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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She flys through the air. Judy lmhoff. ' V Marcia Holloway does a good fob in blocking. Girls' Basketball: A Year of Change Spectators may be impressed by the strength and height of a basketball team. However, they often overlook a very important factor: behind physical force there must be clear thinking to stage effective strategy. The 1971 Girls' Basketball team, coached by Miss Candy Pantano, displayed these qualities, as it played well defensively throughout the season. This year was one of transition as the team moved from a previous six player squad to one of five members. y lttt srtltr tti Marcia Hollaway backs up Mickey! all fhe, Way. Mary Myrtefus.