Palm Beach Private School - Islander Yearbook (Palm Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1962 volume:

. Mr- 1- fv- ,- a , 1 vm 1 ---V ,Q-1 ...,..,-..x ,. .. '..r g ',-5-afgfaxmzl -4 wa fs' , .SFJEZTFZ -. ,f. 1-rf - ry- U -,,,,g-M41-ra. ,-. ...-1,-,M--7-vm -..- .,:.-,,..... ,.,..- . U .gy a -rf:-gy ,-,V,,,N ,'-1-fr ,.v-xz-.I-f5.7:-2T,Tn'1' ' J , ,,fff,f x ir .fwfr-N--1' h.,.-f,-5s::....1'--'.f-..- ' K' Y7:S'lrt? '1 ' - -- , Jz.11-:-.r.v--- -L ,. , x .......:::i1f' A- f J . ..., . f- ,- a l 2 I 1 W , .i I 5 X 2 E . I , , fl x. Mike Burton Emmy Crispin Dora Dixon Frances Gable Greta Jones Marcia Kahle 4 The Islander 1962 I PALM BEACH PRIVATE SCHOOL Staff Co-Editors Palm Beach Private jill Macfarland Fred Martin Alexis Ubolensky Peta Pauli Mary Reed Nina Seely Christine Knapp Alice Sturrock School Palm Beach, Florida 1962 DEDICATION . ygjyf 'f-L . is, B William S. Layton, A. B., A. M., University of M The editors and staff of the 1962 Islander wish to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. William S. Layton, who has served this School faithfully for ten years. During that period, he has taught grades five and six in the Middle School as well as serving as Head of the Middle School from 1953 to 1957. In September of 1957 he was appointed Assistant to the Headmaster. Along with administrative duties, Mr. Layton taught English and Music Literature in the Upper School. He has in the past been director of the glee club, and for the last four years, he has been a strong force in yearbook activities. It is because of his kind interest and unstinting service to our School that we sincerely wish to show our appreciation and gratitude. Fra' K W 'Q - 941-Q Tmgsligfh-QQ5f TABLE OE CONTENTS Co-Editors and Staff ...... .... 1 Dedication... 2 The Headmaster ...... 6 Board of Trustees ..... 8 Faculty ..... ..... 9 Special Teachers and Staff ....... . 13 Upper School ....... .... 1 7 Middle School ...... .... 5 1 Lower School ....... .... 5 9 Activities ..... ..... 6 9 Sports ....... 81 Events ..... .... 9 3 was f r ia? 'QJ1 1 35 wwf :Qu V 0. M M W J f if , 1 I Mr. Donald E. W. Niemann, Headmaster, with Lady Boots THE IIEADMASTEITS MESSAGE: The message from the I-leadmaster that is traditionally found in yearbooks is never a simple thing to write, and this year in particular I find it a somewhat difficult task. I shall be leaving Palm Beach Private on July lst, and this message therefore becomes one of farewell. After twelve years of association with the School, it is not easy to say goodbye. Perhaps I can best begin by expressing the pleasure I have derived from my work at the school during my two years as a teacher of English and Latin and my ten years as Headmaster. It has been a happy and rewarding experience, and in leaving I take with me a host of heart-warming and soul satisfying memories. It is naturally gratifying to view the growth and development of the School during the past ten years, including the increase in enrollment from 156 to 302 and the expansion of facilities through the interest and generosity of the parents. It is even more gratifying, however, to know that, through the inspiration and hard work of a dedicated faculty and staff and the enthusiasm of the student body, the high academic standards of the School have been maintained and even improved. This has been accompanied by a steady improvement in the athletic program and in the extra-curricular activities, of which The Islander is a significant part. To those of you who are leaving Palm Beach Private for prep school and college, I extend my best wishes for much happiness and success in the years ahead. It is my hope that through your academic work and your activities you will make an important contribution to the schools and colleges that have accepted you. It is also my hope that you will retain your ties with Palm Beach Private, returning to the School during your vacation periods and continuing your interest in its development during the coming years. To those of you who will be returning to the School in September, I express the hope that you will work together, with enthusiasm and seriousness of purpose, to make Palm Beach Private a school of which you, your parents, and the community can be proud. The good name of the School is in your hands. Treat it with the respect and devotion that it deserves. A word or two of congratulations should certainly go to the staff of TI-IE ISLANDEB and to Mr. Layton, their faculty advisor, for their efforts to maintain the high quality of previous yearbooks and to place this year's edition in the hands of the students before the close of the school year. And now it is time for Mrs. Niemann and myself to say goodbye - - to all those parents who have shown such a deep interest in the School and who have contributed to its growth through their generosity and their services, to all those loyal alumni and alumnae whom it has been our pleasure to greet as they returned to visit us year after yearg to the loyal and devoted members of the faculty and staff who have made our work so much easier and who are, indeed, the pillars to the Schoolg and finally to you, the students, who have filled our years in Palm Beach with a delightfully stimulating combination of enjoyment and exasperation and who, when all is said and done, will truly determine the future of the Palm Beach Private School. 5 D onald E. Niemann PALM BEACH PRIVATE SCHOOL BOARD OE TRUSTEES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Wlr Wiley R. Reynolds, Jr., President Vlr Byron L. Ramsing, First Vice President Nlrs ,I Spencer Love, Second Vice President 'Nlr O Frank Woodward, Treasurer Mr Henry F. Richardson, Jr., Secretary 'Wr A Atwater Kent, jr. Class of 1963 Mrs. Ricardo C. Gonzales Mr. Walter S. Gubelmann Mrs. P. Peter Prudden, Jr. Mr. Wiley R. Reynolds, jr. Mr. Robert L. Terry Mr. O. Frank Woodward Class of 1964 Mr. William W. Atterbury, jr. Captain Loren Fletcher Cole Mr. Amory L. Haskell Mr. Page Hufty Mr. A. Atwater Kent, Jr. Mr. Byron L. Ramsing Class of 1965 Mrs. Vincent R. Bailey Mr. .Joseph A. Frates, III Mrs. J. Spencer Love Mr- George S. Rasmussen Mr. Henry F. Richardson, jr. Mr. R. J. Wean, jr. OUR FACULTY Mr. Arthur D. Adams English College Counsellor A. B., Dartmouth College Columbia University Breadloaf School of English 1 vfyx A r - ' i,,i ,ll, 1, ft ,, F' . K 3. ,'i if V ' . irr . ig' , t it 4 , zf 7 , k 1158, sf, ff. , ,R 5: L fH1 - 1 t. S i , , 3 f ' H f.. I .1-, Q' .. Ks ws H' -if Mrs. Harry Knapp Librarian Public Speaking A. B., Ohio Wesleyan University B.L.S., Columbia Univ. UPPER SCHOOL lVlr. William F. Aitken, Jr. English B. A., Univ. of Hartford M. A., Univ. of Kansas City ff an e y B ' S S 1 4 8. X, M ggih, il! gm 1,2 if 1 4.3, fu.. gg ,Mg X, f, A Q l A ni gi - , . .V ,., Y 5.2.35 if M 16 -J, -.f , H '-f if 'mia' ' 12 ' . ' 44.4.-1:f'1.f'3frf-'Y'5., ...QQ ,fizuiifh Mrs. Clark Cillum Study Hall Supervisory Geography, Science A. B., Florida State University University of North Carolina . 2 EQ., : I . 5, -. . ..,,1 ,, in . HQ -Wiaufgxfgsf I .f , .I X ' isa? '..,w,,J ei Mrs. Alberta Marie Kort Arts and Crafts Wayne University Palm Beach Jr. College . K .. H' Ll, i j ' Am, K Q w t v fi ' pn Y, 1 'S 1 V1 ! W. , - , 'S -. A '5' ' K' '22 f -'-' - -, W i-ff 'vtieifa .,',, my .ff -- -ff f',,1Q5. iW??J'if2' v i f - ' F' . I 4, . .'h,'5, ,Q,1.. ,gtk . .Q ' Q Yef' 'iff' - 'f . v-: mf.: 5.3, M Mrs. Robert W. Bayless Mathematics, Science B. A., Maryville College Florida State University Xi Mrs. Charles Hamilton Mathematics lVlr. Thomas Bouchlas Biologyg Chemistry, Physics B. S., Stetson University University of Miami B. S., Northwestem University M. S., University of Penn. Mr. lvan F. Skinner, Jr. Latin A. B., Harvard University Mr. William F. Thayer, Jr. Director of Athletics History A. B., Dartmouth College M. A., University of New Hampshire MIDDLE SCHOOL Q 'iff - -':' y C . V ,. :,.. i . Mr. Harold M. Baptiste Fifth Grade B. A., Williams College M. Ed., Mass. State Teachers College . gig:-' K , I ll. ef? ! ,. Mrs. Genevieve Crow French Baccalaureat, College Sainte Barbe, Paris, France Mr. Robert W. Bayless Sixth Grade B. A., Tulane University M. A., Rutgers University .Q , 5 'lfya C H1 ij W7 Il . . 1 5 K E Mrs. Ruth M. Brady Fourth Gradeg Middle School Music A. B., Florida State Univ Mrs. Harry S. Logsdon Mr. Lansing V. Ten Eyck, J Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Univ. of Louisvilleg Westem A. B., Union Collegeg Kentucky State College Columbia University LOWER SCHOOL Mrs. Floyd Becherer Second Grade Mrs. Charles B. Badger First Grade Diploma, Normal Department of Adelphi College, Pennsylvania State College, Johns Hopkins University of Pittsburgh we . My ,.ly , In Wg g akpfl R C - yy H T' S 5 W t 5- .f ..-' . . 4 a l s . Mrs. J. Edward Farrar Kindergarten Assistant A. B., Ed. M., University Bryn Maur Miss Alice Hajenian Third Grade B. A., Hood Collegeg La Sorbonneg Shady Hill Teacher Training Program Ali: ax I. Q lVlrs. William E. Ketchens French Lycee Van Vollenhoven, Dakar, French West Africa :sa -RN ,I 5 - ., iv , 1-ef f xg y I S Miss Marian Marsh Mrs. Donald L. McClellan Mrs. Donald W, Soon Third Grade First Grade Second Grade, Music Ohio State University B. S., Florida Southern College B. S., Lock Haven University of Miami University of Chicago State Teachers College Florida State University lVlrs. William R. Griffin Nursery School Assistant R. N., Mercy Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland University of Maryland a 5. ,ioy V , Ram .7 k .sl I - , , 'A s- , .. . xx H, , :yi Miss Joan B. Wallace Nursery School, Physical Education Instructor B. A., Wheaton College SPECIAL TEACHERS AND STAEE S -'- . ik , . gyg 2175 U .ii , 13,4 EZE f 'Q 4 l Jr 1 my EH. A L..f ' X. an 'L I , B we William F. Avera Gloria F. Bryant Mrs. Mary E. Cass Mrs. George Jenkings Mr. George ,Ienkings Boxing Director of Girls' Bookkeeper Art Art Physical Education Cooper Union Cooper Union B. S., Sargent College Norton School of Art Norton School of Art Boston University Florida State Univ. Florida State Univ M. S., Smith College A aae, ,rie H F - D vrfggmm Vprr . gl iw V K Ak V , 'l u a a rope . at L or Q, Q 'Q--: Mrs. Russell Link Administrative Secretary lVlrs. Elmer Lawrence, R. N, School Nurse Miss Patricia Morin Instructor fVisiting Nurses' Ass'n.l Kalhafifle Gibbs Palm Beach Jr' College Mrs. Constance Lartigue MIS- Nels MiCll6lSOIl Director of Ylaintainence Instructor Jackson Business Univ. .H-1 FV ,gg Ive fig if Mrs. Donald E. W. Niemann Mrs- Ge0l'g6 A- Watkins Dramatics Secretary A. A., Finch College Sweet Briar College Columbia University Dramatic Workshop of the New School Mr. C. Edward Palmer Glee Club A. B., Bob Jones Univ. American Conservatory of Music Michigan State Univ. Calvin College I ,B .,. S , P I - ! f F, VV ,I 'M'MmW:iu,.y gx . nh. an-. K u Qtr 1.2 Mrs. Kathleen White Remedial Reading Teachers College Clapham, England Studied with Mae Carden fCarden Reading Methodl MAINTENANCE STAFF 7 l ' N NA A 5 A r All Ai A t r a 1,2 , r , ,AV, Mi - I V Vtbn ky? A ,f We appreciate the fine work of our maintenance crew headed by HJ. C. Arnold, assisted by Jessie Galloway and Tommy Reed. They keep our school and grounds neat and clean, and have a high degree of personal interest in Palm Beach Private School. How many of you really care about getting into college? Wish we had more students like Leilaln Today I want to have a quiet studyhalll ' 3? wg 9 1? Now, the efficient student would have . . Palmer Scorns 16 But she who laughs last laughs best. Aitkin Sneers UPPER SCHOOL A+' 3 NN 1 H 151-om MPQTH qfgocf ,, jmv FILLTHHTJ W 'XJR 2 if X, W MADAME ANNE MATTOX Madame Anne Mattox Head of Upper School French , Licencexes Lettres, Universite d'Alger University of Florida Senior Class Officers HUB , QRS W D S I Michael Burton, Presidentg Nina Seely, Vice-Presidentg Ann Weldon, Secretary-Treasurer 19 s 3 E i MIKE BURTON WW PRESIDENT Mike came to Palm Beach Private in 1961 as an eleventh grader. He served on the Yearbook staff as Business Manager, and in the Dramatics Association and he received an Amory Haskell Dramatics Award at the end of the year. Mike also played on the varsity basketball and football teams, and as captain of the Pelicans. Mike was awarded the Paul Maddock Field Day Award for his outstanding athletic efforts. This past year Mike has again served in the Dramatics Association and on the Year- book staff. He was chosen for the varsity basketball and tennis teams and is captain of the Pelicans again. Mike was elected as President of the Senior Class last May and as President of the Student Council this October. As a leader Mike has excelled - both in extracurricular activities and as a prominent figure in the student body. The school will feel a great loss without Mike next year - his leadership and friendship have left a definite mark on the school. NINA SEELY VICE-PRESIDENT Nina was born in Asheville, N. C. and, after attending Gulfstream School in Gulfstream, Florida, she entered the Palm Beach Private School as a sophomore in 1958. Last year Nina was President of the Junior Class as well as Secretary of the Student Council and Secretary-Treasurer of the Leaders Club. She now serves as Vice-President of the Class of '62, the Vice-President ofthe Student Council, the Secretary-Treasurer of the Leader Club, and Vice-President of the Yearbook Staff. Nina has shown her outstanding ability to act by her active participation in every function of the Dramatics Club. In 1959, Nina was awarded the Essay Cup. The following year, she was awarded the Prose and Poetry Cup, honorable mention for her term paper on The Elizabethan Theatre, as well as Amory L. Haskell Awards for both of those years. Nina has played on major varsity teams since her first year, playing as a true Pelican should! ANN WELDON Ann first came to Palm Beach Private School in the ninth grade, 1958. From the start she demonstrated her musical abilities singing in the Glee Club, of which she has been a faithful member all four years, and playing a flute solo in the Christmas Observance. Ann also contributed the mood music in the scene of the Greek and Roman Historians in the 1959 Voices of the Past. In the dramatic field she has also held her own. Ann was a member of the regular dramatics group in her ninth, tenth, and twelfth grade years, as well as one ,of the Idiots in 1959-1960. For the 1960 Voices of the Theatre, Ann graced the stage with her interpretations of 'Tm as Corny as Kansas in August and I'm going to Wash that Man Right out of my Hair . She has had prominent parts in the Spring plays of 1960 and 1962. Following Ann's artistic lines, she was a member of the 1961 Yearbook staff and in the special art class in 1961-1962. Ann, who is a Pelican, has been on the varsity teams in volleyball twice, hockey twice, softball twice, swimming once, and basketball once, she became a member of the Leaders Club in 1960 and was a cheerleader the same year. She has won the Trustee Prizes in Mathematics and in English, both twice,and has more frequently than not been on the honor roll. Ann has been secretary of the present Senior class twice, junior and Senior years, and was Treasurer of the Student Council for 1961' 1962. An accepted and valuable ingredient to the Class of 1962, Ann will long be a part of Palm Beach Private. SECRETARY-TREASURER ,S 5 'S an NADYA ANGONES Nadya came to Palm Beach Private in her junior year. At first she was quiet, but friendly, and now has become much more vocal in events around school and in the activities on her class. She has participated in the Prose and Poetry pro- grams and has done an excellent job. She has also contributed greatly to the Glee Club presentations. Nadya has no definite plans for next year. ALEIDA DE LA RIVA Aleida entered the Palm Beach Private School in her Junior year Her abilit ' y to speak languages and her cheerfulness at all times has made her an asset to the school. Alei took part in Prose and Poetry and the French Assembly during her Junior year. Her performance in both showed her willingness to participate. She was a member of the Dra t' A ' ' ' ' ma ics ssoclatlon and took part in many assemblies during the 1960-61 year. In her Senior year, Aleida joined the Glee Club, and to everyone s amazement took sports for the first few months of the school year. Al ad , n 1 ei a s wonderful nature will be missed by everyone in the school. DORA DIXON Dora entered the Palm Beach Private School in the fourth grade. In her nine years here Dora has displayed continual and outstanding leadership on the sports field as well as in the class room. During the past four years Dora has served as co-captain of the victorious Flamingo team. This year she is also co-Presi- dent of the Leaders Club. Dora has played in each of the girls' varsity sports as an invaluable member of the team, as well as the confident captain of many of them. The Flamingos will certainly miss Dodie's leadership and spirit next year-the Pelicans will miss her too-for she has been a definite asset to the school. flag 3 .ar 4 L .V Mar , 9 M S at L- '7'f 9siS1ii Q. if' S I t 3 f FRANCES CABLE Fran started school here in the sixth grade and went until the eighth grade the Student when she left to attend Mount Vernon Seminary. There she was on C 'l d in man other organizations. She left there, however, and returned ouncl an y to Palm Beach Private where she completed her Senior year. This year at Private she has been an outstanding member of the Yearbook staff and the Dramatics Association. Fran is an excellent athlete for the Pelicans but she does not like ' ' ' ' h l th's last to be noted for this achievement. She has also ranked high ln er c ass 1 and would like to attend Wellesley in the Fall. She hopes to do as well at year Wellesley as she has done here-furthering her education which is already ex- tensive. JG'-H-. 49 NANCY JONES Nancy came to Palm Beach Private as a first grader and attended school until the ninth grade, with the exception of the fourth and the fifth grades which she W spent in est Virginia. Nancy has been an active member of the Pelican team, la in for several ears on the varsit basketball and hocke teams. Nanc P y 3 y Y Y Y has been a member of the Glee Club, the Dramatics Association and the Atlan 7 - tis. She has contributed to each of these clubs and has been a definite asset to them. Nancy has not yet made definite plans for next year. A native of Palm Beach, Uby entered this school in 1953 as a fourth grader. He left the school in 1955 leading his fifth grade class in honors. Entering again in the eighth grade, he served as the President of the Junior Science Club. In the high school grades Uby has contributed a great deal to the school, sewing for four years on the Yearbook staff and for three years as an outstanding member of the Dramatics Association. For his efforts in all phases of Dramatics he has received several Amory L. Haskell Awards. An outstanding student in Mathe- matics and French, Uby has received a Trustees Prize for Algebra ll and Honor- able Mention for excellence in French recitation. Planning to major in Mathematics Uby hopes to attend Williams College. ALEXIS OBOLENSKY 7 LOURDES PADRON Born in Havana, Cuba, Lourdes came to us as a Junior in November, 1960. She quickly became a part of the school and was an active member of both the Dramatics Association and the Glee Club. This year, as a Senior, Lourdes is a member of the Yearbook staff. She has proven her athletic ability by being a member of the varsity volleyball team for both Junior and Senior years. Lourdes has no plans for college but thinks that she may attend a secretarial school unless circumstances permit her to return to her native country. PETA PAULL Peta's years at Palm Beach Private have made her an integral part of the school. Peta has been active in many of the organizations of the school such as dra- matics, glee club, and the Leaders Club of which she is co-president, and captain of the Pelicans. In the fifth grade Peta won the Chapin Cup,which is awarded to the most outstanding student in the Middle School. Peta excels in sports and last year she was awarded the Paul Maddock Field Day Award for her outstanding efforts on Field Day. She has been on all of the major varsity sports teams and has been an invaluable member of the team. Palm Beach Private will miss Peta next yearg she hopes to enter Mills in the fall. RICHARD POND Dick entered Palm Beach Private in the seventh grade. During the years he has been a very able and ardent member of the Dramatics Association and, for a short time, he took Sculpture. His athletic ability is proved by the fact that he has won varsity letters as a starter on all the teams that he tried out for. Dick has been an 'efficient' student during his years at Palm Beach Private. He hopes to enter Duke University in the Fall. i 31 FLORENCE SEELEY Florence Seeley came to Palm Beach Private in january of 1961 as a Junior. That year she was a member of the extracurricular art class. She showed her athletic ability by being on the 'varsity hockey team. Because of her interest and ability in writing, she won honorable mention for the Essay Cup. In her Senior year Florence joined the staff of the Atlantis. She demonstrated her artistic ability by joining the class in oil painting and composition. Florence hopes to attend Sarah Lawrence College. sssSS If 1 PROPHECY hlike, after five years of high school, will proceed to lead his class at Uxford. Nina will probably become a student driving instructor. Ann will become the first social worker in lied China. Nadya will soon marry and have seven children. Aleida will marry Pepe in less than a year after graduation. Dodie will win La Mons at the age of eighty-five. Fran will become a tennis pro. Nancy will he Christian Dior's partner within two years. Oby, after several years of fame as the New York Giant's prize full-back, will end his days as a bar-room pianist. Peta will become a champion tennis racket stringer. Dick, the darling of the debutantes, will be known as the world's greatest playboy. Florence will be the first teenage Outsider to start writing ten hooks and never finish any nl' them. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class, Being of presumably sound mind and body, bequeath the following: Nina leaves her tactfulness in English class to Carol Carpenter. Ann leaves her quiet manner to Greta ,lonesg religious convictions to Bill Burroughsg and her common sense to Lynn Stewart. Nadya leaves her infallible English pronunciation to Jorge Pedrosso. Aleida leaves her punctuality and her attentiveness during classes to Jorge Pedrosso. Dodie leaves to lna Brown her uboomerangu' - if it comes back! Fran leaves her ability to believe people to Devon. Nancy leaves, to whomever in the Junior class wants it, the right to be absent at any time and under any circumstances. Oby leaves his history hook, which was willed to Susan Brown by Tom Martin, to Devon. Feta lSterling P. llytlrnntl leaves the Seaview Avenue llydrant to anyone who can hack over it. Dick leaves Mr. Thayer to Charlie Love with love and kisses. Florence leaves her imagination to Lynn Stewart, and her knack for parentheses to Mr. Adams. ffflfff hc33Q:p33Q,,,,,,,,W Study Hall? I Q., N The Senior Room What me worry? unior Class Officers S ln Q F , ,,, nggi D595 Thomas Scott, President: Christine Knapp, Vice-President, Ann Garvin, Secretary-Treasurer. X , Victoria Atchinson Ina Brown Carol Carpenter r Devon Crummer Q if .V-,, 'ww U, - ' fnafffk W Q Q. Z K ,N H QM L ,f tg' M ,,. 0 i A V ,f,f..'y-ff if I wiQL,4'i4. ,ww :K N4 -- M . vw .- rw Ann Garvin . 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E jwxi' ' V , as Q x 'K 4, is X N en 'gl -. . in A-M: v- f ' , D I as 3 Denise Anderson Robert Bayless William Benjamin Sandra Boomhower Alexander Boumique ' , , iw? .V ,Q 5, H A I gig - ,' it r tj N328 , 4 , r tiff' Wig 2,6 4 in I 4 EEN f if K. 5 r.,. ,A , iafiffis ,, S- ' sfgfgffz-the lp ,K ::ff.iH': v N .S ,af 1 - -' 'ffi S, rv S M L Q VW 4 David Burton Catherine Carter Patricia Dewey Anthony Frates Phyllis Gable E , y Q Q Michael Garvan Frank Gunnison Marcia Kahle no M i M f. ifff - A f-,:, M nnini Harold Paull Sandra Hardeen L ',in n V U 'C a:,:',Qe-ns-,,Qzi ' - . V ' I ' , H ' ,... 'K WQW I' 1' ' 2. f ' fu ,l K 1 ' Stn WX LS lg Q 925 z la Q 4, lg 35 QL x if 1 fr 3: re M l 4 4 J , , 12 S f 'S H N4 fi ff if i A s Ji , we gg a l fl :Vasa 'G , 5 ,',, N w 1 ' 'fn' If - .:, wffwf . fm Q ,, , . 1 , ',,, ' ,H a 1 .Q f,,., , A N, '29, +w .-. H f If .2 4, - :Q , - ' if of-H , 55-M Q, , .. 4, . . X, , ,' K ,ff-J' 4 rw k V,-,W 54,77 h r, A 4 A , , wg, Elm. M - e 1 ,M M ,le W Mfg Dorothy Kellogg Heidi Lihme , W . . sl? lp A Q 5 4. oonooonni Jw . -1 gg s. -- Q -' Jorge Pedroso Mary Reed Craig Kahle Maria Moser Melville Riley Ski! 4 , Amy Roberts Edward Roddy Melinda Russell Barbara Wood . 1 x::ef w, . fQ,.ffff..,' ,,,. 1: .. - 'M ik '3. , 'M 'M' 4773w0:sE?3af ' vc. . ' - , Q S A J W A 6 4 if ,wfQg'32.a2,2gzf ' V , vm - -. .NH ,VN efgv'E,,r.5'fb,, H ..,, Robert Rooth Victoria Schrafft ,ll Mm S, ,, L oloo V '-f-.7 1 ll Ml -,,,53'K:f K wi ff'-J, , in A ' If V , A , ' c Q . '-.Q w, Khm', m.,, 1 James Siemon James Waters jghn Wean . Munn, fnxxng A35 r Qi 2 SEEKS S X Spencer Love, Presidentg Judy Reynolds, Vice-President Lester Armour, Secretary-Treasurer. .lyygmigw . , agen f- fi. my it I 1- M ew 1- : , no get A-if f.5,5'gf455g , ,wmqyf ,L , S ' 1 . Q '5' 'ig i f-, :gif V 4 5, 2 ,M , l ,,,gg,,f ,Q -, A KL .- - pf, W , -'PWD' urazor FLA LAMLIM MING Lester Armour Ann Chapman Bailey Susanne Cole Elena Echarte Stephen Findlay J ,H-fl --a n fi 1 E! .:,, V.- fz -- tgjmw iwm -1 ' -' ,,-.3-if ' .,,, A., ,,- ' -mjfl V K-I jZ.'55?5sgif? . i ii ' K V7 . V . .W ,.:g t ,...?i 1 siiilsfi f ,igy-.1 'Q i Q f Q f ' ' 3 . J . . . RWM ' 4 ,457 R '1 , , Aff' mn. ,- ,jf ,. - wf'fsg1f,- Q. 4- ,fr IK. 1 Carolina Garcia Charles Cezelschap Martha Klemann Alexis Johnson Nancy Lindsay W ,. isss e . t as Q f A I 11.2 fi: V mf fp . 1 ' 2, e siis . ,, 5...,.. -f. :ga 1 . :Q 'i'- ' 11 331:21 fm. l' 3515 tr f J - siii Zh' is : +12-zlqte ' v a: .. ,i mlm! , , , ,an - ,sr 3 ., .V .A v,,,, , ,V 5.Z!h, , g 1 1 'l Wrr. at .,.21...'w:g 1,2 -We- 1. w, M ' -li 1 Spencer Love Tiffany Nelson Stephen Patten Barbara Perry 7155-.ma Q in fr, . iyy. Ti . uw?- ,nf at AQ, M Q ZP' Lans Peterson Rorick Prudden William Rasmussen Judy Reynolds 'WN Jolm Perry John Rief QQ?-WQJMZQL, - ' ,, ' ' - jg .. - we-rwifff' Ef'7iEw,?i!iL1?QiX: - J, 1:-Q V - -, ' t f - .'fiT,' K' K 5: 'f 1, 'W , Ya- .L. 9 ' 5 7 f, Ji. ,, -51, z X i .gen z ,. Clara Rosengarten Lynn Rosengarten Nanette Sanson A i ,wal vygpv-,w2,QL,,fge if AQ- Z ' 4-' . , ' ' :,Q-wh effiawi ,V ,, -,nm ,S V 1' 'fs f,g,T::s:l-if ' ffffiimxxv -1- -' - 21? gf vf5vfEV AS -- J, W 1 . ,my ge, , n 1 ' Wav , I Q, - M Je K X , 5 K K, 3 Suzette Swan Genevieve Tevander Lisa Thayer Leslxe Wallack NIIDDLE SCHUOL A v . IW Q'1 l-1' ,-w-f '14.'x. xrr A AY , IJ-'I F I 115153 H. ROBERT LAY Mr. Robert H. Lay Head of the Middle School Assistant Director of Athletics Sixth Grade B. S., United States Merchant Marines Academy A. B., Hofsta College Florida State University SIXTH GRADE - Mr. Lay ,.:enff,z:m In llflffl bggeiii' ' I. V , ffQe1:f,,, . Z' - .lufirgtss V - , I W wfgsa? ZH ig Qwglfii ax W 1 My E12 ,M me W, sa F. A 1, A N Z as ns' NN: 1 , -no X, Pamala Blank Steven Frates Thomas Klemann Stephen Moser Howard Pond ,iigzigiz , 2, Q , in '- . 4, Vg, W-H, . . tai? K to '9 , ,S , 1-5 Ejiogij Q 'TTIQ 'qi fa 073221 Q, -, M M 45 i fi. If Prior Powers Byron Ramsing Robert Rehr Joan Sharp Suzy Stitzer 'L 9 Z--..- 5? mam s. P! S P' P S Kg f , z n 'X Sandra Stuart Lansing Ten Eyck Diana Tilford SIXTH GRADE - r. Bayless 5 fir-af ,. , 7 iilwlr - , 'V .1 B Q m,m-h' Q 'h w s M ff ey . Barbara Bayless Beatrice Benjamin Henry Dodge Thomas Earman Alex Fanjul ,,:k,,,., , i N W. .M fl ,,,Q.f,ff:.f,: ww- fw --uv ww, 'Q'ww,.s..:,,2:, .- ,. , , A rg, A K E3 an f ' ' -My , - v: . A Q M. '- f 1. - A :- - wa:-W , K ,,-rf,-ff ,mi max , ' L , K kk.. - . 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M.,rKf.,z'f?e'Z K --'f l ky K . . ll lfl liglllll ' - llrll rr Peter Pond Lysbeth Quackenbush Winthrope Ten Eyck Laura Thayer FIFTH GRADE - Mr. Ten Eyck 4 .f .N ,, . ,W ,, . ,. . , A ' ' as V, - m--::.,- V ,gg - ,f r sr ., 2gQ,n ff gwgfi:, . 'f -ff r 11 4 5 ,J - , :legs- Eexwffgsy iz. 4 l - .S . . fr- uw f,-' . , ,K ,fiiiilisigwz - ' 'L ,- 1 q I r Q' 1 My 'GL r iggu . .5 4-A 7-D , 1 f ff L f H H fm ,V - ff: ig' A : S Qffgimii' '- 'ff 1 f , W , 'f.,,Li I W ., mx M, f , ? 7:7 gil ' V: 6 . K V ' 5 ' ' of MQ - 5 - Q -- wwe? w- K- - ' K gy 3 f K 1 KWH' -- Q' ' 4. fr . .- r f Q -. , ,-. -, . wi ' ' 0 , r 5 , ' ' If ll . .Q 7,5 ' Rebecca Baily Sheila Bamford Marguerite Carlisle Anthony Dodge Spencer Emst 9 wr- Ni Q 7,21 wry P 1' V f1Q:S Q .sim ,wg 9 V .A , ' ,. ,,r,p'- ' 'A,l P S ,,x , ,l,, Kew F at at I.. , - J -at 'f 'V . - qw -,,, , 5,1 vm, 1-1' - ff . ,,,l A . 5 f. - , , . 1-axial, 7 -K , '-.wg-M-yr? f , ,K K f I K A Lll 1 ,S ,M 1,,7lE t. S , , ,... , f v - S -J I i f 'N ' , , 'YTTTJ' Jeffrey johnson Brenda Lee James Prudden Thomas Reynolds Scott Rooth 5 f' Q l T 1 -.. it '-iii f Jorie Shober Susan Smithers Ramsey Speer . 0 ,- ,f f a v img, J-ff ' ' , K S 15: -Eff A g -, , ,W,:, i I 35, , r fs, fp:-, J kg g 21 fl: 1 , , . If 1 1' -, ' - fr .. : - f it Q. W Scott Tieman Thayer Thompson FOURTH GRADE - Nlrs. Brady ..., ' ' 2f..E:53-rijfffrfjih A Iv ' ' Y .na S ' ,Gif , f 'ff' , fr I gf.: xfjgrf : fx----:.,::v.,..:a,,,,5:5. -.If . K H 7-ii .5211 . ggnssfigf i z my' e -' 541: ' ssl Q Y 122 - ' ev . '.fg5i37f ' P T J Q3 1 ii' ' - ' 355 f V iw Sally Armour Alexandra Benjamin Charles Boomhower Kent Kahle Louis Keller Karyn Kettles Mary lVlacF'arland Henry Mendoza Elizabeth Ramsing Cynthia Smith Warren Woodward FO RTI-I GRADE - Mrs. Logsdon L lgf sif Ng ? ,V - gf ...' 'QQ 1 ' ' I ,m,.. 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I 5, F '- we - ,sfimm If' , ' ' fl 'E I 1 ,.,, 3 N . it , 1, V af 11 V 'Q - 3 1 ' is an Comelia Kettles Nancy Lampkin Luncinda Morrisey Elizabeth Shaffer Austin Smithers LOWER SCHOOL Q Q3 if if wg , N :we PP MISS MARY ELIZABETH SCHENK Miss Mary Elizabeth Schenk Head of Lower School Director of Testing Kindergarten A. A., Sarah Lawrence College University of Florida Florida State University THIRD GRADE - Miss Marsh , if A William F0l'Si Donna Cable Page Ellen Holmyard ssss iv 5 7 kr A ef: t 7' 1 1 Alum. A, S Patton Johnson Peter Kent Peter Pulitzer l,:Lv.Qf.ggL,LV:V , . 1 , kH3kMfil ss , A . . Q4 K L, ami t -A 5 f?s?Q,9 X R -, gf' s f , . . ' , -V ,... . ' A K . gm - . mf ' we R , . 1 - mr: sw -. . 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M. i , gpg- ,, if f ' ff, g5'5fMj'i'Yw,?3jZZlv,.,.- ' ' Q ii .. , Q X ii., 11 9 -565 5 W 'V 'lgifwlif-fH? . N ? W. i ' xv, 5 ' 'ii 5 552. 0 X ' i SECOND GRADE - Mrs. Scott If 4 . X- f lf' ., W, .1 A,,A ,Q -Xf. ., ,.,. W. A. A ,,.,. M . e .qswfa 5. fx, In , ,Q ' x .. p p l y, ' V' I , dv- ' or x if 'M Alfons Bach Bennet Cramer Madeleine Hammond ' IQ f Q , RB? as 4 ' 1 'X-mx R' 5 2 Q jonathan Knapp Homer Marshman Lourdes Mendoza 1 ' ' - W k.' V. ,, . . .,, , ..,k :V . I I K A Q img L Q .. Vkr.. K A2 gi if? ,o., , ', I 5' 7' V fsy. .J ,,,. K V J a n L A . we K ,.,, ' ' 'f , , - , K K K. .5-:XE Ag..- K . ' V7 Q . . will .,, - R Alice Prudden Hope Ramsing Mary Thayer John Keller Kenneth Niemann Michael Ward 1 1 51f5vi .1. E 1 7 i ' 'ff ' 'W ' - ' E r avi 6 , - . L i f 5 'L 7 vi' V ef f' ' in f. ug, - Nl ,.:-- I I fi K E N A 1 SECOND GRADE - Mrs. Becherer A- We ' :' - .i Nr ' I ' 'i N. 5527. ' Siu lzliflsfwi-iii -' f '1 5 ,.,. f -, - ,.. 23154 , b 3 M, A, K ff mi 1' NES? 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Xp 2 nv ' ' , - , 1 5.21 .x M . . :org-:alibi-aa: 'M 5 Qgzgxg 151122: Kathleen Riley Holly Sleicher 68 James Dryer Margarita Celats Randall Keen Jordan Layton +:::q4m..gw5,.:::f . 7 Q a 'W ,r,,nf ' 3 Q5 1 ,kg L 25 K v Q W X gif ' 9 Q4 Q M sf are iff' A 5 f . if QL if J 'ja 4 Q fb L if Za , Q4 I 'ii V 'M i f .':2 r:' Augustus Moser Eliza Niemann Randall Thompson Shelby Ward K f x! lf,-i A-i ki QQ? E Wv jx My Sf A gy Q 5 C Q Us Y J 1 DPJXM RTIQS f 1 ! f f 2 ff ,- l Q2 DRAMATICS The most popular extracurricular activity at Palm Beach Private is the Dra- matics Association. Under the direction of Mrs. Niemann, with the assistance of Mr. Aiken and Mr. Ten Eyck, the Privateers have learned the fundamentals of acting, lighting, make-up, costuming, and scenery construction. This year, in the first semester, the major production was the Prose and Poetry Readings. In the second semester, the main concentration was on George Washington Slept Here , this year's Spring Play. Congratulations to them for an outstanding year. SCULPTURE Sculpture is one of the most popular extracurricular activities which is offered at the Palm Beach Private School. Sculpture enables the student to express himself through several mediums, such as wood, clay, and stone. In addition to the enjoyment of creating, the student learns many of the basic techniques in sculpturing. We are fortunate to have such a gifted artist as Mr. ,Ienkings for our instructor. Through his competent instruction, the class has received many awards at the various art shows in this area. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is under the leadership of Mr. Edward Palmer. Mr. Palmer also has a choral group of his own. The purpose of the Glee Club is to train students to use their voices properly, and at the same time to permit them to enjoy the activity thoroughly. So far this year the Glee Club has sung two choral arrangements-one at Parents' Night and one in Christmas Caroling at the various hospitals throughout this area. We certain- ly have enjoyed this year with Mr. Palmer and greatly appreciate what he has done for us. ATLANTIS Q K i'QiE'T4M5'if gg, ,.::. E p .. ,,,, ff-:fa The Atlantis is the literary magazine of the Palm Beach Private School. Its first publication was in 1937. The main purpose of the Atlantis is to strengthen the knowledge of its readers through interesting reading. The best short stories, poems, essays, and articles are se- lected from the writings of all the students in the various grades of both the upper, middle, and lower schools by the editoral board. The editor of the Atlantis is Leila Richards, and the editoral staff includes Georgia Riley, ,Ioli Von Rebhan, Sandra Hardeen, Florence Seeley, Bill Burroughs, Will Rasmus- sen, Bob Rooth, and Mike Garvan. The faculty advisor is Mr. Skinner. YEARBOOK if . A i Deadline after deadline, cancelled meeting after cancelled meeting, quarrels, squabbles, headaches, bruised knuckles, but we finally finished our yearbook. We, the staff, hope that this yearbook will be considered one of your treasures now and in the future. PORTFOLIO The Middle and Lower School newspaper, The Portfolio, is a publication which appears throughout the school year. Compiled entirely by a staff of Middle Schoolers, headed by Barbara Bayless, it includes poems, stories, articles, and the gossip from the Nursery School through the Sixth Grade. We wish to congratulate the entire staff and the faculty advisor Mr. Bayless for the excel- lent job they have done this year. ART In Art Class, the students have a chance to express themselves freely. Whether in oil or watercolors they have learned to show their creative senses. Under the guidance of Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkings, the students are taught many valuable points toward a practical knowledge of art. Art is a definite addition to the more pleasant side of study at the Palm Beach Private School. x. I ii? l A cr: .w If Q 1. ig CERAMICS Ceramics is a field in which students learn to express their feelings through clay and glass. It is an activity which teaches the hands to be creative and imaginative. Under the direction of Mrs. Kort, this has become a popular and rewarding course. LEADERS CLUB , K f K,' A A 4 . . - ' W '55 f fi WW. V ,gf t 1 aaei n e . :ine . I N - ,gy , Q.. n i 'L ' f eine n a -' t, .tri . b 5 an 3. 5 aw.w'i.5fff 51? 3,3335 S. The Leaders' Club was founded three years ago when it was felt that the Girls' Athle- tic Association was of no effect. Miss Gloria Bryant, Girls' Athletic instructor, is the faculty advisor. The purpose was to give example to other girls, to give aid to those girls who might need itg and to expand the present athletic program or improve it. The girls were chosen from the seventh to the twelfth grades for qualities of leader- ship, honor, integrity, courtesy, loyalty, initiative, self-sacrifice, and cooperation. There were fifteen charter members chosen. Since then, new members have been chosen by the girls themselves, and the maximum number of members has been kept at fifteen. Each girl has a job within the athletic program. The girls have sponsored many projects: among them have been cookie sales, booths in the bazaars, a student-faculty volley ball game, and, of course, pep rallies. The present members are: Dora Dixon, Nina Seely, Peta Paull, Ann Weldon, Page Lee Hufty, Georgia Riley, Ann Biggs, ,Ioli von Rebhan, Denise Anderson, Spency Love, Lisa Thayer, and Leslie Mitchell. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council has been very busy planning many different events, the first of which was the Christmas Dance which proved very success- ful. They are also planning an Honor System which will go into effect next year and will be a definite asset to the school. We will always remember the Bus Bazaar and consider it one of the highlights of the year. Yes, this has certainly been a busy year and many thanks to the group of students who helped to make it possible, headed by: Mike Burton, our President, Nina Seely, Vice-President, Ann Garvin, Secretary, and Ann Weldon, Treasurer. Safety Patrol Left to Right: Mary Hufty, Barbara Bayless, Lela Love, Paul Maddock, Captain, Prior Powers, Harold Holmyard, Michael Tiernan. Brownie Scouts Left to Right: Nancy Lampkin, ,Ioan Rosengarten, Florence Morrisey, Hope Rams- ing, Linda Davison, Alice Prudden, Lourdes Mendosa, Laura McCarthy, Cathy Bertles. Second Row: Cathy Stewart, Paget Holmyard, Toby Gale, Pat Powers, Mary Thayer, Mona Barry, Maggi Atterbury, Lani Davison, Mrs. Davison. SPORTS r 1, fa LZ X1 FOOTBALL This year the 7-12 Grade varsity football team played a rugged five game schedule. The team won two and lost one. The varsity was led by the quarter- backing of Bobby Bayless, while the line was led by Bobert Moser. Uther out- standing players were Mel Riley, Bevoe Bassford, and Jamie Wakem. Even though a few on every team stand out, the team, as a whole, played well to- gether. This accounts for much of their success this year. They were greatly inspired by the coaching of Mr. Bouclas and Mr. Bayless. . .M - 1512 'xr- n9ms2,4 J 83 MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL The Middle School varsity football team played an undefeated three game schedule this year. They rolled over Miami Countryflay in two games and later went on to topple St. Stephens to finish the season. Tom Scott, Charlie Love, Dick Pond, Mike Burton, Fred Martin, Skip Lilime. First Row: Tom Scott, Charlie Love, Dick Pond, Mike Burton, Fred Martin, Skip Lihme, Mr. Bouchlas. Second Row: Donald Van de Water, Mike Knapp, Mike Reusch, Robert Patten, Padge Peterson, and Tom Lumbra Seated: ,lay Maddock. First Row: james Prudden, Hendrix Niemann, Donald Lay, Scott Tiernan, Hugh Bayless, Warren Woodward, Lewis Keller, Scott Rooth. Second Row: Mike Tiernan, Henry Roberts, Steve Frates, Hank Dodge, Prior Powers, Kelly Green, Alex Fanjul. Third Row: Win- throp Ten Eyck, Howard Pond, Tom Moser, Harold Holmyard, Steve Moser, Byron Ramsing, Kent Kahle. Middle School Soccer v ummm: saw- - 314 ,tl-1..1..i... - . ., The Middle School soccer team this year was undefeated in an ab- breviated schedule. In the two games they played, they defeated Miami Country Day with scores of 6-2 and 4-2. Congratulations to a good team and it's captains: Jay Maddock and Alex Fanjul. UPPER SCHOOL First Row: John Rief, Tiffany Nelson, Lester Armour, Devoe Bassford, Charles Gezelschap, John Wean. Second Row: Doug Dugan, james Siemon, Bob Bayless, James Waters, Ronnie Sanson. 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K I ',w:liMim,, 'J ff 7 -, I '. f- -- 1 ' K K , .. ii lawn. ,iw f P -f, ew Per tw emi-'W Girls Basketball Lgfg 1:0 Right -. Szanding: jill Macfarland, Emmy Crispin, Lorena Powers, Victoria Russell, Page Lee Hufty, Ann Biggs, Georgia Riley, Alexander Bournique. Seated: Dora Dixon. limi Field Hockey , I ff W I 5 i I, , , , W,.,, QAf as A, L t X ,ii Q 1- A ll 1: 1 I .,.. - . 2 P M f f Z f All ' Q 'J :Y'5..?f:3 ' I ,,QA W I r , , ' K '- k,Q,s:2.Y , ' -, I A H V K ' 5, 4 V 1. - .4 X W VARSITY Left to Right: Nina Seely, Alexander Bournique, Devon Crummer, Jill Macfarland, Dora Dixon, Florence Seeley, Georgia Riley, Leila Richards, Ina Brown, Page Lee Hufty, Lorena Powers. f YHA . , 4 'M JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: Sandra Ilardeen, ,Iudy Reynolds, Lynn Rosengarten, Ann Garvin, Ann Bailey, Christine Knapp, Susan Drake, Frances Gable, Mimi Maddock, Heidi Lihme, Ann Biggs, Victoria Russell. Mints? xv, I rr'-nf' I MQ 5 VU N GUESS WHO ? NURSERY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE -f 42 1 -' ' 11. 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' ! . . -' 7 V - .,,.H4:g,f A, .wig H, SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE VOICES Ol-' LOYII - - 1961 LOYIAL OI-' GOD . iifyx. ff 1 ! 5 1 if Y Q ,Ur ., 4 , X 4 5 U '- ,.f-H.,-,.,2lg. . 35 5 '. , - un... --H. ww ' u f - fs is ,f -Q - 5 33: if gg 3 1 X ff at '.,L: M-251, , f mgfggi .4 in at wk ? , s Q f7 , f' 3 Qi fi' I L1 3. c if n 1 Q.. if M x f If I l r 11 , , I. if , sk, ,1 K ,ji w I -' FQQFE QL S1 ' ilk - ':Y ,,,,.,?S . ,I N , .55 f. Z I 5 , 5,4 uma Jonefuiiagh Film I 5-I W Phyllis Gable and Iinheri llruwn. Soldier, What Dill You See? LOYIS Ol' COIINTRY xy ig 'gif' ,, Q3 :L - I 1 Q I K w xl 4 xa- s I lnrena I mu lhe White C i Q 1 xx Y X: Ann Garvin, Narrator Xicioria Russell, From Sl. Paul 1 .. rf' ? , I wa A v ff' 1, sf' ig Donald Yan AIP Water, Abe Lincoln In Illinois , J 'rs N ' Il'I'f, , ,. f mvky prulldm' -fBn,alh,,s -1-hem A M-flindn Mnfldock, lImm- 'llwughzs xlnllm-3 ne,-in.-, '-The Soldier Ilan lfmm Ahmad Thomas l.0Vl'I UF Scott, inherit The Wind Richard Pond, 'l'ln- X LOVIC OF WAN AND WOMAN WISDOM iale .-Xnilnal u 3 LOVE 014' LIFIC i at E31 J f W' 1 ' I KK 'i x X 53 Q Q AX ' . f ' -. ,. L f' P N Lf X L 2 5 i A' L f i 2 , P F A x gf - f f L. ifr- ,, Q I yy 5 I lx., A . 1' : P L ,L-f 5' My . , T ,,.. fail: gg'-'ff A 4' i,f 1 , 4 A s L.: 1 I - f X gl T L I P L 2 , P r iiii ' r 1 in f -ff' - ' in U W John wean- A Consecrationn V' 4 :7 M! N d' An' HL 'mt l ' VM f 3 ,B EUHPQ YSIS fa nl Clara Rosengurlenv Abfrhe Unknown Ik' I Vi' Citizen Mg f 5 X 1 2' 42- A I Alexis Olsolensky and Nina Seely, ni' 'S' lu-fc We .-in- Q N, K Q Robert Patten and Lynn Stewart, 5, . WinterseL - : f Q S5118 E. ,SMXTH s 5 . P , 2 .5, Martha Weldon, The Great Lover Y Ifrancefi Gable, Two Sonnets From The Portuguese .J ii '11 we Padgeu Peterson, 'fxang Henry ,, V , befmle the field of sl. cfaepien LOVE OF ADVENTURE , 4' , :ix 1 A7 . , e, 3 e e e 1 eg , F ,X , fix e e e X L Michael Garvane '-The name of The , A Billycnckn 'i' , . lr lf X , . , C ' ,X 51 J 2 L Rx' 1 f ,fl . F- we Y f if X , ' x S 'NM' 7 1' .1 . A , N 1 h f 5 fr ,V ' f f L Y. 4 A 1' :A ef: e ee if ef Ei-if L. , 2 X .Mm . Elizabeth Willemore, Three Poe by Ogden Nash I ff, ms Leslie Xlilchell and Carol Carpenter, Anligone - Robert Bayless, Ulysses LOVE OF FAMILY , rev.: ,X X cf 9? er ,jj x ,iff 'fl l l 333 rv' ' Y I K Q ,. .. .ey e ,WM Lk V ll , A f 5, 54' . :Q 11 e Thomas Lumhra, Dorolhy Kellogg. an d Ann Weldon, Lilinm THE FOURTH ANNUAL LITERARY PRESENTATION by THE SIXTH GRADE QQ, I w, 1 w -f wIM.,,.w ,ffm ., A' iff? 'Lit' ,. 1 k iz . s I fy, by 1 , 5 L of f we T f' ' f Y ' f' 1 Q E J 1 A 3 4 K+.. Esau, -v A . Hg: V . 3 , 'ia A, f A y .1- '1 ' z 1 ' H . V A if-.sg ' . f W, w ., X, 1. .-, 6 i jf 9 K,-6 Sandra Stuart, We Are Seven 'QTKQNYQT William Wordsworth, First Place I A ,mjfw 1, J .w,.i,,,:, A. 4 . f 1 f W irq -,rg Q fx f A gr 4-r if f, W V uf.-if' 'Jr .gr x , A 'Z 'nf' WIP' -' Q A 'Stiff ag X 35701-Li' 3, ,,b'S,,K, ,3 L 111: ,Qi , 1' Tyifg ' ipfg if 2 'Q' llarnld llomyard, Spanish Waters A A ' John Masefield, Honorable Mention ' ff if 4 Thomas Earman, Anthony's Speech R L,fV' Q Over Caesar , Anthony's Appraisal i E ' . of Brutus , Julius Caesar, William A , Shakespeare, Honorable Mention fa. A! I -- M H I .Th B 1 fm h A ,, Susy Stiizer,'AThe Vime Blacksmith ary U ly' e an eo en elm Ilenry Wadsworth Longfellow, Honorable Robert Southey, Honorable Mention Mention N X, 1 f , 5 f Q3 V gi r ' 1 i. S 5 in ff ' Nlargarel Peek, Columbus Bryon Raw-Sing. Old lronsidf-s Jnnqnsn miller A xl 1, F '1, 1 ' Oliver Wendell Holmes X examlir 'mln nvlcmq William E. Henley ,. Pamela Blank, ln Flanders Fields , -gn John 0. Mccnne f ff -Arif I . ,. . xv U 2 Howard Pond, The Charge of the Heaufice Benjamin, Incident of Thomas Klemann, Those Evening Light Brigade the French Camp Bells Mfnea, Lord Tennyson R,,1,e,, H,f,w,,i,,g Thomas moore Henry Roberts, Pictures of Memory Alice Cary Lansing Ten Eyck, The Burial of Sir .lohn Moore Charles Wolfe ,lane Alexander Speer, The Meeting of the Waters Thomas Moore, Break, Break, Break Alfred Lord Tennyson Prior Powers, Sea Fever John Masefield Michael Tieman, America First Denis A. McCarthy Lela Love, Recessiorlal , ' 'L' Envoi Rudyard Kipling Stephen lfrates, Warren's at Bunker Hill .lohn Pierpont Address ly Q ,A Barbara Bayless, The Quality of Mercy The Merchant of Venice, Polonius's Advice to Lael-tes I lamlet William Shakespeare Robe rl Sands Rehr, The Three Fishers Charles Kingsley Stephen Moser, The Tiger William lllake Pnnl llnadnnk, f- Ye Mariners of England Tlnnnns Campbell Thomas Moser, The Phantom Ship Henry wndsnlnflh Longfellow Edward Green. H Bannocklmurn Robert Burns CHRISTMAS DANCE '61 COM0 ESTA USTED TOGETHE RNESS! KING ME BORED THIRDS? THE WALLFLOWERS CAREFUL- ff:z:2..,,...,,,,,F, 1-NN..a:?' x- , in f? jx Roddy, Snowman, goes to work again. ,,f, ' n 5 Sh +- fl 4+ I' ,A Yeo 9 ixX 'xlX,i7 . 'Q' WEE wgyfa QTAUX 7 ,I ' -ig i Y X- lj' i n 4' ' O' . V 5 xx i '.-i gi K 5 X5 SEVENTH GRADE DANCE The seventh grade Twists again! if W MIDDLE SCHOUL CHRISTMAS PLAY MIDYEAR EXAMS Deep concentration during Exams? allv Teachers' Revenge S I L E N C EI fThayer's ideal C STUDY HALL m y y 1 LIBRARY lem .1 X' QQ THIRD GRADE PLAY I ' ilu' 'Q' -x 9: 97-if 'Q 108 up N five E1 '1'..:ff Xl 'fi Q? -lx 'Ma Ninn. IA ......,, M isis! ld L-:De ifwiffii I 1 Std!!! Q1 Sv Z mad... W' ' QE' M ,,WWww,, ..,, . f 'WQW4-.w - Q in 'TN ' fd JM ,,,,..q,.. ,ii mf ,Vwzx X.,, ., ,f s M --1 I fig V- 9. ' ' 9' - 5, ,gQ:,, , I 2 wif I H, l 34, W' -- , x ., , 1215? . 3 l , if V if ,aj '4 fl M., - - I A I .A W -- M M, --' s -- iffy' Q ,,'1 '5-M155 , .- A- - Q ,V 3, 5' ff 1 - . ., 1 -H Q 7 ' A 'fd' Urn .gl-if' -A A ' wt. - A ' -H I .- - 'lr E, L ,f23,'54-'ifwffw fb' ' -l 1 ' - ' - - Mift,..1L, 4' 52, ,f.:,q , A .,,,, ,Mf 1- if 9 Jw, ' V' , ' i,l,:ff521f- F y 5 1?'?ff:2'? ' ' ' , S3529 pf' 7 W --Ng?-fir'-2 H QsisW,rwQ,p12fs-:.::f'ggi, f-im wuz: 54fw'z3?!A22,EfiQ-g, ff - ' if -if ' f-is v P 4 give -x VCWUQ D , Q I FRENCH ASSEMBLY Allez done savoir pourquoin fPourquoi l'air si triste, mesde-m0iselles?J Beatniks? Non - Listening Booth? Oui - Reports? Oui, oui. Alfred se plaint de Vinjustice des professeursl Madame Miche se trouve mal b- by 'at ' H aww-M., 7 - V --1 - ' , , Y w ww . : s , ' -um, , ws SOI' C HS Ill tOIl ' i 9 ,' ' l v M C I CI'6 A too , w P .... r . I' ' wg. ., 1, wid . K . y i ,I - .- ,V , mfg wax . in an N? . .'k'l:fxg ' A 752. .Il . ' ff V :':2- 'WT' or P r, 'U , r ,. ,-5 - if ,, o r wgr , ,, -1 ' W A V rf: ,. . ,, M , MMM ,.,,,-.W,.t,, ,, -,,.. ,,., ,....i t.......f,,.....,- , No other man in the world would have bought a house without water! This just threw a dead skunk in my swimming pooll :,x .. LLZ, 1 hm, 110 f 'vii , xl b is F a A ...sf S5 9 99 Haven t we got any bigger glasses, Annabell? Look at thest little things. Hey, Wait a minute: he hasn't got ..... CKlunkl They're lovely, and they look like they came Go ahead and get a cesspoolg get the best! from your garden. How about another bucket, Mr. Newton, or shall I just open my mouth! 111 Dear Sandra Hardeen, You have really been a busy bee, drawing all of the artwork in the yearbook. Though not a member of the staff, you were always willing to help whenever your presence was needed. Whatever we wanted a bee to do, you did it with finesse. Without your school spirit, the yearbook would have lacked the added humor and color. We, the staff, are very grateful for your contribution. Thank you again, The Staff Zazdwjyywmm REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKER ACH O COMPLIMENTS OF FOUNDERS CORPORATION C. G. WARNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY C. G. Warner, President Covington Riley, Vice-President Phone TE 7215 238 Phipps Plaza Palm Beach FLAMINGOS AND PELICANS FLY OR RUN TO THE PREP SHOP For School Uniforms 244 WORTH AVE. PALM BEACH lt's Smart To Save at nr, ,w Home .iff lj 5 I - FEDERAL E - H W' f 'lllQ' ' ' SAVINGS D LOAN ASSOCIATION I P I a I- T South County Road Palm at Royal Palm Way Beach lt's all gone. 2-L- F' 1 H A Quiz! X ' 'Marthal SCOTT JENSQN, INC. QANQQQM, 236 Worth Avenue - Polm Beach, Florida 2-4234 TEmpIe 2 4235 INQW 1 was akei' A wha' m Sf, on ,mckersxan ul up and deal, A0 Y H SEK13 0 D Take off that gas mask, Padgeln THE SAME FRIENDLY LUIGIANIC ATMOSPHERE IN A BEAUTIFUL NEW LOCATION LUIGI'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE cmd Cocktciil Lounge 2404 sown FEDERAL cu. s. ip Eovrworw BEACH, FLORIDA , TELEPHONE EoYNToN 8448 -..H Q f FM- K oir conditioned ' 9 I FINE ITALIAN FOOD AT 'jf K T- Q 5 REASONABLE PRICES 3 I - w K . I QA 4 OPEN TWELVE NooN TILL TWO A. M. TAKE OUT ORDERS NVENITE CON TUTTA A -X ff X fx 9 x V i Q J? J - ,J f I N T V, -Lf,7.J A 7 I , I7 II LA FAMIGLIAM BANER REALTY, INC. BEACH HOMES BUSINESS PROPERTIES LOTS AND ACREAOE SALES AND RENTALS 814 E. Atlantic Avenue Phone 276-7401 DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 117 -g a aiu' 'PVC b X Students g . f' Fen St I . u N0 not mhese Upper Schoo or 30 mlnutesynjiigfllfglixnth these shi!! 8' d a Ca ' ' U31- ll t get them Offnr? ' 1 Q Qi no S Kaw- John's been back two days, and they expect me 'Tm not speaking to anyone! to do homework? COMPLTMENTS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL 1962 A modern-day bookie. Look Mal No cavities. A strange thing happened to me on the way to school today ..... use Elpn CUSTOM DESIGNS UNUSUAL GIFTS I C RESORT AND TRAVEL WEAR 225 wnnrv-4 Ave. PALM BEACH. FLA. MDN: TE. 2-B960 CR 06885 1015 E. ATLANTIC AVE Hours 9:30 . 5:30 DELRAY BEACH GABRIELLITS ORIGINALS Compliment: of CHILDREN ARE ouR sPEClALlTY THE CORAL BEACH CLUB Infcmtsto'Teens 295 Worth Avenue TE 2-1859 BEFORE YOU BUY ANY TILE FOR YOUR FLOOR OR DECORATIVE MA SONRY WALL UNITS, BE SURE TO SEE OUR ITALIAN MARBLE TILES AND RERUVIAN WALL DESIGNS BOIARDI TILE MANUFACTURING CORP. 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MEN 85 WOMEN ,1- 'I 0 0:9 st ld W vw ' inc. it ll Q., ,Z-'W Come on Mr. Laytong You know it hasn't worked What do you want to fight about now? for years! f+'fi3f1s,, K fy -5 :re Come on, I'm trying to get some sleep! 124 I 4. ,.,,, V- , ' WORTH AVE. SERVICE CENTER 'Qi Ggffufl UOWW1 5 STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS ,S Road Service - Free Pickup 8: Delivery V Jfigiiaui nsav. rwomfg cquanus Ijernlbfa 2-2272 g3afm Bsaag COR. WORTH AVE. 81 COUNTY RD WILLIAM D. HUMPHREY PALM BEACH. FLA. TE 2-9307 Compliment: PALM BEACH'S LARGEST Of JACK AND EARL BLAIR RENTAL CARS AND SERVICE PRODUCTS OF TExACo o AMoco o STANDARD TE 2 6164 255 SUNRISE AVENUE T 2 5242 PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 316 Royal Palm Way Polm Beach WIRK 1290 KC Boa ROBERTS Where me News Bucxv JOHNSON Watch Never Stopsu JACK FREESE JAY DEE Are you going to buy that magazine? 0. You can't tell me that this isn't educationall I clon't believe itg I don't believe they're actually studying! 1!B1rENNJrf1nDN 1ALA15f3nQ5O1rgZwQ1uE 4U11DlW14D2AXNY 400 408 S COUNTY ROAD PALM BEACH FLORIDA A life of ease under Ihe sun THE ON-THE-OCEAN, SOUTH DELRAV BEACH, FLORIDA Telephone CR 6 6391 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HEART OF PALM BEACH MOTOR HOTEL 160 Royal Palmway Palm Beach, Fla. A Qi flaa '- 1 - -A l l 1 JEVVELERS TE 3-6997 247 WORTH AVENUE PALM BEACH, FLA flu 9013 !A 51 :sv Q 9 qi MK MI? 'fy 5' II 1 .RU .930I1 90lI2f 75 CDR: Slfflizner qpalm QB:-rack, S-florida femple 3-5536 nceo lmeuniwr FOR DISTINGUISHED RESORT FASI-IIONS Palm Beach Delray Beach 3l5 Worth Ave. IIOO E. Atlantic Ave. Fort Lauderdale Miami Beach 3500 No. Ocean Blvd. IAIAD lO6O Kane Concourse l96th St.J on Galt ocean mile Bay Harbor Island Winter Park, Fla. 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HAMBURGER HEAVEN 314 South County Rood - Polm Beoch, Flo. 577 Moin Street - Hyonnis, Moss, 272 SOUTH COUNTY ROAD PALM BEACH PHONE TE 2-3629 BUSTAN I'S PUBLIC MARKET BUSTANI BUILDING 354 SO. COUNTY RD. PALM BEACH, FLORIDA EMBASSY TRAVEL NIGEL T. MARIX. Dnsllldanl It Pays to Plan With Your Printer THE LAKESIDE PRESS 247S0C0untyRJda Palm Beach 305 GARDENIA STREET TEmPl03'4314 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA PHONE TE 2-8675 mlslavtsnmnu ,t,i,,..,,.o A--'W CFERRII N-,I Everything for the Office SIGNS, INC. 1145 OKEECHOBEE ROAD WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA AUTOGRAPHS 31st ANNUAL FIELD DAY 121 f: -- : wi. -,,.i...... S ,,-,,.... ,..,.. ,.. APRIL 15, 1962 At the 31st Annual Field Day of the Palm Beach Private School, the Pelicans defeated their intramural rivals, the Flamingos, by a score of 182 to 180. The program, lasting from 9:15 a.m. lo 2:30 p.m., was under the direction of Mr. William F. Thayer, jr., athletic director, and Miss Gloria Bryant, girl's athletic director. The winning Pelicans were led by co-captains Peta Paull and Michael Burton, while the Flamingos were led by co-captains Dora Dixon and Charles Love. , NQRSERY SCH Team Captains P l and Dora Dixon. Mike Burton and Peta Paul FIRSMT GRADE 2 SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE EOURTH GRADE EIETH GRADE , .. ,-: ft- I ., A 'ff' , f. -ff Rf' A Q. , g In 3 ...ZW ' I , 'lf is M , y,..1'?u,31. V ,K :Kiwi ,, XM ' J V b V ., .W fig .L Z X, JK J f- DX, 1 EE? 'fi' H f X ' , W' ,- ' Q pw' f I -3 , , A P 2 , , . ,.,.,.. Am Q.: A eq. if H. . My 1 K, f 3 f 1 ' , i 7 J 1. .,,. A - f.. 1 :wx I.,-', 5. H Q. , .-Q11-:ewflirsw-f:1.4:::v :,-N':a.E.- ' 11'-1--fm?-A. Ja 1' A - A if ' 3 A A A ' ,,,D M s is ,Q 3 ,ak-A - V . if H vA..Wm.:EiMg,,,,gg4 r i .A A 1 gf 4 . -55-k M j 7 2 f ' if gr' ' f . Fw: s. ' G ' -. K . ,Q Yyx ,, 'r A .,.,x. , Q, ,wg I , , Q 5, X x ,.,,,,a , A 1, ., .A SV x Y 5 M, Q Q ' V? Q , R X ' ' 'M' ' 'gyglw W5 if A ' 'w g V x ' -' W , . 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K W, -- A aw W, -Q we if u,zkI'1'A C 'f I I--xi ,A ffkffw iii' 5 ff V 'f' Hifi- ' 2? W' wif Z' K 'K I I NURSERY SCHQOI, Nursery School Hoop Race Kindergarten Bean Bag Race AN KI DERGARTE 4 f -1 ,A ' , V 0,1wMrH1zf2:,,,-WND 1 , Nerfwafwrifef . W new -si pr.,1w f-Tsar vw KWWMTSQMFQ 1 ,. r w wvwzmm, .wwf .Y , .:. :-r:a.fQE, g -- M...-9 gvgffm a M MW? ,, ., - r fwwigwiewfiggiw 'f2,f3,jl V22-1..g,f5 : , -11.1 I , A i ,rz wgwfQ?2?Z1fff 1 I M, ' , M , 1 ' We f' 'ff ,,61,:sf 5 ffir'??'743f5Ei'i'f I I 1 I - I 1 I fe N- ' M . ' We H 'H 7 ' I ' . I f V, I - f i -gg-x tem. A 5 . , A gil, - ..,. Yfgam- .ws-I-,:,eiz,,wv.1.r . is-.Xb--2, ,,,, - f,.,. gi fi , , H, , 1 -g.,,,,, V1 I 6 ,sm .Q V :vm PM '-w:gq?1,,,-2 ff - -f V , . aw w 'W . ' 7. gr,-1 in Q, z, -mf.: - of fir, Sip ,l,.1 1,2-M'-v5f5,fafia22h, 5 A' -, I ' 3 ' I 1 - '-' - , joseph Dryer Valerie Coming 5 Liza Pulitzer LOWER SCHCGL First Grade Sack Race First---Jeffrey Prudden, Flamingo. Second---William Gellatly, Pelican. Third---Sallie Ketcham, Pelican. , W H . 'X 241. 1 .' , , M. 1 ., I 3:21 5? ' W .4 M- fs 2 pw. xx , f :,f.'3'-af, . , 14 -. .. R ,. ,W it was ,A wwe ,sv ,Q ,i gage V A xx - QQQQ-Q W i .. f- Q ff f w ' f3 Z.'- ' 'Qg:'.g,e, A z 1 N. Fgyxfxx yi um - - , gg ,,,,, .,., I ,,g-Q' 'E I'f:,, , --1 ,.,,, t is R 2- Q31 , , if . 1 if , Myne - . . 1. Q v , Q ' A Q mx ,E .... , , 'W' Mimi , - Q 3 eff-Q Tlmmy Moser and Alex fgwggtmasgpe' saw' A 7 Q.-Q, ,. ,s we wt-,mg 5 R., ,, 3'.M,ff - - . V A WICRSCI' ln the First - 'L 4 gfiig,.:'5'f?f:iQjg'?f,' R as 45' G d X72 , , ,R ra e Rescue Relay Yegfrnfgvgghff WM , .W .. , 5f,f2,Q 5 V Y W 44 m 'mM Race. J W if , f -A Nemo Niemann and Bennett Cramer in the Second Grade Potato Race. is.-iv Second Grade jump-the-Stick Race won by the Pelicans. 6 Left to right: Billy Frost Peter Kent Third Grade Bucket Race is a victory for Flammgos 1 3 ls, eww Y' 3 - ' ' 4 l ,mf-: r'7l'M .Q i f' Y 1' - -iff' IW Q Second Sheila Bamford Flamingo Q, .tl 'f ' A Third Sally Armour Pelican fs- e , ,il? i1 'i Y ' Aww fi Mwfifflfff rr 'X e , V ,,w..u ,fire ,awww .L 4 -wfrfrmf-ffwifzfeffmeg, .:'. Miwfl ' V ' Ni, R, ,,.,.t,,a-neun!-P? k ' lzfgfie. .4152 ffsvygw-egg: Y ,154 fwpz- r VW, , ,5.x,h., ,M tt, Nh ,M A . . ,Q 4 .f L, in -M L - , ,, . A . . , , GIRLS' 75--YARD DASH: First---Lela Love, Fl amingo. Second---Mary Hufty, Pelican. Third---Sandra Stuart, Pelican 'Q!f..if.fx, ,. , . E - 3. W , 1,-, . if+p.fa41r1f.-.H K gi , la ,z 9 mwn. - ...x H P' - v at M H ' , - , MIDDLE SCHUOL BOY'S 50--YARD DASH: First---Anthony Dodge, Pelican. Second---Scott Rooth, Flamingo. Third---Warren Woodward, Flamingo. 'F' - . N: sl , Y2 5f.K, . ff' ff -+vw'i22l5QfY,5,i 21,17 11 1 A ., 1 gi-yQfQf'w3-' Q51 BOYS' 75--YARD DASH: ' ff '1 5f - - , A ,A . A ' ,W D m . . - w.Q4Z,mw. - MJ-f , ,. , . ,ai-1 . .' V' .. Vu- ..i,3ul-, ,:l. ,i ,.4,.i.aW.WWgw T' ' W, , 'Z W' 5. - -I. ' .4 ff, N A , W 4, A ' . . i f ,l,. - q M F. P I dd l . , ., 1 , UL' .gif lrSt ' au Ma ocks F amlngo- ',s?M'?X Second---Alex Fanjul, Flamingo. 5 ' ' , Q g sigg z g ' Third---Henry Dodge, Pelican. , . it 1 'iff Qigfiiagiaf.: gf 'ff' f'l?T TfY 5 E - fffae' 5 2 'fl fy W Dlx? 'X Pelican victory: BOYS' 300--YARD RELAY RACE. MIDDLE SCHOOL RELAYS Flamingo victory: GIRLS' 300--YARD RELAY RACE. Tommy Klemann Prior Powers Betsy Shaffer Alex Speer Laura Thayer Cynthia Smith MIDDLE SCHOOL 300 YARD SPECIAL RELAY Harold Holmyard Scott Tiernan Alex Fanjul Warren Woodward Libby Quackenbush Barbara Bayless Sandra Stuart UPPER SCHOOL GIRLS' 75--YARD DASH: First---Wendy Farrar, Pelican. Second---Mimi Macldock, Flamingo. Third---Uevon Crummer, Pelican. GIRLS' 50--YARD DASH: First---Lynn Rosengarten, Pelican. Second---Page Lee llufty, Flamingo Third---Ina Brown, Pelican. -iqg BUYS' SU--YARD DASH: First---Anthony Frates, Pelican. Second---James Wakem, Flamingo. Third---David Burton, Flamingo. W BOYS' 75--YARD DASH: il' 0- '-' . .. . . '. .-., , -.:.v v f First---Charles Love, Flamingo. fiffgx - ' wg . 5 4 1' . '- 4 r L , 5 ' S e ' ' .V Second---Thomas Scott, Flamingo. Kiwi . . ' Third--'Michael Burton' Pelican- W iw. A A , vii 2. I: 42:55 Nm QEW I Q. ' .1 ' ,:, '.EQLgE.lgj ' fm M 5--jg r f Q W , . if f ' in W- W - .M .Jaw nf w . pf W 3 W- you J:,f,1lgz K j r ' - ,ggaw-. - K ., if V, - - A ps iw gw, 1 MJ. gwgwnw. ww gn., 11: iz.. ff 1 .ff 1'--.gf 1,2 M . ...ei ' L - 1' M .3 :f v he A eff, ,alfa -V .gf wi. ,.,,w.'M f ' .-. sf. ,- --.fr rf-Mn ,fa f, . W ,W f fl .. , f, . H -?..'fsj1. . Q. var .M . ' fwwffzf x..r:1:2fi zr.+zwQv,,11.,e'f:zff. rv'-V , ' K ff 10 .2 f :. UPPER SCHOOL RELAYS Flamingos win: GIRLS' 300--YARD RELAY RACE. Pelicans win: BUYS' 300--YARD RELAY RACE Special Relay Race: Flamingo victory. MOTHER AND SONS MOTHER--SUN First---Anthony Frates and Mrs. joseph Frates, IIIQ Second---Lester Armour and Mrs. Lester Armour, Jr.: DAUGHTERS FATHER--DAUGHTER -wwwwggnyw, , First---Sally Armour and Mr. Armour, ,Ir.g Second---Susan Smithers and Mr. Rensselaer W. Bartramhlr. SiQNSY SPECIAL MOTHER- First---Charles Love and Mrs. de Bruniere Benjaming Second---james Wakem and Miss joan Wallaceg and DAUGHTERS SPECIAL FATHER- fwdihfo-f First---Mimi Maddock and Mr. Robert B. Linc-ks: Second---Greta ,Iones and Mr. Thomas Bouchlasg 12 FATHER RELAYS R Y C E ELA RA MOTHERS Third--William Rasmussen and Mrs. George S. Rasmussen RELAY RACE FATHERS W, .. .,....,,. H Third--Mary Hufty and Mr. Page Hufty. -SUN RELAY RACE MOTHERS Devoe Bassford and Miss Pat Morin CTieDg Third---Charles Gezelschap and Mrs. Stranahan Holmyard. W A D A U G H T R R E E LAY RACE FATHERS Third---Phyllis Gable and Mr. ,Iohn Gregory. 13 MIDDLE SCHOOL BROAD IUMP F irst--Barbara Bayless, Pelican. t V Y A Q 5: N. it ' ,P f A . . fiv . .. iii i . .ff gm .2 , ' 'A fi? :jf , . K, A Y H f . - -1 :xg ,A -' lhlsfg -, ,ff-fig f cf .A A, x . ., ., . . . ,A J' ,,-, ,I ,. -W , ' , fr ,'?..i 5wv..,,,,'1',,fQ u , ' ' 1 1 . A . ' f',i:ffiTW Second--Beatrice Benjamin, Third--Libby Quackenbush, Pelican, Flamingo. First--Stephen Moser, Pelican. Second--Harold Holmyard, Third--Thomas Earman. Pelican Pelican 14 MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGH IUMP A .swf . F as . .3 .- i n .1 ,K V of - ,.., ffl, l JA A zg.. 5 ' lik - .:,.,. L'-an N id'-.., ?3 u Y' ' A, A :Q , K- : Ei -ZH L k 1, Second--Sandra Stuart, Pelican. First--Lela Love, Flamingo. Third--Mary Hufty Pelican. ,wg f ii ' , f ' Y , ,fm f . , V ., -' , , ff 5 N 5 . if-21 -f . l- ww w 4 A A 5 fs 21,7 . :'u:g:,:,::5 lg? -, -M-.3 ' . 4,4 .vi-gm' 'I . 3, 1-I-N . 5- -2 2 1 -, f 3. 15' . 1 '?,-134314 1 ' .v, V31 ' X , ,7 ., . X .. a ' Q ,. WT xl , A A k KAQW' wg 4 + Q V, - , First--Paul Nladdock, Pelican. Second--Alex Fanjul, Flamingo. Third--Thomas Moser, Pelican. 15 UPPER SCHOOL Second--Heidi Lihme, Pelican. First--Mimi Maddock, Flamingo. kg., Second--Wendy Farrar, Pelican. f l ' fr 1 'i : YI ' f. :Tim ' A e g-,V Q . at 49. A2 1.2 .- ,,. Y.. -. 'iwgg If ,Kim 'Dm W - 1 ,fs ,, ,aide 'ij 'C ff - , -i, .y,:v, AQ :Z li l .. . . , Q: -f la .,g,. -Q: ., Win. va. ,,... . . .,.. 1 .,... , -.,, W 'T' QM y .. -.g,.,.,E ' W ::f 2' 4115! f 'I ., : ,W ,,,l if xg .,.,. 3 .,., 1 . 'V an -5:3 91 2: 3 53, .... . , Z.: Wg? ,..V,g f- ,- 3 -,gyw'N- V , ,, Sign! H.. r .- . A . , 1 5 ef ye R L ,ai lx., :vm v..f..,.,A,,.. .K First--Page Lee Hufty, Flamingo. Third fTieD--Patty Lay, Flamingo. 16 GIRLS' IUMPING Third--Sandra Hardeen, Flamingo. Third fTiel--Peta Paull, Pelican. UPPER SCHOCL BOYS' BROAD IUMP HIGH IUMP First--Devoe Bassforrl, Flamingo. First--Charles Love, Flamingo. Second--Robert Moser, Pelican. Seconcl--James Wakem, Flamingo. Third-Michael Reusch, Pelican. Third--Fred Martin, Flamingo. Boys' Middle School Soccer Game: Pelicans--2, Flamingos--0. me, ' '2lw?5'a.if Boys' Upper School Basketball Game: Flamingos--34, Pelicans--11. 17 Middle School Girls' Newcomb Game: Pelicans--36, Flamingos-Jill hills lx Upper School Girls' Basketball Game: Flamingos--16, Pelicans--0. Upper School Girls' Field Hockey Game: Pelicans--51 Flamingos--1 18 ' - . i ,Q ,.,-- '31 K A - ' V G jeffrey Prudden defeated Lawrence Corning. BOXING 3 we --V-: , ilfyv w vvw as ea X N R l 3 ,il 1 K :ha y' I l i.., ,, b' ' ,.d9i 1 ff! ff 5 f' e t -e n ee e L .Qi W ,'-1' 'fi,1,f,: W Y Kent Ramsing defeated Patton johnson. fffflltff Lewis Keller defeated William Frost. 19 Pud Marshman defeated Ricky Kettles. Alfons Bach defeated jon Knapp. Henry Mendosa defeated Martin Donegani. BGXING Donald Lay defeated Ramsey Speer. W J R J- I Vi. V Q-if t ,f .' . A me 'it - , ,. rug W :L '--,rj-VNNMM I.. K Y 4357. ,, r it M if 5335. L P, ,M.mt.,,,j,K58Y,W5wLM james Prudden defeated Scott Rooth. I 1 , V550 ., 'ik f f fr V' em' V f K1 -.32 ,A - in -- lv' . 5 r rw e,e: I 3 ... - Scott Tiernan defeated ,jeffrey johnson. Q Stephen Moser defeated f Robert Behr i ' K ,V:, Qld .,,.V - ,fgf fri Harvey Hall defeated 'V Henry Dodge. i f ' V A 7T?'1 5' wr. 'N 20 E V7 . BOXING Draw: Christopher Benjamin. and Billy Gellatly Draw: Bennett Cramer. and Alfons Bach l 'M is wg Draw: Michael Ward -v- I TJ, and Timmy Ilyinski. ,ai , my 'TM' Jw X 2 X: Q: Y J ,M 1-ur rzfyg ci . f '1 rdf? Draw: Peter Pulitzer. and Tandy Young 21 qi.. 2:75 A- 5 1 2 Draw: Nemo Niemann. and jeffrey Dodge Q , ,, k.-' Draw: Anthony Dodge. and Drix Niemann Us in . srfv-E, he Q ,, 'Q in VV'. 1, ' Draw: Joe Cudahy and Spencer Ernst. Draw: John Keller and John Dodge. 5' We ' 1 I k x L'1EQ .- ,..,.., ,. ' r - V' 1. :.. ' ' ':- wer 2 fzi, :ga ' ' 7 J. ' , . Draw: Harold Holmyard and Prior Powers. UTHER BOUTS: Courtney Earl defeated Timothy Moser. Warren Woodward defeated Charles Boomhower. Draw: Robert Brady and William Thayer. -1 ' ez ..'l,f ,f f ..- ': ' 1 'f ' 'iw ,,?. V . Q ' A il I gi ' W M riro Q R K Draw: Thomas Moser. and Lansing Ten Eyck REFEREE: Mr. William Avera. JUDGES: Mr. Edward Auditore, Mr. Burton Bell, Mr. William F. Aitken, Jr., Mr. John Callahan, Mr. Robert Bayless, and Mr. Robert Early. SIXTH ANNUAL ATHLETIC AWARDS ASSEMBLY MAY 28,1962 6 X 3 'Z 5 6, gh S ,A 4 'I ' , gf . , ,, MR. LAY AND MISS BRYANT PRESENT PELICAN AND FLAMINGO SHIELDS MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS 23 MIDDLE SCIIOOL BOYS UPPER SCHOOL GIRLS , NL,Nk Q ...xxx Yam. LEW, UPPER SCHOOL BOYS 24 MR. TIIAYER, MR. LAY, ANU MISS BRYANT AWARD LETTERS Left to right: Sally Armour, Barbara Bayless, Beatrice Benjamin, Mary Hufty, Gail Lampkin, Mary MacFarland, Lela Love, Ellen Green, Libby Quackenbush, Sandra Stuart, Alex Speer, Suzy Stitzer, Laura Thayer, and Diana Tilfgrd Left to right: Emmy Crispin, Nina Seely, Peta Paull, Dora Dixon, Jill MacFarland, Page Lee Hufty, and Georgia Biley. to right. Hugh Harold Holmyard, Don Lay, Alex Fanjul, Drix Niemann, Win Ten Eyck, Prior Powers, jay Maddock, Scott Tiernan, Mike Tiernan Left to right: Mike Burton, Dick Pond, Padge Peterson, Charles Love, Tom Scott, Bob Moser, Ronnie Sanson, Devoe Bassford, Bob Bayless, Tony Frates, Jamie Siemon, Jim Waters, Jamie Wakem, Mel Riley, Lester Armour, john Wean, Charles Gezelschap, and John Rief. MR. TIIAYER, MR. LAY, AND MR. AVERA PRESENT BOXING AWARDS Middle School Boxers The Walter C. Monaghan Boxing Cup for the out- standing boxer of the year was presented to Prior Powers by Mr. Niemann. THE PAUL The award to the boxer who displayed the most consis- tent practice and excellent performance in bag punch- ing was presented to Hendrix Niemann by Mr. William Avera. The Amory L. Haskell Trophy given to the win ning intramural team of the School was won by the Pelicans for attaining a score of 475 points to that of the Flammgos with 454 points The trophy was presented to the Pelican co capt ains, Peta Paull and Nllke Burton by M Niemann. L. MADDOCK FIELD DAY PRIZES Middle School Girls', Middle School Boys Barbara Bayless and Lela Love. Paul Vladdock 26 The Girls' Athletic Award given to the outstanding girl athlete was presented to Dora Dixon by Miss Bryant, Girls' Athletic Instructor. Senior Class President, Mike Burton, shakes hands with Mr. Niemann after presenting a lec- tern to the School from the graduating Class of 1962. Presented by Mr. Thayer Upper School Girls', UPPCI' 5011001 B0yS'. Page Lee Hufty Charles Love 27 The Boys' Athletic Award given to the outstanding boy athlete was presented to Mike Burton by Mr. Thayer, Head of the Athletics De- partment. 1 1 PRIZE DAY AND GRADUATION l MAY 28, 1962 A MAY 29, 1962 28 Suzy Earl ART PRIZES Presented by Mr. George Ienkings Billy Thayer Mimi Pultizer and Alex Wickser Mona Barry 29 1 Dmitri Ilyinsky Patric e Powers Lani DaViSOIl BOXING AWARDS Presented by Mr. William F. Avera Wllllam Thayer, Wllllam Gellatly, Jeffrey Prudden, Robert Brady, Courtney Earl John Dodge and Dmitri Homer Marshman Ilyinsky BATH AND TENNIS BOXING AWARDS I I x 1 Homer Marshmann, Richard Kettles, Bennett Tandy Young, Kent Ramsing, Peter Pulitzer Cramer, and Alfons Bach. and Patton Johnson. 30 William Thayer Jeffrey Dodge and William Gellatly, Courtney John Dodge Earl, Robert Brady MRS. BENIAMIN PRESENTS THE DeBRUNIERE EREN CH PRIZES Benjamin Christopher Collier Young Lourdes Mendoza Tandy Young SPECIAL AWARDS FOR SCHOLASTIC ENDEAVOR PRESENTED BY MISS MARY SCHENK AND TIIE HEADMASTER William Frost Norherto Azqueta Minnie Pulitzer 31 l xl Kenneth Niemann Kim Tiernan Tod Ketcham Katharine Bertles X Paget Holmyard TRUSTEES' PRIZES FOR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS Presented by Mr. Byron L. Ramsing and Mrs. Harry P, Davison Valerie Corning and Tracey Layton Nancy Ruth Bliss ' Elizabeth Gellatly 32 Leslie Ernst jeffrey Prudden Alex Wickser Bennett Cramer Florence Morrisey Alice Prudden Hope Ramsing William Spear William Frost Earl Smith and Ggrdgn wean Patton johnson 33 The Reverend Donald W. Schott, Minister ofthe Lakeside Presbyterian Church, gave the Invo- cation, Benediction, and a very fine Prize Day Address to the Lower School. The Lower School Chorus sang Brahms' Lullabye which was directed by Mrs. Donald W. Scott, with Mrs. Isabelle Badger as accompanist. 34 TIIE STAGE IS SET AS THE SENIORS PREPARE FOR THE UPPER SCHOOL PRIZE DAY AND GRADUATION EXERCISES MARKING THE CLOSE OF THE FORTY--FIRST YEAR OF THE PALM BEACH PRIVATE SCHOOL 35 ART AND SCULPTURE AWARDS Presented by Mr. George Ienkings Kent Kahle, Four Arts Painting Award Spencer Love, Four Arts Painting Award MIDDLE SCHOOL Hendrix Niemann Laura Thayer, Four Arts Painting Award UPPER SCHOOL Ann Weldon, Four Arts Oil Painting Award 36 Thomas Earman, Four Arts Painting Award Bill Benjamim, Four Arts Painting Award THE AMORY L HASKELL DRAMATICS AWARD Presented by Mr. Niemann Left to Right: Frances Gable, Michael Knapp, Alexis Obolensky, Jr. Padgett Peterson, Nina Seely MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARDS FOR SCHOLASTIC ENDEAVOR Karyn Kettles and Lucinda Hendrix Niemann and Morrisey Rebecca Bailey l i Lela Love and Mary Hufty ROBERT FLETCHER HUNT,III, MEMORIAL CUP Spencer Love received this award for the second year. 37 BEN IANIIN FRENCH PRIZES Presented by Mrs. DeBruniere Benjamin Kent Kahle and Warren Woodward Nancy Lampkin Gail Lamplcin, and Kathijean Keene Rebecca Bailey Elena Echarte Alexis Ubolensky, jr. received a special medal for excellence in oral-aural work in French. Stephen Moser I 7, n, , , Victoria Russell Aleida de la Riva 38 MIDDLE SCHOOL TRUSTEES' PRIZES EOR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMEN T Presented by Mr. Frank Woodward and Mrs. Iohn C Lampkin Elizabeth Shaffer and Warren Woodward and Hendrix Niemann, Nancy Lampkin Kent Kahle Gail Lampkin, and Helen Bertles ff , W , P Rebecca Bailey Byron Ramsing and Mary I-lufiy and Howard Pond Lela Love UPPER SCHOOL TRUSTEES' PRIZES EOR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT Presented by Mr. R. Wean, Ir. and Mrs. Iohn E. Cutter English: John Wean, English: Leila Richards, English: Ann Garvin, Denise Andgrson, Alice Sturrock, Christine Knapp, Robert Bayless Allll Weldon 39 Science: William Rasmussen SCiCIlC61 Sandra Hafdeell. History: Louise Thayer, Craig Kallle Robert Bayless Mathematics: Ann Riggs, Ang Flgrencfg Seeley PllbllC Speaking: Donald Van de Water Padgett Peterson UPPER SCHOOL HONOR ROLL PRIZES EOR SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE ESSAY CUP Left: Leila Richards, Alice Sturrock, Ann Biggs, and Michael Reusch Right: Ann Weldon for her thesis entitled Inside Red China Today Florence Seeley for her thesis entitled Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky: 1 Philosophy of Conflict and Confusion . 40 THE CLASS OF 1958 CUP PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT, MICHAEL BURTON To that student in the Seventh or Eighth Grade who has attained ex- cellence in Leadership, Scholarship, and Citizenship . Louise Thayer, Seventh Grade Robert Bayless, Eighth Grade For that student who, through his Integrity, School Spirit, Scholastic Endeavor, and Good Sportsmanship, has contributed most to the life of the School . Ann Weldon 41 FACULTY CUP PRESENTED BY MR. REYNOLDS AND THE HEADMASTER Spencer Love with an average of 91. DANIEL S. HOLDER MEMORIAL CUP PRESENTED BY MR. REYNOLDS Invocation and Benediction The Reverend Lisle B. Caldwell Director of Christian Education The Church of Bethesda-by-the Sea Valedictory Address: Ann Weldon The Reverend Hunter-Wyatt-Brown, Jr. Mr. Niemann recieved a Headmaster, Saint Andrews School, farewell gift from the stu- Boca Raton, Florida, gives the dents presented by Mike Graduation Day Address. Burton and Nina Seely. TRUSTEES' GIFTS PRESENTED BY MR. REYNOLDS MF- Niemann, Headlllaslel' Mr- L3yl0Il, Mrs. A. Parker Bryant. retired Assistant Headmaster Second Vice President 42 THE CLASS OF 1962 PUMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE 43 COMPLIMENTS of PAUL L. MADDOCK 4 Plaza Building Phipps Plaza COMPLIMENTS OF THE HERTZ CORPORATION Renf a Car Division 375 So. County Road, Palm Beach TE 2-5161 ldlnjranchi 256 LOB.-+h Avenue Palm. Bzach. BUDD EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS Mrs. Budd, M. A. Reading Specialist Testing-Ins'rructior1 - Advisement All Work By Appointment Only 3227 Parker Ave. TE 2-5325 44 IfUyHAIl11IlISvUlNIIAMlIfQ TANYA BROOKS, PROPRIETAIRE T E M P L E 3 - O O O 7 0oWi A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC AND PRESS SERVICE 254 ROYAL PALM WAY, PALM BEACH 708 SOUTH OLIVE, WEST PALM BEACH mgmzfcc ' PASTELS AND OIL PAINTINGS BY FINE ARTISTS AT REALISTIC PRICES BEAUTIFUL NATURAL COLOR OR BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY . . SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR ALL PURPOSES Jim, dear, I took your advice and talked to a Trust Officer at the FIRST NATIONAL yesterday. He was so courteous and help- ful that he convinced me I should see my attorney about becoming a Florida resident and have FIRST NATIONAL handle my affairs. FIRST ATIO AL BAN ffwgqf ESTABLISHED gf Whig S J- mfg MT gf 1 E ' F .ZX I I ,E Yf,,, T ,,:, LTLHQQ QLT I IIIO gg... PALM BEACH 255 SOUTH COUNTY ROAD 264 SO. OCEAN BLVD. 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