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

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USINESS EDUCATIO CL B The Business Education Club was organized for the purpose of aiding girls to prepare for and seek careers in the business world. Through films, visits to places of business, and discussions led by guest speakers on business opportni- ties, the girls are given a better conception of what lies before them. Each year the club has a money-raising project-remember Bowers Peanut Crunchv?-which provides for the several trips, and, what is more important, a scholarship for a girl who is planning to continue her business education. FIRST ROXV, left to right: Miss Byorck, D. Koscielny, j. THIRD ROXV: M. Mayer, P. Ward, C. Stizza, I. Gilbert, L. DiFrancesco, F. Giacobbe, T. Grimaldi, A. Glasstettcr, M. Capone, I. Laratta, M. Ball, A. De Cuollo. FOURTH ROW: Izzo, Mrs. Dettmar. SECOND ROW: B. Pawlick, C. Whitta- B. Mayer, J. Kozimor, C. Church, R. Kosta, K. Polich, C. ker, C. Nicol, M. Church, E. Zlata, J. Miller, G. Bavosa. Van Gorder. BUSINESS EDUCATION OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Bugle, President, 1... Capone, Vice President, I. Laratta, Secretary, A. DeCuol1o, Treasurer.

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The junior Recl Cross rendered service to the community through its annual . ZH project. the Recl Cross memhersliip drive. The members of this worthwllile organi- I zation-cledieatecl to assisting others by kindness-also macle place mats for local hospitals and stuffed toy animals for their ehildrenls wards. IUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS LEFT TO IIICHT: C. XVincliseh, President, II. MeVay, Secretaryg S. Stafford, Treasurer. IU IOR RED CROSS FIRST ROXV, left to right: Mrs. Fenwick, Stafford, S. Emery, L, Rowan, C. Johnson, I. Venes, M. Tort, D. Pfeiffer. SECOND ROXV: P, MeVay, B. Kolesar, N. Farr, C. Cottliek, L. Rocco, A. Kozimor, A. Classtetter, M. Kozimor. THIRD ROXV: K. McKay, M. Fusselman, I. Clynn, C. ,XVhittaker, Il. Bienstoek, J. Chnrik, C. Wincliseh, J. Cor . FOURTH IIOXV: A. Fehon, K. Hahm, M. Claneey, R. Neal, J. Pollock, M. Gee, M. Koclblj J. Matey.

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TEENS FOR SAFE DRIVING OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Jcdry, President, N. Sich, Vice-President, E. Donovan, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROXV, left to right: I. Miller, L. Rowan, P. Norris, D. Koscielny, S. Cortes, D. Blake, F. Crater, I. XVhite, B. Seman- chik, XVeh, I. Zanoni, Emery, M. Izzo, Rinaldi. SEC- OND RONV: Mr. Smith, C. Lawler, M. Bardolf, M. Vigani, B. Filipowski, B. Bishop, K. Jensen, K. Knccht, C. XVindisch, M Yarnell, I. Shades, M. Geetlein, A. Classtettcr, I. D,Arconte. THIRD ROXV: P. Kolb, M. Comtess, P, Quigley, C. McCor- mack, K. Kreie, D. Spencer, I. Ehrenkrantz, M. Fusselman, B. Kolesar, F. XVinsor, N. Farr, I. DiFrancesco, A. Fehon, M. Ball I. Popovich. FOURTH ROVV: E. Donovan, R. Post, P. Bcssler C. Finkcnstadt, L, Dinday, N. Sich, S, Schaff, K. McKay, XV Hazard, B, Bragdon, B. Austin, C. Truitt, I. Cory, L. Hughes FIFTH RONV: T. Collins, D. Iedry, A. XVeh, D. Hadick, R Cheek, R. Ingram, C. Lindsay, C. Coon, D. Dries, D. Dooren, P. McVay, C. Terry, M. Koelbl, B. Rose, C. Dutcher. TEENS FOR AFE DRIVI C Teens for Safe Driving, an organized state-Wide movement among teen- agers, purposes to lessen adverse criticism of teenage drivers. The club, chartered last year, and advised by Mr. Smith of the Driver Education depart- ment, lias become one of the most active in the school. Members of the club try to achieve their aim by making the student body more safety-conscious and by stressing the importance of courtesy and safety on the streets and highways.