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

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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.

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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.

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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.