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1948 


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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  »  ,   ,,    .  .^ 

„      J       .      „.      ,       „    ,        ,  .       ,,    .  .,        ,,    ,  .^         ^  M.A.,    Harvard   University 

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

_,      .,        oi    .      r„        ,,  ^   ,,  ^\        J   ,  r.  Graduate    Work:    Harvard    University 

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. 


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BEHIND  THEM  ARE 
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WILLIAM  BONNEN 


ROBERT  BRAIDO 


BARBARA  BRIDGE 


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ROGER  COLLAR 


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MALCOLM   DAY 


JOHN  DICKS 


JOAN   DOBROW 


ELOISE  DRYFUSE 


IRVING  DUNN 


EDWARD  EISSEY 


ALLEN   EWING 


WILLIAM    FINIGAN 


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JAMES  HARDIN 


RICHARD   HILL 


GEORGE  HOPKINS  PATRICIA    HUDDLESTON 


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JEAlxT   HYERS 


JOSEPH  KREUCHER 


ELSIE   MARTIN 


BETTY  Mccormick 


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DAVID   McNAIR 


ALLEN   MOLLINEAUX 


JOSEPH  MULLER 


SHIRLEY  MUMM 


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PHILIP  NEWELL       HAROLD  NORDENBERG       OHARLES  NUGENT 


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STANLEY   OENBRINK 


MARTHA    OLLIFF 


FLO  RAMSEYER 


ROBERT  RIGGS 


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MARY  ROWLEY 


NAOMI  RUBIN 


ELTON   SAPP 


JUNE  SPAULDING 


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GBRALDINE   STARNES  GENEVIEVE  TAINTOR 


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 


(;p:ne  taintor 

Pri'siflcnt 

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 

O  U  E  E  N 


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. 


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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. 


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Fl.    IV   l;t;D,   LEFT    TO   RiaHT:    Al.l.KiN    KV\JNC,,    AliLKi\K    AT  WAT  101 1,     UII.L    FINUIAN,     DON    WOOli,     81UU1.KY    NICHOLS. 
AND  WAYNE  SELF. 


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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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ARLENE  ATVv'ATKR       ESTHER  C.  tlOLT       PAT     HUDDLESTON 
President  Sponsor  President 


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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. 


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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- 
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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 

WICK.  i;i';.\'  v.\L'(iHN.  koc,i.:r  collar,  and  st.\.\-  oenbrink. 


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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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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- 
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Coach 


BILL  BONNEN 
Manager 


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PHONES  7171—7172 

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WHOLESALE  ONLY 


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420  CLAREMOHE  DRIVE 

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ED  BOHMER 

Successor  to 
D.  Watts,  Jeweler 

327  FIRST  STREET 


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