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

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gm Q-my Ronild Cheek Hamilton XVilliams Iudith Vail NATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY President . . Ronald Cheek Vice Presiflent , Hamilton WVilliams SCCVCNIl'ij-TIYIIISIITGV , , Iudith Vail Advisor ,, . Miss Dorothy Roberts 'cl pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this society . . which are to encourage scholarship, leadership, the develop- ment of character, and the desire to serve. The Frank VVescott Chapter of the National Honor Society is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The faculty selects those students who best exemplify the high ideals expressed in the pledge. FIRST ROXY, left to right: B. Semanchik, J. Ginsberg, I. D,Arconte, I. Vail, M. Vigani, G. Bavosa, I,. Mayer, S. Rinaldi. SECOND ROXV: Miss Roberts, K. Adams, C. Truitt, H. NVilliams, R. Thompson, D. Dries, K. Polich, P. Maher, J. Scarpati. THIRD ROXV: B. English, R. Cheek, C. Harris, J. Grady, R. Bellas, J. Tudor, P. McVay, j. Marshall, M. Ponzio. rt ,F-is 4, , 3 f Miss Roberts N AT I 0 N Al HONOR SOCIEH SM? Vs LF im...-, I 7 '4 'T 'f :I 1 1' g 1'Ivllmln!!n -1 r if l

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Clarke Harris Iack Holt fm We ,W-M, T we zgg .:::. . gzg , ffl Cos Carole Truitt FIRST ROXV, left to right: Mr. Orrico, E. Hanover, S. Jackson, C. Russell, I. Ginsberg, N. jannuzzi, D. Stopinski, P. Alexson, K. Southard, B. WVeh, P. Peter- son, M. De Cuollo, F. George, R. Iurgcns. SECOND ROXV: E. NVinters, R. Glore, B. Fischetti, G. Furman, A. De Cuollo, S. Cristofori, D. Kelly, L. Andrusky, J. Vail, C. YVindisch, C, Johnson, B. Oldford, Mr. Mc- Cook. THIRD ROVV: J. Mandy, F. Loy, D. Gardner, D. Bond-Nelson, M. Morgan, B. Austin, C. Truitt, P. TUDE President . .... . Vice President Secretary . .... . Treasurer ..... Advisors ..... Kolb, L. Hughes, I. Smolcn, C. Hanson, R. Kucinski D. Brower, B. Arcntoft. FOURTH ROXV: D. Icdry R. Cheek, B. English, A. LoBuc, M. Ponzio, R. In- gram, C. Lindsay, B. Bragdon, House, I. Holt, R XVoodruH:, C. Edwards, I, Swcency, R. Merrifield FIFTH ROXV: I. Di Nuzzo, J. Brenner, B. Stackhousc I. Tudor, D. johnson, P. Kopf, R. Bellas, A. Lcvctt A. YVinters, C. Harris,'j. McGovern, T. Radano, B Bradbury. T COUNCH. .. . Clarke Harris . Jack Holt . Carole Truitt . William Bradbury . . Mr. John McCook Mr. Sabbott Orrico The General Association, which includes in its membership the entire stu- dent body, has as its objective the encouragement of intcrcst in high school activities and cooperation by the pupils in school controlf, The Student Council, composed of representatives from each homeroom and club, is the working core of the General Association. It plavs an important part in training our stu- dents in democratic practices and gives them an opportunity to voice their opinions and thoughts under our policy of free speech. I 1 ,. fzygssn. K , , ' , . ' Q sfitsis'-in ' , it 'WU' ,,, ,,., pe . y Q.. is , , . . . .... ...t . u - , ' i' -rf.. :f is 1 'Y 1 ' , A . V- 5 ' is 1 . f Bill Bradbury Mr. Orrico Mr. McCook

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f'3:15g. i .iii V A 'cf'-5' ff .... 1 1 'Q' Barbara Semanchik Kay Adams Hamilton Williams CULME K . 'P .. Editor-in-Chief A .. . . Kathleen Adams 5, A T . Associate Editors ,77, .. .. Barbara Semanchik 'ig oy Ginsberg Y f Literary Editor 7,77, .. . .B Hamilton Williams a 4 .. Business Editor . . . ,ssss,sss B james Tudor p W Advisors .. . ,ss, .. Mr. Charles Armerding A . 'i Mr. Richard Herrick CULMEN STAFF ' j 1' Joy Ginsberg The Culmen Staff rcally needs no write-up, for the fruit of their labors is Jqmes Tudor evidenced by the book you have in your hands. It is an interesting, sometimes L A frustrating, sometimes rewarding, experience to work on a yearbook. There are ads to be sold, write-ups to do, pictures to be taken, copy to be typed and proof- read, art Work to be inked. And all these-ads,.copy, pictures, art-must fit the lay-out and be ready for each deadline. The editor and staff heave a big sigh of relief when the material is all Hnally in the hands of the publisher. Then they Wait for the book to be placed in the hands of their classmates. They hope that you are pleased with this, your C ulmen. FIRST RONV, left to right: I. Ginsberg, I. D'Arcontc, R. Clore, mack, P. Southerton, K. Kreie, D, Spencer, M. Bardolf. FOURTH B. Fischctti, L. Mayer, C. Bugle, S. Cortes, B. Scmanchik, S. RONV: C. Van Cordcr, K. McKay, C. Coon, L. Hughes, M. Emcry, B. Weh. SECOND RONV: D. Doorcn, P. Maher, I. Koelbl, A, Fchon, I,. Publicover, I. Cilbert, B. Austin, C. Truitt, Odcll, B. Filipowski, I. Laratta, I,. De Francesco, C. Tiefert, M. Telasha. l Il 'FH ROXV: R. Stackhouse, M. Ponzio, I. Crady, K. Jensen, K. Knecht, I. Vail. THIRD RONV: Mr. Herrick, K. B, Bradbury, C, Finkcnstadt, N. Sich, B. Bragdon, H. XVilliams, Adams, L. Niemeyer, P. Kolb, C. Lawler, M. Vigani, C. McCor- D. Dries, B. Rose, M. Comtess, R. Bellas. Q'