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

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. ff .Sswikfi,. , ROBERT VV. FAULLS THOMAS CASE Love that Shakespearev All fight, 1658 Sfdff with English IV ll ..... W E ROWVENA SCHOENER Long white sports car: N030 you see it, now you don t. , Art DAVID OXENFORD Today we,re going to have a little quiz. U. S. History II I know. You walked into a doorln Yessir, I,ll keep her tied up from now on! GEORGE BRUBIFIELD Talks faster than we can think. Chemistry and Physics .wi-' ' . .. 5?-Yf - Q' y ' lx ly I I ' I 54:1 DAVID VVEBB Do you know what silence means? Music ROBERT STETSER His bark is worse than his bite. Music RICHARD REICHARDT Let,s take a trip. Art o .Q sf fm f 5 'Y Ji

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ww' sg? JACK LENTZ They know I hate to teach typing! Business WILLIAM REPSHER I ou can't speak Spanish, f y don't speak at all. Spanish WILLIAM D. STRATTAN Next year we'll slaughter Squan! Boys' Physical Education It --.ff ., Ng , -iv-'ig-s Nfl E . .X V, . X.IL. 4 cgi? .1 3 X -X is -A gl w K X Q X as K Q9 X r ,QW RN ' A - l' a - 5 Y i - ELIZABETH VOIGHT EARL ELKINTON Real gone on long hair. How dof' English I Industrial Arts if ' ' :?E:'ESF'Ni 'vfzzzf QR .aieal ? ftzii WEE-:Q-szfnzi 523312 YS I Z 1113l1ikliZ:':'NX!lftltX'vii?l6lNEQ3w GURNEY LORD Ah, gee, girls! Home Economics U? A ,ss -+ I X Mr. Faulls and a college buddy. Jr FRANK CARR MARIANNE HEROLD IOSEPH CROCELA The quiet man. But is it really love? :IAN fight, Cl01011SlD Boys' Physical Education Home Economics Mathematics ki .,, V 1442

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, ,.,...,t. THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Left to right: Marianne Herold, Lucille J. Ward, Eugene D. Ward, Lou Ann Demarest, secretary, David Oxenford, Gunther Heyse, director. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT GUIDANCE IS BIG AID TO STUDENTS At the present time the guidance staff consists of iive teachers, who devote part of the day to guidance, and a full-time guidance director. Each student is assigned a counselor to whom he may go whenever he needs help in making important decisions. At the same time the counselors arrange at least one or two confer- ences with their students to help them plan a program according to interest and ability. It is The counsellors are always willing to help students with their school problems. their desire to Ht a course of study to the student rather than I-it a student into a course. The student is always the important factor to be considered. In addition to holding individual conferences with students, the guidance department operates the school's testing program, vocational career conferences, and issues invitations to parents to take advantage of the school's desire to provide a counseling service through personal inter- views. Big decisions about careers are discussed in the guidance ofice. A7 Wa