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

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Club Members Skilltully As supervisor of Regional's Pho- tography Club, Mr. Giftin instructs interested members in the intricate manipulation ot cameras and other photographic equipment. The stu- dents also learn special darkroom techniques by developing negatives and printing their own pictures. GEORGE J. GlFFlN Sciences Department Chairman B.A., M.S., Colby College M. Ed., University of Vermont Sciences CLIFFORD R. APPLEGATE B.S., Murray State College Australia, South America, Alaska and Europe have all been reached by members of the Radio and Electronics Club via their short wave radio. The members otten communicate with other schools and one- fourth of them are licensed ham operators. Mr, Applegate, as the club's advisor, supervises the radio communications and helps the boys with the building of amplifiers and electrical ap- pliances.

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Classes by Sponsoring Clcilss THOMAS J. BAIN 'S Mathematics B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University M.A., Montclair State College Organized for the male varsity letter win- ners of interscholastic sports, the Varsity Club is under the direction of Mr. Thomas Bain. The main activity of the members is to choose a Coach of the Year and present him with an honorary trophy. The purpose of the club is to support all school sports and to promote school spirit. l l 'W JOHN H. POSTEN Mathematics B.S., North Carolina State College Senior boys are given advice as to when, where, and how to apply for the various military services. Under the guidance of Mr. Posten, the boys are also informed about draft procedures in these services. NANCY E. KERN Mathematics B.A., Allegheny College M.A., Colgate University Supervised by Mrs. Kern, our high-steppers are as lively as ever this year. Captained by Carol Dunn, they stage excellent perform- ances at games, parades, and competitions. They spark our football games with their routines in cooperation with the band and their talented drum majorette, Di Leeper.

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Apply Scientific Knowledge RUTH PONTI Biology B.S., Cornell University Ambitious students study and observe the fascinat- ing world of science. By experimentation and dili- gent application, their en- tire scientific perspective expands beyond its con- fines and reaches out to the unknown. JOHN SANDFORD Sciences B,S., MA., Seton Hall University Science-minded students can do in- dependent research on a subject of particular interest to them and receive assistance from Miss Ponti and Mr. Sandford, the moderators of the Sci- ence Projects Club, The primary ob- ject of the club is to help interested students learn as much as they can about the different sciences. ROBERT J. LEES Biology-General Science B.S., Rutgers University The Horticulture Club, under the direction of Mr. Lees, has many pro- jects designed to add beauty to the school. At Christmas time, club members make wreaths for the front doors and exquisite arrangements for the Christmas program.