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Where the crossroads meet!
— Catherine Parmenter
It has been our effort to depict the trails which we as students have followed through Palm Beach Junior College this past year.
At times our trail has been narrow and devious, and the ascent has been difficult. At other times, it has widened into a joyous and leisurely experience. There have been guides and signposts which most of us have obeyed; there have been pleasant friendships formed; there have been moments of relaxation and fun--all along the trail.
It is the hope of the Editorial Staff that this book will bring back t o each of you thoughts o f these memorable trails which we have traveled together.
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MR. HOWELL L. WATKINS County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pictured below: BOARD of PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
in session and SCHOOL TRUSTEES. Seated: Judge CD. Blackwell, Attorney; Mr. Henry O. Earwood, Board Member; Mrs. Irene Bacon, Secretary to Superintendent; Superintendent Wat- kins; Mr. George Slaton, Chairman of the Board; Board Members: Mrs. Lauren Hand, Mr. Ralph Ket- tler, Mr. A.Q. Howell. Standing: Trustees A.R. Harrington, Lawrence Myers, James Nemec.
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MR. ELBERT E. BISHOP, Registrar Instructor in Law and Education
No bargains here!
First to come and last to leave. What would we do without Eddie?
Gentlemen of leisure, or could that be some- one studying?
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Seated: PATRICIA DeWAGENEIRE, HELEN FEDDERSEN. Standing: TOMMY LEWIS, BRYAND CALHOUN.
In the fall of 1952 a new class, to be known as the Class of '54, came to Palm Beach Junior College, bringing with it from many directions the hopes and ambitions
of new college students.
One of the major class events of the year was the Sophomore -Freshman Banquet held for the first time in several years. It was, of course, planned and carried out by the Freshman Class. As Freshmen, the Class of '54 was also happy to assist in the Commencement activities honoring their upperclassmen.
When the class returned to begin their second year in Palm Beach Junior College, they selected as their officers: Tommy Lewis, president; Bryant Calhoun, vice-presi- dent; Patricia DeWageneire, secretary; and Helen Feddersen, treasurer. Their Soph- omore year has been one of leadership in both scholarship and activities, and serious plans for the trails ahead.
PAUL ADELHELM
"Pleasure tasteth well after service" . . . Served as President of Kappa and Grand Master of Phi Da Di.
JUSTINA ANDERSON
"Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind" . . . Nursing is her profession.
VALDEEN BANKS
"Life is short but there is always time for courtesy" . . . Seems to be inter- ested in domestic sciences.
BRYANT CALHOUN
"A faithful friend is a strong defense "... Member of Kappa and Phi Da Di; Presi- dent of Phi Rho Pi.
HOWARD BROCK
"Wit be my faculty and pleasure be my occupation" . . . Active in Phi Da Di and Circle "K."
JOHN CALLAHAN
"Nor do I call pleasure idleness nor time lost" ... An active member of Phi Da Di.
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CYNTHIA CAVE
"I'm not going to Mil myself studying; no, not if I never die" . . . Plans for the Navy and then world - shaking chemical research.
"Sincerity is the way of Heaven" . . . Spends her time with the Singers and in chemistry lab.
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JERRIE CHANDLER
"Either attempt it not --or succeed" . , . Lends his voice to the Singers.
BRENDA CODY
"No matter what others may be, she is always herself" . . . Extra moments are spent as Egalite President.
LORRAINE
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"The sincere alone can recognize sin- cerity" . . . Comes from Boca . . . Hap- py in Thi Del and working for Africa, U.S.A.
PETER COMBES
"Politeness costs noth- ing and gains every- thing. "
EDDIE COX
"Silence is more elo- quent than words" . . . But we never know quite what he'; thinking.
JOYCE CREW
"Sweeter is her sing- ing to the ear than honey to the lip" . . Philo and Phi Rho Pi take up her spare moments.
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"The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute" . . . Thi Del and Bill oc- cupy her time.
SARA FLEENOR
"To know how to wait is the secret of suc- cess" . . . Co-Ed President . . . Keeps mail service busy between W.P.B. and Clemson.
BERN ICE FERMO
"Doing easily what others find difficult is talent; doing what is impossible for tal- ent is genius" . . . Philo, Kappa, and being Co-Editor of the Galleon keep her busy.
TERRY GARRITY
"Ambition has no rest" ... Phi Da Di's Sv/eetheart . . . "Our Girls" and "The Man" play casts, and an active Thi Del . . . Galleon Pho- tography Editor, too.
PHILIP GERLACH
JOHN GUERNSEY
"Genius is the capacity of evading hard work" . . . Member of Kappa and Phi Da Di . . . Excels in all he undenakes.
"Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flower" . . . Always studying, but always smiling.
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BETTY HANNUM
"Devout yet cheerful, active yet resigned" . . . Kappa and Egalite take up her time.
NELLIE HANSEN
"The ideal of courtesy with charm and grace" . . . Secre- tary of Co-Ed and Philo President . . . Plans to be a secre- tary.
MICHAEL HESTER
"Step by step the lad- der is ascended" . . Engineering is his field.
FRANCIS JOHNSON
"Men should be what they seem" . . . Kappa, Singers, and chemistry lab fill his free hours.
WILLIAM HOLT
"Bom for success he seemed" . . . Watch his magic with money . . . Member of Phi Da Di, Kappa, and Co-Editor of the Galleon.
JAN IS JORDON
"The word impossible is not in her diction- ary" . . . Music is her hobby . . . Singers, Kappa, and Egalite keep her busy.
THOMAS LEWIS
"He'll find a way" ... A member of Phi Da Di and Phi Rho Pi; Sophomore Class President.
JOHN LITTLE
"Conversation is not only profitable but moreover necessary to the perfection of man" . . . Lab tech- nology is his ambi- tion.
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"The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. "
BARBARA MACKENZIE
"Some say she's bash- ful; others doubt it. "
WILLIAM
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"One thing is forever good --that one thing is success" . . . When he isn't work- ing, he spends time with Helen.
JACK MARKHAM
"He was and he is — what more can we say?" . . . Phi Da Di and College Singers take up his time.
BRIAN MANNING
"Art is power" • . . Art Editor of the Galleon. Where Brian goes, there goes his scooter.
EVARISTO MARTINEZ
"Loss of sincerity is loss of vital power" ... A fine example of the "Good Neigh- bor Policy. "
LLOYD MOFFITT
"Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more" . . . You'll ever hear him singing.
HERBERT MOORE
"Hold the fort--rm coming" . . . Busi- ness Manager of Gal- leon, a member of Phi Da Di and Circle "K."
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EDWARD MORSTADT
"The force of his own merit makes his way" . . . Famous for: "There's one! "
CHARLES NORWID
"Attain the unattain- able" . . . What will happen to the bas- ketball team without Buddy?
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WILLIAM PARHAM
"The secret of success is constancy to pur- pose ' . . . Freshman Class President . . . Plans for chemical engineering.
FRANCES RAMER
"Be always as merry as ever you can; man doesn't like sorrow" . . Philo and Singers are her interests.
EARL PRINCE
"Let us enjoy pleasure while we can. Pleas- ure is never long enough. "
ROSA LEE SPARKMAN
"Best things come in tiny packages" . . . A welcome asset to Philo.
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"Mischief thou art afoot" ... A trans- fer student that made college more inter- esting.
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"Everyone be quiet-- I'm going to think" . . . One of our veterans with a sound philosophy of life.
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"Efficient, sincere, and good-natured; he'll always get along" . . . Editor of Beachcomber.
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WILLIAM TYDINGS
"An iron hand in a velvet glove" . . . Phi Da Di and Circle "K." Has to set an example for George Bernard Tydings.
JIMMIE WATTS
"Where she goes there's always fun and laughter" . . . Her teaching career was given up for a life of nursing.
JANICE
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"My hair is too dark to make a good angel" . . • Literary Editor of Annual . . . Active in Co-Ed . . . And lends remarks to make class interest- ing.
WALTER WESSON
"It's quality, not quantity, that makes the man" . . . Mem- ber of Phi Da Di and an active commen- tator in his classes.
BARBARA WILF
"Wise to resolve and patient to perform" . . . The Thi Del President takes time out for frequent let- ters to Cecil.
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Class Officers
Left to right: KATHY NEWLON, WAYNE SNYDER, MONTE MARKHAM, RUSSELL KARTRUDE.
On the sunny days of September 8 and 9, the Class of '55 began their adventure down the paths leading to Palm Beach Junior College. From north, south, east, and west they gathered to follow one trail leading to higher education. After a week of orientation, they began to act and feel like real college students.
To guide them through their first year, the members of the class chose the follow- ing officers: Monte Markham, president; Wayne Snyder, vice-president; Kathy Newlon, secretary; and Russell Kartrude, treasurer.
In the months that followed, the Class of '55 has made a real contribution to the student life and activities of the College.
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PATRICIA KINNE KENT SCHROEDER VIRGIL SMITH AVERY VAUGHN
ADA BARNES ROBERT BLANCO BARBARA BODLE
Not Pictured: JOAN HINTON, GERALD NICHOLSON, DONNA PODSOBINSKI.
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NEIL ADAMS RUTH ADAMS FA YE ANTHONY
CHARLES ASHTON FRANK BABCOCK RICHARD BECKER
ZOLA -MAE BLAKESLEE HOMER BLOXHAM JAMES BOOTH LEON BOSTAIN
BABETTE BREVAIRE DONALD BURG MARY CALLAHAN HANSEL CATO
JACK DOBROW CYNTHIA DOWS PHYLLIS ENGLAND FRANK FALGIANI
PATRICLA FREEMAN GERALDINE FROEHLICH BRUCE GARWOOD JOHN GENTRY
JEANNE GRANT ROBERT GRANT FLOYD GRAY MARGARET HALL
CATHARINE HAMM BEVERLY HAMPTON LORITA HAMRICK NANCY HARDEE
VICTOR LA SALA ANN LAWLOR ROBERT LICHTY
JOHN LIGON SHIRLEY LILLY WENDELL LITTRELL
TERRY LOPEZ CARLENE LORD MONTE MARKHAM
MARY MCCARTHY JUDY McCLELLAN BARBARA McKINLEY
CARLTON McKINNEY CYNTHIA MERRITT BERNARD MILLER
JEWELL MILLING DIANNA MOORE ROBERT MOORE
GLENN MORTON DOROTHY MOSKOWITZ JULIE NEAL
HARRY NELSON KATHRYN NEWLON ROBERT NICHOLS
JEANETTE NOTESTINE JOSEPH OSBORN PEGGY PATTERSON
LOIS PAUL MICHAEL PERSOFF DAVID PLATZ
JAMES PRICE ALBERT PRINTZ GORDON PSCHIRRER
CARL RANG CAROLYN REEVES GRADY REINERT
WALTER SOPER JOSEPH SPENCER JACK SPRINGER
NELSON ROSECRANS EDITH ROSS FREDRICK ROSSIGNOL
JIMMIE STAMPER DOROTHY STRICKLAND MERLE SUMMERALLS
JACQUELYN TARVER BEVERLY THOMAS JOHN THURBER
SUZANNE SAUNDERS ROBERT SCHIFF LORRAINE SCZYMANSKI
MARILYN SHEARER BRUCE SMITH WAYNE SNYDER
HAROLD TOLMAN BARBARA TUCKER MARGARET VANDERLINDE
MARGUERITE WAGGENER JOYCE WALLACE GWENDOLYN WALLS
HENRY WALPOLE MATTHEW WANNER COLLINS WHITEHEAD
JIMMIE WILLIAMS LEON WILLIAMS
BARBARA WILSON SHIRLEY WOOD
MARGUERITE WORLEY PETER YOUNG
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JOHN ADEN
JUDITH -MAY ANDERSON MALCOLM BENTLEY GLORIA BOYER JUDITH BUNT JAMES BYNUM EVELYN CALLAWAY ROBERT DAVIS SYLVIA DAVIS JOHN GERLACH MICHAEL HARBRIDGE DAVID HOSKINSON FRANK JOHNSON JONNE LANGBERG MARY MILLER SEBASTIAN MUDANO ROBERT REED DONALD ROTT RALPH SIDAWAY HERBERT SOBEL JULIAN SPRADLIN SEARLE SUPLEE MARTIN WALBERT SCOTT WALL
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Left to right: Bryant Calhoun, Helen Feddersen Janis Jordan, Wilson Timmons
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President
Vice President
Wilson Timmons Secretary
Bryant Calhoun Treasurer
Faculty Advisors - Miss Rachel Crozier, Mr. Paul Glynn
■ — Janis Jordan Helen Feddersen
The Student Government officers synchronize the activities of the school by maintaining a social calendar for the year. They have boosted the social thermometer this year by promoting interest in the various activities sponsored by the social clubs, and by sponsoring the Get-Acquainted Pool Party, the Activity Day Picnics, the annual Christmas Alumni Dance, and the Commencement Dance.
The StudentGovernment Executive Council, consisting of the Student Government Officers, Class Officers, Dean of Women, Dean of Men, and Registrar of the College, is the sounding board of student opinion and a blending of faculty and student ideas. The more serious and time-consuming functions of this Council include acting upon problems involving the student body, running the polls for student government and class elections, and devising a budget for the spending of student activity fees.
Below— EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT. First row: Kathy Newlon, Helen Feddersen, Wilson Timmons, Bryant Calhoun, Janis Jordan, Pat DeWageneire. Second row: Wayne Snyder, Tom Lewis, Mr. E. E. Bishop, Mr. Paul Glynn, Monte Markham. Not pictured: Russell Kartrude, Miss Rachel Crozier.
EDITOEUAL STAFF:
Co-Editors —
Art Editor
Lay-out Editor
Bernice Fermo, William Holt
Brian Manning
Dianna Moore
Literary Editor — ■ Photography Editor Business Manager -
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Janice Van de Water
Terry Garrity
■ Herbert Moore
Faculty Advisors - Mrs. Esther Holt, Mr. Donald BeuttenmuUer
LITERARY STAFF: Janice Van de Water Barbara Bodle Janis Jordan Sara Fleenor Joyce Wallace Anna Sue Clemens
LAYOUT STAFF: Dianna Moore Julie Neal Bert Printz Fred Rossignol Margaret Vanderlinde
PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Terry Garrity Jack Jones Monte Markham Kent Schroeder Barbara Wilf
Professional Photography by John Grigg
BUSINESS STAFF: Herbert Moore Paul Adelhelm Ada Barnes Roy Carlson Philip Gerlach Tom Lewis Dot Strickland Beverly Thomas
ART STAFF: Brian Manning Russell Kartrude Wayne King Pat Kinne Carlene Lord Kathy Newlon Frances Ramer Jackie Tarver
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OFFICERS
President Sara Fleenor
ta|E4-;^l5Sfl Vice President Dorothy Strickland
Secretary Nellie Hansen
Treasurer Barbara Tucker
Faculty Advisor Miss Rachel Crozler
The Co-Ed Club, composed of all the girls in Palm Beach Junior College, is responsible for the girls' activities. In addition, this club sponsors for the entire student body the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Stunt Night, and the Annual Signing Party at the end of the year.
Pictured at left: Nellie Hansen, Sara Fleenor, Barbara Tucker, Dot Strickland.
Ssquire Club
OFFICERS
President James Connor
Vice President John Little
Secretary Philip Gerlach
Treasurer Bert Printz
Faculty Advisor Mr. Paul Glynn
The Esquire Club is composed of all men in Palm Beach Junior College. This club has organized and sponsored the men's intramural sports program during the year.
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Ken Tose, Zola Mae Blakeslee
Barbara Bodle
Bruce Garwood
Cynthia Merritt
Lorita Hamrick, Bryant Calhoun
Kathy Newlon
Jack Markham
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■ Evaristo Martinez, Jack Dobrow
Carlene Lord, Terry Garrity
Kent Schroeder, Grady Reinert
Pat Freeman, Estelle McCarthy
Mary Lou CoUette
Margaret Hall
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OFFICERS
President Bruce Garwood
Vice President Paul Adelhelm
Secretaries Pat DeWageneire
Barbara Wilf
Librarian Valdeen Banks
Accompanists Barbara Bodle
Elaine Dick Faculty Advisor -Miss Madge Royce
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Seated: Valdeen Banks, Barbara Wilf, Barbara Bodle, Elaine Dick,
Standing: Paul Adelhelm, Pat DeWageneire, Bruce Garwood.
Pictured at right: First row: Jackie Tarver Kathy Newlon Cynthia Merritt Margaret Vanderlinde Suzanne Saunders Valdeen Banks
Second row: Barbara Bodle Pat DeWageneire Janis Jordan Elaine Dick
Circle K
Members: (K ) Kent Schroeder, Roy Carlson, Philip Gerlach, Vic LaSala, John Ligon, Jack Dobrow, Gordan Pschirrer, Avery Vaughn, Sam Mudano, Charles Norwid, David Platz. (Top of circle, counter-clockwise) Fred Rossignol, Wilson Timmons, Paul Adelhelm, Earl Prince, Robert Schiff, Mike Persoff, Eric Carlson, Walter Wesson, Peter Combes, Bryant Calhoun, Jack Markham, William Holt, John Guernsey, Hov^fard Brock, Herbert Moore, Tom Lewis, Joe Osborn, John Callahan, Wayne Snyder, Donald Rott, Bill Parham, Bill Tydings, Russell Kartrude.
OFFICERS
President Avery Vaughn
Vice President Kent Schroeder
Secretary Herbert Moore
Treasurer Roy Carlson
Faculty Advisor Mr. Paul Glynn
Circle "K" is a social, civic, and service organization chartered by the Kiwanis Club of West Palm Beach. At Palm Beach Junior College its chief activities this year have been taking charge of collections for the Empty Stocking Fund and other worthy projects, and sponsoring of the Hard Lucl< Dance for the students of the College.
Student J^urses
OFFICERS
President Jimmie Watts
Vice President Carol Denning
Secretary Lorraine Sczymanski
Treasurer Mary Louise Collette
Seated, left to right: Shirley Lilly, Norma Lopez, Mary Louise Collette, Carol Denning, Jimmie Watts, Lorraine Sczymanski, Nancy Hardee, Carol Reeves. Standing: Vera Johansen, Jeanette Notesune, Justina Anderson, Beverly Hampton, Bobbie Jo Hill, Jimmie Williams, Phyllis England, Carolee Keiler, Ruth Adams, Estelle McCarthy, Barbara Mackenzie, Theresa Lopez, Gwen Walls, Barbara Wilson.
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President -■--■.-- paui Adelhelm
Vice President janis Jordan
Secretary »- Betty Hannum
Treasurer -------------- Philip Gerlach
Advisor -- -------- — - Miss Marian Morse
Delta Omicron Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, national honor fraternity for junior colleges, was established at Palm Beach Junior College, April 26, 1943. The purpose of the fraternity is to honor scholastic achievement, and to promote scholarship and fellowship among the stu- dents. Its members are active in assisting with student registration at the beginning of each semester, and are associated with the major projects of the college.
Below: Betty Hannum, Bemice Fermo, Barbara Bodle, Sara Fleenor, Janis Jordan, Avery Vaughn, Bryant Calhoun, Paul Adelhelm, William Holt, Frank Johnson, Phil Gerlach.
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OFFICERS
President Bryant Calhoun
Vice President — Joyce Crew
Secretary Terry Garrity
Treasurer --.- -William Holt
Advisor ---------- -Mr. Watson B. Duncan
Florida Alpha Chapter of Phi Rho Pi, national speech fraternity, was established at Palm Beach Junior College in the spring of 1953. During the past year this chapter has sponsored a series of radio programs over Station WWPG, has arranged debates and dramatic programs, and has given one play, "The Man. "
Members, seated: Bernice Fermo, Bryant Calhoun, Terry Garrity. Standing: Tommy Lewis, Paul Adelhelm, William Holt. Not pictured: Joyce Crew.
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Above: Bob Lichty, Phil Gerlach, Fred Rossignol, John Little, Bill Holt, Tommy Lewis, Bob Blanco, Wilson Timmons, Kent Schioeder, Paul Adelhelm, Bryant Calhoun, Jack Dobrow, Jim Connor, Carl Rang.
P/ii 'Da Di
FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS
SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS
Grand Master Master - - - -
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Monte Markham
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Advisor - - MR. WATSON B. DUNCAN, UI
Below: Gordon Pschirrir, Jack Markham, Carlton McKinney, Avery Vaughn, Monte Markham, Joe Osborn, Howard Brock, Herbie Moore, Victor LaSala, Bert Printz, Eric Carlson, Bill Tydings, Ken Tose, John Soper, Roy Carlson, John Callahan.
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Phi Da Di Sweetheart
KATHY NEWLON
Attendants
JULIE NEAL JACKIE TARVER
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First Semester
President Nellie Hansen
Vice President -Bernice Fermo
Secretary Barbara Bodle
Treasurer -.-- -pat DeWageneire
Second Semester
President -Judy McClellan
Vice President Elaine Dick
Secretary Anna Sue Clemens
Treasurer Dorothy Moskowitz
Advisor -Miss Elizabeth Reynolds
Pictured at right: Presidents Judy and Nellie.
First row, below: Joyce Wallace, Barbara Bodle, Bernice Fermo, Nellie Hansen, Pat DeWag- eneire, Rosa Lee Sparkman. Second row: Anna Sue Clemens, Marguerite Worley, Pat Free- man, Barbara Tucker, Dorothy Moskowitz, Frances Ramer, Judy McClellan, Elaine Dick, Beverly Thomas.
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First Semester
President Barbara Wilf
Vice President Terry Garrity
Secretary ------------- Helen Feddersen
Treasurer — - Lorraine Christensen
Second Semester
President Terry Garrity
Vice President - — -- — -- -Dorothy Strickland
Secretary -t-- — Cynthia Merritt
Treasurer — ---- — Helen Feddersen
Advisor - — Mrs. Imogene Gross
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Presidents Terry and Barbara.
Seated below: Marguerite Waggener, Jackie Tarver, Lorraine Christensen, Barbara Wilf, Terry Garrity, Lois Paul, Ann Lawlor. Standing: Bettie Jean Huddleston, Dorothy Strickland, Dianna Moore, Shirley Wood, Faye Anthony, Cynthia Merritt, Helen Feddersen, Kathy Newlon, Julie Neal, Cynthia Dowd, Patricia Kinne.
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First Semester
President _-.-.. Brenda Cody
Secretary »____ janis Jordan
Treasurer Betty Hannum
Second Semester
President -■-.-__ Margaret Hall
Vice President Janis Jordan
Secretary --_.. Betty Hannum
Treasurer -Brenda Cody
Advisor — --- — Miss Fay Hamon
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Presidents Brenda and Margaret.
Below: Janis Jordan, Brenda Cody, Margaret Hall, Betty Hannum.
^lum^l Association
OFFICERS and DIRECTORS. Seated: Shirley Muimr Wolfe, Joan Dobrow Hill, Glennie Buntyn Massey, Martha Ann Harper Duncan, Delores Stone, Lucille Meebold Bates, Jean Ermeti. Standing: Clyde T. Windham, Richard Hill, Jr.; John J. Cater, Jr.; Wayne Self, Edward Eissey, John Johnson, Winston O. Dodge. Not present: Mary Louise Archibald, George Jones.
OFFICERS
President Clyde T. Windham
Vice President — Winston O. Dodge
Secretary . joan Dobrow Hill
Treasurer Mary Louise Archibald
Corresponding Secretary Richard Hill, Jr.
Parliamentarian — George Jones
The Palm Beach Junior College Alumni Association was formally organized in April, 1953. While the past year has been largely devoted to perfecting the working organization, there have been sevcial well-attended social affairs. The Christmas Alumni Dance proved a delightful occasion for both alumni and students. The present goal of the organization is a permanent home for Palm Beach Junior College.
Varsity J^asketball
du^tior Varsity basketball
Softball
SOFTBALL TEAM: First row, left to right: Dave Platz, Bill Parham, Bob Schiff, Mike Persoff, Herb Moore, Kent Schroeder, Paul Adelhelm. Second row: John Callahan, Jack Dobrow, Don Rett, John Ligon.
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GOLF TEAMS. Left to right: Paul Adelhelm, Helen Feddersen, Bill Holt, Marguerite Waggener, Tommy Lewis, Terry Garrity, Bill Parham, Dianna Moore, Jim Stamper, Marilyn Shearer.
Love that form!
Bull's eye!
Energetic, aren't we?
To hit and run is legal here.
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"Please, I'm not that kind of boy! "
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Jotmal 'Dances
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Dorothy Strickland Marguerite Waggener Cynthia Merritt Faye Anthony Julie Neal Dianna Moore Ann Lawlor Shirley Wood Jackie Tarver Kathy Newlon
Thi Del's Harvest Dance
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"Don't worry, Howard. Between the two of us we'll straighten out everything. "
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The gang got together at Hugh Taylor Birch State Park. Even Julius Caesar came with his camera to join in the fun.
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Sophomore
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JOHN CALLAHAN
HELEN FEDDERSEN
Most ^At hie tic
TERRY GARRITY
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PHILIP GERLACH
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JUNE STALLS
JOHN GUERNSEY
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BERNICE FERMO
BRYANT CALHOUN
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MrXotiis Z.M. Southwick
The close of this year brings an end to the college trail for one of our faculty members who is retiring after many years of service In the Palm Beach County School System. Since 1946 Mr. Southwick has been identified with Palm Beach Junior Col- lege, and during that time he has guided many students toward success and honor in various fields of engineering.
The members of the Galleon Editorial Staff take this opportunity, Mr. Southwick, to recognize your service and to wish for you many full, rich, and happy years ahead. We hope that retirement from your profession will enable you to carry out many plans and desires which during your busy years could be but dreams.
CommmcemeHt
The end of the TRAIL opens new TRAILS to the future.
We see into the distance. The vague and shadowy shapes. The signposts of tomorrow, Covered with tomorrow's capes.
Wayfarer, what will you find, As the markers are unveiled; Will the trail bring achievement. Or a life to be unbailed!
—Terry Garrity
CONGRATULATIONS
FURNITURE CO,
219 So, Dixie
Phone 2-0532
Home -Owned - Home -Operated
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SEALTEST PRODUCTS
901 Okeechobee Road
Phone 2-4188
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Deposits Insured Up to
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Insurance Corporation
"On the Ocean"
Palm Beach Shores, Florida
Superb Cuisine
Cocktail Lounge
Banquet Facilities
Modernization - Commercial
and Residential Maintenance
Telephone 3-4834
PALMETTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
General Contractors
427 Northwood Road West Palm Beach, Florida
Phone 3-5285 P.O. Box 862
GLENN W. BRIDWELL
2413 Broadway- Riviera Beach, Florida
Feed
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2517 Broadway Riviera Beach
Insecticides Seed and Garden Tools
Power Mowers Sharpening and Repairs
Phone 3-1892 CLYDE ANTOINE
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For the Finest in Jewelry- Visit DUVAL- JEWELRY COMPANY 313 Clematis Street West Palm Beach, Florida W. L. STEWART, Manager |
From THE PALM BEACH POST and TIMES and THE PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS |
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HAMILTON ELECTRIC INC. Ranges Gibson Refrigerators Toastmaster Water Heaters Electrical Contracting 309 Flamingo Drive - Phone 6044 West Palm Beach, Florida |
Congratulations
to the
Class of '54
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Lovely Flowers For Every Occasion
Phone 2-4208
Citizens Building
West Palm Beach, Florida
1106-1108 S. Dixie
Phone 8133
West Palm Beach, Florida
Fischer,
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INSURRNGE
MORTGAGE
LOANS
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DRUGS, INC. Phone 8300 Riviera Beach, Florida
South Dixie:
PHARMACY
5023 So. Dixie
Telephone 2-1340
West Palm Beach, Florida
Two Good Drug Stores
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FURNITURE
Phone 2-4107 333 Datura Street West Palm Beach
314 E. Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach
We Want Your Business!
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Sunshine Service does so much . . . costs so //7//e. It's the Biggest Bargain in the household budget!
FLORIDA POWER
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Guaranty Building West Palm Beach
FLORIDA BANK & TRUST CO. At West Palm Beach
Member Florida National Group
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
G. F. Youn^
DISTRIBUTORS OF
B.L.P. MOBILE 'KORKER' GUARANTEED WATERPROOFING
317 FLAMINGO DRIVE
WEST PALM BEACH. FLORIDA
PHONE 3-7385
Best Wishes
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M^ ARTH U R
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BETTER MILK
DIRECT FROM FARM TO YOU
DA.IRY
West Palm Beach, Florida
Phone 5624
501 Datura Street
West
Palm Beach,
Florida
Our Magic Kitchen
Available Without Charge to Clubs, Church and School
Groups and Civic Organization
FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY
and FLO -GAS CORPORATION West Palm Beach Lake Worth Delray Beach
Compliments of
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK
of West Palm Beach
Complete Banking & Trust
Facilities
Member Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clematis and Olive - Phone 7131
Compliments of
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Television Headquarters
of the Palm Beaches
245 Worth Avenue
Phone 2-0881
Palm Beach
110 S. Olive Avenue Phone 2-3298 West Palm Beach
520 Atlantic Avenue
Phone 4378
Delray Beach
Everyone Loves to Shop at
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Phone 3-4661
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Concrete - Blocks - Steel
MATERIALS CORP.
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West Palm Beach
We Wire Flowers Dial
2-4264
GIESENS
457 Northwood Road
Best Wishes From
•piRST T=Hi:)HRi^U
SAVINGS ^ LOAN
ASSOCIATION
215 So. Olive Avenue West Palm Beach, Florida
Current Rate
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3%
Your Savings Insured
Up to $10,000
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The Most Complete Retail and Wholesale In the Palm Beaches 417 Okeechobee Road Phone 2-3851 |
Compliments of ■RO-BAL_0 In Riviera |
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KT5EEM KING 55th and Broadway Always two Flavors Sherbets - Thik Shakes - Sundaes |
Compliments of In Riviera |
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We wish You Luck! Til roeR. Good Food ! Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Summer Prices All Year Broadway and 37th in Riviera |
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Compliments of
\A/EST PALM BEAC4H "PEDERAL-
Savings and Loan Association
Start the Thrift
Habit With An
Insured Savings Account
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Each Account Insured to $10, 000
Assets Exceed
$2, 300, 000. 00
223 Datura Street - Phone 3-0301
Ground Floor - Guaranty Bldg.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Compliments of
BURNUP iirSIMS INC.
505 Park Street West Palm Beach, Florida
Compliments of
VOGEL
AMBULANCE
Phone 3-4413 West Palm Beach, Florida
Congratulations
to the
Class of '54
Compliments of
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BUILDING MATERIAL
West Palm Beach - Phone 3-2525 Pahokee - Phone 2131
Pianos - Organs
>^ -MUSIC COMMNY-
TV - Records 206 Datura Street West Palm Beach
LUGGAGE
of
The Palm Beaches
Visit Our Lake Worth Store 515 Lake Avenue
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Grade "A
MILK
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE For Your Health's Sake
For Your Special Diet - Lo-Hi Milk Low Fat Milk - Vitamin Fortified Acidophilus Milk Yougurt
CO.
456 FLAMINGO DR. TEL 7175
Homogenized Vitiam " D" Pasteurized Milk Pennock's Raw Milk Pennock's Pasteurized Milk Chocolate Milk
Sweet Cream Soured Cream Orange Juice Butter and Eggs Cottage Cheese
Visitors Welcome To Our Modern - Sanitary Plant
"Say It With Flowers"
COPFEYS FLOWER SHOP
Phone 3-7573
1100 Elizabeth Street Corner Okeechobee
BANK
OF
PALM BEAC-H
TRUST CO.
Palm Beach, Florida
Member Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
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PL015IDA PALMS ^ LAKE DELT^AY
Phone 9386
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
Famous for Italian Specialties Pizza - Tonnato Pie
191 Bradley Place Next to Jonas Palm Beach, Florida
C omplinnents of
MISSION COMPANY INC.
Riviera Beach
BEST WISHES
From the
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MALTS AND SHAKES
Good Luck!
DAIRY QUEEN
Riviera Beach
Compliments of
XELLCO -r+HCA-TTSHS
RIVIERA
SURF CORAL
CARLTON
AAA Road Services, Phone 9401
LAKE PARK
STANDARD SERVICE US No. 1 Bayberry Lake Park
CHAS. A. FRITZ, Proprietor
Tires, Batteries, Starter
Mufflers, Tail Pipes, Generator
Brakes Service, Motor Tune Up
Wheel Balancing
Get Our Prices and Save $ $
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INSURANCE AGENCY
Insurance Saving Thru Dividends
Riviera Beach Bank Building
Riviera Beach
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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