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

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The object of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for ' scholarships, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, to encourage the development of character and instill the ideals of good citizenship in students of Point Pleasant H.S. The N.H.S. is com- posed of sophomores, juniors and seniors who have shown superior scho- lastic, leadership, character and citezenship qualities. To be academically eligible for membership a student must average at least a B for the last three semesters in all major subjects, no marking period grade shall be lower then a C-in any area for the last two semesters, and overall average shall be at least a B. New members are selected twice a year by a council, con- sisting of the principal and members of the teaching staff. This year the N.H.S. has continued a tutoring program for the students who wish as- sistance in any subject. Many other projects have been successfully ac- complished this year bythe N.H.S. NAnoNAL 1, Honor: SOCIETY S 'Q 5 E. -5 5 Z Q5 51.4 Seated: Diane Delaney, Christine Pedota Vaike Lillemagi, Standing: Barbara Daily Renee Crombie, Cindy Boggio. 205

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The A.F.S. Club has enjoyed a very fruitful year in 76. This year Lennart Westman, a stu- dent from Sweden, attended P.P.B. as a senior and graduated with our students in june. Activities that the student club members have participated in this year were three rollar skating parties at the Lakewood Rollar Skat- ing Arena along with the Point Pleasant Beach A.F.S. Club members, a Square Dance held in the cafeteria with Bob Bissey the caller. The highlight of every year is A.F.S. Day which is an annual event. This took place on ,Feb. 27th at both the Beach and Borough schools. Approximately 14 foreign A.F.S. students who are attending high schools in Monmouth and Ocean County are slated to spend the day at either Point Pleasant Borough or Beach High School. They will attend classes during the school day and tell the students about their homelands and school. Our student chapter had been active this year in trying to raise money for students coming to our country or planning to go overseas. They have sold pretzels at home soccer games, sold A.F.S. Christmas cards and sold refresh- ments at Adult Chapter Flea Markets. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Lennart Wesrman from Sweden, Paul Bick returned from Argentino, jeff Weiser leaving for Brazil, Dr. Perry Principal, Mr. Cleaves Advisor. E I I 2 z I Row 'I Bill Schoner, jim Fricks, Ron Sanes, Margaret Shibla, Noni Ehrola, Bob Crowning, Row 2, Mr. Cleaves, Kathy Fiori, Karen Emmons, Bill Repsher, jeff Weisser, Vaike Lillemagi, Lennart Westman, Paul Bick, Bill Gehring, Lisa Canonica, Leslie Becker 204

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