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

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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.

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,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.

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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.