames Congdon Meredith Conner Linda Cono Tom Converse A1 Cook Carole Cooke Richard Coombes Cecilia Cooper J erry Cooper Priscilla Cooper Stephanie Cooper David Coppin Stephen Corboy Bob Corey J ohn Cormick Jean Cornell Charles Cornwell Marshall Costa Cecil Courts Carol Cox Judith Coy Joseph Coyne Keer Craige Sherrill Creech James Crenshaw Jayne Crist Sandra Crook Glenn Crosby Thomas Crosby Cleve Crossway Don Crusoe Carlos Cueto Ted Culbertson Ronald Culm Bonnie Cunningham 96 David Curran Vicky Currie Merrille Curry Richard Curry Sue Cushing Sandy Czubik Martha Dahm Thomas Dailey Elmo Dalton Judith D Ange1o Vincent D Ange1o Barbara Dangler Carol Daniel Harold Danielson Doris Dann 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Patrick Turley Alonzo Turner Elizabeth Turner Guy Turner Marc Turner Richard Tuttrell Byron Twigg Merle Twigg Gale Tynefield Arthur Ullian Eddie Ulmer Dorothy Ulsted Terry Upman Brian Uprichard Beverley Urling Priscilla Vail Sexton Valente Clifford Valley David Van Bremen Harold Vardy David Vaughan Ed Vaughan Mary Vaughan Douglas Veazey Gayanne Vecchio Judy Vellenga, Camille Verdery Pacita Visquera Carol Vogoler Vivian Volker Helen Voshardt Lewis Voss Richard Wade Craig Wadsworth Linda Wagner Paul Wagner Timothy Wagner Sharon Wahlberg Penelope Waldo II3 ll4 J oseph Waldorf Chris Walker Hawey Walker Jean Walker Judith Walker Madelyn Walker Susan Walker Larry Walkins Don Wallace Pattie Wallace Jean Walter John Walters Pat Wardlow Wayne Warrington Richard Washabaugh Conni Washbum Larry Waters Hugh Watson Steve Watts Bob W'ayne Thomas Webster Gerald Webb Gloria Wegar Irma Wehle Barbara Weiner Fred Wellington Dennis Wells Charles Wenz Carey West Jill Westover Inez Westrich Richard Westrick 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Edward Zysko Kenneth 220 NS Nursing MARGURITE BARTLETT CAROLEE BILLIB JUDY CARPENTER CATHERINE CORBETT SNA SNA SNA SNA KATHRYN DAVELER LINDA DAYTON KATHRYN DICK J EANN IE DREADEN SNA SN A SNA SNA Students J OAN EDMONDS MAY GOODRICH CYNTHIA GRAU ELIZABETH J UNEAU SNA SNA SNA SNA LIBBY KAUFHOLD LYNDA KINCAID NANCY LOVE ALICE MC BURNEY SNA SN A SN A SNA ll7 MADGE MELDRIN DIANE MILHAUSEN CAROL MOSS DELORES MUELLER SNA SNA SNA SNA VERA O NEIL IDA PARTEN DIANE PRYMULA SALLY RENNER SNA SNA SNA SNA II8 ROSEMARY ROYCE GALE SEITZ KAREN WASHBURN NANCY WEAVER SNA LINDA WHITT SALLY ZIMMERMAN BARBARA ZUMWALD SNA SNA l22 SEATED: Dave Randall, President; Audrey Augustine, Secretary. STANDING: Bob Moore, Treasurer; Jim Heilbron, Vice President. DR. MICHAEL BENNETT Student Government Adviser The Student Government of St. Petersburg Junior College is a unique structure of student and faculty interaction designed to promote the best interests of the student body and the school itself. This year S.P.J.C.,s student government main- tained an active pace to achieve one of its most productive and worthwhile years. Student Governmentis initial task consisted of running the very important Fall orientation program, which they also dupli- cated on a smaller scale for the spring semester. Student leaders and faculty members co-operated in this effort in a series of instructive classes to help incoming Freshmen in addition to publishing the invaluable Trojan handbook. October was perhaps one of Councilis busiest months. They sent ten delegates to the Florida Student Government Con- vention in Brandenton establishing a closer connection between the many student governments of Florida. Fall elections took place during this month during which all previous voting records were set for this campus. In the latter part of the month Stu- dent Government members were willing to helpful assistants to Dr. and Mrs. Bennett at their annual faculty reception. Student Government Meetinv. L-R: John Streator, Religious Board Chairman; Larry Eskew, Scholastic Board Chairman; Gail Swift, Historian; Phil Gilbert, Chief Justice. Some new innovations also marked the work of the Student Government of S.P.J.C. this year. A much needed water fountain was provided outside by the athletic field. Patio furnishings were placed outside of the Sub to alleviate the crowded condi- tions inside and for the enjoyment of the students. The continuance of the landscaping of the quad- rangle was done by the council which resulted in true campus beauty. The establishment of t;Dead Week was an attempt to aid the students in prepa- ration for exams. L-R: Pat Price, ICB; Bill Irwin, Ments Athletic Chairman; Joan Buell, Womenk Athletic Chairman. L-R: John Gordon, Co-Editor Wooden Horse; Joan Kohne, Editor, Troiud; Julia Wilkinson,C0-Edilor,W00den Horse. l23 L-R: George Khouri, Sophomore Class President; Sherry Pickett, Otis Wragg, Sophomort- Councilman. Rise Stevens, Metropolitan Opera star, made an appearance on the J.C. campus thru the co- ordinated work of Student Government and the faculty in connection with Florida Presbyterian College. A revision of the Student Court system was another well-taken responsibility of Student Gov- ernment. For these activities and many others taken for granted such as publication of Student Directories and the operation of the lost and found, St. Peters- burg Junior College Student Government deserves a healthy vote of thanks for making this year one of great benefit for the students. L-R: Marcia Moore, Social Affairs Chairman; JoAlice Taylor, Public X Relations Chairman; Bev Peterson, School Improvement Chairman. L-R: Dan Ashlin, Deedee Dodson, Freshman Class Councilmen; Ray Huglin, Freshman Class President. l24 Chief J ustice: PHIL GILBERT Clerk of the Court: STEVE WATTS The Student Court, a phase of Stu- dent government, handles infractions of such regulations as campus parking. The purpose of the court is to function for the student body along with the student body. Student Court A reorganization of the constitution alleviated much of the pre- vious confusion and made policies of the court clearer to all con- cerned. With this reorganization came a different type of court procedure. A higher court and a lower court were formed, thus, dividing the cases as to their importance. Three new justices were elected along with a student prosecutor. This system assumed a great deal of responsibility which had formerly been delegated to a very few students. Adviser: MR. KOHLER ROW 1: Ray Klien, Sue Knisely, Jim Breslin, The Student Court runs on the basis of the students acting as jurers and prosecutors. It has the authority to hear and pass judge- ment on some cases pertaining to misconduct, traffic Violations, and violations of honesty in academic work on the part of the students attending St. Petersburg Junior College. In keeping with its fine record, the Student Court has done an outstanding job in main- taining law and order on the campus of Saint Petersburg Junior College. Student Court Secretary: BERNICE KIRSCH l26 Justices of the High Court. Campus Policeman: AL IVERSON ROW 1: Miss Lois Geiger, Advisor; Nancy Bolton, Jeannetta Hale, Mike Fowler. ROW 2: Ann Gorton, Diane Cuncinello, Chalotte Hutchinson, Connie Utter. Obelisk The Obelisk, the college literary magazine, is an outlet for students to contribute in the area of original expres- sion. This may include: short stories, poetry, cartoons, or jokes. Illustrations for stories are done by the students themselves. These student works are published during second semester and distributed to all students. An innovation this year was the addition of an Editorial Service, composed of four sophomores, who read the contributions and suggest ways in which they can be improved. Co-Editor: ANN GORTON Co-Editor: CHARLOTTE HUTCHINSON l27 g. a .1 JOAN KOHNE: Editor Business Manager: JULE VICTOR Troiad Recalling the past in the present, preserving it for the future: this is the challenge met by the Troiad staff in establishing the criterion. Presenting a melange of reflections and creativity, the bound volume displays to future generations the past experiences of their fellow students. Staff members will recall with smiles the panic of deadlines and rollicking parties that followed. Working as individuals within the team, they mixed laughter and fun with the thought and craftsmanship required to produce a keeper of memories. Advisor: t MR. E. L. NOEL, JR. Co-Assistant Editors: GEORGIA LUECK, CONI BOYD. Connie Washburn, Vicky Currie, Gus Peterson. STAFF Editor .. . Joan Kohne Co-Assistant Editors ................................ Georgia Lueck Coni Boyd ......... Jule Victor Business Manager ,,,,, Photographers - ............................................... Jack Belich Paul Willis Class and Faculty - .............................. Linda Jacobs Sue Swarts Associations ................................................. Jayne Bryant Connie Washburn Sports Vicky Currie Jim Almy Features Roberta Stewart Gus Peterson Advisor ........... ,. Mr. E. L. Noel, Jr. Jim Almy, Sue Swarts Linda Jacobs Paul Willis Roberta Stewart, J ayne Bryant. 129 Co-Editor: JULIE WILKINSON Co-Edilors , a Business Manager Sociely Editor ,, Fashion Editor Circulation Sports Editors , Feature Writer . Business Manager , Advisor. ,7 Advisor: MR. J. T. REILLY . . Julie Wilkison John Gordon ,, Lucy R. George Marcia Moore Barahra Rule Ann Taylor Jo Alice Taylor Tom Donnelly Phil Gilbert Stu Levinson Otis Wragg Paul Willis , , DaVe Randall Suzy Jones Mr. J. T. Reilly Co-Editor: JOHN GORDON The Wooden The Wooden Horse, the official college newspaper7 is published bi-monthly through the efforts of freshmen and sophomores who are interested in journalism. Business Manager: LUCY ROSE GEORGE Suzy Jones, Marcia Moore Barbara Rule Horse Its main endeavor is to provide the students of the college with the news and events which make up campus life. News items, up-to-date collegiate fashions, current sports, social activities, plus other interesting features are all in- cluded to make this one of the better junior college news. papers in the state. Ann Taylor, Phil Gilbert Tom Bonnelly, Jo Alice Taylor Stu Levinson, Otis Wragg, Paul Willis, Dave Randall l3l. 3Q x33 Circle K, the Oldest service club on campus, is spon- sored by the local Kiwanis International Organization. The club has many objectives, among those being to emphasize the advantages of the American way of life, to encourage participation in group activities, and to promote good fel- lowship and high scholarship. Circle K engaged in many beneficial projects this year. One of its projects was being host to the International Con- vention WhiCh was held in St. Petersburg. In addition, the annual car smash proved to be a successful moneymaking project. The club also held their annual blood drive, pro- vided housing facilities for the visiting basketball players. and initiated a parking sign project for the faculty park- ing privileges. it OFFICERS: Bernie Enlow; Larry Eskew, Presi- dent; Fred Kelsey; Kell Williams. , , DR. MICHAEL BENNETT Advisor Circle K ROW 1: ,Stu chinson, Mike Cooper, Peter Stresscn-Router. Dan Ashlin, Kell Williams, Larry Eskew, Tom Harrington, Manny Rodriquez, Bob Moore. ROW 2: Tom Donnelly, Carey West, Fred Kelsey, Frank Cable, John McKnight, Preston Page, Bill Muth. ROW 3: Dick Goddard, Dick Radcliff, Bill 160w; John Landrum, Chuck Hamm, Denny Fernandez, Jim Stevens, Craig Wadsworth, Jim Langham, Ray Huglin, Bernie Enlow, Chuck Stumm, Steve on em. I34 ROW 1: Janet Cohrs, JoAnne Cohrs, Nancy Heberling, Pat Price, Suzy Jones, Anne Rush, Joan Kohne, Margo Tanner, Pat Tanner, Marcia Moore, Kathy Morton. ROW 2: Irma Wehle, Diane Rassi, Bette Rule, Pat Dyer, Linda Hoffman, Evie Hogan, Diane Osborne, Bonnie Wlant, Ann Bumgardner, Donna Osborne. ROW 3: Cheryl Lashua, Donna Genung, June Thomas, Judi Williams. Circle S The Circle 5 Club, organized during the 1959-60 ses- sion, sponsored by the Sinawik Organization of St. Peters- burg, is a service club for college women who have a TTBT, hours. The purpose of Circle 5 is to be of service to the stu- average and are carrying a minimum of nine academic dents andifaculty of S.P.J.C. and t0 the community. The activities of Circle S were many and varied this year including a membership drive, initiation of new mem- bers, installation of officers, sponsoring a shoeshine, work- ing at the TB. Association, helping with the Christmas Toy Shop, and having a party with Circle K. Adviser: MISS E. GEHLEN OFFICERS: Ann Bumgardner; Diane Rassi; June Thomas, President; Joan Kohne; Bonnie Wiant. I35 Collegiate Civinettes, a service organization, is spon- sored by the St. Petersburg Civitans. In September, a cook-out for prospective members was held at the Civitan beach club, and formal initiation took place in November. During December the girls were guests of the parent club, and during the Christmas season sold fruitcake. Needy families were remembered both at Christmas and at Easter. Second semester members were added to the roll, a joint party was held with Circle S and delegates attended the State Convention in Tampa. OFFICERS, ROW 1: Dodie Cook, President; Valerie Sargeant; Elaine Howland. ROW 2: MISS ELLEN HOFFMAN Toni Alysworth; Judy Prescott; Roberta Stewart. Advisor Collegiate Civinettes ROW 1: Kay Miller, Dudie Cook7 Deanna Budd, Elaine Howland, Sandy Deschler, Bonnie Ciechowski, Susan Konitz, Sharon Siracuse. ROW 2: MCIIe Dilworth, Toni Alysworth, Virginia Douglas, Charlotte Hutchinson, Judy Ballard, Pat Jones, Valarie Sargeant, Ann Corton. ROW 3: Judy Prescott, Mary Lou Sewell, Roberta Woods, Carole Albrecht, Jane Bleezarde, Kay Keating, Roberta Stewart, Nancy Claton. I36 SEATED: Gloria Swango, Barbara Butler. STANDING: Ken Sullivan, Barry Zuberer, Dave Horn, A1 Bishop, Bill Foley. Not pictured: Elaine Erlich, Ron Lowe, Dick Chelse, Roberta Morgan. Youth Takes a Stand TTYouth Takes a Standg7 is a weekly fifteen minute radio program produced by the students of St. Petersburg Junior College over Radio Station WPIN. This panel discussion program is open to all students who desire to parti- cipate in discussions on topics pertaining to art and music, collegiate problems, and national and international current events. The aim of the program is to provide practical experience in research, logical thinking, and effective im- promptu expression of opinions, as well as to encourage an awareness of our society and the existing world situations. The idea was conceived in 1957 by Mrs. Aimee Erwin, radio and TV coordinator for the Pinellas public schools, and since that time the program has progressed under the leadership of a student coordinator and the aid of Station WPIN. ROW 1: Menu Carter, Charlotte Hutinson, Sully Berky, Marie Walter, Joan Germaine,01ga Ceorgiades. ROW 2: Peggy Clark, Katherine Muniicuse, Frunu Parker, Norma Alberts, Toni Bartholemew, Madeline Hanson. ROW 3: Ann Gorton, Ken Bevan, Rolan Sweet, Prestion Page, George Bohn,Steve Van de Cark. Phi Theta Kappa OFFICERS: Joan Germaine, Ken Bevan. President: Sully Berthy, Preston Page. The main purposes of Phi Theta Kappa are to pro- mote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students in junior college. Member- ship is open to those students with an overall scholastic average of ttBi9 or better with no less than 15 academic hours and who are recommended by the Advisory Committee. Phi Theta Kappa awards a scholarship to a worthy in- coming,r student at the end of the year and a key to the valedictorian of the graduating class. One of the club7s projects is the taping of stories for the blind children at the Nina Harris School for the blind. Advisor: MRS. G. TURNER I38 The Florida Beta Chapter of Phi Rho Pi, the National Honorary F orensic Society of Junior Colleges, was es- tablished at St. Petersburg Junior College in April of 1959. It is composed of students who have shown an active interest in furthering the art of speech and rhetoric, who have maintained a scholastic average of ttCK and who have excelled in speech intramural contests, public speaking in the community, or in the areas of intercollegiate debate and individual speakinv. Phi Rho Pi in fulfilling its purpose of providing better speech training and experience for J.C. students has spon- sored several intramural speech contests and has sent rep- resentatives to state forensic meets. Phi Rho Pi also spon- sored the activities of the S.P.J.C. Debate Teams participat- ed in tournaments at the University of Florida, Chipola Junior College, and Florida State University, making this year a very successful year for Phi Rho Pi. OFFICERS, SEATED: Christine Carson; Elaine Erlich. MRS, ANNA GAE HALL STANDING: Ricky Nations; Ken Sullivan, Presi- Advisor dent. Phi Rho Pi SEATED: Christine Carson, Elaine Erlich, Mrs. Hall. STANDING: Bill Sims, Ricky Nations, Ken Sullivan, A1 Bishop, Alex Reina. ROW 1: Dianne Cuccinello, Barbara Butler, Lorraine Ambrose, Andy Harshbarger, Mr. E. L. Noel, Jr. ROW 3: Mr. Clyde Lewis, Mr. Noval Smith, Otis Wragg, Ralph Alfonso, Charles Bennett. ROW 4: Mr. Ralph Worthington, Jim Breslin, Mike Yopp, Mr. Travers Putnam. Adviser MR. EARL KOHLER L-R: Otis Wragg, President; J im Breshlin; Gloria Swango. I40 Barbara Butler; Political U nion MR. LEWIS BROWN Advisor Susan Knisely, Gloria Swango. ROW 2: Paul Ponsard, Ben Dorsey, John OiNeal, John Day, The purpose of the Political Union is to encourage the active participation in the political process by college stu- dents, in the interest of more adequate standards of gov- ernment. The Union started their year of activities by having a coffee reception to acquaint the old members with other young people who might be interested in joining the club. First semester saw the club sponsoring the United Nations program, iiThe Changing U.N.7, The student elections were capably handled through the membersi supervision of ballot- ing and polling the booths, through the conduction of iiroast- ing sessions? and through the assistance of publicizing the elections. Moreover, the Union conducted a student ob- versership program on the county and local levels and worked with various political officers in Pinellas County in- terning for one week. Several conventions were held, one at Tallahassee and one at Daytona Beach, and the members worked with the State Cabinet officers and justices of the State Supreme Court. ROW 1: Mike Yapp, Barbara Butler, Carol Hitchens, Gloria Swango, Jim Breslin. ROW 2: Mr. Lewis, Bob Moore, Ralph Durrant, Dick Smith. Young Republicans OFFICERS: Carol Hitchens, Jim Breslin, President; Gloria Swango, Mike Yapp. The main purpose of the Young Republicansi Club is to acquaint young people with the practical aspects of par- tisan politics and to promote their active, participation in the party of the individual studenfs choice. Membership is open to any S.P.J.C. of good moral character between the ages of 17 and 40 believing in the principles of the Republican party and supporting it. Meetings are usually the scene of much political discussion and acti ities. Adviser: MR. C. LEWIS The primary purpose of E1 Club Espafiol is to bring about a better acquaintance with, and to further the use of Spanish both in college and in the community. The Spanish club holdsimonthly meetings which include a business con- ference and an informative program dealing with varied in- terests of the students. The activities of 1961-62 in the Spanish club included: a formal initiation ceremony, a buffet Christmas party, spon- soring movies, Visiting a Spanish restaurant, and having a joint party with the German Club and the French Club. OFFICERS: Madelaine Hason, Dick Smith, Joan Germaine. Adviser: MRS. G. LONGWELL Spanish Club ROW 1: Madeline Hanson, Helga Heimar, Joan Germaine. ROW 2: Stevie Ingram, Dave Munson, Pete Berstein, Dick Smith, Sue Bryant. I42 ROW 1: Coni Boyd, Sandy Helms, Olga Georgiadis, Robert Doharganes. ROW 2: Al Bishop, Richard Milner, David Bush, William Milton, Noel Lecher. President not pictured. F rench Club Meetings, held bi-monthly, by the French Club have been the scene of many interesting and influential discussions and activities. Taking field trips, viewing films and slides of French MISS MARCELLA COLE speaking countries, and listening to speakers were all a part of this year7s French Club ac- tivities. Anyone who is interested in French or is taking the language is eligible to become a member providing he has a iicii average. The general purpose of the club is to promote interest in spoken French and in French culture. Adviser: MISS GERDA BECKER ROW 1: Jo Whitcomb, Linda Hauffman, Marcia Jones, Betsy Bauder. Louisa Tietz. ROW 2: Marian Liczbinshi, Roland Sweet, Tony Boatman. German, C lub Membership in this language club is open to anyone who has taken German and is interested in the German language and culture or a career in utilizing the language. Many meet- ings, which were held at the homes of the members, were spent listening to informative speakers and viewing films. OFFICERS: President; Marian Liczhinski, Roland Sweet, Tony Boatman. The Student National Education Association is com- posed of the students of St. Petersburg Junior College who are interested in the teaching profession. The members pear- ticipated in American Education Week and sponsored Mr. Kohlefs speech on American Education vs. Russian Train- ing. The S.N.E.A. assisted the various departments around campus with their American Education Week bulletin boards and arranged displays in the Administration build- ing and the Library. Fourteen members attended the Student FE. . Lead- ership Conference at Rollins College. Special programs were presented on guidance and audio-Visual materials. During second semester a program was presented on teaching in the Peace Corps, internship, and certification. A second delegation of members was sent to the state F.E.A. conven- tion at Miami Beach. ROW 1: Joan Elwood, Charlott Hutchinson, President Sally Berthy. Adviser: ROW 2: Ann Gorton, Gail MacElwain, Ann DR. E. G. HEARD Bumgardner. S.N.E.A. Advisor: DR. H. E. SAGESER ROW 1: Merlie Dilworth, Charlotte Hutchinson, Bonnie Wiunt, Miriam Minor, Diana Doran, Sally Berthy, Kayleen Benton, Joan Elwood. ROW 2: Kay Miller, Roberta Woods, Dianne Ballon, Joyce Oakley, Sherri Meyers, Mary Ann Bestle, Jeannetta Hale, Conner Utter. ROW 3: Arlisce Andrews, Cheryl Jacobs, Irma Wehle, Carole Schultz, Ann Corton, Diana Thiel, Ann Bumgardner, Marsha Siegler, Madeline Hanson. ROW 4: Dr. Heard, Sandy Proctor, Marcia Jones, Janet Jonas, Gayle McElwain, Neil Marvel, Phil Morron, Dr. H. Sagester. ROW 1: Carol Glide, Ann Gorton, Frankye Murphy, Marsha Brady. ROW 2: Gladys Holbeck, Merle Dilworth, Becky Hurt, Frana Parker, Margaret Beard, Nancy Bolton. ROW 3: Joan Kohne, Jim Almy, Larry Hord, Gary Kilroy, Dale Lafesste, JoAnn Bratcher. ROW 4: Tom Dillon, Bill Downs, Mr. Tod Dravis, Advisor. M S. M. ROW 1, LR: Ron Grant, Nancy Bolton, Sylvia CrenshawePresi- dent. ROW 2: Susan Sherman, Jim Almy. After being inactive for some time, the Methodist students became very active this year. An organizational meeting was held in September with the guest speaker being Lee Pearson, prominent speaker in the Tampa Bay Area. There followed a luncheon where all the members were able to get to know each other. Later on in the semester there was a hayride with the B.S.U. Many of the members attended intercity meetings and programs at the local churches. During second semester there was a party for all members and their dates. Many of the members attended the state M.S.M. meeting at Leesburg, Florida, the Florida Methodist Youth Camp. ROW 1: Diane Rassi, Sylvia Crenshaw, Pat Shaw. ROW 2: Susan Sherman, Ellen Seaborne, Pat Met- calf, Connie Washburn, Melinda Salgado, Paggy Clark, Sally Berthy. ROW 3: Ron Herndon, Tim Wagner, Sandy Janke, Pat Bressell, Carolyn Day, J eff Witmer. ROW 4: Ron Grant, Paul Willis, Dick Snyder. The Baptist Student Union, a religious club, began first semester by attending the State B.S.U. Convention in Tampa. In November they gave a Thanksgiving basket to the D. and D. Missions Home. Second semester several students attended the New Orleans Mission Conference, while others attended the State B.S.U. planning conference at Letesburg, Florida. Participation in Religious Emphasis week was strongly urged by all members. Baptist Student Union held its an- nual Spring banquet in May where election and installation of next year,s officers took place. . OFFICERS: Irving Stinson, JCrelyn Bretts, John Streator, President; Helga Heiner, Duane Boyer, Adviser; Sandy Merchant. MR. M. NOTT I O C ROW 1: Eleanor Beakn, Borinie Benton, Pat Ross, Anne Hardy, Helga Heiner,Jerelyn Belts, Sarah Dohson. ROW 2: Mirian Shannon, Pat Donovan, Diane Waller7 Joy Rich, JOAnn Fuller, Sandy Merchant, Irving Stinson. ROW 3: Kell Williams, John Streator, Mike Yupp7 Duane Bowyer, Craig Creison, Paul Ham. I46 The main functions of the Newman Club, a member of the Newman Club Federation, are to sponsor worthwhile projects on the campus and to offer an excellent opportunity for positive religious influence. The three main endeavors 0f the club are religious, athletic, and social. The lectures by diocesan priests and monthly communion breakfasts were included in the religious area. In the athletic phase a team from the Newman Club represented the club in indepen- dent intramural games. The social functions consisted of an annual dance, Pot Pourri, and Huck Finn Day. OFFICERS: Larry Lynch, President; Nancy KNo'rton, Pat Maddalena, Jim Pagne. Advisor: MR. E. FLANNARY Newman Club ROW 1: Florence Hoyd, Betty Bradbeer, Mary Margaret Patrick, Sandy Schworkert,Kathy Smith, Pam Richards, Nancy Norton. ROW 2: Father Moran, Dennis Gunther, Beverly Blake, Gail Roche, Pat Maddalena, Dave McIvernery, Judy Highlen, Andrew Mirabolh. ROW 3: Gale Hoover, Judy Brojcki, Jim DeRosa, Margaret Merky, A1 Salerno, CarolBruan, Bernard Chevalier,Mary Ann Sweet. ROW 4: Richard Westrick, Ronny Culm, Larry Bahor, Joe Arunski, Loe Fink. I47 I48 Sacial' Clubs I49 l50 SEATED: Miss Vera Dumas, Adviser. STANDING: Bette Rule, Sec- retary; Put Price, President. ROW 1: Jeanne Pentecost, Betty Neely, Sandy Deschler, Jo Alice Taylor, Pat Price, Sandy Merchant, Teena Abrams, Donna Sirmons, Joan Elwood. ROW 2: Bette Rule, Cheryl Lashua, Stephanie Ingram, Julie Helman', Shirley Bytner, Donna Class, Marcia Taylor, Nancy Hulchins, Therese Cullen. Womenfs 1. CB. The womerfs Inter Club Board consists of three representatives from each of the women,s social clubs: the presidents, the rush captains, and the I.C.B. representative. The board has many dis- cussions about the rules and regulations that govern the clubs on campus. SEATED: Gordon Stager, President. STANDING: Hugh Bell, Vice President; Dick Isaacs, Secretary. M61198 ICE. The ments Inter Club Board, is composed of three representatives from each of the six men7s social clubs: the presidents, the rush captains, and the I.C.B. representative. The members of the club create the laws which lay the foundation for the clubs$ activities. ROW 1: Mike Focthe, Hugh Bell, Gordon Stager, Dick Isaacs, A1 Bishop. ROW 2 Bill Schnedler, Jim Stevens, Craig Wadsworth, Ken Spencer, Bob Metz. Arquiris ROW 1: Patti Jo Abbott; Mary Ann Martin; Marie Walter; Joan Elwood; Jeanne Cornell; Candy Holder; Norma Alberts. ROW 2: Ann Bumgardner; Cindy Davenport; Judi Williams; Brenda Kiser; Bonnie Wiant; Jean Spaulding; Murcia Taylor; Jule Victor. JOAN ELWOOD,President , . ' SEATED: Norma Alberts, Treasurer; Ann Bumgardner, L ' Secretary. STANDING: Marcia Taylor, I.C.B; Wiant, Vice President; Candy Holder, Athletic Captain. MISS FLORENCE GILLHAM I 52 Advisor Arquiris starts a year anew . . . formal initiation held at Wedgewood Inn . . . annual doll contest presented with proceeds going to a local charity . . . cool slumber party at a members house . . . exchange of gifts at a Christmas party . . . a swinging party with Pi Delta . . . plans for parties with other men7s clubs . . . members participate in activities on campus . . . Joan, Bonnie, and Ann hold other club offices . . . Marcia, Cindy, Jeanne, and Judi belong to different clubs . . . Mary Ann is on debate team . . . Candy is ener- getic 0n varsity volleyball and basketball teams . . . Brenda takes a great interest in the fine arts . . . SEATED: Dutch Darling. STANDING: Larry Housel; Gerry Cross; John Clendenon. Norma is in Phi Theta Kappa . . . Jule is business manager of TROIAD . . . Marie is Prom Chairman for the year . . . initiated more members into club second semester . . . ROW 1: Linda McCucheon; Barbara Heller; Margie Smith; Marsha Newtown; Jeanne Pentecost; Abraham; Nancy Moses; Becky Deane; Jan Eyman; Barbara Schneegold. ROW 2: Linda Price; Judy Mastry; Sarah Rhodes; Cathy Whepley; Cindy Stutlander; Karen Cacarillo; JoAnn Angle; Karen Munn; Sharon Hoover; Audrey Augustine. ROW 3: Mary Ann Streck; Noranel Williams; Sissy Cooper; Anne Rush; GIOFia Wegar; Karen Shlltt; Therese CUHCH; Andre LeDantec; BeV PCtBrSOH; Sue Swift. ROW 4: Karen Alexander; Gloria Swango; Judy Stusak; Barbara Cooper; Kathy Smith; Tynker Middlemas; MaryAnn Johnson; Kay Rankin; Carole Peterson; Elsie O Berry JEANNE PENTECOST,President L L SEATED: Bev Peterson, Treasurer; Audrey Augustine, : . Secretary; Sharon Hoover, Vice President. STANDING: Kay Rankin, Historian; Karen Cacarillo, 50- MRS. MARY SCHUTT cial Chairman; Therese Cullen, Rush Captain. Advisor Rush party at Holiday Inn and Portrait in Red,, opened the year for Dido and rushees . . . c4Be a Millionaird7 entertained KT-Dido party . . . celebrated Christmas with dates at Si1Ver Swirl,9 . . . provided entertainment for Mound Park Auxiliary and WKXY in Sarasota . . . held Dido-Sigma party . . . SEATED: Ed Nelson. STANDING: Buddy Gould; Denny Fernandez; Fuzzy Flory. Men,s smoker second semester enjoyed by all . . . busy Didds are very active on campus . . . Jeanne, Jan, Linda, and Barb are cheer- leaders . . . Margie. is captain . . . Audrey and Bev hold government offices . . . mascots are very important in yearas activities . . . all a good year for Dido . . . l55 ROW 1: Put Belcher; Melinda McKenzie; Janet Hunlvl, Donna Sirmons; Kathy Nourse; Betty Neely. ROW 2: Kurhm Holzlleimcr; Betsy Baudcr; Jerry Meyer; Barbara Statk; Joanne Meyer; Frances Wittstruck; Nancy Hutchings; SallyWiehe. DONNA SIRMONS, President I ; , ' SEATED: Pat Belcher, Athletic Captain; Betty Neely, Rush Captain; Kathy Nourse, Secretary. STANDING: Jeanne Meyer, Treasurer; Janet Hunter, Re- MRS. ELIZABETH TRENT porter; Jerry Meyer, Vice President. Advisor Rush party held at City Bank and Trust to get year started . . . held formal initiation at Yacht Club . . . parties planned with men,s social clubs . . . HCC-Mu Delt go Christmas carolino' . . . rummage sale . . . Mardi Gray at A1 Kareem Club is theme of dance for year . . . have members in honor society . . . Kathy is on the bowl- ing league . . . SEATED: Bill Schnedler. STANDING: Clyde Lower, Tom Bradbeer. Betty heads the sailing club . . . Pat, Donna, and Barbara are in Playmakers . '. . Bill, Clyde, and Tom as mascots help club in many ways . . . ROW 1: Puni Wallace; Eileen Scnger; Gail Swift; .lnun Kohnc; Rosenmry Rullund; Jill Shiwrs; Dede UConnell; Dona Adem'; Susan Knisely; Mannie Stewart. ROW 2: Nita Martin; Jennie .lenks; Sandy Lewis; Julie Holman; Judy Smith; Barbara Hall; Sue Witleman; Carol Rankin; Pat Chcsley; Judy Gibson; Dede Dodson; Del Buugh; Pat Kimmy; June Ann Hollcr. ROW 3: Susie Wnodruff: Jame Comm: Guy Ann Vocciho; Ellen Merslmn; Kay Messmoru; Sandy Custufson; Shelia Ruggerio; Sue Him; Lois Collusy Cuni Bnyd; ,Imm Huell; Katy A111; Judy IyAngclo; Sue Swans; Sherry Pickett. DONNA GLASS, President , I ' ' I L SEATED: Sue Him, Treasurer; Pat Chesley; Social Chair- - . ' man. STANDING: Shelia Ruggerio, Chaplain; Judy Smith, MRS. ELOISE CAMERON Vice President; Dona Ademy, Rush Captain; Barbara Advisor H2111, Secretary. 4 Madem0ise1le LHU, invited all coeds to meet LHL at fall rush . . . formal initiation held at Beach and Surf . . . donuts and rum- mage sold . . . calendar girls were talk of campus . . . KT-LHL Visited crippled children at Christmas . . . club had parties with men,s Clubs . . . had big spring picnic with Pyramids . . . Harlequin Ball attended by many was a big success . . . members and big brothers enjoyed fall party . . . SEATED: Hugh Bell. STANDING: Jim Stevens; Bob Metz; Dave Randall. Chez Monsieur and fashion show interested many people . . . LHLBIJS participated in many campus activities . . . Gail, Pat, and Judy are cheerleaders . . . Sherry, Joan, DeeDee, and Joan hold government offices . . . Susan is justice of court . . . Gail, Jane Ann, DeDe7 Eileen, Judy, and Shelia are mascots for menk clubs . . . another top year for LHL . . . ROW 1: Marcia Moore; Suzy Jones; J0 Alice Taylor; Iris Brazington; Betty Stader; Elaine Nunn; Donna Rosson; Kathy Karney; Suzy Sherman; Pat Dyer; Barb Nickql; Pat Price. ROW 2: Linda Casey; Diane Sprague; Sally Fuller; Cheryl Lashua; Joan Dilker; Evie Hogan; Donna Osborne; Barbara Rule; Linda Pearman; Pat Tanner. ROW 3: Elaine Malin; Linda Highfield; Eileen D Ange10; Bette Rule; Phoebe Green; Becky. Joseph; Debb Smith; J0 Andrews; Margo Tanner; Jane Christ; Linda Compton; Barbara Nunn. ROW 4: Cale Hoover; Diane Hodges; Betty Bradbeer; June Thomas; Linda Emerson; Nancy Norton; Babette Cairns; Susan Hefferman. PAT PRICE,President SEATED: Marcia Moore, Social Chairman; Betty Brad- beer, Vice President; Joan Dilker, Secretary. STANDING: J0 Alice Taylor, Co-Rush Captain; Bette Rule, Co-Rush MRS. MARY CANTWELL Captain; Pat Dyer, Treasurer. I60 Adviser Big year started Mano going with a rush party . . . formal initiation followed . . . parties were held with merfs social clubs . . . more parties . . . went caroling at Christmastime . . . presented orphans with gifts . . . active club on campus . . . Marcia and J0 Alice hold government positions . . . Barbara and Suzy work on Wooden Horse . . . June is a mascot . . . SEATED: Woody Brunduge. STANDING: Jim Hart; Jim Mandcrschcid; Jones. Big brother party enjoyed by all . . . Woody, Jim, Dave, and Jim add great support to club . . . everyone has fun! Xi Delta R 0 ROW 1: Carol Albrecht; Kay Miller; Dodie Cook; Peggy Clark; Merle Dilworth; Margaret Spurrier; Sandy Dreschler; Sandy Proctor; Shirley Bytner; June Knight; Joafn Germaine; Pat Shaw; Sandy Merchant. ROW 2: Connie Utter; Diane Blue; Ann Gorton; Bonnie Cichowski; Lucy George; Jean Peaire; Sarah Dodson; Virginia Douglas; Elaine Erlich; Georgia Lueck. ROW 3: Margaret Fulmer; Sandy Meyer; Lyn Marhque; Carol Hitchens; Nancy Clayton; Marsha Sugler; Sharon Jewette; Diane Waller; Kay Keating; Stephanie Ingram. SHIRLEY BYTNER, President SEATED: Sandy Merchant, Co-Rush Captain; Elaine Er- ' ' lich, Social Chairman; Lucy George, Vice President. STANDING: Merle Dilworth, Historian; Stevie Ingram, MISS MARJORIE AUSTIN Co-Rush Captain; Sandy Procter, Treasurer. Advisor I62 hGrecian Holidayh was the theme of the year . . . held open rush at Bath Club . . . Wedgewood Inn scene of formal initiation . . . members enjoy many parties with men7s social clubs . . . Pyramids, MD, PD . . . have ttBig Daddy,7 party for members . . . Xi Deltts gel mascots . . . Rod, Larry, Hayden, George, Ray help club in many ways . . . Xi D6155 decorate library show room . . . help with Christ. mas seals . . . many active members in club . . . Dodie, Ann, Lucy, and Joan hold offices on campus . . . SEATED: Larry Eskew. STANDING: Hayden Anderson; George Lindsay: Ray Klein; Rodney Nichols. Everyone enjoys club dance of the year, the ttPeppermint Twist? at the Soreno Hotel . . . another year never to be forgotten . . . Kappa Tau ROW 1: Bob Countryman; Bobby Caldwell; Bill Muth; Dan Ashlin; Steve Lazzarie; Bob Moore; Mike Focht; Bob Seal; Bill Roberts. ROW 2: Jim Fisher; Phil Gilbert; Buddy Gould; Reilly Brown; Frank Chandler; Lany Eskew; Jerry Porter; Jack Wood; John Gordon; Fred Kelsey; Bill Irwin; George Kramer; Mickey Nutting. ROW 3: Jim Langham; Dave Randall; Brian Singletcry; Denny Fernandez; Jim Stevens; Ray Huglin; Jim Heilbrom; Bill Cantlin. MICKEY NUTTINC,PresidenL ' ' SEATED: Mike Focht, Secretary; Jim Heilhrom, Vice a President; Denny Fernandez, Co-Rush Captain; Bill Muth, Treasurer. MR.ALBERT MARSH STANDING: Bill Irwin, Athletic Captain; Jim Stevens, Adviser Co-Rush Captain; Jim Langham, Social Chairman. Collegiate men roll in with formal rush party at Sandalwood Motel . . . initiation later . . . KT-Dido enjoy a cool swinging party . . . KT-LHL put on Christmas party at Crippled Children,s Hospital . . . moonlight cruise with dates delights all . . . dance followed a basketball game with ttEden Rockst, providing entertainment . . . had an interesting picnic with dates . . . members in club active on campus . . . Dan, Larry, John, Dave, Ray, Jim, and Bob hold govern- ment positions . . . Denny, Ed, Dave, Jim, and Buddy are mascots . . . KTts rocking dance of the year, ttPolynesian Paradise? brings a big turnout . . . other parties and more! ! M u Delta ROW 1: George Brown; J0e PeIl1ia; Jim Alm '; Benny Locke; Bob Lynch; John Laska. ROW 2: Bill Schnedler; Larry Scheurer; Stan Shively; Ken Spencer; Brian Frid; Rick Robertson. ROW 3: Jeff Lyons; Chris Wyatt; Charles Merkle; Howard Greisinger; R ike Russell; Joe Godown; Bill Roberts. BILL SCHNEDLER, President SEATED: Joe Pethia, Treasurer; Bill Roberts, Secretary; Ken Spencer, I.C.B.; George Brown, Vice President. STANDING: Larry Scheurer, Rush Captain; Mike Russell, MR. RALPH REED Sergeant-aLArms; Joe Godown, Athletic Captain. '66 Advisor Lakewood Country Club is scene of this yearhs rush party . . . formal initiation followed . . . a swinging party on New Year7s Eve was held . . . Mu Delt-Xi Delt enjoy a roaring party at the Lion7s Den . . . more parties and more parties with other women,s social Clubs . . . Peggy and Shirley add beauty to the club as mascots . . . Shirley Bytner, Peggy Clark. Members participate in various activities on campus . . . Bill is a mascot . . . Jim works on TROIAD . . . parties in the future . . . give club entertainment. I67 ROW 1: John Nolan; Dave Munson; Jules Ciuvun; Bill Ray; Al Bishop; Bill Hum; Tum Hurrcl. ROW 2: Mike Scllvcn; Ron Wuymun; Charlie Woolllculcr; Frank Cable; ROW 3: 30b Locher; Gerry Cross; John Stoner. Mike Sterner; Paul Melts; Larry Bowen; Jim Ellinlt; Roger Bourgmis; Larry Houscl; Steve Van de Curr. AL BISHORPI'ESide SEATED: Bill Hunt, Treasurer; John Nolan, Secretary; Jules Clavan, Business Director; Frank Cable, I.C.B. STANDING: John Stoner, Rush Captain; Bob Loeber, MR. ROY OLDHAM Social Chairman; Jim Elliott, Athletic Captain. Adviser The year started with a rush party at City Bank and Trust . . . formal initiation held at Coquina Key Club . . . Pi Delts enjoy hhouse warming??? . . . parties with all women7s social clubs . . . and more parties . . . have luau with alumni . . . crazy moonlight hayrides . . . dance, uSpaths Speakeasy? draws a large crowd . . . SEATED: Nancy Moses; Sue Witteman. STANDING: Mary Kay Kramer; June Thomas; Ginger Krekel. Victorious baseball team keeps practicing . . . Larry and Gerry are mascots . . . well represented by six mascots for the year . . . many more activities and parties. yramids ROW 1: Willie Peacock: George Klmuri; Rodney Nirhols: Al Marrottu: Jim Short: Steve Allen; Dennis Wells. ROW 2: Bill Reid; Larry Babor; Hovurd Levinson; Toppvr Morton; Curvy West; Mike Cooper: Norm Lumer; Bill Lowe: Jim Mandorschcid. ROW 3: Jimmy Powell; Hugh Bell; Dill Pouchcr; Barry Brillllurt; Tom Harrington; John Lundrum; Bill Thomas: Craig Wadsworth. HOW4: Randy Mitchell; RayKhlin: John McKnight. Mike COOper, 2nd semester , L SEATED: Al Marretta, Rush Captain; Steve Allen, His- president; Hugh Bell, lst 56- V V L torian; Carey West, Vice President; Willie Peacock, mester president. Athletic Captain. STANDING: Jim Short, Secretary; MR. E. L. NOEL, JR. MR. CECIL CHEEK Craig Wadsworth, I.C.B.; Ray Klein, Treasurer. I 70 Advisers Rush parties began the year for Pyramids . . . formal initiations and informal initiations commenced . . . dance theme of the year is gTharaohk Phrolics$7 . . . parties with LHL and Dido . . . more parties and more parties . . . Tom and George hold government positions . . . money-making project in selling Christmas cards . . . SEATED: DeDe UConnell. STANDING: Audrey Augustine; Donna Glass; Jane Ann Holler. Jim is a mascot . . . won Circle K carsmash . . . have a big date party . . . more parties and more parties . . . a year never to be forgotten for the bowtie men . . . ROW 1: Lu: lek; Hutch Bryant; Mike Porter; Zipper Salterficld; Frcncllie Puradis; Hob Combs; Chris W'alker; Gordan Slugmz ROW 2: Finley Knight; Jim Hurt; Dick Isuucs; Frank Hawkins; Warron Hvilman; Wayne, Adams; Ken Ercnlwrgm; Richard Lewritt. ROW 3: Roger Larmn; Chuck Jerml: Gor- dan Spmguv; Loo Carhvcigln: Rick Shupalocr; Guy Hointz; Van Neely. GORDON STACER, President ' SEATED: Jim Hart, Chaplain; Zipper Satterfield, Social Chairman; Mike Porter, Treasurer; Chuck Jerrol, Sergeant- at-Arms. STANDING: Roger Larson, Athletic and Rush MR. EARL KOHLER Captain; 1.89 Cartwright, SCTIBIQI'Y; Dick Isaacs, Vice I 72 Advisor President. The Holiday Inn was the scene of Sigmavs rush party . . . later formal initiation was held . . . parties were enjoyed with Mano and LHL . . . more parties planned with other womengs social clubs . . . Jim is a mascot . . . Sigma sponsored the annual chUgliest Couple on Campush . . . SEATED: Therese Cullen. STANDING: Sheila Ruggerio, Noranel Williams. hBowery Ballh held this year with a large crowd attending . . . Therese, Sheila, and Noranel add beauty and support to club in many ways . . . great! I73 ROW 1: Paul Ectliv; Neil Wulvrs; Topper Morton; Woody Brundagc; Chet Anderson; Bill Friel; Fuzzy Flory; Ed Bagby. ROW 2: Jim Watkins; Jim Atkinson; Paul Cleualund; Hub Metz; Tom Donnelly; Maurice Hellou. ROW 3: Bob Pickler; Dick Wade; Wendell Anglin; Wayne Lux; Ronnie Morris; Ken Humllon. ROW 4: Ed Wren; Gary German; Mike Wollom; Joe Perkins; George Allen. BOB METZ, President MR. BAXTER BATES Advisor SEATED: Chet Andsrson, Rush Captain; Ed Bagby, Vice President; Topper Morton, Social Chairman; Woody Brundagc, Sergeant-ut-Arms. STANDING: Paul Cleveland, Chaplain; Mike Wollom, Secretary; Tom Donnelly, His- torum. The Midniters and Sterling started the year at rush party for another good year for Skyro . . . formal initiation at Kings Rocky Point . . . hold party with LHL . . . gave Christmas toys and Thanksgiving baskets to orphans . . . new and old members get into swing with parties . . . parties . . . and more parties . . . SEATED: Sue Swift. STANDING: Gail Swift; Lynda Repp. Many Skyros are mascots: Bob, Ed, Fuzzy, Woody, and Mike . . . Dave, Fig, and Fuzzy are on the basketball team . . . Playmates added color and beauty . . . club gave Willson Memorial Award . . . the year ended with Skyros Playboy Escapade? . . . I75 I76 ROW 1: John Lascau, Donna Sirmons, Katy Tsourakis, Suzy Sherman, Frana Parker. ROW 2: Ron Herndon, Pat Beh-her, Burhuru Rule7 Barbara Stack, Janet Jonas, Ted Sharpe. Art Club The Art Club, under the direction of Miss Poer and Mrs. Walsingham, has under- taken many activities duringr the year. They took a trip to the Ringling Art Museum and enjoyed all the display 5. As money-making projects for the Club, they decorated and sold candles, sold doughnuts. and made silk screen posters. The members of the club have contributed their time and effort in making displays for the art corner in the library. Advisor: MISS AUGUSTA POER OFFICERS, ROW 1: Pat Belcher, Reporter; Suzy Sherman, President; Donna Sirmons, Treasurer. Advisor: ROW 2: Barbara Stack, Secretary; Ron Herndon, Vice President; John Laseau, Publicity Chair- MRS. OPHELIA WALSINGHAM mun. I78 MENC. M.E.N.C. is the music club whose main purpose lays in fostering a greater knowl- edge of good music. At their monthly meetings the members have had many dis- tinguished speakers. Two of these speak- ers were Geoffery OhHara, noted composer, and Mr. Rogers, a music critic 0n the Clearwater Sun. The club members were guests at a rehearsal of the Tampa Philharmonic Orchestra. They also attended the Bach Festival at Rawlins College. At another meeting it was their pleasure to hear a recording ensemble pre- sented by the new University of South Florida. OFFICERS, ROW 1: Mary Jo Gillespie, Treasurer; Barbara Miller, Program Chairman; Bernice Manseault, Secretary. ROW 2: Steve Montague, Vice President; Bernard Hebh, Assistant Program Chairman; John Cooper, President. DR. RICHARD MONTAGUE ROW 1: Barbara Miller, Bernice Manseault, Christie Wilson, Babette Cairns, Mary Jo Gillespie, Eileen Mattioli. ROW 2: Linda Boette, John Cooper, Steve Montague, Charles Rice, Carole Blackman, June Knight. ROW 3: Bernard Hebb, Charles Bull, Gary Burgess, Conrad Justice, Dick Mucciano, Jack Miller. Playma ers ROW 1: Madaline Hansen, Put Donlon, Pat Hannigun, Shelly Schwartz, Linda Wright, Valerie Sargent7 Donna Sirmons, Priscilla Vail, Susanna Evans, Pat Belchcr. ROW 2: Marcia Brady, Nancy Van Ellen, Donna Chester, Judy Chamberlain, Marilyn Marine, Helen Voschardt, Judy Keck, Barbara Stack. ROW 3: John Doswell, Tom Daily, Joe Papia, Bill Foley, Hugh Watson, Paul Huthhins, David Horn, Wayne Warington. ROW 4: Ken Vail, Phil Moran, Bob Parkinson, Alex Reina, Manning Wchber, Ken Sullivan, Terry Luke, Alun Max. Playmakers was organized to give students training and experience for future participation in community theaters. Under the direction of their new advisor, Mrs. Janet Simpson, their first under- taking was the production of LiPeter Pan? At Christmas Wind in the Palms? an original play written by a St. Petersburg Junior College student, was presented for the entertainment of the public. Later in the spring the members combined with the Music Department, put on their successful yearly Spring Rhapsody, a program which appeals to all the students on campus. OFFICERS, ROW 1: Helen Voschardt, Vice President; J06 Papia, Treasurer. ROW 2: Paul Hutchins, Alumni Chairman; Alex Reina, President; Nancy Van Ellen. Secretary. Advisor: MRS. JANET SIMPSON l80 Junior Collegiate Players The Beta Chapter of National Junior Collegiate Players was founded in 1952. To be elected a mem- ber of this association, 3 person must acquire a minimum of ten points. These points are gained by participating in all forms of dramatic work. The four newly elected members from St. Petersburg College have done a great deal in the dramatic field. All four of them belong to Play- makers and three of the four belong to Dance- makers. In the production of iiPeter Pan7, that was presented this year, Jean, Nancy, and Manning had starring roles. It was Paul who had the posi- tion of student technical director. Out of all the many things they have done, it is easy to see why these four were given this particular honor. Jean Preece as she prepares for her role of Peter in llPeteir Pan.y Adviser: MRS. ROBERTA BUCHANAN MEMBERS: Jean Preece, Manning Webber, Paul Hutchins, Nancy Van Dancemakers Dorothy Buntlinn, dancing in- structor for Dancemakers, and her students have done a great deal of hard work in putting on pro- ductions at the college. Many of the Dancemakers were cast this year in the roles of other pirates in the play, 4iPeter Panf, Several members of Dance- makers also belong to Playmakers of the Drama Department. In this way they display their acting ability as well as. their dancing ability. OFFICERS: Phil Moran7 Treasurer; Mike Smith, Vice President; Manning Webber, President. ROW 1: Shelly Schwartz, Valerie Sargent, Elaine Howland, Helen Voschardt, Judy Keck, Donna Sirmons. ROW 2: Joe Papia, Bill Foley, Hugh Watson, Paul Hutchins, David Horn, Mike Smith. ROW 3: Phil Moran, Alex Reina, Manning Webber, Terry Luke. I82 Wind in the Palmsw tWWind in the Palms, an original play written by a St. Petersburg Junior College student, Mike Smith, was performed for the students at the Christmas assembly and was shown on a local television station for the public. Both members of Playmakers and Dancemakers were cast in different roles in the production which showed the togetherness of an Irishman, a Frenchman, a Swede, and an American on a South Sea island. Folk ballads provided beautiful background entertainment. MIKE SMITH,authorof I V Hm; ttWind in the Palnlf FRONT: Hugh Watson, Joe Papia. BACK: Paul Hutchins, Alex Reina. l84 Jean Preevc in her role as 4Teter Pun actually flow through the air. mPeter NANA HH H HH H HH Ken Sullivan MICHAEL H ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Patrick Chester MRS. DARLING ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Nancy Van Ellen WENDY HH HH Shelly Schwartz JOHN ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, David Horn MR. DARLING ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Alex Reina PETER PAN HH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jean Preece THE LOST BOYS SLIGHTLY SOILED H HH HH Judy Keck NIBS ,,,,,, HH HH H HH HH Deanna Phillips TOOTLES H H H. HH HH H H Donna Chester CURLY H H H H H HH Helen Voshart FIRST TWIN HH H HH H HH Madeline Hanson SECOND TWIN H HH H HH HH HH HH Marcia Brady THE PIRATES CAPTAIN HOOK H H H H Manning Webber GENTLEMAN STARKEY H H. H. H H Joe Papia SKYLIGHTS . HH HHHH H HH H Hugh Watson SMEE H H H H H Mike Smith CECCO H HH HH Charles Luke BILL JUKES H Phil Moran MULLINS HH H H H HH Alex Reina NOODLER HH HH H H Susannah Evans BEETLE H HH HH HHHH Bill Foley STUBBIE Don Kirschner CROCODILE HH H H Ken Sullivan TIGER LILY HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Sandy Helms After long, laborious hours of preparation for James Barriets play, uPeter Pan? the Playmakers and the Dancemakers gave an excellent performance to a fullhouse audience. The beautiful cos- tumes 0f the cast characters and the artistic qualities of the scenery added pleasing notes to the production. Moreover, by ar- ranging clever sound and lighting effects and other devices, the stage hands and crew made the mischievous Tinker Bell dart back and forth from one place to another and Peter actually fly through the air across the stage. All these extra little wisely-created ideas delighted the young as well as the old people who watched ex- citedly at the play. All the members who participated in the production of ttPeter Pant, are to be congratulated for a job well done. Ken Sullivan in his appearance of the crocodile in ttPeter Pan? , $34k? Mrs. Darling tNuncy Van Ellent adjusts Mr. Darlings tAlex Reinat tie as Wendy tShelly Schwartzt and John tDavid Hornt 100k on. l85 A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir presented many performances during the year. The annual Thanksgiving program at the Congrega- tional Church started their various activities. St. Petersburg Junior CollegeTs A Cappella Choir comprised a majority of the College Singers in putting on the ttMessiah? Away from the college the Choir sang for many civic clubs and organiza- tions and made an appearance at the Carreno Club. Their activities at the college included taking part in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs given for the enjoyment of the students. The Music Department along with the dramatic groups gave a beautiful musical composition, the annual Spring Rhapsody, to bring to a close a wonderful year for the Choir. Advisor: DR. HARRIETTE RIDLEY ROW 1: Bob Semack, Linda Boette, Pam Childs, Sue Schaeffer, Marlene Baldwin, Christie Wilson, Sandy Gustafson, Carole Blackman, Donna 01355, Bernice Munseault, Sally Fuller, Jill Westover, Vep Ellis. ROW 2: Tom Robbins, Bill Poucher, Alex Greene, Charles Bennett, Dick Muc- ciann, Robert Koch, Randy Mitchell, Jim Scott, Byron Claghorn. The 1961 NYWessianh 99 The ttMessiahh under the direction of Dr. Harriette Ridley was held at Christ Methodist Church for the public to view. The year 1961 marked the twenty-third performance of a beautiful program. A group composed of over ninety people performing this yearly program con- sists of students, faculty, and alumni known as the College Singers. The A Cappella Choir and several faculty members of the Humanities and Music Departments also participated in the production of the ttMessiah? On December 12 this program was presented for the enjoyment of the entire student body under the capable direction of Dr. Leroy Weil. i DR. HARRIETTE RIDLEY Director l87 I88 Andrea Brown and Tom Sylvester under the wishing Well, wish a song, ttIf I Were? Spring Rhapsody The Spring Rhapsody has become a tradi- tion at St. Petersburg Junior College. Presented by the A Cappella Choir under the direction of Dr. H. Ridley, and staged and costumed by the dramatics department under the supervision of Mrs. Buchanan, it provides an evening of pure en- joyment. Presented this year on March 30, the high spot of the evening was the performance of excerpts from Rombergts t:The Student Prince? Pictured on this page are scenes from the Spring Rhapsody of 1961. The Coeds of last year, Sue Scllaeffer, Donna Glas r1. 1 and Sandra Custafson : Sln n the song 5 culh the Southern Moon. I89 Trojanettes The Trojanenes, a trio of sophomore girls7 sang for civic groups and hotels as well as for college functions and have pre- sented over twenty programs this season. This year the group is composed of Donna Glass, Sue Schaeffer, Sandra Gustafson, and Kristie Wilson, accompanist. K Sue Schaeffer, Donna Glass, Sandra Gustafson. Trojanaires The Trojanaires is a group composed of four sophomore boys: Dick Mucciano, Byron Clag- horn, Robert Koch, and Alex Greene. These boys have parti- cipated in many activities put on by the music department this year. The Trojanaires sang in Spring Rhapsody and were part Of the A Cappella Choir. Alex Greene, Robert Kock, Byron Claghorn, Dick Mucciano. I90 U to pians The Utopians are a male quartet com- posed of freshman boys, who are chosen by audition and who become members of the A Cappella Choir. They have per- formed befme various civic groups and along with the other singing groups of the college appeared in Spring Rhapsody. As members of the choir, this quartet sang in the ttMessiahf, SEATED: Vep Ellis. STANDING: Bernice Manseault, Carol Gilbert, Sally Fuller. Bob Seamack, Jim Scott, Charles Bennett. Coeds The Coeds are a trio com- posed entirely 9f freshman girls, who are chosen by audition and who become members of the A Cappella Choir. The Coeds took part in several activities on cam- pus during the year, including a delightful performance in Spring Rhapsody. In addition, they sang during baccalaureate exercises at graduation. l9! 139-. I f? '9 WNW $a. - - 0 a I- a .-.J .39.... ...'.. .0 o: - . ROW 1: Conrad Justice, Jere Kuuffnmn, Robert Duburguncs. ROW 2: Sally Fuller, Vep Ellis, Carol Hale, Arthur Hardwick, Stephen Montague. ROW 3: Jim Wlwulnn, Lewis 1341an5, Churlcs Rice, .lth'k Miller, Edwin Buyer, Ben Dorsey, Cary Burgess. ROW 4: Maureen Carter, Jimmy Powell, Tom Riden. I92 The All-Brass Band The All-Brass Band of St. Petersburg Junior College is the only one of its kind in the South. All their music is of English publication7 in so far as this type of music is published in the United States. The band has per- formed for the public as well as for the student body. The Brass Quintet has proven to be one of the most popular instru- mental groups formed at the college and has played for many local Civic groups. The members of the group were special guests at the National Music Educators Convention in Miami. They also presented a program for the awards dinner of the United Fund at the Outrigger Inn. Each member is a soloist and plays with a local Symphony. Director: MR. RALPH REED THE BRASS QUINTET: Stephen Montague, Conrad Justice, Jim Wheaton, Edwin Boyer, Jack Miller. I94 Four Star Open H ouse Four Star Open House was held on September 8, 1961, in the college auditorium. The purpose of this event is to introduce and explain to new students the actiuities and functions of these six clubs on campus. Playmakers and Dancemakers work together to put on the theatrical pro- ductions that are given each year. Phi Rho Pi, the debate club, holds many debates with other colleges throughout the state of Florida. The Language Department sponsors three language clubs on campus: the Spanish Club, the French Club, and the German Club. Each of these six organizations presents a talk or skit to acquaint the new students with its activities. mm F aculty Musicale The music faculty of the collegehs Humanities Department gave its first musicale in the college auditorium on October 12, 1961. Participants in the program were Dr. Montague who played the piano, Mr. Reed who played his trumpet and sang, Mr. Setzer who played the piano, Mr. Stover who performed on the violin, and Dr. Weil who gave a baritone rendition of several songs. DR. RICHARD MONTAGUE DR. LEROY WEIL MR. RALPH REED MR. ROBERT SETZER MR. EDWIN STOVER I95 I96 LINDA McCUTCHEON JEANNE PENTECOST BARBARA SCHNEEGOLD Cheerleaders Grax'itt-defting vaults and handage-resulting somersaults. there are our cheerleaders! Non-conforming, with a zest for the original. the-x rally forth with the latest in style. action, and yells. In the gym, down the halls, or on the field, their aim is the same. Theirs is the ambition to bond the spirit between themselves and their followers, whether singing a chant or roaring in Victory for their team. Agile. spirited, individualists, this fun-loving set, with voices screamed hoarse and hands clapped red, have impelled the concourse to thunderingr support and the team 10 unflagging determination. VDEDE DODSON , - Sponsor: MISS FISHER MARGIE SMITH , Head Cheerle' der M GIE SM ' ROW 1: Gary Miller, Norm Lamcr, Larry Flory, George Kramer, Dave Randall. ROW 2. Larry Sobil, Gregg Bloodworlh, Fig Newton, Terry Busch, Stan McCIusky. Basketball Action pounds from one end of the court to the other as opposing teams struggle for possession of the ball and SCORES 0F GAMES the all important field goal. Rebounding furiously and guarding frantically, a play- Florida Christian iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 57 er,s hours of training and practice are St Petersburg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 74 rewarded as the ball hooks through the St. Johns River J. C. 72 air, swishes through the net, and the St, Petersburg scoreboard clicks twolmore points: As Stetson Freshman 7777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 84 the score and the ten51ons mount 51m1tl- St. Petersburg taneously, the game becomes a study m t self-discipline as control of emotions .and Manatee J. C- the ball becomes at determining factor St' Petersburg in the final outcome of a game involving St. Leo J. C. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, skill and strategy. St. Petersburg Orlando J. C. , St. Petersburg ,, Florida Southern Frosh. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, St. Petersburg Brevard J. C. St. Petersburg Presbyterian St. Petersburg Dade C0. J. C. St. Petersburg 99 Florida Military - 89 St. Petersburg 108 North Florida J. C. 79 St. Petersburg .............................................................. 102 Pensooola Jr. College ................................................ 103 St. Petersburg 90 COACH MCGROSSIN 202 DAVID BELL Average 22.30 GREGG BLOODWORTH Average-36.88 TERRY BUSCH Average;4.13 TOM FISHER LARRTFLORY-Captain GEORGE KRAMER Average 1.33 Average-13.83 Average-QDO CARY MILLER I1: $i$h$ amwnlbmxja Average-.77 m S U L C C M N A T S Wang, g Fm Average 1.88 NORM LAMER 204 FIG NEWTON DAVE RANDALL LARRY SOBIL Average l8.42 Average 3.99 Average-5.28 206 JIM HEILBRON lst Base GEORGE KRAMER Outfield JIM CRENSHAW 2nd Base Excited shouts from spectators intensify the already tense atmosphere. With bases loaded and two outs, the Trojans rely on their key hitter to tip the score in their favor. The ball is pitched again as frenzied cheering rises from the bleachers. The batter swings, and the ball heads toward left field. The crowd goes wild with cheering and the Trojans have won a game of the ttGreat American Pass Time? BASEBALL SCHEDULE F OR 1962 Miami vs. St. Petersburg Miami vs. St. Petersburg Miami vs. St. Petersburg Miami vs. St. Petersburv Manatee vs. St. Petersburg ......... Fla. Southern J.V. vs. St. Petersburg ......................................... Fla. Southern J.V. vs. St. Petersburg ...................................... Manatee vs. St. Petersburg ,, March 16 March 17 March 23 March 24 March 29 ....... March 31 .......... April 7 April 9 Central Fla. vs. St. Petersburg ....... St. Leo vs. St. Petersburg Brevard vs. St. Petersburg April 13 April 15 April 27 St. Johns vs. St. Petersburg May 5 GARY WILLIAMSON Pitcher GREGG BLOODWORTH Outfield BILL IRWIN 3rd Base LARRY MOSER Catcher GIL STONE Outfield 207 COACH KERN ROW 1: Larry Moscr, Jim Crenshaw, Bill Irwin, George Kramer, Jim Heilbron, John Aubry, Jon White. ROW 2: Gil Stone, Ray Blush, Gregg Bloodworth, Bob Burke, Bill Overcash. 208 JIM HICKS Pitcher JOHN AUBRY Catcher JAN WHITE Infield wmmv xx mg; L W , M: , RAY BLUSH Outfield BILL OVERCASH Pitcher 209 LARRY MOSER and CHARLIE JONES, Manager LS Tenn DAN MURPHY BYRON CLAGHORN STEVE MONTAGUE CHRIS WYATT WALT MALLORY-Captain 2I0 A modern sport with an exciting ivy-league touch, tennis is rapidly growing in popularity among the students of St. Petersburg Junior Col- lege. It doesnit take much sun to encourage the tennis enthusiasts to turn out en masse. The courts are in constant use as our tennis team seeks to per- fect their skills. They love the game and show it through their fine performance in intercollegiate competition. COACH CHAFFIN Left to Right: Chris Wyatt, Steve Montague, Dan Murphy, Byron Claghorn, Walt Mallory. J im Watkins Dennis Gunther Dennis Steelman Bill Batey J ean Peaire Pat Arehimbaud Georgia Lueck Sue Schaeffer Steve Floethe Ed Neel John Baxter Jeff Lyons J oAnn Barker Fran Goltstein President: GEORGE ZARIPHER Vice President: LUCY ROSE GEORGE Secretary: LARRY PULKTABEK Tom Mickelson John Yancy John McKnight Gaaorge Zariphes Donna Tuggle Lucy Rose George Kathy Nourse tha Macko Bob Swain Larry Pulkrabek Don Merry 2l2 Barry Schreiber Kathy Humrich Lindsay Eve Bawling The Bowling League of St. Petersburg Junior College was actively encouraged by the largest number of members in its history. Every Wednesday they bowled at Ten Pins Lanes with awards presented at the end of the year. Em , Sponsor: MISS GEHLIN Walter Matlock Devera Ternis Martin Hill Norm DeMeza Judy Kossoue J im Cass ROW 1: Emory Brown, Jerry Sloan, Walt Winters, Owen McCullen. ROW 2: Jeff Cooperider, Bill Eberling, Larry Watkinst, John Kizer. ROW 3: Sam Rudland, Ron Branciforte, George Strouse. Judo The Judo Club of St. Peters- burg Junior College was organized during the early part of this year. It was brought about through the ef- forts of those who were interested in the sport. The purpose of the club is to promote the principles of Kodo- kan judo, which is a sport that is not to be confused with combat judo. H I OFFICERS: Emory Brown, Secretary; Walt Winters, President; Owen McMulen, Treasurer; Jerry Sloan, Vice President. 2l4 Women ,5 Varsity B asketball Team ROW 1: Norma Nash, Candy Holder, J anie Guastella ROW 2: Janet Jones, Margie Diczok, Pat Smith, Joan Harris, Nancy Mobley, Pam Rich- ards. Miss Reid, Pat McElwreath 2I6 Women 93 Varsity Volleyball 6am ROW 1: Norma Nash, J anie Guastella, Candy Holder, Pat McElwreath. ROW 2: Sandy Bullock, N ancy Mohley, Joan Harris, Linda Henry. Mrs. F isher 2l7 Womenis Athletic B oard The W0men7s Athletic Board governs the intramurals of St. Petersburg Junior College. The board is composed of a member from each of the participating groups under the leadership of their advisor, Miss Reid. MISS REID, Advisor ROW 1: Marilyn Manne, Bonnie Wiant, Judy Mastry. ROW 2: Nancy Norton; Pat Belcher; Jean Peaire; Joan Buell, chairman. 2l8 M en ,5 Athletic Coach Chafin; Jim Elliot; Roger Larson; Bill Irwin. Governing the athletics 0f the men on campus is the Ments Athletic Board. They hold bi-monthly meetings to discuss the problems that may arise. COACH CHAFIN Advisor ROW 1: Norm Lamer; Larry Flory; Bill Irwin, chairman. ROW 2: Roger Larson; Joe Codown; Jim Elliot. Arquiris ROW 1: Gail Elwood, Candy Holder, Mary Ann Martin, Jule Victor. ROW 2: Cindy Davenport, Marcia Taylor, Ann Bumgardner, Bonnie Wiant, Norma Alberts. omenas Intramurals Dido ROW 1: Andre LeDante, Noranel Williams, Judy Mastry, Sue Swift. ROW 2: Jeanne Pentecost, Karen Ale'xander, Barbara Cooper, Judy Stusak, Carol Peterson, Karen Shutt, Tina Abraham. 220 HCC ROW 1: Janet Hunter, Pat Belcher, Melinda McKenzie, Kathy Nourse. ROW 2: Nancy Hutchings, Jerry Mayer, Frances Wittstruck; Barbara Stack, Jeanne Meyer, Betty Neely, Donna Sirmons. Womenis Intramurals LHL ROW 1: Sandy Lewis, Jane Ann Holler, Eileen Senger, Joan Kohne, Del Baugh. ROW 2: Katy Ahl, Sue Woodruff, Gayanne Vecciho, Judy Gibson, Judy DeAngelo, Joan Buell, DeDe Dodson, Barbara Hall, Jill Shivers. 22 ROW 1: Susan Heffermun, Barbara Rule, Bette Rule, Kathy Carney. ROW 2: Betty Stader, Diane Wilson, Linda Highfill, Joan Dilkcr, Sandy Sprague. ROW 3: Nancy Norton, Betty Bradbecr, Barbara Nunn, Linda Pearman, Margot Tanner, Gail Hoover. Xi Delta Rho Womenfs Intramurals ROW 1: Merle Dilwortll7 Diane Waller, Carol Albrecht, Sharon Meyers, Elaine Erlich. ROW 2: Georgia Lucck, Jean Pcairc, Lyn Merhige, Lucy George, Marsha Siegler, Carol Hitchens. ROW 1: Bill Mutll, Buddy Gould, Bob Seal, Bob Moore, Dan Asl1lin,.1i1n Fisher. ROW 2: Fred Kelsey, Frank Chandler, Ray Huglin, Bryant Singlctary, Bernie Enlow, Mickey Nutting, Bill Irwin, Jim Heil- brin. ROW 3: Denny Fernandez, Jim Lunghan, Artie Harper, Dun: Randall, George Kramer, Gary Miller; Bill Roberts. M en 95 Intramurals ROW 1: Bill Schnedler, Benny Locke, Ken Spencer, Joe Pelhius,Rick Robertson. ROW 2: Joe Godown, Brian Frid, Fred Papalos, George Brown, John Lusku, Bill Roberts, Mike Russel. 223 Pi Delta ROW 1: Roger Bourgeois, Bob Loeber, Dave Munson, Mike Sheen, A1 Bishop, Frank Cable. ROW 2: Tom Harell, Tony Risler, Law Bowen, Jim Elliot, G. D. Malonee, Bob Burke, Paul Mets, John Stoner. M 677,98 Intramurals ROW 1: Jim Manderschicd, Chris Christian, Mike Cooper, Howard Levinson. ROW 2: Barry Brillart, Jim Shart, Randy Rabe, Bill Reid, Randy Mitchell, Tom Harrington, Norm Larmer, George Khouri, Ron Goelz. Pyramids 224 ROW 1: Chet Anderson, Woody Brundage, Jim Atkinson, Jim Watkins. ROW 2: Ken Hazelton, Tom Donnelly, Bill Friel, Bob Metz, Dave Bell, Wendull Anglin. ROW 3: Mike Rollom, Fig Newton, Wayne Lux. M en 95 Intramurals ROW 1: Finley Knight, Dick Isaacs, Bob Lutz, Rick chcritt, Gurdcn Stugcr, Howard Isaacs, Wayne Adams. ROW 2: Dutch Bryant, John Thompson, Lee Cartwright, Van Nccly, Jim Hurt, Lee Mock, Roger Larson, uFrcnchic Puradis, Mike Porter. I -' ar 4 , III; 1.. x 1 ' ' ll W333:- A .v . , , rg-wgmlmnf: ,Ivgzr . ; , .u. l ' 9' I 1' . I . A f . p M i s t l e t 0 e B a l l Queen Pat Price Mano The annual Mistletoe Ball was held at the Colosseum using the theme of ttSleighride in Silver? Everyone who attended felt at home with the arrival of many new and old faces. The beauty of the chilly night and the warm lights combined to make this night a night to remember for many. 229 M istletoe Atten S e D e e R a l m P th MJ S M S Dido 230 J an Eyman r we n 6 S n e k E Dona Ademy th 232 Prom I 962 Queen The 1962 Prom was held on May 25, with the Prom Picnic following the next day. The picnic was held at the Outrigger Inn, where students danced, swam, and enjoyed themselves. The crowning event of the season took place while couples danced to the theme of Carousel. Dona, the glowing and vivacious queen, reigned in all her splendor over Carousel as the precious and exciting minutes of the evening sped swiftly by. t S 0 C .w m P e n n w J Dido e l u R e H e B Mano 234 r e .w d m B W t e B Carol Coe Each year the students of St. Petersburg Junior College elect their choice of sophomores who are in their opinion outstand- ing. These students are selected not on one single thing, but a combination of their special characteristics that make each in- dividual outstanding in their own right. Of course these are . only a small section of SP! C , as each student and faculty mem- ber combine to make St. Petersburg Junior College what it is today. These are your choices for the twenty outstanding sopho- mores of S.P.!.C. 237 238 James Breslin Justice of the minor court President of Young Republicans Audrey Augustine Secretary of Student Government Cheerleader Dido Larry Eskew President of Circle K Chairman of Scholastic Board Student Government Kappa Tau Joan Buell Chairman of womcnas athletic board Student Government Circle S LHL 240 John Gordon Co-oditor 0f the Wooden Horse Student Government Kappa Tau Donna Class Trojanettes Dancemakers ICB President of LHL Bill Irwin Chairman of men9s athletic board Student Government Kappa Tau Susan Knisely Secretary of Student Court Justice of the minor court President of Young Democrats LHL 242 George Khouri President of Freshman Class President of Sophomore Class Student Government Pyramids Joan Kohne Editor of the Troiad Student Government Circle 5 LHL Ray K lien Justice of minor court Pyramids Sherry Pickett Freshman Councilman Sophomore Councilman Student Government LHL 243 Dave Randall President of Student Government Kappa Tau Jeanne Pentecost Freshman Councilman Cheerleader President of Dido Ken Sullivan President of Phi Rho Pi Jean Preece Dancemakers Playmakers Junior Collegiate Players Xi Delta Rho M argie Smith Secretary to the President of Student Govt. Dido r e d a e 1 r e e h C d a e H Gail Swift Acting President of Student Government n m r. 0 t S 1 Student Government H Cheerleader LHL 246 Julie Wilkison Co-editor 0f the Wooden Horse Otis Wragg President of the Political Union Sophomore Councilman Student Government Above and Beyond KEN BEVAN PAT DYER LARRY FLORY ANN GORTON For his work with Phi Theta Kappa. For assuming the presidency of For being captain of the basketball For working hard as the co-editor ICB. team for two years. of the Obelisk. CHARLOTTE HUTCHINSON GEORGIA LUECK BEV PETERSON JIM STEVENS For publishing the Blue and White For her outstanding work on the For service to the student govern- For his friendliness and school and being the co-editor of the annual. ment and the school improvement spirit. Obelisk. committee. JOHN STREATER GLORIA SWANGO JO ALICE TAYLOR JULE VICTOR For his work on student govern- For working with the politics on For her participation on the Public For diligently working for the Troiad ment and the religious board. campus, Relations Committee and Student staff. 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ALEXANDER475, 139, 180, 182, 183, 185 REINHARDT, JUDITH-109 RENNER, SALLY-118 RENNER, VERNON4109 RENSHAW, THOMAS4109 REPP, LYNDA475. 175 260 BESS, ROBERT475 RETEY, JOHN4109 REYNOLDS, CRAIG4109 REYNOLDS, FRANK475 REYNOLDS, PATRICIAHIOQ RHODES, SARAH4109, 154 RICE, CHARLES4109, 179, 192 RICE, EDWARD4109 RICE, ELIZABETH4109 RICE, ELLIOTT475 RICE, LUCY4109 RICE, PATRICIA4109 RICH, CLYDE4109 RICH, GLORIAg-109, 146 RICHARDS, PAMELA4109, 147, 216 RICKS, KATHRYN475 RIDEN, THOMAS4109, 192 RIEKE, ERIC4109 RIFFLE, RICHARD475 RIKEMAN, DONNA-109 RILEY, NANO-75 RILEY, PAULAO9 RINEHART, JANICE-109 RIPPEL, ANITAE75 RIPPARD, MILDRED-75 ROBBINS, ARTHUR-75 ROBBINS, SANDRA4109 ROBBINS, THOMAS4186 ROBERTS, MICHAEEIOQ ROBERTS, RICHARD-109 ROBERTS, WILLIAMa75, 164, 223 ROBERTS, WILLIAM475, 166, 223 ROBERTSON, RICHARD475, 166, 223 ROBESON, J AMES4109 ROBINSON, BARBARA4109 ROBINSON, CHARLES476 ROBINSON, HAROLD476 ROBINSON, JAMES4109 ROBINSON, LARRY4109 ROCHE, GAIIh109, 147 RODETOV, IRENE4109 RODRIGUEZ, 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