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08 WE SENTINEL-LEDGER OMM Oty, N,J. Thuwdiy, Nawrelwr 7, HARSHER PUNISHMENT?— I do believe that harsher punish- Harsher punishment would mean Ocean City Goes Hollywood Most Americans agree that the Something is wrong with a society United States has a definite problem that lets murderers and convicted felwith crime. Harsher Punishment? I ons out on the street after a few months mentingeneraj.wouldbeadeterantfor fewer crimes. Many criminals in the don't believe that this would be the of imprisonment. We should have crime in trdseounrfy. UrdtedStateseommitthecrimesknow- answer to solving crime "much stricter sentences. However, this A motion picture set in the sum-1 However,theproblemliesnotwith ing that they will probably receive a When a person p commits a crime, would not result In a quick drop In our merof 1961 hasbeen partially n'lmedJ the leniency of the punishments but less than strict or harsh punishment he/she h is i usually ll not in i a right ih state of f crimerate. ratherinourjudicial system. Criminals shouldtheygetcaught.Therearemany mind. Many people have hid prob- Many y criminals have mental afflic- ontheboardwalkandatotherOcearW realize that when they are planning possibilitiesforpumshmentratherthan lems as children, and act out their Hons or use drugs. d They Th cannot hl Qty locations. I y pg p p g y help p Almost all of the extras are local sometypeofcrimethechancesofeven- t f r i t h h f ajaUsentence.Funishjraritshouldteaeh ajaUsentenceFunishjraritshouldteaeh problems through various criminal acts, acts themselves. themselves Menja! patients will not be tually getting the maximun sentence ii the criminal a lesson so that he or she The offender usually does not believe affected by any punishment; in fact, it people; many of them attend Ocean very small. Most probably realize that Mid do it again. he or she will be caught and punished maymakethemworse^DruguserswiH Gty Schools. Shane and Sean Reed, if they are caught, no matter how harsh For many harsher crimes like rape, forthe,crime. Why would a person go kill *"" or "*=* inr-c?- • '•'•"''" ' fofiiapplans' te TI. te ?' . dra wan Sf to Gotherburg and study the intema- to have a meat time" way, it would be easier for everyone to understand the American way of life. ••-"* understand the implications of verbal 9 » ****** »j me in V s U ^} tid Class of'95 Officers Mrs. Rubina Dombrowski and Mrs. Sue Walton, the freshman class advisors, released the results of the class officers. They are: President Rob Delmont; Vice-president Miehele Neary; Secretary Mandi Myhre; Treasurer Kelly Gardner. The freshman officers are responsible for putting together raisers to gain more money for the! OCHS Band class to go toward the yearbook, the prom,andotherevents. Theyattempt is Success to get the community and the school body involved. Forthepastthreeyears, the Ocean City High School Band has been pi- Already, they have participated ting smaller and smaller. This year at the Halloween parade. On October though, there has been a resurgence. 26 the freshman officers and the The band has nearly doubled in size. cheerleaders held a Halloween dance. A lot to do with the increase. Is the They will hold craft shows during tlm freshmen turn-out of thirty students. , W Theband director, Warren Miller, has been teaching band for the past 32 years. He said, "When I first started By Jason Maser Former Student with Artie Shaw Band said, "Some of the reasons were very When asked why she is attending Bob Miller, former student of involved, but some were simple, such Ocean City High School, and son of as people not doing what they were Mr. Warren Miller, band director at supposed to do." Miller had to work OCHS, recently got a big break tip hard for the next two years to correct earningaposinon with the ArHeShaw all the problems, and it seems that he Band, has corrected them. He will be on a 3-week tour play- tional business line. He feels the band will continue to ing in Louisiana, Texas and many by KaiuRetlly by Angela Matthews and physical abuse. States,andshefindsmanythingshere increase because it is losing only eight other southern states. While with the ^ * • - by jy RoseMetcaife RoseMeh different from her home in Germany. seniora,and hoesHmatesgettingabout Artie Shaw Band, Bob will be playing Schools Celebrate Successin American Education Week Sandra has only been speaking 40 freshmen next year. When asked if the jazz trumpet, the English language for six years; he has had any problems with his SincegTaduanngfromOceanCiry school here challenges her. Students students, he replied, "No, none at all. four years ago. Bob graduated from in German schools remain in one It has been a delight teaching them. William Patterson College last May A November 18-22 will be American LgCai merchants have promised win- conduct the tours. Parents and the classroom all day, and she found They were able to leam the music a Jazz Major. Bob has been in New EducationWeekthroughouttheUnited dow space for student displays. 106,3 public are welcome. changing classes a little confusing. quickly, even though we didn't have York and has played in two or three States. According to a coordinator of WSLT, a local radio station, will air Ms. Yaehettl says, "A lot of plan- Also she says that classes are struc- a summer program. They are a great bands. WithhisbigbreakintheArtie the Ocean City program, Ms. Linda prerecorded announcements of school ning has taken place for this year's tured differently, and teachers have bunch of kids," Shaw Band his father said, "I am just Yachetti, schools will celebrate with staff membera throughout ____„ the week. American ' ' Education "' ' Week, *" ' and we are different expectations. extremely proud!" programs designed to enable "the School Open Houses will be con- looking forward to a very successful Sandra is presently py living g with by George Walhff Ocean City communityto recognize ducted as well. At the Primary School, event." her host parents, the Hurff family, in by Dan Mafgagliano what we do within our schools." student guides will offer tours from 9- by Christine Muller Marmora. She admits she has not Iron Raider Gym. Programs spotlighting Ocean City ll;30. At the Intermediate School and been homesick since she left her par- schools will occur throughout the city. OCHS, Student Council members wiU ents and brother in August. She also COUNSELOR'S CORNER said her family was in favor of her adventure. Before Sandra returns home in Mr. Mark Impagliazzo is not only cart benefit from my gym because It is June, she will visit Disney World,Ncw Getting into College a gym and driver's education teacher open when the school isn't. We can York and Washington, D.C. here at Ocean City High School, he is offer students pre-season help. We When she finishes school, she also theownerof the Iron RaiderGym are also more flexible; we are open What does a four-year college's admissions counselor consider most important on your admissions packet? hopes tobecome an elementary school located at 324 West Ave. in Ocean more hours than the school," he re- It simply must be understood that college admissions counselors want students to come to their institutions and teacher. Some of her other interests City. marked. be successful. They offer admission to those who they feel will be successful and/or those who will contribute in a are playing the guitar and hinging He has been interested in weight A variety of people go there; positive manner to the college. With that in mind, they review an applicant's credentials and make the best decision out with her friends, lifting ever since ho was in eighth women of aHagesj middle-aged men possible. Sandra has enjoyed her stay in grade. He started because of football; who are serious about staying fit; jury* High School Record Ocean City and the students. She he wanted to get bigger. His friend, ior- and senior-high students; and* Past success has been found to be the best predictor of future success. Therefore, the first and foremost bit of adds, "I find everybody friendly and who was already involved in weight college students. information which admissions officers consider is the high school record. This record has three components: grades open-minded here." lifting, showed him the basics using Winter hours are 630-11:00 a.m. (G.P. A.), strength of schedule (courses taken) and class rank (where the student's G.P.A. places him/her in relation to the rest of the class). These are viewed as a whole because if separated they mean little. by Julie Ensle free weights. and 2:30-6:00 p.m. The cost for stu- Impagliazzo had been thinking dents is only $12.50 per month, and Too often, students come to us worried about their G.P.A,; they want to drop or not take a course which is very challenging and giving them difficulty. College admissions officers want to see that snidentsseek challenges and take MockTKal about opening a gym for a few years for a regular member $25.00 per and theopportunityfinallycame.The month. the most demanding courses they are able to handle. The grade point average is important, but not at any expense. Also, a consistency of effort is important. Seniors who want to take a light load and relax their final year of high Begms Season equipment a"t Iron Raider Gym is ba- The mainobjeetive 'or the gym is „ sically free weights. to provide a better training facility for school are making a big mistake. The first marking period and/or semester grades are available to the admissions At 2:45 PM on October 29, Mr * He felt that students need a bet- the entire student body, not just the officers and can be very significant. Patrick Mulvaney called the organiza- SAT and ACT Scores tJonalmeetingofunisyear'sOCHSMock »»training fadUly. "I think students football players. £ byPatHEssi lesting! This one word often makes even the best students cringe. However, scores on these tests still-play a Trial Team to order. In attendance were significant role in the admission process. It is probably best to view SAT or ACT scores as keys to open admission and students from grades 9-12, who wished scholarshipdoorsratherthanasthisinglefactorcontributingtothesesamedoorsbeingclosed. Students with superior to try out for the team. Billows Staff high school records can often overcome weak test scores and be accepted by many institutions. The Mock Trial Competition is a Senior Editors- Julia Engle, Jg«| Johnson, Chris Muller Students with superior test scores (as judged by thecolleges themselves) and strong high school recordsof ten have national contest sponsored in this state Assistant Editors- Features • Penny Moray evert more doors opened for them. These doors are now open because history has shown that this combination is an by the New Jersey State Bar Founda- Clubs • Eric Adilizzi even better predictor of freshman success than either criteria standing alone. tion, Its aim is to educate students in Fine Arts • Joy Fogelsangar, Stacia Morano Scholarships the "historical, ethical, and philo- Sports - Kathy Alcarai y ' We mentioned the word scholarship in relation to SAT and ACT scores, and we know that may have raised some sophical basis of the American system Photography - Todd Hile-Hoffer Eyebrows. Let us explain. Although the importance of test scores is often of justice," The competitions combine Technical - Eric Sullender down-played in the media in relation to admissions, they still are often an acting, research, and knowledge of the Reporters and Staff; Jennifer Lawinski, Nick Siniari. Farrah ^. important criteria for college-based merit scholarships and other private * Note - The late registration law. Mr. Mulvaney, the teacher-cOach ^ i i fd Many schools will automatically consider an applicant for deadline for the December 7, of the team,described the quick-moving Beaumont, Christine Strunk, Shannon Morgan, Vena Conoina, Sue 1991 SAT and Achievement competitions as "electric" and "excit- Choi, Joni Nelson, Rose Metcalfe, Jen Rueda, Jeremy Hile-Hoffer. Tests at OCHS is November 13, ing," TheOceanCltyTeamhaswonthe Rebecca Coreon, Bill Mulford, Christina Campo. Barbara Dever, 1991. Cape May County Championship two April Fioriglio, Jennifer Johnston, Jill Korupchak, Cathy Lavelle. The high school record and standardized testing results are die two most The regular registration for years in a row. Jeanne Lorenzo, Mr, Bonner's journalism class pirtt^cr^enn^swhichastudentpresentsfot review. Other credentials the December 14> 1991 ACT at Auditions for the positions of at- Taachar Advisors- Mrs. Barbara Daniel and Mrs. Paula Frtant i deb* importance from one institution to another. Counselors are Atlantic City High School is torneys, witnesses,and researchers will W» walcom* comments or opinions. They may b* aant ; to miggrat ways to strengthen a student's record and/or to November 15,1991. be held soon. to Thm Billows, Ocean City High School, 6th St. and rdevelop alternate routes to reach their goals. * . ' byErkAdtlizzi Atlantic Avanua. Oeiin Cltv. NJ Youth football league provides training, fun for next HS players 00 Sky Hawk John Eastwood swops up a fumblt. Then he returned It 68 yards for a touchdown against Upptr Township on Sunday. Sky Hawks over Upper, 22-8 OCEAN CITY — The Sky Hawks maintained their intensity level four complete quarters on Carey Field Sunday, downing their Upper Township counterparts, 22*8, and improving thiif_reeord to 6 and 2 in the junior football league. 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Indians shoot down Hawks, 20-8; championship Nov. 24 THE SUNNY MONEY MACHINE IS RUNNING $$$$$$$ TO STOPIT ANDWINALLTHfc MONEY. . LISTENTO ^V^ ' **j. •£&* Thuwdiy, November 7,1991 OcwnCtty, NJ. THE SENTINEL-LEDGER C7 By CHARLIE WOOD Ocean City are a big-Ume gathering of fans. A few Senunol-Lodflur Correspondent Upper Township, coaches team is up by 18 poinB it Ocean Gty, most of the rivalry for our kids," says parents arH friends of some for the younger teams OCEAN CITY —Sunday, "We want the kids to have must play its second unit. linemen and defensive Warriors coach Jim Tp :y, df tile players. emphasize instruction on "We want the kids to players ant from the tows* Nov. 3 started out cool, some fun. We don't want them •Some of these kids know **We really need more the basics, discipline and have some fun," says ship. crisp, and sunny — a per- each other, and some will support from the parente," safety. Tarby. "We don't want fect day for football. As the to be burned out by the time play together when they get says Hawks coach Rich Tol- One very noticeable "We want to play every- diem to be burned out by day wore on, douds rollod tohighschooL- son. "We're playing at exception to that statement in and the temperature they get to high school" body on the teaM1"says thi time they get to hjgh He adds, "Football really home antf there's' hardly could be Upper Indian star Warriors coach Tarby, "but schooL" dropped sharply. If the weather mirrored — Upper Township coach draws the township togeth- anybody here." If we feel a particular kid is Coach Tarby added that running back Jason Tazves, er. The teams are weU sup- Tolson feels the league going to be playing against most of Una \Jppa playeri should he decide to attend the sentiments of a small ported by the fans and has more parity now than bigger, strongir kids and be plan to attend Ocean City Ocean City . High School. gathering of Ocean dry Upper Township yo'uth Warriors, 22-8. parents both at home and has beoi the ease m past in a situation where he High School. Generally According to coach Taiby, football fans at Carey Field, football teams. The Ocean Uke the falling tempera- on the road." The Upper years, and credits the could easily get hurt, weU speaking, he Mys, the play- young Tarves is being their counterparts from City Seahawks edged the hire, Ocean City's fortunes bleacher at Carey Field was improved quality of players hold hun out." ers in the skilled positions heavily recruited by Holy Upper Township felt just Upper Township Braves, nose dived in the varsity nearlyfull. coming up Uffough the League rules also work toat the high school are from Spirit. the opposite. .26-2p, in the opening game. contest and the Upper IndJ. On the Ocean City side of feeder systems. keep scores close, and A triple-header day ofIn the second bout, Ocean ans roUid to a 20-8 victory the field there was a sparse In both Ocean dry andencourage parttdpatton. If a football was scheduled City again came out on top over the Ocean City Hawks. between the Ocean City and as the Skyhawks topped the "Sure these games with OCBAN OTY — Theyards with wingback Nick McCray picking up yardage Upper Township Indians Goodman scoring from to Uppers two-yard Une. football team Invaded eight yards out behind left from there, Baker blasted Ocean dry Sunday after- tackle Dan Mason and left in to make it 20-6. noon and in a hard fought, guard Jim Wyers to make it Steffon Davis passed to hard hitting game defeated M. Brenden Upford for the the host Hawks, 2M. Quarterback Matt LeFe- two-point canverston and Leading the league with a ver passed to Jason Tarves the 20-8 final score. 6-1 record. Upper Town- for the two-point cniva- Davis had his most sucship made the big plays sion and an 8-0 Indian's cessful day as QB, throwing when necessary and capital- half-time lead. for close to 100 yards to a ized on numerous Hawk The Hawks were forced vanity of receivers includ- mistakes. to punt in the third quarter ing Britt Busby, Stoekley As a result of the victory, and Tarves returned It 60and Mike Lubrano. Upper will face Middle yards for the score and a The offensive line was led Township Sunday after- 14-0 lead. by center Andy Beehtold, noon, Nov. 24 at Carey Tarvis led Vppex making Nixon and SemcheskL The Field to decide the champi- big play after big play. He defense exacuted a major onship. was hit hard all day, but effort but was hurt by big Upper Township Warrior Tony Ortiz Is about to be' Ocean City had the first continually broke tackle plays. Matt Wodtoy, Up- dragged out of bounds after a long gainer Sunday chance to score early in the after tackle and executed a ford, Nick McOlelan and against the Ocean City Sky Hawks. The Wantomtotf first quarter. On die Hawk's fake punt that aught the Busby ltd a. hard-hitting to theirOcean City hosts, 22-8. first possession, they drove Hawks sleeping. defense. to Upper's eme-vard line. Ocean City also executed Upper Township upped The big play,, of'the drive a fake punt when Britt their record to 6-1. VOICE / RECORDER (609)22S43«) was a 22-yard pats from Busby ran around left end The Hawks travel to Mid- FAX (24 HRS) (609) 232-739* Steffon Davis to Jen Stock- on his own to pick up a big dle Township Saturday ley. first down for flit Hawks. night and dose the season On first and goal from the This drive also ended with at home against Wildwood Merion Advertising Associates one, the Hawks ran left a fumble. in two weeks. behind Joe Nixon and Mike Tarves scored the Indi- ADVERTISING SPECIALTY, GIFT. AND CUSTOM PRODUCTS The Indians have a byt Semcheski but fumbled the SPECIALTY PRINTING SERVICES • PERSONALIZED SEHVKG an's final touchdown on a this weekend and dose out ball away. pitch around right end, dig regular season at Lower Dave Mercadante com- and a two-point conversion Upper took advantage of going 35 yards. Township the following RICHOBiHLI 420 MERION ROAD, PJO. BOX 6W. pleted the scoring with a against the Sky Hawk's the turnover and used the The Hawks put together a Sunday afternoon before OWNiR/CONSULTwrr TURNERSVILLE.NJ 08012-1520 45-yard run set up on areserve unit, remaining time left in thesuccessful drive, with Jon taking on Middle Township block by Maurice Stanley. MercadantB, Mike Gharri first quarter and half of the Stockley, Brenden Upfard, for the championship in The extra points were and Raymond Rodgers led second quarts, driving 99 Jesus Baker and Quan Ocean Oty Nov. 24. scored on a pass to David uHe way witii over five tack- Play Championship Golf Johnson and runs by Kevin les each. BF Qoodnch A&DTIEE Ftmslfflr and Stanley. Johnson recovered a fuin-, Also contributing to theble and Rodgers was safety. offensive dopinajion were Mike Cocozza, Mel Fuich, running backs Femsler, Wayne Carmichael and t VIC I Somers Point, NJ Stanley and Chris Young. Harris also came up big for The defense stayed the definse. 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C8 THESEfmNEL-LEDGER Oc—iiCtty, N.J, TTiwtdiy.Nowinbof7.1B91 Water, water everywhere Photos by BillRarlow Chip Carosia Byron Mercer Glenn Smith Charlie Wood ' ••* '• .*•". ". ' .\. v '-"* > y£i& Above, a wave smashes against an intact boardwalk at 18th Street, and moments later, below, the boardwalk is in pieces. A house undermined in Sea Isle's south end. Above, sand piles In O.C.s north end protect hous- ( V es. Later, below a city worker inspects the condition j after the storm. Above, boards are struck by a wave shooting up from the bulkhead. Left, Flood waters on 8th Street and Asbury Avenue. In 1962. the flood waters were up to the stripe on the parking meter. Above left. Sand placed at a street end proved an ineffective barrier. Above, damaged boardwalk at 17th Street. 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