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

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Mrs. Ellen G. Stetser Dedication A conscientious worker, Mrs. Stetser is not satisfied until she has accomplished a worthwhile iob. lt was with her untiring help and great understanding that this yearbook was published. Besides sharing her knowledge with the class as a whole, she is willing to assist each individual. The Senior class is indebted to Mrs. Stetser for the long, after school hours she devoted toward class activi- ties. Mrs. Stetser teaches English. It is with great pleasure that the class of 1951 dedi- cates our yearbook to Mrs. Stetser, senior faculty advisor. Not only has she proven to be a capable teacher, but she has often demonstrated her friendly attitude and given helpful advice to a perplexed Senior class. Mrs. Stetser has a genuine personality, and though always ready with a smile, she is sincere and a perion to whom all of usilike to take our problems. Lpoudtfher thbroughly pfepared l ns, her classesg e equippe5l with thewbndamentiyohlfnglish. N A xg , :X X ' gv ,r 5 K 1 ,v Q. is 4 3 if ,L .4 T .7 9' JA 'l -A 'A X Q ' - V x ' 3' 3 lx XP ii l 5 Q 7 ' .' 9 gs Lp ,Y Y Q .g X I' X N r x Y X ' 1 l l .- pg ,Q X .W 4 Mrs. Stetser records marks.

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, ,.W,..o- ' ' ,V M.. .... .J- M'l'i c- - ,W- M TTKM Here is Point Pleasant Beach High School . . . a pleasant inspiring place to study, a warm congenial place for games and dances. This is our school, where the gap between childhood dreams and adult reality is bridged. Every experience . . . from solving world problems in class room discussions, to dancing at The Rec, contributes in some way to our growth. The most appealing feature of Point High is the friendliness that penetrates every aspect of our scholastic and extra- curricular life. Friendly times, spent chattering before classy tough times, the night before exams, happy times, when the Garnet Gulls make a touchdown . . . all, blend together into four exciting years. The Ebb Tide staff has attempted to convert some of this enthusiastic and co-operative spirit into ink and paper form. Friendliness has been adopted as the l95l Ebb Tide theme because it best portrays the atmosphere which exists in Point High. 3

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How Can Point Pleasant Beach Hi9l1 School Serve Its Pupils? Secondary education, in this great nation of ours, is both a matter of learning fundamental facts and skills, and an experience in living together with other people harmoniously and cooperatively. Thus, the broad func- tion of the high school-OUR high school-should be to develop the potential capacities of its youth toward their intellectual, physical, social, cultural, moral, and vocational growth. ln addition to helping pupils learn to understand the ideals, responsibilities, and rights in American democracy, the school should also: Instill a recognition of the value of edu- cation and a respect for the same, Develop in youth a sense of duty in the performance of their obligations: Teach well the fundamental p and develop a recognitigi,-Jr portance, Help pupils, stand! N. X A' nu. N O xywwfnt , ,. Q: 1' Kumi