Rumson Fair Haven Regional High School - Tower Yearbook (Rumson, NJ)

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TWIRLERS The twirlers strutted through another successful year under the guidance of Miss Rita Walter, advisor. At the Kick-Off Dance, the girlsfstarted the season with a brilliant performance. They sparked our football games with their many unique routines, in cooperation with the band and the drum majorette. Q. 21' A Muriel Wegel Sandy Vaccarelli Mary Clark Sue Keyler Glorla Stoveken N'-in-0-- iw ,J Cathy Staff Val Cammack V Sandy Joy Mary DeVito

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HOCKEY J 3 Z Q W ? sg g 6, 5 0 5 5 Q Z , f , if is ,I t s..l On crisp fall afternoons Regional girls may be found competing on the hockey field. The RFHRHS hockey players play both intramural and inter school games under the supervision of Mrs. Pat Robinson. Supervised by Mrs. Pat Robinson, the girls' basketball team plays both in- tramural and interschool games. Each year the girls learn new techniques as well as rule changes. This year the senior class achieved the traditionally good senior class record. 76 993 T194 E AQTGVR -1. 5519 .-L 12.134 wh X I .Q -Q' lg. ' 45.4-145' 9 f ig - 5 Y Z' Q! iii2i'?3 1 fidi, -- '- 'fel xg 'Gigi-Q Q .. '?e. -'QQ I r,-ff-255111111 ..-e '- '59f5:2v'l' - gr.: gag! Y-.4442