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

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Academics Expand Continuously striving to meet the needs of both the students and faculty, the administration headed by Mr. Douglas Fredericks, improved the high school curriculum by adding new course op- portunities and increasing the quality of leduca- tion in our system. Developing curriculum further exposed stu- dents to their contemporary world, especially with the introduction of a new course in comput- er programming. The fields of data processing and aviation science were also expanded. The assistant principals are Mr. Aubrey Dell'Omo, who assisted in curriculum work, and' Mr. James Hartnett, who assisted in co-curricular activities. More Testing, Job Placements The .Guidance Department was responsible for the future of the students. Its members were ex- pertson colleges, testing, scholarships, iob op- portunities and problems. The first service of the department was to familiarize the incoming freshman class with the curriculum and schedule their classes. Q During the iunior and senior years preparation for careers and college were initiated with the use of PSAT's, SAT's, National Merit Scholar- ships and College Night. Mr. Charles Scott Mr. Douglas Fredericks Mr. James Hartnett Mr. Aubrey DeIl'Omo Mr. Frank Rizzi Miss Ruth O'Brian Mrs. Portia Mason Mr. Robert O'Donnell Mr. Warren Sutherland Mr. John Wengler