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

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Above left: Combination lockers were a new experience for the freshmen. Above: The civics class studiously reads current events papers. Above right: Class officers pose shortly after being elected to represent the class. Seated are: Theresa Zybort, secre- tary, John Estelle, president, David Watson, vice-president, and standing is August Nothnagel, treasurer. Right: A typical class is called to order. Below right: The advisors who guide the new students are: Mrs. Trammell, Mr. Pabst, Mr. Ozoroski and Miss Osmun, Despite many difficulties in life getting organized, the Freshman Class finally came through with a get- acquainted party and dance, which was held on the 16th of March. This dance was a huge success due to the careful planning of their class officers who were John Estelle, president, David Watson, vice-president, August Nothnagle, treasurer, and Theresa Zybort, secretary. Miss Osmun, Mr. Pabst, Mrs. Trammell, and Mr. Ozoroski were the able managers of this group. The freshmen seem to have a wealth of ideas and their class promises great things. HOME ROOM 105 FIRST ROW: E. Elkington, M. Irving, F. Manks, D. Snell. SECOND ROW: J. Es- telle, T. Batzel, C. Mason, R. Hammell. THIRD ROW: H. Gifford, B. King, T. Heuring, W. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: B. Johnson, G. Smith, K. Kleinschmidt, A. Nothnagel, E. Troucone. FIFTH ROW: J. Dillen, M. Andren, R. Applegate, R. Ol- sen, J. Wallis. SIXTH ROW: J. Brown, R. Hooper, D. Linton, J. Polhemus. G. Wis- mer. SEVENTH ROW: R. DePoIo, J. Hu- ber, D. MacPheveson, E. Rhoades, M. Wood.

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Good Scholarship Was Achieved By Freshmen OZOROSKI FIRST ROW: R. Gant, D. Blackman. SEC- OND ROW: J. Jordan, K. Neri, J. Scon- fienza, J. Hanley, R. Kitchen. THIRD ROW: M. Naden, E. O'NeiII, A. Larsen, E. Haymes, J. Conkling. FOURTH ROW: M. Pickell, B. Palmer, D. Locke, J. Thorn- ton, D. Courtright. FIFTH ROW: R. Wal- zer, E. Pearce, B. Loeffler, J. Hopper, R. Doran. SIXTH ROW: D. Watson, C. Ruz- icka, K. McCIave, F. Zybort, J. Van Ars- dale. SEVENTH ROW: S. Whittington, M. Schueler, E. Miller, R. Hulse, P. Dunn. MRS. TRAMMELL FIRST ROW: D. Miller, C. Sorensor, G. Cromarty, P Bridenbaugh, J. Hanson, J. Ader. SECOND ROW: H Weibolt, R. Durra, J. Edelhauser, E. Gale, M. Olivier H. Johnson, V. Anderson, G. Yanas. THIRD ROW: W Mathis, P. Brower, J. Johnson, F. Lietz, M. Scott, P. Troy, E. Johanson, B. Hurley. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Trammell, A. Dotterweich, C. Weaver, P. Randolph, M. Kiniery, T. Tilton. ff: H 'ie MISS OSMUN'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW: Left to Rightl J. Osborn, J. Rhoads, N. Van der Noot, J. Reeves. SECOND ROW: C. Locan- dro, S. Strickland, P. Bizzie, O. Corino. THIRD ROW: G. Wright, F. Evans, C. Beaton, H. Holmes. FOURTH ROW: G. Holloway, E. Myers, W. Dickerson, A. Jaxel, P. Gant. FIFTH ROW: C. Liebolt, H. Hulse, D. Morris, J. Solden, P. O'NeiI. SIX ROW: B. Doughtry, A. Frashier, R. Bennett, R. Morris, J. Cook. SEVENTH ROW: E. Stewart, Miss Osmun, J. Sconfienza, A. Dun- can, J. O'NeiI.

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5 3 2 3 BBW- in V S , 1 If X Q sf MS? if Y QQ Students listen attentively as Carol Herbert orotes in behalf of the Student Council. Extra curricular activities foster friendships, promote skills, and develop responsibility. Opportunities for broad participation are provided by Point High clubs, of which the gamut runs from electronics to canasta. 24 sffrw.-Pg'