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

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RICHARD VV. SMITH University of the State of New York, Oswego Industrial Arts American sport carsP,' GEORGE F. TOWNE University of Rochester, B.S. Mathematics How many understand this so far? ISABEL M. TURNER University of Colorado, B.A. Library Secretary Boys, girls, and others! Please be quiet! 16 EDWARD STOLT ROBERT E. TILLEY Montclair State College, B.A., M.A. Bowdoin College Science Montclair State College, lB.A., M.A. While the heart is still beating, RufgefS,UH1vefS1fy you infect . . .D 50161106 We're going to have a little opportunity. 47 am still learning. -Motto of Michelangelo NICHOLAS TUCCI Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. Science Horsepower : lb. X ft. + 33000 X min. 'WH JAMES WARD LEONARD ZANOWICZ Wilkes College, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers College, B.S Science and Mathematics Mathematics Let's get on the ball! Think! It may be a new experience. o

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ARLEEN C. RESNICK Ithaca College, B.S. Physical Education Hi ya, Doll! e no class dl'SllilCll'0lIS. 97 -Confucius DOROTHY M. ROBERTS HARRY W. ROBERTSON State Teachers College New York University, B.S., M.A. Indiana, Pa., B.S. Art University of Pittsburgh, Ed.M. HI dom, know what you can draw, Mathematics think for yourself. To divide on the computer, you set . . HELEN F. SCHLESINCER RAYMOND L, SCHNITZEF, Hunter College, A-B- Panzer College, B.S. SCiCI'1Ce Physical Education You must have copied the answers My kids at home behave better in the wrong orderf, than you da. JANET M. SEIDLER WILLIAM C. SHERIDAN EARL R. SMITH Brooklyn College, B.S. Bloomshurg State Teachers College Rutgers University, B.S. Physical Education BS- Driver Education Stretch, two, three, four. HiSf01'Y End of Westfield Road and There's going to be a reckoning. turn left.

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OFFICE STAFF Attention, please. Sorry for the in- terruptionf, This is the refrain which rings through the hall familiarly sym- bolizing our Office Stad. All the red tape and the tedious jobs necessary to run a modern high school are ac- complished by this staff. In their three years of assistance, they have proven themselves efficient, pleasant and al- ways ready to help. LEFT TO RICHT: Mrs. C. Lostbourne, . Mrs. P. Ream, Miss E. Miller, Mrs. G Macaulay. SEATED: Mrs. M. McCloskey. OAFETERIA STAFF As morning study halls quietly', proceed in the cafeteria theres much bustle in the kitchen. The Slater Sys- tem is cooking up another lunch menu. Study hall explodes into lunch period, finding the staff cheerfully awaiting the mob with ladle and spoon. A friendly staff makes chow time, the best timcf, FIRST ROXV, It-ft to right: O. Connors, C. Michcls, M. Dravccky, Il. Bowen, M. Mattia. SECOND ROXV: A. Golebouslii, R. Ciacob- be, V. Leigh. X .pvug 'Vu 'if CUSTODIAN S VVhen a locker stays locked, a win- dow breaks, the Hoor needs a sweep- ing or other services need performing, just dial CSU for Custodial Staff. Through the efforts of our custodial staff, Scotch Plains-Fanwood High has retained its fine, brand-new appear- ance equal to that of its opening day three years ago-preserving it for the many future students who will pass through its halls. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. M. Pendals, Mrs. H. Morrison, Mrs. C. McCloud, Mr. A. Miller. SECOND ROXV: Mr. E. Boykin, Mr. A. Acampora, Mr. L. Stocker, Mr. F. Duffy. 0 '-1 o .5- I Q H f.. 'x . 0 Q , f 9 9 . X f' 0 A -5 ti't 5' .M 0 fl' ' -,fir Y 'aan-