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

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Letter Winners Sponsor Orphans Eligible for membership in the Varsity Club were those studentsg primarily a concentration of upper- classmen, who successfully earned a varsity letter in any varsity sport offered in the school. Also, any student who received a varsity letter for intellectual achievement was eligible for membership. There was a wide variety of sportsmen and women repre- sented at each meeting. Husky football players, tall and lanky basketball players, muscular wrestlers, and tennis fanatics were among the many repre- sented fields. The Club's prime function was to aid the athletic department in making students more aware of athletics and to try to involve them in the athletic program. On October 24, 1970 the club sponsored a car wash, where for 31.00 the mem- bers cleaned the inside and outside of each car. The Varsity Club sponsored an Indian orphan from Oklahoma and during Thanksgiving the members donated a turkey for welfare. The Faculty Advisor to the club was Coach Dave Dahrouge. .4 1 11 vl

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. . Key Clubbers Serve Selected for the school and community service they have exhibited in their school careers the mem- bers of the Key and Keyettes Clubs, were dedicated to raising funds for and offering help to the town- ship and the high school student body. The Thanks- giving Food Drive highlighted the Keyettes efforts for the year. The advisor for the Key Club was Mr. Lord and the two advisors for the Keyettes were Miss Greskovich and Mrs. Hoffman. , T ' -meow' 'Q 'fi' MSN Qian ., 1X - V5 ,lxx 3 .. YQ sf-z. 1,1 eg g , jg 43

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Leaders Conduct Stamp Drive Leaders' Corps recognized and developed poten- tial ability of leadership. lt provided students with opportunities for self-government. Opportunities were provided for leaders to render service to the Health Education Department, the school, and the community. The club also stimulated possible future Health and Physical Education careers. Leaders' Corps taught one how to teach, assist, and conduct physical education activities in the class and club programs. One learned to acquire the proficiency of an expert for use in demonstrat- ing and leading physical education classes and ac- tivies. Leaders' Corps taught the rules of the games and the techniques of officiating these games. Through practice leadership and other desirable character traits were developed. The highlights of the girls Leaders' Corps included the Thanksgiving food drive. The S and H Green Stamp proiect for Christmas, and a trip to the Physi- cal Education Teachers' Convention. Also, students in the club assisted teachers in Dow Avenue Elemen- tary School during physical education classes.