Point Pleasant Beach High School - Ebb Tide Yearbook (Point Pleasant Beach, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

X Published By The 1950 Senier Class P0lN'l' PLEASANT BEAUII Illllll SCIHHIL -. Y-Y -ZQZN Point Pleasant, New Jersey 521 8 Q . . ,Aff-.-f-M Y ,,,......ff ,.. ,,,,,,,,,Q.. .,,,, A H., L , 5 . sf ,, S X it N? gk. ,. Vs? fwfr 55. LL, rx! v i 'J 'fish E IIF U0 TENT FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION page five UNDERCLASSMBN page eleven ACTIVITIES page nineteen SENIORS page thirty seven Z ,I ATHLETICS page thirfy-one vm 5 ' iii! ,lf wi- gfm fl MW.-q,, FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Our Knowledge Reflects Their Teaching AIIMINISTIRATIUN MR. ANTRIM AND MR. DEERY The friendships we have made at Point Pleasant Beach High will be carried with us through future years. Two of the most valuable have been those of Mr. G. Harold Antrim, our supervising principal, and Mr. Edward Deery, our principal. They believe in the impor- tance of the reputation of a school as reflected by its stu- dents. They have stressed upon us the desirability of fair play, honesty, and understanding. We realize and appreciate the influence they have had in the building of our characters and the shaping of our careers. APPRECIATION BOARD OF EDUCATION We wish to express our thanks to the Board of Education for its unceas- inq efforts to provide us a well-rounded education. Members of the Board include: Mr. Edward Wardell, President Mr. Norman Shoemaker Mrs. Sophie Heckel Mr. George M. Brooks Mr. Ioseph Patterson Mr. L. Errol Pearce, District Clerk Mr. Robert L. Wack, Custodian RAYMOND C BERGI-Zh BS Chemistry Algebra Physics Maybe in chemistry well perfect the hydrogen bomb ELSA FLOWER BA U S History Il Vocational Guidance Vivacrous Inendly her guidance pro- gram flourishes ALBERT L. KOCHKA B S Art and Mechanical Drawing He gurdes our budding artists FAC LTY E. PAUL BRIDENBAUGI-I EARL C, ELUNGTQN B.S., M.A., Mathematics . . . Manual Training . . . Hammer, Thorough explanations help us to saw nails q tqble is mqde clarify math NICHOLAS KEWITI' BS MA General Science thematxcs Take A and B try to get 90 BETTY HAMMARBERG BS Grrls Health and Physical Education Ntcest things come in small packages Ma and lor-IN A LENTZ FH BCS EdM Commercial Sub- BA MA Ag15E3yL?JNg Histor JSCIS The man with U Nlef I Short and sweet she know! he inspires our business students he, bugs 7 ROBERT W I-'AULLS BA MA English French Hrdden talents are used for our best interests IEANNB E. KING BA Commercial Subyects She ndes in style MARILYN 1 MC GINNIS BA English Librarian Books books everywhere anyone got a magazine' llllllll-Blilllllll I Cd n.. 1. A ' Ln ' ta, ,I In '1 r kt., . N. y MY, ' . . ' ' fix - . SN I' ' .' . 'H . ,V x mf V ,, , S5 . t R f if t , A t , 4 it A of ROSE 'l' MONTAGNE BS MA Commercxal Subjects Are all Plymouths equxpped with typewnters FACULTY MICHAEL I OZOROSII ETHEI. E OSMUN BS Crtuenshxp Enghsh New BA BdM I-Gill! French thxs year he rs tall blond and We learned above all To cheat mamed rs to steal IOHN L PABST BS MA Englxsh Hts Jokes we all laugh at hrs bram we admxre gm MARTIN H. RUSSELL ELLEN G STETSER ROBERT C STFISER BS MA Spanrsh Englxsh BS Englxsh U S Hrstoryl BS MS Musrc I-Ie brought Spamsh has become popular She was the guxdmg hand oi e his and pep to the Music Depart wxth the help oi the Vanety yearbook ment of Pomt I-hgh Show s backbone WILLIAM D STRATTON B S Phys Ed Football and Base- ball Coach I-Ie hel s students P to dxsplay school spxnt AULEEN V TRAMMELL BA Mathematlcs and U S Hrs tory I With her guxdance the Pomter meets xts deadlme MJ' MARGARET WILSON Home Economxcs The way to a mans heart rs through the chefs club 8 CHARLES WEBER BA Hxstory Consumer Econom cs Our track team coach hes got drmples 1 . . . ., .' ' , l ,,, . U . .1 I . . . ., - . . H . . . . . . .. W A, . .. . .. I ' W . ., . ., ' . . . Q I C K IU l 'gif . I for 1 use 9 . . .-.-.-f 1 ... .., .,..' ,,, .., .-. .... I I . . th . - . ., . ., . .I ' . , 1 i . . . , ' '. I ll - ll 1 , ' CJ .J ' . . ' ' . I' ' .. . 'L' . . , Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Fraxee, Miss Bernhardt. CUSTODIAI. STAFF Samuel G. Britton, Iohn W. Carver and William H. Briggs are the people who are responsible lor our clean and SECRETARIAL STAFF The secretarial staff in our high school oflice consists ot three very capable persons. Miss Bernhardt, Mrs. Fraxee, and Mrs. Wheeler. Their duties are varied: nevertheless. they are car- ried out with pleasant etllciency. With- out these three cheerful persons our school would not be complete. orderly school. We feel proud to glance around and see the wonderlul iob they do throughout the years. Although we may be troublesome, they never hold it against us. Mrs. Terhune. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Roberts. Mr Britton Mr Carver Mr Bnggs CAFETERIA STAFF From an early morning start the caleteria workers, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Terhune, prepare the food tor our lunch from a variety ol menus, worked out with Mrs. Wilson, the dietitian. Sincere helplulness and good humor radiate from the kitchen and staff ol cafeteria worlrers. x X. X , .m E3 5 mi 'L is . ' M ,,f ll wifi' X?- und' f,,, fair! Gill D SP . yy vid!! , s 1. -i ' 3 S x , x l S f. Our Ship ser sail from old Point High just four short years agog Although the waters seemed serene, The way we did not know- Our pilot teachers set the course And, when the sea was rough, They offered us a friendly hand And guidance-.just engughk Our Ship sails on from old Point High To unknown ports and places- Our journey made upon life's sea A worthy pattern traces. I0 UNDERCLASSMEN Thelr Actifvltles F oreshaclofw Semor Events :ft IUNIOH ADVXSORS IUNIOR OFFICERS Seated. left to right: Aldone Miksis. lean S : . . ' : . ' . . gated Mrs Long Standing Mr Kewm' Lundberg. Standing, left to right: lack Mr. Bridenbauqh. Till, Dick Brown. Jlilllllt' IUNIOR HOME ROOM 211 1st HOW: C. Miller, E. Sharp, D. Scheck- ler. I. Lundberg. S. Applegate, B. Folk. 2nd ROW: M. Miller. G. Esdaile. P. King. M. Heath, K. Dooros. 3rd HOW: M. Hank- ins. P. Davis. A. Genunq. H. Hughes, R. Iones, M. Cromarty. 4th HOW: Iim Shoe' maker, B. Fleischman, M. Hooper, D. Moffett, R. Thomas, N. Widner. 5th HOW: E. Zezula, H. Black, Dick Brown, I. Morris. W. Alzer. Ethel Mae Smetts became Ebb Tide Editor at a class meeting in Ianuary. Elections were held this year to allow the editorial staff to attend a year book convention. Other editors are: Literary, lean Lundberg: Art, Anne Clayton: Lay- out, Tom Applegate: Business, Ioan Von Oesen. Richard Brown held the gavel as the class president with Iohn Till as the vice-president. Aldone Miksis was the keeper of the records, and lean Lund- berg held the money bags. Q f 12 A . 'Situ ,. . :.'f'5 . . -- We 1 .. .gp-...,.Q.,f: 7 TS fs-. Q -3151: wait. Z vligfi' s - , W. ww -', 'y ',.,'w,-if 1 .jx ,- 1' , F. .- ,,.f.',j1 ' .f','-fr'-,-,V I 'rl ,, hang, WJ, Tai' if '1 , 5. Y J , Q5 fy Q I 21, 4 f1...i-I. ' F '21 WYSEYQ.. bfi? IUNIOR HOME BOOM 201 lst ROW: B. Christie, M. Dennis. B. Green. A. Doyle. P. Polhemus. 2nd ROW: R. Reilly. I. Lockwood. I. Kali. D. Harvey. Mr. Kewitt. 3rd ROW: V. Van Arsdale. L. Iamison, E. Smells. B. Estelle. I. Dickerson. hh HOW: C. Monday. D. Norion, B. VanNo1e. I. McLaughlin. 5th ROW: E. Wismer. I. Bissey. W. Gale. I. Novello, B. Hammell. Sih ROW: E. Mil- ler. D. Brennan. T. Applegate. K. Frazee. 71h HOW: I. Brandow, F. Smiih. G. Miksis. I. Till. A 'l I , 1' W. rx. W ' SX, f.f!7- ' . A7 Q5l5'7i'f-L ,V W ff - , IUNIOR HOME ROOM 207 lst ROW: I. Smith. Ann Clayton, Ioan Von Oeson, Agnes Youmans, A. Garihe waits. Connie Meany. 2nd ROW: Marlyn Miller. Malcom Beaton. M. Serrada. Grace Green. E. Brower, Mrs. Long. 3rd ROW: I. Marley, I. Malzer. G. Corino, Dick Lansing. I. Wemer, I. Hhoads. 4th ROW: E. Schmidi. D. Falkinburq. C. Kellinqion. P. Clarke. David Garlich. 5th ROW: D. Morris. R. Enderlin. P. Muller. lll'lIOMlllll SOPHOMORES A Centennxal Hop scheduled March 31 was the outstandmq event ol the Sophomore class Dunnq the toot ball season the class sold programs to add to their iunds To ralse money dur mq the basketball season they told pencrls wnh the basketball schedule prmted on them The Class I 52 elected Bumet Pearce presxdent Iacquehne Whxte vxce presxdent Manlyn Wenal secre tary and Iohn Ortley treasurer Sopho mores advnsors were Mr Kochka Mr Lentx Mxss Kmq Mr Weber and M Russell SOPHOMOHE ADVISOHS Seated Mr Lent: Miss Kmq Mr Rus sell Standxng Mr Weber Mr Kochka S ll SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Seated L to R Manlyn Wenal Iackm Whxte Standmq L to R lack Ortley Burnet Pearce SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 101 llt ROW A Keller S Dwyer M Wenal B Poland, B Wxllxams W Mar rmer 2nd ROW R Messemer W Iohn son D Chadwxck R Khnq C Tupper W Dalton R Paul 3rd HOW A Han ney B Blair B Parr E Stone A G11 lord L Cooper l l l l I l 1 . V V ' ' C A zz H E A 1 . .W 1- . A 7 U - :: F 'I My , ' as an I ' ' 1 A L -O I , h ..1 . ' 7 ' 1 . te 4' A ' SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 202 lst ROW: E. Schuster, P. Mooney. Mr. Lentx, D. Williams. E. Morris. 2nd ROW: M. Wendt, I. Fleckensteln. S. Salter. I. Broshart, M. Jamison. M. Schumann. 3rd ROW' C Kearney D Sutton Eleanor Mateland E Glcxspey hh HOW H Clayton H Vannote B Smxth H Fleck C Txllson SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 209 lst ROW A Burdack O Andrews I Rxoux N Glaspey C Zxmmerman 2nd ROW E Van Note S Goldberg E Iohansen L Rush 3rd ROY! L Ormsby B Pearce S Cuccl I Thom orde R Hulse 4th ROW R Sczvacool I Ortley D Hulse R Schmxdt SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 205 lst ROW: I. Archer, S. I.cBue, Mr, Rus. sell, M. Hill. P. Truex. 2nd ROW: P. God. dafdl I. Stone, G. English. I. Keeler. 3rd ROW: l. White. E. Birchler. I. Suuller. B- lenkinson. E. Meyer. 41h ROW: A. 159011. I. Tatlow. H. Clayton. A. Godouse. P. Prilold. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 210 lst ROW L Gruebel B Pcxrr Mr Weber P Hanley E Sxmpklns 2nd ROW G Pearce R Thompson M Moeller T Schroeder M Vonnote W Malloy 3rd HOW I Bruno D Doron I McCulloch I lobes R Rxoux 41h ROW G Newell B Sedevxc D Iones L Archer E Roub FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 212 lst ROW: W. Wright, S. Miller. B. Pearce. B. Hulse. D. Dinl:'aqe. 2nd ROW: C. Mitchell. E. Thomas. I. Mur- phy. E. Geddes, I. Brady. P. Peck. 3rd ROW: M. Moser. R. Hammell. G. Cooper. I. Thorton, 'R. Walzer. D. Salter. L. Aiman. M. Kenny. D. Zezula. 4th ROW: C. Loveqren. B. Osborn. C. Van Schoick. H. Henry. F. Chadwick, I. Frey, K. Fors- berg. G. Kraus, I. Clinton, C. Wooley. FRE IIME FRESHMEN Gerome Frey was elected president of the freshman class at their first class meeting. He took over the election for the other class officers who were Lea Aiman, vice-president: Harold Wenal, secretary: Shirley Miller, treasurer. The freshmen held an April Dance which was very successful. Advisors for the class were Mr. Pabst, Mr. Ozoroski, Miss Osmun, and Mrs. Trammell. FRESHMAN ADVISORS I.. to R.: Mr. Ozoroski. Miss Osmun, Mrs. Trammell, Mr. Pabst. Y FHESHMAN HOMEROOM 106 lst ROW: I. Hedle. E. Gaskill, I. Herbert P. Flynn. S. Moore. 2nd ROW: M Olivier. M. Wardell. O. Poehemus. G Clayton. V. McCann. R. Olsen. E. Os mun. 3rd ROW: E. Stamos. R. Martin S. Schroeder. I. Forrar. H. Wenal. I.. Metzler. I. Larsen. I. Rush. 4th ROW: P. Harper. R. Edmond. M. Kuehne. P. Ask. K. Iohanson. A. Van Duyn. I. Kay. C. Schlosser. R. Iamison. FRESHMAN HOMIIROOM 105 lst HOW: H. Anderson. I. Silt. L. Elmer. E. O'Mara. C. Herbert. 2nd HOW: P. Dunne, C. Schlapfer, P. Hubtn, S. Zink. E. Burdge. D. Anderson. 3rd ROW: H. Van der Noot, G. Newman. E. Hummell. M. Woodinqton. W. Durrua, G. Gifford. A. Shaughnessy. R. Mcflheny. T. Meyers. C. Pearce. 4th ROW: D. Xiques. N. Gant. R. Thompson. M. McClelland. A. Kurmin. I. Frayman. I. Monis. R. Schroeder. W. Testa, I. Keller, I. Stephenson. FRESHMAN HOMHBOOM 204 lit HOW: B. Dias. P. Tonnelon. H Aekins. P. Tynskt. W. Hocker. P. Mur- ray. N. Shaaf. 2nd ROW: H. Norris. M. Clint. S. Vogel. B. Allen. I. Saw. N. Iohnson. 3rd ROW: C. Chadwick. I. Sconiiensa. R. Siccardi. B. Hance. D Lord. P. Spurgot. V. Gough. 4th ROW P. Mitchell. R. Crane. I. Deqen. I. Mor rllon. D. Iones. I. Patterson. Sth ROW I. Fisher. D. Locke. FHBSHMAN OFFICERS Seated I.. to R.: Shlrley M'l'er. Lea Alman. Standing I.. to R.: Ierry Frey. Harold Wenal. ACTIVITIES Here are Images of Our Development STUDENT COUNCIL lst ROW: D. Reed. I. Von Oeson, C. Blackman. I.. Cox. Mr. Pabst. Advisor. 2nd ROW: S. Apter. S. Mlller. A. Clayton. A. Doyle. C. Her- bert. S. Goldberg. M. Heath. 3rd ROW: M. Wendt. I. Neary. T. Shroeder. T. Alman. S. Dwyer. B. Ienk'nson. I. Lundberg. 4th ROW: E. Myers. E. Mangold, D. Pricken. T. Applegate. D. Brown. H. Fleck. P. Muller. LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council was begun this year ln our school as a part ot a state- wide movement. lts purposes are to help people make use ol the library. teach the members to assist the llbra- rian. Miss Marilyn McGinnis. and to keep the library ln order. Books are re- paired by the members who spend their tree periods checking tiles and catalog- lng new books. The assistants meet twice a year with the library council representatives ol all the schools ln the state to discuss prob- lems concerning library management. tvs STUDENT COUNCIL The otflcers of the Student Council this year were: Conrad Blackman. presl- dent: Dave Reid. vlce-president: Lots Cox. secretary: and loan Von Oesen. treasurer. Many worthwhile proiects were accomplished. Among them was the inauguration ol Student Day. a day when the students participated tn run- ning the school. The Constitution was amended to bring it up to date. and the school elec- tions were improved. One ol the highlights ol the year was the Sadie Hawkins Dance spon- sored by this active group. LIBRARY COUNCIL FIRST ROW: D. Doran. P. Hanley. Miss McGinnis. R. Thompson. D. Ford. SECOND BOW: R. Hulse. M. Clist. B. Parr. B. Ballweg, I. llloux. M. Hankins, P. Ask. W. Hacker. H. Black. TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: P. Dunne. O. Polhemus. V. McCann. Miss Osmun. E. O'Mara. SECOND ROW: E. Thomas. I. Forrar. I. Larsen, N. Gant. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One ol the greatest honors a stu- dent may achieve in Point Pleasant High is admittance into the National Honor Society. Chosen by the faculty and Honor Society members, one must lill the requisites ol scholarsh'p. service. leadership. and character. The local branch ot this organiza- tion. the Atlantic Chapter. was estab- lished ln May 1947 under the direction ol Mr. Raymond C. Bergen. The society lounded in 1921, was originally tormed to help stimulate and promote higher ideals ol citizenship. Scholastic abilities are to be recognized and rewarded as well as athletic interests. TRI-HI-Y The Trl-Hi-Y club ls sponsored by Miss Ethel Osmun. To build character is the purpose ol this club. This year the girls have enioyed listening to two spealrers. One was Miss Abernathy. supervisor ol the Girls Club in Asbury Park Y. M. C. A.. and Kay Hulse. a senior. gave a talk about personal ap- pearance. Each club period is divided into three parts. one lor business. an- other lor a discussion. and the last lor games and recreation. The group participated in several lield trips throughout the year as part of its program. ,panama NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: I. O'Mara. I. Neary. F. Cooper. E. Mangold. L Cox. l. Ptetler. S. Apter. STANDING: C. Blackman. D. Prlcken. I . Kurmln, Mr. Bergen. G. Frazee. N. Herborn. I. I.eChard. EBB-TIDE STAFF When did you say the deadline is? Was, not is! This fragment of conversation illus- trates the hectic whirl involved in pub- lishing a yearbook. Comprised of many parts, the entire staff was at one in its purpose. to produce a worthwhile rec- ord boolr of their activities. It is not with a sigh of relief that we breathe now that our iob is done, but rather one of regret that an absorb- ing task is behind us. We of the Ebb Tide staff wish to thank our advisors, Mr. Kochlra and Mrs. Stetser, who showed sincere interest in this proiect. lst ROW: SEATED, C. Nilsen, N. Herborn, B. Smith. STANDING: Mrs. Stetser, Advisor, D. Reid. I. LeChard. E. Hann. Mr. Kochlra, Advisor. EBB-TIDE STAFF lst HOW: I. Geddes. S. Fanara, P. Hurley, F. Cooper. M. Naegelin. I.. Cooper, I.. Cox. 2nd ROW: B. Murray. A. Hanley, S. DeGorter, 1. Blanco, C. Spurgat. I. Neary. 3rd ROW: P. Peterson, I. O'Mara, F. Kurmln, A. Harrison. N. Oxenford, H. Tilton, C. Shortreed. 4th ROW: E. Blackman, I. Watson. M. Winograd. Editors directing successful Ebb- Tide operations reflect the eflorts of an active staff. Nonie Herborn, voted editor-in-chief by the class, appointed the other editors as part oi her iob of general overseer. Chris Nilsen, literary editor. as- signed articles, and prepared copy for the publisher. Art Editor Bobi Smith worked with her staff drawing the divider pages. The modernistic lay-out of EblrTide was designed and drawn by Ernie Hann. Dave Reid, photography editor. snapped, developed. and printed most of the pictures. The sale of books and money mak- ing proiects were handled by Iohn I.eChard. Business Editor. ,WB POINTER What ls it that makes all Point Pleasant Beach High School students forsake their studies for a half hour every month? lt's The Pointer. Meeting once a week the staff members are taught the fundamentals of school newspaper work. Through Mrs. Auleen V. Trammell's guidance. the efforts of the editor, Ethel Mae Smetts, and a staff composed of members from all classes, The Pointer has become another headline feature at Point. As part of the activity program, the club visits the plant of the local paper The Ocean County Leader. in 6 O POINTER STAFF FIRST ROW IL. to RJ R. Natkie. E. Smetts, D. Priclrerx. L. Cox. B. Xing. Mrs. Trammell, Advisor. SECOND ROW: I. Lunberg, S. Goldberg. C. Stager, I. Von Olsen, C. Herbert. THIRD ROW: B. Hogan, B. Dlas. P. Hanley. G. Gifford. S. DeGorter, M. Clist. FOURTH ROW: I.. Diman. S. Vogel. B. Hance. B. Harris. FIFTH ROW: D. Moffett. B. Osbom. P. Iohnson. G. Kraus. SIXTH ROW: P. Klniery, D. Garllch. I sa.: QI AV PRESS CLUB - . The Press Club of Point Pleasant Beach High School ls under the able supervision of Mr. Francis X. Cleary. a representative of the Asbury Park Press. This group studies the varied phases of newspaper business. and write articles for the school page in this Asbury paper. Through this experience in writing. they learn how to become efficient reporters. To encourage stu- dents to write. any person who has had articles printed in the Asbury Parlr Press, is rewarded a free excursion up the Hudson River. Mrs. Auleen V. Trammell is the advisor of this group. PRESS CLUB SEATED KL. to RJ M. Clist. P. Hubin, B. Dias. R. Natkie. E. Srnetts. S. DeGorter. and S. Vogel. STANDING KL. to RJ Mrs. Trammell. Advllor. B. Honis, P. Kiniery. B. Osborn. G. Kraus, G. Gifford. D. Moffett. D. Garlich. B. Hance. C. Stager, F. Cleary. Asbury Park Press. SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play Charley's Aunt lparkled for a three nights' run as an effervescent group of thespians dis- played their talents. Annually the seniors' dramatic pro- duction is a good money-maker and a clear reflection of the fun loving or cul- tural side of the group. Laughter pre- vailed over art-for-art's-sake as Bron- son King. the fake Donna Lucia. led the cast through a romping two and a half hours' performance. Directed by Robert W. Faulls. the play provided iobs on crews and com- mittees for all senior class members. SENIOR PLAY STANDING ll.. to RJ P. Courtright. H. Bolton. P. Iohnson. D. Pricken. K. Hulse. B. King, B. Smith, B. Hageman. M. Naegelin. C. Blackman. and P. Hurley. SENIOR DRAMATICL-l The Senior Dramatics Club was under the direction of Mr. Robert Faulls. The officers of the club were: President. Pat Peterson: the Secretary and Treas- urer, Phyllis Hurley. During the first half of the year the work of the club was devoted to the study of voice techniques. make up. stage craft. and other fields of dramat- ics. The second half of the year was concemed with productions. Comedy, tragedy and choral work were featured in a successful school presentation. A Christmas party and a beach party rounded out the club's activities. SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB STANDING CL. to RJ I. Moore. G. Nolan. I. Geddes. B. Smith, Mr. Faulls. advisor. S. Fanara, F. Kurmln. Kneeling IL. to RJ I. Neary. P. Hurley. P. lohnson. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB One oi our most active clubs is the Pan-American Club sponsored by Mar- tin H. Russell. The aim of this new club is to foster understanding and to create better relationships between our Spanish speaking countries in Latin America. Besides studying the history and folklore oi South America and Spain. their fun includes leaming many dances, a few oi which are the Hhumba, the Tango. and La Raspa lthe Mexican shuiflel. The members also sing songs in Spanish, some ol which are Adios Muchachos, La Cucaracha. and Sola- mente Una Vex. X! PAN AMERICAN CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Stamos. M. Hankins, I. Dinklage, A. Gifford. I. Mc- Laughlin, I. Stone, E. Mateland. SECOND ROW: Mr. Russell. Advisor K. Dooros, D. Stinson. H. I-leitmuller, E. Meyer. B. Blair. G. Hsdaile E. Stone, I. Archer, C. Zimmerman. S. LaRue, E. Birchler FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB Blending their voices into harmonies as colorful as the pastel evening gowns they wore at the Spring Music Festival the members oi the Freshman Glee Club recalled to all the old adage Sweet is the muse ot music.' The Glee Club, consisting ci forty slx girls. met once a week in the audito- rium. There for two hours. the choral . group. Ioe Patterson, the club's accom- panist, and Mr. Stetser. rehearsed vig- orously in preparation ior the Glee Club's part in the Christmas Carol Service and the Spring Music Festival. FRESHMEN GLEE CLUB lst ROW: L. to R. P. Dunne. G. Clayton. O. Polhemus, V. McCann, I. Murphy. P. Ask. 2nd ROW: M. Clist, I. Sconlienza. I. Brady. H. Norris, A. Meyer. I. Farrar, N. Iohnston, I. Herbert, F. Elmer, D. Ford, B. Osbom, M. Kuehne, Mr. Stetser. 3rd HOW: M. Horklos. E. Burdge, G. Martin, E. Geddes, S. Zinlr, I. McMu1lin. S. Estelle. B. Allen. S. Shroader. B. Pearce, I. Larsen, C. Herbert, C. Loregren. 4th ROW: S. Vogel. I.. Aiman. M. Kenny. I. Sift, P. Flynn. E. Gaslzill. I. Rush, P. Harper. D. Salter, B. Hance, P. Metxler. N. Gant. D. Xiques. BAND AND TWIRLERS Hours spent on Goudy Avenue and in the playground accounted for the smart appearance of the Marching Band during the football season. Displaying splendid teamwork. the twirlers and band, directed by Mr. Stet- ser. worked out a number of snappy formations for the game and provided a lively background for our Pep Rallies. Lorraine Iohnson fronted the band as Drum Maiorette and Iosie Blanco cap- tained our twlrlers. Rigorous rehearsals brought the band up to concert pitch. and it pro- vided entertainment for the Lions Club Amateur Hour and the Spring Music Festival. BAND lst ROW: I. Blanco. L. Iohnson. 2nd ROW: A. Gifford. B. Green. P. Goddard A. Garthwaite. R. Hammell, N. Iohnson. M. Iamlson, I. Lockwood. L. Cooper. 3rd ROW: G. Roy. I. White. R. Siccardi, S. Moore. I. McCulloch, W. Fleischman. A. Miksls. 4th ROW: M. Wenal, N. Oxenford, D. Norton, P. Courtright, I. Moore I. Farley. I. Broshart. 5th ROW: E. Musgrave. F. Musgrave, R. Norton. P. Mitchell. D. Norris. 6th ROW: Mr. Stetser. D. Garlich. I. Clinton, K. Forsberq, D. 1 . Locke. K IL L ADVANCED CHORUS lst ROW: L. to R. L. Sherman, I. Clinton, I. Dinklage, B. Testa. E. Miller, H Black, E. Raub. Mr. Stetser. 2nd ROW: D. Norton. I. Iobes. D. Norris. R. Crane P. Macaluso. I. Farley, I. Patterson, C. Schlossar. 3rd ROW: I. Geddes. B. Parr: R. Olsen. B. Parr, E. Stamos. U. Stone. I. Law, G. Newman, I. Pfiefer, G. Cooper. A. Miksis. P. Truex, I. Archer. P. Davis. 4th ROW: I. White. B. Fleischman. N. Oxenford, B. Poland, I. Dickerson, I. Moore. A. Egan, M. Wenal. THE ADVANCED CHORUS The Advanced Chorus. directed by Mr. Stetser and composed of fifty-three members. has been one of the outstand- ing organizations in the school. This group. along with the Fresh- man Glee Club. highlighted the Christ- mas festivities with the presentation of the first traditional Carol Service. The senior honor solo O Holy Night was sung by Nancy Oxenford. The Band, Chorus, and Glee Club combined to make the Spring Music Festival a gala affair. The program con- sisted of semi-classical and popular selections. Accompanists were Ianet Moore. Beatrice Poland, and Ioseph Patterson. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association is a sport program conducted under the su- pervision of Mrs. Betty Hammarberg. The club is comprised ol girls who are interested in advancing their skill in athletics. The purpose ot the club is to enable its members to gain practical ex- perience in teamwork, sportsmanship, and in playing against real competition. Several ot the various seasonal sports which they practice are volley-ball, basketball, softball, and badminton. Modern dancing is also another feature recently added to the list ot activities ol this popular girls' organization. G. A. A. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: G. Frazee: D. Xiques. SECOND HOW: C. Spur- gat: A. Doyle. DANCE CLUB G. Fraxee, V. Gough, E. Raub, B. Dunston, G. Roy. E. Young. I. Shoemaker, l. Bissey, l. Rusin. P. Pritold, R. Nauss, L. Sherman, H. Sprague, A. Burdack, D Chadwick. A. Hanney, B. Parr, C. Pierce, G. Clayton. R. Thompson. G. Newall D. Sheclzler, 1. Long, R. Schroeder, R. Erler. C. Miller. B. Parr, L. Cooper, I. Keeler. M. Moeller. F. Estelle. I.. Iamison, I. Dickerson, P. Davis. M. Dennis, I.. Gniebel, G. Martin, I. Smith, E. Geddes, M. Shumann. B. Mcllleny, W. Testa. P. Polhemus, I. McCulloch, F. Estelle, W. Clarkson. L. Ormsby. 27 I Pi f SOCIAL DANCING CLUB One ot the newest organizations at Point Pleasant Beach High School, the Social Dancing Club, proved very popu- lar with the students. Meeting every Wednesday in the gymnasium, the group, under the direc- tion ol Mrs. Hammerberg and Mr. Weber. leamed many dance steps in- cluding rhumbas, tangos. sombas. waltzes. fox trots. and jitter-bug routines. Those persons having no previous ex- periences in this terpsichorean art learned the basic steps. Along with the stressing of the ability to execute these dance steps, its members were also schooled in a num- ber ot the social graces. AVIATION CLUB FIRST ROW W Van Note SECOND HOW D Hulse R Falhnburq A Van Dwyn R Crane THIRD ROW I Rhonda N Glcspey R Martin ? F. T. A. STANDING IL. to RJ C. Blackman. H. Clayion. I. Till. G. Miksil. D. Ruby. MIM Flower. Advisor. SITTING II.. to RJ I. Malzor. N. Oxeniord. P. Iohnlon. KNITTING CLUB B Allen D Salter R Iohnson A Han lay Min Montague C I-oe S PM'-UCC N Slocum G Galkill hx ' V 5311. I l I I I I I U , . . . . . . 4 .1 ,, I ' 28 IUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB FIRST ROW I Pearce P Murray II Olson B Flelschman S ZInk I Rush. Mn Sletser I Cllnlon. SECOND ROW I Brady L. Elmer P Goddard D Xlquel I Sli! ELECTRICAL CLUB L. lo R B Hageman E Mangold E Clarkson B Shoup Mr Bergen G Hulse G Milrsrs VISUAL AIDS SEATED C Pearce W Wrlqhl B Ham mel T Mel! W Newman H Vander Nool. W Applegate STANDING D Andersen B Siccardl F Curcxo M Kewxlt Advllor A Kumun R Truex -'X CHEFS CLUB STANDING B Newman E Mxller A Clark R Hamxnell F Stanton F Smlth I Stensland SITTING C Lane C Lexfert I Troncone Mrs Wxlson R Xxmball G Marks D Ruby G Rennard I Hann H Bolton KNEELING R Fair banks yi 'f CHEFS CLUB The Chefs Club is composed of twenty one senior boys who are anxious to leam to bake and cook The prln cxp:1l purposes are to leam how to ln terpret recxpes and serve a meal the correct way The boys were busy maklnq all types of cake and ln the late spring they had a dxnner for their parents The boys had but one period week therefore they couldnt do very much All the future cooks enloyed the club i TYPING CLUB The Typxnq Club rs under the dxrec hon of Mxss E Ieanne Kxng Thxs actlvx ty was desxgned for students who are unable to take typmq as part of their regular curnculum Members are First row I. to H I Katt M McClelland I Patterson I Degen Standxnq Mxss King Second row S Cuccl C Schlapper I Iohnson P King F Fisher P Tynskx Third row B Sedxvec N Malloy F Chadwlck A Youmans C Spurgat B Ballwxq D Hall Fourth row D Iones I.. Archer B Dalton N Schaff N Oxen ford K Newbauer B Schllck 'wg .........-.---. N. . ' ZW I K Q kv K , , 'rc G ,. . , h , . . xxx ' . , 'L , '- f ffl - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 3, - .4 ,f ,Q -'.1,j'jg v 537, gg I' -4 A 4 1 ' I I - tft- If L A',- ' A , . I . f ' gl I . -,, . -55 A A he ,y Ai-,L ' 25 e - l xf ' jk 'gf' v I . . . ., . . - I - '7 ATHLETICS Teamwork is Reflected in Our Sports .gp x 3 y X gl f WK Q ' SQ Brilf' ' ... ' X I f 1 -fy lvl' Yi. 34 V, A A . . ff. Q Q . .. 1' M PYX I 'KY it fr- kg' MQ?-f'.f ..'- . ,,,. ...fy f 5, D , 3' -ar THE GARNET GULLS The Garnet Gulls enloyed a highly successful season winning five of its games tying two and losing only one Point Pleasant in its first game traveled to Ocean City where they battled to a 1313 tie The following week Point achieved its first triumph by a 147 win over Matawan The next Saturday on our own field the Gulls received their only defeat 32 0 at the hands of Neptune who captured the Group II Championship The victory minded Gulls ran rough shod over their next four rivals They defeated Toms River Rurnson Freehold and Atlantic Highlands in hard fought battles These four victories were deciding factors in our winning the Central Iersey Group l Championship and our obtaining second place in the Shore Conference The season was climaxed with an outstanding clash with Manasquan which ended in a 0 0 tie This was considered a moral victory because of Point spending much of its time in Squans territory CHEERLEADERS lst ROW: S. Pearce. P. Johnson, G. Frazee. Captain. F. Cooper. 2nd CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are a group of twelve girls who contribute to the pep and spirit of the football and basketball seasons. They started the year with a Kick- Off Dance and held weekly pep rallies to arouse enthusiasm. The cheer liked best by the students and team was Come A Seven. The group's mascot fTommy Touch- downl along with the crepe-paper shim- mies made a colorful array on the field. Much of their cheering precision was due to the capable leadership of Gloria Frazee. their captain. and Mrs. Ham- rnarberg. advisor for the girls. ROW: tl.. to RJ A. Clayton, M. Heath. M. Wendt. B. Ienlrinson, S. Dwyer. M. Hill. I. Von Oeson. I. H gun Hmm ,unfm IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL A Iunior Varsity with plenty of splrlt and drive furnished Point fans many exciting finishes. This year's squad. coached by Mr. Kochlra and composed mainly of sopho- mores and freshmen. showed that good varsity teams can be expected in the luture. Although the record shows only four victories. it must be stated that seven of the losses were by four points or less. The primary obiective of the Iunlor Varsity ls not to win games. but to provide experience that will help win games in future yeqrs. M' ,un ,un All VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: R. Lansing, I. Till. B. Alznauer. G. Miksls, I. Ortley. SECOND ROW: D. Priclren. H. Clayton, B. Sprague, G. Rennard. D. Baby. I. LeChard. Mr. I. Lentz. VARSITY BASKETBALL Point Pleasant's basketball season has been highlighted by the determina- tion of an inexperienced team. With a few players scoring consistently. Point lost many close games. In the annual contest with Polnt's alch rival, Manasquan. Point was lead- ing 12 to 9 at the half and an upset appeared probable. Through the second half it was evident, however. that once again a veteran team was going to conquer Point. The final score was: Manasquan 48. Point 31. Five lettermen returning for next year's battles should prove a lift to our win column. The squad was coached by Mr. Lentz. IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Mr. Kochka. D. Savacool. R. Schmidt, I. Shoe. malrer, R. Thomas. B. Pearce. C. Iohanson. SECOND ROW: I. Blssey, I. Wemer, E. Zezula, I. Stevenson. D. Iones. G. Newall, G. Corino. I. Frey. SGH! Pi ik TRACK TEAM TRACK TEAM Point Pleasant Track Team has been greatly improved slnce last year With the commg ol Coach Weber the team has become recognised The season began ln late Ianuary and the hrst meet was against Asbury Park Thls was not olllclal ll lt had been Point Pleasant would have fared very well Some of the boys who looked very qood during the season were Art Wil son and Bob lackson ln the rnlle Bron son King ln the hall mile Bxll Flelschman and Conrad Blackman ln the quarter mx e Polnts dash men were Clit! Sibley and Blll Flelschman April Apnl Apnl 22 Apnl 26 Apnl May May 17 May 2 May 3 May 2 May 2 FIRST HOW B Kmq B Flexschman A Wilson A Genunq C Blackman SEC- OND HOW T Applegate D Doran R Thompson THIRD ROW D Held I Mathews T Archer B Iackson I Husin Mr Weber Coach TRACK SCHEDULE Inter Class meet Toms Rlver Apnl Seton Hall relays Seton Hall relays Matawan Penn relays Manasquan May Long Branch relays I-'our Sided meet Red Bank Lakewood Rurnson Shore Conference meet Freehold Open 27th Annual Central Iersey Track Meet Asbury Park Iune State lnterscholastlc meet Rutgers University Bowl New Brunswick ltentatlvel e if fff5FfS:'54 ' ll ' A TTY' W ' 1 1. ' ' r l2 ............., - ' ' 19 ..........,....... ' ' 21 ....,....... l . T ' 10 ..............,.. . , B' 13 ......... .. ' y o ......,. ' V l ...,..... ,.,,.....,.. 4 ..........,............. 7 .... A A a ...... , ' , VARSITY BASEBALL ' -. X, . 1 J ' 1 Y S' t'?i1!f '1 A fw 11 BASEBALL TEAM Our baseball team this year was liberally sprinkled with veterans from '49 Varsity. Under the guidance of our coach. Mr. William Stratton. the Gulls had a better than average year with many close encounters. Aided and abetted by Mr. Nicholas Kewitt, the Iunior Varsity was prepared to take over the places of the graduates for FIRST ROW: C. Blackman. H. Clayton. D. Brown. G. Miksis. B. Iohnson. G. English. SECOND ROW: B. Hammel. G. Hulse. G. Rennard. A. Godouse. D. Lansing. B. Pearce. THIRD ROW: I. LeChard. I. Brandau. H. Clayton, E. Young. D. Raby. I. Ortley. Coach Stratton. Apnl Apnl Apnl A pnl Apnl Apnl Apnl Apnl May May May May May May May next year. The players were Hal Clayton. Dick Brown. Bill Iohnson. Lefty Young. George Miksis. Iack Ortley. Ierry Bran- day. Iohn LeChard. George Rennard, Dick Smith. Don Raby. and Conrad Blackman. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1950 7-Open Freehold Away Tuckerton Away Keyport Home Atlantic Highlands Home Rumson Away Hoffman Home Tuckerton Home 2 Neptune Away 5 9 23 Toms R1ver Home Manasquan Away Matawan Home Leonardo Away Lakewood Away Red Bank Home ' ' 11- - ' 12- - ' 14- - . 18- . . - ' 21- - ' 25- - ' 28- - 12- - ls- - 19- - Our Past Illuminates Our Future SENIORS As Freshmen we wont to Franklin Instituto in Philadelphia. The time has come when we must leave the friendships that were formed through our school years: we sever the association but leave the mirror intact. The reflection lingers on in the glass created by our experiences. All but the best images shall become nothing, lost and forgotten in our haste to meet the future. If ever these finest mem- ories dim. this, the reflection of our growth, will freshen the shadows of our years at Point High. It is with rather wry smiles that we look back to the day in '46 when we as freshmen first entered this school, some happy, some sad, and most of us, bewildered. We will long remember Freshman Day and the fact that we were the last to suffer its pangs. Class officers were elected with lirnmy Lewis as president: as soon as we were acquainted with each other, plans were immediately started for some entertainment. In the fall we made our first entrance into the social world with the Freshman Party. having a Halloween scene as the motive. The glass for the mirror was ready. Our sophomore year was really swell and we elected Bob Schlick to head our class. The Soph Hop, using the Star Light G1ide as its theme was quite successful and it was with pride that we watched the quick- silver added to the glass. The mirror was on its way to completion. We were glad to return to school in the fall and take our places as Upper Class- men. We had ambition and our aim that year was to put more money in our treasury so that our future yearbook and Senior Ball would be better than those of the previous years. We began eaming money by selling candy at school games. Then we were measured for our class rings and in March we were showing them off proudly. Plans for the Iunior Prom that we were to give for the seniors began early, but we took time off to join the seniors in a trip to see Mac- beth and a trip to Lake Success to see the United Nations was successful. We were quite happy when we learned that the jun- iors were going to New York to see Life With Mother. Our various sporting teams fought valiantly. but we did not have a victoriops year. Our President, Gloria Frazee, did a good job. CLASS Ill 'l'0llY As spring came we realized that soon the seniors would depart and we would be The Mighty. We gave them a big send- off with the Prom which had as a motive April Showers, with flowers and umbrellas transforming the gym into a land of enchant- ment. The mirror was now polished and ready to start reflecting Back in school we realized that this was the end of our four years and that although we would be glad to get out we would miss school Conrad Blackman chosen by popu lar vote headed our student government body We tried hard to make our senior year a good one and Edward Mangold was just the president we needed to do it The senior play Charley s Aunt star ring Bronson King was quite successful and headed our many activities Plans were made for the year book and Nome Herborn was elected editor in chief Our football team had a good year and topped off the season by playing a tie game with Manasquan our rival The school band under new supervision excelled itself and gave many excellent performances Lorraine Iohnson was the new malorette and Iosie Blanco became the captain of the twirlers. The cheerleaders had peppy Gloria Frazee to head them. Though very busy we took time out from school to go to New York and see Nina Foch in Twelfth Night. In February the class was invited to the Ocean County Centennial at Toms River and the class also gave its first dance of the year featuring Deerys Den Meanwhile work on Ebb Tide had been progressing the cover was changed to white and red instead of the usual maroon and gold or white and gold The staff gave several cake sales and a small profit was realized In March we went again to visit the United Nations in New York and a trip was planned to see another popular play The Variety Show was a huge success due to the tireless effort of the combined class talent New members were inducted mto the National Honor Society and everyone was quite proud Our year book was completed and many comments were made on its un usual modernistic layout Senior Night came and we had our last dance of our high school days the Senior Ball With the strains of Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot echoing in the night we said farewell and turned down the road of life to meet our future Al Seniors we went to New York to see Twelfth Night l . , . . . . . ,, , ,, . . , ' . I . H . H - - - I I - I , , . . I . , . , . , . , . Il Q II I I i . ,gt , ini. ' K I -1, I V y t , 4 , yvtg. 51 Vg Q ,A W V fo -A Vi: Q x af nggg- gf. ,X ' :I'f 'qiiii WU, 5. v df ' y . 1 ,,z.. img- , xwmgelx ' 'i ' 1: 21 - - 'F' 5-f- 1 4 L K 'GF17 i 'g'4,X:Qg 4 1:55 -nag,-,QA ' 1 f i ff: ,,- , 99 'mp 1 - .ENH- A tinkling laugh a happy sound SUZANNE APTER Suzie Some would say she s quiet but those who know her would deny it Ambition To take a trip with Grace Glee Club 1 Knitting Club 2 3 Pointer Z 3 National Honor So cxety 3 4 Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 Class Treasurer 4 General i i. ng IOSEPHINE nr.ANco we re always glad to have I around. . . . Ambition-To be happy. Bayonne High School Bayonne New Iersey l' Glee Club l' Twirler - Captain 4' Pointer 2' Spanish Club 2' G. A. A. 3 4' Basketball 4' Ebb Tide 4: Variety Show 2, 3. 4. College Preparatory. MARY IANE BEECROFT Mary She has a personality all her own Ambition Undecided Spanish Club 2 Game Club l Pho- tography 3 4 Senior Play Commit tee College Preparatory HAROLD VICTOR BOLTON The answer to a maiden s prayer' happy go lucky without a care. . . . Ambition-Radio Announcer. North Arlington 1' Hall Patrol 3' Senior Play Cast 4' Cheis Club 4' Senior Dance 4. General. CONRAD BLACKMAN Connle Honor comes by diligence dill gence brings honors Ambition Football Coach Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball l 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 Track 4 Class Officer 3 Student Council 3 President 4 Vanety Show 2 3 4 Iersey Boys State National Honor Society 3 4 Ebb Tide 4 Col lege Preparatory ROBERT BOLTON Bob Bob the minute man' a latl in every second. . . . Ambition-U - decided. North Arlington High School 1' Band 1 2' Intramural Basketball 42 2 3 4' Glee Club 3' Gym Club 3' Chels Club 4' Senior Play 4. Gen- era . 4-4' ! 4 Cf' ROBERT I. CERICOLA ' Bob ' A hunting he will go Ambi tion Successful business man Iumor Prom Committee 3 Basketball 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Semor Dance Committee 4 General HAROLD CLAYTON Ha An athlete a sport a friend three letter man from beginning to end Ambition College Educa tion Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Track 4 Bowling 3 4 Aviation Club l Chels Club 3 Pointer 2 Typing Club 4 T Q-W, ALBERT MICHAEL CLARK Give me liberty or give m death Ambition Automobile Mechanic Av1at1on Club 2 Chefs Club 4 Senior Play Committee lun :or Prom Committee General FLORENCE L COOPER Flossie I-'lossie a girl with plenty oi life her ambition a Mrs to be a good wife Ambition To make some one happy Glee Club 1 Pointer 1 G A A 2 3 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Treasurers Council 3 Tumbling 1 2 3 4 Secretary Class 3 Girls Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ebb Tide 4 Variety Show 3 4 Senior Play Prompter 4 Commercial ELMER CLARKSON nm., Always good. always quiet. sur- prise us, El and start a riot. . . . Ambition-R. C. A. Electrical Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Senior Play Committee: Iunior Prom Committee. College Preparatory. Yer' Variety Show 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 College Preparatory LEAH COOPER Leah it 1.2 43 With a pencil she will draw and in the end be known to all Ambition To become an artist Pointer 1 Journalism 1 Spanish Club 2 Dramatic Club 4 Ebb Tide 4 Iumor Prom Committee Semor Play Committee College Preparatory HERBERT COTTRELL Herb There are some who say he s shy but others claim hes quite a guy Ambition To become a me chanical engineer Manasquan High School 1 2 Science Club 3 Senior Play Committee 4 Chefs Club 4 Iunxor Prom Committee Senior Dance Committee General 1-lu 1' 5-nr PAUL COURTRIGHT Paul When Paul begins to toot that horn a new musician shall be born Ambition Dairy farmer Passaic Valley High School N I l 2 Hall Patroll 2 Chorusl 2 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Sen or Play Cast 4 College Preparatory SANDRA DE GORTI-IB Sandy Laugh and be merry remember better the world with a song. . . . Ambition - X-ray technician. Union High School Union. N. I. 1' Glee Club 2 3' Library Club 3' Pointer 4' Iournalism Club 4' Senior Play Com- mittee 4' Ebb Tide 4' G. A. A. 4. General. ARTHUR IOHN DEGAN --M11 4. Art has what it takes: we hope he gets all the breaks. . . . Ambition -Help raise a basketball team and cheerleaders. Football 1, 2, 3: Bas- ketball 1, 2: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Dancing Club 4: Intramural Basket- ball 45 Senior Play 4. General. 44 LOIS LORRAINE COX Her blonde hair and tiny voice make all the boys reyoice m bition High school teacher Glee Club 1 Spanish Club 2 Pointer Stat! 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 Student Council 4 Honor Society 4 College Preparatory JOHN DINKLAGE Dink He causes the girls much despair with flashing smile and wavy hair.' . . . Ambition -Millionaire. Glen Ridge High School Glen Ridge N. I. l 2 3' Pan American Club 4' Track Team 4' College Preparatory. Q' X ,--I ROBERT BEVERLY DUNSTAN Bob Football xs Bob s iavonte game- twas m that he won hrs fame Ambmon Own a new car Football l 2 3 4 Track 3 Vanety Show 2 3 4 Gym Show 1 2 General RAYMOND FAIRBANKS Ray A cheerful smrle for every morn he makes you glad when you re for orn Ambxtxon Get a Cadillac Gym Club l 3 Varsxty Club 2 3 4 Vanety Show 4 Chefs Club 4 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Intramural Baskeball4 Football2 3 4 General 1-g,no FRANK ERNEST Speed A whlrlwmd of energy xs thxs lad not too good not too bad m bxtlon Test dnver Boys Games 3 Chefs Club 4 Iumor Prom Commit tee Senior Play Commxttee lntra mural Basketball General SUZANNE FANARA Suzy Short and cute and tull ot pep Suzy s a gal thats really hep Ambxtxon Clothes stylxst Pomterl Knxttxng 2 3 Vanety Show 4 Ebb Txde 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Iumor Prom Comnuttee 3 Semor Play Commxttee 4 Semor Dance Commlttee 4 Com rnercxal 1' 1 45 FLORENCE ES'l'El.I.E Floss Wxth her eyes of ilashmg brown she turns your hte just upsxde down Ambxtxon Bemg happy Basket balll 2 3 Softball Z 3 Volley Ball I 2 3 Kmtt1ngClub2 Vanety Show 4 Dancmg 4 Commercxal 'EN GLORIA FRAZEE Glor Her wmnmg smile and helpmg way cheer you on throughout the day Ambltlon To raxse a bas ketboll team Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Captam 4 Glee Club 1 Class Otfxcerl 2 3 4 Stu dent Councxl Otfxcer 3 Dancmg Club 4 Vanety Show 2 3 4 Iersey Gxrls State 3 Natxonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Treasurers Councxl 3 Commercxal t Jig: Glee Club 1: Tumbling 1. 2, 3. 4: H u . 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GRACE GASKILL Grace I-'as a charm that kxlls all thoughts unkxnd Ambxtxon To take a tnp with Sue Kmttmg Club 1 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Semor Play Com mxttee4 G A A 1 2 3 General fi fd WILLIAM E HAGEMAN IR 1 B111 puts the gxrls m a daze wxth hrs gentle humor and kmdly ways Ambmon World traveler Cran lord Hxgh School 1 2 Dancmg Club 1 Hall Patrol l 2 Chess Club 2 Vxsual Axds 1 Z Electncxans Club Semor Play Cast College Prepara tory 49'- :eg IESSIE GEDDES Issue Iessxe may be small and sltght but remember so xs dynamxte Ambmon To go to busmess school TnH1Y 2 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Dra matxc Club 3 4 Vanety Show 1 Spamsh Club 2 Ebb Txde 4 College Preparatory DOROTHY HALL Do Always quxet never never wxld that s why we hke thxs gxrl so mxld IOAN V GOUGH oan Her trxendly manner attracts the crowd shes not too quiet not too loud Ambxtxon To be a nurse St Aloysxus 1 2 Shutterbug Club 3 Typmg Club 4 Pomter 4 College Preparatory Ambmon Housewxte Tn HxY AUDREY HANLEY 1 Games Club 3 Personal Typmg 4 Semor Play Commxttee 4 General Aud Her soul xn love wxth beauty her senses all aswoon Ambmon Secretary GleeClub1 2 3 Knxttmg Clubl 2 3 4 Ebb Tide Semor Play Comrmttee Commerclal ,af we 46 ,.. . ww l , ., ., N . . , . . : - : . . . , , . . ,L HI .. .. . I . n . .4 , ' NW 1. . . ' ' ' ' 1 Z , -f - - : . , , : - , . ' 1 I I . - Ji ' - ' - V g ,eg . . , my I, - .7 2 A F, 1,19 '- .. t.. , . ', I , , - n n X . , ' , - - n . . . ,. .. - 1 1 : ,e ' . . . : : , N ,. . . . . . - V , .,B.u., . . . I I I I A 1 I I YM. T jf' ERNEST HANN IR Emie Ernie is polite and quiet his sense of humor rs a not m bition Electrician Class Officer 1 Gym Club 2 Shutter Bug 3 Iumor Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1 Ebb Tide 4 General ELIZABETH HAVENS 'Betty Truth and honesty she possesses along with her curly blonde tresses.' . . . Ambition-To travel. Lakewood High School N. I. l: Glee Club 2 3 4' Photography Club 4' Senior Play Committee 4. General. Q-if inn. IOHN HANN Big Iohn Men shall learn to speak of thee Ambmon Cartoonist Art Club 2 Basketball 3 Track 4 Math Club 3 Senior Play Committee 4 Ebb Tide 4 General NON! HERBORN Nom Mirth with thee I mean to live and own the song of ioy Ambition Dance with Bobr Glee Club 1 2 Dramatic Club l 4 Knitting Club 2 Pointer 1, 3, 4 Press Club 3' Honor Society 3, 4' Senior Play 4- Variety Show 4' Editor-in-Chief Ebb Tide 4: Class Historian 4. General. I'- eff 5 hr 47 ANN CROFT HARRISON Ann Make the most of life while you may lite is short and years away Ambition Nurse Haddonfield High School N I I 2 Dramatic Club 3 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Ebb Tide 4 General 'Ni an-4 1,44 GEORGE HULSE Pete 'Robin Hood is his ideal-rather shoot an arrow than eat a meal. . . . Ambition-Undecided. Band l, 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Chefs' Club 3: Football 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball 4: Advanced Elec- trical Club 4: Dancing Club 4. Gen- eral. KATHRYN LUCILLE HULSE Kay A daughter ot the gods dxvmely tall and drvlnely faxr Ambxtxon To make others happy Glee Club 1 Softball Basketball 1 2 Kmttmg Club 2 3 Iunxor Prom Commxttee Semor Play Cast Dramatxc Club 4 General Q' W ROBERT IACKSON Bob I am I and what I do I do myself alone Ambxtxon Sclentlst Spamsh Club 2 Scxence Club 3 Track 3 4 Senxor Play Commxttee 4 College Preparatory PHYLLIS HUHLEY Phyl I have eyes to see wxth but they mamed Kmttmg Club 1 2 Fresh man Dance Commxttee G A A 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Senror Dance Commrttee Ebb Tzde Semor Play Cast Commercxal LORRAINE ALICE IOHNSON Lorrame And yet a spmt stxll and bnght wxth somethmg of angehc hght Ambmon Medrcal secretary Glee Club 1 Pom er 2 3 Varrety Show 1 Z 3 4 Twrrlxng 2 3 4 Drum Ma jorette 4 Dancmg Club 4 Natxonal Honor Socrety 4 G A A 4 College Preparatory S 95 'S NICHOLAS IOVINO Nlclr A whxz wxth the crayon rs the lad hrs taultless manners make the grrls glad Ambition Artxst Woodbndge Hrgh 1 2 Glee Club 3 4 Semor Play Committee 4 Ebb BTG PAULEEN IOHNSON Polly Always pleasant always krnd always charmmg and refxned Ambmon To be a kmdergarten teacher Glee Club 1 Spanxsh Club Dramattc Club 3 4 Varrety Show 3 4 Cheerleadmg 2 3 4 Pornter Semor Play Cast 4 Ebb Trde 4 T A 4 College Preparatory . : ' ' : 5 sr' -. .?e' ., , u K . ' 'wr' ' 1, 41 339 3 wi A .1-. 'Y lg g .. , .-4.5, . see only you. . . . Ambition-To get Tide: Iunior Prom Committee. Gen- . . . . I : - L I - . . . . 1 ' A . ' 1 I 1 1 l 1 ' . ' . ' I ' I -' 2: ' , : ' 2. . 5 ' , . : ' 4: ' : ' : F .... . . 5 ' ' - yu X Dlv fn .J RACHEL IOHNSON Rae A manner unaffected and sweet Raes srncenty rs hard to beat Ambrtron Telephone operator Glee Clubl 3 4 Lrbrary 3 Knrttmg 2 4 Tr1HrY 1 Semor Play Commrttee General PHILIP KINIERY Phr Know hrm by hrs brrght red harr rf there s a commotron hell be there Ambrtlon Marry a pretty rrcn wrdow Gym Club l Iournalrsm 2 3 4 Senror Play Commrttee Sen ror Dance Commrttee General 40 ROBERT KIMBALL Bob Quret and shy but full of fun Bob rs lrked by everyone m bmon Travelmg Footballl 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Gym Club Z 3 Chefs Club 4 Varrety Show 4 Class Of hcer 2 Senror Play Commrttee 4 General FLORENCE E KURMIN o She s good m steno and good rn type she s rust the type you re bound to like Ambrtron Marrrage Wagner Iumor Hrgh School 1 Kmt tmg Club 2 G A A 3 4 Vanety Show 4 Dramanc Club 4 Ebb Tide 4 Honor Socrety 4 Commercral 49 H BRONSON KING Bronson He played the lead rn the Senior play our only rebel he s very gay Ambrtzon To become a lawyer P mter l 2 3 Iournalrsm 1 Foot balll 2 Qenror Play Lead Senror Dance Commrttee College Prepara tory 'ir 'wo CHESTER LANE Chet I know rts a sm to srt and grrn but Im happy Ambltron Un decrcled Student Councxl 1 Shutter bug Club 3 Chefs Club 4 Senror Play Commxttee General IOHN I.E CHARD ohn Busxness clrspatched IS busrness well clone Ambxtxon To make a mrllxon dollars Football and Base ball Manager l 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 Pomter 2 3 Ebb Trde 4 Spanxsh Club 2 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 College Preparatory 'Vi CLARENCE LEIFERT Clarence Science when well dxgested IS nothrng but good sense and reason Ambrtlon Draftmg Lrbrary Club l Scrence Club 2 3 Chefs Club 4 Soph Hcp Commxttee Iunror Prom Commxttee Semor Play Com mnttee General 'J' EDWARD MANGOLD Always workmg never shrrkmg along hrs path success rs lurkrng Ambxt on Televrslon Electrical ubl 2 3 4 Elet1Can12 Natxonal Ponor Socrety 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Iersey Boy s State Semor Ball Commrttee 4. Pres dent of Semor GEORGE ALFRED MARKS George I expect to pass through the world but once therefore Ill enyoy xt Ambmon To be a cook St Roses Hxgh School Belmar N I 1 2 Gym Club 3 Vanety Show 3 4 Football 4 Chefs Club 4 Track 4 Basketball 4 Varsity Club 4 General uf' Class College Preparatory 50 IOHN MACALUSO Mac When Mac begms to croon a tune all the qlrls begm to swoon Ambrtron To be a srnger Glee Club 2 3 4 Varlety Showl 2 Spanrsh Club 2 General IANE1' CECELIA MOORE an She shall wxn applause from the best of hte Ambltion Proies sional musxcian Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Shore Conference Bandl 2 3 4 Variety Show l 2 4 Band 1 2 4 Semor Play Comrmttee College Pre- paratory Q5- 5831 5 BARBARA ANN MURRAY Bobble Full of pep vim and nve this gal keeps the school ahve Ambition Get mamed Denvill lun ior High l Sophomore Dance Com mittee Knitting Club 2 Pointer 3 4 Press Club 3 4 Ebb Tide 4 Senior Play Committee 4 General MARIE M NAEGELIN Marie Small and petite shes sweeter than sweet. . . . Ambition-Enjoy myself. Glee Club l: Knitting Club 1 2: Softball 1. 2 3' Volley Ball 1. Z. 3: Tumbling 1 2. 3' G. A. A. 3 4' Dramatic Club 4: Ebb Tide 4: Senior Play Cast: Journalism 2. Commercial. EDWARD G MUSGRAVE Quietness great worth conceals Ambition College Band l 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Senior Play Committee Typing Club 4 Senior Dance Com mittee College Preparatory ROBERT VINCENT NAUSS Bob A little work a lot of play keeps Bob going throughout the day Ambition Business executive Mill burn High School l Vanety Show 2 3 4: Spanish Club 2' Football 3. 4' Track 4' Chefs Club 3' Social Danc- ing 4. General. 51 FRANK MUSGRAVE Frank Always ready to lend a hand Frank is found wlth the band Ambition-College B nd 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Type writing 4 Baseball 3 Vanety Show 4 College Preparatory 91' REGINA MARIE NATKIE Reggie Always calm always depend- able. there is nothing about her that's not commendable. . . . Ambition- Successful secretary. Linden High School 1: Knitting Club 2: Pointer Club 2, 3. 4: Assistant Editor 4: Journalism Club 3: Editor 4: Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Com- mittee 4. Commercial. IANE WOOD NEARY Woody True genrus kmdles and faxr flame mspxres Ambmon Parsonage Lakewood Hxgh School Ohro 1 2 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Pomter 3 4 Ebb Txde 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 College Preparatory 3 75 11 'i GAIL NOLAN Gall She xs more beautxlul than day and sweeter than sprmg trme Ambxtron Kmdergarten teacher Manual Trarmng Hxgh School I 2 Knrttrng Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 G A A 4 Seuror Play Comxmttee4 Tumblmg 3 4 College Preparatory 3 1 N 3 WILLIAM NEWMAN II For hrs lrrendlmess there rs no measure teasrng grrls rs hrs pleas ure Ambxtxon Doctor Intra mural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 Track 3 4 Football 4 Varsxty Club 4 Chefs Club 4 Col lege Preparatory DONALD NORRIS Don Hes not so tall hes not so wxse but hes a corker for hrs sxze Ambxtron Undecnded Bloomheld Iumor Hngh l Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Chefs Club 4 General 1 csv 52 IGN 'fi ff' CHRISTINE I.. NILSEN Chris In horse back ndmg she leads the rest needless to say she likes xt best Ambltron See the states Varrety Show 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Knxttxng 2 3 Photography Club 4 Ebb Trde 4 College Pre paratory IOAN BEVERLY OMARA oan Her quret ways and pert smxle help to make the day worth whrle Ambxtron Mamage Tn I-l1Y Glee Club 1 Kmttmg Club 1 Pomter 2 3 G A A 3 4 Vanety Show4 Honor Socxety 4 Commercral 5X 9553 in-5, NANCY IEAN OXENFORD Nan A combination hard to find a pretty face and intelligent mind Ambition Kindergarten teacher Shore Conference Band 1 2 Basket balll 2 4 Vanety Showl 2 3 4 GleeClub12 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Typing Club 4 Honor Society 3 4 College Preparatory IOYCE TERASE PFEIFER Ioyco Music I love and next to music the arts. . . . Ambition-To be a professional violinist. Tri-Hi-Y 1' Panel Discussion 1' Mathematics Club' Variety Show 2 3 4' Notre Dame Maryland 3' Honor Society 4' Senior Play Committee 4. College Preparatory. 'i.s,,,. , E T: ans Q '99 51 SHIRLEY MAE PEARCE Shlrl An excellent sport a very nice girl a fnend to many is our Shrrl Ambition To get married Glee Club 1 2 Basketball 2 3 Cheer leader 2 3 4 Knitting 4 G A A 2 3 4 Commercial DONALD F PRICKEN Don As a wrt if not first in the first me Ambition Pharmacist Glee Club 1 Basketball Manager l 2 3 4 Pomter l 2 3 4 Span sh Club 2 Vanety Show 2 4 Student Council 2, 4 Chefs Club 3 Iersey Boys' State 3' Class Officer 3' Honor Society 3 4' Senior Play Cast 4. College Preparatory. 'li 7.-4' 53 PATRICIA ANN PETERSON Pete Her happy face and smile so sweet makes Pete a gal you d want to meet Ambition Nurse Pointer I Journalism 1 Spanish Club 2 Dramatic Club 4 Ebb Tide 4 College Preparatory 'Q' DONALD W. BABY Don 'On the field or on the court we must agree Don is a good sport. . . . Ambition - Travel. Iournalism 1: Pointer 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball I. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Base- ball 2. 3, 4: Bowling 3. 4: Variety Show 2, 3, 4: Chefs' Club 4: Track 4: Ebb Tide. College Preparatory. DAVID WILLIAM REID Dave Honor to whom honor rs due Ambxtxon College Student Councxl 1 2 3 VxcePres1dent 4 Football 1 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Pho- tography Club 3 Varsrty Club 4 Vanety Show 4 Class Vlce Presxdent 4 Photography Edrtor Ebb Tide ler sey Boys State General GEORGE HERBERT RENNARD George A boy athlete whom everyone knows fought for hxs school agaxnst lts foes Ambntxon Basketball Olhcxal Footballl 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Vanety Show 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Chefs Club 4 General CLAIRE ROE Clalre Studres may come studxes may go but Clarre would forget them for her beau Ambrtnon House- wrfe Glee Club 1 Vanety Show 1 Basketballl 2 Soltballl 2 Kmttmg Clubl 2 3 4 General DX BARBARA GAIL ROY Gaily Farr ol hgure fair of lace Gaily charms all wxth her beauty and grace Ambxtion To travel Glee Club 1 Spanxsh Club Tumblmg 2 3 4 Tw1rlmg2 3 4 Vanety Show 2 3 4 Sports Club 3 Basketball 3 4 Dancmg Club 4 Commercxal INAR RUSIN lnar New to us thus Fall lnar IS lxked by all Ambmon Bartender at Iohn s Latvran Hrgh School lusula Berchtusgaden Germany Freehold I-hgh School Dancing Club 4 Glee Club 4 Track 4 Basketball 4 Volley Ball 4 College Preparatory gun- 54 IACQUELINE ANN SAGER Iackle Iackxe s typxcal smrle and regular way well compare wrth her humor so gay Ambrtxon Dxetrtxan Pomter 1 Spanxsh Club Z Sophomore Dance Commxttee Iunxor Prom Com mrttee Ebb Txde 4 Dramatrc Club 4 College Preparatory 'Q' sire:- ff , . 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I , . 2 , . . : : . : 55 ROBERT SCI-ILICX Bob Hrs pleasant smxle and lnendly personalxty certamly dont exceed hrs keen vrtalrty Ambmon Engmeermg Admmrstrator Basket balll 2 Football 1 2 Baseball 2 Class Presxdent 2 Gym Club 2 Van ety Show 2 3 4 Student Councxl 2 3 Cheis Club 3 Track 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Typmg Club 4 Col lege Preparatory BARBARA SMITH Bobi Bobxs tull ol lun and mxschxei too shell make you laugh tho you are blue Ambxtxon Dance wxth Nom Glee Club 1 2 Tnl-lxY 1 2 Tumbling 2 Typxng Club 3 Iumor Prom Commxttee 3 Dramatxc Club 4 Semor Play Cast 4 Varxety Show 4 Semor Dance Commxttee Ebb Txde 4 General M LOUIS ERNEST SHERMAN ou Lous pleasant voice with us rs hrst choxce Ambxtxon-Secre tary Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Vanety Show I 2 3 4 Dramatxc Club 3 Socxal Dancmg 4 Commercxal RICHARD SMITH NANCY SIGNA SLOCUM Nance Stxll waters mn deep m bmon Mamage Glee Club l 2 Variety Show 2 G A A 2 3 4 Kmtting 4 Semor Play Comlmttee 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Commercial Dick A real Joker rs thxs boy be hlls the classroom wrth laughter and o Ambxtlon Commercial Fxsherman Whxtmer Hxgh School Toledo Ohio 1 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Vanety Show 2 3 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Gym Club 3 Gen era 55 CONSTANCE I SHORTREED Connie I wnll be taxtblul to thee aye I wnll' Ambxtxon Phannacxst Lnbrary Club l Glee Club 1 2 3 Spamsh Club 2 Photography 4 Ebb Txde 4 College Preparatory RICK COURTLAND SHOUP Shoop And courage never to submlt or yxeld and what IS else not to be overcome AmblflOB Mechan :cal Engmeer Electncal Clubl 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Electrxclan 2 3 4 Varsxty Club 4 College Preparatory CAROLYN M. SPURGA1' Spurs A combmatnon thats bound to wm good humor personahty pep and vxm Arnbmon Go to col lege Tn HxY 1 Glee Club 2 Span rsh Club 2 Dramatxc Club 3 Basket ball 3 4 Typmg 4 Pomter4 Vanety Show 4 College Preparatory CLIFFORD CLARENCE SIBLEY Dnscretxon ns the better part ot valor Ambmon Lawyer Gym Club 1 3 Spamsh Club 2 Varsxty Club 3 4 Soc1alDanc1ng 4 Semor Play Cornmxttee 4 College Prepara tory I-'HANK STANTON Frank Both blond and tall Frank tops them all Ambxtxon Mercury convertxble and a mxllxon dollars Photography Club 2 Gym Club 3 Chefs Club 4 General ROBERT SPRAGUE Bob At basketball he s at hrs best his tavonte game we dont have to guess Arnbmon Undecxded Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Varsxty Club 4 Dancmg Club 4 General IOHN OSCAR STENSLAND lohnny Hts only labor rs to kxll the txme Ambmon-Own a 100 foot yacht Football l 4 Electncal Club 2 Track 4 Chefs Club 4 Boys Gym Club Semor Play Commxttee 4 General 56 Qu, L EDWARD STENGEI. Casey He doesnt hunt for trouble but trouble hunts for him Ambition Undecided Fort Lee High School 1 2 Chefs Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 Senior Play Committee 4 General IOHN TRONCONE Iohnny Oh life - without it you re dead. . . . Ambition-Machinist. Electrical Club 2' Gym Club 3' Chefs Club 4' Senior Play Commit- tee 4. General. ROSS H. TAYLOR Ron Quiet Ross is oiten a surpnse when he starts cracking wise Ambition To own a new blue Ford Student Council 1 Intramural Basket balll 2 3 4 Boys Games 2 Senior Play Committee 4 Senior Dance Committee General ELSA ROSE WAGNER Elsa A hearty laugh a pleasant sound' oh well-Elsa's around. . . . Ambition-To be happy. Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Knitting Club 2 3' Pho- tograph 4. Commercial. 57 ROSE MARIE TILTON A real cut up in every class Ro s sense oi humor is hard to surpass Ambition To travel Glee Club 1 xmdmg 2 Volley sau 2 Softball 2 Pointer 3 Basketball 3 4 Sports Club 4 Variety Show 4 Ebb Tide Commercial ., is Q f' , , fm, - 'JG4' lsr IACK WATSON ., ack.. A quiet guy lull of wit, tho very shy about using it. . . . Ambition - Insurance Investigator. Roselle High School 1: Art Activities Club Z: Ebb Tide 4. College Preparatory. WILLIAM F WATT Bulls a guy with plenty o! vrm would take an army to hold hun rn Ambxtxon To own a 40 loot cruxser Electncal Club 2 3 Semor Play Comrmttee College Prepara tory f-05 ARTHUR W WILSON Swede a very smart fellow and a lot oi fun Ambmon To run a tour mmute course Baseball l 2 Intramural Basketballl 2 Basketball!! 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club Track 3 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 o lege Preparatory EDWARD YOUNG I-stty Remember thy glory make known thy mrght to all Ambrtxon Gentleman of the road Gym Club 1 2 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track Vanety Show 4 Socral Dancing 4 Intramurals I 2 4 General 58 MELVIN H. WINOGRAD Mo To be a success rs has arm hes bound to wm rn any game Ambmon To be successful Vanety Show I 4 Electncal Club I 2 3 Ebb Trde 4 College Preparatory umu.. If y ,. I.. 5 - Around the track he likes to run. Spanish Club 25 Social Dancina 42 . . I: ' I I3. 4: . : ' . - C 1- : '. : I I I, : 4: . B4 1. Shirley Dwyer and Conrad Blackman 2. Flosy Estelle 3. Ed Mangold 4. Iosie Blanco, Ioan Lockwood and Nancy Oxenlord 5. Lois Cox B. Bobi Smith and Iessie Geddes 7. Bob Schlick 8. Gail Nolan 9. Hay Fairbanks. Bronson King. Bob Nauss and Dick Smiih 10. Iosie Blanco. Gail Roy. Rose Tilton. Sue Fanara Ioan Clark. and Nancy Oxeniord 11. Nonie Herbom 12. Gloria Frazee and Ari Degen 13. lane! Moore 14. Barbara Murray 15. Gail Roy and Sue Fanara 16. Polly Iohnson 17. 1-'lossy Cooper and Bud Mosserolle It ,fl 7f rf' LM' 4 t 'fu 2' A AJ' 7--.HN FINIS We are the accumulatxon of our past Contacts wxth classmates cmd fnends molded us as we reflected thexr personahtxes Sports actxvxtles created att1tudes Lastmg mterests sprang from club and extra curncular functxons Maturing with the help of our teachers we grew 1n knowledge Wlth all thxs behmd we look to a future lxghted by a gleam from a retlectron m the mlrror of our hxgh school expenences. APPRECIATION We the Class of 1950 want to express our ap preczatron to the followmq Sponsors and Patrons for then' generous contnbutrons whlch have helped to make possxble the REFLECTION EDITION of the EBB TIDE Abromowxtz Dept Store Atlantlc Linoleum Bennette s Market Britton s Tavem Caruso s Charlie s Hardware Cooper s Drug Store Amold Ave ln Point Mel Duby Photographer Ernie s and Larry s Charles Ganbaldr Ir Realtor Fiesta Grits Iames G Hollmeler Ieweler Home Room 101 Home Room 208 Stetsers Angels I 6 R Five and Ten Cent Store Lavallette New Iersey lerry s Market Morton Iohnson 61 Co Inc Bayhead New Iersey lohnson s Pharmacy Lott s Liquor Store Dr Malnn Bob Neary Plumbmq 6 Heatmg Paulsen s Flonst Pearce s Bakery Pleasant Barber Shop Pomt Pleasant Bakery Poxnt Pleasant Pharmacy Prenuer Market Ship Chandlers The Sugar Bowl Tomamo s Shoe Store O B Van Camp 6. Sons H Allen Van Hlse Vetrim and Capestro Wxnoqrad s Dept Store Wolfe s Delicatessen 63 1 , - Guempel's Grocery Store PflTll0l' Mrs R Ayres A Ballweg H T Barrow Walter Benett and Mrs Albert Blackman Mxss Bxrdsall and Mr Art G Lee Mr Iohn Burd Mr and Mrs CharlesH Cox Mr and Mrs Arthur DuBois Mr Leon Dwulet Mrs Evelyn Dwyer Mr and Mrs Dame1C Emery Miss Marxlyn Errxckson Mxsses Donna 6 Nancy Faulls Faulls Fools Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Home Room Home Room Home Room Home Room Home Room Mr and Mrs Pat Gob e Maurxce Goldberg l 7 Ralph Gnego Mxss Lois Iohnson Mrs Grace Iones and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Albert Kochka Sr C B Lockwood Henry I Mader Edward M Mangold Marlon Naeglm and Farruly George Newall Karl Ott Bxll Pearce I V Phllxpson The Four Plums and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs R C Poland Donald Baby Harry Roe Paul Seller and Son Bobo Sxebert and Mrs Robert C Stetser Frank Tomamo Trammels Untrammeled 64 . l l Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. Mr. . 06 20 209 210 21 1 Mr. . , . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kochka, Ir. Mr. . . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. ' Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. ' Mr. . . Mr. '