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

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Seniors Study Facets Of Life December 11, 1970 - On another day that will live in infamy, the economics classes of Mr. Martin Lefsky set forth on a class trip. The activity was par- ticipating in a program sponsored by ACES fAmeri- cans for a Competitive Economic Systemj. These mighty trail blazers explored the operational facili- ties of Squibb and Du Pont. The daring economic students who visited the Du Pont Photo-Chemical Plant were subiected to the breaking point of their emotional character. They were led through half of the plant in almost total blackness - in co-ed groups. The class of '71 took this in stride, and in doing so cultivated their cause of studying in detail all the facets of the American Way of Life. Those who visited the Squibb Pharmaceutical Company were tested in another way - the test of conviction. These modern philosophers who made up this expedition, the purpose of which was to study the American way of life, were offered a free lunch. It was accepted immediately. On a full stom- ach the students were able to study the internal working of a pharmaceutical company. fSome ex- perienced difficulty in stomaching the aroma en- countered in the fermentation plantj The day, in total, was a complete victory for the American way of life from lecture to darkroom to lunch-room and home again. Cagers Wallop 'Squan Jan. 8, 1971 - The Ocean Township Spartans added another decisive victory to their collection. The Spartans downed a highly rated Manasquan team by a score of 8l-54. Ocean upped its Shore rating to third and remained in first place in the B conference. The team's record is presently four wins against one loss to the Red Bank Ballclub. Ocean blew the Big Blue off the court in the first half by a twelve point margin and coasted the rest of the way. Our top scorer and all-state candi- date, Mark Hlatky, surpassed one thousand points in his Varsity career and claimed scoring honors against Manasquan with twenty-three points. George Anders swept the boards and also added eighteen points in a strong performance. The quick- est backcourt in the Shore, comprised of Tim Bruno and Charlie Brown, demonstrated their fine team- work and dominated the flow of the game. Rich Smith, acclaimed as fine a shooter as Mark Hlatky by Coach Ron Truex, contributed greatly to the team's offensive flow and defensive effort.

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D. J. Wakes Up School Dec. 23, 1970 - At approximately 7:35 A.M. the voice of Al Subarsky was heard throughout the halls of the high school. The students were fortunate enough to have their very own Roscoe Metro- media Stereo who faithfully broadcasted the sounds of morning maniac music until homeroom began. The Student Clouncil was responsible for the morning entertainment, which consisted of sounds from Woodstock, Grand Funk and other popular music. BELOW: After a satiating economics excursion, several of the trip participants mull over material describing Squibb and Du Pont Companies. RIGHT: Senior Al Subarsky, School Music Broadcaster, prepares to announce another album of songs dur- ing the pre-school hours. FAR RIGHT: George Anders C241 reaches for oncoming ball during the hotly contested Ocean- Manasquan game as Charlie Brown prepares for the fast break. We 1 ig ' X- s

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