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

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00 GLOWER il 2 il Q -g 3 i it ,i . l i Ii fi FIRST ROXV, left to right: S. Gautier, P. Quigley, B. Sliyinslcc, ll. VVooclrufl, A. Frederick, I. Occllo, D. Bopp, YV. French. SECOND ROXY: S. Staflorrl, I. Angclcri, S. Zlotnicoft, P. Schultz, P. Lindsay, T. XVood, C. Freund, T. LoBuc. THIRD ROXV: T. Sicola, B. lngram, O. Graham. The soft, nostalgic strains of 'KMoonglow, . . . the curtains slowly part . . . and there are our Moonglowersl The beat changes and they are off-drums throbbing, feet stomp- ing, and lingers snapping. Then the pace changes again . . . the vocalist steps grace- fully to the mike . . . she sings, softly ac- companied by the Moonglowcrs. And so it goes-from the hottest', blues to a senti- mental ballad-this group plays them all. lxlOONCLOW'Ell'S VOCALIST Sharon Stafford, Vocalist n

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nap- W Mr. Denniston Tony Ainc Peterson Lo Bue -w.-mr FIRST RONV, left to right: M. Briggs, S. Day, I. I.arSOI1, B. Schaaf, I. Smolen, I. Craham, R. XVest, B. Anderson, T. Mc- Hi1YflC1L G- Cil1SlP01'il, lV1llf0l'S. P- Alf'N0U, M- TOTE l- Salis- Cullen, B. Rickcrson, K. Kellogg, B. Arentoft. FOURTH ROXV: hury, Staflorcl. SECOND ROXV: B. Kalhfus, M. Hauck, C. R. Bellas, O. Graham, A. Kolvites, XV. Badore, B. Bradbury, L. Peclc, M. Ross, R. Clore, K. Jensen, S. Sliepnew, K. Bcllus, Ixlgdggrig, C, TUHSQ11, E, Mnttkgg, M, Ponzio, B, English, D, Gautier, L. Thompson. THIRD ROXV: J. Hauclc, I. Grove, S. Dries, A. LoBuc. H! xl ii if ff- ,. . X.. V1 'lil . E 1 Senior Chorus, consisting of many hoys and girls who are vocally talented, is quite large this year. Countless hours are spent in the choral room practicing for the many programs which are presented annually. At Thanksgiving, An Evening of Musicf, a special program of appropriate selections was given for thc enjoyment of the community. The Christmas assemhly containccl many numbers of a popular nature mixed with arrangements of traditional music. The final, and major, production of the year was Bells are Ringingf, No one can become a part of this enthusiastic organi- zation Without growing spiritually and culturally. PTZSUICHIF .... ..... . Robin Bellas Vice President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . .. . . .... .. Arloisor .. Mr. Rol Bruce English Aine Peterson Tony Lo Bue Jert Denniston 13 5

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x .5 A - 42.1 F s - f I not Ii FIRST HONV, left to right: Mr. Dt-nniston, I Prior K Atllms I Metzger I Hellas, S, Cranclell, S. Stafford. SECOND ROXV D Drics E Nlattkc NX Norlx I Czflllim B. Schutt, A. Peterson, B, Hayden, B. Si,-inurclnlx IHIHD ROV f 'lullsen S bchllf L Mcclearis, I. Smolcn, P. Quigley, C. Farlow, C Pecle I b llislmury LAS CANTADORAS A D MENS CHORU The trade-mark of two of thc most select groups in our school, Las Cantadoras and Men's Chorus, is soft, close harmony. The members have excep- tional vocal talent and an ability to sight read music. Each club, under the direction of Mr. Den- FIRST RONV, lt-ft to right: B. Rickerson,1' Ncuhcllcr A Long, A Loliuc J Lctto SECOND ROXV: XV. Anderson, C. Disbrow, M. POIIZIO C lrndsxy lt B111 is R Cole FHIRD ROXV j. Grove, D. Ford, R. Ingram, B. English, O C I'1l1'lIYl j Lnghsh It- 'e' F, I l-l+i fis