Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

t PAS! 4 — SECTION TWO
This weeks Who's Who, Charlotte EJias, is the
fourth girl drummpr majm-ptfe in Onoan Ci\\ High
School history
Band field conductor
Who's who this week
Last year, Charlotte Elias
was named field conductor for
the 1974-75 Marching Band
Mason. Charlotte is now the
fourth girl to hold this position
in the history of OCHS,
"Being the fourth girl isn't
really a big thing, " said
aiarlotte, "it's just the ex
citement of being able to take
charge of the band I am both
happy and proud that I have the
honor,
"Ididn't think that I would be
able to do it because of my
heigjt. Many people told me I
was too ihort. But then there
were some who said that you
have to do your best and you'll
make it. And they were right!
"I think the band will be very
successful this year. They
sound fantastic and everyone is
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really working hard to make
things go right. 1 think we will
surprise a lot of people when we
perform
"I don't think that the band
needs much improvement
music wise. However, we in the
band need to build up our
morale There are so many
people putting the band down
and yet you don't see them
trying to help make it better.
We have a good, hard-working
band, but our reputation is not
good because our own
schoolmates make fun of us.
How can we be luceessful if our
own school wont accept us?
Thii doesn't only upset me, but
it upsets the band. We need
support. People want a larger
color guard and majorettes'
squads, but we can't have a
larger squad because no one
supports us. If and when they
do, we will have a title just like
other bands in the county If
people would just think positive
when they hear us, they would
realize that we are just as good
as the rest,
"I have been with the band
for five years, I played for three
years and then joined the color
ruard squad. I've had plenty of
experience marching, but not
much conducting experience I
went to West Chester State
College over the summer to a
band camp, which was very
good. I learned a lot about
conducting and numerous ways
of miking myself acceptable to
the audience. I think that I am
plenty ready for the new
marching season "
Charlotte alio actively
participates in the Choir
Student Council, Black Student
Council and the SAE
Home Ec teachers
attend conference
Mrs Grimes and Mrs.
Ostrowski, home economics
teachers at OCHS, attended the
Annual Home Economics Fall
Conference held at the Holiday
Inn, Trenton, on September 20
and 21
The thtme of the fall Conference
was, "Values
Assessment Leads to
Utilization of Effective
Strategies " Home Economics
educators participated in a twoday
sequential workshop to
focus in depth on the process of
valuing and helping others to
assess values. Some of the
topics covered were: values
expectations; valuing process;
valuing principle; goal setting;
and implementation.
The workshop activities were
directed by the staff of the
Educational Improvement
Center of Northwest New
Jersey,
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1974
BILLOWS Freshman team entertains high hopes for the year
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Coach Hob Dotti'j freshman
foot ball team opens up its new
season with high hopes for their
Upcoming campaign. The
Raiders opened Tuesday,
October 1 against Jackson High
School m home
The freshman team in
general lacks size, but [hey
have a lot of he.af't," Coach
F\>tti talks about his squad.
The heart of our team is the
peanut squad These guys
weigh about 90 pounds and are
under five feet They may be
smaJI bul they sure don't lack
guts, Our team is small, but I
scouted our first game opponents,
Jackion, and they're
just about the same size as us
We should do well this season
and I think we are better
prepared this year. We're
basically a running team.
"Our offensive strsngth is a
strong baekfieJd, which has
much depth. In fact, our line ii
made up of former backs The
French Club officers for 1974.75 are (I. to r.) Sandy
French Club had its
beginning in 1969
Ocean City High Schools
French Club devoted to those
students who are interested in
the language and custom! of
the French people, was
established in 1969 by Mrs.
Joanne Pancoait, and has been
going strong ever since,
the purpose of the club is to
let students participate in
cultural activities that can not
be taught in the classroom.
Certain activities are
traditional to the club, such as
their annual trip to New York
City where they visit a French
restaurant and try to see g
theater production which
relates to French, They hold a
French dinner in the spring at
Mrs. Pancoast's house, where
committees of students prepare
the various courses. They have
heard lectures and seen glide
presentations on France and
French culture.
Some of the club's activities
are done in conjunction
with the Spanish Club They
meet together to discuss and
compare customs of the two
nations. For example, they
have gone Christmas carolling
together.
Though not primarily a
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club does sell candy to help
fund some of their prognmi
This year they would like to
visit the Renault Winery to
Isarn about how wine is made
There is also a museum thire
with all types of French crystal.
This year's officer! are
Sandy Roseh • president, Ellen
Hannigan -' 'vite-preiident, Sue
Brady - secretary, Cathy
Dorsey • treasurer.
Math Club begins
its initial season
The first meeting of the newly
established Math Club was held
this past week. Mr. Ralph
Carson, Geometry and Algebra
11 teacher, organized this club
for students interested in
careers dealing with the math
field.
Speakers, lectures, and
field trips are being planned.
The club consists of about a
dozen members but more
students from grades nine
through twelve are welcome!
to attend. Interested students
should see Mr. Carson.
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not much evidence since they
haven't had much competition
Our kicking team should be
good also.
"We have to work on our
passing, but both our quarterbacki
are doing good. I feel
we have good leadership and a
tot_of heart"
The offen; • ij led by Joe Kyle
and Jorge Weijienherg. The
halfbaeki are Dan CuHinane
and Bob Sherer, Fullbacks are
Bob Myeri, Rick North and
Jules Leider. The wingback, is
Mark Implazzlo Ends are Scott
McTigue. Jack Myers, Miles
Kirkhoff, Carmen Perone. and
Dave Chattin. Tackles are
Kevin Smiek, Bill Corion, Rich
Minichino, Kevin Adami, Tom
Bellinger, and Dave Thompwn,
At the guard positions are Andy
Florentine, Ken Fatten, Max
Slusher, Gary Hedrick and Tom
Costanza. Costansa i§ also
competing for the center joh
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The defenie has Dave
Oiattin, Biek North and Miles
Mrkhoff at the ends. Tackles
are Bill Corson, Jules Leider.
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middle guard position is Dan
Cullinane, Max Slusher, Dave
Thompion, Ken Patton and
Oary Hedriek The linebackers
are Bob Myeri, Andy
Fiorentinn, Tom Costanza, Dan
Canova Cornerbaeki are
Carmen Perone, Mark Impagliazzn,
Russell Snow, Tom
Coatello, Jorge Weissenberg
Scott McTigue, and Mike
Cooper. Safeties are Joe Kyle,
Jack Myers, Bob Sherer, Kevin
HaJliday and Bruce Bailey The
kicker is jim MacMurray The
peanut squad includes' Tom
Costellq, Rujsell Snow, Bruce
Bailey and Mike Cooper.
As the freshman football
season begini, you really have
no idea of what they will do. No
men are returning from last
year, and they have little idea
of what the other teams may be
like Ocean City's main rivals
this year are Cape May
Hammonfon, and Middle
Township. Coach Dotti urges
students and parents to come
out and support the team
throughout their season
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by Kevin
Cinema Scoope is a new
column thii year. Through it,
members of the Billows staff
will try to bring you their views
of recent movies. The column
will alternate with "Book-
Ends", a review on books. This
week our movie in review is
"Mime" starring Lucille Ball.
Mime is a flighty lady living
in the IBZO's with her nephew
before the Depression. Suddenjy
Mame is wiped out and
takes on different jobs, but she
is soon fired from them all.
Mame meets a rich southern
plantation owner who she soon
marries. During their
honeymoon, Beau, her
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New teacher
enjoys OCHS
Mits Linda Brown, a new
Latin and English teacher,
came to Ocean City High School
following a teaching position at
Tulane Unlveriity in New
Orleans, Louisiana Miss
Brown reoeiwd her Bachelor Of
Arts degree at George
Washington University in
Washington, D C. ^he wait on
for her master's degree at
Tulani.' Universiiv
As it is early in the school
year 1 havm t spent tno mufih
time in Ocean '^ty. but I like it
vfrv much " She feels th*
teachers at Oi'pan City are jiiet
fantastic!".
Miss Brown hasn't gotten to
(mow the students at OCHS
very wen, but she thinks
"they're good kids, " and she
gets nlong very well with them
Sieasof yet hasn't determined
the student (' imereBf in her
subjects. "We have a good
time, and this year there are 41
students taking Latin"
In her spare time Miss Brown
enjoys playing the guitar,
racing ten-speeds, anrf being
involved in politics
Stabler
Meme returns home and
starts on her kooky escapades
again until her nephew,
Patrick. Ii marTied, He has a
son and she takes him away for
the summer.
The acting was very good,
and Lucy made a convincing
Auntie Mame, although her
singing left a lot to be desired,
Thii made it all the more
realistic because how many
people have an aunt who jg a
great singer?
Vera Charles played by
Beatrice Arthur was very good
in her part and carried it off
well.
Robert Preston who portrayed
Beau was everything
expected in a wealthy southern
gentleman. He wai abou the
only good singer in the show,
Kirby Furlong and Bruce
Davlson, who played Patrick as
a child and a young man, did
equally well in their parts.
The music was very good and
the choreography was great.
The precision of the chorus in
dancing and linging i« beyond
compare. The costumes in the
movie were perfect and if
"Mame" dot>sn't receive an
Oscar for costumes, something
ii wrong with the Academy.
The movie overall wai excellent
and the audience
responded greatly, Hatl off to
"Mame"!!
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Utopia'
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Lying oil a
plush carpet in
front of a huge
rireplare, in a
cabin, in the
mount nias of
New Hamp-
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friends, on a
cold moonlit
night, with the
ground snowy
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Drumming •
To be happy
and to see
other people
happy
Regina Martin
Friendship
with other
human brings.
The
capabilities of
being able to
respect them
for whoever
they happen to
be.
What in
iors plan for busy year
'Hie Junior dim officers,
executivt committee, and aJl
interested students met on
Fridiy, September m to discuas
plans for upcoming events of
the school year.
The first subject discussed
was the location for this year's
Junior Prom, The two locations
will bt voted on by the entire
Junior Class September 20. f ht
Music Pier which is
traditionally where the prom is
held along with an after prom
held someplace else, or a lit
down dinner and prom at
someplace other than the Mieic
Pier with no after prom, will be
the two choices listed on the
ballot. "Oie theme for this
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year's prom was also
discussed. Suggestions were
made and then voted on by the
Students present. '"Oie Great
Gatsby", "We've Only Just
Begun", and "A Time For U§"
will be the three themes to be
voted on.
Next on the agenda were
the suggestions of pniiible
themes for the Junior Class
float. Three themei were
suggested and voted upon by
the attending studenti, A place
to build the float i» still needed.
Any student with any information
regarding this
matter, please contact Mr.
Rinck or Mrs. Cort or any of the
class officers. Work on the float
will begin early this month.
Last to be discussed was the
raising of money for Paul
Targowski, fellow student and
Junior Class president, who
wai seriously burned last
spring. Several fund raising
ideas were suggeited: a
telethon, volleyball jamboree,
walkathon, student faculty
basketball game, and
workathon were among the
ideas.
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