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

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HOSTESS CLUB If it is a formal dinner or an informal gathering, it makes no difference to these girls in the Hostess Club, for they will be sure to know how to meet the situation. At their meetings this year, the girls have had a demonstration of the use of dried flowers in winter arrangements, a lesson on the art of cake decorating, and a most interesting talk on special foods for entertaining by an expert in this field. They have an opportunity to display the artistry gained at these meetings when they enter- tain their mothers at the annual spring tea. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Tort, Secretary, C. Johnson, Presi- dent, C. XVliittaker, Vice-President, D. Klepper, Treas- l1I'CI'. FIRST ROXV, left to right: Mrs. Finkbeiner, R. Priestly, A. Sikora, D. Kelly, K. Bellas, C. Kinsella, I. XVilliamson. SECOND RONV: L. Hcllehrand, C. Palac, E. Hanover, J. Denitzio, I. Tougaw, C. johnson, M, Tort, R. Bienstoek. THIRD ROXV: B. Bishop, D. Klepper, I. Miller, C. Hanrahan, P. Stutx, l.. Sorf, 1. Churik. FOURTH ROXV: M. Ball, P. Perpall, A. Fehon, M. Atkins, j, Matey, K. Manahan, B. Novello, C. Nlfhittaker. 2514:

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58 FIRST ROXV, left to right: S. Cortes, S. Tannenbaum, B. VVard, j. Sabo, D. Stopinski, D. Duane, K. Hirbour, K. Knousc, P. Eitel, P. Fotia, R. Grimolizzi, D. Davis. SECOND RONV: C. johnson, C. Singer, C. Windiscll, C. Ham ton, C. XVard, I. Tezyk, I. Shilay, M. Terry, N. MaddocE, F. Hutcheson, I. Miller, E. johnson, S. XValters. THIRD RONV: R. Kucinski, C. Martin, B. Fischetti, R. Clore, M. Mock- ridgc, M. Siar, A. Kozimor, C. Hanrahan, C. Sowers, P. Rice, E. Osher, E. Hanover, E. Lehr. FOURTH ROW: V. RT CL B The members of the Art Club are given in- struction in the basic fundamentals of theatrical make-up and, then, under the watchful eye of Mr. Robertson, they serve the school Well by do- ing the make-up for the Iunior and Senior plays and other dramatic productions. Another feature of their program, the seasonal displays, par- ticularly those of Halloween and Thanksgiving, are enjoyed by students, teachers, and visitors. Blank, I. Hudzik, R. Johanson, S. XVeh, D. Hegyes, E Haley, C. Johnston, S. Gautier, L. Sommer, G. Cottlick, I Denitzio, I. Nelson. FIFTH ROXV: N. Farr, C. Harring, K Manahan, M. Matson, K. McKay, I. Gilbert, B. Knudsen, N Vasak, R. Zanlinia, E. Stapleton, N. Cortes. SIXTII ROXV B. Arentoft, H. Gilbert, A. Kipp, B. Champlin, L. Publi- cover, P. Barnes, B. Kalbfus, I. Sinker, M. Kozimor, M Koelbl, A. Fehon. ART CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RICHT: R. Kucinski, President, S. Tmenblum Vice President, D. Davis, Secretary, E. Hanover Trelsurcr

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GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB A loud blast on the Whistle followed by the yell, KSQUADSV, ends the chaos in the girls, gym classes. The responsibilities of bringing the class to order, taking attendance, and conducting the warm-up exercises are fulfilled by leaders pre- pared to aid the teaching of class activities. Behind the scenes they mark tests and record grades. Because of their assistance and suggestions, gym has become much more enjoyable.