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

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304 During our years at OTHS, we have shared so many things. Laughter and tears alike have bonded us in a very special way. We've all been through many of the same things in a very similar way. We all know how our eyes burned after tedious hours of Chemistry homework, we remember how bitter the coffee tasted at 3:00 am. when the paper was due in 5 hours, we remember the dark November morning gym class that left our sneakers cold and wet all day, the lecture on Julius Caesar that seemed to last for an eternity, the Interim we were afraid to show to Mom and Dad, the Monday mornings, first period, the Friday afternoons. last period. We also know how it felt winning the float competition at Homecoming, playing in Almost Anything Goes, watching our friends in Student Varieties, receiving a special flower from a friend, pulling that impossible A in Calculus, reading our first College acceptance letter. Having shared so much, we feel that bond between us, the lasting, common. unbreakable thread of laughter, and tears. If at any time, you feel that thread growing thin, I hope you can open this book and recapture the warmth and spirit of your high school days. I hope this book inspires you to achieve success as never before. I hope you aspire to greatness and I hope you achieve it by maintaining high ideals even when times seem grim. I hope you fall nothing short of spectacular in every endeavor. I hope you continue to build and prosper upon the foundation that has been laid at OTHS. I hope you find success and contentment in all your efforts. I hope the 80is hoId a promise for you. And I hope that all your dreams come true. Lisa Karasic Editor-in-Chief

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