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All  the  year  we  travel 

A  thousand  different  trails; 

Down  a  blue  highway 

Where  a  tall  ship  sails -- 

Down  a  scene-swept  country  lane- 

Down  a  crowded  street- - 

Oh,  the  magic  and  the  beauty 

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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County  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction 


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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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DR.  JOHN  I.  LEONARD 
President,  Palm  Beach  Junior  College 

An  able  administrator,  an  inspiring  leader,  and  a  friend  to  every  student. 


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Long  after  we  are  gone. 
All- our  hearts  are  filled  with  gladness 
When  we  think  of  theev 
•"liail»:,  palm -Beach  Junior  Colleges 
You  shall  immortal  be. 


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? 


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Class  Officers 


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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ERIC  CARLSON 

ROY  CARLSON 

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"Let  every  man  ex- 

"So of  cheerfulness  or 

ercise  the  art  he 

of  good  temper,  the 

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knows"  .  .  .  Spare 

more  it  is  spent  the 

time  divided  between 

more  of  it  remains" 

Phi  Da  Di  and  fishing. 

.  .  .  Member  of 
Phi  Da  Di. 

CHARLES  CARTER 


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 

CHRISTENSEN 

"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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HARRY  DANNER 

PATRICIA 

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"A  big  smile  and  a 

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HELEN  FEDDERSEN 

"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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NORMA  LOPEZ 

"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 

MANCHESTER 

"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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JUNE  STALLS 

"Mischief  thou  art 
afoot"  ...  A  trans- 
fer student  that  made 
college  more  inter- 
esting. 


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BILLY  STRODE 

"Everyone  be  quiet-- 
I'm  going  to  think" 
.  .  .  One  of  our 
veterans  with  a  sound 
philosophy  of  life. 


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WILSON  TIMMONS 


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"Reason  and  calm 

judgment,  the  qual- 
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longing to  a  leader" 
.  .  .  President  of 

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member  of  Phi  Da 

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KENNETH  TOSE 

"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 

VAN  de  WATER 

"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. 


Not  Pictured: 
VAN  GNANN 


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. 


Adi^a^ced  Jreshmm 


PATRICIA  KINNE 
KENT  SCHROEDER 
VIRGIL  SMITH 
AVERY  VAUGHN 


ADA  BARNES 
ROBERT  BLANCO 
BARBARA  BODLE 


Not  Pictured:  JOAN  HINTON,  GERALD  NICHOLSON,  DONNA  PODSOBINSKI. 


Jreskmen 


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 


Not  Pictured 

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 


STUDENT  GOVERNMENT  OFFICERS 
Left  to  right:    Bryant  Calhoun,  Helen  Feddersen 
Janis  Jordan,  Wilson  Timmons 


Government 


OFFICERS 


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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Pictured  at  right:    Bert  Printz,  Jim  Connor,  Phil 
Gerlach,  John  Little. 


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News  Editor 

Feature  Editor 

Society  Editor 

Sports  Editors 

Proof  Editor 

Business  Manager 

Assistant  Business  Manager 
Reporters 


Typist 

Photographer  -  - 
Faculty  Advisor 


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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Mr.  Watson  B.  Duncan,  III 


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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 


Pictured  at  left: 

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. 


Phi  Zheta  Kappa 


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OFFICERS 

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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Phi  Kho  Pi 


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  -  -  -  - 

Scribe 

Treasurer  -  - 


Paul  Adelhelm 
•Bryant  Calhoun 
-Tommy  Lewis 
-   William  Holt 


Grand  Master 

Master 

Scribe- 

Tlreasurer  -  -  ■ 


-  Bryant  Calhoun 

--Avery  Vaughn 

Monte  Markham 

■  -   William  Holt 


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. 


Phi  Da  Di  Sweetheart 


Phi  Da  Di 
Sweetheart 

KATHY  NEWLON 


Attendants 

JULIE  NEAL 
JACKIE  TARVER 


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OFFICERS 

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 

'*■  Pictured  at  left: 

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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OFFICERS 

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 

Pictured  at  left: 

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!  " 


Go,  men,  go! 


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Phi  Rho  Pi  Presents 
IF  GIRLS  ASKED  BOYS  for  DATES 


Jotmal  'Dances 


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Thi  Del  presents  her 
new  members: 

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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"Do  you  like  potato  chips? " 


"Don't  worry,  Howard.    Between  the 
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J^otables 


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JUNE  STALLS 


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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 


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B.L.P.    MOBILE    'KORKER' 
GUARANTEED 
WATERPROOFING 


317   FLAMINGO   DRIVE 

WEST   PALM    BEACH.    FLORIDA 

PHONE  3-7385 


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324  Clematis  Street 


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cJERSEY       FARM 


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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p.   O.    Drawer  231 


West  Palm  Beach 


We  Wire  Flowers 
Dial 

2-4264 


GIESENS 


457  Northwood  Road 


Best  Wishes 
From 

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SAVINGS    ^   LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

215  So.    Olive  Avenue 
West  Palm  Beach,    Florida 


Current  Rate 

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Dividend 

3% 

Your  Savings  Insured 

Up  to  $10,000 


Day   or   Night   Anytime 
Go  to 

At   the    City  Line 
Where    West  Palm  Beach  Meets  Riviera 

The  Most  Complete 
Retail  and  Wholesale 

In  the  Palm  Beaches 
417  Okeechobee  Road 

Phone  2-3851 

Compliments  of 

■RO-BAL_0 

In   Riviera 

KT5EEM   KING 

55th  and  Broadway 

Always    two  Flavors 

Sherbets  -  Thik  Shakes  -  Sundaes 

Compliments  of 
In   Riviera 

We  wish  You  Luck! 

Til  roeR. 

Good  Food  ! 

Breakfast  -  Lunch  -  Dinner 
Summer  Prices  All  Year 

Broadway  and  37th  in  Riviera 

TRY 

SHWELL. 

HE 

Won't  Have  It 

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 


''  A  " 


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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FLORIDA    STATE 
T-+HEATR:ES 


^   PARAMOUNT 

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 
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Qiooi^'&trilavar 

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  $  $ 


C"ROMWELL_ 

INSURANCE  AGENCY 

Insurance  Saving  Thru  Dividends 

Riviera  Beach  Bank  Building 

Riviera  Beach 


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NATIONAL  BANK  IN  PALM  BEACH.  " 
"I  suggest  that  you,   too,   open  an  account 
with  the  FIRST  NATIONAL,   friendliest 
bank  around  here.  " 


FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 


Member  Federal  Deposit 
Insurance  Corporation 


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