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

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Larry Nagy prepares the front page of the Fanscotian. 1' AAAA 1 The Fanscotian Now a Bi-Weekly Publication Who? What? Where? When? Why? These are five questions that neatly sum up the purpose of The Fanscotian this year: to keep the students informed of what was going on by answering these five questions in the news, fea- ture and editorial columns of SPFHS's first regular bi-weekly publication. This was a year of expansion and experi- mentation for the staff of The Fanscotian. This was the first year that the paper was published on a regular basis, coming out once every two weeks, with an average of eight pages per issue. Meeting every day during fourth period under the guidance of faculty advisor Miss Sherry Schlosser, the staff gathered, wrote, and edited articles concerned with a wide variety of current school events and issues. Emphasis was placed on achieving iournalistic standards of obiectivity and fair, complete, reporting. The why aspects of the news was given added emphasis with a number of special in-depth reports. Staff mem- bers also took and processed photographs, sold advertising and performed a good deal of the production work necessary for producing the paper. The staff produced a record number of eighteen issues this year. They also assisted in the production of The Oracle, the semester publi- cation of the Journalism I class. The Fanscotian is a member of the Future Journalists of America, Quill and Scroll Society and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Staff members attended the annual CSPA con- ference at Columbia University in March, and visited the offices of The New York Times in December. Only 45 minutes 'til deadline? Janet Stanford, Dave Greenley, Miss Schlosser

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That's not the way to ski! Dashing Through the Snow Providing transportation for experienced snow- plowers, Ski Club also tried to generate an interest in this dynamic sport for non-skiers. Their success was evident by the enthusiastic turnout on the five night ski trips to Great Gorge. The highlight of the year was the organization of a five-day trip to Stowe, Vermont, during the mid- winter vacation. To defray the transportation costs, the Ski Club had two candy sales.