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

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BIOLOCX CLUB Ol l lClCllS l I l l IO lilCll'l': B. llcilingcr. Prvsitlentg L. Mohler, Sven-laryg 'lf KL-inp, Vice-Prcsidcxlt. Nature's wonders open before the eyes of the Biology Club members. These students, who wish to pursue the study of biology further than classwork allows, are able to perform a Wide variety of experiments. In the biology rooms, the club members find many fascinating pieces of equipment. Learning to use these facilities wid- ens their knowledge of the biological Held. BIOLOGY CL B FIRST ROXV, left to right: T. Kemp, B. Reilinger, L. Mohler, P. Alexson. SECOND ROW: C. Aiubruso, 1. lia Rosa, D. Hanigan, K. Bcllas, F. George. THIRD ROW: D. Soclerberg, J. Zctto, F. Lanalian, L. Walter. I .

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FIRST RONV, left to right: Mr. Froncek, J. Gaffney, G. Koep, D. Stopinski, P. Podesta, R. Iurgcns, D. Guth, Mr. Tucci. SECOND ROW: A. Lasher, N. Scott, N. XVinsor, S. Blazo, VVarncr, D. Bishop, N. Maddock. THIRD RONV: B. Cutillo, J. Sedwin, C. Smitke, P. Fedro f, R. Klouse, R. Zanfini. FOURTH ROXV: B. Zaumcn, J. Torkelsen, T. NVo0d, D. Gardner, M. DiCavalcante. CIE CE CL B The Science Club is especially for freshmen who are scientifically inclined. They spend many afternoons after school applying the knowledge gained from the textbooks. In qualitative analy- sis, their problem for this year, they are to deter- mine unknown substances in solution. They,ll be well prepared for chemistry, as most of them know the chemical symbols and how to balance chemical equations. These students are really in- terested in science! It looks as though we have some scientists in the making. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Cutillo, Treasurer, S. Blazo, President D. Stopinski, Secretary, J. Torkelsen, Vice-President.

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FIRST ROXV, left to right: Mr. Tilley, R, johnson, H. Williams, F. VVinsor, M. Vigani. SEC- OND RONV: E. Mullins, R. Stoveken, B. Sutherland, R. Thompson, P. Kolb, R, Schnepf. THIRD ROW: K. NVehrle, C. Stuhr, R. Bellas, R. Smelser, K. Klouse. CHEMI TRY CL B If you should happen to peek into room 217 on any Wed- nesday afternoon after 3:15, you will find a group of in- trigued students and Mr. Tilley, their leader, pondering over one of the unknowns in their work with qualitative analysis. All these .students have had one year of chemistry and have joined the Chemistry Club to broaden their knowledge of the world of acids, bases and salts. This experience, they hope, will help in making the Freshman year at college a bit easier and, possibly, help them get into advanced chemistry classes. The general purpose of the club, however, is to help the mem- bers arrive at a better understanding of chemistry. Q3 X..b