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

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' blanket of solitude wraps the world in stillness. Nature takes a rest from the gay revelries of sun- shine and warmth. The colors of fall fade away for awhile, into slum- ber. As the white veil spreads over the weary landscape, men every- where warm their hearts to the hope that spring is not far off. Mean- while, the spirit of the season is persistent in the life that is hidden beneath the walls which man has built around himself.

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GIRLS, HOCKEY TEAM POSTS UNDEFEATED SEASON For the first time in the history of S.P.F.H.S., a varsity sport, field hockey, was offered to girls dur- ing the fall. Their skill and inten- sive work paid off as the team ended the season with an unde- feated record of 3-0-2. The girls learned the meaning of competi- tion, sportsmanship, teamwork, and responsibility under the coach- ing of Miss Kesting. This year the varsity field hockey team success- fully initiated an activity which is sure to be continued. Tennis is another sport that many girls took advantage of in the fall. The advisor, Miss Pan- tano, organized and encouraged some of the girls to play other schools to compare skills and pro- vide competition. It proved to be an excellent experience as well as a foundation for next year's goal . . . the first girls' varsity tennis team. Tennis makes love not war. Nancy Ladue digs for sweet potatoes. g l Rocky Jones cautiously stalks a wild hockey ball

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