Apr 1966 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

Human Tool
Art teach**, rwUy .
Altar ylewinf the stadent-faculty basketball game
*~ mi reason to hops so. Aside from some
Atoog wltt
ttllWIllNM
tfce
•efcabnhte Fmif,
•vat of thi* kin*
thought of M a practice confined to the human
totin good student-teacher ra
il CWUM.I1 and
arent small reasons for staging an
,.-- —^ «tai» fcotli Uams tor thtlr genuine effort
to win. ft hat occarfonaBy boon sftggested that inch games
cam* i 4acrt*M ia ttttdwrt respect for teachers. Contributtag
to thtt opinion is OH fact that most stuA-nt-facuity
flams* U% notiMnfi but farcei in which the tcterwn' sofa aim
ft U> art wrttkuW a* possible. Our tMeten also pravtded
this cotnlc aspect by draatmg in outlandish costumes, but at
the same time they put forth real effort to play a food game.
Students respect their teachers more for displaying this
sUJliHn part of good sportsmanship
This year's game was most successful and enjoyable
for aU. We hope projects such as this will be continued in
the future.
Visitor Completes
Practice Teaching
good k**s. and an to-
HNMBUhj ^Bsl JaaM ^^^Ij^A
— ot Miss Karen Swanseen,'
«»p has recently completed her prac-
Hce toacfcfc* at OCHS Mder the
•sjtnislwi of Mr. Kenneth Mom,
head jt.i
.in Luth nl
in Him' '
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SERVICE
SOCONY VACUUM
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12th St. A Asfoury Av«.
DIAL 399-2070
or 399-2071
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,ii .Mi Suuth Jerw>
Miss Swanseen, who recently
completed her prac-
Held tt doaefy parallels the tice teaching at OCHS.
available at
M Owaisjwiu concerning the teachings of an im-
to go into the fieldportant
philosopher during the Period
of Enlightenment and how his ideas
_ to man? students. Miss influenced his contemporaries and
_'a beauty and charming per- succeeding generations.
have brought hsr many boo- "This is a very good school syssa
sdcttul Tto Teen- tan," staled Mia Swanwen, com-
Htmr Vm-nm, and menting on flie quality of the stu-
travtkd to Dallas, Tens, to partici- dent body and the administration.
"The saddest
as I am getting to really
ISL^J" " m ^-*** me , g?"^^ taiiw te students, 1 have'to leave Tl
y*^'_***i 1 **?.** "^rf nwuu|saj SWInowT«tums to Montctair where
at Sat ssslRiilili matin* Jo ••» j she wUl receive her degrees at the
_P^^f* spring commencement exercise*.
| fa her «p«rt time, playing the
piano, watching educational tele\ision,
reading, horseback riding, and
i the rote, ate mp- d "* li "* *"* S ** Me ***
tovori Cant yiiu tti! ,i Sfjiinj.sh verb m'tn. %i \j t, , \
a SpHnish name fiiiniy . . , Jii>•
are yuu Tiisir'y for [.IIKI O
Lakes? . SVill the real S,ii"ih
please sTiir*! uj)
Ilavf another ufie
All eighth grade students have'
"tJutstaniling fi
written a short original chorale which
they have arranged for four brass
insirmnents. Each composition has
been playt-d in class.
Senior high students in the rli-Hive
class have recently crimpif-iifl their
original full length fnmpuKitiims.
Thc«y have transt>ribi>fl thoni for full
band. Each student will meive a
tope ..recording of his ;in.i
instruction in felkMMg ekaral dirac will stag,, an cvemng perforniamv
tion. Memben will be prepared to and two awM-nihljes for hi(jh sthj.il
move directly into senior high school studtnis. Tugi'thtT Hie band and
choir have had 33 public perf.imi«
groups, where many of the cnmpnKiances
iilrcaily this year and arc now
Urns are in eight parts.
pn-piiiini; fi(F tJn.':r combifHti spring
Increased interest has enlarged the
concert.
high school chorus from 37 to 80
members. The concert is selected The pu^iii-'intl stuiknta are invititl
nil -sprinjj (Tini «T'
BET h"""P-
Membprs of tte Instrumental or-
Kanizations have also kept busy. The
band, composed of 47 students from
stay here. Miss Swan- Seniors Stage grades seven to IE, rehearse three
took over Mr. Moore's classes
tune* a week. After an energetic
^Bk .Aa^B^B^BliBSftBtt I^^BSa^BJH ^^^^ S7d^B^^ ^^«l
mardhing season, the band sottled
Mi C^BIBHSI aSPwy BB WWH Lw
down to plan and practice for Its up-
tons, as she hopes to tea** the latter
sslrfftjt next year, fa teachingClass
Niaht
sjfning annual spring concert.
A little-known musical organization
«*» World Cultures classes, she has
and ideas The tailor Clans will hold a
Jar Night • taaigbl (Thumtay*
to U p.m.
M_ There wffl be an Informal ,
^ I "Jhwny Parson Show," foDowed by
1 > P rjn '- ' """"r* •" •»• •'• . I >n M.i>
win the Green H.-ri'f . . (;..«lb>e *' in ""' -^••ni-u*l It.-i4.-*v.i uiili-r
I^xi.i- , . liish.ii m." 1
nriw . , . Shiny urc-n r.Ljhf Mr II? ^ ^ h t n l *' '*"' ; in ( *'N H..;!i
. S, ITS ah .i.'t hit MiaihiT' . i M ^ ^ V I M B K ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B ^ ^ K
Ofw ami H half > uns. r,i;ht Verm-* ' ! I
SS'. iiI• I yi.-u tifl.t-ve . whi-ri''«. that
af Mt" . . , WTuif.s «i funny
II «f> Hup Fl'ip" Merc cuii.i
hi' Ea>t,.r pia . . Hark I hisir
iiki' . , . \\\-rV , , As I'iml
'-l>:\\\ s.nks i WIT of sight . . . "nip
Kvery th;nl hut up 'hen .
• •reial!
THE
HIS FORTE
"Are Jim i d'H-k-watchcr?" aske*
the cnipluycr of the candidate for ;
"No I dfint like insUli' wurk '
which will "he pr
UwUsitUur."
r,n April D7
at S:15 p.m. inthp
OCHS auditor,
ium. Th:« >i'iir ihe funeert bami
concert I'hfiir hiEh Eh stfrmA fr ch.jrus
will pcTform in the conoert.
WINNER LOSES
• CAMBRIDGE, EnRUnd _ In
1Sen,' m OCHS is'tfae'staRp'or damn'band" *2 J uali 'y '«r » flp Km R'rr-«
SUteen band mcmtei oarticiDatc ID P 1 * ^ . " ^ rt £i nk * P in *" f l »"r
niav Uke the Charles Jones
I ' if «,f-l ' ' •-* **.
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Prank W. Young
MAMMOKA
coocCTt choir, rehearses in Barbara Marshal!, 19. aec Tfnpi.thed
the Int. but was expelled Iran e*A.
y Pmm 0haw followed by
a fteoordHop with live music by the
, nwmbers of the Senior Class. The frank J. Sannino
j play has teen written by the special
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tol«y five Nips Students, 59^57
Sna to •
Owbr
the 3tudenU
the Faculty to
toad up until the
the mtd quarter.
«rt very
« both ftrt* ^nd» "*
ftrtrhir-nn Mt tne studentt
MItftehatt. ,rt*t the
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John Johnson, who b«h
is pointa. Syndw and
d in d»*t polnto to
uHy
quarter was the period
toJty made JU move and
the students, 14-10, to tie
up with the BIMU quarter
to bp Played. With •:»
in the mm* • *«•! by
wr KHVi. the Faculty the
the studt-nti Boon regain.
to ing linw thf Faculty
^ down and Aowtd 9m
they wantpd to win.
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SEASHORE
T fUTT'ir'iiTin
fm and furious"as the faculty battled
students in their annual court contest.
CaUndar for W—k
April 14 to 21
Slh grade eonfareniv. dtsmisssJ at
12 C.
4 pm—Baseball, OC vs. Middle
TownKhip, hour
7;30 p.m.—Swiior CUUM Ni^it.
FrMsy-
8th gnidi< MmfiTcni'fs dismissiil at
12 45.
4pm =JV bawbiUl, OC vi. Oajt-
Mssatoy-
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4 \t m
Irvt. nwiiy,
TMasay-
Ti-mplc Ti^'hn
iind StTiiiir hi$n
, duawssal at
OC v* Itammoii"
IrMtiiufi'. Junjitr
up in the guid-
NAKKr f
and !«
• » Vi ,1 rii in
Ii 1'i |> m — I>r.!nv,»!H"s Club
Ing 0 Ilmim N-!!S
I (in IkisiUili. IX' vs. Mainland.
hllTIH-
The shrinking dirilar ICHTOS to com.
in.inii unverttl resnfi-t without regard
to its puri-haMirig viiluo.
•AKClAY WALL
WfLOWOOO
POINTING
ttfl MEAN CITY StNT1Nim.f DOtR
Caravel Meets
Last Deadline
This put week the editors and
atafl at the "Caravel," the schoolyearbook,
completed and mailed their
laat shipment ol page* for this years
edition. Thus, all are now awaiting
A giBBOT M the Onished product. The
das* of "66" big attempted to improve
upon the foremat and content
Of this pubticadon by diverse layouta
and numeroua pictures of student,
at their leisure.
The misconception which some
may taw i» that the staff U finished
wMh all it* woriL On the confrary,
plans must now be made for
the school "yearbook assembly"
which is held annually. ThU consists
of m "sJdt" put on by the editors
and staff with the purpose of promoting
the sales of the Caravel.
Also, the Junior staff members
must now participate in the organization
of the yearbook supplement, a
small pamphlet consisting of events
which occur after publication of the
bank HatH. Thar muat also learn
tfta various procedures in respect to
layout, photography and capuuns to
assure that they shall be able to I
capably form and publish the Caravrt
of "67".
FASHION SHOW—Girls cufftntly takin.1 whying mod,
rashions in the1ffib#^gttpa fecehlly:
Mr Subotich welcomM New jtney AssiiUnt Commissioner
of Education Dr Mat Bogirt.
Dr. Max Bogart assistant commsMW
of Bhottoa lar Nsw Jss>
sey, mt wtth the GOB BagBsh DopaHment
on Thursday, March U.
The purpose 4 _thfr-meeting was to
dtacuas work being AM* ON tha BM
EnctiA syltabo-
Those attendUm
Mr. SUtaMk, Engl«
kead. Mr, WUUtaM
.OMMW, Mr. Hutda-
Mr,
The MiUre Department has been
worioi* «nce the fail in construct-
OCBAN C1W
ORNAMENTAL
MMIVBMMCO.
kig tbiti new course uf study.
dosje thua far. Me is wtn-duK-d to
return May 12 lor further
CBfiee and cake were served at the
meeting which was heW in the Coo-
ORfSKANY
fftllMTTlf fO
DIAL 399*2717 M. «V
ins the children at
Society Aids Mad to Atari, Th* angeefe w«s
Corp* T*odi*r initiated by the Honor Society when
it received a tattw from a leal mag
the Honor Society of who it alao gt*H« aid to the Gbantaa
Ocean aty High School sent apprax- people in batatt