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

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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.

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,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.

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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.