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

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i MR. GEORGE ESPOSITO MISS JOAN B. BYOREK fs l MR. FREDERICK MUSSER MR. PAUL RHINE Barbara Carragino is unsuccessful ut 'Ssticking it in her earf' I 4 T Y X R-13' ig ,, .. 5 sf A' A R 'E X R , R A ' R 3 MR. DONALD BOWMAN MR. CHARLES DETTMAR MR. JEAN POQUETTE W,,,,w-IM1 MISS EUGENIA ROINICK Oh! Doesn't Mr. Rhine look just like Paul Newman?

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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

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I MISS A. LYNETTE BIRKINS MISS TRUDI KESTING MR. ALFRED MR. DOMINIC DEO MR. PETER FALZARANO FORMICHELLA MISS CAROLE PANTANO MRS. FLORENCE SNARSKI MISS CORNELIA WILBER If you had a face like mine, youid be disgusted too!', Terry Ryan. PHYS. ED. DEPARTMENT PROVIDES A WELL-' BALANCED PROGRAM If you were to walk through the back hall during any hour of the day this year, you would have heard an assortment of yells, cheers, laughter, and hundreds of feet charging around the gym. Although this roar may have given the impression of utter chaos, it was actually one of the most organized activities in the students' day. The Physical Education Department trained students in the skills and rules of a variety of sports. Girls participated in seasonal units of soccer, wres- tling, basketball, and track and field, as Well as calisthenics, gymnastics, and modern dance. Foot- ball, soccer, wrestling, basketball, and track and field were included in the boys' activities. There was also co-ed activity in volleyball and square dancing, which provided a well-rounded program throughout this year.