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THE MEMORY OF TWO SCHOOL YEARS . . . THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF INK AND CAMERA ENCASED IN THE PAGES OF . . .

The 1948

GALLEON

PALxM REACH JL'NIOR COLLEGE WEST PALM REACH, FLORIDA

FOREWORD

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FORWAIU) and no[ a backward glance has made possible the attainment ul' the (iALLEON of 1948 in which we have at- tempted to give yon, the reader, a host oT memories to Ijc recalled in In lure daA's. We hope tlie coming years will hold snc- cess for each of you in your attempt to make for yourself a distinctive place in our one world, and that this (Ialleon will serve as a symbol of the initial phase of your college career.

IN RE C O G NM T I O N

TO THESE TWO GO THE GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION OF THE STUDENTS OF PALM BEACH JUNIOR COLLEGE

ESTHER C. HOLT

TO MRS. HOLT

For her ever-present executive ability and inspiring management, the lack of wliich would have proven an enormous deficit to the Sophomore Class.

AND, TO MISS HAMON

For her capable guidance of the Fresh- men Class in their initial year.

FAY E. HAMON

ADMINISTRATION

HOWKLI, I>. WVTKINS Dl'dll

Dr. John I. Lkonahd President

Ki.iii'hr K. Jiisuoi' Registrar

Rachel Crozier Dean of Women

John McDonald Dean of Men

FACULTY

John I. Leonard President Howell L. Watkins Dean

A.B., Lombard College A.B., M.A., Emory Umiversity

Ed.D., Florida Southern Collegre

M.A., University ot Florida RaCHEL FlAOG CrOZIER English

DEAN OF WOMEN

John J. McDonald . . . Physical Education b.s.e., university of Arkansas

DEAN OF MEN M.A., University of Florida

B.S., University of Illinois Graduate Work: Duke University, University of

Graduate Work: Northwestern University Florida

Elbert E. Bishop ....... Registrar

B.S., Middle Tennessee State Teachers CoUeee M.A., Georg^ia Peabody College LL.B. University of Florida

Mary Sue Albertson Biology Martin J. Lydon

B.S., Cornell University English, French, Social Science

M.A., Columbia University » , ,, . .^

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Graduate Work: Columbia University, University of ' „, , tt j tt ■ *

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Florida, State Teachers College, Stroudsburg, Pa..

University of Miami ,, . n ^ r^ • i.

Carmen A. Montoya Spanish

Annette P. Crickard . English, Journalism a.b., and m.a., Mercer university

M.A., Western Reserve Graduate Work: Western Carolina Teachers Colleg-e

Graduate Work: Western Reserve

Marlon Frances Morse

Bernie H. Gault hducation r, . , r, .• n i /

A.B., central College Socud Studies, Psychology

M.A., University ot Wisconsin A.B., Smith College

. ,^ ^,, ■ , m ■ M.A., Florida State College tor Women

ImOGENE a. Gross . . . Chemistry, Physics Craduaite work: university ot Florida, Duke

A.B., B.S.E., Georgia State College tor Women University M.A., Johns Hopkins University

Graduate Work: Georgia State College tor Women. HeNRY A. NeWELL Mathematics

Johns Hopkins University ^^ '^^^ ^^ ^^ McMaster University

Fay Elizabeth HaMON Commerce Graduate work: university ot Florida

B.S., Florida State College for Women L T B SouTHWiCK . Engineering Drawing

M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh ^- -^ • •"■ ^^'^ ^* ' ^ J J

C.E., Dafayeitte University Mildred B. HaRRILL . . Physical Education Graduate work: university ot Florida

B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College u n C M ciV

Graduate Work: University of North Carolina HOWARD D. SWYERS MUSIC

B.S., Murray State College Gertrude W. HeAVRIN . . Home Economics Graduate work: university ot Camegle Tech.. Uni-

A.B., University ot Kentucky versify of Pittsburgh

Graduate Work: University ot Kentucky

„ . , ^ ,. Myra H. Wiley Speech

Esther C. Holt Social Studies ^^ university ot Wisconsin

A.B., Florida State College for Women (rraduate Speech Diploma, Northwestern University

M.A., University of Florida School ot Speech

Graduate Work: University ot North Carolina

JoNATHON R. Holt

Accounting, Political Science Elizabeth S. Reynolds Librarian

B.S., B.A., and M.A.E., University ot Florida A.B.. Mathematics, Florida State College tor Women

Graduate Work: University of Florida A.B., Library Science, Emory University

Edna D. Wilson

OFFICE

Secretary

Florida State College for Women

STAFF

Elsie R. Miller Secretari}

B.R.E., Boston University

HISTORY

'E, as members of the graduating class of 1948, have more to remember about the expansion of Palm Beach Junior Colle'a;e than any other class, for we took part in it. We saw our col- lege emerge from a small two building institution to a college whose many buildings are en- hanced by a beautiful and spacious campus.

We began our college career in September of 1946; and, as the first phase of our educational program, underwent a period of orientation. At our first class meeting we elected Bob MacDonald to serve as our president.

A peppy Virginia reel at the first dance, September 27, gave us an oppji'tunity to get acquainted with one another; and, as a follow-up, the student body sponsored a Hallov,'een dance at the Armory. Teams of baseball, basketball, swimming, and tennis were organized and in the course of the year proved to be outstanding. For the first time in PBJC history, che?rieadeis were elected to stir up school spirit.

Social activities were increased by the addition of the Thi Del Cluo, .vhile the Philo Club and the Phi Da Di Fraternity, each well established, expanded their activities to meet the enlarged en- rollment. The Esquire Club sponsored a Negro Football Game, all proceeds going to the athletic fund.

In the latter oart of December, we attended the annual Christmas Dance at the Norton Art Gallery. This was a gala occasion which afforded pleasure for all.

Returning to school in January, the entire student body prepared for some tough exams. Soon afterwards the Co-Eds gave a patio party and dance at the SUB following the Orlando basketball f;ame.

In the early months of 1947, the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored a campaign to sell Junior College basketball tickets. The campaign was climaxed March "7 with a dance at the Lake Worth Casino.

On April 11 the Philos gave their Spring Formal at the Norton Art Gallery and at this time initiated their traditional Arch Dance.

Activity Day was the big day of the year. That day the entire student body traveled to Grey- nolds park in IVIiami where everyone had a marvelous time eating, canoeing, swimming, and .iust loafing.

The last month and a half of the college year was crammed with hurried activities. The highly successiul BLACKLIST OF 1947 was produced; the Freshman Class was host to the Sophomores at the annual Freshman-Sophomore Banquet held at the George Washington Hotel; the queen of PBJC was crowned at the Esquire Dance; and the final Commencement Dance, sponsored by the Thi Del Club, was held at the Norton Art Gallery.

THE big year for us, our Sophomore year, came on with a bang and with a steady stream of activities from the first. Bill Chickering was elected president of the student body.

Again the Philo Club, Phi Da Di Fraternity, and Thi Del Club were active and eagerly partici- pated in all the college functions. A new social ciub. The Egalite, joined the other three on the campus.

It was during this year that the student body so capably handled, with the assistance of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the Florida-Georgia Football Game. On November 29 the Esquires were hosts at their first beach party of the year at Manhattan Beach. This was followed by a Sadie Hawkins Fjeld Day given by the Co-Eds at the prospective SUB at Morrison Field.

Christmas came again and along with it another student body dance at the Norton Art Gallery and banquets at the South Ocean Club by the Philo and Thi Del Clubs. But happy vacations were soon forgotten to concentrate on mid-semester exams. These in turn were forgotten when on Janu- ary 16 the Gene Krupa Dance was held at the Morrison Field PX. The proceeds from this dance helped to furnish our new SUB.

Second semester rolled around and found us moved to our new campus at Morrison Field. Rat Week was replaced by Rat Day, at which time the freshmen were made quite unrecognizable.

The PBJC Minstrel was presented on the 19th and 20th of March; and, on April 11, open house was held in order that the people of Palm Beach County could familiarize themselves with our new college site.

February 14 the Thi Dels gave a St. Valentine's Dance at the SUB, this dance being followed on March 12 by the annual Philo Ball. The Co-Ed Club sponsored a successful style show, using Junior College girls to model the latest fashions in resort wear. Pre-commencement activities were climaxed by the Lettermen's Sweetheart Dance, April 16; the Esquire Dance, May 14; the Phi Da Di Banquet at Leon & Eddie's, May 17; the Freshmen-Sophomore Banquet at the South Ocean Club, June 7; and the Sophomore Breakfast at Howard Johnson's, June 7.

And then graduation was here. Baccalaureate Services were held at the Memorial Presbyterian Church and the Commencement Exercises in the quadrangle at the college. Commencement was fol- lowed by a reception in the patio and a dance in the SUB honoring the 58 rrjemtoers of the graduat- ing class.

We all hate to say "goodbye" to Junior College, but we'll take with us wherever we go the knowledge we have received here and a memory packed with the fun we had at GOOD OLE PBJC.

THEY LOOK AHEAD TO SLXCESS

BEHIND THEM ARE TWO YEARS

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ROGER COLLAR

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JOHN DICKS

JOAN DOBROW

ELOISE DRYFUSE

IRVING DUNN

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RICHARD HILL

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STEPHEN TATAR

JERRY THOMAS

NELSON LEVINUS VAN SON BENNETT HALL VAUGHN BETTYE LUCILE WATKINS

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURKD

ZELL ALTMAN RUEBEN ARiBOGAST BARjRY BALDWIN NEAL BOOTH EARLE BRIALMONT WALTER BROWN NED COOPER WILLIAM CROWDER ERNEST DELBURN JOSEPH DRIESBAOH HOWARD EELLS HAROLD FLEENOR EDWIN GILES GLORIA GROVENSTEIN WILLIAM HAGAN RUSSELL HENDERSON JOHN HIATT GEORGE C. JONES GEORGE W. JONES EDWARD KING ANNETTE KRAUSS CLARENCE LEAK

CHARLES LOVELESS ROBERT McKENNA HALDEN McLANE ITHOMAS MILLS BERNARD MUNSEY VIRGINIA PARSONAGE JAMES PATTON JOSEPH PEARCE PAUL PEARSON JAMES PIGNATO WILLIAM PITTS WILLIAM RICHTER FRANCES ROUSSEAU ROSELLE SHERWOOD WAYNE STEED WILLIAM SUTHER ROBERT TRAFFORD WENDELL WAGGENER STEPHEN WILLIS DONALD WOOD JOHN DAVID WOOD ELISE ZAROU

FRESHMEN

ENTERING WIDE-EYED

AND EXPECTANT

THEY HAVE COMPLETED

ONE COLLEGE YEAR WITH UTMOST SUCCESS

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LUTHER ARENDELL, KENT ATWATFJR, ELIZABETH BARNES. PHYLLIS BET,K.

SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROSALIE BENEGH, SARAH BOWERY, THOMAS BOYLES. ESTELLE BROWN.

.THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: WINIFRED BULLOCK, MARCHAL CALDWELL, JULIE CART- WRIGHT, ADA JANE CASON.

FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBERTA COBB, JEANNINE CONVERSE, RAYMOND CROS- BY, ARTHUR CROUCH.

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBERT DEDRICKS, LA VERNE DERRYBERRY, WINSTON DODGE, ERNEST DREW.

SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: VIVIAN DUNCAN, YVONNE EATON, NORMAN EHINGER, JANICE FOOTER.

THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: IRENE GATES, HARRY HALES, JEAN HAMLIN, ORVAL HARRISON.

FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARY- JO HARTWEtLL, ALICE HAUSE, HELEN HENRY, CHARLES HOFFMAN.

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LOUISE HOLLIS, NORMA IVES, EMILY JEAN JONES, HELEN KALIL. . H»^

SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GEORGE KING, HERBERT LLOYD, PATRICIA McCORMICK. LOUISE MOLESTER.

THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JAMES McMILLAN, GLORIA MILLER, JEAN MULLER, HAR- OLD NELSON.

FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SHIRLEY NICHOLS, JESSE OLSEN, MARJORIE OLSON, BETTY POWERS.

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: NANNETTE RAPPORT, PATRICIA REARDON. JIMMIE ROB- INSON, LOIS SAHR.

SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: KATHERINE SWETMAN, JOYCE TRUMBLE, BARBARA TUTTLE, BETTY VARDAMAN.

THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRANK VIHINEN, WINIFRED WAGGENER, MARY WALTON, DANIEL WICK.

FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: HOWARD WOLFE, WILLIAM WOOD, WALTER YANKE. PAUL YE.

FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED

iNORMAN ABBOTT ROBERT ANDE THOMAS ANDERTON DONALD AYERS WILLIAM BALLARD DAVID BECKER LLOYD BECKWORTH ROBERT BERRYMAN DONALD BICKNELL GORDON BLAUM CARL BRIDWELL GRAHAM BURNUP EDWIN BUTLER, Jr. HENRY CAJMEROT PAUL CAPP PHILIP CARTER JAMES CASE GEORGE CLOUGH CLYDE COLEMAN DAVID CORDES PATRICK CORRIGAN PAUL COTTLE ROBERT CRANDALL WILLIS CUNDIFF HOWARD DICKERSON HERBERT DICKANS JAMES DOROW JOHN DUNKLE MARTHA ANN DUNN DONALD EDELMAN ERNEST ELLISON KENNETH FOUNTAIN WILLIAM GIBBONS WILLIAM GIBSON KYLE HAMM WALLACE HAMRICK ROBERT HBTZEL FREDDIE HOLLING HARRISON HON WILLIAM HOWELL PATRICIA HOWERTON JOHN HUCKS ERNEST HURLEY HERBERT JARVIS JAMES KELLER CARL KINKER TAMOTSU KOBAYASHI ELMER KREISER THOMAS KRESSAL JUNE KRUGER

NOLA LOY

DONALD McMillan

FREDERICK METCALF JEROME MITCHELL JAMES MOODY EARL NARCISO JOSEPH PALUGA HOWARD PARSONAGE ROBERT PHILLIPS CELESTE PINNELL LILLIAN PITTMAN BRYAN POSTON EDITH POSTON ROBERT PRATT RICHARD PRICE HUGH PROCTOR THOMAS PUHSE THOMAS QUELLER EDWARD RAABE CHARLES RAYBURN WILBUR ROBERTS MONTE ROBERTSON ERNEST RUTH STANLEY SARELLA ARTHUR SCHIFF WILLIAM SEABORN JOHN SEAWELL WAYNE SELF HOWARD SEWELL DONALD SHUTT ABRAHAM SIMON SAMUEL SIMON RUSSELL SMITH CLIFFORD SNYDER LOWELL STEELE CARL STEPHAN KENNETH STEPHAN BILLY STRODE CHARLES SWINDLE BILLY THOMAS HUGH TYNDALL CALVIN VITTUM MARY WALTON JOHN WEBB JACK H. WHITE JACK W. WHITE WILLIAM WIELE NELSON WILDER CHRISTOPHER YOUNG

ORGANIZATIONS

THE EXECUTIVE ABILITY COMES TO THE FORE

WITH RESOUNDING

CRIES OF "SECONDED",

AND "QUESTION",

AS WE TURN TO

ORGANIZATIONS

C O - E D C L U B

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RACHEL CROZIER

Sponsor

ROSALIE BENESH

P U E S R X T S F A S H I 0 X S

HELEN HENRY

ESQUIRE C L U B

CHARLES NUGENT President

JOHN McDonald

Sponsor

CROWNS

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CAROL CHAMPION, Queen

GALLEON STAFF

SLATED, LEFT TO RIGH-f: SHIRLEY MITMM.

JERRY STARNES, MARY- JO HARTWELL, JANICE FOOTER, SHIRLEY NICHOLS,

STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: DON WOOD, JOAN DO I:R0W, DICK HILL, JULIE CARTWRIGHT, JEAN MUL- LER. AND TOIIISE HOLLIS.

EDITORIAL STAFF

JULIE CARTWRIGHT JOAN DOBROW JANICE FOOTER MARY-JO HARTWELL DICK HILL

LOUISE HOLLIS JEAN MULLER SHIRLEY MUMM SHIRLEY NICHOLS JERRY STARNES

DON WOOD

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

STUDENT BODY

OFFICERS

BILL CHICKERIXG President

LUTHER ARENDELL

Vice-Presidenf

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: NAOMI RUBIN. KITTY EATON, TEDDY WAGGENER, ARLENE ATWATER, JUNE SPAULDING, RUBEN ARBOGAST, STEVE TATAR, JANICE FOOTER, BARBARA BRIDGE, PAT HUDDLESTON, JERRY STARNES, GENE TAINTOR. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH McDONALD, STAN OENBRINK, WAYNE SELF, CHUCK NUGENT. NELSON VAN SON, JERRY THOMAS. BOBBY RIGGS, ED EISSEY, DON WOOD, MISS CROZIER.

BEACHCOMBER

QUILL AND SCROLL

ROGER COLLAR PATRICIA BERGHAUS

JANICE FOOTER

MARY-JO HARTWE1.L

NAOMI RUBIN

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Roger Collar Anncile Crickard

NAOMI RUBIN JERRY STARNES LOUISE HOLLIS

Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Editor

GEORGE HOPKINS Advertising Manager

STAFF

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIUHT: ELIZABliTH BARNES. BETTY VARDAAIAN, JULIE CARTWRIGHT, LAVERNE DERRY- BERRY, KITTY EATON, ROSELLE SHERWOOD. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JANICE FOOTER. JIARY-JO HARTWELL, JI.M PIGNATO, JERRY THOMAS, ED BISSEY, AND BILLY HOWELL.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Roger Coll.uj

ASSISTANT EDITORS N.vomi Rubin, Louise Mollis

FEATURE EDITOR C.\rl Bkidwell

SCHOOL EDITORS Sahah Bowery, Jean Muller

SOCIETY EDITORS . . . L.werne Derryberry, Mary- Jo Hartwell

CLUB EDITOR P.vr McCormick

SPORTS EDITORS Huuh Proctor, Jim Pignato

CITY AND COUNTY NEWS EDITOR . . . Luther Arendell

EXCHANGE EDITOR Julie C.\rt\vright

FASHIONS . . . . . . . Yvonne Eaton, P.vr Berghaus

TYPISTS Elizabeth Barnes. Betty Vardaman

BUSINESS MANAGER Jerry St.\rnes

ADVERTISING MANAGER George Hopkins

CIRCULATION MANAGER ....;.. Janice Footer

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MARTIN LYDON Sponsor

ELISE ZAROU President

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; JULIE CARTWRIGHT. NAOJII RUBIN, ARLENE ATWATER, BARBARA TUTTLE, LOU- ISE HOLLIS, BETTY McCORMICK, NORMA IVES, VIVIAN DUNCAN. SECOND ROAV, LEFT TO RIGHT: IRVING DUNN, ALICE HAUSE, BOB CASE, ANNETTE KRAUSS, DON BICKNELL, MARY ROWLEY', CAL VITTUM, ELISE ZAROU, STEVE WILLIS, JANE CASEN. AND DON WOOD.

P A N A M K R 1 C A N C L U B

FIRST HOW. LKFT To RUJHT: JUNH SPAUI.niNC, MARY-.I O HARTWIOI.I-. GLORIA ( i ROVENSTEIN, MARGIE OLSEN. HELEN KALIU LAVERNE PKRRYBERRY. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: HELEN HENRY, JANICE FOOTER. JIM PATTON, WENDELL WAGGENER. CHUCK NUGENT. BILL CHICKEHING. JOE KREUCHER, ELISE ZAROU.

D E B A T K S O C I E 1^ Y

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PHI T H E T A KAPPA

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ARLENE ATWATER President

MARIAN MORSE Sponsor

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOAN DOBROW. GLORIA GROVBNSTEIN, MARY-JO HARTWELL, JANICE FOOTER. ARLENE ATWATEiR, ELISE ZAROU, WINNIE BULLOCK. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL .CHICKERING. DICK HILL, JOE MULLER, CAL VITTUM, DANNY WICK, DON BICKNELL, KYLE HAMM, MARCHAL CALDWELL.

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PHYLLIS BELK. KITSY RAMSEYER, CAROL CHAMPION, TEDDY WAGGENER. PAT HUDDLESTON, GLORIA MILLER, ROBERTA COBB, BETTY McCORMICK, LOU HOLLIS, JOAN DOBROW. AND LAVERNE DERRYBERRY, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ARLENE ATWATER. JEAN HYERS. ROSALIE BENESH, ALICE HAUSE, CATHERINE SWETMAN. DIANE BEAI^S, SARAH BOWERY, PAT JIcCOP^MICK. MARGIE OLSEN, MARTHA DUNN, AND ELISE ZAROU.

P H I L 0 C L II B

GENE TAINTOR JANICE FOOTER

President President

ELIZABETH REYNOLDS, Sponsor

FIIIST KOW, LIOKT TO KKIHT: JEAN HAMLIN, JULIE CARTWUIGHT, TOMI SAH 11, HELEN KALIL. SECOND UOW. I KVr rn Kli'.HT: (iENIC TAINTOR, BETTY WATKINR, PAT REARDON, BETTY VARDAJIAN, LIZ BARNES, SHIRLEY .\ll-.\r.\l, MACY-Jd HAflTWELL. TFIIRn KoW. LEFT TO RIGHT; HELEN HENRY, HAURARA TITTTLE, JANICE KOO'l'Eli, JANICT CI^LNTON, NOlt.MA IVES, AND IKE'Nli; GATES.

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ANNETTE CRICKARD Sponsor

BARBARA BRIDGE President

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FlUST HOW, LL;FT to RIGHT: K.MILY JONES, ELOISE DR YFUSE, VIVIAN DUNCAN, JUNE SPAULDING, JEAN>HNE I ■(INVERSE, JfARY WA[yr<P.\. SROONP ROW. GLORIA G ROVRNSTETN, TEURSTE PINNEI.L, .MARY ROWLEY', BAR- liAKA HRIIlGIC, SIMItlJOY NICHOLS. .\|)A ,1ANE CASON. .lOVCIO TltCMHULL AND ESTELLIO BR(_)WN.

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MARTIN LYDON Sponsor

NELSON VAN SON Grand Master

STEVE TATAR Grand Master

FIRST now, LRFT TO lirOHT: STKVI': WILLIK, HAY CPlOSBY. .IBIlllY THOMAS, EDDY KINO, LUTHER ARENDELL, BILL BONNBN. .SEOONP ROW. lyEFT TO RIGHT: BABE RUTH. ED EISSEY", BOB BRAIDO, DICK HILL. NELSON VAN .SON. BI£J, OHT("KEl:l.Mi;. HILL WOOD. .II.\r PIGNATt). IIALCOLII D.AY, AND FLIP NEWELL. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RrOTIT: KR.\'T .\TW.\TER. HOW.VRD WOLF R. OAL VITTUM, CHUCK NUOENT. 'STEVE TAT.\.R. D.ANNT

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W OMEN'S A T H L E T T C A S S 0 C I A T I 0 N

JERRY STARNES President

MILDRED HARRILL Sponsor

FIRST KOW. l,IOK-r 'l-d KKIIIT: AllCKNIO ATWATIOK. KfTTY RATON, .IIUAK (^A IIT WRIGHT, FAT RKARDON, HELEN KAUIL. L(ir MOLLIS. .lEKRV STARNES. BETTY McCORMICK. BETTY VAIIDAMAN, LIZ BARNES. TO.MI SAHR. La- VERNE DERRYBERRY, VIVIAN DUNCAN. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARY'-.IO HARTWELL. GLORIA MIL- LIOU, I'AT lirnOLESTON. WINNIE RITLLOCK. MARGIE f)LSEN, BAP.RARA TUTTLE, .lANICE FOOTER. NORMA IVES, PAT .M.ColI.MIi'K. ALICE HAl'SE. lOS'l'KLLE BllOWN, AND SHIRLIOV NICHOLS.

L E T T E K M E N ' S CLUB

JERRY THOMAS President

JOHN McDonald

Sponsor

Pin-ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: NEAL BOOTH, FLIP NEWELL, ED EISSEY, GORDON BLAUM, BILLY SUTHRK .TIALMV ROBINSON, AND BILL BONNEN. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO IlKIHT: WENDY WACOENER, JlJr PIONATO, BILL RICHTEU. KISNNY FOUNTAIN, BOKBV RKJCS, .lERKY THOMAS, AND HUGH PROCTOR.

FIRST R.OW, LEFT TO PaOHT: DIANE BEALS, TOill SAH R, VIVIAN DUNCAN, NAOMI RUBIN, EMILY JONES, SHIR- LEY NICHOLS, SHII;LEY MUMM, IRENE GATES, AND LOUISE MOLESTER. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; MAR- .lORIE OLSEN. WINNIE BULLOCK, LUTHER ARENDELL, CLARENCE SNYDER. HUGH TYNDALL, ELMER KREISER IIIVINC. DCNN, ELISE ZAROU. AND HELEN HENRY.

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Basketball

FIRST ROW. LEFT 1^ . i > 1 > , I I T . UL.SSJi;i,L SMITH, JI.M Ul iJJ INSliX, Kl) lilSSEY, BOBBY RIGGS, BOB BRAIDO, AXLi W.AiLY HAilRICK. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: TO.MMY KRESSAL. GORDON BLAUII. JIM PIGNATO. WIL- LIAM RICHTER. KENNY FOUNTAIN. AND WENDY WAGGENER.

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Coach

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BOBBY RIGOS, BILLY SUTH BK, NEAL BOOTH. OORJJON BLAU'M, AND BILL BONNEN. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH MeDONALD. H UGH PROCTOR, GEORGE JONES, ED EISSEY', WALLY HAJil- RICK, AND ARTHUR CROUCH.

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PHONES 7171—7172

528— 5:50 CLEMATIS STREET

WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

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For the Finest in .Icwelri] VISIT

DUVAL JEWELRY CO.

313 CLEMATIS STREET

'The Store You Can Depend on For the Quality You Seek"

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FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES

BADCOCK'S

ECONOMY FURNITURE STORE

512 CLEMATIS STREET PHONE 4832

"BADCOCK'S WILL TREAT YOr RIGHT"

INGRAM'S SUPER MARKET

FRESH WESTERN BEEF FINEST GROCERIES

FRESH VEGETABLES

Corner Hclvfdcrc Roail and Lake Avenue PHONE 8(565

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Compliments of

LAIN HART AND POTTER

BUILDING MATERIALS

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(^.ompliments of

MONTGOMERY WARD

Compliments of

MONSALVATGE AND CO.

518 CLEMATIS STREET WEST PALM BEACH

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O. D. BURNS, INC.

PLUMBING AND HEATING SWIMMING POOLS AIR CONDITIONING

WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

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HAY, GRAIN AND JIM DANDY FEEDS

FERTILIZERS AND SUPPLIES

BRED-RITE SEEDS

THE KILGORE SEED COMPANY

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CHENEY BROTHERS

IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES WHOLESALE ONLY

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420 CLAREMOHE DRIVE

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KIMMEL'S JEWELRY CO.

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CLEARY BROS. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

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BURKETT AND WARE

321 FIPrH STREET

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WEST PALM BEACH WATER COMPANY

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ED BOHMER

Successor to D. Watts, Jeweler

327 FIRST STREET

"At the Sign of the Large Silver Watch"

F. E. C. and S. A. L. Official Railroad Watch Inspector

Compliments of

DURKEE PRINTING CO.

1208 SOUTH DIXIE

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ED. M. EARNEST CO.

A FULL LINE OF YARD (iOODS FOR YOUR SELECTION"

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321 DATURA STREET

CoiujraliilatioiDt, Gicidiuitcs

FLORIDA MUSIC COMPANY

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PHONE 5451

'The Iluiise of Westiiiglwnse'

FELDER BELL, INC.

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HELMANHUMPHRIES, INC.

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PHONE 7883 202 DATURA STREET

WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

Compliments of

K. AND K. PIPE AND SUPPLY CO.

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832 BELVEDERE ROAD

WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

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PALM BEACH GLASS AND MIRROR, INC.

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427 OKEECHOBEE ROAD

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J C. HARRIS CO.

335 CLEMATIS STREET SHOES AND MEN'S WEAR

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FRANK TURNER

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DICK AND JOAN

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MYERS LUGGAGE CO

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GEORGE WASHINGTON

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JACK AND EARL BLAIR

RENTAL CARS AND SERVICE STATION

TEXACO PRODUCTS

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