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

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fffgffjgy DAVID OXENFORD DEDICATION It is with a deep sense of gratitude and an appreciation of all that he has done for us and the classes that have preceded us, that we, the Class of 1957, dedicate this year's Ebb Tide to David Oxenford. Throughout our years in high school, he has enriched our background, broadened our outlook on life, and made our high school career more profitable and enjoyable. As We leave our high school years behind us, we know that We will long remember his help and guidance in making us better citizens. We will remember too that our deep and abiding devotion to the track team and to Rutgers University began in his class. For so many things, the Class of 1957 Wishes to extend to this man a very sincere Thank youf'

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EBB TIDE STAFF POINT PLEASANT BEACH-The yearbook Gordinier, Editor-in-Chief of the Ebb Tide staff at Point Pleasant Beach High School has quoted: 'This yearbook should be long remem finally Finished the 1957 edition ofthe Ebb Tide bered as one of the best editions ever pro after hours of hard Work and devotion. Karl duced at Point Pleasant High. Editor-in-Chief ...... ............ K arl Gordinier Lgy-0ut Editor ., ......,.. Janie Bridenbaugh Arg Editor ,A,.,,,,,, .....,.. E laine Clayton Literary Editor ..... ...-.-... E d Reiflheff Business Editor .... .......... R lCk Makin Secretary ..,...,,, .......... S ally Testa 'wilt r P'cf'6l- EUGENE WARD Our capable photographer, Mel Duby, Advisor taking another picture, Assistants Perry Cotler Ginny Borrelli Joanne Ehrhardt John Ing KARL GORDINIER Editor-in-Chief

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Y' .1 MR. ARTHUR E. WHITCOMB There is much talk lately that We must produce scientists if we are to survive. This is undoubtedly true and many of you will continue your education toward this end. The real effort for survival, though, lies Within the realm of human relations and all of you can contribute toward this. If We all really learned to love our neighbor, it would have a much greater im- pact on the world than all our scientific develop- ments. Arthur E. Whitcomb ADMINISTRATICDN TO THE GRADUATES OF 1957 Graduation from high school is an important event in your life. The mental, social, and moral growth which you have had in attaining this goal will be the foundation of your future success and happiness. Our complex society demands more trained personnel and educated people. To compete in such a society requires the use of those habits and attitudes which have been a part of your formal education. The degree to which you have applied yourself will determine largely your preparedness to meet the challenge. May your future be bright and full of all that is good. MR. E. PAUL BRIDENBAUGH