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

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-- ..-n-Ji-.F . .e.-- ...I lvwvs 4.4, Lusizrs up .usd FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Tudor, A. Michaelis, B. Bradbury, J. Hacker, E. Donovan, F. Hogan, R. Bydor, R. Sieredzki, T. LoBue, J. Wimmer. SECOND ROW: H. Gague, G. Coon, B. Bragdon, W. Hazard, J. Marshall, P. Schultz. THIRD ROW: J. House, T. Collins, B. Leonard, E. Mullins, F. Loy, B. Hanson. SOCCER Soccer is in its third year of Varsity competition at S.P.H.S. and is gradually becoming a major fall sport. Coach Ken Fleming in his first year as Co-Head Coach felt his squad performed well all season as they scored in almost every contest. Frank Hogan led the team in goals with I3 of the team's I7 goals and finished his two year career with 30 goals. Frank was also commended by getting an honorable mention on the AlI'State Soccer Team. This year's team was the highest scoring of the three previous seasons, but defensively was far short of last year's 1.2 goals per game. The Raiders finished third in the Watchung Conference with a I-2-I record. The team was noted for its come from behind tactics tying Linden 2-2 on a goal by Frank Hogan with only 30 seconds to play. Again at Linden a goal by Hogan in the fourth quarter gave the Raiders a Ifl tie. Soccer team in action. 6. AIX. .Air A RECORD S.P.F. O CHATHAM 2 LINDEN 4 EDISON I HILLSIDE I . CLARK. , 4 , , CRANFORD I LINDEN 4 WARDLAW O . , .. IRVINGTON TECH O CLARK 3 Wins - 4 Losses - 3 Ties 44. AL.. V' Opp. 2 2 'I 2 ..O 4 I O 3 3 Au.-

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-wilfnvswgps, .5 ff FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Baczynski, V. Menzoff, C. Nutter. SECOND ROW: B. Fischetti, J, Gilbert, R. Glore. TWIRLERS Whether leading the band in parades or on the football field, the Twirlers play a big port in building our school spirit. Because this group is so important, there are many candidates at the spring tryouts, but once chosen, members are on the squad until graduation. The girl with the longest membership is chosen as Maiorette, and she leads the entire twirling group during her senior year. Second to the Majorette is the Captain, who is elected from the remaining twirlers. Besides leading the band, the Twirlers usher at assemblies and pep rallies. And, of course, they can be found at the front of any grandstand, cheering our team on to another victory. Kiwi 1, Linda Carlson, Maiorette if