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

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LIBRARY EXPANDS SUPPLY OF BOGKS This year more students than ever before have discovered what our High School Library has to offer. The library has been a pop- ular place to go, for research, to read a good book or to browse through one of the many current magazines available. The confer- ence rooms and the copy machine are special services provided by the library for students and fac- ulty. In addition to this, the li- brary has increased its supply of books to more than 15,000 vol- umes. JACQUELINE EGAN The school nurse is an integral part of the staff at any school, and Mrs. Egan has done a won- derful job in this capacity at S.P.F.H.S. A. LORRAINE AYRES EARL SMITH Mr. Smith did a fine job this year as Audio Visual Coordina- tor in the absence of Mr. Mal- eski, who was on sabbatical leave. BRENDAN J. CROSBY if X, J' S.P.F program to its cur riculum this year. Under th direction of Mr. Dorosin, each student participating in thi ff! A 4 aqsgiaigtf 31757 program is able to work on his own level of ability. , Mr. Bowman copies a student's notes. MW

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DAVID EVANS MELVIN J. FARBER ARNOLD NEUBERGER G. PRISNOCK X M il ARLEEN RESNICK I GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT PROVIDES DIRECTIO The objectives that the Guidance De- partment hopes to fulfill are to develop student initiative, responsibility, and self- directiong to help students recognize, un- derstand, meet and solve problems, to develop each individual,s ability to make decisions and choose goals wisely, and to assist the entire school staff by making a maximum contribution to the total educa- tional program. This role is an important one and the Guidance Department strives constantly to maintain and surpass these objectives. The department's services are varied: it provides aptitude, scholastic, and achieve- ment testing services, assistance and coun- seling are given to those studens who plan to go on to college, vocational school, other education, or employment, and all records of students' activities are collected and interpreted. The department is con- cerned With each student's total education, and, therefore, counselors are available to provide personal assistance at any time. Please let me graduate! Chris Blake, Mrs. Edler.

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gi f 1 re Betts' O'Connor Bem' Nlah SECRETERIAL STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Grace Lost- bourne. Hazel Clark. Mildred Pol- lock, Betty Edler, Ollie Jason, June French. Patricia Masella, Betty Moulter, Mary Lou Thayer, Mil- dred McCloskey. ' d if HZ . Q rc 'c 1 . I gp E h C U S T 0 DIA L . , 1, ,K k,kh 13 f lic . I I CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Josephine Rig- ge , 1 , 1 1 - ler. Hermine Bowen. Odelte Ulrich. Vickie Krivacs, Elsie Lestrange, Eleanor Troy, Mary Barrett, Rose Giacobbe, Peggy Dearacky, Carol Porpora, Carrnella DiPaola. LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael A. Nappe, Leslie Stocker, Herman Dambach, Knud Holmgaard, John Petro, Paul Fischer.