South Plainfield High School - Regit Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Fine Arf One has only to walk down the Fine Arts corridor to see the talent at work there. Many students have won special recog- nition this year. Pam Phillips, a junior, won honorable mention for her oil painting of a snow-covered city in the NJ. State P.T.A. Cul- tural Arts Exhibit in Atlantic City. Francine Martinkovic, a sen- ior, was a finalist in the NJ, Ceramic League Exhibit for her ceramic free-form sculpture of an abstract head. Karen McCleary, also a senior, won first place honors for her paint- ings and drawings of horses in the Circle M Horse Show Asso- ciation competitioni Ginny Genova, a sophomore has com- pleted several outstanding paintings including one of dau- phinsjumping out of water. Vocal music students Deidre Berry, a soprano, Karen Wal- ter, an alto, Bill Keefer, a tenor, and Brad Fitzsimmons, a bass, were members of the All-State Chorus, section leaders, and featured soloists in the Christmas Concert. Band soloist Rob- ert Vastano has been in Region ll All-State Band for four years, has played first chair trumpet for three years, has won two New York Brass Conference Scholarships, and has played in summer stock band. Also a featured soloist, Anthony Zajac has been in Region II All-State Band for four years and has played first clarinet for four years. 'lm Q aug ,-v' Robert Escott Glenda Ellis Coordinator WUI V , Peter Franks Roberta Manara Paul Nagle

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