Scotch Plains Fanwood High School - Culmen Yearbook (Scotch Plains, NJ)

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'CV u a LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Hartlaub, D. Richard, J. Miller, G. Bugle. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss J. Byorelm, T. Grimaldi, G. Bugle, D. DeCuoIIo, V. Men zoff, M. Reves, D. Koscielny, J. Holton, Mrs. Dettmar. SECOND ROW: J. Matusik, P Jones, P. Maher, L. Capone, G. Bavosa, R. Pawlick, J. Miller, A. Guterl. THIRD ROW S. Austin, J. Eshelman, J. Pirolozzi, P. Guglielmo, B. Hansen, J. Gilbert, J. Laratta E. DeCuolIo, A. Hartlaub. FOURTH ROW: C. Church, R. Kosta, D. Pollock, D. Paft B. Mayer, C. Pyner, D. Richard, K. Polich, J. Odell. President .. . Annabel Hartlaub Vice-President Dolores Richard Secretary , ...,,. Judy Miller Treasurer Gloria Bugle BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB The purpose of this club is to acquaint members with the business world. Girls in this club hear speakers and see films dealing with various iobs. From these they get a first hand idea of just what will be expected ot them when they are on their own as secretaries and steno- graphers. Two outstanding meetings have featured a speaker from Bell Labs and a film on the daily routine ot a secretary. The major projects for the yearlhave been the sale of Bower's Peanut Crunch and a year's end tea tor all the teachers in the Business Education Department.

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LEFT TO RIGHT G Hahm C Grady V Loy W Lott DEBATE CLUB IGREGORY DREW CHAPTERI Pfegdgm George Hohm Vrce Presrdent Valerie lay Secretary Carol Grady 1,-ensure, Wlllaam Lott Mr Chavrman honorable ludge and worthy op ponent Wnth thus formal opening the Debate Club begins many of nts bouts wlth clubs from other schools The topuc of the debates thus year was R solved the U S Should Adopt the Essenhal Features of the Brutnsh Educatuonol System Teams from our school debated both the amrmatuve and negatnve sude of thus question All these students showed the essentual qualu tres of a successful debater ongmalrty umtuatnve quuck wnttedness and the abuluty to stay calm under pressure FIRST ROW left to rnght P Hanlgan F West M Rustako C Bell V Loy SECOND ROW G Telfert J Johansen P Kolb l Mann D Wynn M Atluns THIRD ROW L Hughes S Holt C Grady T Col lm: I Kangas FOURTH ROW G Hahm l Yarnell R Hull 137

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Although it is a new club, Teens for Safe Driving is also one of the most active ones. This group is composed of students over sixteen whose purpose is to promote auto- mobile safety by making the student body more safety conscious. The charter of this club, which is a branch TEENS FOR SAFE DRIVING President .. . Wayne Weber Vice-President ...,. .. ,.,., John Morgan Secretary-Treasurer Malcolm Nettingham of the Student Council, was lust granted this year and since then many activities of service to the school have been organized. Members are stationed in the parking lot before and after school to regulate traffic, and a traffic court has been organized to deal with violators on school property. LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Weber, J. Morgan. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Osborn, N. VanNest, L. Carlson, E. Montuori, J. Babcock K. Kreie, G. Lawler, E. Douglass, V. Menzoff, P. Olsen. SECOND ROW: K. Hall, J. Keim, M. Nettingham, R. lngraham, K. Syers, J. Eshelman, J. Sockel. THIRD ROW: R. Sieredzki, C. May, C. Lindsay, R. Carboy, S. Parness, B. Austin, C. Truit, P. Kolb, M. Morgan. FOURTH ROW: A. Michaelis, D. Jedry, J. Trowbridge, H. Henning, H. Treger, S. Steen, R. Mars, W. Weber. 1 I I 137