Point Pleasant Borough High School - Safari Yearbook (Point Pleasant, NJ)

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!s.,,,., si ' ' l DickllJhl l , re- ',,n2 t , ,xr v . rtit ' ' I TheyAudioVisual Aides department is here to aid the teach-s ersf in giving students a broader education throughithe use of media. They are responsible for supplying the schools vid- io equipment and instructional material. Mr, Uhl tapes prof grains for Qfteachersf to present in-fclass. has made provisions for students who must stay home due to illness to listen to the classroom discussions. Record players, tape recorders filmiprojecttirs are also at teachers' dis! posal. A.V.A. is an important part of our education and the teachers' presentations to their classes. y --.......t , E l ...ffl r joan Wheeler

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Li RA The Point Pleasant Boro l-ligh School librarygjis well st i f' set up for the student who wants to read orlstudy. lt contains manyfyglumes of rygy encyclogedias cause byifelasses. as ef 1 iffwhole sometimes utilizethe library to do reports and assign- ments given Mrs.,l s eveve her fbest stte the She always greets the students with a smile when they enter the library. She is there, to help solve the stu- ng 1 -- . I . i . ldentsfjggoblem digg,gfrndrnggggggaterral r yt as part ofthe dedicated staff helping to iles prepare our stu- dents for a successful future after we graduate. ryyl gtygg Mrs. LeFevre gg shhh ....... . g EVIZEV gg gi Q t. y I . I ,,,ss --'litsi J to r Q Li.: .. - ...... 1-:un ,.,.... 35--.-.' y-. K x 5 was .g 2. i M 1533393 fa Saas l l l js.: .VJ wwf ' it ...N .Q ..., . ,sg ., g M g 1 1 so-ws fi Q S swf- lun . ,i fx y -- J- Q rw? ,- Q .fff'fw-.gt if ' 3 'N ' x I l l l l sw l

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1 x -V U? If ev? M . 9 L , I wth-amwmmwf . .. an ,Z ,D , Fran Wheeler Chairman Use the dictionary ENGLBH The Point Pleasant Boro High School English Dept. offers many beneficial courses in various aspects of the English field, ranging from those geared to busi- ness work to areas such as the literature of the occults. One of the broader sec- tions of the dept. is that of literature which deals with many interesting views, both old and new, such as Literature of the Supernatural and of the Occult, 20th Century American, Short Story, and others. The literature courses seem to be the most popular among students and offer great insight to the lives and customs of other cultures. The English area is that of writing. Courses are offered in Basic Writing, College Composition, and Creative Writing. One' favorite is Creative Writing. ln this course, the student learns various writing techniques and puts them to use in original compo- sitions and essays. With so much writing involved, this tends to be a rather diffi- cult course,gbut in the Iongrrun, it's well worth the trouble. Having a good, solid background in writing helps greatly in many other special courses such as Busi- ness English, aimed toward those wishing to pursue a career in business, particu- larly as secretaries, are excellent because they provide neccessary background for students without concentrating on sub- jects irrelevant to their future work. Elective courses are open to juniors and seniors only, because students need a general foundation upon which to build before going on to more specialized subjects. The elective system is consid- erate of the students and indicates that teachers understand their wide variety of interests and needs, and try their best to satisfy them. Y to , .tts if , it s,,,.. .., Q . aifl it t 4 ff ,,,, i :ai , '. 1 :U Valerie Kristbergs jane Millar Get Pepe out of here We will be on time Roger Braustein I have no opinon . . . But. 4- '92 Ralph Porter lts not my responsibility