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

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FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Cruciger, J. Di Francesco, E. DeFilippis, S, Cortes, B. Checchio, P. Debbie, F. Crater. SECOND ROW: L. Dindoy, M. Comtess, G. Coon, J. Cory, L. De Francesco, A. De Cuello, J D'Arconte, D. Doescher. THIRD ROW: L. D'Aloisio, A. Du Puzzo, D. De Prospero, A. Donato, R. Chec- chio, C. Church, G. Coon. FOURTH ROW: J. DiNuzzo, M. Carroll, D. Chcmbliss, J. Connors, A. De Cris- toforo, T. Collins, R. Cheek. FIRST ROW, left to right: K, Frusco, A, Fehon, N. Farr, D, Dougherty, P. Ganz, S. Emery, J. Doud M, Emery. SECOND ROW: W. Garrison. M. Gee, B. Filipowski, I. Eggen, I. Ehrenkrontz, M. Fusselman B. Fischetti. THIRD ROW: D. Dooren, C. Finlcenstadt, D. Dries, B. Freda, E. Donovan, J. Ferrara, C Freund, FOURTH ROW: A. Esbrandt, J. Dubnowski, D, Ehrman, C. Dutcher, M. Ford, H. Gage, B. English C' C -D :gs r X gn

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Winters, President, Robin Bellas, Vice President, Barbara Semanchik, Secretary, Bill Bradbury, Treasurer, Richard Agree, Assistant Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS Atter two long years the 532,000 plateau is reached, and our Sophomores have become Juniors. That next to last year is packed with many things to do, and just as many to anticipate. School work is becoming harder but the iuniors have learned by now to use every spare moment and somehow manage to fit in more work, as well as increased extra-curricular activities. The things to which they look forward are the Junior Play and Prom. Play time comes with the traditional opening night excite- ment, and then after a gay round of congratula- tions and parties becomes iust another memory as the Prom approaches. The Junior Prom is many things-thrilling, giddy, sophisticated, dreamy, and most of all utterly wonderful! After this perfect eve- ning iuniors really begin to feel grown up, and the end of the year comes all too quickly, bringing with it that last exciting day when the seniors leave their seats and the senior door to the happy iuniors. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Bardolf, G. Bugle, L. Capone, D. Blake, C. Burcz, C. Briggs, S. Blyth. SECOND ROW: B.. Austin, K. Adams, L. Adams, M. Ball, B. Champlin, N. Bloodsworth, G. Bavosa. -I THIRD ROW: J. Blondi, P. Cantillo, R. Badore, T. Brennan, l.. Carri, J. Barich, G. Barbier. FOURTH ' ROW: R. Bellas, J. Blaze, W. Bradbury, W. Bragdon, R. Agree, E. Bohensky, P. Bessler.

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.. , -s s 's..X: i ov 0' ev v FIRST ROW, left to righf: G. Hemenway, J. Ginsberg, A. Glassrevver, B, Hansen, A. Grimaldi, C. 11-4 Horring. SECOND ROW: W. Hazard, T. Haley, R. Gerling, R. Glare, J, Glynn, N, Hamlehe, M. Geetlein. THIRD ROW: L. Hughes, J. House, J. Holt, J. Gilbert, K, Hahm, L. Graham, R. Ingram. FOURTH ROW: O. Graham, R. Hood, C. Harris, J. Grady, D, Goftlick, L. Gonzalez, D. Hadiclc. FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Knechf, V. Knause, D. Koscielny, B. Jones, G. Jones, M. A, Izzo, SECOND ROW: D. Johnson, M. Koelbl, R. Kosia, P. Kolb, K. Jensen, B. Kolesar, K. Jensen. THIRD ROW: J, Kinsella, K. Krompholz, F. Korker, W. Lamb, C. Lindsay, R. Johnson, J. Jones. FOURTH ROW: A. Kolvites, D. Jedry, A. Kalbfus, D. Johnson, A. Levetf, K. Klouse. .,2. 4 .- Ili q - ' 49- Q an ,'-X . . Sf C r Q... Ti 1