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

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lass That long awaited day finally came in September of 1954. Two groups of students, one from Atlantic Highlands, the other from Highlands entered the high school for the first time. As we entered the building, which was to be our home for the next four years, we were bewildered and frightened. Many things interested us. Among these were the changing of classes, the new teachers and, of course, the new friendships that we were all making. Before electing our class officers, Wyndham Reed, President, Harold David- son, Vice President, and Shirley Bahrs, Secretary-Treasurer, the Student Council sponsored the Freshman Get Together. There, we became better acquainted with our friends, danced, played games and enjoyed the refreshments. With the help of our advisors, Mrs. Margaret Olinger, Mrs. Princess Ar- ford, and Mr. William O'Neil, we passed through the trials and tribulations of our first year in high school. ' Many of the-boys went out for sports. They were membersrof the 'football and baseball teams. Freshman boys had their ovsm basketball team under the direction of Mr. William O'Neil. They had 'a great season that year, winning six and losing none. This provided the confidence they needed for the,Sopho- more year. ji The girls showed their interest by trying out for the Freshman Cheerleading squad. They also participated in girls' intramurals: baseball, basketball, and volleyball. We joined many clubs, junior Red Cross, Science Club, Clee Club, Hobby Club, and Audio Visual Aids to complete our list of activities as Freshmen. The next year we were no longer new to our surroundings. We entered school as Sophomores with great hopes for a wonderful year. This wasn't easy for soon we found that our subjects were harder and our responsibilities greater. To lead us through this great year, we chose our class officers: Robert Earle, President, Shirley Bahrs, Vice President, and joan O'Neil, Secretary- Treasurer. Under the watchful eyes of our advisors, Mrs. Rose Hoffmann, Mr. William Connell, and Mr. john Greenleaf, we progressed. The boys were on football, baseball and the j.V. basketball teams. Again the girls tried out for cheerleading. This time for j.V. cheering squad. We joined many clubs and participated in the Magazine Sales Campaign which we won. After the Christmas holidays and mid-term exams, we were excited, for it was close to the time when we would show the school what we could do. It finally came. In March we were to give our iirst dance, Starlite Stompf, It was a huge success and everyone had a good time. In our junior year we opened with class elections: Robert Earle, President, Lawrence johnson, Vice President, and Shirley Bahrs, Secretary-Treasurer. This proved to be a very busy year and with the help of our class advisors, Mrs. Rose Hoffmann, Mrs. Princess Arford, and Mr. William Connell, we managed to do all things well. The first activity on our list was the Magazine Sales Campaign, again we won and had an ice cream party for our reward. Next, we selected our class rings, which were delivered after the Christmas holidays.