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

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Fashion Co-Ordinators Create Display Window The latest fashions were shown throughout the school year in the display window of OT's Clothing Department. Each year, fashions of the seasons by some of Ocean's top designers are exhibited. One week in February, the window boasted three stylish outfits by girls of Clothing ll. The purple cor- duroy iumper, short iacket, and light blue blouse were the work of Hilary Stupp. Toni Baselici made a gold iacket and Coordinating gold-and-brown skirt. A blue iacket, red blouse and red-and-blue plaid pants by Deborah Nasta was a perfect winter en- semble. Who knows what talent lurks in the halls of Ocean? Another Christian Dior or Coco Chanel may emerge from our Clothing Department. . 'SINCE R

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Wu.. Mr. Magnotta's Class ls A Fact Of Life Feb. I 9 - Mr. Carmen Magnotta invited a commit- tee of several local first-aid officials to speak during his health classes. The committee, a conglomeration of representatives from the fire and first-aid com- panies in Oakhurst and elsewhere in the Shore Area, demonstrated the proper administration of oxygen in case of accident and explained the var- ied iobs of a first-aid force. The crew assured the students of the competence of the local first-aid squads and related interesting highlights of the re- cent past - such as incidents in which the experi- ence of the first-aid department prevented deaths and iniuries. Model U. N. ls Organized Feb. 23 - Today an organizational meeting was held for all students interested in representing the countries of Belgium, the Ivory Coast, and Venezue- la at the Model United Nations. Richard Long, who was presiding, discussed parliamentary procedures and resolution deadlines. By the time the March ses- sion takes place, the students should have learned all that is important about their adopted countries' foreign policy so that they can be expert diplomats from their newly found countries. FAR UPPER LEFT: Fashionable clothing articles, which were sewn by the girls in the home economics sewing classes, are displayed outside the clothing room. ABOVE: Richard Long points out some of the difficulties which may arise in preparing for the model U.N. session. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Sharon Rosen- thol works hard on a possible item for the display window. LEFT: Mr. Carmen Magnotta lectures about family living. 245