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

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Studerwte Volunteer Servioee Under the direction of Thomas Botti, members of the Service Club, acting as ushers, guides or ticket collectors, are always ready to render assistance at a moment's notice. They willingly contribute their energy and services to the Home and School Association, to assemblies and to other activities sponsored by the school. lnvaluable aid is willingly ren- dered by students in various phases of school life. Monitors assert authority in regulating between-class traffic while guides of the Service Club are always on hand to make visi- tors feel welcome. Senior boys have the almost impossible task of maintaining order in the corridors. They keep students moving in a circular motion during the hectic four minute between-class breaks. The boys, chosen by Mr. Fuchs during their junior year, monitor during the last quarter of their junior year and the first three quarters of the senior. Their help is again utilized in June to classify and distribute caps and gowns.

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l Enthusiastic girls share their plans for future careers in nursing and teaching. By un- dertaking interesting projects, helping in hospitals and visit- ing schools, they gain a better understanding of these pro- tessions. SHARON ORD French B.A., Brigham Young University l Although the Future Teachers Club meets only once a month, Miss Ord, the advisor, includes many activities in its meetings. Speakers from various fields of education attend the meetings and discuss the qualifications of becoming a good teacher. During the year, a trip to a state teachers' college is taken. Members Prepare for Future l MARION DUCKERS School Nurse B.S., Columbia University Under the direction of Miss Marion Duckers, Regional's registered nurse, the Future Nurses of America Club instills in its mem- bers the discipline and meaning of a nursing career. The girls help in the health office, in neighboring hospitals and in community projects, Members of the Red Cross Council make useful items for underprivileged people in our area and in nearby districts.

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Talented Musicians Provide KENNETH WALTERS Instrumental Music B.Mus.Ed., Louisiana State University M.A., Columbia University Regional's band and dance band, un- der the capable leadership of Mr. Walters, are the finest in the history ot the school, Members of the con- cert band, selected by competitive tryouts, play at assemblies, elementary schools, Christmas and Spring musi- cals and graduation, They also enter- tain at pep rallies, football games and march in parades.