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

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mi H, iw zs' ,.'! 'Pz fl. to RJ 2nd Row: R. Kaplan, D. Walling, P. Tarrant, K. Child, D. Roziewski, J. Baroska, H. enauer, M. Tarrant, P. DeRosa, D. Leitstein, K. Herberg, M. Wolfe. lst Row: D. Van Sant, D. dgers. Twirlers Add Attraction Marching briskly to the beat of the band, the O.T.H.S. baton twirlers have been an added attrac- tion at football game half-time shows. The squad, which was comprised of twelve girls, was under the ioint leadership of co-captains Diane Rogers and Denise Van Sant. Diane and Denise choreographed motions to tapes of the band music and then taught the routines to the other members of the squad. The flag twirlers, led by captain Cindy Zaiac, also added to football half-times and composed their own routines. 2nd,Row: R. Abramson, H. Hipschman, D. Hathaway, L. Mullen, G. Aresti, K. Segal, A. Bellman, L. Silver, J. Bordinali. lst Row: M. Agresti, N. Collins, M. R. Landis, K. Dodd, C. Zajac, N. Corbett, N. Ruimy, M. Schodowski, S. Worell, S. Little.

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T 33 5 A' 7 BAND: lst Row fl to RJ: M. Piancone, C. Brummet, S. Lyons, 2nd Row: M. Walker, G. Summerfield, B. Donnelly, M. Leeds, N. Brandwene. 3rd Row: G. Summerfield, C. Harrison, B. Feigt, G. Dean, H. Kaplan, M. Donnelly. 4th Row: A. Kessler Chiddenj, S. Wirthlin, E. Huges, D. Daniels, J. Pemperton, K. Alison. 5th Row: T. Kellers, J. Walker, H. Cohn, L. Sussman, M. Bileti, B. Aruts. 6th Row: K. Cooper, F. Brand, M. Peterson, O. Richter, G. Anders, F. Oltarzewski, M. Lane. 7th Row: S. Lubas, J. Warm, C. Hamber, C. Beordsley, J. Nordstrom, P. lmbriglio. 8th Row: B. Scott, D. Harris, V. Donofrio, H. Donnelly, C. Lazear. 9th Row: C. Kiefer, V. Johnson, W. Sneff, L. Solowey, M. Rug, B. Siegmund, A. Lazear. 10th Row: A. McDonough, B. Schuler. Marching Spartans Never Miss A Beat The musical half-time show is practically a tradi- tion at all O.T.H.S. varsity football games. Under the direction of Mr. William Figart, the O.T.H.S. Marching Spartans Band, Flag Twirlers and Color- guard strove to present a musical routine which would be of interest to all spectators. Half-time shows have been based on such varied themes as: Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head, ' Son of A Preacher Man, Kumbaya and Hawaii Five-O. Stirring marches like the NFL theme Confidence, Mister Touchdown and Touchdown were also presented along with the perennial favorites O.T.H.S. Victory March and Happy Days Are Here Again. ,The band practiced these somewhat grueling rou- tines during band sessions and after school prac- tices. Saturdays were sacrificed to the football games. After the football game show, members of the Parents Music Boosters Club gave up their time to nourish the ravenous musicians. RIGHT: Robert Schuler, a six year veteran of the Band, plays Charge during the Asbury football game.

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Girls Cheer Them 'On At each football and basketball game this pas' year spectators of the Ocean Township Spartans witnessed a show in itself. Twelve high-spirited girls, each proclaiming the greatness of the Spartans anc the novice ability of the visiting teams, led our boy: on to victory after victory. Some famous lines whicl' inspired the boys to make that extra point or to ge' that important rebound were: We're Numbel One, Beat That Team, and Spartans Are The Best. With the bright smiles of the girls many spec tators were enthused enough to stamp their fee' and sing songs of victory with the cheerleaders. l 4 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 3rd Row Ueft to Rrghtj D Reilly J Feeny J Samaha G Burke R Stevens, P. Green. 2nd Row: J. Reiter, A. Katz, C. Villapiano,