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PACE 6 — SECTION TWO<br />

BILLOWS<br />

Published by the Publications Club <strong>of</strong><br />

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take place in a nearby<br />

restaurant, an Ides <strong>of</strong> March<br />

and April Fool's Day Celfr<br />

bration, and a complete Latin<br />

week which will take place in<br />

the school. Miss Brown also<br />

plans to obtain tickets to the<br />

play "Jason and Media" in Nt>w<br />

York or Princeton.<br />

The next meeting will be held<br />

<strong>Oct</strong>ober 21 when arrangments<br />

for the Halloween party will be<br />

discussed. Since Latin is not<br />

required to join this club. Miss<br />

Brown gladly welcomed (he<br />

crowd <strong>of</strong> about 40 people which<br />

attended the last meeting<br />

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, <strong>1974</strong><br />

After three straigit victories<br />

against unpreven teams, Mite<br />

Slaveskl'i Raideri go into the<br />

bulk <strong>of</strong> their schedule which<br />

will decide their nadhme In the<br />

CAL<br />

The Raiders met Lower Cape<br />

May on Saturday, a team which<br />

has had its troubles, but they<br />

nevertheless, as Coach Slaveski<br />

puts it, "have the potential '<br />

They then meet Hammonten,<br />

Buena, Absegami, and Middle<br />

before the big turkey day clash<br />

with defending r AI. champs<br />

Pleassnfville<br />

Coach Slaveski stresses the<br />

running game, but he feels the<br />

learn also must prove their<br />

passing game,<br />

I'm satisfied with our <strong>of</strong>fense,<br />

but I look for improvement<br />

in our passing game<br />

and our execution Our line has<br />

done a good job, hut they have<br />

been bogged down on penalties.<br />

What I mean by execution is<br />

missed assignments (jumping<br />

<strong>of</strong>f sides, wrong pass patterns,<br />

etc ) We have to stop hurting<br />

ourselves with these things/'<br />

The Raiders' Mike Linahan<br />

has done an oiistanding Job in<br />

the running department, which<br />

is really no surprise to Coach<br />

Slaveski. "Linahan hag filled in<br />

adequately for Jim Minshull<br />

this year at running back. I<br />

can't say I'm surprised.<br />

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Alterations<br />

George McGinley<br />

REGISTERED BUILDER<br />

319-3788<br />

<strong>of</strong> ! to a S reat<br />

because I felt he had the<br />

potential He follows a line <strong>of</strong><br />

great running backs, which<br />

lor the last three years I have<br />

been happy with "<br />

Although the running game is<br />

the mainstay <strong>of</strong> the <strong>of</strong>fense.<br />

Coach Slaveski points out a<br />

disadvantage <strong>of</strong> a running<br />

<strong>of</strong>fense. "If I were to defense a<br />

team like ours, i would key on<br />

the run As we get to the<br />

tougher games, the teams<br />

might do this and we would<br />

have to turn to the pass So we<br />

must be prepared with the pass,<br />

and do it with consistency This<br />

we must work on "<br />

As the rushing <strong>of</strong>fense is<br />

good, so is the defense against<br />

the run "Our defense against<br />

the run has been outstanding,<br />

and has held the opponents to<br />

under 100 yards per game with<br />

the exception <strong>of</strong> the first game<br />

against Jackson where one <strong>of</strong><br />

their boys broke a long touch<br />

down run If not for that run,<br />

they would have had under 100<br />

yards rushing That is our goal<br />

for the defense against the run;<br />

to hold our opponents to under<br />

100 yards per game.<br />

"The goal <strong>of</strong> our pass defense<br />

ii to hold the opponents to 50<br />

yards per game. They have<br />

given up a little more than that,<br />

but we art working hard to<br />

reach that pal I expect to see<br />

more improvement in the<br />

department, but the degree <strong>of</strong><br />

improvement will dictate how<br />

well we will do. The potential is<br />

there but we have to improve to<br />

be a contender in the CAL.<br />

We have been hurt with<br />

penalties such as going <strong>of</strong>f the<br />

line early, among other things<br />

But we have been successful up<br />

to date The potential for a<br />

winning season is here, but it's<br />

all in the boys' hands We have<br />

to improve "<br />

The Haiders' strengths are.<br />

number one, the running game,<br />

and the defense But they must<br />

improve on execution and their<br />

passing <strong>of</strong>fense and defense<br />

Another very important aspect<br />

<strong>of</strong> the game is the specialty<br />

team, which Coach Slaveski<br />

points out also needs improvement:<br />

"Our specialty<br />

team should be more<br />

productive, as it accounts for 28<br />

percent <strong>of</strong> the game. Many<br />

players used to look down on it,<br />

but that has turned around<br />

because <strong>of</strong> its importance "<br />

Coach Slaveski also stresses<br />

the importance <strong>of</strong> a team effort<br />

We have had some superior<br />

performances, but we are not<br />

out to build any one player. We<br />

must have a team effort<br />

Everybody must do their job "<br />

Although the team does not<br />

have real depth he feels it is<br />

deep in another sense, "We<br />

havevery capable men that can<br />

Till in and do the job A lot <strong>of</strong><br />

these guys have heen in our<br />

program three or four yean,<br />

and many can fill in at different<br />

positions We have one man<br />

that has played five different<br />

positions on the team. Already<br />

wehavehada man come in and<br />

fill in at centa 1 . We also have<br />

two men who have filled in at<br />

wingback The key to success<br />

lies in our team effort as a<br />

whole We mat have that to<br />

win this year "<br />

Center available for students<br />

The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Recreation<br />

Department Director Donald<br />

Pileggi held a meeting <strong>Oct</strong>ober<br />

16at 1 p.m. with student leaders<br />

from <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School.<br />

Also present it the meeting<br />

were Assistant Director jack<br />

Bittner, Principal Scott<br />

Johnson and Vice-Principal<br />

Harry MeLau^ilin<br />

The purpose <strong>of</strong> the meeting<br />

was to share with today's<br />

students the purpose <strong>of</strong> the<br />

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Youth Center ann its goals for<br />

the future<br />

The Youth Center was<br />

founded in 1947 by a group <strong>of</strong><br />

high school students interested<br />

in i place where they could go<br />

to relax and meet their friends.<br />

These students petitioned<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> civic clubs and<br />

organizations which were<br />

responsive to their requests.<br />

With the aid <strong>of</strong> city leaders<br />

and other interested adults, the<br />

Youth Center was created and<br />

became a highlight in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />

<strong>City</strong> students' lives. It wal the<br />

center <strong>of</strong> all social life in the<br />

city.<br />

Today, the Youth Center<br />

functions with much <strong>of</strong> the<br />

same purpose in mind.<br />

However, much is being added<br />

to Center life to make It'l^prf<br />

enjoyable, Tha .Jjputh Center<br />

Board <strong>of</strong> Directors < a group <strong>of</strong><br />

students) makeup the schedule<br />

for all Center activities.<br />

Some <strong>of</strong> the events the Center<br />

is sponsoring his year include<br />

a trip to Philadelphia to a<br />

Beach Boys' Dance Concert<br />

and a iW trip. In addition to the<br />

Center being open Friday and<br />

Saturday nigi s, the Center<br />

plans to be jpen Monday,<br />

Wednesday and Friday from 1<br />

p.m. to 4 p.m. At this time,<br />

students may avail themselves<br />

<strong>of</strong> any <strong>of</strong> the Center's facilities<br />

and food will be served,<br />

Mr, Pileggi and the Youth<br />

Center Board <strong>of</strong> Directors urge<br />

all students to get involved in<br />

the activities <strong>of</strong> the Youth<br />

Center,<br />

Calendar<br />

OCTOBER 28<br />

Bike Cross Country, Youth<br />

Center<br />

1:15 p.m. • Public Speaking<br />

Club, Room 118<br />

OCTOBER 29<br />

. Math Club<br />

Public Speaking Club<br />

OCTOBER 30<br />

S.A.E. Metting<br />

Candy Apple Sale<br />

Class Ringi to be delivered, 8<br />

a.m., S-18<br />

OCTOBER 31<br />

Halloween Parade<br />

Frank I. Sannino, Jr.<br />

Larry Migliaccio<br />

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THi OCIAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER<br />

Former teacher Spanish club started by students in 1963<br />

return to O.C.<br />

Mr Michiit'l Naples, who is ;i<br />

seventh grnde reading tf'ach^r.<br />

relumed to (K'HS after<br />

leaching hcri 1 in 1970 Comparing<br />

the school today In the<br />

school four years agn, he feels it<br />

is "essentially the same" i J x<br />

eepl for the overcrowding<br />

proMem I lik» the schedule<br />

but the dassi's should be Id<br />

minutes longer It's harder to<br />

teach in shorter classes," Mr<br />

Naples is surprised to see the<br />

students' attitudes and actions<br />

to be the sutne b**catise I<br />

thought thev would bp mnip<br />

advanced."<br />

After gradutiriK from North<br />

Catholic High School in<br />

Philadelphia, he attended<br />

Villanova University where he<br />

majored in Kriiication «ith<br />

English as a minor He<br />

received his Bachelor <strong>of</strong><br />

Science Degree in Education<br />

After college he I aught in<br />

Nelhaminy High School,<br />

Longhorn. Pa before mming<br />

to OCHS<br />

Mr Naples worked as a<br />

special agent in the FBI after<br />

leaving OCHS for three years<br />

and 10 months In this time he<br />

worked in Detroit, Michigan:<br />

Washington, DC . Ann Arbor,<br />

Michigan; and Monterey, Calif<br />

He feels Monterey is "the most<br />

beautiful place in the world "<br />

Mr, Naples left the FBI to<br />

return to teaching, because he<br />

"missed student contact and<br />

wanted to live in a small, clean,<br />

quid town " Mr Naples now<br />

plans to stay in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

As <strong>of</strong> now Mr Naples isn't<br />

involved in any school activities,<br />

but at some time hopes<br />

to get into basketball, cross<br />

country or track coaching. In<br />

his spare time Mr Naples<br />

enjoys long distance running,<br />

basketball, and is an avid<br />

baseball fan<br />

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the outdoors.<br />

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from DILLON,<br />

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if your property while you art away.<br />

me I '(fan Ci|\ High School<br />

Spanish club ih un urbanization<br />

which hits IK'I'II in I'xistpnci'<br />

since IWiij Htu'li-nts Sp<br />

piiiachc'd iaciiliy anri ud<br />

miihsrr«i"irs ai thai limp and<br />

asked to *.i;in this club They<br />

uaniI'd ;i club where Spanish<br />

( ulturt' was Hi*,rim

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