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

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sf:- TQWQ.-f' Q s Wm ..xAX. W. 3 45, 1 S 5. . 'Qs SK it zwf 5 ,bf Chairmen Inform Students Feb. 18, 1971 - The ,eighth graders had their first taste of high school life at a guidance workshop held for the students and their parents at 8:00 P.M. This first encounter stressed the curriculum, program requirements, and regulations of Ocean Township High School. In addition, each department chair- man spoke briefly concerning their individual pro- grams. The curriculum guidebook was distributed describing the grading system, class rank, home- work policy, dress code and the administration's stand on drugs and alcohol. Mr. Frank Rizzi, guidance director, spoke briefly and answered any questions of parents and stu- dents. The following day found the guidance personnel at Dow Avenue cIasshopping to each eighth grade homeroom in order to answer further ques- tions. Students were also given a tour of the High School during a typical day as part of the orien- tation procedure. Individual interviews between counselors and stu- dents were scheduled to aid in planning the ninth grade curriculum and to take a broad outlook at the student's high school career. Students in one family were assigned to the same guidance counselor to eliminate confusion. The maiority of students, how- ever, were assigned to specific counselors by ran- dom picking. The freshman schedule of the individual student is dependent largely on the eighth grade scholastic record and recommendations, other factors are also considered in counseling the student. Certain stu- dents may also matriculate to honors classes upon invitation. Stockholders Share Interests Feb. 18, 1971 - Treasurer Mike Da Pron informed the Board of Directors of Economics Mutual fsee page 281 at a meeting today that each share of the company's stock was now worth sixty-two cents, a gross increase of twenty-four percent. President Richard Long predicted that the stock would be worth seventy cents at the end of the year. Steve Hertz and Alan Krinzman argued over the price of eggs. Cliff Schweitzer and Saul Rigberg deferred from entering into the discussion until they had read up on the poultry question. FAR UPPER LEFT: Mr. Frank Rizzi, Guidance Director, welcomes the eighth graders and their parents to the Guidance Workshop, as the Department Chairmen wait to be introduced. ABOVE: Staff members discuss new ideas at their meeting. LEFT: Standi ing in front of the graph which charters their company's prog- ress, the Board exudes wealth all over the place.