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PAGE 6 — SECnON TWO^ THE SENTINfX LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. Talent show a success This year's second annual *Qttdi a the Beat?' The group is comprised of Jennifer Anderson, who performed Rising'Star" Tatart show premd a Krister. Rirrel (11); Barb Handley (11), in the UpSyne "Lollipop" said, "It was huge SMCWM. Students from the high Andrea Kelly (11), 'Jessica McKee (10), a lot of fun, but 1 think more people school tried for a«h prfus in »• Danielle Ross (II), and Shannon should have participated" competitive potion or the show, smith an. which took place on Friday, Novem- Angela Biatnonte, a 14 year old Perpaps the most »nt«t«f ber 18. freshman, gamed thM place with her of the evening wee the/ones p Under the production of Mn. Ida piano solo entitled Moonlight Sonata, formed by the Aehewf Seeing the MargoUs. and the Psychology Dub, Senior Allison Amieone redeved teachers portraying country hillbillies the show went off without a Wteh. Honorable Mention with her solo jaez in the skit "Rrtendship'tnade me (and Seventeen year old senior Michelle dance to Take ft While It's* hoH" the audienc*) see that chers are Hams captured fust pri« with her Other Honorable Mentions included people wo. It made eve see the vow! rendition of ttw Olympic Theme Troy Dawkins, and Amy Tolson. Troy teaAers in a more rela and rather "One Moment In Time," Commenting sang a ballad from the movie School humourous Ught, on her victory, Michelle was quoted Date entitled "I Can Only Be Me." Overall, the talent khow was as saying: "Winning it in my wnior Junior Amy Tolson also sang a ballad extremely successful and\ well pro- year has made it more special, arrangement of "Somewhere Over the duced. AU of the people jvho worked because fve worked for it for the past Rainbow." so hard on this year's sKow saw their 3 yean, and it gives me • sense of In the noncompetitive portion of the toil and sweat pay off: as the audience accomplishment." show, teaeheM and students per- saw a weU polished, extremely pro- Second place went to "Plash," • formed in various skits to entertain fessional show, group of dancers who performed a the audience while the judges made Chrii Wllbhln modern jaw dance to "Can You Feel their deUberationi, Surfers at Cape Cod The Billows NbUsktdby tin Buttons C Rolls: Triple threat Recently Ocean City Surfers made their way up the east coast to Cape Cod far an awesome weekmd of competition. Derek PoUnf, Lance MiUer, Steve Howard, Jason and Davt Stuempflg, Kelly Richards, Katie WeUy are amen§ the Local surfers who made 8 major ipliih In New England at an N55A contest, The small colonial town where our lurfers stayed, didn't have much to offer In the way of night life to entertain this lively crew. When asked what they did do when they weren't checking f out waves, Steve Howard replied, "WelL.we played cards." At least they conserved their energy to perform In full force In the competition. But all of their pent-up anxiety would have to remain urdeained for one more day. The competition was scheduled to be held on Saturdjy, but the waves were too big and choppy, so the contest was postponed. This gave the surfers time to kick-back and eontrnplate the outcome of the next days events, Crisis team formed A Crisis IntirventWn Team it toting fiirmeci In our Whookidlitrltt this year. Leading this orgaruMtton li Gregory T. Donahue, Director of Special Services, Thii team is designed to help indivlduali or groups With event! which cause grief, For example, a suicide or attempted suicide. . According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service!, luldde is the leading cause of death for 15-24 year olds, "Our goal thii year wUl be to establish within each of our schools a crisis Intervention team consisting of district-based profesiionalg," said Donahue. The resources found in this district as well as the community Will be utilized to resolve crlslseB. Mr. Donahue and others hope that the school district will b§ able to effectively deal with potential situations which could disrupt the eductional proceis for an Individual as well as a school, Kevin Gilleaple Ski trip scheduled If you want to have the tuns efyour life, then go on the sU trip to Mt. Snow and strntton Mt, in Vertnent en January 6th, 7th, and 8th. The ewt of the Wp is $129.00, The prise tadudeti lodging at the Kamada fail in Benfiington, VT, refreshments and snacks upon arrival, two American style buf' let breakfasts, an evening smorgasbord, and transportation to ski areas, For more InfafmatiM, contact Ed tfixby at 628-2547, Bill Sutler at 390or Charlie McCarddl al IS9- means more fund EDfTOKi? IN CHlcR The extra day of rent and relaxation must have done the trick, because when the contest was through, area surfers like Derek Poling and Steve Howard shredded the competition to bits. Poling placed third to the AAU Mens Competition, with Howard plicing third in Opin Men'i Competition. Dave Stuempiig won the Open Mens Competition, while his younger brother Jason Stuempflg won the Jr. Mens Competition. Kelly Richards took first, place In the Womens Competition with Katie Mlly ' third. Area Surfer Chris Mulloy won the AAU Mens Competition, Local rtaeher and photographer Rich Bless won both Masters and Long Board Competitions, The condlnonB of Sundays contest were prime; waves ranged from 4 to 6 ft, while the ocean temperature was a chilly 50 degrees. Mr. Chuck Allison took the group on the eight hour trip up the coast In the hopes of starting a New England Conference. Mtree Bipoilto Movie ReviewAccused The movie, Amstd, opens with a young woman played by Jodie Poster, running hysterically out of a roadside bar wltt a torn BWrt. A scared young man at this same time Is reporting that a gang-rape is happening. This movie tells of the ultimate horror of getting gang-raped by 3 men while orJooEers cheered and dapped the rapists cm. The rape scene is absolutely horrifying. She was held down on a plnball machine and raped repeatedly until she finally freed hertalf and ran bruised and battered out of the bar. The ajajMniPjA., played by Kelly McGlllls, deaden to settle the case out of court after learning that Jodie Foster had been drinking, smoking pot and flirting heavily that night. In doing so, she accepts a deal that puts the 3 rapists away on a letter charge which doesn't go down on their records as rape. This deal infuriates Jodie Foster arid Kelly MeGiUii men decides to prosecute the onlookers. The court scenes were especially realiiHc. They shew how even the hard-neded Fetter could break down at the stand when asked hard-hitting questions about the night she was raped. This movie was very good. It graphically depicts the aftermath one night encounter. This might not be the movie to see on a first date, but 1 highly recommend this flick • bring a couple of tissues too. BrltlTaxln Tyrone Rolls is a very unique individual in mis new generation of high school athletes. Tyrone plays a sport in every atWeHc season. Sounds simple huh? Well, If aU goes as expected, hell be the only member on three men's varsity sports this year. As a member of the football team, Tyrone plays offensive and defensive back, along with handling the kick returning chores. He is also a standout denhnslve star, with explosive offensive moves as a guard on the basketball court. He is also the number one sprinter in both the 100 and 200 meters, as well as a top long jumper and is a member of several relay teams for the Red Raiders. "Tyrone is a God given athlete," said head track coach Wayne Colman, "he is agile and quick, but he could be stronger." "I enjoy knowing Tyrone as both a player and a person,' said O.C. basketball coach Tom G«hr, "He's exciting to watch perform hli athletic talents." After speaking with basketball teammate Ross Carter he agreed with coach Colman by statln| "Tyrone It a natural bom athlete who can play any tport against any type of competi' Hon," As a teammate of Tyrone's during track season, I notice his dedication to being an athlete, He is always leading the pack on long jogs, or short sprints at practice. He stays until his workout is through, whUe others shorten theirs to get home early. Tyrone says although he enjoys batketball and track, football is his favorite. He Bays, "The competition m football is more Intense than In any other tport in high tchool athleHcB. The athletes take football more teriously, that's why I like it." Tyrone says that he It proud to be en a Us! with such athletes like Bupne Watts, David Miller, David' Career opportunities U you're looking for an exciting cartir in almost any field from a computer operator to musician; aircraft mechanic to truck driver, the Air Force is the place tor you. Any high school graduate who is interested in a caretr with great benefits and excel- Mulvaney; unique Patrick Mulvaney Is Ocean City High School's answer for the gifted and talented, He teaches the P.A.C.E, (program for the academic and ereatively enriched) which means teaching students who have advanced creative, academic or performing arts talent. Mulvaney it also In charge of Drama Club and assists William Hamilton In Dance dub, AU thii if backed with i B.A. from Jersey City State College and a masters from Rutgers. Okay, that's the back bone of thii quirkey, unconventional character, It's almost ag boring as American Literature, but in fact, that is only the backbone of a nan called Mr. Mulvaney, He Is Indeed a remarkable, inspiring human being, When so many teachers treat kids like they woe leading the world to ruin through the Bowels of hell and that they are all going to be just another burden to society, Mulvaney eliminates those images from his Mind and treats each child as an individual with respect. Vay wily is me able to find a teacher who allows a student to expand and create on their own and give just as much inspiration and insight ICs almost as if that tiny room ta the back, right hand side of tiw UJmry is a stress hee greenhouse music saturates hi» tiny mfg fified $* wltorittl and humorous play- Atop, norft to/«W ttrnjiln tint impressions; every object in that Chri»Wlfl*ltto t>tw Kern SMPCK jutruKinKx fffldMird AflxenteMer; T«M fittM/IMcta wiger, Amber TaVtor, Vtitoy toty, ftrit Cflfct, AH** Kwfettni %«*, Kevin lent training can take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test which wlli tell thim Whit jobi they are belt suited for. There are hundreds of available jobs and about 90% of them are transferable to the dvlllaji market. You can M Rowell, Jim Johnston, and fonntf Honorable Mention All-American, and State champion at 100 meters, who now plays Football for the Tam« pie Owls, Ocean dry's own ttbn Brown. These are jutt Borne of the recent three sport athletes, who Micaied thiir talents at OCHS. RayBUke? stay in the Air Pone for tour yoars.or make it a career, If all of this seems like, • g3Mt opportunity to you and you're interested In finding out more about twelve Ai Air Force a call at 1-800423- USAF. L!nd« Ireland, School store replaced With die onset of every school year, many changes are initiated, This year, there was no change as devastating to the students as the lost of tile OCHS school store. The school store which has always held its spot in the wings of the cafeteria hag been transformed Into a with classroom. Mr. Clprlano explained the reason for the transformation wai the extremely low yearly profit the school store made and the Increased state requirements mat would requite additional classrooms In the high school this year, How have the itudents at OC taken the loss of the store? Well, 1 dedded to find out, 1 began by asking students if they knew where the school store wag, (Please take note, 1 neglected to inform them there wag fio longer a store; in order to notice If the students know a store existed) WeU the responses were interesting, Sean Niekefsofl, a senior, raised his armg in confusion and responded, "There lg no school store, ig there?* Another senior, Bob Bunting, knew where the store wit, he even added that there it lg no longer there, but he wade sure to point out that he had never been in it. One student knew where the store was because he remembered the "ring guy* handing out class rings there, these responses were good, but I felt it wan tune, io dig «little deeper, maybe even nick someone,, •^ t SnSf l JS!B^ iftmXt^WcfcMêyi j»—i_*L ,,. jijiifirjjiifji jutiUMiiftniiB aonearid plan on ooing m tne iururei leannna an ernoyaine experience/ .- j i;.aLJf.u,_Uj, ^^.M itSv.j. wLifn ndiit *Wm 1 &§,tfu4&itit&pix&, I do fcnfn^H?^ 01 1 asked on unidentified freshman U •he know where die school store was, Site wit hesitant ta answering: She didn't even know there was a store, 1 pretended to fag in disbelief V«i 'mem you \mu tmm been to ftr idwd store?% the was at a tmt she wruvt iheotfiUiitt ferUfn> VOU know? W* FAVB Frograin * ««t go aasnioouiry twee ymn at mmhad had to redeem fed« herself. She thought 1 Sfi Uidi 'a chMMir 1 outi want jin#nfsiiewyiar»i VutWn for " a " WMM while Wou tefflrig me sh« Council's Fall business meeting On October 26, im (he Stadeni Sonw of th« totfrtcll tnmbct*
PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO THE SBlfflWfiMLBBGElU OCEAN CllVt N J, THURSDAY, DECEMBER K ttl> Raider girls come in fourth place in statewide Meet of Champions HOLMD6L - The march pions at Holmdd Park. winning the state Hdrwas a fttni. The Raider,who Terns River East art B» through the state's best the Raiders, unbeaten fitting dimax to that," OC atctittulartd 1 IS pbthlS class of the girls* teams in cross country teams bi the champions of Ae Gipe-AJ- eoaeh Mike Naples told had beaten rhp the ittte mi ftty deserved deep and versatile Cicotn Untie League's Division reporters. the Group Three te fee where they WeM," City High School girls' One, wint on to win the Bride Township won th« previous week. OirtsH ConstttttiB of Kt- team ended iwwfly xvir- a statt Group Three Htlt tor meet with 4J points, Toftw "today it Was a taHnny blew away the girts fourth-place finish in thi tht Brst Bme. River East (69J was second tougher to get up tor New Jersey Meet of Cham- "We had a grmt ymr and and PhlUipsbutf (103) took t*e#," he added. "Brick and '88 soccer team better than expected Ocean City High School's season's edition finished scoring with 1? goals. "We have a lat of excel- soccer team did not have 124-5 and was ranked 19th Mower, who was out of lent young people Aat can the kind of season in 1988in South Jersey, action for three weeks, come in and pliv next that it did in 1987. But tht 1968 Raiders scored seven tMnei and led year," Chase said, TTwre The Raiders were 1^-3-2 a showed that the program is Ae team in assist!. are jayvee players who will year ago, champions of strong, and even the depar- The Raiders were also move right up and contrib- Cape-One and ranked ture of players Ukt Brendan successful because of the ut». fourth in South Jersey. This Gallagher and Don Della- impressive work by defend- •We look « be good Porta will not spell doom, era Jamie Lehman and Mike again next year," he added, •We (tally cams en at the Hoban. "just how good I don't \Snnta Paws' is end of Aeyear," Mid OC "We have excellent pro- know." coach Uo Chase, "the kids grams in the lending If 1988 w»s any indica- coming to town did better than I ever distrlcti," Chase pointed tion, Chase's Raiders can be thought they would, f give out. "There are youth expected to be right in Ae this Saturday them a lot of credit. leagues in Ocean City, middle of things once 'At the beginning of Ae Upper Township and Seaagain. The Humine Society of year, I thought Ait a ftw Isle City. These programs Ocean City is sponsoring Itt games above .500 would be do an excellent job, third annual Christmas pro- in excellent ym for us," he motion Saturday, Dec, 3 "By the Hme Ae kids get uid. and Sunday, Dec. 1! when to high school Aey have Leading the way was area residents are invited to good knowledge of Ae goalie Bob McAllister, who have their pel's picturg game and have developed put together a 0.86 gotli- taksn with Santa Pawl their skills," he continued, against average and between noon and 3 p.m, "Many of them play year- recorded 12 shutouts. round," The event tmkes plaoj it McAllister helped keep McAllister, Gallagher and the Society's shelter, off Ae scores down while Tim Lehman, among oAers, will TeniiMsee Avenue on 9hel> Gallagher and Chip Mower be gone next year, but tw Road before Ocean Reef. produced offenie, Gal- Mower • it a junior and CaU3M-J01B. hgher led tht Ocean City Hoban a sophomore. 1 field* winning the individual title by 76 secowds. Swdy Wright of Paul VI, whose team did not qualify, Hnlshtd eighth, the first South Jersey runner to return. Ocean City 1 state meet, came home Brid#*»byHj KAitftd K«m Dougherty LABM Hess at The champion was 41st. finished ribeft ferry Dougherty finished Raiders mil OiffQMo 61st forQC, Kate Ml was be honored 43rd, and «th and Meggtn Rnril during a brief Sacred 7h\A. Jen We& of Egg ceremony on • • Harbor Township, Who quaUfie^ as an individual, the steps of The O«a« was 37th, while Cheryl City Hail Bnuihid Keating of Sacred Heart 6 ptnt* Friday in Ae took4W». ! Lori Hey- The Bridgeton boyi, who win the boys* chatfigion- prtor wood was 27th, the hightst won Ae CALand SouA ship. ftrkk finish by a Raider, Alison Jersey Group Three HUM, Jason Dljoseph of tail VI Amlcone, who wa« ill in the finished BfA in Ae Meet of won me individual title, ttAlly Oiamplons, bating Mike Ktykwk of l tald psj LUNCH WITH Paul VI edged ChrisHan Bound Brook by tight we- think we just ran oui SANTA DEC, 10 BroAers Aeademy» 62-65, its onds and Urie Adgeway of Counhy Show Women's dub will hold Its annual lunch with Santa and poinsettia sale 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 SPECIAL! p,B\. Saturdiy, Dec. 10, in the Upper Township Hemmtary School, Mifmora. Admission is $2 at the door, All Repairs On Any (1) One Appliance TAX PRBPARAttON PINANCiAL PLANNINO $1Q Q^ plus parts ACCOUNHKO v !¥i»W with this wOpen, Francis j, Brennan, Jr. No Labor Charge Coupon Must Be Presented at time of Repairs Cnfflti PnNfc Accountant Ulmer\$ Appliance Service Plan Before December 31,1988 31SO ABBURY AVENUE 399-4398 Now thru March 31,19BB OCEAN CITY 301 3rd Si,, Suite C OctUi City. NJ 01228 kCOUPON MAINLAND SADD BENEFIT DEC I Mainland Regional High School Students Against Drunk Drivers (9ADD) will sponsor a "Night at Sodas," Bay Avenu», Seiners Point, from B p.m. to I i.m, PWday, Dec. 9. Gary Grant, deejay, will play music for dancing. Cost is S3 per perwn. Proceeds wilJ benefit the SADD icholarihip program,'' For WormaHem e»U BM151. 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