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

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CLASS HISTCDRY s Summer'Time, a Time of pleasure, where all enio The relaxaTion and radianT sunshine of The beaches, is now coming To a close. On This sevenTh day of SepTember, we board a ship To go on a new voyage and experience. This is The good ship ATlanTic High ands. All of The fifTy-five passengers are abouT To sTep fooT on This large ship, buT before doing so. everyone wondered abouT his fuTure desTina- Tion. As we sTarTed on our voyage, we were guided by our able Capfain, William Heard and his firsT maTe, Thomas McCabe, who was also assisfed by CharloTTe Mangold, We own many Thanks To our piloTs, Mrs. Olinger and Mr. Lally, as we enTered This new and unex- perienced voyage. Our firsT sTop was Freshman Island. Here was our firsT year where we meT many new and friendly people. AT firsT, we were a liTTle frighTened of The upper classmen and Teachers, buT in a shorT while we learned ThaT They were our friends and wanTed To help us in every way ThaT They could. As we sTarTed The year, we had a Freshman GeT TogeTher where we became acquainfed wiTh all of The passengers who were Taking This long and evenTful voyage. A loT of The boys parficipafed in fooTball, baskeTball and baseball, and for Their reward received Freshman leTTers. Along wiTh Them, The girls wenT ouT for cheerleading. Besides This, They all parTicipaTed in acTiviTies offered To Freshmen. Our Time aT Freshmen Island now coming To a close, we were more accusTomed To This new iourney, and looked forward To our nexT sTop. PorT Sophomore. As we approached The wharf and dropped anchor aT PorT Sophomore, we came wiTh a renewed inTeresT and confidence, for now we knew we were a real parf of This voyage and noT mere swabbies. IT was, however, a Truly new and differenT sTop. for here our privileges, acTiviTies and responsibilifies were increased. This year, we were To find, would be an ex- Tremely enjoyable one. We were once again guided by our capable Capfain, William Heard, and The firsT maTe, CharloTTe Mangold. They were assisfed by Charles HarT, To whom we enTrusTed The financial and recording dufies of This parT of The voyage. We were given im- measurable help from our piloTs, Mrs. De- WinTer and Mr. Vifiello. Once again, The boys wenT ouT for sporfs. RepresenTing our class, Joe Ash and Bill Heard -'--.c.... -...-:Q-, played VarsiTy FooTball. When BaskeTball season rolled around, we again saw Joe Ash, Bill Heard, and Charlie HarT playing VarsiTy BaskeTball. Beside These, ofher So homore boys played J.V. ball. ln The spring, They conTinued and showed Their abiliTy in Baseball. As always, There were The girls who had To show Their abiliTy in The sporT's field. The mem- bers of The cheerleading squad were: Carol Lee Weis on VarsiTy, while PaT FlaTley, Kay Carlsfrom, GreTchen Van BrunT, Carol Doucha, and PaT PleasanT cheered for The J.V. When March came along, we were all plan- ning for our firsT acTiviTy which was The Sopho- more Dance. We named The dance Carousel. Everyone was Taking parT in iT, for iT was our firsT chance To prove To The upperclassmen ThaT we could work as well as They, and even beTTer. The dance was a success and we all felT good when we heard of our earnings. Once again, we were off To our nexT sfop which was The Land of The Juniors. BuT be- fore leaving, everyone was sad To see The Seniors leave, for some of us would probably never see Them again. The Time spenT aT PorT Sophomore broughT more enThusiasm To every passenger, and he was looking forward To his nexT sTop. Approaching The shore, our anchor was drop- ped near The Land of The Juniors. Everyone was gafhering around Talking wiTh Their old friends and Teachers. Leaving our capTain off aT PorT Sophomore, we were now guided by Donald Loffus, his FirsT MaTe, Bob Lucas, and Kay CarlsTrom Taking down all of The commands. STarTing The voyage wiTh a bang, our crew won Top honors in The annual magazine cam- paign, wiTh an ice cream parfy as Their reward. Our able-bodied deck hands once again Took Their place in sporfs. Acfive on The Var- siTy Foofball Team were: Joe Ash, Don LofTus, and Charlie HarT. BaskeTball season came firsT. and we saw as our represenTaTives: Charlie Harf, Joe Czar- necki, Howard Lesser. and Ken Esposifo. Ofher crew members were acTive on J. V Baseball was soon here before anyone real- ized ThaT iT was spring. As on previous voyages, our loyal maTes showed Their spiriT by parTici- paTing on The Team. Cheering our maTes on To Vicfory were: Kay Carlsfrom, PaT PleasanT, PaT FlaTley Carol L Weis, and Carol Doucha. I ee They were rewarded wiTh VarsiTy leTTers for The fine iob ThaT They did in The field of sporfs. Z, A 1 V! .A 26