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HOW-ITf 18 TODAY by JANICE SEPE and PAT O'BRIEN Student Council News * Student council decided to have ** the sock hop on December 10, featuring the Good Times band. Mark your calendar. Tickets will be on sale soon! Girls Leaders Club Girls Leaders Club held a White Elephant Sale in the Village Green on Veterans day. Everyone worked very hard. Girls who are trying out for the club participated also. The sale started at 8:30 am and ended at 3 pm. Almost $100 was made. A job well done by a group of very ambitious girls. Freshman Class Club The Freshman class club held a Halloween dance Oct. 29. The Disc Jockey was great! Dressed in their costumes everyone had a good time. Prizes were awarded to the '/Upside-down man\ (Rosemary Sara) \An Ugly Witch\ (Cathy Marino) and 2 \Martians\ that just landed from Mars (Lisa Hall and Stephanie Gottlieb). Friday November 12, was crazy hat day. Some of the weirdest hats you'll ever see appeared in the. halls that day. You would swear it was the Easter Parade! Stephanie Gottlieb was the winner wearing a bagel only the Jolly Green Giant could eat. Sports Our Football team finished it's season undefeated 5-0. Thats the 27th straight victory for Howitt , over a three year period. The football team worked very hard, m the five games they played only fourteen points were scored against them. Congratulations boys and coaches. We are proud of you! H X m •71 > 70 Z c> o > r m -o o Z C 70 o > -< z o < m 2: ao m 70 DALER SCATBACK Dean Perri weaves his way through Brave defenders on his way to his second TD of the afternoon and a total of 113 yards rushing. It was Petri's third 100 yard pins game in a row. [Post photo by Bob Starrett] Balers Win Crown [ Continued from page 1 ] Braves ran off more plays. The game was a defensive battle from start to finish. Neither team gave much ground. The only sign of offense in the game came late in the first quarter and early in the second quarter when the Dalers drove for two touchdowns. Dean Perri, on the way to his third straight 100 yard game (113 on 21 carries), ignited the Daler rushing game with some big gains, then broke loose on a 58 yard scamper for an 8-0 Daler lead. The rushing game kept clicking early in the second quarter and Perri capped another drive with a three yard run and a 16-0 Daler lead. The Dalers went in at halftime with a 16-0 lead after dominating play. They gained 133 of 189 total yards and held the Braves to one first down and eight total yards. \Our offense in the first half, especially our running game, was important to the outcome. Our blocking was tremendous and Dean (Perri) ran very well. The defense was the key though, throughout the whole game, we kept them in check all af- ternoon,\ said Snyder. Though the Dalers managed to score 13 points in the second half, the offense was totally stopped by the Brave defense and did not manage a first down. For- tunately, the Braves were also stymied. Two big fumble recoveries made the difference in the second half. Pat Smith picked up a fumble after a sack of the quarterback and ran 65 yards with it for a touchdown. In the fourth quarter tackle Pete Olsen grabbed a Brave fumble and ran it 30 yards to the Brave 15. Two plays later, Bob Heller hit Paul Lankford with an eight yard strike to complete the scoring. \It was a very gratifying day (Saturday). It was a big win, of course. And winning the Con- ference title was a goal we set for outselves early in the season,\ stated Snyder. A week from Friday, the Dalers will meet powerful Berner in a head knocker for the Con- ference 4-A championship. Berner captured the Conference II title and owns a 7-0-1 record. Farmingdale is 6-1. Both teams are ranked in the state top twenty (Farmingdale is eighth, Berner 17). The game will mark the fourth championship game in seven years for both squads. The Dalers met Berner in 1971 and won 14-6. \We expect a tough game from Berner. They are a tough, physical team. It should be a close, hard hitting game,\ concluded Snyder. ©aler HWiites by David Weiser \My Fair Lady\ was shelved by most in considering a piece worthy of professional effort, however, its revival on Broadway illustrated, in both reviews and box office sales, that traditional musicals are ever-popular and entertaining. Similarly, \Oliver!\, which is too often associated as being trite, sugar- coated, can be performed with polish, confidence, and en- thusiasm, as was revealed in the Farmingdale High School Playcrafters opening night performance. Here, \Oliver!\ became a real winner, to both audience and cast Facing a high school produc- tion of anything as \banal\ as \Oliver!\, one rightfully expects to be underwhelmed. However, five minutes of the Playcrafters show is more than adequate to dispel any former predilections. Ken Ulric, director of the Playcrafters' \Oliver! has worked cast, dialogue, score and technical effects into a com- position that leaves such a delightful impression that \Oliver!\ can only be termed a viewing experience. The great diversity of per- sonalities in the Playcrafters' cast gives \Oliver!\ a different twist that makes this production so unique, and so enjoyable. Steven Harrington plays a slightly pre-pubescent Oliver Twist- which makes the character older and more believable than the original Oliver, described by Charles Dickens as being a mere eight- year-old. The Artful dodger, portrayed by Joe Kelly, is done as more of a tongue-inniheek personality than a sly thief, certainly making him more comical. Marty Linblad's Fagin is appropriately slovenly and aged, yet experience seems to have made him more good- natured, as \Reviewing the Situation\ paints a picture of deliberation, rather than disgust. Stu Scheer is a marvelously pompous Mr. Bumble, playing to Maggie Lally's buxom Mrs. Cortney, both of whom steal the audience in an uproarious scene leading to their hysterical per- formance of \I shall Scream.\ The Sowerberrys (Karen Castellano and Larry ,Greifer) sing the equally funny \That's Your Funeral,\ though, judging audience reaction, I'm afraid the audience either did not un- derstand or appreciate the satirical performance. Patti Schaefer, casted as Nancy, portrays her character as being torn between two extremes, reacting confusedly in a fine performance. Further praise must be extended to the rest of the cast, especially Fagin's thieves, who compose a troupe that is deliciously saucy and raucous. \Oliver!\ is enhanced with many fine technical and musical accompaniments. A revolving stage, expert lighting and superb costumes compliment the staging of \Oliver!\. Steve Bluth's pit band and Frank Allison's choreography receive congratulations for their part in comprising the fluid production by Playcrafters. \Oliver!\ is a performance that should not be missed, for it avails entertainment that is suitable for all ages and is easily affordable,, plus it includes a degree of professionalism and enthusiasm that cannot be seen anywhere at any price. Serving The Comr.>unity For 40 Years RAMO Farmingdale Pharmacy THE PRICELESS INGREDIENT IN YOUR PRESCRIPTION IS THE PHARMACY WHICH FILLS IT - 3 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS AT YOUR SERVICE - FREE DELIVERY FREE PICK-UP •25 Mai.$,. 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