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

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Oceans Downs Arch-Rival Jan. 8, 1971 - The undefeated Girls' Basketball Team of Ocean Township further enhanced its rec- ord by beating arch-rival, Point Pleasant Borough. Bobbie Baselici was high scorer with ten points, Helene DeLisa and Sue Stockfish each added seven, Maddy Marshall, Sue Henderson, and Toni Baselici each had six, five, and two respectively. Maureen Kolar and Geri Kenney were high scorers for Point Pleasant with twelve and eight points re- spectively. The final score was Ocean 47, Point Pleasant 31. The arch-rivals, began the games in an atmo- sphere of anticipated victory. Ocean iumped to an early lead and controlled the.,tempo of the game. Bobbie Baselici was outstanding on offense and He- lene DeLisa was thedefensive standout. Skiers Level Biope Jan. 9, 1971 - At the crack of dawn most people were still in the comfort of their warm bed. Not those of the O.T.H.S. Ski Clubl Approximately fifty students went on a thrilling ski trip to 'Vernon Val- ley, Vernon, N. J. These excellent skiers, whose skill was shown by the lack of iniuries, had an exciting day on the lofty slopes.

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Spartanettes Dump Raritan Jan. 12, 1971 - Now that the girls' basketball rules have been replaced by boys' rules, the Ocean Spartanettes have performed as well as the Varsity Spartans. The girls are undefeated with a record of five wins and no losses. They are leading the newly formed Shore Girls interscholastic Athletic League. The Spartanettes defeated a weak Raritan team 40-16. Ocean raced out to an 18-2 lead after one quarter and led 22-4 after the first half. The duet of Sue Stockfish and Bobbie Baselici were a formid- able obstacle for the visiting squad. The two com- bined for more points than the entire Raritan team scored. Sue dumped in I3 points and Bobbie con- tributed seven points. President Delivers Formal Address Jan. 13, 1971 - Amidst a background of liberal innovations which she and the Student Council insti- tuted this year, Liz Solomon, Student Council Presi- dent, delivered the first formal address in the history of the school. After recounting the accomplishments of her ad- ministration, which have helped to establish a flexi- ble, livable environment within the school building, Liz launched into a questioning of the meaning of these accomplishments. Asking if an end of bus passes, optional exams for Seniors, a more liberal- ized cafeteria procedure fwhich has since failedl, and other achievements made the student body any more happy, she answered no, She deplored the apathy which brought about the failure of such pro- grams as a teacher-free cafeteria, but nevertheless reaffirmed her original intention to make Ocean Township High School a better place in which to learn. Following the completion of her address, Liz read a number of suggestions from the student body which had been submitted to the Student Council for its consideration. Everything from outside classes -during the warm season to gum chewing and more liberalized exam policies for underclass- men were recommended and some were being dis- cussed with the Administration, reported Liz. Although questions regarding the Student Coun- cil's actions were solicited by the President, only grievances were stated and Liz refused to transform an assembly into a complaint department. Howev- er, she invited all students to speak with her or indi- vidual Council representatives regarding their fur- ther suggestions. RIGHT: Helene Delisa tries to pass through the Raritan press.