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GALLEON

1963
Volume 18

PALM BEACH JUNIOR COLLEGE

Lake Worth ?lorida

Contents

Administration
and Faculty

Sophomores

Freshmen

Special Interest
Clubs

Social Clubs

Events

Athletics

Features

Advertisements

YOU MAY REMEMBER
The GALLEON is the pictorial rec-
ord of the school year. In its pages we
have endeavored to portray scenes of
college life that you may recall, and
perhaps cherish, as you think of your
Alma Mater: ordinary classroom and
campus situations; special events, on
and off campus; organizations to
whose success you have contributed;
and portraits of friends and teachers.
Study, play, leisure — we can only sug-
gest the great variety of your interests.
This book, then, is our interpretation
of student life at Palm Beach Junior
College.

Fight that eight o'clock traffic.
Search for a parking space. Read
the bulletin board to discover
what's urgent today. Hurry to
class. Rush, rush, rush!

Fine arts courses are
popular with most stu-
dents: sketching, paint-
ing, singing, playing in
the band.

Arts and sciences are
musts: Mr. Duncan's
popular literature class
and Mr. Lemmerman's
chemistry lab.

What is the most popular place on campus?
The gym is the scene of lively dances, such
as the all-campus "get-acquainted" dance in
September. The library sometimes loses out in
the popularity race with the student lounge.

Many an hour is spent quietly absorbing sunshine, or busily facing
footlights in college plays.

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Between classes, benches and
railings are useful for sit-
ting or perching. In the
evening, formal affairs such
as Philo's Arch Dance are
social highlights of the
year.

Photo by Gary Smigiel

Our beach scene this year, representing many pleas-
ant hours spent by PBJC students, is Ft. Lauderdale
Beach during the spring influx of students from all
over the country. Right, quiet scene in one of most
attractive spots on campus, and below, not-so-quiet
scene in Gym as students dance the Twist.

Photo by Alan McKellips

Administration and Faculty

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Administration Building

Administration and Faculty

Junior College Part of
County School System

Palm Beach Junior College is a public school
under the control of the Palm Beach County Board
of Public Instruction. The Board changed con-
siderably this past fall with the election of two new
Republican members and one new Democrat.

Present School Board members:
Mr. John L. Remsen, Chairman
Mr. Louis B. Bills
Mr. Milton 0. Carpenter
Mr. Robert R. Johnson
Mr. A. Donaldson Thorp

Board of Trustees for Palm Beach County School
System:

Mr. Lawrence W. Myers, Chairman

Mr. A. R. Harrington

Mr. G. Ray Sparks, Jr.

The College Advisory Committee:
Mr. Richard D. Hill, Chairman
Rev. Frank Atkinson, Secretary
Mr. James A. Ball, Jr.
Mr. John J. Cater
Mrs. R. S. Erskine

MR. HOWELL L, WATKINS, Superintendent of Public Instruction for Palm Beach County

Below: County Office of Public Instruction

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DR. HAROLD C. MANOR

President of the College
1958 —

MR. PAUL J. GLYNN
Dean of Student Personnel

MR. PAUL W. ALLISON

Dean of Instruction

Administrative

DR. E. WAYNE WHITE
Dean of Men

The members of the administrative staff have
the responsibility of coordinating all of the func-
tions of the College and seeing that everything
runs smoothly.

MISS RACHEL F. CROZIER
Dean of Women

Officers

MR. ELBERT E. BISHOP
Registrar

MR. JAMES BAUGHER
Director of Services

MR. GEORGE TONY TATE

Assistant Director of Services

Evening Division

1! i.l*

DR. PAUL W. GRAHAM
Director of Evening Classes and Dean of Special Studies and
Summer Session

Library in the evening

In the first semester the Evening Division employed seven-
teen extra teachers in addition to those already teaching
in the day program. Many of these work in business or
industry and teach their specialties at night.

In the fall of 1962 the
Evening Division enroll-
ment reached a peak of
over 1100 students, as com-
pared with 1600 day stu-
dents. Crowded conditions
forced many students into
the evening program who
would otherwise have en-
rolled in the day program.

MISS ANNE BUCKLEY
Secretary

MR. LAURENCE H. MAYFIELD

Assistant Registrar

They Are Veteran Teachers of P.B.J. C.

MISS RACHEL CROZIER
Dean of Women

This year Miss Crozier and
Miss Albertson are quietly ob-
serving remarkable anniver-
saries in their service to the
College. Miss Crozier came
to the College in 1938 and
taught English for a number
of years before being ap-
pointed Dean of Women. She
is completing her twenty-fifth
year at the College.

Miss Albertson has taught
at the College even longer. She
was the first teacher employed
at the new junior college on
its founding in 1933. As a bi-
ology teacher and as head of
the Science Department, Miss
Albertson is now completing
her thirtieth year at Palm
Beach Junior College.

Miss Crozier may be seen
at any time running around
campus, and Miss Albertson
frequently at her microscope.

MISS MARY SUE ALBERTSON
Chairman of Department of Science

MR. KENNETH E. ACKERMAN
Chemistry

MR. D. HUGH ALBEE
Music

MR. KNUD DENNIS ALBER
Mathematics

MISS MARY S. ALBERTSON
Biology: Chairman, Science Department

MR. A. ALBERT ALPERSTEIN
Mathematics

MR. HOWARD BAKER

HiologN

MR. ROBERT L. BATSON
Business Administration; Chairman, Business De-
partment

MR. FLOYD 0. BECHERER. JR.
History

MR. ROY E. BELL
Health and Physical Education

MR. WILLIAM M. BARNES
with evening class in Police Administration

MR. HAROLD M. BRAKE

Business Administration,

Evening Division

DR. LEE E. BUTTERFIELD
Languages, Evening Division

MR. WALLACE E. BELL
Mathematics

MISS ROSE MARY BIANCAROS \
French, Spanish

MRS. JEAN COVERT BLESH
Guidance

MISS LOIS H. BOLES

Assistant Librarian

DR. SAMUEL S. BOTTOSTO

Social Science: Chairman. Social Science Depart-
ment

MR. DONALD HARVEY BUSSELLE

English

MISS EDITH M. CASERTA

Dental Hygiene; Assistant Chairman. Dental Health

Services for Dental Hygiene

MR. DANIEL P. CAYLOR. JR.
Biology

MR. FRANK J. CIEBOTER

Psychology

))

IR. MARTIN V. CAMPBELL,
ight, Economics, Evening Divis-
ion, with student

Right, Dr. Manor is one of many
faculty members receiving influ-
enza inoculations given by Nurse
Mrs. Eddy Hargis.

MR. JAMES A. COOPER

Electricity

MR. JOSHUA CRANE

Speech. Logic

MR. E. PAYGE DAMPIER

Social Science

REV. SIDNEY H. DAVIES
Bible

MISS BARBARA JEAN DILLON
Dental Hygiene

MRS. ELEANOR R. DIXON

Business Education

MRS. RUTH W. DOOLEY
Assistant Librarian

MR. ROBERT DOUGLAS DRUMMOND
Business Education

MR. WATSON B. DUNCAN. Ill
English; Chairman, Communications Department

MR. JOHN BURTON

CARLOS

Electronics, Evening Division

DR. JOHN DEMMING
Psychology, with evening class

MR. MARVIN JOHN DE VOS

(left) with student. Mechanical

Drawing, Evening Division

MRS. SUE A. EARNES1
Nursing

MISS EDITH FAYE KA-'I EH LING
English

DR. THEODORE B. EXGEE

Dental Hygiene; Chairman, Dental Health Services

Department

MR. RALPH W. FOWLER

Electronics

MRS. ELISABETH ERLING
Health and Physical Education: Chairman. Home
Economics, Health and Physical Education Depart-
ment

MR. CLYDE P. FERGUSON

Chemistry; Assistant Chairman. Science Department

MR. DAVID A. FORSHAY

Social Science, Spanish

MR. WALTER ABRAM FRANKLIN

Business Administration

MR. WILLIAM B. GALBRAITH
Physics. Physical Science

MR. CRAIG A. GATHMAN

Biolosv

Below: At a party given by the Communications Department, Miss Emma J. Phillips is honored
on the publication of her new textbook, "A Review o£ English Fundamentals."

MR. G. CURTIS GENTRY

Mathematics

MR. JOSEPH H. GIBSON

Business Administration, Evening Division

MR. CHARLES GRAHAM
Business Education

MR. REUBEN A. HALE
Art

MRS. EDITH HALL
Home Economics. Social Science

MR. DONALD L. HARBERT

Enjii

is Dr

ineermg Drawing

MR. OTIS HARVEY
Music

MR. GEORGE W. HOFMANN
Social Science

MR. FRED J. HOLLING, JR.
Biology

MR. GILBERT HALVERSON
Phvsics. Evening Division

MR. EMIL H. JENSEN
(right) with students in ceramics class, Evening Division

MR. GORDON JOSEPH
KRAMER

English, Evening Division

MRS. ESTHER C. H0L1
Business Administration

MISS WILTHELMA HOI/I
Nursing

MR. BARRY TOWNSEND HOUGH

Social Science

MR. JAMES C. HOUSER. JR.
Art

MR. EARL B. HUBER

English

MRS. NINA K. JENSEN
Art; Assistant Chairman. Fine Arts Department

MR. JAMES B. KING
Health and Physical Education

MR. WILLIAM KIRSHNER
Mathematics; Chairman. Mathematics Department

MISS ROSALIND S. KOCHEL

Social Science

Below: Faculty men get physical workout.

MR. JOSEPH MACY

with class in Police Administration, Evening Division

MISS MARILYN JANE LEAF
Health and Physical Education

MR. FRANK LEAHY
Speech. Drama

MR. LEO V. LEMMERMAN

Chemistry

MR. JOSEPH M. LESKO

Chemistry

MISS CHRISTINE CATHERINE
MACKENZIE

Nursing

MR. CHARLES R. McCREIGHT

English. Journalism

MR. P. WILLIAM McDANTEL
English

MR. HARRIS DANIEL McGIRT
Health and Physical Education

MISS BETTY ANN MORGAN
Nursing

MM. I \ I 111.1 I M. NOWLEN
Business. Evening Division

MR. DALE WASHBURN
and Electronics class, Evening Division

MRS. DORIA B. YEAMAN
Business Management. Evening Division

MR. ROBERT C. MOSS
Counselor

MRS. ELEANOR J. MYVN
Social Science

DR. CHALMERS 0. NELS01N

Mathematics

MISS ANTOINETTE GLORIA MNZIATO

Nursing

MRS. THELMA L. OKERSTROM

Business Education

MR. JOSEPH 0. PAYNE

Social Science

MRS. DOROTHY M. PEED
English

MR. THOMAS P. PERRY

English

MISS EMMA J. PHILLIPS

English

Mr. Roy Bell shows how.

Mr. James Houser and an art student.

MR. JOHN W. PLATT. JR.

English

MR. JEWING BUCKLEY RADER

Engineering Drawing

MR. ARTHUR C. RAMOS

Physical Science

MISS ELIZABETH REYNOLDS
Librarian; Chairman. Library Department

MR. WAYNE D. ROLLINS

English. Speech

MISS LETHA MADGE ROYCE
Music: Chairman. Fine Arts Department

MISS LILLIAN M. SMILEY

Nursing Education: Chairman. Nursing Depart-
ment

DR. THOMAS T. STURROCK

Biology

MR. CHARLES L. SUTHERLAND. JR.

Education

Say something for our audience, Mr. Duncan!

The ten o'clock break in the

Photo by Chuck Kulp

culty Lounge

That's a lot of knowledge, Mrs. Dooley.

MRS. SALLIE K. TAYLOR
English, Logic

MISS ELIZABETH ANN TEGIA( ( HI
Biolog)

MR. MEACHAM 0. TOMASELLO
English. Lojric

MR. RICHARD LEON TRAVIS

Mathematics

MR. WILTON TUCKER

Social Science

MR. DON C. WHITMER

Engineering Drawing; Chairman. Engineering and

Technology Department

MRS. RUTH WRIGHT WING

Mathematics

MR. HERBERT WINSTEAD

Biology

MR. EDMUND SEMMENS
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

Clerical Staff Keeps the
College Running Smoothly

The Girl Fridays on these two pages are
among the best known persons on campus.
They handle telephone connections, take
messages, give out a wealth of information,
type tons of letters and directives: they run
off duplicated materials, punch I.B.M.
cards, and sell books; they distribute lit-
erature, make appointments, keep records,
and do a million other tasks necessary for
the smooth functioning of the College. The
student is likely to come to one of these
ladies first with his problem before getting
a conference with an administrative officer.

MISS EDNA D. WILSON

Administrative Assistant

MRS. ELIZABETH H. NOBIS
Secretary to the President

Below: Mrs. Bernice M. Ballard, Clerk-Typist; Mrs. Ruth Brofft, Assistant Bookstore Manager; Mrs. Joyce Cates, Recep-
tionist; Mrs. Annie L. Emerson, Secretary to the Director of Student Personnel Services.

Abon-: Mrs. Shirley K. Kinch, Secretary to the Dean of Instruction; Mrs. Pauline Marvin, Clerk-Typist, Technical
Building: Mrs. Sonia M. Mattson, Secretary for Purchasing: Mrs. Freida Reed, Clerk-Typist.

Miss Wilson has portrait made for the Galleon (see opposite page for result). This informal picture made by Chuck Kulp.

Beloiv. Mrs. Sue F. Frazier, Secretary to the Registrar; Mrs. Bonnie I. Griffin, Clerk-Typist; Mrs. Edna M. Hardy,
Clerk-Typist; Mrs. Lois Kaskey, Switchboard Operator.

Above: Mrs. Evalyn C. Sullivan, I.B.M. Supervisor; Mrs. Wilma Weigel, Bookkeeper; Mrs. Myrtle D. Whittaker, Cash-
ier; Mrs. Corinne Wulf, Clerk -Typist.

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Sophomores

MARY ABATE

Catholic Student Association 1, 2: Circle K-ettes
1,2; Coed Board 2; Thi Del 1,2.

DIANE VIRGINIA ABERT

Phi Thcta Kappa 1, 2; Student Nurses Association
1,2; Coed Volleyball 2.

PHYLLIS ADAMS

Mature Students Club 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2;
Student Nurses Association 1, 2.

ARDEN ADICKES

RICHARD A. ALTHOUSE
Phi Da Di 1, 2.

JAMES PATRICK ANDERSON
"Pat"

MARIA LLCILA ARIAS

"Marilyn"

DIANE ARMOR

BARBARA ARNOLD
•"Bobbie"

Jewish Student Fellowship 1, President 2.

LINDA ANITA ASHWORTH

Baptist Student Union 1; Phi Rho Pi 1;
Phi Theta Kappa 1; Philo 1, 2; Student
Congress 2; Treasurer of Student Body 2.

SANDRA JOAN AYCOCK

"Sandy"
Philo 1, 2.

ARTHLR A. AZZARO

Art Club 1, 2: Catholic Student Associa-
tion: Vice-President, President 1, President
2; Chi Sig_ 1, 2; Chi Sig soccer and bas-
ketball teams 2.

PEGGY MAE BALDWIN

Coed Club J : I on ign Lai

] : I reasurer of I ■■

Club Council 1, 2: Phi Thi

Sgt.-at-Arma 1. President 2 - n Mu

1, 2: intramural -port- 1,2.

JEFF BARTON

Circle K 2: College Forum i : Collegiate Fellow-
ship 1; Galleon -taff 1, Business Mar,.,
Methodist Xud.-m- Movemenl J. 2: Political

Union 1, 2.

ROBERT BASSINDER

Intramural football 2.

DOUG BAYLEY

College Singers 1, 2.

GENE BEAUREGARD
DONALD BECKER

Collegiate Fellowship 2.

CAROL ANN BEERS
Philo 1, 2.

MAUREEN ANN BELOIN

Student F.E.A. 1. 2.

ROBERT WAYNE BENNETT
Phi Theta Kappa 2: Radio Club 1. 2.

No, that book hasn't come in yet. We are expect-
ing it at any time now.

Yum yum yum yum yum yum yum.

SARA OLIVIA BERRY

Baptist Student Union 1; Beachcomber Staff
1; Student F.E.A. 1.

PATRICIA ELAINE BISHOP

■•Patty"

Florida Academy of Sciences 1 ; Methodist Stu-
dents Movement 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2;
Student F.E.A. 2.

MARGARET A. BLANCHARD

"Peggy"

Beachcomber staff 1, Editor-in-Chief 2; Phi
Theta Kappa 1, Publicity Chairman 2; Sigma
Epsilon Mu 1, Secretary 2; Student Congress 2;
Student F.E.A. 1.

ROBERT H. BLOODWORTH, JR.
LARRY DAVID BOGARD

"Iiu-ir"

Art Club 2; College Band 2; Galleon staff 2.

-MARY JO BOLOGNONE

Catholic Students Association 2; Student F.E.A.
2.

BETTY BERTREZ BOND

Sigma Epsilon Mu 1, 2.

PATRICIA ANN BOWMAN
'Tat"

Methodist Students Movement 1.

JANE PATRICIA BOYCE
"Pat"

Beachcomber staff 2 ; Methodist Students Move-
ment 2; Political Union 1.

CAMERON BOYNTON
HUGH EUGENE BRADY

Chi Sig 1, Comptroller 2.

OWEN BRECKER

Mature Students 1, 2; Phi Rho Pi 2: Phi
Theta Kappa 2; Radio Club 2; Student
F.E.A. 2; Veterans" Club 1, 2.

PAUL C. BREMER

Intramural Softball, table tennis, basketball.

MARVIN JOSEPH BRIGMAX. JR.

Baptist Student Union 2: Circle K 1: Phi Da Di
1, 2; Intramural football, basketball 1, 2: seccer,
Softball 1.

CHARLES DAVID BROWN

Art Club 2; Circle K 2: Intramural sports 2:
Congregational Student Association 2.

FRANCES JEANNETTE BROWN
"'Fran'"

Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Thi Del 1. 2: Chaplain 1:
Galleon Court of Beauty: Miss Freshman "62.

NORMA BROWN
JIM BRUCE

Phi Da Di 1, 2: Intramural sports 1. 2.

BARBARA BUKATA

Catholic Students Association 1, 2.

FRANK BULUA.RD

Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Sigma Epsilon Mu 1,

ELAINE JUDITH BURQUE
Student Xurses Association 1, 2.

MARSHALL M. BURTON. JR.
"Marsh"

Phi Da Di 1, Sgt.-at-Arms 2; Intramural football,
soccer, basketball, softball, swimming, volleyball
1, 2.

LORNA CAMPBELL

Circle K-ettes 1; I. R. Board: Secretary 1; Meth-
odist Students Movement 1, 2; Thi Del: Publicity
Chairman 1, Treasurer 2; Intramural sports: wo-
men's badminton, vollevball 1, 2: coed volley-
ball 1.

MARTHA CAPONE

Mature Students 1, 2; Student Nurses Association
1, 2.

RICH\RD R. CARTA

Circle K 2; College Singers 2; Media staff 2;
Phi Da Di: Treasurer 1.; Political Union: Treas-
urer 2; Intramural football 1, 2; soccer 1, 2;
basketball 1; softball 1.

MCOLAI CHALFA

"Nick"

Circle K 1, 2; Methodist Students Movement 2.

RONALD CHERRY
"Ron"

Collegiate Civitan: Secretary 1.

CHRIS CHIODO

Tri Kappa Lambda 1, 2; Intramural football 1, 2.

SHARON GAYLE CLARK

Phi Theta Kappa 2; Sigma Epsilon Mu 1, 2:
Student F.E.A. 1, Treasurer 2; Women's Intra-
murals: Badminton 1, 2; Softball 1; Volleyball
2.

JUDY CLEMENTS

DENTSE CLOUTIER

HAROLD F. COCHRANE, JR.
"Hal"

Radio Club: Treasurer 2.

NANCY L. CONNELL

Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Sigma Epsilon Mu
1, 2.

LOIS JEANNE C0NSTAN1

"Lo"
College Singers 1, 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1, 2.

TERRY COXE

Canterbury Club 1; Chi Sig: Chaplain L 2;

College dingers 1, 2: Inlrarnural football, I

ball, softball, volleyball, soccer, v.virnming 1, 2.

EDWARD E. CRAIGMILES

DENNIS CROWELL
SHARON CROWLEY

KENNETH BEST CRENSHAW

"Ken"

College Forum: Vice-Chairman 1, Chairman 2;
College Singers 1, 2.

ELIZABETH L. CULLEY
"Betty"

VICTOR C. CUMMINGS

Tri Kappa Lambda 2.

IRVING A. CURE

"Bud"

Phi Da Di 1, 2: Parliamentarian 1: Political
Union 2; Intramural soccer, basketball, football,
bowling 1.

On December 5 the Sophomore Class had a
special assembly program and class meeting
in the auditorium. Folk songs were sung by a
quartet composed of Jeff Van de Mark, Bob
Lee, Terry Coxe, and Bob Scott.

Now let's try that again — with more feeling.

FORREST F. DALE. JR.

Catholic Student Association 2; Galleon photog-
rapher 2; Radio Club 1,2.

SCRIVNER DAMON

Collegiate Fellowship 1, 2: Parliamentarian 1,
Vice-President 1; Intramural soccer, football,
volleyball.

TERENCE MICHAEL DARBY

"Terry"

Intramural soccer 1, 2.

JAMES HARRIS DARST
"Bone"

Alpha Fidelphia 1, Vice-President 2; Intramural
football, basketball, baseball 1, 2.

FREDDIE DAUGHTRIDGE

Baptist Student Union 2; Student Nurses Associa-
tion 1, 2.

MIKE DAVIS

Art Club 1; Circle K 2; Phi Rho Pi 2; Tri Kappa

Lambda 2.

DONALD "RUSS" DEAKIN

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; Circle K 1, 2;
College Forum 1, 2; Debate Club 1, 2; Foreign
Language Club 1; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Political
Union 1; "Admirable Crichton" 2; "J. B." 2;
"Johnny Belinda" 1 ; "Look Homeward, Angel"
2; "Medea" 1; "You Don't Say" 1; Best Debate
Team of the Year, 1962; Candidate for Vice-Pres-
ident of Freshman Class 1; Candidate for Presi-
dent of Student Government 1; Insurance Board
of the Palm Beaches Scholarship 2; Chess Club 2.

CAROL DE BATES

Phi Theta Kappa 2; Stu IK. A. 1, 2; "College

Showcase" 2: Girls' Vollej

DONNA MAE DE BUHR

Circle K-ettes 1.

SANDRA DE COURSEY

"Sandy"
Canterbury Club 1.

DIANNE SUE DICKENS

"Dee"
Baptist Student Union 1; First place in
archery intramurals 1 ; Poem accepted by
Media 1.

DAVID DILLON
"Dave"

Intramural volleyball, Softball, basketball 1,
2; football 2; handball 1.

EARL DOTTER

Art Club 1, 2; College Singers 1; Media staff
2; Galleon: Editor-in-Chief 2.

TERRY LYNN DOUBLEDEE

"Ter"
Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2.

DAN DOYLE

Collegiate Civitan 1, 2; Intramural football, bas-
ketball, softball 1, 2.

BILL DULIN

Intramural basketball, softball 1, 2.

JAY DUMAN

Circle K 2; College Band 1, 2; Esquire Club
1; Knights soccer team 1, 2 (campus champions
2).

HELEN DUNCAN

Mature Students 1, 2; Student Nurses Associa-
tion 1, 2.

JACK ROBERT EDER

Alpha Fidelphia: Chaplain 1, 2; Art Club: Vice-
President 1, 2; Galleon staff 1, 2: Intramural
bowling, softball 1, 2; soccer, basketball 2.

CAROLE MARGARET ENGLAND

Thi Del 2: Galleon Court of Beauty 1.

HOWARD ENNIS

JUDITH ANN ENO
"Judy"

College Singers 2.

MAX N. EPLING

MARY EVERETT

Art Club 1, 2; Coed Club 1; Thi Del 1, His-

SUSAN VELMA FERGUSON
ROBERT RAYMOND FINDER

Intramural soccer 2.

RONALD FINK

DIANE FINNAN

Catholic Students Association 2; Student
F.E.A. 1.

BILL FLORY

Mature Students 1, President 2; Phi Rim Pi
1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Student F.EA.
1, 2; Vets' Club: President 1, Vice-President
2; "Johnny Belinda" 1; House Manager for
'•Admirable Crichton" and C-J. B."; House
Manager and Business Manager for "Look
Homeward, Angel."

ALFRED B. FRANKLIN
"Al"

Circle K: Secretary 1, 2; Lieutenant-Gover-
nor, 5th Division 2.

STEPHEN A. FRAZIER

Intramural basketball, softball 1, 2.

LINDA MARIA FREE

Florida Academy of Sciences 1, 2;
Methodist Students Movement 1, 2: De-
votion Chairman 1; Phi Theta Kappa
1, Secretary 2; Philo 1, 2; Coed Club 1.

BARBARA FROSTIC

College Singers 1, 2.

KAYE ELLEN FULLWOOD

Baptist .Student Union 2: Circle Y.-
Thi Del J, Chaplain 2; Ir. ■

RONNIE FULLWOOD

Chi Sig I, Secretary 2: LS.C.C. 2
ral sports.

VALENTINE GABALDON

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; Debate
Club: Captain 1, 2; Foreign Language Club
2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2:
Best Debate Team of the Year 1 ; Best
of the Year 1 ; participated in Phi Rho Pi
state tournament: debating and impromptu
speaking; best negative debate team.

RONALD E. GIDDENS

"Myron"

Collegiate Fellowship 2; Radio Club: Secretary
2.

LOIS A. GOODE
STEVE GORDON

Beachcomber staff 1; Circle K 2: Debate Club
1; Florida Academy of Sciences 1, 2; Galleon
staff 1, 2; Jewish Student Fellowship 1, 2.

JLDI GOTTCHALK
NANCY GRAHAM
BILL GREEN

I.S.C.C. 2; Phi Da Di: Pledge Captain 1,
Grand Master 2; \ ice-President of Sophomore
Class 2; Member of Executive Council of Stu-
dent Government 2; Student Congress 2.

PBJC's contribution to the
nursing profession : some
more pretty nursing stu-
dents.

-5

Many students take advantage
of the opportunity to check out
some of the vast educational
and cultural resources available
in the College library.

REBECCA GREENE
"Becky"

Beachcomber staff 2: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2;
Student Nurses Association 1, President 2.

SHIRLEY A. GREENE

Student Nurses Association 1, Treasurer 2.

FRED J. GRIESER. JR.

Catholic Student Association 2; Media staff 2;
Political Union 2.

JAY GROOVER

Catholic Student Association 1; Chi Sig 1, Scribe
2; I.S.C.C. 2; Intramural sports 1, 2.

SIGRID BEA GUNDERSON
"Sig"

Methodist Students Movement 1; Phi Rho Pi 2;
Philo 1, 2; Student F.E.A. 2; "Admirable Crich-
ton"; "J. B."; "Johnny Belinda"; "Look Home-
ward, Angel"; "Medea"; "You Don't Say."

CLARENCE DOUGLAS GUSTUS

"Doug"
Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Radio Club: President 1,
Vice-President 2.

HENRY WOOLSEY HALL, JR.

Canterbury Club 2; Circle K 2; College Singers
2; Phi Da Di 2; "Look Homeward, Angel."

CLARK M. H \MMEAL

Phi Da Di 2; Intramural football, soccer 2.

RONALD E. H. ?PTON

Beachcomber staff 1; llegiate Civitan 1; Intra-
mural baseball, soccer ..

ALMA M. HARRELL

Student Nurses Association • 1, 2.
ROGER A. HARVEY

Lutheran Students Association 1; Sigma
Epsilon Mu 1, 2.

CAROL HAVLIK

College Band 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Col-
lege Singers 1, 2; Lutheran Students As-
sociation: Secretary 1; "Look Homeward,
Angel"; Intramural sports 1, 2.

GRAHAM HAYES

Baptist Student Union 1, 2; Intramural bowlins,
volleyball 1, 2.

GINNY HEINE
CHARLES W. HENDRY

Veterans' Club: Sgt.-at-Arms 1, Finance Officer

EILEEN HENN

Circle K-ettes 1; Tri Omega 2; "Look Home-
ward, Angel."

CARL MERL HERMAN

Collegiate Civitan 2; Jewish Student Fellowship
1,2.

JOHN P. HESS

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; Circle K 2:
Florida Academy of Sciences 1, 2; Galleon staff
2.

JUDY HESS

Art Club 2; Galleon staff 2.

GILBERT PAUL HILDEBRANT, II

Circle K 1, Past President of Board of Directors
2; Intramural sports 1, 2.

FRANK DONNELL HOBSON
"Don"

Circle K 1, Vice-President 2: Collegiate Fellow-
ship 1, 2: Methodist Students Movement: Vice-
President 1, President 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2:
Intramural football, soccer 1. 2: volleyball, swim-
ming, softball 1: basketball, coed volleyball 2.

MARY ANNE HOCHDORFER

Catholic Students Association 1; Tri Omega: Re-
cording Secretary 1, 2; "Medea."

NANCY HOLLOWAY

College Singers 1; Foreign Language Club 1; Tri
Omega 1, Treasurer 2; Intramural sports 1, 2.

JOHN RYAN HOLMES

Beachcomber staff 2; Catholic Student Associa-
tion 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 2; I.R. Board
2; Media staff 2; Student Activities Committee
2; Intramural football, coed volleyball, men's vol-
leyball, men's badminton, basketball, softball,
swimming 1, 2; coed badminton, table tennis 2;
member of Misfits intramural teams.

GAY HOOVER
DONALD B. HOVER
JANICE LYNNE HUBER

I.S.C.C. 2; Methodist Students Movement 1, 2;
Thi Del: Pledge Captain 1, Recording Secretary
2; College Singers 1, Vice-President 2; Miss Gal-
leon Court of Beauty 1.

DAVID LAURENCE HUDNALL

Circle K 1.

DAVID R. HULL

Tiger
Circle K: Board of Directors 1, President 2; I.R.
Board: Basketball Chairman 2; Intramural foot-
ball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball 1, 2;
coed volleyball 2.

JAMES A. HYATT
"Jim"

Baptist Student Union 1, 2; Political Union: Vice-
President 1, President 2; Intramural basketball,
table tennis, softball, tennis 1, 2.

KATHARINE A. INGLIS

"Kathy"
I.R. Board 1, Chairman 2.

HENRI EMIL ISABELLA

Circle K 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; In-
tramural football 1, 2.

HENRY J. ISERN

Art Club 1, 2; Catholic Student Associa-
tion 1, 2; Florida Academy of Sciences 1,
2; Foreign Language Club 1, 2.

RODE J. JAMES
JIM JA1 DON

Circle K 2; Sigma Epsilon Mu 2; Intramural
football, soccer 2.

JEANNE M. JOHNS

Beachcomber -taff: Circulation Manager; Can-
terbury Club 1.

KENT JOHNSON

Florida Academy of Sciences 1 : Vets' Club 2.

ROBERT KARL JOHNSON

Sigma Epsilon Mu 1, 2.

AVA CECILE JONES

"Cecil"

College Singers 2; Intramural volleyball, basket-
ball 2.

KAREN E. JONES

Catholic Students Association 2: Intramural
sports 1, 2.

KAY JONES

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; Foreign Lan-
guage Club 1 ; Coed archery.

STEVE JONES

Phi Da Di 1, Publicity Chairman 2: Phi Rho Pi
1, Vice-President 2: "Admirable Crichton";
"J. B."; "Johnny Belinda"; "Look Homeward.
Anael"; "You Don't Sav."

The College cafeteria this year is under
the management of The Prophet Com-
pany, which serves over 250 restaurants
throughout the nation.

Many students take advantage of the opportunity
to improve their reading skills in the reading
clinic.

GEORGE KAIRALLA
JEANNE KALIL

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; College Band
1; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Philo 1, Recording
Secretary 2; Sigma Epsilon Mu 1, 2; Treasurer of
Sophomore Class 62-63; Student Congress 1, 2
Inlramurals: women's and coed volleyball 1, 2
basketball 1, 2; women's table tennis doubles 2
badminton 2, bowling 2.

RICHARD PAUL KANZLER
"Dick"

CAROLYN KELLEY

Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Political Union 2; Sigma
Epsilon Mu 2; Intramural volleyball 2.

EILEEN KELLEY

Art Club 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Political
Union 1, 2.

VIRGINIA KELLY
"Ginny"

Inter-Social Club Council: Alternate 2; Phi Theta
Kappa 1. 2; Tri Omega 1, Vice-President 2.

KATHY KESSLER

Student Nurses Association 1. 2.

CHARMAINE KNAPP

College Singers 2; Methodist Students Movement
1; Thi Del 1, 2: Sgt.-at-Arms, S ial Chairman.

MARTIN RAYMOND KNAPP

Alpha Fidelphia 2.

JO ANN LIDA KNIGHT
'•Jo'"

Beachcomber staff 2.

ELAINE KONRAD

Philo 1.

ROGER KRANICH

Alpha Fidelphia: Parliamentarian 1, Pres-
ident 2; Florida Academy of Sciences 1;
Intersocial Club Council: Vice-President 2.

RICHARD KRUSE
GAIL B. KUHMAN

CHARLES L. KLLP

"Chuck"

Phi Rho Pi 2; Student F.E.A. 2: "J. B.": "Admir-
able Crichton"'; ""Look Homeward, Angel": Beach-
comber staff: Photographic Editor 1, 2.

DONNA MARIE LAIRD

Art Club 1; Radio Club 1, 2: Secretary- 1.

JAY STEWART LAYMAN
"Yock"

Phi Da Di 1, Treasurer 2: Intramural swimming,
baseball, volleyball 1, 2; soccer, football 2.

LINDA GALE LEATHLEAN

Baptist Student Union 1, Vice-President 2; Stu-
dent Nurses Association 2.

ROBERT N. LEE. JR.

Beachcomber staff 2; Circle K 1,2: Phi Rho Pi
1, 2: Political Union 1, 2; President of Sopho-
more Class 62-63.

RICHARD J. LE GAYE
"Dick"

College Band 1, 2: Vice-President 1: College Sing-
ers 1, 2 ; Intramural sports 2.

JACQUELINE LEGROS

"Jackie"
Catholic Students Association 1, 2: Coed Club 1.

LOUISE LEVERENZ

Circle K-ettes 1; Inter-Social Club Council 1;
Phi Rho Pi 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Secretary
of Student Government 2; Student Congress 2;
Thi Del: Treasurer 1, Social Secretary 2.

SALLY LILIENTHAL

Canterbury Club 1, 2; Mature Students 1, 2; Stu-
dent Nurses Association 1, Vice-President 2.

BARBARA F. LIMAURO

Catholic Students Association 1, 2;
2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2.

Phi Rho Pi

PEGGY LIND

Student Nurses Association 1, 2.

MARTIN EDWARD LOCKARD

••Marty,'
Baptist Student Union 2; Student F.E.A. 2.

PHYLLIS LONERGAN

Student Nurses Association 2.

MARY JO LYON

Philo 1, 2.

CAROL MARIA MADSEN

Philo 2.

R. WILLIAM MALONE

Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Sigma Epsilon Mu 2.

v \

CAROL LEE MANN

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; For-
eign Language Club 1; Phi Theta Kappa
1,2; Philo 1, Treasurer 2.

VIRGINIA MARY MARCELLINO

Ginny
Catholic Students Association 1, 2; Thi
Del 1,2; Coed Club 1.

HOPE MARTIN

II.'IA EVA M. MARTTALA

Lutheran Students Association J, 2: Matui

clents Association 1; Stud';- iation

1, 2.

FRED MASCARO

Phi Da Di 1, 2.

KENNETH E. MATES

Alpha Fidelphia 1, 2.

BONNIE JEAN McCHESNEY

Beachcomber staff 1, 2; Coed Club 1; Coed Board
2; Media staff 1, Editor 2; Phi Pvho Pi 2; Phi
Theta Kappa 2; Student Congress 2; Tri Omega
1, President 2; I.S.C.C.: Treasurer 2; "Admirable
Crichton"; "J. B."; "Johnny Belinda": "Look
Homeward, Angel"; "Medea"; "You Don't Say."

RICHARD A. McCLAIN

Catholic Students Association 2; Circle K 2; Po-
litical Union 2; Intramural football, basketball,
softball, volleyball 1, 2.

ROBERT McINTOSH

Chi Sig 2; "Admirable Crichton';
Homeward, Angel."

'J. B.": "Look

GLORIA McLANE
MARTYN M. McMAHON

Catholic Students Association 2.

EILEEN MARIE McMANUS

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; Circle K-ettes
1; Coed Club 1; College Singers 2; Thi Del 1,
2; Coed volleyball 2; Women's intramural vollev-
ball 1.

To be successful in college one must develop proper
study habits. Of utmost importance is choosing
pleasant surroundings in which to concentrate.

What do PB.IC students have in common
with the President of the United
States? Their love for touch foothall!

MAUREEN MEEHAN

Catholic Students Association 1; Circle K-ettes
1; Coed Club 1; Coed Board 2; Thi Del 1, Social
Chairman 2.

BRENDA JANELLE MELTON

LYNN MENTZER
Canterbury Club 1: Philo 1,2.

EVELYN M. MERKLE

Student Nurses Association 1, 2.

FRANK MESA

Art Club 1, 2; Circle K 2; Foreign Language
Club 2; Galleon staff 2; Methodist Students
Movement 1, 2.

DAVID SOMERVELLO MESSER
"Bubba"

RUSSELL METHOT

Kuss
Student Nurses Association 1, 2.

LA BELLE MICHIELANGELO

Baptist Student Union 1, President 2; Circle
K-eltes 1; College Singers 2; Tri Omega 1, Chap-
lain 2.

BUDDY MILLER

Circle K 2; Debate Club: Secretary -Treasurer 1,
2; Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Political Union: Vice-Pres-
ident 2.

JEAN H. MILLER

Mature Students Association 1, 2; Student
Nurses Association 1, 2.

JOHN VERNON MILLER

"Bones"
Art Club 1; Galleon staff 1.

PATRICIA LEE MILLING
Incia

Art Club 2; Baptist Student Union 1, 2;
Student Government Secretary 2; Student
Congress 1, 2; Thi Del 2; Coed Club 1;
Intramural volleyball, softball 1 ; archery 2.

JOHN MITCHELL
Art Club 2; Phi Da Di

Secretary 1, 2.

SANDRA MARIE MOLLENBERG

"Sandy"'

Foreign Language Club 1; Philo 1. Parliamen-
tarian 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2.

THOMAS M. MOOK

College Singers 1, 2: Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; supporting
lead in "Johnny Belinda" and "Look Homeward.
Angel"; lead in "You Don't Say" and "Time Re-
membered"; supporting lead and student director
for "Dream Girl": second lead in "Othello":
'"Streetcar Named Desire": Sound Chairman for
all plays in the past two years.

PAUL MULLER

JOHN PATRICK MURPHY

Beachcomber staff: Managing Editor 2; Circle K '
2; Intercollegiate Sports Committee 2.

MARY ELLEN MURRISH

Student Nurses Association 1.

WAYNE NEILSON

Alpha Fidel phia 2; Art Club: President 2: Gal-
leon staff 2; Media staff 2; Intramural softball.
archery 1, 2; soccer 2.

ALICE JANE NEILY

Phi Theta Kappa 2: Philo 1, 2: Secretary of
Sophomore Class; Executive Council of Student
Government 2 ; Intramural bowling 1.

JUDY ANN NELSON

JEANNE NICANDER

Florida Academy of Sciences: Treasurer 2; Phi
Theta Kappa 1, 2; Intramural coed volleyball,
bowling 1.

RANDY NORTON

Circle K: Secretary 1, Chaplain 1, 2, Secretary

for District of Florida 2.

LESTER NUSBACHER

Intramural bowling 1.

SHARON OCHTEL

GARIANN PAPPERT
"G"

Tri Omega 1, 2.

PATRICIA ANNE PARK

'Tatty"

Methodist Students Movement 2; Phi Theta Kap-
pa 2; Political Union 2.

LYN PARKER.

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; Foreign Lan-
guage Club 1; Thi Del 1, 2; Miss Galleon Court
of Beauty 1; Misfits Coed Volleyball Team 1, 2;
Thi Del Basketball Team 1, Volleyball Team 1, 2.

SUZANNE V. PARKS

College Singers 2; Methodist Students Movement
2.

LINDA MARIE PARRISH

Lin

Catholic Students Association 1; Coed Club 1;
I.S.C.C. 2; Philo 1, President 2; Student F.E.A. 1.

GEORGE A. PAWLEY, JR.

Art Club 2; Galleon staff: designed cover
of this book; Media staff 2; Phi Da Di
1, 2.

LILLIAN BLANCHE PENCE.

"Blanche"

College Singers 2; Intramural volleyball
1,2; basketball 2.

WILLIAM A. PERLEY

CAROL ANN PERSOHN

Intramural sport- 1, 2.

PHILIP E. PFEILMAIR

•Mike"

[.S.< C. 2; Phi Da Di 1, Grar^, 2; Phi

Rho f'i 1, 2; Vice-President of Studet
merit 2; "Spiders Web"; "Drama Sh<
1960."

MARY LLP: PHILL IPS

Baptist Student Union 1; Philo 1, Chaplain 2.

SHIRLEY RAY PIRLLE

Student Nurses Association 1, Secretary 2.

ALINA C. PIZZI

DIANE LOUISE PLACE

Phi Theta Kappa 2.

JUDITH M. PLATT

"Judy"

RONALD E. POORYIX

Chi Sig: Secretary- 1, Treasurer 2: Phi Theta
Kappa pledge 1 ; Sigma Epsilon Mu 1, President
2; Chi Sig Intramural teams 1, 2.

CYNTHIA LYNNE POTTORFF

Below: There is more handshaking during the rushing period than all
the rest of the year.

BRENDA LOUISE POWER

Coed Club 1; Coed Board 2; Col-
lege Band 1; Intramural and Recrea-
tion Board 2; Philo 1, 2; Phi Da Di
Sweetheart '62; Intramural volley-
ball, table tennis 1, 2; basketball,
Softball 1.

The modern math student is lost
without his slide rule.

LOIS PRESTON

Beachcomber staff 2; Methodist Students Move-
ment 1; Student F.E.A. 1, 2.

LAURAL MAE PRICE

SUSAN PRIGNANO

"Sue"
Circle K-ettes 1; Lutheran Students Association
2; Intramural badminton, volleyball 1, 2.

ROSALIE T. PUCCIARELLI

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; Thi Del 1, 2.

JOHN TIMOTHY THOMAS QUIGLEY

Baptist Student Union 1, 2; College Singers 1, 2;
Phi Da Di 2; Political Union 2; Student Congress
2.

ANNE ELLEN QUINCEY

Beachcomber staff: Copy Editor 1; Media staff
1; Phi Rho Pi 2; "Admirable Crichton"; "J. B.";
"Johnny Belinda"; "Look Homeward, Angel";
"Medea"; "You Don't Say."

JOHN FORDNEY QUINN, JR.
"Johnny"

Alpha Fidelphia 1, Publicity Chairman 2; Art
Club 1; Catholic Students Association 1; "J. B.";
"Johnny Belinda"; "Look Homeward, Angel";
"You Don't Say."

MICHAEL ROBERT RANTA

Lutheran Students Association 2.

SANDY REAGAN

Baptist Student Union 2.

JUDITH M.
Art Club 2.

S. REINUS

HELEN C. REYNOLDS

Student Nurses Association 1.

PAT RICHARDS

"Perky"
Catholic Students Association 1, 2: Circle
K-ettes 1; College Forum 1; Florida Acad-
emy of Sciences 1, 2; Foreign Language
Club 1; Galleon staff 1, 2; Student F.E.A.
1, 2; "Spikers" volleyball team; "Excali-
burs" coed volleyball team 2; Women's sin-
gles and doubles tennis 2.

WAYNE W. RICKARDS

Intramural bowling, soccer 1. 2.

JUDY RITCHIE

Tri Omega 1, 2; Coed Club 1. 2.

DICK ROBINSON

Galleon staff 2; Beachcomber staff: Sports Ed-
itor 2.

ROSANNA IDA ROCCA

"Sally"

Catholic Students Association 2: College Forum
2; Phi Theta Kappa 2.

MARGARET LEONA ROKOSKE
"Margie"

Catholic Students Association: Treasurer 1, Vice-
President 2: Circle K-ettes 1: College Forum 1:
Florida Academy of Sciences: Secretary 1. 2:
Student Congress 2: Tri Omega 2; Ping-pong
third place coed doubles, girls doubles 2.

ROBERT E. ROLLINS
Beachcomber staff 2.

JOHN JOSEPH ROSSELLO

Beachcomber: Sports Editor. Associate Editor 1:
Editor 2: Media staff 2; Political Union 2:
"J. B.": "Look Homeward. Angel": "You Don"t
Say"; Treasurer, Florida Junior College Press
Association 1961-2.

STEVE ROSS

"Chico"

Chi Sig 1, Sergeant-at-Arms 2: Intramural foot-
ball, soccer, basketball 1.

ELIZABETH ARLENE RUGGLES

"Beth"

Tri Omega 2: Coed Volleyball 2: Student Govern-
ment Activities Commission 2.

GWEN RUSTIN

Methodist Students Movement 2; Student
F.E.A. 2.

ROBERT SALMONSEN

Collegiate Fellowship 1.

HEDY MAE SAPOT

College Singers 1, 2; Jewish Student Fellow-
ship 1, President 2; Political Union 1; Stu-
dent Nurses Association 1, 2; Intramural
sports 1.

JOHN J. SAUTNER

Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Political Union 1. 2.

ALLEN M. SCHAEFFER

Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Sigma Epsilon Mu
1, 2.

GEORGIAN* SCHMIDLIN

Canterbury Club 1, 2; Student Nurses Associa-
tion 1; Student F.E.A. 2.

ROBERT ROWE SCHMIDLIN
"Big Bob"

Canterbury Club 1; Phi Rho Pi 2; Student
F.E.A. 2; Student Nurses Association 1.

ERIC F. SCHRADER

Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Intramural volleyball,
soccer 1.

BERNIE SCHWING

Circle K 1, 2; Intramural sports 1, 2.

ROBERT D. SCOTT
"Bob"

Circle K 2; I.S.C.C. 2; Tri Kappa
Lambda 1, Secretary 2; "College Show-
case" 2.

JOHN P. SCRUGGS

Veterans Club 2.

AL SEIBERT

Phi Rho Pi 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2;
"Admirable Crichton" 2; "J. B.";
"Johnny Belinda"; "Look Homeward,
Angel"; "Medea"; "You Don't Say";
Phi Rho Pi 1, President 2; Best Actor
award 1962; state speech tournament,
1962.

JOHN WHITNEY SHEPHERD
DAYNA MADELYN SHOPE

[ntersocial Club Council 2: Pfailo 1, I!

CHARLES SILLAVAN

Collegiate Fellowship 2: .^igrna Epgilon Mu:
Treasurer 1, 2.

WARNER BENJAMIN SIMO

"Si"

Circle K 2; Collegiate Fellowship 1, Vice-
President 2; Lutheran Students Association
1, 2.

LYNNE MARIE SKRECZKO
"Skrez"

Art Club: Treasurer, President 1, Secretary 2:
Beachcomber staff 1, 2: Catholic Students As-
sociation 1, 2; Circle K-ettes 1; Galleon staff
2; Florida Academy of Sciences 2: Volleyball
intramurals 2; Set designs for "Admirable
Crichton," "J. B.", "Look Homeward, Angel."

BARBARA LANE SLEDGE

Baptist Student Union 1, 2: Student F.E.A. 1.

MARY ELIZABETH SNYDER

Beachcomber staff: Editorial Board 1.

MICHAEL SOLDERS

Catholic Students Association 1, 2.

JANET LEE STEPP

Intramural volleyball, table tennis, tennis.

Experimenting with inclined plane in
physical science.

Daily scratch-off time at 3:30 P.M. as
everyone tries to leave campus at same
time.

MARTHA STEWART
JAMES A. ST. LOUIS
ROBERT STEPHEN STONE

Alpha Fidelphia: Pledge 2; College Singers:
Vice-President 1, President 2.

RICHARD STOW
1926-1962

.Mature Students Association 1, 2; Veterans' Club
1, President 2.

SHONNEE SUE SWYERS

College Singers 1, 2: Girls' Trio 1, 2.

RUSSELL E. SYKES
"Doc"

Collegiate Fellowship 2; Florida Academy of
Sciences 2; Political Union 2.

JOHN PHILIP SYLVESTER

Catholic Students Association 2: Tri Kappa
Lambda 1, 2.

PATRICIA ANN SZOLSCEK

-Pat"

Catholic Students Association 1, 2; Circle K-
ettes: President 1; Coed Club 1; Coed Board
2; Florida Academy of Sciences 1, 2; Intramural
and Recreation Board 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2;
Political Union 2, Treasurer 1; Women's and
Coed intramurals 1, 2.

THOMAS P. TANIS

College Singers 1: Intramural basketball 2.

DAVID TATHAM

Collegiate Fellowship 2; Intramural and
Recreation Board 2; Knights champion-
ship soccer team 1, 2; ping-pong intramu-
rals 2.

JOHN MICHEL THIELE

Radio Club 1, President 2.
TERRY CECELIA THOMPSON

Catholic Students Association 2.

W. T. TINSLEY
"Rusty"

Circle K 1; I.S.C.C. 1: Phi Da Di: Athletic Di-
rector 1, 2; Intramural sports 1. 2.

RODNEY TINSON

Baptist Student Union 1, 2: Treasurer 1: Phi
Rho Pi 2; Student F.E.A. 2: "Look Homeward,
Angel."

LEONARD JOSEPH TOLLEY
"Lenny"'

Catholic Students Association 1, 2: Circle K 1,
2; Florida Academy of Sciences 1, 2: Intramural
football, soccer 1, 2.

CHARLES MERRILL TONER

Art Club 1, 2.
TERRY TORGOW

Esquire Club 1: Intramural and Recreation Board
1; Phi Rho Pi 2; Tri Kappa Lambda 2: Intra-
mural football, baseball, soccer.

NADINE G. TOULSON

College Singers 2 : Methodist Students Movement
2; Student Nurses Association 1. 2.

ALBERT EDWARD TOUSEK

Catholic Students Association 1. 2: Circle K 2:
Radio Club 1. 2.

ANDY UNDERWOOD

Chi Sig 1, 2: Freshman Class President 1: Intra-
mural football, soccer, basketball 1, 2.

JAMES FREMONT WACKSMAN
"Jim"

Circle K: Treasurer and Board of Directors 1, 2:
I.S.C.C. 2; Jewish Student Fellowship 1, 2: Stu-
dent Congress 2; Tri Kappa Lambda 1, President

CHARLES W. WEBSTER

Florida Academy of Sciences 1, 2: President I;
Foreign Language Club 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa
1, 2; Radio Club 1; Sigma Epsilon Mu 1, 2;
artwork foi Galleon end pages '62.

ELSIE D. WELCH

•Els-
Art Club 2; Mature Students Association 2.

THOMAS WKSI.IA WELLS

"Tom-
Phi Da Di: Secretary 1: Phi Rho Pi 2: President
of Student Bod) 2: Student Congress 2: •■Admir-
able Crichton"; "Jnhnm Belinda"; "Viu Don't
Sav."

CATHIE WENDEROTH

Coed Board 2: Tri Omega 1, 2; " Admirable Crich
tnn": "J. 1)."; Intramural sports 2.

DON E. WEST

STEVEN MARSHALL \\ ESI

Beachcomber staff 2.

R. MICHAEL WHEELER
"Mike"

Collegiate Civitan 1: I.S.C.C. 2: Phi Da. Di 1,
Ma-irr 2: Intramural football, basketball, coed
volleyball 1, 2; soccer, baseball, swimming, men's
volleyball 2.

GERALD JOHN WILLIAMS

"Gerry-
Catholic Students Association 2; Circle K 2.

RICHARD LEE WILLIAMS

Alpha Fidelphia 2.

mMJ'M

CAROL ANN WILSON

Art Club2; Philo I. 2.

JIM WISE
JAMES WITTE

-Jin,-
Lutheran Students Association 2.

WILLIAM JOHN WOLSON

Circle K 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 1, 2: Lu-
theran Students Association: Vice-President 2:
Political Lnion 2.

MARY WOOD

SHARON WOODWARD

Art Club 1, 2.

MILTON THOMAS WORLEY

Circle K 1, 2: Director 1; College Singers 1, 2:
Disciple Student Fellowship 2.

GLEN A. ZIMMERMAN
BILL ZMISTOWSKI. JR.

Canterbury- Club 1; Intramural football 1, soccer
2, golf 1, 2.

From 7:10 to 9:50 P.M. was class time for over
1100 students in the fall. Pictured here are eve-
ning classes in mechanical drawing, management,
and freshman composition.

8 «

Freshmen ,

SePBi

Freshmen

Social Science Building

fisWI

Freshmen

Marsha Abbott
Bob Achilli
Kathy Adams
Sharon Adams

W /i

«* ^M

Linda Anderson
Mike Anderson
Pat Anderson
Larry Andrews

Sara Andrews
Bonita Anthony
Wesley Babb
Francis Baltz

Freshmen

Carolyn Barber
Carolyn Barnett
Gerard Barrios

Gail Becker
Tom Becker
Bill Bigbee

First row, above: Loraine Bigelow. Jim Birdsall, Susan Bittner, Kerry Bogard, Carol Bond. Second row: Joe Bova. Bobin
Bowe, Bruce Blacker, James Brantley. Diane Brown. Third roiv: Julie Brown. Lorraine Brown, Bobert Brown, Marvbeth Brownell.
Toni Bruquiere.

Rich Buckner
William Bullis

L.v±4i

Faye Burch
Linda Burg

Familiar sight during social Club initiation period.

Janice Burque
Theresa Butler
Dan Camozzi

Judy Canipe
Thomas Carey
Dorothy Carman

Freshmen

Rodney Carman
Allen Carnahan
Larry Carol
Diana Carves

Pat Chamberlain
Ann Chambers
Keith Cheshire
Terry Christopher

Mike Cinquino
Marilyn Clendining
Martha Clewis
Trudy Ginger

Dottie Collum
Janet Connell

Martha Coombs
Mary Coombs

Below, first row: Mary Cooper, W. R. Copland, Mike Corbett, Dan Coursen. Charles Courtney. Second row: Isabelle Coutant. Don-
na Cranmer, Kathy Cudequest. Louis Culpepper, Alicia Cuomo. Third row: Donna Curry, Lynn Cutler. Jerry D'Agostino.
Cheryl Davis, Dennis De Franceschi.

Ed De Gouw
Romaine De Laney
Rick Delmond
Belli De Xeen

Sharon Denny
Judi Dick
Pam Dickey
Ann Dickins

Fred Dittmaier
Jo Anne Dopheide
Bonnie Dornburg
Robert Doughty

Freshmen

Joyce Du Bois
Samuel Du Bois
Ken Eddowes

Ray Edwards
Roy Edwards
Mike Ehrenfeldt

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Above, first row: Susanne Ehrhardt. Kathy Elias. Sidney Eline, Jack Elkins, Robert Eller. Second row: Bob Enders. Jim Engle.
Betsy Epling, Elaine Estabrook. Philip Ewert. Third row: John Fable. Douglas Farnen, John Flynn. Donna Forcier. Sue Foster.

Jim Fox
Janice Frank

Mark Garnett
Vickie Gathman

Photo by Chock Kulr

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Marti Giambalvo
Linda Gibbons
Pat Giblin

Cheryl Giddens
Joan Giddens
Ruth Ann Gillum

Freshmen

Maureen Glassman
Joyce Glowacki
Cathy Godwin
Ramona Goff

Linda Goforth
Jim Gooding
Kim Goodman
Stephen Green

Dick Greenwood
Christine Greer
Art Groom
Ed Guest

John Guest
Cynthia Hafner

Valarie Haines
Bob Hainey

Below, first row: Beverley Hall, Mary Ann Hambright, Rhea Hampton, Nancy Harden.. Shirley Harrell. Second tow: Lynn Harris.
Janice Harrison. Mike Hedges, Scott Henderson, Donna Henning. Third row: Penny Hildebrant, Karen Hinrichsen, Bud Hobbs,
Paul Hochman, Candy Hodgkins.

Carolyn Holloway

David Holmes
Joe Honeycutt
Elaine Hopkins

Bob Hornback
Ronnie Horton
Ronnie Hoskins
Linda Houston

Nancy Houston
Pat Howley

William Hubbard
Andrea Huff

Freshmen

Jim Humphrey
Iris Hunter
Carl Hussey

Liz Hyland
Emerson Ingram
Barry Isaacs

Above, first row: Audrey Jenkins. Cherie Johnson, Nancy Johnson. Nancy Johnson, Susan Johnson. Second row: Edward Jordon,
Barbara Justice, Henry Kamiya, Judy Karintie, Andy Kay. Third row: Linda Keith, May Keller, Jim Kelley, Richard Kelly.
Gary Kirkman.

Photo by Forrest Dale

Steve Kirkman
George Kittoe

William Knapp
Nancy Knight

Pat Laaksonen
Linda Laird
Mike Lalley

Janet La Mure
Sandra Landing
John Larsen

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Freshmen

Bob Lawson
Letha Leinenvveber
Sherrv Leonard
Rudolph Leuzinger

Linda Levine
Robert Lewis
Jeanne Lindner
Ann Link

Barbara Link
Carol Loucks
Jo Anne Lowery
Bill Lowman

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In November and December the campus is invaded by all
the high school seniors in Palm Beach County.

Janet Ludlow
Dorothy Ludwig

Bob Lydiard
Jill Lynne

Below, first roiv: Jim Maas. Sheila Mack, Larry Mahoney, Mary Alice Mahoney, Bob Malott. Second row: Tom Marini. Pat
Marshall. Sandra Martin, Donna Marvin, Frank Mason. Third row: Morton Mason, Gail Masonic, Mary Mathewson. Bill Matz.
Pat Mazzola.

Perry McCampbell, Jr.
Joan McCaulev
Bob McClintock
Mary McCormick

Dfiinv McDonald
Jere McDonald
Delight McLeod
Shirley McLeod

Louise McLester
Judv McManus
Shaw McPeak
Ed Meder

Freshmen

Wally Mercereau
Lois Miller
Sue Miller

Bob Mitchell
Beulah Moore
Teena Moore

Above, first row: Jim Moorhead, Ron Morrison, Esther Moss. Jo Ann Mullins, Patsy Muse. Second roic: Albert Naglreiter, Mary
Nemec, Rick Neross, Steve Newell, Helene Nicolardes. Third row: Carole Normandin, Larry Nowell. Bernice Nuhfer, Marilyn
Olsen. Gretchen Ombres.

Teresa O'Neal
Elaine Orr

Jane Otto
Bertha Pankey

Barry Searer campaigns for president of Freshman Class in
Student Center. Photo by Gary Smigiel.

Pat Parham

Sue Parnell
Paul Parpard

Brenda Patriani
Brenda Peacock
Dorine Peak

Freshmen

David Pearson
Eunice Perez
Robert Peterson
James Petrick

Brenda Pillsbury
Linda Pinder
Teri Pinder
Bob Plumstead

Tony Porcella
Linda Pride
Steve Province
Bruce Raban

Virginia Kali-ton
Carol Ramos

Dottie Read
Linda Reed

Well, some people will remember the library.

Below first row: Joe Rex. Louella Rhoads, David Rice, Sheron Richter, Louise Ritcey. Second row: Marilyn Roberts, Alice
Romano, David Ross. Denis Rudd, Kleo Runnerstrom. Third row: Annie Sanders, Roland J. Scott, Barry Searer. Murray Shaft.

Jack Sheard.

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Jack Shoffner
William T. Shoumate
Bob Siepen
John Sillan

Kathy Silver
Karen Silverman

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Ron Simpson

Barbara Skebe
Gary Smigiel
Art Smith
Mary Beth Snvder

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Freshmen

Gloria Sossong
Roy Spears
Irene Suokas

Marcy Staley
Janice Stallings
Jean Stevenson

Above, first row: Sandra Stoddard. June Stucchi, Susan Swan, Judy Swett. Katherine Tapie. Second ron : Dennis Teemley. Cherie
Thatcher. John Tholl, Becky Thompkins, Barbara Tooker. Third row: Vickie Troendle, Gloria Turnquist. Merilee Tutcik, Donna
Tuttle, Gerrie Lpthegrove.

Cathryn Vaden
Maurine Vaillancourt

Ronnie Vainik
Gerald Van de Mark

George Van Zee
Jean Vassalotti
Jean Velleca

Robert Voorhees
Dick Vraback
Cheryl Waggener

Freshmen

Walleah Walker
Carol Walsh
Tom Walyus
Lorraine Ward

Vinson Carol Watson
Barbara ^ ebb
Pat Webb
Annaliese Werner

Richard Weigel
Lyn Weisheit
Margie Wells
Edward Whipple

Cathie White
Diana Whitefidd

Diane Wilderotter
Nancy Wieland

Below first row: Jan Wilhelm, Adrienne Williams. Esther Williams. George Williams, Jackie Williams. Second row: Linda Wilson.
Linda Windham, Earliene Witman. Judith Wittich, Sandra Wood. Third row: Dianne Worrilow, Charlotte Young, Elaine Younk-

ins. Eugenia Zaleski. Carol Ziebarth.

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Special Interest Clubs

Science Buildinr

Special Interest Clubs

Above: Mr. Joseph Payne, Advisor; Louise Leverenz, Secretary; Tom Wells, President first semester; Mr. Meacham Tomasello, Advisor. Below right: Linda
Ashworth, Treasurer; John Holmes (seated), President second semester; Rick Carta, Vice-President second semester.

Student

Government

Officers

Carol Bischoff, Vice-President first
semester

Above: Mrs. Thelma Okerstrom, Advisor; Jeanne Kalil, Treasurer; Robert N. Lee, President first semester; Bill Green, Vice-President; Alice Neily, Secretary;
Mr. Robert Drumrnond, Advisor. Below: Donald Deakin, President second semester.

Sophomore

Class

Officers

Above: Mr. Charles Graham, Advisor; Barry Searer, President first semester; Jo Anne Lowery, Secretary; Mr. Richard Travis, Advisor. Not pictured: Joan
McCauley, Treasurer first semester.

Freshman

Class

Officers

Left: Jim Prevost, President second semester; Lanny Van Camp, Vice-
President ; Lyn Harris, Treasurer second semester.

Art Club Sponsors
Masquerade Ball

The main project of the Art Club is the Artists
and Models' Ball, held this year on April 19.
Other activities this year were the showing of
films presenting technical aspects of art and
demonstrations and talks by outside speakers, such
as Mr. Robert Moore of the Norton Art Gallery.

Above, officers: Lynne Screczko, Secretary; Wayne Neilson, Vice-President first semester
and President second semester; Jack Eder, President first semester; Cheryl Giddeus,
Treasurer.
Below, row 1: Wayne Neilson, Lynne Skreczko, Mrs. Nina Jensen (Advisor), Cheryl Giddens, Jack Eder. Row 2: John Miller, Sharon Woodward, Roland Scott,
Eugenia Zaleski, George Pawley, Elsie Welch, Nick Kerns, Susan Swan, Earl Dotter, Judy Reinus, Larry Bogard, Judy Hess, Cheryl Tomasello, Rhett
Ashley, Henry Isern.

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Pianists- Janet Connell Anna Lou Michael. Row 1: Jean Vassalotti, Mary Beth Cottrell, Dianne Worrilow, La Belle Michielangelo, Hedy Mae Sapot Mary
Pern- Frank Mason Mr. Hugh Albee, Director. Row 2: Lois Constant, Judy Eno, Marguerite Giambalvo, Donna Curry, Carol Barber Charmame Knapp,
JanTe Huber, Richard Fairbanks, Tom Mook. Row 3: Beth Deneen. Judi Dick, Shonnee Swyers, Barbara Frostic Gordon Kopp Bob Hesse Mane
Schneider, Gerard Barrios. Row 4: Blanche Pence, Sandra Nagel, Cecile Jones, Barbara Horstmeier, Ed Whipple, Lours Bills, Chns Karwick, Bob Stone,
Dave Cunningham.

College
Singers

Left: Bob Stone, President; Janice Huber, Vice-President; Char-
maine Knapp, Treasurer; Jean Vassalotti, Secretary.

Row 1: Bill Wink, Bob Peterson, Bob Lydiard, Maureen Malioney, Shanne Clements, Joan Giddens, Cheryl Davis, Janice Burque. Row 2: Terry Coxe, Rick
Carta, Robert Brewster, Sandy Martin, Patsy Parker, Virginia Ralston, Diane Brown, Marjorie Mankus, Diane Yankocy. Row 3: Richard Le Gaye, Tom Worley,
Earliene Witman, Eileen McManus, Elaine Hopkins, Barbara Tooker, Cherie Thatcher, Susie Parks. Row 4: Paul Parpard, Doug Bay ley, Sandy Hall Rick
Buckner, Ken Crenshaw, Nancy Wieland, Linda Sue Reed, Nadine Toulson, Roberta Weber, Mary Lee Lichty.

Above row 1- Kathv Godwin, Louise Ritcev, Carolyn Barnett, Yvonne Kroon, Carol Havlik. Row 2: Laurine Anderson David Welch Brenda Patriam,
Miss Letha Madge Royce, Jules Miller, Charles Webster, Dick LeGaye, Louise Reynolds, Susan Johnson. Row 3: Bob Hornback, Mr. Otis Harvey
(standing), Jerry Adams, Carl Hussey, George Conner, Dick Vraback, Pat Rimmer, Donna Curry, Joe Connell, Barry Isaacs, Jay Duman, Bart Bartholomew,
Jim LoHer'er! Standing: Bill Camden, Jim Rich. Not pictured: Randy Yates, John Price.

Band Acquires New Uniforms

This year the Student Government has appropriated funds for the purchase
of new uniform jackets. The Concert Band has appeared in concerts at the ground-
breaking ceremony at Florida Atlantic University, on the College Showcase tele-
vision program, at various programs on campus, and in public appearances off
campus. Below, the Concert Band joins with College Singers to present outdoor
program.

John Price tries on new uniform jacket for size.

OFFICERS
Bill Camden, President; Pat Rimmer, Vice-President;
Carol Havlik, Secretary -Treasurer; Richard LeGaye,
Reporter; Susan Johnson and Yvonne Kroon, Librarians;
Mr. Otis Harvey, Director.

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Phi Theta Kappa Host
to National Convention

Delta Omicron Chapter of PBJC had the honor of serv-
ing as host for the national convention held at the Deau-
ville Hotel in Miami Beach April 3-5. Phi Theta Kappa
is PBJC's highest honor society.

Officers, right: Robert N. Harris, President first semester; Linda
Free, Secretary; Verna Durrance, Treasurer; Richard Miller,
Vice-President first semester, President second semester.

First semester members: Rebecca Greene, Doris Larson, Linda Free, Sue Grassl, Irene Dougherty, Patty Bishop, Jean Kalil, Denise Kaufman, Marlene Seiler.
Row 2: Marjorie Van Steenburg, Sandy Mollenberg, Diane Abert, Jeanne Nicander, Sharon Clark, Rosanna Rocca, Carol Mann, Carol De Bates, Pat
Szolscek. Row 3: Verna Durrance, Louise Leverenz, Phyllis Adams, Carolyn J. Kelly, Barbara Limauro, Peggy Baldwin, John Thiele, Bob Bennett,'
Terry Doubledee, Miss Edith Easterling (Advisor), Nancy Connell, Val Gabaldon, Bonnie McChesney. Row 4: Bonnye Duerr, Maureen Mahoney, Carol
Ingram, Sandra Allison, Barbara Clark, Allen Schaeffer, Eric Schrader, Sandra Camp, John Sautner. Row 5: Frank Bullard, Patty Spragg, Roger Malone,
Mr. Barry Hough (Advisor), Lee Ballard. Row 6: Robert Twombly, Charles Webster, Doug Gustus, Henry Isabella, Robert Dunlap, William Flory,
Richard Miller, Robert Harris, Owen Brecker.

Picture by Gary Smigiel

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ow 1: Buddy Miller, Bill Flory, Val Gabaldon, Al Seibert, Lee Ballard, Don Deakin, Bob Lee. Row 2: Jerry Pruitt Chuck Kulp, Tom Mook
tvis, Terry Torgow, Bob Achilli, Bob Foster, Jim Langmayer. Row 3: Steve Jones, Louise Leverenz, Fran Brown, Jeani Austin, Mary Jane

Above, row

Roberts, 'BonnVe'^kChesneyrirene "Dougherty, Sue Grassl" Gloria Maddox, Tom Wells, Owen Brecker.

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Phi Rho Pi Trains
Speakers and Actors

Phi Rho Pi sponsors at least three plays
every year, the Debating Team, a speaking
tournament on campus, the county high school
speech tournament, and other speech activities.

New Members, second semester, row 1: Marilyn
Sims, Marvin Brigman, Beckye McCown, John Ros-
sello, Mary Ann Grieser, Sharon Clark, Carol Ramos.
Row 2: Joan Clark, Judy McManus, Lynne Skreczko,
La Belle Michielangelo, Brenda Pillsbury, Margaret
Ryan. Row 3: Mary Nemec, Earliene Witman, Char-
maine Knapp, Shirley Specht, Gloria Chepens, Bertha
Pankey. Row 4: Henry Hall, Rick Carta, Bob John-
son, Bill Green, Irving Cure, Tom Worley, Preston
McGee.

OFFICERS

President Al Seibert

Vice-President Steve Jones

Secretary Jeani Austin

Treasurer Don Deakin

Advisors _ Watson B. Duncan. Ill,

Frank Leahy, Josh Crane

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Sigma Epsilon Mu
Honors Science Scholars

Sigma Epsilon Mu promotes scholarship, develops character,
cultivates fellowship, and provides recognition for junior
college students majoring in science, engineering, and mathe-
matics. To be eligible for membership, a regular junior college
student must earn and maintain a 2.5 overall average with a
3.0 average in his major subjects. The society awards a scholar-
ship cup at graduation to the qualified sophomore with the
highest point average in these fields.

Left to right:

Ronnie Poorvin

Peggy Blanchard

Walter Mat'tinen

Mr. William B. Gailbraith
Charles Sillavan

President

Secretary

Vice-President

Advisor

Treasurer

Below, row 1: Peggy Blanchard, Charles Sillavan, Ronnie Poorvin, Walter Mattinen, Arthur Mac Menomay, Frank Bullard. Row 2: Nancy ConnelL Mr.
William Galbraith, Allen Schaeffer, Bob Johnson, Richard Heisler, Richard Miller, Bob Dunlap.

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Collegiate Fellowship Has Daily Worship

A few students faithfully attended religious services every morning a few minutes before classes began, the number ranging from
five or six to about twenty. In the picture above. Diane Yankocy is leading the devotional. The Fellowship presented speakers on com-
munism as well as on religion. Members pictured below are, in row 1: Anne Ruth Sanders; Marjorie Mankus; Faye Burch, Diane Yankocy,
President first semester and Vice-President second semester; Judy Woods, Secretary-Treasurer; Jackie Williams, Chaplain and Parlia-
mentarian; Warner Simo, Vice-President first semester and President second semester; Cliff Parker. In tow 2: Jim Valentine; Dave
Tatham; McKemie Mason; Schrivener Damon; Don Hobson; Darryl Troy; Larry Rayside.

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Newman Club
Dedicates New
Student Center

Miss Rose Biancarosa
Faculty Advisor

The Newman Club has a new
home across Congress Avenue from
the College to serve the largest
religious club on campus. A li-
brary, a reading room, and a
recreation room will soon be
added.

Above, tow 1: Father Stevens, S.J., Chaplain, of St. Luke's Parish; Lynne Skreczko: Judy McManus:
Georgia Rusciano; Claire Halstead; Barbara Bukata. Row 2: Leonard Tolley; Jim Prevost; William Bul-
lis; James Petrick; Don Deakin; Mike Donahue; Henry Isern; Albert Tousek; Forrest Dale.

Beloiv, row 1: John Hess; Bill Hubbard, Treasurer; Margie Rokoskie, Vice-President ; Father Stevens; Art Azzaro, President; Patricia Fleming, Secretary ;
Jean Vassalotti; Fred Grieser; Gary Smigiel; Robert Gick. Row 2: Kay Jones; Pat Richards; Barbara Limauro; Cathy Mirra; Pat Szolscek; Diane
Wilderotter; Karen Jones; Val Gabaldon; Katherine Tapie; Gerald Williams; Maureen Vaillancourt.

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Baptist Student Union
Holds "Singspiration"

The Baptist Student Union held a "singspiration" on
the campus in March. All students were invited to join
in singing inspirational hymns. The BSU also held
religious meetings and brought speakers to the campus.

Left: Mr. Don Whitmer, Faculty Advisor; Linda Leathlean, Vice-
President; La Belle Michielangelo, President; Rod Tinson,
Treasurer.

Below row 1- Mr Don Whitmer, Pamela Kristyak, Susan Swan, Jo Anne Lowery, Lavonia Rogers, Joann Pierce (Secretary) La Belle Michielangelo Linda
Kl'ean Rou 2: Sandy Reagan, Ralph Kinser, Rose Marie Greene, Linda Anderson, Elaine Orr, Jan Wilhelm, Nancy Harden, Armand Yates, Lou.se
McLester, Sandy Camp, Sherry Leonard.

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Methodists Send Delegates to State Conventions

During this school year the Methodist Student Movement group on the PBJC
campus has sent delegates to state conferences at Leesburg, Florida Southern College
in Lakeland, and the University of South Florida at Tampa. A local member, Camilla
Tannery, is Co-Chairman of the Social Action for the Florida Methodist Student Move-
ment. The local group has brought speakers to the campus.

Members above, row 1 : Patty Bishop, Linda Free, Cheryl Tomasello, Kathy Adams,
Carol De Bates. Row 2: Von Bellamy, Don Hobson, Dennis Anderson.

President

OFFICERS

Don Hobson

Kathy Adams

. Patty Bishop

Dennis Anderson

Faculty Advisor

Rev. Sidney H. Davies

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Lutheran Student Association

Above, left to right: Don LaFlamme, Marsha Abbott, Dolores Vreeland, Dorothy Carman, Mike Ranta, Carol Ziebarth, Rev. W. A. Kimberley, Warner Simo,
Bill Wolson.

OFFICERS

Carol Ziebarth _ President

Bill Wolson Vice-President

Dorothy Carman Secretary-Treasurer

Mr. Dennis Alber Faculty Advisor

Chaplain Rev. W. A. Kimberley of the Lutheran Church

of Our Savior in Lake Worth

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Media Offers
Creative Outlet

MEDIA encourages students to
express themselves by providing an
outlet for literary and artistic talent.
The editorial board considers the
merits of each contribution anomy-
mously. Poems, stories, and essays
are illustrated by drawings of the
art staff.

Above, officers: Earl Dotter, Art Editor; Bonnie McChesney, Editor-in-Chief; Mr. P. William McDaniel,
Advisor; Dave Sparks, Associate Editor.

Below, row 1: Marilyn Olsen, Bonnie McChesney, Mr. McDaniel, Irene Dougherty, Mary Jane Roberts. Row 2: Fred Grieser, Wayne Neilson, George
Pawley, Dave Sparks, John Holmes, Rick Carta, Earl Dotter, John Rossello.

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GALLEON Becomes
"Collegiate" Size

In response to many requests, the GALLEON
has gone to the larger nine inch by twelve inch
size. We hope you like the change.

Jeff Barton, Business Manager; and Earl Dotter, Editor-in-Chief.

Below: Wayne Neilson, Dick Robinson, Lynne Skreczko, Judy Hess. Standing: Mr. John W.
Piatt, Jr., Advisor. Not pictured: Gary Smigiel, Photographer; Pat Richards; George Pawley,
designer of cover.

Ellen Bennett at typewriter.

Forrest Dale,
Photographer.

Pictures by Gary Smigiel

BEACHCOMBER Becomes
Weekly Newspaper

This spring the Beachcomber became a weekly publica-
tion to help keep up with the news. The paper has been on
a crusade for more efficiency and less favoritism in the
Student Government.

Above: Jack Dorn, Lynne Skreczko, Marilyn Olsen, Lois Preston, Bonnie Mc-
Chesney, Abe Shaber.

At left: John Murphy, Managing Editor; Jeanne Johns, Circula-
tion Manager; Jack Dorn; JoAnn Knight; Pat Boyce, Advertising
Manager.

Below: Mr. Charles McCreight, Advisor; Chuck Kulp, Photographer; Peggy
Blanchard, Editor-in-Chief; Christine Tenne, Feature Editor; Dick Robinson;
John Murphy, Managing Editor.

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Considerable Interest
in Chess Club

The newly organized Chess Club has
stimulated a great deal of interest on
campus in the ancient game of chess.
One corner of the Student Lounge has
become "Chess Corner," and it is pos-
sible to see a game in progress there
at almost any time during the school
day.

Left: Dennis Anderson, President; Linley
Padgett, Vice-President; Betty Bond, Secre-
tary; John P. Murphy, Treasurer; Mr. Joseph
Lesko, Faculty Advisor.

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Southside Kiwanis
Sponsors Circle K

The local Circle K is sponsored by
Southside Kiwanis of West Palm Beach.
This year Circle K members are working
with underprivileged and handicapped
children in the area. On campus they are
co-sponsors (with Southside Kiwanis) of
the annual barbecue given for the bene-
fit of the College. Circle K also serves as
guides for visitors and helps handicap-
ped students on campus.

Above: Mr. Rudy Sobering of Southside Kiwanis and Chairman for Circle K of 14th Division of
Kiwanis International; Tec Shoumate, Director; Jim Birdsall, Treasurer; Bob Lee, Director; Randy
Norton, President second semester, Secretary for Florida District 14 of Circle K International; Al
Franklin, Secretary of Circle K and Lt.-Govemor of Florida District 14; Jim Wacksman. Director;
Paul Hildebrand, President part of first semester; Don Hobson, Vice-President; David Hull, President
part of first semester; Dr. Samuel Bottosto, Faculty Advisor.

Below, kneeling: Dave Pearson, Jay Duman, Bill Camden, Henry Isabella, Bill Wolson, John Murphy, Buddy Miller. Second row: Ernie Runge, Jimmy
Vtobley, Bernie Schwing, Gerald Williams, Rick Carta, Nick Chalfa, Leonard Tolley, Sandy Hall, Robert Hornback, Jim Jaudon, Warner Simo. Third row:
Richard McClain, Ronald Morrison, Donald Deakin, Paul Dreher, Carrol Watson, Albert Tousek, John Hess, Steve Gordon, Gary Kampion.

Pictures bv Forrest Dale

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College Forum
Holds Lecture Series

The College Forum began the year with a full schedule of campus
speakers on a series of topics that should be of general interest,
such as socialized medicine and government problems. These
discussions were to present more than one side to problems
where more than one view exists. However, after a few meetings,
general student apathy caused a sharp curtailing of the program.

Left: Joy Henry, Secretary-Treasurer; Ken Crenshaw, Chairman; and
Diana Chebi, Vice-Chairman.

Below row 1: Gary Smigiel, Jean Stevenson, Barbara Davis, Diana Chebi, Joy Henry, Larry Bogard Row 2: Mack McCampbell Mike Vitale, Bob Mo
Clintock, John Price, Mike Davis, Paul Parpard, Ken Crenshaw, Bill Copland, Mr. Payge Dampier (Advisor), Mr. Wilton Tucker (Advisor).

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Picture by Gary .-■

Seated: Don Deakin, News Representative; Sue Miller; Val Gabaldon, President; Judy McManus. Standing: Mr. Wayne Rollins, Coach; Buddy Miller,
Treasurer.

Debate Team Fares Well

At the Florida State University Invitational Debate Tourney
on February 15-16, the PBJC Debate Team placed fourth among
Florida junior colleges, winning five rounds, losing five, and
tying two. The proposition for debate was "Resolved: That the
non-communist nations of the world should establish an econom-
ic community."

Right: Don Deakin and Val Gabaldon display trophy they won as best
debate team of 1962.

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Florida Collegiate
Academy of Sciences

Left: Richard Heisler, President; Pat Richards,
Vice-President; Jeanne Nicander, Treasurer; Margie
Rokoske, Secretary; Mr. Fred Holling, Advisor.

Below, row 1: John Hess, Henry Isern, Margie Rokoske, Leonard Tolley, Richard Heisler Pat Richards, Charles Webster. Row 2: George Wilkins, Diane
Armor, Rosanna Rocca, Pat Szolscek, Steve Gordon, Pat Nettleton, Marjorie Mankus, Jeanne Nicander, Mr. Fred Holling.

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Language Club Entertains Foreign Students

In February the Foreign Language Club served as hosts and guides for sixteen
Ecuadorian students visiting the P.B.J.C. campus. The visitors were one of two groups
from South America touring the South Florida area.

Members of the club pictured above, row 1: Judy Wittich (Treasurer), Denise Kauf-
man (President), Terry Peet (Vice-President), Pat Spragg (Secretary), Neil Wiegman.
Patsy Parker. Row 2: Donald Deakin, Val Gabaldon, Bill Wolson, Glen Zimmerman,
Mark Garnett. Row 3: Mr. David Forshay (Advisor), Henry Isern.

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Above, FIRST SEMESTER BOARD. Row 1, right to left: Pat Szolscek; Judy Canipe; Verna Durrance; Kathy Inglis, Chairman; Brenda
Patriana; Brenda Power, Secretary; Dan Camozzi. Row 2, right to left: John Holmes, Publicity Director; Larry Reidinger, Vice-Chairman ;
Dave Hull; Gary Smigiel; Dave Tatham.

I-R Board Plans
Sports and Picnics

The Intramural and Recreation
Board this year sponsored the beach-
acue at Phipps Ocean Park in Sep-
tember to help students and faculty
members become better acquainted.
It also sponsored the wind-up pic-
nic at the end of the school year.
Throughout the year the I-R Board
organized and conducted the ex-
tensive intramural athletic program.

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Mature Students give a 'tea" in Home Economics rooms just before Christmas.
Picture by Dennis Anderson.

Mature Students' Club Brings
Social Life to Older Students

Right: Miss Rachel Crozier, Faculty Advisor; Anna McAliley, Vice-
President first semester; William C. Flory, President first semester.
Not pictured: Pauline Carr, Secretary-Treasurer first semester.

Below, first row: Verna Herbert; Judith Laaksonen; Mildred Williams; Betty Wessen; Phyllis Adams; SaUy LiUenthal; Irene Dougherty,
Secretary -Treasurer second semester; Mary Jane Roberts, President second semester; Margaret Cuyler; Mary Ann ly-ndaU; Anna -McAUley:
Carol Ramos. Second row: Miss Rachel Crozier; Richard Kanzler; Robert Ward; Robert L. Swartz; Ruth Pierce; E sie Welch; busan U
Lowery; Wilma Douglas; Bertha Pankey; Ralph De Nisco; Wade Cook. Not pictured: Marshall Wells, Vice-President second semester.

Picture bv Gary Smigiel

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Pictures by Forrest Dale

Above, left to right: Jim Hyatt, Pat Szolscek, Fred Grieser, Paul Hartley, Camilla Tannery, Mr. Payne, Margaret Ryan, Buddy Miller, Larry Carney, Rick
Carta, Buddy Cure, Bill Wolson.

Below: Jim Hyatt, President; Camilla Tannery, Secretary; Mr. Joseph Payne, Advisor; Buddy Miller, Vice-
President; Rick Carta, Treasurer.

Political Union
Trains Politicians

The Political Union is affili-
ated with the Florida Center
for Education in Politics, the
aim of which is to give better
training to students interested
in government. This year four
members of the Union and Mr.
Payne attended the Florida Con-
ference of Pre-legal Education
in Gainesville on February 15-
16. At election of officers for
the Association of Pre-Law Stu-
dents, Bob Lee was elected a
delegate-at-large for the state,
and Paul Hanley a delegate-at-
large for the Southeast Florida
District. Delegates also partici-
pated in a legislative conference
in Tallahassee on May 13-15.

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Radio Club Holds
Code Class

The Sunburst Amateur Radio Club has
held regularly scheduled code classes to pre-
pare members for the Federal Communica-
tions Commission examination. The Club
owns an FCC-licensed station with call num-
ber K4QFW. At the right is a picture of the
code class in action.

Below, row 1: Carl Hussey; William Shoumate; John M. Thiele, President; Mr. James A. Cooper, Faculty Advisor. Row 2: Dana Eckstein; Keith Cheshire;
Ronald "Myron" Giddens, Secretary; Forrest Dale, Public Relations Officer; Frank Danielson, Treasurer; Jack TholL Not pictured: Douglas Gustos,
Vice-President; Eric Schrader; Robert Bennett; Albert Tousek.

Picture by Gary Smigiel

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Student National

Education Association

Trains Teachers

The Student F.E.A. entertained the
Future Teachers of America from Mar-
tin County who visited the campus in
February. The local chapter also served
as host of the county-wide F.T.A. ban-
quet held in April. Six delegates at-
tended the leadership conference held in
Lakeland in October, and several mem-
bers made the trip to Jacksonville in
March for the state F.E.A. convention.

Above: Patty Bishop, Historian; Janet Ford, President; Owen Brecker, Vice-President; Joann Pierce,

Secretary; Sharon Clark, Treasurer.

Below seated row 1- Si-rid Gunderson, Cathy Mirra, Pat Richards, Mary Hanky, Patty Bishop. Seated, row 2: Carol DeBates, Joann Pierce Georgianne

^chmidhn Janet Ford, Sue ■ Crass" Standing, row 1: U>h Preston, Bill Fiery, Doris Larson, Mary Jane Roberts, Margaret Ryan, Irene Dougherty, Sharon Clark.

Standing,'row 2: Chuck Kulp, Gerald VanDeMark, Mr. Charles Sutherland, Owen Brecker.

Pictures by Gary Smigiel

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Row 1: Dr. Wayne White, Faculty Advisor; John A. Fowle; Terry Christopher; Charles Hendry, Finance Officer; Fred Dittmaier; Wesley Knig;
Brecker; Robert Snider. Row 2: Lee Ballard, Commander; Bruce Jensen; Dwight Wells, Adjutant first semester; Jack Parsons; Larry Johnson; Bill
Vice-Commander; William Bullis; Jim Flint; Wade Cook; James Carter; Walter LeMieux; John Fable; William Cumrmngs; John F
Van De Mark.

Veterans' Club
Sponsors Wishing Well

This year the Vets' Club sponsored the
building of a wishing well beside the Ad-
ministration Building, the coins from which
support an Italian orphan girl. At right,
Tom Wells, Student Body President, and
Bill Flory supervise construction.

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Richard I. Stow, who died in 1962 while
serving as Commander of the Vets'
Club.

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Student Nurses' Association

Above, Sophomore nursing class: Phyllis Adams, Martha Capone, Ilta-Eva Marttala, Diane Abert, Helen Duncan, Kathleen Kessler, Sara Lilienthal,
Rebecca Greene, Martha Stewart. Second row: Evelyn Merkle, Alma Harrell, Phyllis Donergan, Shirley Greene, Jean Miller, Russell Methot, Peggy
Lind, Ann Critchfield, Linda Jenkins, Freddie Daughtridge, Shirley Pirkle, Barbara Patrick.

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Faculty Advisor

OFFICERS

Rebecca Greene

Sally Lilienthal

Shirley Pirkle

Shirley Greene

Miss Lillian Smiley

Sally Lilienthal models distinctive new
cap she designed just for P.B.J.C. nurs-
ing students.

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Freshman nursing class-/e/« io rigftt, /ron* roto: Diane Tadlock, Nadine Toulson, Lavonia Rogers, Margaret Lmdsey LuciUe Talhot, Chwlene
Snow, Martha Zuckerman, Beulah Moore, Sue Foster, Linda Leathlean, Shirley Harrell. Up the stairs: Candy Hodgkms, Elizabeth Brown, Fat Wood,
Elaine Burque, Dorothy Arrington, Martha Porch, Jane Ripley, Judy Ritchie, Judy Swett, Cheryl Clark, Dorothy Ludwig Antoinette Brugiere, bue
Healey Barbara Tooker, Gwen WhitzelL Diane Solberg, Georgette Francfort, Bonnie Moore, Helen McCormack, Kutn Ann GUlum.

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Social Clubs

Student Center

Social Clubs

Inter-Social Club Council

The Inter-^ocial Club Council organizes and regulates social club activities, with representatives from all of the social clubs. Above, first row: Peggy Baldwin,
Philn; Andv Underwood, Chi Sig; Larry Rich, Chi Sig; Charmaine Knapp, Thi Del; Frances Brown, Thi Del; Bonnie McChesney, Tri Omega
Second row Mrs. Sallie R. Tavlor, Advisor to Philo; Linda Parrish, Philo; Gary Moore, Alpha Fidelphia; Beth Ruggles, Tn Omega; Jim Wacksman, In
Kappa Lambda; .Mike Pfeilmair, Phi Da Di; Mr. Charles Sutherland, Advisor to Phi Da Di; Miss Elizabeth Tegiacchi, Advisor to Tri Omega; Mr. Leo
V. Lemmerman, Advisor to Chi Sig.

OFFICERS

Hubby Goodman, Thi Del President Gary Moore, Alpha Fidelphia

Jim Darst, Alpha Fidelphia _ ...Vice-President - Larry Rich, Chi Sig

Gary Freer, Chi Sig -Secretary — - Beth Ruggles, Tri Omega

Bonnie McChesney, Tri Omega Treasurer - Jim Wacksman, Tri Kappa Lambda

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Phi Da Di

Row 1: Tom Wells, Sam Wiley, Bill Link, Richard Althouse, John Quigley, Jack Shoffner, Marvin Brigman, Jay Layman, Clark Hammeal, Steve Jones.
Row 2: Bob Johnson, Stan Liebla, Jerry Kellev, Rusty Tinsley, Chuck Courtney, Sandy Hall, Mike Wheeler, Fred Mascaro, Mike Pfeilmarr, Buddy Lure,
Bill Green, Shaw McPeak, Bob Siepen, Bill Thorvaldson, Frank Gottfried, John Mitchell, Mr. Charles Sutherland, Advisor.
Not pictured: George Kairalla, Jimmy Bruce, Marshall Burton, Pat Howley.

OFFICERS
FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

Bill Green --Grand Master Mike Pfeilmair

Mike Wheeler Master Steve J°nes

Jay Layman Treasurer Bob Siepen

John Mitchell Scribe J°hn Mitchell

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Alpha Fidelphia

Row 1 : Ronnie Vainik, Gary Moore, John Quinn.

Row 2: Steve Deason, Emerson Ingram.

Row 3: Bob Stone, Marty Knapp, Paul Hochman.

Roger Kranich
Jim Darst

OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER

President _

Vice-President

Secretary _ Rich O'Brien

Treasurer Fred Snyder

Parliamentarian Ken Mates

Chaplain Jack Eder

Advisor

Mr. Daniel P. Caylor, Jr.

Not pictured: Roger Kranich, Jim Darst, Dave Keonig, Rich O'Brien, Fred Snyder, Dick Landers, Ray Edwards, Roy Edwards, Gene Barbee, Jack Eder,
Dan Arguelles, Bob Ellis, John Meyers, Jerry Adams, John Charlton, Bob Madden, Jim Corvey, Ron Korpinen.

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Alpha Fidelphia

Row 1 : Ken Mates, Wayne Neilson, Richard Williams.

Row 2: Mr. Daniel Caylor, Bob Pountney.

Row 3: Dave Habershaw, Jim Kelley, Jan Willielm.

OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER

President _ Gary Moore

Vice-President Wayne Neilson

Secretary Ronnie Vainik

Treasurer ._ Ray Edwards

Parliamentarian Emerson Ingram

Chaplain Roy Edwards

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Chi Sig

Row 1 : Terry Coxe, Kick Garcia, Art Azzaro
Row 2: Jay Groover, Doug DeVos.
Row 3: Mike Cass, Steve Ross.

OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER

Commander Gary Freer

Lieutenant-Commander Bill Smith

Secretary Jay Groover

Comptroller Hugh Brady

Sergeant-at-arms Steve Ross

Chaplain Mr. Leo Lemmerman

Mr. Leon V. Lemmerman
Advisor

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Chi Sig

Row 1 : Joe Gifford, Tom Baldwin, Larry Rich.

Row 2: Ronnie Fullwood, Dick Madigan.

Row 3: John Larson, Mike Lalley, Ronnie Poorvin.

OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER

Commander . LarrY Rich

Lieutenant-Commander Ronnie Poorvin

Secretary - Tom Baldwin

Comptroller Joe Gifford

Sergeant-at-arms Mike Lalley

Chaplain Andy Underwood

Not pictured: Andy Underwood, Glenn Galloway, Gary Mabee, Gary Freer, Bill Smith, Bob Meehan, Jim Clarke, Hugh Brady.

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Philo

Left to right: Linda Free, Mary Lee Phillips, Mrs. Sallie Taylor, Yidi Turk, Linda Parrish, Sandy Martin, Carol Mann, Dayna Shope, Sigrid Gunderson,
Sandy Aycock, Cynthia Hafner, Sandy Mollenberg, Carol Hoskins.

Not pictured: Brenda Power, Jackie Freeman, Dottie Collum, Carol Lefevre.

FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS

President .... _ Linda Parrish

Vice-President Peggy Baldwin

Treasurer Yidi Turk

Chaplain Mary Lee Phillips

Historian Dayna Shope

Recording Secretary Jeanne Kalil

Social Secretary Jackie Freeman

Scholarship Chairman Carol Lefevre

Faculty Advisor Mrs. Sally R. Taylor

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Left to right: Chloe Lindsley, Peggy Baldwin, Chris Greer, Jeanne Kalil, Carole Bischoff, Mary Jo Lyons, Brenda Peacock, Tammy Lindsley, Ten Pinder,
Gay Hoover, Gretchen Ombres, Linda Ashworth, Alice Neily, Jan Harrison, Nancy Knight, Carol Wilson, Vicki Gathman.

SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS

President PeggY Baldwin

Treasurer Vicki Gathman

Chaplain Brenda Peacock

Historian Jan Harrison

Recording Secretary Jeanne Kalil

Social Secretary Chloe Lindsley

Scholarship Chairman - Chris Greer

Faculty Advisor Mrs. Sallie R. Taylor

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Thi Del

Frances Brown, Janice Huber, Lorna Campbell, Charmaine Rnapp, Maureen Meehan, Louise Leverenz, Trudy
Clinger, Elaine Estabrook, Virginia Ralston, Eileen McManus.

Not pictured: Rosalie Pucciarelli, Bonnye Duerr, Cheryl Ellisor, Gail Mohn, Valarie Haines, Sandy Wood, Mary
Haines, Huddy Goodman, Pat Wood, Bonnie Perkins, Kaye Fullwood, Diane Ghent, Lyn Parker, Betty Carr,
Joan McCauley, Tricia Milling.

Mrs. Esther Holt
Advisor

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Mary Abate, Carole England, Jo Anne Lowery, Ruth Ann Gillum, Lynn Harris, Margaret Weems, Susan Rowe, Virginia Mareellino, Andrea Huff, Linda Knapp.

OFFICERS

FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

Huddy Goodman President Fran Brown

Bonnye Duerr Vice-President Lorna Campbell

Janice Huber Recording Secretary Janice Huber

Louise Leverenz Social Secretary Maureen Meehan

Lorna Campbell Treasurer Elaine Estabrook

Charmaine Knapp Sergeant-at-Arms Valarie Haines

Bonnie Perkins _ Pledge Mistress Charmaine Knapp

Kaye Fullwood Chaplain Louise Leverenz

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Tri Kappa Lambda

Row 1: Bob Rice, Bob McLaughlin, Jack Hooker, Mack McCampbell.

Row 2: Steve Knuth, Steve Province, Jim Brantley, John Price, Jim Birdsall.

Roiv 3: Clark Brownell, Bob Farley, Vic Cummings, Paul Parpard, Bob Van Wyck, Lenny Bittner.

Xol pictured: Bill Nettles, Frank Wolfgang, Gerry Rudoph, Neal Kirschner, Bill Golden, Larry Greenberg.

FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS

President — Jim Wacksman

Vice-President Bob McLaughlin

Secretary Bob Scott

Treasurer Lenny Bittner

Parliamentarian Bill Nettles

Chaplain — Frank Wolfgang

Mr. James A. Cooper
Faculty Advisor

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Tri Kappa Lambda

Row 1: Kerry Bogard, Bob Scott, Jim Wacksman, Terry Torgow.

Row 2: Dave Ross, Jim Lotterer, Chris Chiodo, George Burgelin, Bob McClintoek.

Row 3: Dick Vraback, John Cook, Mike Davis, Randy Yates.

SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS

President Jim Wacksman

Vice-President Bob Scott

Secretary Terry Torgow

Treasurer Kerry Bogard

Parliamentarian Jim Brantley

Chaplain Paul Parpard

Mr. Wallace Bell
Faculty Advisor

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Miss Elizabeth Tegiacchi
Advisor

Tri
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Above: Mary Anne Hochdorfer, La Belle Michielangelo, Bonnie McChesney.

Not pictured: Cathy Wenderoth, Virginia Kelly, Becky Trexler, Eileen Henn, Karen Ludwig.

FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS

President Bonnie McChesney

Vice-President .... Virginia Kelly

Recording Secretary , Mary Anne Hochdorfer

Corresponding Secretary Judy Ritchie

Treasurer Nancy Holloway

Parliamentarian _ — Becky Trexler

Chaplain .. — La Belle Michielangelo

Social Chairman — Gariann Pappert

Historian .... _ Karen Ludwig

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Row 1: Gariann Pappert, Elaine Hopkins, Beth Ruggles, Carol Bond, Nancy Holloway.
Row 2: Margie Rokoske, Margaret Greenleaf, Judy McManus, Judy Ritchie.
Row 3: Diane Duncan, Diane Solberg, Joan Clark, Carolyn Holloway, Barbara Justice.

SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS

President

Vice-President

Recording Secretary

Corresponding Secretary-
Treasurer

Parliamentarian ~

Chaplain

Social Chairman

Historian

Beth Ruggles

Cathy Wenderoth

Mary Anne Hochdorfer

Virginia Kelly

Nancy Holloway

Bonnie McChesney

Elaine Hopkins

Eileen Henn

Carol Bond

Events

Auditorium

Events

New freshman Janice Griffin smiles for photographer Chuck Kulp at
registration.

Pictures by Chuck Kulp

The Year Begins
in Friendly
Atmosphere

The school year got off to a congenial start with campus politicians sparking a friendship campaign, greeting freshmen at the door
}f the library as they completed registration. At far left, Student Government President Tom Wells gallantly opens door and carries
oencil for new freshman Liz Brown, who is loaded down with books. On September 7 a splash party was held for freshmen at Lido
Pools, entertainment of guitar music and song provided by a quintet composed of Bob Scott, Glenn Galloway, Terry Coxe, Steve Ross,
ind Bob Lee. On September 20, the Intramural and Recreation Board sponsored an all-campus beachacue at Phipps Ocean Park in Palm
Beach. Hard rains did not dampen spirits enough to halt sports or the picnic.

Picture by Forrest Dale

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"Get-Acquainted Dance" was held in the Gym on September 14, with music by a popular "rock
and roll" band.

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Service
Place

Ninety pints of blood were donated by students and faculty members in Thi Del Blood Bank Drive on
October 17. Below left: Dr. Hyman J. Roberts, local physician, was one of several speakers brought to
campus by the College Forum to talk on socialized medicine and other topics of current interest. Below
right: John Price gets measured for new jackets that Concert Band members wear this year .

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Pictures by Forrest Dale

Sadie

Hawkins

Dance

On November 10 the Co-Ed Board spon-
sored the annual Sadie Hawkins Day
Dance in the gymnasium. Dogpatch cos-
tumes were universal. At a penny a vote,
Andy Underwood was elected "Li'l Abner"
and Cheryl Ellisor "Daisy Mae." About
S375 were thus collected for a scholar-
ship to a student on campus. Pledges of the
three women's social clubs (such as Tri
Omega's group below) provided entertain-
ment.

In an impressive ceremony on November 12, Delta Omicron Chapter
of Phi Theta Kappa tapped 23 new members. The College Singers pre-
sented a musical program.

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Whitehall the Scene
of Harvest Moon Ball

Thi Del Social Club's Thanksgiving dance was held November
27 at Whitehall in Palm Beach. The Don Roberts Orchestra
provided music, and there was an entertaining program by
Charmaine Knapp and Trudy Clinger. At left, Bonnye Duerr
presents a spray of flowers to Mrs. Esther Holt, advisor of Thi
Del, and above, Bonnye presents Thi Del members and pledges.

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Tri Omegas Sponsor
'A Christmas Fantasy'

Steve Deason was named "Mr. Wonderful" at Tri Omega's formal dance
on December 8 in the Poinciana Room of the Palm Beach Towers. At
right, Bonnie McChesney, president of Tri Omega, presents Steve a gift.
Guests danced to the music of John Nunamaker's Quartet. The admission
fee to the dance was a toy for needy children.

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On and Off Campus

On October 29 the American Folk Trio performed
at a special assembly program initiating a coopera-
tive arrangement by which the College matches
funds expended by the Student Government in this
series.

Below: Drama students load cars with props to be taken
to Gainesville for the Drama Festival at the University on
December 7-8. PBJC students presented scenes from "Look
Homeward, Angel" at the banquet.

Above: Accompanied by Mr. James
Thurber of Palm Beach International
Airport, visiting young Pakistani
engineers, Messers Ahmad and Imam,
were most impressed by our elec-
tronics program.

Right: The Concert Band and College
Singers presented an outdoor program
beside the Student Center patio at
noon on November 29.

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On December 8, the PBJC choir and band presented a musical program at groundbreaking ceremony at the new Florida Atlantic University. In
the picture above, Governor Farris Bryant has head turned slightly toward camera. Closest to camera is Barry Searer, representing the PBJC stu-
dent body. Photo by Galleon staff photographer Gary Smigiel.

Below: Watching progress of construction on new Social Science Building i= a
favorite pastime.

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Above: In the Christmas Assembly, the College Singers combine efforts with the Band to present "Rejoice and Sing" by Bach, "Gloria in Excelsis" (a
Provencial carol), '0 Tidings Great and Wondrous," and other songs. Photo by Gary Smigiel.

Below: Shonnee Swyers, Mary Alice Mahoney, and Barbara Frostic sing "Mary's Lullaby" and "It's Beginning
to Look at Lot Like Christmas." Photo by Forrest Dale.

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In a special assembly
in the auditorium on De-
cember 18, The College
Singers and The Concert
Band presented a program
of Christmas music. Dra-
ma majors Gloria Maddox
and Al Seibert narrated
the Nativity story. The
scene design by Gloria
Chepens combined with
the lighting effects of
Robert Foster to make an
impressive tableau. Mr.
Otis Harvey directed the
Band in "A Christmas
Festival Overture," "Ring
Those Christmas Bells,"
and other seasonal selec-
tions.

Christmas Spirit Pervades Campus

Photo by Galleon photographer Forrest Dale

Below: On December 14 The Mature Students' Club held a '-tea" in the Home Economics De-
partment. Mrs. Peggy Bell pours while Dr. Manor, a guest of honor, poses with ladies Mildred
Williams, Irene Dougherty, and Mary Jane Roberts.

Below: Art students decorate Administration Building
with Christmas themes.

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Pictures by Foster Dionne and Chuck Kulp

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Look Homeward, Angel

A Play by Ketti Frings on the Novel by Thomas Wolfe

Presented by Phi Rho Pi in the College Auditorium

October 25-27, 1962

CAST: Steve Jones, Gloria Maddox, Al Seibert, Tom Mook, Anne Ellen Quincey,
Celeste Holt, Bob Achilli, Bob Lydiard, Bob Mcintosh, John Rossello, Henry Hall,
Mary Nemec, Bonnie McChesney, Gloria Chepens, Camilla Tannery, John Quinn,
Jeani Austin, Rod Tinson, Barbara Musgrave.

PRODUCTION STAFF: Bill Knapp, Vanderbilt Foster, Beckye McCown, May Keller,
Eileen Henn, Earliene Witman, Diane Armor, Shirley Specht, Lynne Skreczko, Maureen
Mahoney, Barbara Bressor, Beth Lemons, George Pawley, Earl Dotter, Mary Ann
Grieser, Bill Flory, Cathie Wenderoth.

DIRECTOR: Frank Leahy

STUDENT DIRECTOR: Earliene Witman

ASSISTANT STUDENT DIRECTOR: Mary Nemec

J. B.

A Drama by Archibald
MacLeish

Directed by Frank Leahy

STUDENT DIRECTOR:
Camilla Tannery

ASSOCIATE STUDENT
DIRECTOR: Jeani Austin

Presented by Phi Rho Pi in the
College Auditorium, February
28, March 1-2, 1963

"Show me my guilt, Oh God"

PRODUCTION STAFF: Frank Witty, Bill Knapp, Gerry Priebe, Bob Foster, Carol Loucks,
Chuck Kulp, Lee Ballard, Gloria Chepens, Beth Lemons, Sigrid Gunderson. Shirley Specht
Barbara Musgrave, Bonnie McChesney, Linda Thomas, Mary Ann Roberts. Diane Armor, Mar-
garet Cuyler, Bill Flory, Carol Wilson, Barbara Limauro.
DISTANT VOICE: John Fowle.

The Comforters

CAST, below: Maureen Mahoney, Gale Nemec, Carroll Witman, Mary Leahy, Eileen Henn, Debbie Nemec, Camilla Tannery, David Leahy, Bob Lydiard,
Preston McGee, BiU Perley, John Rossello, Steve Jones, Anne Ellen Quincey, Al Seibert, Watson B. Duncan, HI, Mary Ann Gneser, Earbene Witman,
Lynne Skreczko, Brenda Pillsbury, Mary Nemec, May Keller.

Pictures bv David Oldham

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A Beachcomber Picture

Entertainment Committee
Presents Musician

The Entertainment Committee presented
Scott Morrison for its second program of
the year in an assembly on February 11.
Mr. Morrison played the piano and the
harpsichord, and gave musical interpreta-
tions of noted composers.

Frances Brown Chosen Miss PBJC

On January 12, Alpha Fidelphia held its annual Miss Palm Beach Junior College
beauty contest in the College auditorium. In a contest featuring swim suits, evening
gowns, and talent, Frances Brown was declared Miss Palm Beach Junior College of
1963. Her attendants were Charmaine Knapp and Gloria Chepens. Miss PBJC of
1962, Sharon Guithier, was present to crown the new queen. Other identifiable con-
testants in the picture above are Gariann Pappert and Bonnie McChesney. Another
picture of Miss PBJC is in the Beauty Section on page 193.

SCOTT MORRISON

Circle K Holds Banquet

Mr. Watson B. Duncan, III, was guest speaker at a Circle K banquet on December
4 in the Student Center. Mr. Duncan spoke on "How to Educate a Man in a
Democracy." A Beachcomber picture.

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Linda Parrish was named Sweetheart of the Ball. Her
attendants were Gay Hoover and Brenda Power, who was
last year's Sweetheart. Phi Da Di brothers formed ranks
and sang their sweetheart song. Pictures are by Ray Wendt
for Tooley-Myron Studios. Another picture of Miss Parrish
and her attendants is on page 193 in the Beauty Section.

Phi Da Di Holds
Sweetheart Ball

Phi Da Di Social Club held its annual Sweetheart
Ball at the Town House in West Palm Beach on Febru-
ary 15, 1963. Valentines, of course, were the theme of
the decorations.

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Barbecue

Combined With

Open House

Torrential rains did not
discourage about 2,500 vis-
itors to the campus on May
6, 1962, for the annual
barbecue and open house.
The barbecue is sponsored
every year by Southside Ki-
wanis Club and Circle K
Club for the benefit of the
College. Guests toured the
various laboratories and de-
partments, watched rehear-
sals of the play "You Don't
Say," and heard a music
recital.

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Dollars For
Scholars

Campaign
Initiated

The open house officially
opened the "Dollars for
Scholars" campaign to raise
funds to sponsor the work-
scholarship program. Dean
Glynn announced that the
campaign was successful in
raising enough money for
six or eight assistantships.

The PBJC Alumni As-
sociation presented to How-
ell L. Watkins, Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction
of Palm Beach County, a
plaque honoring him for his
part in the growth and
progress of the College.

"The Palm Beach Post-
Times" printed a 20-page
supplement helping to pub-
licize the open house and
make the general public
more familiar with the pro-
grams of the Junior College.

Artists and Models' Ball
a Colorful Affair

The annual Artists and Models' Costume Ball was held in the Gym
on May 11, 1962, sponsored by the Art Club and the Art Department.
Robed Klansmen prepared to lynch campus policeman Charles Eisele.
Pickaninnies and Indians, playboys and bunnies, Anthonys and Cleo-
patras danced the twist. The Gym was decorated with huge painted
panels and sculptures created by art students.

Philo Arch Ball
Features Ballet

The last formal dance of 1961-62 was Philo's Arch Ball held
at Holiday Inn, Palm Beach, on May 26. Johnny Gaynor's
Orchestra furnished music for dancing. At right, Pat Kairalla and
Kathy Maehlman perform some ballet numbers. Remember the
kisses under the arch?

Pictures by Foster Dionne for Tooley-Myron Studios

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Picture by Chuck Kulp

Tommy Dorsey Band Performs

Sixteen members of the Tommy Dorsey Band appeared in concert
in the PBJC gym on February 25, 1963. Junior Palmer, local resident,
made the appearance possible by contributing half of the cost. The
Director for the performance was Sam Donahue, a Lake Worth resident
and former arranger for the Dorsev Band.

Science Fair Held at PBJC

Debate Team Ranks Fourth

The PBJC Debate Team placed fourth among Florida
junior colleges at the annual Florida State University In-
vitational Tournament held at Tallahassee on February 15-16.
Here former debater Jan Bonar greets the team.

Palm Beach Junior College served as host for the fifth
annual Region 11 Science Fair on March 23-24, 1962. At
left, Martin Kline of Martin County High School won first
place in the senior division.

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You Don't Say

For its annual Drama Showcase of-
fering in the spring of 1962, Phi RJio
Pi presented an original satirical farce
called "You Don't Say," written and
produced by students under the direction
of Mr. Frank Leahy.

STUDENT DIRECTORS: Gloria Maddox,
Rick Allen, Steve Jones, Jeani Austin,
Anne Ellen Quincey.

ASSISTANT DIRECTORS: Pat Kairalla,
Sandi Allen, Bonnie McChesney, Al Sei-
bert, Jim Martin.

CAST. Tom Mook, Maureen Mahoney,
Rick Allen, Sandi Allen, Johnny Quinn,
Beth Lemons, Jim Martin, John Rossello,
Mary Mayfield, Tom Wells, Bob Foster,
Frank Witty, Mark Witham, Donna Bou-
tilier, Pat Kairalla, Steve Jones, Veda
Borg, Maggie Riley, Bob Mooney, Suz-
anne Haberkorn, Gerald Priebe, Jeani
Austin, Bob Pountney, Bonnie McChes-
ney, Marcia De Sarro, Joanne Alban,
Gloria Maddox, Mauren Norton, AI Sei-
bert, Sharon Gauthier, Anne Ellen Quin-
cey, Sigrid Gunderson, Mr. Watson B.
Duncan, III.

COMMENT ON EDUCATIONAL THEA-
TRE BY MR. WATSON B. DUNCAN,
III, HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF
ENGLISH, SPEECH AND DRAMA:

Educational theatre is truly a teacher.
It presents plays that represent the best
dramatic literature and also trains both
audience and students to appreciate living,
vital theatre. It entertains, but it contri-
butes something more than mere entertain-
ment. The individual student is given the
opportunity to participate in the produc-
tion of a play from its inception on
through scenery, lighting, make-up, cos-
tumes, etc., to its successful conclusion.

In a world where the professional stage
is giving less and less opportunities, the
colleges are fast becoming the last refuge
of the students, the apprentices, and the
coming dramatists . . . Drama at Palm
Beach Junior College strives to develop
memorable theatre in every department:
visual, directional, and histrionic.

Pictures by Dave Oldham

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College Showcase Presents PBJC to Public

A monthly television program on WPTV, Channel 5, has served to acquaint
the general public with the Junior College this year. Mr. Joshua Crane of the
Communications Department has served as coordinator of "College Showcase,"
with the help of various College and station personnel. Programs have featured
the history of the College, student writing, the College Singers and Band in
concert, nurses' training, the Art Department, and the new course "An Introduc-
tion to Soviet Studies." Pictures by Chuck Kulp.

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PBJC Offers New Course
in Soviet Studies

A new concept in general education was introduced here this year
by the establishment of the course Introduction to Soviet Studies,
taught by Mr. George Hofmann of the Social Science Department.
The course is cross-departmental in nature and contains work in
the Russian language, Soviet geography, history, sociology and po-
litical institutions. Part of the instruction is given in the language
laboratory where students receive training in conversational Russian.

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Pictures by Foster Dionne for Tooley-Myron Studios

Elsa Zitzmann Named Top
Graduate of Class of '62

Top honor graduate in 1962 was Elsa Zitzmann, with an overall average of 3.9142.
Miss Zitzmann, was the secretary of the Sophomore Class. Commencement ceremonies
began on June 10 with the Baccalaureate service in the College auditorium, Rev. J.
Richard Heller, Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Riviera Beach, delivering the
sermon on "The Discipline of Destiny." Others on the program were Rev. Robert
G. Morey, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Delray Beach, and Rev. Bruce
T. Powell, Rector of St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, Boynton Beach. On Recognition
Night, June 11, the Concert Band provided music, and awards were made to out-
standing students. Dr. Robert R. Wiegman of the University of Florida delivered the
Commencement Address on June 12, and Dr. Manor presented diplomas to 230
graduates.

ELSA ZITZMANN
Valedictorian

168

Above: Mr. William Galbraith pre-
sents Sigma Epsilon Mu award (high-
est award for two years in math, sci-
ence, physics) to Gary Goldfaden.
Susan Miller wins Phi Theta Kappa
award for highest average in sopho-
more year.

Right: Mrs. Dorothy Peed presents
award from the American As-
sociation of University Women to
Nancy Mann.

After diplomas had been
awarded, graduates held
an informal dance in the
Student Center.

169

DEPARTMENTAL AWARD WINNERS: Seated: Charlotte Silvers, Mathematics; Margaret Anderson, Biology; Hinda Feldman, Secretarial, Science;
Bonnie Tharin, Home Economics; Shirley Gearhart, Music. Standing: Sue Ives, Social Science; Jean Bloeser, Foreign Languages; Robert Thompson,
Chemistry; Ray Helmuth, Library; Jim Fales, Art; Bill Boisvert, Music; Maggie Riley, Communications.

Right: Raymond Dale wins §500 scholarship of Southern
Scholarship and Research Foundation, Inc., at Florida State
University. This award is potentially the most valuable for it
is renewable annually through the Ph.D. degree if the re-
cipient goes on to graduate school and continues to do good
work. Dr. Manor makes the award.

170

'62 Graduates Reap Over
$5000 in Awards

Right: Burt Reynolds, television and motion picture actor, pre-
sents $1200 Lake Work Playhouse Scholarship Award to Jim
Martin, to be divided into $600 awards each of two years for
further education at a reputable college. In order to raise money
for the scholarship, Mr. Reynolds appeared in several plays
locally under the sponsorship of the Lake Worth Playhouse, with
the support of local dramatic talent. Mr. Reynolds is an alumnus
of PBJC and received his start in drama under Mr. Watson B.
Duncan, III.

Left: Mary Elizabeth Coe wins S150 Lake Work Art League Scholarship
Award, presented by Mr. Benson Bishir (left). Marybeth is also the winner
of a $400 scholarship award made by the Junior Women's Club of the
North Palm Beaches, Mrs. Douglas Howell (right) making the presentation.

The most coveted award for a number of years
has been the Calvin W. Campbell Memorial
Award Scholarship offered by the First Federal
Savings and Loan Association of West Palm
Beach. Here Mr. George S. Campbell presents
the award and plaque to 1962 graduate Myrle
Grate. Russell Martin (right), winner of the
award in 1961, receives a renewal for his
senior year at Florida State University.

Local
in Awards

Left: Mr. Alan Lindsay presents
the Book Award of the Harvard
Club of Palm Beach to Jay Put-
nam. Jay is also the winner of
the $500 scholarship award from
the Kiwanis Club of West Palm
Beach, Dr. John Demming (right)
making the presentation.

Below: Mrs. Harry F. Aden presents the award offered
by the Past Presidents' Music Study Group of the Palm
Beaches to Valerie Browne.

Above: Mr. James L. Waugli, Jr., presents the $800 Halsey and Griffith Scholarship
Award to Susan Miller. This has been one of the most coveted awards for the last
few years.

172

Organizations Generous
to 1962 Graduates

Above: Dr. Manor presents Beachcomber Citizenship Awards to Susan Miller and
Ed Weston.

Left: James (Jay) Fountain wins Wall Street Journal Award in Busine§§ Ad-
ministration.

Mr. William J. Huchison (right)
of the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce of West Palm Beach pre-
sents $500 scholarship award to
Kenneth Stallings.

173

Athletics

Gymnasium

Athletics

Misfits Take Flag-Tag Football
Crown for Second Straight Year

The Misfits won their second flag-tag title in as many years by walloping
Chi Sig, 36-6. A single round robin, two league tourney was held from Sep-
tember 2-1 through October 10. Games were played Monday through Thursday
without one game called because of rain. At the end of the league play, a
single-elimination tourney was held, the teams being seeded according to the
league play. This tourney saw the Misfits emerge as champions. There were 29
games played with 490 total participations, and 134 individuals participating.

CHAMPION MISFITS. Kneeling: Cory McGuire, Dave Dillon, Terry Torgow, Bill Rennie,
Charlie Kairalla. Standing: Howard Ennis, Larry Reidinger, John Holmes, Steve Bollinger.
Not pictured: Bob Petretti, Buddy Johnson, Terry Christopher, Steve Ross.

Gladers ...

FINAL STANDINGS

Gold League

Won
4

Lost
0

Beavers

.. .3

Flip Tops

Mistakes

Unknowns

Misfits ...

2
....1

2
3

Green League

Won
4

Lost
0

Chi Sig ....

Phi Da Di
Circle K

?,
1

2
3

TKL

-0

Pictures by Gary Smigiel

176

Knights Defeat

Misfits for Soccer

Championship

In the elimination tourney at the end of the
regular season of play, the Knights defeated
the Misfits 2-0 to win the intramural soccer
championship. During regular play, a single
round robin one-league tourney was held from
November 5 through November 20. Games
were played Monday through Thursday with
seven teams participating. TKL, Circle K, and
Alpha Fi were dropped from competition be-
cause of excessive forfeits. At the end of the
league play, a single elimination tourney was
held, the teams being .seeded according to the
league play. There were 24 games scheduled
with 525 total participations and 104 indi-
viduals taking part.

WINNING KNIGHTS. Kneeling: Jay Duman, Joe Cooper, Terry Darby, John Renna, Dave
Tatham. Standing: Wayne Rickards, Bob Finder, Bob Enders, Leonard Devine. Sot pictured:
Mickey McGrath, John Beers, Don West, Brad Whetstone, Ronnie Hampton.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

(at end of regular play i

Misfits

Won
fi

Lost
0

Knights

Phi Da Di _

Chi Sig ._

4
3
3

3
3

Circle K

TKL

Alpha Fi

177

Misfits Win 1962
Softball Title

Eighteen runs in one inning prob-
ably set some kind of intramural
record. It happened in the fourth in-
ning of the play-off as Chi Sig
scored 10 runs in the top of the
inning, the Misfits coming back
to score 8 in the bottom and finally
winning 17-10 to take the title.
Earlier a two league single round
robin tourney was held, the teams
being seeded according to league
play. Pictures by Chuck Kulp.

FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
Independent League

Won

Skeets 3

Unsociables _.. 2

Misfits — _ 2

Beaver Boys —.2

Mistakes 1

Organization League

Chi Sig
Phi Da Di
TKL

Won
.......4

„..„2

Alpha Fi __ _ _ 1

Circle K 0

Lost
1
2
2
2
3

Lost
0
1
2
3
4

fcir?JM

Circle Takes '62 Swimming
Meet Championship

Circle K accumulated 54 points in the first intramural swim-
ming meet in May 1962 to defeat second place teams Chi Sig
and Misfits, tied at 28 points each. The meet was held at Sparks
Memorial Pool in Lake Worth, with Ed Danehy, Al Franklin,
and Bob Lee each winning two events for Circle K. Danehy,
Franklin, Lee, and Art Ohmer also won the 200-yard medley
relay for Circle K. Pictures by Chuck Kulp.

50-yard freestyle: Ed Danehy, Roddy Hughes, Richard Alt-
house. Time: 24.3.

50-yard breaststroke: Robert Lee, Tom Crull, Marshall Burton.
Time: 34.5.

50-yard backstroke: Richard Collins, Dan Ward. Gary Wagner.
Time: 33.9.

50-yard butterfly: Al Franklin, Tom Brown, James Makela.
Time: 28.5.

Individual medley: Al Franklin, Gary Freer, Victor Cummings.
Chi Sig. Tim: 1:10.0.

100-yard backstroke: Richard Collins, Don Hobson. Time:
1:36.6.

100-yard breaststroke: Robert Lee, Tom CrulL Bill Smith.
Time: 1:21.6.

100-yard freestyle: Ed Danehy, John
Holmes, Gary Goldfaden. Time: 53.4.

200-yard freestyle relay: Chi Sig —
Roddy Hughes, Gary Goldfaden, Gary
Freer, Bill Smith. Time: 2:15.0.

200-yard medley relay: Circle K — Art
Ohmer, Robert Lee, Al Franklin, Ed
Danehy. Time: 2:00.9.

Diving: Doug DeVos, 122.7; Gary
Wagner, 104.1; Rick Cutler, 92.75.

MISFITS, standing: Dave Pettigrew, Jim Hinton, Bob
Rabara. Kneeling: Dave Dillon, Dave Lee. Not pictured:
Larry Reidinger, Skipper Poole.

Misfits Take Basketball Title, Too

A single 4-league round robin tourney was held from No-
vember 27 through December 17. Games were Tuesday-
Thursday, 3 games each evening at 6:00, 7:00, and 8:00.
At the end of league play a single elimination tourney was
held with the first and second league teams seeded accord-
ing to the league standings. The Misfits took the men's intra-
mural championship by downing Phi Da Di 51-37 in the
final game of the tourney. There were 27 games played by
114 individuals for 438 total participations. Pictures by Chuck
Kulp and Dennis Anderson.

1.
2.
3.

FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
Social League

Phi Da Di -

Chi Sig

Alpha Fi

Tri Kappa Lambda

Won Lost

_.._...3 0

.......2 1

.......1 2

__0 3

FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

Unsocial League Won Lost

1. Misfits Too 3 0

2. Pirates 2 1

3. Skeets ..... 1 2

4. Bearcats 0 3

National League Won Lost

1. Misfits 2 0

2. Circle K 1 1

3. Wahoos 0 2

Big 3 League Won Lost

1. Hurricanes 2 0

2. Beavers 1 1

3. Mistakes 0 2

190

Philo Women's
Volleyball Champs

J.-'rarnural
Volleyball

FINAL STANDI

Won
Philo Raider!

X-perN 6

Spikers

1
2

;

Tri Omega Tiger!

Thi Del . 2

Volleyera 2 5

Unknowns 1 6

' rdiaatei Dropped

Members of Philo Raider*:
Brenda Power, Peggy Baldwin,
Dayna Sbope, Ginny Heine, Gay
Hoover, Jeanne Kalil, Carol
Lefevre, Carol Mann, Regina
Riggs, Mary Lee Phillip;, Linda
Ashworth, Carole Bischoff.

Misfits Tops in Coed Volleyball

A very successful co-ed year was started in October with co-ed volleyball. The
defending champion Misfits teamed with their cohorts, the Misfits Too, to make
a clean sweep of the two leagues with the Misfits winning the finals in a close
match. Eleven teams participated in the competition, which was held six Thursday
nights in the gymnasium. Phi Da Lo and Chi Phi were the runners-up in their
respective leagues. Forty-nine women and fifty-one men participated during the
season.

Eight Teams in Men's Tourney

Play is in progress in men's intramural volley-
ball as we go to press. At this time the team
standings are in this order: Misfits. Circle K,
Tornadoes. Phi Da Di (Red), Phi Da Di (Black),

Hurricanes, Chi Sig. Alpha Fi.

100 in Coed Bowling

Approximately 100 students partici-
pated in the two-league round robin coed
bowling tournament, still in progress as
the GALLEON goes to press.

Green League teams are Alpha Omega,
Chi Sig, Scalers, Holy Rollers, and Un-
knowns. Gold League teams are Misfits,
Explorers, Gutter Busters, Baptist Student
Union, and Beachcombers.

Williams, West, Parks
Top Archers

In the women's intramural archery tourna-
ment completed on December 6, Suzanne Parks
won first place, followed by Peggy Baldwin
(second) and Gariann Pappert (third).

In the coed tournament held in January, Jackie
Williams and Donnie West came from behind to
defeat Peggy Baldwin and Steve Frazier, who
placed second, and Gariann Pappert and Larry
Greenberg. third. Jackie Williams was high in-
dividual for the women and Larry Greenberg
high for men.

Six Teams in Women's
Basketball

Teams entered in the present play-off
are Philo Raiders, Philo Whites, Thi Del,
Trade Winds, Tri Omega Tigers, and
X-perts.

182

Reidinger and Perkins

Top Table Tennis

Stars

Larry Reidinger defeated Bill
Sikes to win thi intramural

table tennis singles. Dave Lee de-
feated Dave Tatham for third place.
In men's doubles Dan Camozzi and
Allen Schaeffer defeated Bill Sikes
and Don Wood for the champion-
ship.

In women's singles. Bonnie Perk-
ins placed first over second-place
Brenda Power and third-place Janet
Stepp.

In coed table tennis, Larry Reidinger and
Bonnie Perkins (center) defeated Kathy Inglis
and Leon Chalhub (right) for the title. In third
place were Diane Ghent and Dave Lee (left).

In women's intramural table tennis doubles Pat Szolscek and Suzanne Parks
defeated Bonnie Perkins and Diane Ghent for the championship. Kathy Inglis
and Judy Hess were third.

Women's badminton tourney has not been completed as we go to press.

183

Recreational
Games

Badminton

Shuffleboard

Dan Camozzi
and Allen
Schaeffer de-
feated Bill Sikes
and Don Wood
for the men's
intramural
shuffleboard
doubles cham-
pionship.

In men's shuf-
fleboard singles
Jim Hyatt de-
feated Larry
Reidinger to
win the cham-
pionship. Dave
Lee was third.

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Croquet

Horseshoes

Deck tennis

184

Gymnastics
and Team
Activities

185

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Miss Galleon

Susanne Ehrhardt

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Miss Sophomore

Jeanne Kalil

Miss Freshman

Tammy Lindsley

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FRANCES BROWN

MARCIA DE SARRO

Miss Galleon's
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VIRGINIA RALSTON

PATRICIA SZOL5CEK

Frances Brown, Tammy Lindsley, Susan Ehrhardt, Jeanne Kalil, Virginia Ralston, Patricia Szolscek, Janice Huber, Linda Knapp, Marcia De Sarro. Pictures
of these beauties made in gardens of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach, by Foster Dionne for Tooley-Myron Studios.

Galleon Selects
Nine Beauties

The GALLEON held its annual
beauty contest in the Home Econom-
ics rooms on Sunday afternoon, Feb-
ruary 17. Earl Dotter, Editor-in-Chief
of the GALLEON, introduced the
twenty-one contestants individually to
the judges, Mrs. Virginia Dionne, Miss
Carol Saier, and Mr. John A. Fowle.
The girls wore attractive dresses and
high-heel shoes. After a short inter-
view with the girls, the judges made
their selections on the basis of per-
sonality, grooming, voice, intelligence,
and poise, as well as beauty of
physical features. At left, lovely Char-
maine Knapp is interviewed by Mr.
Fowle and Mrs. Dionne. Pictures of
the members of the Beauty Court
were made by Mrs. Dionne's husband.

This picture by Dennis Anderson

192

Frances Brown Wins
Miss P.BJ.C. Crown

A second honor comes to Frances Brown as
she is selected Miss Palm Beach Junior College.
She is also a member of Miss Galleon's Court of
Beauty.

The Miss Palm Beach Junior College contest,
sponsored annually by Alpha Fidelphia, was held
on January 12 in the auditorium. Girls appeared
in swim suits as well as evening gowns and dis-
played their talents for singing, dancing, and re-
citing.

Miss Brown was awarded two round-trip tickets
to Nassau. Here she is presented a trophy by
Miss Anita Skogland, Miss Sweden for 1961.

Picture above by Chuck Kulp

Linda Parrish

Named Sweetheart

of the Ball

At Phi Da Di's annual Sweet-
heart Ball at the Town House on
February 15. Linda Parrish was
honored as the Sweetheart of the
Ball, with attendants Gay Hoover
and Brenda Power.

icture by Ray Wendt for Tooley-Myron Studios

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