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

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Mrs. Zmachinsky plays doctor to each of her pupils in turn. Did you hear about the French traveling salesman. Ted Waller. This is how Darcy Whitehorn became a brilliant FANSCOTIAN Editor. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ABREAST OF MODERN TECHNIQUES Languages are taught in our school to expand the student's ability to communicate, to understand foreign cultures, and to show the value of tradition. French, Spanish, Latin, and an extracurricular Russian Study Group are the language courses offered at S.P.F.H.S. The basic curriculum emphasizes fluency through grammar, vocabulary, and oral presentations. Laboratory work, audio- visual aids, field trips, clubs, and honor societies expanded the total experience of this language studies program. The continual revision of teaching techniques provided the student with better and more up-to-date methods of learning the language. '- , , li A L A f ,

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l Mr. Rhine shows 'fstag' films to the girls' typing BUSINESS DEPARTMENT OFFERS A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM Many different courses were offered by the Business Education Department this year. These included Bookkeeping, Business Math, Business Law, Data Processing, and Business Machines in addition to the traditional Typing and Shorthand classes. The Cooperative Office Education Program offered vocational experi- ence for clerical and secretarial students. Dis- tributive Education dealt with retail selling and merchandising. College-bound students could benefit from Note Taking, a modified short- hand course, and Personal Typing courses. Technical training, specialized training, and occupational intelligence are the goals of the Business Department. 124 class. CULMEN. takes- 21 peek at S.P.- But why did you take Jimmy out? Mr F.H.S. typlsts. Diana Essex. Dettmar Arlene Betau I Dear Ann, Boy am I in trouble! Bill Sewalls