Ocean Township High School - Sandpiper Yearbook (Oakhurst, NJ)

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mother Crop Of Young People Lecome Exposed To High School Life 2 z Peter Scherr Alan Schneider Dean Schoch Karen Schodowski James Schoepflin Amy Schottland Donna Schumacher Anne Marie Scott Lori Sender Bruce Serra Samuel Sestito Patricia Setzer Eileen Severs Patrick Seward Debra Sharp Helen Shaw Colleen Sheehan Patricia Shrewsbury Bernie Shucavage Ricardo Siciliano Randolph Sieka As another school year began in Ocean Town- ship, another crop of young people became ex- posed to high school life. These freshmen, as the seedlings were called, took their roots in school soil. However, as usual in the first year of high school, most boy seedlings had not sprouted as high as the girls. ' The male liliputians had to push their way through a land of Ocean Township giants. Swaying in and out of crowded halls, a budding freshman's vision was blocked by the knees of basketball players and waists of upperclassmen. Meanwhile, the freshmen looked toward the older, robust men of the high school to the dismay of the girls' classmates. ln another year or so, when freshmen seedlings have grown into handsome stalks, the cream of the crop will be chosen to pave the way for munchkin new-comers. UPPER LEFT: Freshman Eileen Severs iumps as high as she would like. LEFT: A freshman downing a nourishing liquid which she hopes will help her to grow up big and strong.

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Steven Popok Chester Pownall John Provan Mindy Puro Kevin Quigley John Quinn Edward Quirk Alan Rand Richard Reich Barry Renz Domenic Riccio Virginia Rice Jeffrey Rich Caryl Richenaker Lynn Richter Nancy Ring Carol Anne Rizzi Paul Robb Bruce Roman Jeffrey Rosen Paula Rosenkranz Melvin Rugg Joan Salusfro Kathleen Salvano Cheryl Sanlenelli

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Verne Skidmore James Slover Donna Smith Jace Smith George Smock Priscilla Sneff .Iill Snyder Steven Sobieski Kim Sodemann Jeffrey Soper Sandra Sorrentino Thomas Sparling Kathy Speck Chris Anne Spiros Martha Spitz Mark Starr Sandra Stein Sandee Steinmann Clarence Stevens Ann Stewart Freshmen Can Seniors During the month of November it looked though the seniors had the prize for the competit canned food drive which was sponsored by 'I Keyettes and Leaders Corp. But, at the last mini they. were outsmarted by two freshmen girls. W nickels and dimes collected in the school halls, the two girls dashed up to the highway and broug back a shopping cart filled with canned goods. The Freshmen won a decisive victory and becai of their efforts and those of other classes, nine fax lies received goods for a Thanksgiving dinner. BELOW: At the Thanksgiving Football Game, Amy Schottlc represents the Freshmen Class while accepting o plaque for vi ning the competitive canned food drive. RIGHT: A few of ' many canned goods brought in by Ocean Students. ,,. is l l l 1 Q J'