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

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LITERARY EDITOR . as L L Sue Kruthers ART AND LAYOUT EDITOR BUSINESS EDITOR L L L L L DDSD L Jeff Epstein PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR as fel 'Veff V' MU, sf rw A ifxsgi? LX' LD if CULMEN EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . I L as Terry Ryan ASSOCIATE EDITORS L. I L Rocky Jones Anne O'Connell Bev Stetsko L at Don Currie SPORTS EDITOR L LLL, L,LL7LL LLLL, 7 P at O'Neill ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR Lynda Emery SPECIAL THANKS TO T .LLL L, LL,LLvLLLLL Jim Joll Y, Alan Gilbert, Judy Gage, Rick Merrill, Lou Martin, Steve Fluckiger, Debbie Moore, John DiPaola, Diane Drewes, Rosemary McErlean, Alison Howell, Carol Scalingi, Alyce Horst, Janeen Robertson, Barbara O,Connell, Joan Ferenchak, Carolyn Ryan, Dave Siegel, Frank Suriano, Thomas Radnovich. CHIEF ADVISOR ,,s,,,,.,. L, ..,,, ,..,,,,,.,, M iss Adams LITERARY ADVISOR LL,,,,,, L. as ,,,,..,,,, Mr. Patterson PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR sLL,,, L. Mr. Armerding BUSINESS ADVISOR ,..,,,, ,,.,,...A,,,,,,, M r. Evans CULMEN '69 wishes to extend sincere apprecia- tion to Dr. Tyson for his help and encouragement. IV 'Jr 3 J QebM'W '75 LVVL V rf ii M-Wws,.,-J, .---, --l,m!mm.,:'- E gg W has its HFleet Graves . . . CUL- MEN has its Flash Currie. Don Currie. ,MJ-ff ' ,xl ,1 je' , U ff L if '-wld' what's with these four-letter words? Sue Kruthers, Rocky Jones. L

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-xiii? . 'SSE ff J , 1, Y 0 f .. I , ?,,, 4 is S 51 hh Q f 2 f 2 You censored ALL the captions? Terry Ryan, Miss Adams. V sf 'N f , F ! ' A 5 . Extreme pressure and hard work drive CULMEN editors up the wall. Terry Ryan, Jim Jolly, Anne O'Connell, Rocky Jones. CULMEN SALES EXCEED 1100! Webster defines culmination as the summit, the attainment of the highest point? The students at S.P.F.H.S. are more familiar with its pseudonym: CULMEN. The publication of our yearbook is in- deed a climax of the school year. Few students realize the tremendous amount of preparation that is required to publish the CUL- MEN. Work was begun on the book late last spring immediately after the editors were chosen. A page by page outline, or ladder, was formulated and work on layout extended through the summer months. In the fall, literary assignments were made, and as these articles came in they were edited, typed and proofread by the CULMEN edi- tors who met every day during third period in their converted closet, S-1. As essential to the book's production as the lit- erary staff is the business staff, who sold a record number of books: over 1100. Staff members sold adds to local merchants and composed a layout for the ad section. Despite all the work done in school, more time was needed to finish the book. At numerous eve- ning deadline sessions, pictures were chosen and cropped, captions and headlines were completed, final layout was completed and typists frantically reproduced the material to be sent to the publisher. As the nights wore on during these deadline meetings, the editors often wondered if it was worth the effort. But when the CULMEN was distributed throughout the school in May, there was no question about the book's success. gi? is 'li' 'Q 'V 'HF' Si is 'ft T gi: it 5,3 1 'Hr Q, x ' L it wa. at Q 5 'H I 'f I sv. 1a 5 t. 'Y 1 sz .,, . Pg' Ii va Q .4 ,. ,A -,Q 9 kgs. -L, G3 L' 1.3: vi. . 5 P' 41.3. .

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