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

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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

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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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FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERI A These are the teachers of tomorrow-the ones who will be introducing our children to the world of knowl- edge in the years to come. That they might prepare for their chosen careers with a clearer understanding of the opportunities offered, they have this year ex- plored the field of special teaching with guest speak- ers. Reports on the various subjects discussed at the State Future Teachers of America Convention were given to this club by the officers in the hope that this group would benefit by the excellent suggestions made there. In the future the organization hopes to pro- vide a scholarship to a member who is planning to attend a teachers college. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Lohrman, K. Kellogg, C. Han- son, E. Mattke, S. Schaaf, L. Swarts, P. McVay, D. Van Nest, K. Kania, D. Remling, L. Scholl, N. Neumuller. SEC- OND RONV: S. Rinaldi, K. Boyne, R. Grimalizzi, D. XVall, S. Emer , I. Teloga, K. Southard, L. Crawford, C. Holt, M. Moref: M. Tort, P. Ellis. THIRD ROXV: Miss Iacobson, E. Lehr, I. Hampton, D. Meserve, L. Rowan, G. Ginsberg, C. FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Crater, President, 1. Jaffe, Vice President S. Cortes, Secretary, K. Kneeht, Treasurer Johnson, I. Haworth, S. Cortes, B. Fischctti, R. Clore, B. Arentoft. FOURTH ROXV: K. Knecht, K. Iensen, M. Pattee, D. Kelly, P. Stevens, M. Lawrence, B. Filipowski, S. Clark J. Nelson, J. Tougaw, L. Niemeyer. FIFTH ROWV: C. Branch, B. Cillmann, K. Lewis, M. Atkins, I. Jaffe, S. Kraft, G. Cottlick, B. Borek, B. Bishop, D. Klepper, M. Holt, B. Novello. x