Atlantic Highlands High School - Atrecall Yearbook (Atlantic Highlands, NJ)

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VERA F. SHERIDAN The class of Sl deems it a great privilege and honor to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Dominick A. Lally, who has been with us for the past seven years proving untiring in his efforts to make every class activity a success. He has not only given us endless time and excess effort in accomplish- ing our various extra-curricular activi- ties, but has also inspired us to succeed and win success in our future problems. He is a friend to all students and is al- ways ready to help in giving advice in every way possible. We express our gratitude to him for his fine cooperation and his devoted interest in our wel- fare. We, the Seniors, are proud to dedi- cate our 1951 ATRECALL to Miss Vera Sheridan, a graduate of State Teachers College, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. Miss Sheridan has been a teacher of Atlantic Highlands High School for four years. During her stay at our school. she has been Iunior and Senior Adviser, she has served as adviser to the Stu- dent Council, assisted in the 1949 year- book publication, supervised field trips and has helped sponsor the Commerce Club. She has proven to be a great help to us this year in every undertak- ing. Miss Sheridan enjoys being a teacher and admires the students for being close friends. Thank you, Miss Sheridan for a successful Senior year. DoM1N1cK A. LALLY lllllllllz-l'Pl0

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N if ' x el'-'R f H- D . HO 'qQ'w3'erFPM'qNN Lett to right sitting: Ioseph Pigott, Timothy Brennan, Mrs. R. D. Hoffmann lohnson, Janet Barker, Vivian Lathrop, Ianet Sweeney, Dorothy Behrens Peluso, loan Manser. Rhoda Turner. Nancy Rhoads. HENNAN FUILEWUHD Editor The memories of high school days all too soon become taint shadows, which, nevertheless, remain in the back of the students' minds, to be recalled again and again as we go through life. These shadows represent the happiest, and at the same time, the most heartbreaking period of our existence: for each day of our high school career brings a different experiencefdances, dates, a new friend, a new teacher, Boning for an exam, balancing the budget-all ol which are a part of the terrifying and thrilling prepara- - tion for the challenge of a scientifically and socially changing world. May all these thoughts recall to your mind the serious, as well as pleasant, days at A.H.H.S. .1 Q: , 'lt l w. GRETCHEN REED Assistant Editor THE STAFF Within these pages, we the Stall of the 1951 Atrecall, have endeavored to capture the spirit and gaiety that was present throughout the year-1951. May this yearbook be-this day and every day to comeea symbol of '71 cherished high school memories. ' Sitting, Lett to Right: Timothy Brennan. Mrs. R, D. Hoffmann, Adviser: Gretchen Reed. Standing: Ioseph Pigott, George t Knutson. 1 I fl. -ll ' -K Hi KKK!! Gretchen Reed. George Knutson. Lett to right standing: Mary Rose Richard Van Kirk, George Schultz, Ioan Mumford. Marie Ovens, Esther

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N., EN if MR. HERBERT S. MEINERT Supervising Principal BUARIIM 0F AIIMI I TRATIUN Ell CATH! Sitting, leit to right: Frank Siegfried, Mrs. Margaret Cone over, Richard Bennett, Harold Merritt. President: Mrs. Edna McTague, Vice-President: Ioseph McVey, Mrs, Anna Van Note. Standing, lei! to right: Leonard Holman, Nelson Roberts, District Clerk, George Weiss. I-liqh School Prinicpal