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

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The Varsity Club can be considered the '6Honor Societyv of the sports World. Candidates must have three varsity letters, maintain a Cv average, have their teachers, approval, and secure a majority vote of the present members. As members they plan their yearis activities under the guidance of Mr. Schnitzer. This year,s activities included the selling of candy, setting up the football field before games, and making all an- nouncements regarding sports. The members also act as hosts to any visiting teams and represent our school at all sports events. FIRST RONV left to right B English I Ogden I Holt. SECOND RONV: J. Tudor, V. Sidun, B Bradbury J Scarpati THIRD ROW D Remlcr, Mr. Schnitzcr, F. Scerbo. VAR ITY CLUB

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fix I X Q I Q Q Q Q FIRST BOXY, lc-ft to right: Mr. Orrico, K. Booth, T. Plocck, H. XVcitz, M. Bradley. SECOND NONY: S. lluwk, R, Spicklor, K. Krompholz, B, English, XV. Michulccwicz. THIRD BOXV: B. Dickey, J. Brown, I. XYi11disul1, B. Nyborg, B. Cyurc. CROSS COU TRY

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TWIRLER FIRST ROXV, left to riglitzj Stott R Flore B Frschetti P Alexson SECOND RONV: I. Gilbert M Koelbl B Young G Furman A whistle shrills, a sparkling baton is lifted high, and our high-stepping twirlers are on the march. VVhat tinsel is to the Christmas tree, what frosting is to a cake, the twirlers are to our band. With a different routine for almost every performance, the twirlers perform at football games and parades, and are featured at the Night of Musicf, B. Fischctti