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

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Slap me five. Walfer Palmer. WESTLING SCOREBOARD SPF Opp. l8 ...... ......... W estfield ....... ......, 'I 8 25 .............. Berkeley Heights ............,, 15 42 ...... ........... H illside ......... .... 8 28 ...... ......n C rcanforcl ...,.. ....... 1 3 28 ...... .......,, L inden ........ ....... 'I 2 46 ...... ......... C olumbia ........ 5 27 .............. South Plainfield .............. 'I6 43 ...... ..... P lainfield .... ....... 3 26 ...... ...... U nion ..... ....... 'I 9 30 ...... ......... C lark ..... ....... I 3 30 ...... ....... R ahway ...... ....... 'l 2 17 ...... ..... M ontclair .... ....... 2 3 Co-Capfain Mark Sobel displays his winning for l 1 4, M H1

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May I have this dance? Tim Smith. Grapplers Rank in Top Ten This year, Scotch Plains continued to dominate in county and state competition. The team's maior loss to arch-rival Westfield was redeemed by John Carvalho's victory over Jesse Love, greatly contributing to our victory over South Plainfield. Coached by Mr. Dom Deo and held together by co-captains Jeff Lange and Mark Sobel, SPF's grapplers rated one of the top ten teams in the state. Those members who boasted excellent records were Mike Juppe, Bobby Church, Tim Smith, Mark Sobel, Jeff Lange and Walter Palmer. The J.V.'s undefeated season gives solid evi- dence that next year's wrestling team will be a sure success. ? John Carvahle.

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