Clifford J Scott High School - Tartan Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1940 volume:

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V ij A e fgonfenfd ADIVIINISTRATICDN 10 14 SENICDRS 15 43 UNDER CLASSMEN 44 49 STUDENT PARTICIPATION 53 54 THE ARTS 65 72 SPQRTS 73 32 ADVERTISERS 33 IOU tl f 0 C I ........., - II ............ - III ......... - IV CLUBS . ............. 50-52 V ...... - VI ............ - VII - : ............ - III ........... - Q :za cw 4,0 .Siu r. i or . o erinfenclenl of gud Orange SCL f me lC6lfl0l1 HIS volume of the Tartan the class book of the frrst senior class graduated from Clifford I Scott High School rs affectionately dedicated to Dr Clifford lohn Scott Superintendent of the East Orange Public Schools 19211936 as a testimonial of appreciation to a great teacher a friend of youth a sincere believer rn the efficacy of education rn removing the curse of ignorance ana one who helped make possible thrs high school completed and named rn hrs honor after hrs death rn 1936 Dr Scott was born rn Conneautvrlle Pennsylvania on May 14 1880 He attended Allegheny College graduatrng with honors rn 1903 He subsequently served as Super rntendent of Schools at Heynoldsvrlle and Uniontown Pennsylvania and Wil mrngton Delaware which latter positron he held for seven years rmrnedr ately prior to coming to East Orange While rn Delaware he was appointed a member of the State Board of Education serving as its President for three years He was also a Trustee of Delaware Unrversrty and a member of the Board of Managers of the State lndustrral School ln recognition of hrs fine contribution to education rn Delaware he was given the degree of Doctor of Pedagogy by Delaware University ln 1921 he was called to East Orange as efforts unsparrngly to the progressive improvement of the crty s school system its curriculum its health and related actrvrtres and the inauguration of the present Junior high school program During 1928 29 he assisted in the New lersey Educational Survey Commission being one of three members of the Survey Staff appointed to study New lersey schools Associated with numer ous educational organizations and movements he exercrsed a far reaching and stimulating influence rn state and national educational activities Hrs Christian character broad culture sympathetrc understanding of youth hrs trong personality wide experience and efficiency rn his chosen field of work and hrs uniform courtesy and kindly sprrrt made Dr Scott an outstand ng citizen and an unparalleled leader rn hrs community and rn hrs chosen profession The East Orange Public School System and thrs city are better and frner because ot hrs many contributions to them ln the hearts of all who came wrthrn the sphere of hrs influence there remarns for hrm a deep and enduring affection CHARLES A HEISS Superintendent of Schools and, during the fifteen years following, devoted his Agoura! of dyucafion f 936 mcnmfrahon U THESE meh cmd women we of Scott owe cr smcere debt ot qrdtr tude Wrthout therr vlslon cmd perserveronce Scott Hrqh School would not be cr reothty todoy Whenever School mcrtes scry Remember ond recollectrons brmq us back to hlqh school ddys memory Wlu pdy cz teetmg tr1bute to these qroups gears! of glzlucafcon f 940 Presldeot V1 C 1' S1de'1t tr ' ' . w t CTT HARRIS MRS, GEC. ROSS STARR SAMUEL H. LIBBY CHARLES P. GULICK HERBERT C. MERCER HENRY E KENTOPP Superintendent of Schools 0 Our city has provided excellent educational facilities for your development. We shall always be glad to hear that you are using your talents and abilities wisely and that the school named in memory of a man Whose life was devoted to the interests of young people is fulfilling the great hopes that we have for it Henry E Kentopp h'llnl5fl'd,tl0n For the past three years you have been first in many things May you continue so to be in your college business and pro worked out for yourselves a few guiding prin crples with which to steer your course when the going gets rough lt has been a Joy to have worked for you and with you We Wish for you a life rich IH service and happiness Lemuel R Iohnston LEMUEL R IOHNSTON Principal Page El n , , , I O I O I 1 I f - fessional careers. We trust that you have 4 eve ,v I ', :I gky'l am W iffif . . Lxxrf IX ADELE F. BANVAR2, BA. 'NI PAUL BGWDEN, ABI RTTGLFI f. FRIGHAM, IVLA. ALICE I. BURKE, BIS. Social Stuqlips EnqIisk ' zhauaqes Home Economics LINTON W CLAUS BS IIAQGAQET M LERIHEW FRANK S COE IR I-IARLES R LOLLINb MA I ldusir GI Arts II'1dUSIf1CII Arts S 1-src N ADQIE L AUDI AB FDINA 4 DU L MA PU UE U D N I' 'Of FRANKEL BA 34 amy, P wsx Q' E 4 Q 0 CICII udxes . I. 4 . -- -I 1 'III I V I U mn 5 I J I y sr V - A I N X C . Im. I IC , I ,., C. .'7 N, I. I 1 M.A. B.A., BS. ' 'C' I e Science Q 4 I C. .Il ' ,, . . H '. I.. MI. .IUSCG C. D N O , IIA. I.I L . , II , Enqllsh hj ': I ci' C 'I rm Izfyhematizs S: ' Sf ' Q FSH, T'.','e1ve SAMUEL C GRANT A B IOHN T GREENAN MA ELSIE M GREER MA DORIS R GRIFFITH B S Lcmqucxqes Sccml Sfudxes Mcxthemahcs Home Eccmofmcs LEON C HOOD MA VINCENT B IANUSKA BA E LENORE KUNTZ SADIE LIPSON MA Enqhsh Eme cmd Apphed Arts B B S m S Erq 1Sh L1brc1ry HARLES E MARSHALL MA ADA C M 'RAT R N EL 7ABETH C MILES BA MARV M VONTCOMERY BS S xence Nurs Enqhsh RLS ness Educatlcn 3A jalfuky EREDERICK de ONIS MA DEBORAH R PERINE BA WILLIAM M POLISHOOK MADELINE E SHARPE M I Loriquuqes Mathematics M Ed Busiwess Edu cxticn Buslfiess Education WILLIAM R SMITH BS IOHN A SPEAR MA HONVARDC TRACY MCS BERYL W WARBASSE B X Physical Education Eriqiish Business Education Sg.c'if1lSii1fi1e1s nf . I Q05 f, ,,.- X -K Q M.A. ' 2 in 0 on A-ri ,..-ff WILLIAM H WHITEHILL R S C ERD BERNHART YOUNG PAUL L YOUNG M A Infiusirmi Ar s Music Spesdi nd DIGIHCIIICS 574 ami, P q F irrrr HELEN RUPERT EEADLE P L iriqucl RUTH TAYLOR M A Business Education we .gznior Cfadd Presrdent V1ce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer ARTHUR ARMSTRONG RICHARD IDEAL MINERVA FELLOWS EARLE SHCTWELL O lCEl'5 Seated left to rlqht R1 hard Ideal Mtnerva Fellows Arthur Armstrong Earle Shotwell Durmq the two years that I have been your aclvlser your Wrllrnq ness enthus1asm and cooperatlveness have made workmq W1th you a pleas ure You have establrshed an envlable record of accompllshments you have set many fme precedents but most 1mportant of all you have Justlfled my tarth ln you Now you beqm a Search for personal success May you succeed 1n that quest may you cult1vate a de s1re to work and may you never forget that true happmess comes only from sharmq your success W1th others 010' .AJVIJBP CHARLES R COLLINS Paq Flftrwn ur ' o ' ' ' ' x , , A I A I 1 'I f I - , . E, 4 .Mafory 0 flw E DIFFIDENTLY entered the w1de halls of East Orange Hrgh School and were a l1ttle skepttcal of all these older classmen who spoke of elevators from the basement to the thrrd floor lt was hard to get used to not go1ng home for lunch the self respons1b1l1ty the teachers seemed to expect and that 1ns1gn1f1cant feelmg that came from bemg the youngest denom1nat1on m a sea of faces Presently however we were assrmtlated mto the pattern we cheered the team as lust1ly as any semor at the fortleth Thanksgtvmg game agamst Barrmger We contrrbuted our b1t to the annual carollmg before Chrrstmas and sang hearttly for the operetta The Pirates of Penzance on February fourth and ftfth N1ght mares obsessed us after hav1ng thrllled to the melodrama of R U R a play of robots The Juntor sentor prom was one of the year s h1gh spots We found the graduatton dance an equal success The basketball team won n1ne out of f1fteen games much to our dehght None of us got seaslck on the annual Hudson tr1p rn May as we danced to the E O band Suddenly we found ourselves d1st1nct1ve we had been assrgned to transfer to Scott the new h1gh school A l1ttle wary about chang1ng schools aga1n we had made a lot of frlends at East Orange H1gh Schooleand a l1ttle curlous about what next year would brmg we started our summer vacatlon SOPHOMORE Prestdent Kenneth Fellows Vlce Presrdent George Vogel Treasurer Katherme Mattern The new school had been named for Cllfford I Scott former superrnten dent of schools We would have to work hard to make our school worthy of the name Could we be as respected rellable and efflclent as he? The goat was worth the venture We had to adapt ourselves to the sudden change from mcrdental underclassmen to paramount personages to top the school unttl graduat1on Tradltrons and extra curr1cular act1v1t1es would start Wllh We fabr1cated orgamzatlons to sat1sfy our every wrsh The drama TIC club The Stage Door was founded the f1rst two cop1es of the Baqpxpe appeared an orchestra and a swmg band were lntroduced archery golf r1d1ng and modern danclng h1ghl1ghted the ernbryon1c club program Scarlet and gray were adopted as Scotts colors Am1dst 1n1t1at1ng precedents we found t1rne for hockey basketball football and baseball The dramauc group presentmg a Mexrcan comedy The Red Velvet Goat and the modern dance adherents shared the honors of our f1rst evenmg per formance on March ll Scotts f1rst dance was the Spr1ng Sport Hop held on May 6 Our f.1rst choral success ln the Chrlstmas concert was seconded 1n the operetta Chxmes oi Nonncmdxe rn May Scott s half day exams orxgmated 1n the f1nals and wound up our sophomore year Page S1xteen Q . 1 1 'R , . , 1 1 f i i' 1 1 . 1 . 1 I 1' W W ' n I if W i' 1 . . . . . , , . 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L' Cami o 7940 l UNIOR Presrdent GGOYQS Voqel V1ce Pres1dent Arthur Armstrong Secretary lean DGWS Treasurer Lulse Weyhenmeyer We began our rumor year more confrdently now that we were upper classmen and no longer neophytes An eff1c1ent student councrl and a receptton comm1ttee were started The country acclcumed Scotts Mrcro phone booklet The swrmmrng club was orgamzed 662 out of the approxrmate 750 part1c1pated rn sports seven recelved basketball letters and fourteen football awards The pep songs H1gher Htgher Let It Wave and We Flght were composed Carol s1ng1ng and modern dancmg were featured 1n the Chrrstmas celebratron Our two mam eve mng programs were a presentatron of three plays Iomt Owners In Spam Happy Iourney and Four on a Heath m Ianuary and the operetta B0hen11U.11. Gul 1n March At the Jumor dance rn May we trred all the steps we had practrced at second lunch dancrng a regular ntterbug ex h1b1t1on by the students resulted Semonty seemed nearer and surer when we recerved our school rrngs 1n the sprrng SENICDR Vlce Presldent Hrchard Ideal Secretary Mrnerva Fellows Treasurer Earl Shotwell Last September we entered Scott to fmd ourselves sen1ors at last every one was suddenly more serlous more mature We accepted added respon s1b1l1t1es more easlly and naturally School mterests became a part of us agam before we knew 1t We cheered wrth pr1de our 35 football men frghtmg to w1n yelled new cheers sang wrth the band rn rts frrst year of pubhc appearance And when Thanksglvlng had long smce passed a foot ball dmner revrved that season for us N1neteen heroes recerved gold foot balls as an accolade of rnerrt Student partlcrpatron rn school act1v1t1es contmued rn the establlshed Student COUHC1l 1n the Receptron Cornmrttee 1n the new Wrltmg Cl1H1C and ln the Cafeterra Commrttee Choral achrevements reached a new htgh wrth the Chrtstmas Concert featurlng part of the Messlah and the sprxng concert 1n Aprrl The Ivory Door was harled a dramatrc success both the snowy mghts 1t played rn February The boys escorted the1r favorxte grrls to the Senlor dance ID Apr1l dancmg the1r best and sm1l1ng the1r nrcest smrles Well they knew May l7 was lust around the corner On the l7th Scott was topsy turvy Grrls ushered dates made weeks before hrther and yon mernly tak1ng the gen tlemen s part at the Socral Commlttees Leap Year Dance Our trrbute to leap year pard we rushed from one recrtal to another dance orchestra and vo1ce then settled down to d1scover 1t was almost lune Confr dence gave way to wlstfulness Had we the years to llve over what changes would we make? How close had we come to our goal? Had we partrcr pated 1n QCllV1l1eS as rnuch as we should? Were the tradrtrons we 1n1t1ated worthy tradrtxons? Had we made our school truly a frrendly school? Had our venture succeeded? Suddenly we became engulfed 1n last thmgs fnal exams belng Scotts frrst graduatrng class sxgnmg yearbooks farewells Then on Iune 21 proud yet somehow humble we recerved our d1plo mas Our days at Scott were over Page Seventeen O i 1' - - V . . Q 1 1- - ' ' 4 Q Q i' ' ' ' 5 1 . . . .. . . ll ll l ll 1 Q Q ' ' I I 1 1 Q i Q ' . . ll I I ll I 1' 'R 1 n 1 v 1 I - - -- Q Q 1- - - Presldent Arthur Armstrong : . - . . , , . . 1 I . 1 1 - , ,, , , , . . . . ,. , , . . . . . . . . ,. , ,. , . ll I ll - t A 1' i' 'I ll ll . . R 1 i' - I 1 I . 1 , ' Q 1' i ' ' I I V - I . . 1 Q Q ff . . , 1 , , - - - a 1 Q - . , 1 1 Q - . 1 Q 1' Y . . I A - O MARGARET EDITH AIMS Maru Where theres nIus1c there cant be mIsch1ef Glee Club 2 3 4 State Chotr 3 GIrl Reserves 2 3 Bagprpe 3 4 Feature Wr1 er Drama Club 2 3 Dramatrcs 4 PFPKELFY SCHOOL ROBERT P AMBROSE Bones Ambr Ion should be made of sterner stuff Football Manager 2 3 Basketball Intramural 2 3 4 Engineer Ing Club 3 Sclence Club 4 Rallroad Club 2 TOLEDO UNIVERSITY ARTHUR A ARMSTRONG Smxle and the world smIles wtth you Football var Ity 2 3 4 Basketball varsxty 2 3 4 Baseball Outdoor Club 4 Presrdent SIagecraIt Club 4 Vlce Presrdent of Iumor Class BUSINESS MARY LOUISE ATI-IFRTON The hardest tumble a man can take IS to fall over hIs own bluff Glee Club 7 French Club 3 Dramat1c Club 2 Motlon Plcture Club 3 Mxcrophone Club 4 fl CAM IANE R ATTENBOROUGH lane-Y A patlent walter IS no loser ISABEL G BAIRD zzY Dancmg It IS lxfe 1lS9lf Glee Club 2 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Hockey 2 3 Secretarxal Club 2 BUSINESS IANE BALDWIN lCI1'119 Some people fall for everythxng and stand for nothmq Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorr 2 4 Etlquette Club 3 Pxnq Pong Club 2 Gxrls Shop 4 Bagplpe Reporter 3 I EAN M BECKETT Why should we strrve wIth CYHIC frown To knock tnel fauy castles clown? Basketball 2 4 Hockey 4 Swxmmmq Club 3 4 GIrl Reserves 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Debating Club 0 NEW ROCHELLE DAVID BECKMAN Our Star Reporter I thmk It 1S better to have two strIngs to my bow Track 4 Tenms 4 Basketball Intramural 4 S Icnce Club 4 DramatIc Club 3 Debatlng Club 2 4 OEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY EVERETT I BLATTMAN Bud Slnce Eve ate apples much depends on dmner Basketball Intramural 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 Engmeermg Club 3 Scrence Club 4 Socral Dance 4 NEWARK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Page Elghteen . , 1 -1' I ' , : ' . I T : , : ' . J..4n 4 .f , ,V If . . . : . . : ' - : I ' . I . S' . , : - - ' . , : 2: I M. . : , . .. 1: : ' : ' ' : ' . l 2 Basketball 25 Girls' Shop 21 Stamp Club 4. I ll u 1 u I 1 ll ,W : ' . . I . . : : . : 'A - V . . 1 ' , : ' : ' , . : : ' ' , 1 ' . , : . : ' v. . ' . - P' 1 . , , S , I , . ..: : ' ' : ' : ' . MARVITA E BRANDT Moe Vvhatever IS worth domg at all 15 worth clolng well Swlmmmg Club 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 Mxcrophone Club 2 3 Modern Dance Club 2 ST BARNABAS SCHOOL OF NURSING ANN BREEN She has achreved success who has hved well laughed often and loved much Swrrnfmng Club 3 Pmg Pong Club 2 Glee Club Z 3 4 Bas ketball 2 Kmttrng Club 4 French Club 3 SOUTHERN STMINARY BARBARA F BRIGHAM Bobbre The d1ll1CLl1l 1S what can be done nnmedlately the lmpossxble IS that whxch takes a httle longer Swxmmmg Club 3 News Edx or ol Bagpmpe 3 4 French Club Dramatrc Club 2 3 Prestdent Z MOUNT HOLYOTCE EARNEST R BURRELL Peanut A th1ng of beauty IS a 1oy forever Cartoomng 4 Photography Club 2 Track 2 GRAND CENTRAL ART i940 FLORENCE A CADE Eos Be strll sad heart and cease reprnmq Glee Club 17 Soctal Dance ? Basketball 2 COVLEGE ELEANOR M CAMRETA Ell1e The happrest hte conszsts rn rgnorance Glee Club 2 3 4 Soclal Dance Club 2 Kmttmg Club JUILLIARD INSTITUTE or MUSIC WARREN G CARIS Red No man at one tune can be wlse and m love Glee Club 3 4 Boys Quartet 4 S Tence Club 4 Plng Pong Clu 2 3 COLLEGE WILLIAM CARROLL Hutch By the work one knows the workman Manager of Basketball 2 Basketball Intramural Z 3 Stage craft Club 2 OBERLIN COLLEGE IEAN CARTER I am always rn a haste but never 1n a hurry Basketball 3 Kmttmq Club 4 Grrl Rerserves 2 3 French Club Glee Club 2 4 Soczal Dance Z 3 Modern Dance 3 PRISCILLA C CATHELL l-lappmess depends as nature shows less on extertor thmqs than most suppose Swlmmmg Club 3 4 Leadershlp Club 4 Secretarlal Club Vrce Presxdent 3 Modern Dance Club BUSINESS Page Nneteen H v '- A - ' , . 1 , , 1 . , ' T' 5 ' f 5 , , I ' 5 ' ' . 7 . I A I A 3, 47 ' , f ' . . 1, 1 : . l L 0 , . , Behind the clouds the sun is still shining. ,7 ' ' ' .5 ,, , I ' ' ' I I ll . , : ' : ' ' 3, 4. , : ' 1 C' : ' b , . .. , ,, 1 . : - . ' ' l . ' . 3, 4: . : ' . : - H ' I I A , 1 ' 1 ' . ' 1 . ISABELLE T CAVANAUGH Blushmg IS the color of vrrtue Soclal Dance Club 2 Kflllllllq Club 4 Basketball BUSINESS CON STANCE CHANDLER I have a soul that like an ample shleld Hockey 4 Basketball 4 Latm Club 2 3 Baseball 2 3 French Club 2 Dramatzc Club MARGARET R CLAYTON True humor rssu s not ln laughter but m strll smrles whlch he far deeper Basketball 2 3 Pmg Pong Club 2 Badmrnton Club 4 STONELEIGH GERTRUDE M COOKE Cook1e Frartty thy name IS woman' Badmmton Club 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Modern Dance Club 2 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Page Twenty SSY Connre can take ln all Debatmq Club 3 Margo 34 Cf MARY E COOPER None so blmd as those who w1ll not see Assrstant 3 NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC DOROTHEA M COSTELLOE Dottre Here lrved the soul enchanted by melody of songs Glee Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 Hockey 3 Secretarlal Club 3 Knrttmq Club 4 KENNETH F CUEMAN Ken The hand that kmdles cannot quench the flame Ra1lroad Club 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Busmess Club 3 Receptxon Commlttee 3 BUSINESS RICHARD DANCKWERTH Danck As no man IS born an artrst so no man IS born an angler JEAN E DAVIS Dopey Glve me llberty or QIVG me death' Secretary Sophomore Class Secretary IUHIOI Class Girls Craft 3 4 Archery 2 Rrdlnq Club 2 3 BUSINESS' scHoor. MORRIS I DAVIS Mooey Caesar had hls Brutus Charles I h1s Cromwell and George lll may PYOIII by thelr example Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 Baseball 2 UNDECIDED . ' I ' ' : ' ' , 2, 3. ', f ' 1 ' ' '2,3. ' 0 azfrf ,f . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 47 Voice 2, 47 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Gym ANN C D AMBROSIA. Nan Gxve us courage and gaxety and the quiet mrnd LASELL IUNIOR COLLEGE EDITH IEAN DE ANGELIS Edche Gentleness succeeds better than vlolence Glee Club 2 3 Secr tarxal Club 3 Modern Dance 3 Usher 3 BUSINESS EILEEN M DECKER Laugh and the world laughs wrth you weep and you weep alone Buslness Educatron Club 4 Motxon Prcture Club Secretary 3 BUSINESS EDITH W DEMAREST Dem be or not to be at IS the questron Glee Club 2 3 4 Etrquette Club 4 Art Club 2 Usher 2 DENTAL COLLEGE 1940 ELEANOR C DEMPSEY Ell1e I hate scarce smxles I love laughmg Hockey 4 Basketball 2 Dramaucs 3 Modern Dance Club 2 Soclal Dance Club 2 Etlquette Club 4 BUSINESS RUDY W de POORTERE Rudy I have hved today Room Treasurer 4 BUSINESS RUTH DICKINSON Theres nothlng elther good or bad but thmk1ng makes 1t so Swlmmmg Club 3 4 Easlfetball 2 3 Hockey 3 4 Gxrl Reserves Secretary 4 Archery Club 3 4 GEORGE H DIETZ He chastlses manners wlth a laugh Rallroad Club secretary treasurer 2 Band Drill Sergeant 4 Spamsh Club 4 As xstant Busmess Manager of Bagpxpe 2 3 UND1-:crux-:D DOROTHY M DILK Dome Make two grms grow where there was only a grouch before Rlclmg Club 4 Swlmmmg Club 3 Baseball 3 Archery Club Secretary 2 G1rls Craft 4 BUSINESS ROY DUKE Shorty Boldness agam boldness and ever boldness Football 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Plng Pong Club 2 3 French Club 4 Basketball Intramural 3 Varslty 4 DARTMOUTH Page Twenty one ' 1 - . : S ' : 7 . To , th ' ' of Football 2, 3, 45 Archery Club 3, Vice Presidentg Track 37 Home IEAN I DUFFIELD L11 Duff Tls better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all Glee Club 2 3 French Club 3 Semor Play Modern Dance 2 Bagpxpe P1per 3 Year Book Sta't ART SCHOOL DORIS L DUNHAM Done Flessed wxth that charm the certamty to please Badmmton Club 7 3 4 Treasure 4 Baseball Z 3 Basketball 3 Ho key 4 Swrrnnung 3 Tenrus 4 Golf 2 3 4 Volley Ball 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 All State Chorus 4 IEANNE EMMONS Ieanme A me ry heart goes all the day Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Volley Ball 4 Tennrs 3 4 Rldmq 2 4 Modern Dance 2 3 4 Mlcrophore Club 2 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ARTHUR M ENGSTROM Natty Happmess rs a hab1t cultrvate 1t Track 3 4 Tenn1s 4 Captan Model Arrplane Club 2 Mrcro phone Club 3 Intramural Basketball 4 CASEY IONES SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS .74 C fm Eat drmk and be merry for tomorrow we dxe Football 2 4 Varsrty Manager 3 4 Baseball 2 Basketball Intramural 2 3 Engmeermg Cub 3 S'c1ence Club 4 Outdoor Club 4 PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY LORRAINE M EVERETT Speech IS of t1me SIISHCG xs of etern1ty Glee Club 3 4 Modern Dance 2 3 4 Sw1mm1ng Club BUSINESS KENNETH E FELLOWS Porky He may not score and yet he helps to w1n Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Presldent of Sophomore Class Engmeermg Club 3 Outdoor Club 4 UNDECIDED MINERVA E FELLOWS Mm Everythmg comes lf a man w1ll only walt Glee Club 2 Semor Class Secretary L1brary Club 4 KATHERINE GIBBS DOROTHY C FINAN Poss And no man knows dzstmctly anythmg and no man ever wlll Modern Dance 2 4 G lf 2 3 R1d1 g 3 4 Baseb ll 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Volley Ball 4 MILLS TEACHERS MARIE B FINKBER Bev The man that loves and laughs must sure do well Glee Club I 2 GIIIS Shop 4 BUSINESS Page Twenty two , ., I I I I I I , W, nl I 1, , . JI I I I I I I C' I I - I I I I I I I I - ,, T ,, . . I 'I A I I I I I I I I - - - , , , .. , I . I RAYMOND A. ESKELS Swede I I I I I I I A I 1 ,. .... . ,, , . , : ... : 4- , . I I I I I I I I - .. ..,. ., I I - , : o , : rt . : cz , : I I - I I - IOHN M FITZGERALD lack FIIZ All work and no play makes lack a dull boy Plng Pong Club 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Engmeermq Club 3 Span Ish Club 4 Receptxon Comrmttee 3 NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY THEODORE FLEMING Ted Never put oil txll tomorrow what you can do today Football 2 3 4 co oaptam 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Pmq Pong Club 2 Outdoor Club 4 Enqmeennq Club 3 ALABAMA UNIVERSITY BARBARA FLETCHER Bobby Pleasure and actlon make the hours seem short Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Secretarxal Club 3 Drama Club 4 Modem Dance 2 3 SECRETARIAL COLLEGE IOAN F FLOYD Imaqmatron was gxven to a man to compensate hrm lor what he IS not and a sense of humor was prov1ded to vonsole hlrn for what he I Presldent of SGWVIQ Club 2 Staqecralt Club 3 1940 LOUISE FRESOLA Cam1lle OI all sad words of tongue or pen the saddest are these It mlght have been Badrmnton 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 FRANCES ERIEDMAN Fran I would twere bedtxme and all well Mlcrophone Club 2 3 French Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Photography Club Treasurer 4 Lxbrarlan 2 3 4 COLLEGE ELSIE K FRYE Small Fry Every sweet has Its sour every evll Its good Glee Club 2 3 4 Modern Danse 2 3 Kmttmq Club 3 Medxcal Ass1stant 3 4 PresIdent 4 Commumty Interest Assxstant Secretary 4 NURSING ALICE M GABOSCH Allee A good laugh IS sunshme In a house ulee Club 3 4 Fr nch Club 4 Valley Ball 4 PresIdent Com mumty Interest Club 4 Year Book Staff EAST ORANGE GENERAL HOSPITAL GEORGE W GEHRING Pop Use every man after hIs desert and who should scape whxppmq Photography Club 2 Ivhcrophone Club 3 Prmtmq Club 4 PRINTING ROSWELL W GEILS Ros AHS well that ends well Basketball 4 UNDECIDED Page Twenty three 1, 11 11 1 1 I 1 I I ' , . 1 . .1 11 1 . 11 ' 1 1 1 '- 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 . 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What a crime to waste it on children Football 2 Badmxnton Club 2 3 Tennis Team 3 4 CASEY IONES SCHOOL OF AVIATION DONALD GIBSON Don By mutual confidence and mutual aid Great deeds are done and great discoveries made UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII CHARLES MORTON GORDON To know the 'ruth and to face xt without fear Library Councrl UNDECIDED FLORENCE E GORDON o There s nothing elther good or bad but Dramatic Club 2 thinking makes rt so Page Twenty four f7L Cfm RAY E GRAUF F Ray Every hero becomes a bore at last Reception Committee 2 Social Dance Committee 4 STANLEY N GREBO Stan Be silent or let thy words be worth more than silence Intramural Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 IUDSON W HALL Iu No law can be sacred to me but that of my nature Manager for Bohemian Girl 3 Stagecraft for Chimes of Normandy 2 COLLEGE UNDECIDED MARION E HANRAHAN Nows the day and nows the hour IOHN HANOLD Laird Life is short to the fortunate long to the unfortunate Football Manager 3 4 Photography Club 2 3 Debating Club Treasurer 4 Science Club 4 LAFAYE'I'I'E FRANCES B HART Frannie We should play to live not live to play Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tennis Tournament 3 4 Modern Dance Club 2 3 4 Ping Pong 2 Golf Club 2 3 4 French Club 4 Swimmma 3 4 . Fl 2 . d Engineering Club 35 Science Club 47 Chairman ot 206, 47 Stage I F GEORGE R. HEMMETER Babe That we would do, we should do when we would. Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball Intrarnural 3, 4g Varsity 2, 35 Track 3, 47 Baseball 25 French Club Vice President 37 Engineering Club 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DARTMOUTI-I IOAN M. HENRY Satire's my weapon, but I'm too discreet to run amuck, and tilt at all I meet. Modern Dance Club 27 Social Dance Club 25 Etiquette Club 31 Knitting Club 4- Golf Club 3- Bagpipe 3 4. VINCENT R HERTERICK Vin God helps them who help therrselves Football 3 Basketball In ramural 2 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 Ping Pong Club 17 Engineering Club 3 Science Club President 4 NEWARK COLLE E OF ENGINEERING THOMAS B HEWLETT Tom One on Cods side is a maiority Model Airplane Club 2 Microphone Club 3 4 Reception Com mittee tor Ir Dance PRATT INSTITUTE SCI-'OOL OF ENGINEERING 1940 MILDRED R HIGGINS HKJQY Fvery road S rough to me that has no friend to cheer it Secretarial Club 3 library council 4 Glee Club 2 3 Basketbll 3 BUSINESS COLLEGE RUTH I-IILE Whose house is of glass must not throw stones at another Photography Club 2 Pusiriess Educaion Club 4 Basketball Hockey 3 BUSINESS GRACE E HILSINGER T1 aood to b m ry and wise Kmting Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Ctrl Reserves 2 3 4 Social Dance Club Z FAST ORANGE GENERAL HOSPITAL MURIEL R HOEY MooeY Thoughts rule the wold Photography Club S cretary 2 Camera Club President 3 Business Club V1 President 4 Hockey 4 Volley Ball 4 BUSINESS RITA A HORN BERGER What if we still ride on we two wlth life forever old yet new Social Dance Cub 2 Ping Pong 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 French Club IANICE L HOWLAND The little swee doth ktll much bitterness Ping Pong Club 2 Knitting Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Grl yu, Reserves 2 3 Modern Dance 2 Iunior Dance Committee 3 SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Page Twenty five , . , . 1 . . 1 - . t t . -I 2 fs. 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V . 1 K .-4' ' RICHARD E HUGHES D1ck T1s good to llve and learn Football varszty 3 4 Basketball Intramural 3 4 Glee Club Ba eball varslty 2 Intramural 3 Track varslty 3 Presrdent of French Club 3 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY LOIS ANN HUNKELE Hunkre Be sxlent or let thy words be worth more than sllence Basketball 3 Hockey 4 Volley Ball 4 Presxdent Leadershxp Club 4 Etrquette Club 3 Fashxon Show 2 Tl-IELMA HUTCHINSON T1ll1e GIVE me today and take tomorrow Basketball 2 3 Hockey 4 ecretory of Secretcmal Club 3 Leadershp Club 4 Swnnmrng Club 3 Soc1al Dance Club 2 Bagp pe representatxve 4 BUSINESS RICHARD IDEAL Fntz Be w1ser than other people 11' you can but do not tell them so Senlor Class V1ce Pres1dent V1cePres1dent Debatrng Club 2 3 4 Home Room Pres1dent Z 3 President of Student Councrl Bagprpe Advertlsmg Manager 2 3 4 .74 6 a5d IANE B INGLIS arue Cowards dxe many trmes before thexr deaths the vahant never taste of death but once Glee Club 2 3 4 State Chorus 3 4 Swrmmxng Club French Club 2 3 Bohemran Glrl 3 Pmg Pong 2 BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE WAYNE IACOBUS Manners make the man Pmg Pong Club 2 4 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 All State Chorus 3 4 Sclence Club UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA IOHN HOPKINSS UNIV WILLIAM DREW IAMISON Buck Nothmg 1S xmpossrble to the wzllmg mmd Dramatrc Club 3 Track 3 The Red Velvet Goat 2 Football Manager 2 Creative Wrltxng Club 4 Tennxs 4 Photography Club 2 Iunror Dance Commlttee 3 NEW YORK SCHOOL OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS EDITH MARIE I ANSSEN A lxttle nonsense now and then IS rehshed by the wxsest men Pmg Pong Club 2 Archery Club 3 4 Swlmmlnq Club 4 French Club 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 A'1State Orchestra 4 VASSAR LEROY F IOHNSON Moe God w1l1 estlmate success one day Football 2 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Prng Pong Club 2 3 Chess Club 4 BUSINESS HERMAN C IONES Herm A talent rs developed m ret1rement character IS formed rn the rush of the world Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Chorr 3 Chrlstmas L Program 2 3 HAMPTON Page Twenty szx V.. - ,t , - , , . 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RAY I ONES Procrastrnatron IS the thxef of ttme Photography Club 2 Stagecraft 3 Debatrnq Club 4 NAOMI F KAMPS Glve thy thoughts no tongue nor any unoroportroned thouqht hrs act Manaqmg Edxtor of Baqprpe 2 3 4 Mxcrophone Club 2 3 4 Costume Commtttee for Operettas 2 3 HERBERT KAUFMAN Herb Let the Cobbler stick to hrs last Debatmq Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Dramattcs Cor LEGE LUCILLE E KOES Anythrnq for a quret hte Mlcrophone Club 3 Communtty Interest Club 4 Grrls Shop 2 Tenms 4 Spanxsh Club 4 Mo ern Dance Club 3 Actrvrty Com mtttee of Year Book Cub Commrttee BUSINESS SCHOOL l940 MARY A KOPF The rule of my hte IS to make busmess a pleasure and pleasure my busmess Secretarral Club Prestdent 3 Swrmmrnq Club 3 Pmq Pong Club Treasurer 2 Busrness Educatrcn Club Secretary 4 BUSINESS BETTY LANE Ot' every noble work the srlent part IS best Archery Club 3 4 Golf Club 3 4 Swlmmmg Club 3 Rtclmq Club 3 4 Prnq Pcrg Club 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 RUSSELL SAGE IRENE C LANG l.1Ie IS half spent before we know what 1t IS Vtce-Presrdent Spamsh Club 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Tenms 4 Volley Ball 4 Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 SYRACUSE ELIZABETH F LANGE A rollmq stone gathers no moss Modern Dance Club 2 3 Mxcrophone Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Hockey 4 LASELT UNIOR COLLEGE ROBERT LANTZ Bob Runmnq IS of no use The thmq to do IS to start on time Secretary of Debattnq Club 2 Chess Club 3 MONTCLAIR STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE GLORIA E LARSON O woe IS me to have seen what I have seen see what I see Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Cholr 2 3 4 Soclal Dance Club 2 Tenms 4 Page Twenty seven ,. 3,4. , ,SA 1 ' . 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THEODORE C LAUBE Te Laugh not too much the W1llY man laughs least Presxdent ol Rcnlroad Club 2 Operetta Z Glee Club 2 Scrence Club 4 Enqmeerlng Club 3 Receptxon Commxttee 3 DOROTHY R LEA Dotty They can because they thmk they can Volley Ball 4 French Club 3 4 Mlcrophone Club 3 Stamp Club 4 Golf Club ' 3 4 Pmg Pong Club 2 Swxmmmg Club 4 Eagpxpe 3 4 AssIstant Edxtor 4 COLLEGE HALBERT M LEWIS I know what pathway leads to popularxty Football 2 3 Captam 4 Basketball 2 3 Outdoor Club 4 Photography Club PresIdent 2 3 Student Councll 3 4 Presrdent of Socral Commrttee 3 4 FIVE YEAR COURSE HELEN LIMPERT Llmpy And mlstress of herself though Chma iall 34 CVM PHYLLIS LOHR Phyl Those who trust us educate us Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Swrmmmg 2 Archery 3 BadmInton 4 Pmg Pong 2 Rrdmg 3 MIDDLEBIJRY OR SWARTHMORE DIANE M LORD Me thought I heard a volce cry sleep no more Dramatxc Club Secretary 2 Glee Club and Cho1r 2 3 4 Mrcrophone Club 4 French Club 4 BagpIpe 3 4 MARGUERITE LOWERY Mo Iqxe And what they dare to dream ot dare to do Grrl Reserves 2 3 V1cePresIdent 4 French Club 3 4 Basket ball 3 Drama Study Club Presxdent 4 UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA MIRIAM PI LOWY Mum If at first you dont succeed try try aqam Glee Club 3 4 Chozr 3 4 Dramatxc Club 3 MIcrophone Club 4 Assistant Dxrector Semor Play BohemIam GIrl 3 The Happy Journey 3 Modern Dance 4 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY DOROTHY H LUTZ Dome All is well that ends well Shop for Girls Kmttmg Club 4 Kathleen M Lynagh Katy The wlldest ot colts make the best horses Basketball 2 GIrls Shop 3 4 Sewmg Club 2 Bohernran Gxrl Chorus ChImes of Normandy Chorus Page Twenty ezght , . I I I I , . . .. . . .. I I I I I I I II I I . 1 A D- I I I I , . I I T I I I ' , . , , I I I I I I I I , . L , . I I I I M ' NICHOLAS MAARSCHALK Nick Abandon hope, all ye who enter here. Business Education Club 3g Photography 2. WILLIAM I MAARSCHALK 1 Creeping like a sna1l unwllmgly to school Stamp Club 4 Badmrnton Club 2 HELEN M MACAULEY Shorty' All IS not gold that glisteneth Knlttlng Club 4 Movie Club 3 Modern Dance Club 2 BUSINESS MARGARET C MACAULAY Marge Laugh and the world laughs with you weep and you weep alone Dramatlc Club 2 Mrcrophone Club 3 4 TUSCULUM COLLEGE I 940 ZANE W MAGEE Zane Thank God I I also am an Amerrcanl Photography Club 2 Engmeermg Club 3 Scence Club 4 Drama Club 4 Basketball Intramural 3 4 MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY EILEEN MARGARITELL Be wlse today Photography Club Girls Shop BUSINESS DOROTHY T MARSHALL Dottie Kmttrng Club Vice President 4 Secretarial Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Girl Reserves BUSINESS ROBERT W MASTO Bob A bird In the hand IS worth two In the bush Cheerleader 3 Badminton Club 2 Engrneermg Club 3 UNDVCIDED HAROLD C MATHISEN Merrt is worthier than fame Track 4 Tennis 4 Sports Edrtor of Bagplpe 3 4 Debating Club 2 Ping Pong Club 2 4 Engtneerrng Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 State Chorus 3 PRINCEION KATHERINE F MATTERN Mouse A well bred silence always at command Archery Club 3 Treasu er 2 Girls Craft 4 Treasurer of Sopho more Class Modern Dan e 2 3 Usher BERKELY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Page Twenty mn : ' ' Q I l n 1 ' 2 - , I , .. 7 ' . . 0 It y v g I I 1 ' ' : : ' : ' , . I I . , . I feel in every smile a chain. ' ' ' ' I ' : 2, . : ' . . : ' 2. : ' 5 ' ' . 1 ' 7 ' . : ' : , . I . 'T' . . r : ' ' : ' - 1 . C , 1 . . I 1 WILLIAM D. MATTHEWS Willie When a man is no longer anxious to do better than well he is done for. French Club presrdent 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Dramatrc Club 3 Photcgraphy Cub '7 French Play WILLIAM L MAXFIELD Maxte L1ve whlle you lrve and then d1e and be d ne wrh xt Pho cgraphy Club 2 Glee Club 2 Model Axrplane Club 3 Chrmes of No mandy Stage Dxrector RUTGERS UNIVERSITY MARY G MCCOMBIE Mae I would help others out ot a tellowfeelmg Hockey 4 Mocern Dance Program ELEANOR A MCDEVITT E 19 Truth hath a quret breast Glee Club Secretarral Club Modern Dance Club Usher Bohemran Glrl Chrmes of Normandy BUSINESS I Page Thxrty E74 CIM LAURENCE G MCEVOY Mac Full lasting 1S the song though he the smger passes Rallroad Club 2 Engxneermg Club 3 Chtmes Normandy Boys Quartet 4 Sctencc Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 ALICIA M MELGAREIO Leedy And grace that won who saw to wtsh her stay Modern Dance Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 3 4 Knxttmg Club 3 4 Bohemran Grl Chlmes of Normandy ELIZABETH S MERCER Betty xou never know untrl you ve trled Basketball 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Voll y Ball 3 Baseball 3 Golf 3 4 Rldrng 3 4 Swlmmtng 3 Student Councll 4 Gtrl Re serves 2 Glee Club 2 Pmg Pong 2 Cmemaphotography Club 3 MIDDLPBURY MARGARET A MERCER Peqqv Cha acter IS Destmy Hockey 3 4 BcsLe1bcll3 4 Baseball 3 4 Golf 3 4 Swtm mmg 3 Rrdmg 3 4 Grrl Reserves 2 presldent Student Counctl 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Leadership Club 4 Sewing Club 2 presrdent MIDDLEBURY IUN E E MERSERLIN Mez The secret of hte IS art Stage Craft 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Hockey 2 3 Tenms 3 4 Bagptpe 3 4 Grrl Reserves 2 3 4 GERARD E MILLER Ierry Z1p A mugwump IS a person educated beyond h1s Intellect Football 2 Photography 2 Engmeermg Club 3 , . 1 , . , . 5 1 -1 . - . . , I , . 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I I I I I I I I ' , . , , 7 , 7 , . t , , , . wealthy and w1se m1ttee of Year Book NEW YORIS UN VERSITY do ye even so to them Modern Dance Club 2 BUSINESS FRANK I MOORE of the mg Social Dance 4 UNDECIDED I-Ie leadeth me 3 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Decoratlon Commlttee 3 BEAVER COLLEGE i940 FLORENCE L NELSON o AJGII ty IS the mother of emoyment Socxal Dance Club 2 Tenms 4 Volley Ball 4 BUSINESS He that has pahence may compass anythmg Glee Club 2 3 L1brary Assxstant 2 3 Secretarlal Club 3 Photography Club 2 reatlve Wntmq Club BUSINESS COLLEGE DAHRL E OAKLEY Experience teaches Glee Club 2 4 Badmrnton Club 2 3 Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Usher 3 UPSALA DANIEL L OCROWLEY Doc The best lard schemes o mrce an men qanq aft aqley Track 2 V1ce Pres1dent Rarlroad Club 2 Rrdmq Club 4 Photography Club 3 4 Saaecraft 2 PACE INSTITUTE WILLIAM R OSIVIUN Ozz1e One of the mlsfortunes ol early hte IS that we must read thousands of books only to d1scover that we need not to have read them Pmq Po'1q Club 2 Se ret'1ry 3 4 Receptlon Comm1ttee 3 WINFIELD C PATT Wm Love and a cough cannot be h1d Football 2 3 4 Clee Cub 2 3 Outdoor Club 4 Engmeermg Club presrdent 3 Auplane Club 2 presxdent LAFAYETTE I OHN T MILLER ack Early to bed early to use makes a man he lhy Basketball Intramural 3 Photoa aphy Club 2 Advertrsxnq Com NORMA D MITCHELL M1tch1e Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you Basketball 2 Sewmq Club 2 3 Secretary 2 Kmttmq Club 4 The plays the thmq wheretn Ill catch the consctence Football 3 varsxty 4 Student Councll 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 DOROTHY M NAUGHRIGHT Dottle Plnq Pong 2 Kmttma Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Hockey Page Thxrty one . I L. ft 0 . Fl REGINA G. NEWCOMBE Ie-annie , 5 I 4 . ALBA B. PERRELLA Al Character is made by what you stand ton Ieputation, by what you tall tor. Glrls Craft 2 Kmttxng Club 4 BUSINESS GLORIA M PRICE Glow In dreams doth he behold her stlll faxr and kxnd and young Glee Club 2 Scclal Dance Club 2 Lrbrary Club 4 UNDFCIDED EMMA PYLE The rclle sr'ger of an empty day Modern Dance 3 S:x'1'1l Dance 3 Kmttmg Club 3 BUSINESS COLLEGE MARIORIE ROGERS MCIIJ1 Better not to be at all than not to be noble jk C56 fa HAROLD C ROWORTH Bud As sob r as a Judge Basketball Intramural 2 lnterclass Basketball 3 Baseball Intra mural 2 PACE INSTITUTE BETTY IRENE RUDEBOCK In quxetness and tn conndence shall be your strength Natxonal Orchestra 2 M1crophcne Club 3 French Club 3 4 Leadershxp Club secretary 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 POST GRADUATE Some to the church r palr not for the do trme but the musl there Natxonal Orchestra 2 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 Hockey 4 Leadershlp Club 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Posr GRADUATE VIRGINIA RYAN Gmny There 1S a buddmg morrow 1n m1dn1ght Basketball 2 Soc al Dancxng 2 Modern Dancmg 2 Mot1on PICIUYB Club 3 Busmess Educaxon Club 4 Fashlon Show 2 RICHARD T SANBORN Tallhqht There IS no wtsdom hke frankness Baseball 2 Spamsh Club presldent 4 Pmg Pong Club 4 Engm eenng Club treasurer 3 Debatmg Club 2 Soc1al Dance Com m1ttee 3 4 Receptton Comm1ttee 3 MOLLIE A SCARD Truth ts beauttful Photography Club 7 Grls Craft Club 3 Ifl1I'OpllOl'l6 Club 4 NEWARK SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES Page Thxrty two M e RUTH L. RUDEBOCK F CHARLES F. SCHMIDT Smitty' Then the world's my oyster which I with sword shall open LORRAINE M SCHMITZ NOISGY Othe men lwe to eat but I eat to lwe Basketball 2 3 Modern Dance Club 2 3 Grrls Craft Hockey Z 4 Etrquette Club Bagpzpe Representatxve 3 4 SECRETARIAL scHooL THEODORA B SCHULTZ Tessre They know not how much halt exceeds the whole Glrls Shop 2 Stamp Club 4 Spamsh Club 4 Spamsh Chrrstmas Program 3 Year Book Actxvrtres Comm1ttee Year Book Club Commlttee KATHERINE GIBBS SECRETARIAL SCHOOL RAYMOND A SCOTT RaY Measure your mrnds helqht by the shadow rt casts UNITED STATFS MARINE CORP INSTITUTE 1940 MARGARET E SENIOR MGCJQIY Varretys the very splce of lue that qrves rt all :ts flavor WALTER H SHELLENBERGER Walt What fools these mortals be' Football 4 Outdo r Club 4 THOMAS I SHERIDAN Torn censu e but reserve tny Judgment Stage Craft 3 Debatrwg Club 4 Intramural Basketball Z 3 Vrce Charrman Home Room 2 Cbarrman Home Room 4 EARLE C SHOTWELL Cur y Alls farr In love and war Basketball varsrty 3 4 Intramural 3 Football 3 Enqmeermq Club 3 Treasurer Semor Class Receptron Commrttee 3 4 UNDECIDED MARGARET I SINGON Peggy Fearless mmds clurb soonest unto crowns Etrquette Club 3 Busmess Ed.1Cat1on Club 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Tenms 4 RITA I SINGON Brenda Beauty rs not rmmortal Basketball 2 3 4 Moden Dance Club 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Etrquette Club 4 Volley Ball 4 Baseball 2 3 Page Thlrty three H , .. f - A . . , 1 , 1 1 , 1 ' : ' ' . . 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I GORDON A SKIRROW Theres somethmg rotten 1n the state of Denmark Soc1al Dance Club 2 Movxe Club 2 Prmtmg Club 4 Scxence Club 4 Spamsh Club 4 LOTLEGE MARIAN A SKOPOWSKI The h1stor1an IS the prophet lookrng backwards M1CfOphOHe Club 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 Bagplpe 2 3 Usher Co1'nm1ttee 3 4 Handbook Commtttee Z POST GRADUATE PATRICIA SLOANE a Our l1te 1S tr1t'ered away by detall S1mpl1ty s1mp11fy Hockey 2 3 4 Badmtntcn Clatb 3 Leadersh1p Club 4 Tenn1s Rldlng 2 3 4 NEW JERSEY CO1 LEGE EOR WOMEN BETTY M SMITH Betts MUSIC 1 the unlversal language of mankmd Glee Club 2 3 4 Hockey team 3 4 Volley Ball 4 Archery Club 2 3 4 Grrl Reserves presrdent 3 Soc1al Dance Cornmlttee PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL 34 Cf ANITA D SNEL N1ta The death of each days hte sore labours bath Bagplpe ed1tor1r1-chlet 2 3 4 Modern Dance Club 2 Glee Clu 2 3 MONTCLAIR STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE GEORGE E SNOW One SCIQHCG only w1ll one genrus ht so vast IS art so narrow human w1t Manager of Basketball 3 4 Photography Club 2 Engmeermg Club 3 Scrence Club 4 P1ng Pong Club 4 CORNELL IESSICA L SPINNING ess There was never a good war nor a bad peace Basketball 4 BUSINESS GEORGETTE F STANNAUGHT Oqee The measure of a mans hte IS the well spend1ng of 1t and not the length Basketball 2 3 Hockey 4 EVELYN l STEPHENS The cement of a h1gher humamty Wlll un1te all mterests 1n the one d1v1n1ty M1 rophone Club Ethquette Club Glee Club 3 ERN ESTINE F STEVENS Shorty Buds of a feather w1ll gather together L1brary Club 4 Basketbxll 3 Ass1stant L1brar1an 2 3 4 Page Thxrty four I I I , . 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SAMUEL STONE Sam Pleasure IS our fxrst ard hundred good Basketball Intramural 2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Bagprpe busrness manager 2 3 4 Debatmg Club 2 pres1clent3 4 RICHARD STORTZ D1ck1e A he on the ocean wave A home on the rollmg deep Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Ratlroad Club 2 SHIRLEY TAYLOR Twmk Beauty rs the mark God sets on vrrtue Clolt 3 Rrzlmg 4 Secretary Treasurer of Kmttrng Club 4 Mrcro phone Club 2 3 Bagprpe 3 4 STANLEY TAYLOR Stan Do the work thats nearest Though 1ts dull at whrles Pmg Pong 3 Home Room Treasurer 2 3 I 940 BORDLEY TOBIASSEN TobY Parence ts bitter but tts frutt IS sweet AURIE ROMA TROUTMAN Happy A good name IS better than nches o1r 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 ROBERT C TUCKER Bob He makes a Iulys day as short as December Football 2 3 Stage Craft 3 Sctence Club 4 MARIETTA E VAN EESTEREN BettY Whatscever a man soweth that shall he also reap Knxttmg Club 4 Modern Drnce 4 Crnematography 3 Gtrls Shop Z GEORGE E VOGEL Bud Know thyself Football 2 3 4 Outdoor Club 4 Engmeertng Club 3 Vlce Presrdent of Sophomore Class Prestdent of Iunror Class Presr dent of Student Counctl 4 Senror Play ANITA C VONTHRON Make you the world a brt more beautrful and wttty because you have been m t Soctal Dancrng 2 Glee Club 2 Modern Dance Z Glrl Re serves 2 3 4 vrce prestdent 3 treasurer 4 KA'I'l-IERINE GIBBS Page Thrrty frve l A : . of ,. ,. . . . , . 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ALBERTHA GRACE INAGNER Laugh and be merry remember better the world wrth a song Archery Club 3 4 Grrl Reserves 3 Spamsh Club 3 Socral Dancmq 2 3 Nommatmq Commntee 3 BUSINESS SCHOOL HARRY P WALKER Dallas Shes all my fancy parnted her she s lovely she S d1v1ne Prrntrng Club 2 Lrbrary Club 2 3 TI-IERESA R WALSH I never found the companron that was so compamonable as sohtude French Club secretary 4 Baqmpe 3 Modern Dance Club 2 Art Workshop 2 Ettquete Club 3 COLLEGE ELIZABETH A WALTHOUR Bette I slept and dreamt that llfe was beauty I woke and fourd hat It was duty Basketball 2 Secretanal Club 3 Busmess Educatron Club 4 Usher Group 2 Crrl Reserves 2 Glee Club 2 SECRETARIAL SCHOOL C 6:5 of MARY E WALTON Her vorce was ever soft gentle and low an excellent thmq In woman Golf Club 2 3 4 Rrdmg Club 4 Swrmmmq Club 3 UPSALA COLLEGE ROBERT WARD Bo Never shake thy gory locks at me Plng Pong Club 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Orchestra 2 Band 3 4 CORNETL UNIVERSITY WILBUR E WARNER 1 Patient Walters are no losers Pmg Pong Club 2 3 Drum Mayor of Band 4 Basketball Intramural 2 3 BUSINESS THERESA C WEBER Terry Then the worlds mme oyster whxch I wrth Sword wI1l open Secretarxal Club 3 Baseball 3 BUSINESS ELLIOTT M WEINBERG E1 Blushmg IS th color of vlrtue Cheerleader 4 Photography Club 3 4 UNDECIDED ADRIAN I WELLS Wells Last years battmg average wont earn thrs years runs Baseball 2 3 varsrty 4 Basketball Intramural 2 3 4 Pmg Pong Club 2 3 4 BUSINESS' Page Thrrty srx II .I I .I . 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II I I ,. , . ,.9 II I I ,,I IEAN WEST Westy I hate scarce srmles I love laughmg Glee Club 2 3 4 Plng Pong Club 2 Presrd nt of the Kn1ttIng Club 4 Basketball 2 Modem Dance Club 2 Socral Dance Commrttee 3 4 MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE LUISE 'VMEYHENMEYER Wazz A pleasing srrule denotes a ch rInI'Ig personaltty Hockey 4 Basketball 2 3 Student Councrl 4 Rrlrng Club ! 3 4 Treasurer of Homeroon 4 So Ial Danff Club 2 CHARLOTTE WHITCHER The eas1est person to decetve S Ones Own self Tennrs Tournament 3 4 Basketlall 4 Rrng Cornnuttee 3 Art Club 2 Drama Study Club 4 Herd Ushfr 4 TEAPHACAN DORIS IEAN WILSON o They can because they thrnk they can Hockey 4 Modern Dance Program 3 Glrl Reserves 4 Ope BUSINESS COLLEGE 0 1940 GEORCE L WILSON GQOIQIQ It the husband be not at home there be nobody FOODGII 3 4 ulee Club 2 3 Photography 2 Outoor Club 4 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY HELEN L WOLOSIN Inerry goes all the a Dranarc Club 2 KnIttIng Club 4 BUSINESS IVIILDRED IVI WRIGIIT MI Our lrfe lrttle gl rrn of In between two eternIt1es P OIKQICIQIV Club 2 De aung Club Mlcrophone Club 3 4 Modern Dance 2 FRANCES IVI ZIMMERMAN Franny Be not overcome of evxl but Overcome evxl wIth good l'nItng Ltub 4 Ivllcrcphone Cub 2 3 PUSINESS Page Tlurty sevf n I r E 7 . 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Kopt Tea Fleming Hicnard Sanborn Vfilliam lamis Best Dancer Rita Sinqon D 3IOil1G'I Cost' ll,:, lsabel Baird H y Duke Bart Hallinqse VVilliam lamison Best Athlete Margaret Sinaon Frances tart Cetera tte Stannaufyit .vitirris Davis Feorqe e.n.11etsr Ted Flcrninq Most Courteous l try iifpt Vl llic Scard TXII TC 1 UU Most Reliable ta e Tie esi Vlfal h Mari Kept r Vogel tlc rolcl Mr Most Bashful Vlary Atherton n B cl' nst mc Cna id Jo ri Snow 1 M Ixti Xtirri Davis Most Respected The-re 1 VJalsn Phyllis Lohr 'Vlollie Scard V J Halbert Lewis it hard ldeczl Most Popular I ' 'iso Vlfcyho :,,o Bffity Sm 1 Ann Breen Ted Pit ming Kenneth fella fs Ueorqo Vogel Most Original L' is Hunlcelc me ogeri Eileen Mcirqarirell William MC1tthe,ws ficent H,rttf,riT W'iia:n laniiscn Most Modest Nllollie Scard Constance Chandle r Theresa Walsh Arthur Arm tronq George Snow VVY1ll1GIIl Maxtielfl Most Gifted Betty Smith Dons Wilson Phyllis Lohr 1 rank Moore Ted Fleming Most Conceited lane lnqlis Miriam Lowy lean Duffield William iamison Winfield Patt Frank Moore Most Studlous Betty Hudebock Anita Snel Barbara Brigham Wayne Iacobus Harold Mathisen George Snow Most Ambitious Barbara Briqharn Naomi Kamps Anita Snel Georae Voqel Richard Hughes Halbert Lewis Most Sophisticated lessica Spinning Thelma Hutchinson lanice Howland William lamison Richard Sanborn ludson Hall Page T .fda Ofherd ,Sze M 3 V Aff A Y 5 t A , 1 2 , v 7 l xi 'v 'J i ' 1: Mincrvcx ljellows 2 , ' ,- c' Q Vff j ti is ,otitis S ' J +j San St ne 1 1 Tw' lff?ltllIlQ ilzitlbert Lewis ' ' ' .c 1 7 :wi Ani Sn l ' ' , l ,refs s Q ' - A Geo qc T Vtfiiliam Maxtield H.i1ibertl,ewi:s William Matthews ' . fi ' . citliistan ' ' o' A . 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D Y . 1 Q, L, 'D L lt l C M S l ll 1' 1 e ci l ' it K 1 3 J H r r L V.r e e tlc c 0 Al 1 .xg Odem 3 Norsxest lean West Lorrarne Schrmtz Alrcra Melgarero Wmtreld Patt Donald Grbson George Hemmeter Quletest Katharrne Mattern Betty Ptudebock Constance Chandler George Snow Wrllram Maxtreld Thomas Sher1dan Cutest lean Davrs Ann Breen Jean Duttreld Roswell Gerls Morrrs Davrs Funnlest Georgette Stannaught Mary Cooper Shrrley Taylor George Hemmeter George Wrlson Vrncent Herterrck Cleverest Marran Skopowskr Mar1on Hanrahan Shrrley Taylor Wrllrarn Matthews Adrran Wells Faymond lones Wxtuest l abel Barrd Shrrley Taylor Kathleen Lynagh W1ll1am Matthews Raymond Iones tfrncent Herterrck Page Forty two Nrcest Eyes Vlary Walton Florence Gordon Dorc hy Naughrrght -ttchard Powers Thomas Sherrdan Rrchard Sanborn Nrcest Smxle Jrr crlla Cathell Vlur el Hoey 3 tty Smrth Ftoswell Gerls Wrllrarn Maxtreld Ted Flemrng N1cest Personclllty iatharrne Mattern Dorothy Frnan Vlnaerva Fellows Ceorge Hemmeter Walter Shellenberger Nxcest Hcnr Glorra Larsen Alba Perrella Shrrley Tayla Sam Stone Hoy Duke Thomas Sherrdan N1C6Sf D1spos1hon Eleanor Demo ey 'Vhnerva Fellows Dorothy Marshall Arthur Armstrong Halbert Lewrs Vtfrlbur Warner N1cest Manner Mollre Scard Prr ctllcr Cathell Mary Kopt Klfarren Carts Arthur .Ar'nst ong Walter oh llcub rger B1qgeSt Pchhclan Marran Slcopowskr Barbara Brrgham Nlaomr Kamps Rrchard ldeal Sam Stone Davrd Beck nan Blggest Fhrt Vrnma Pyle ,can Duftreld Dahrl Oalcly Kenneth Fellows Wtntreld Patt Wrllrant lamrson B1gQ9St Pess1m1st Lorrarne Everett Naomr Kamps Nor a Mrtchell rarle Shotwell G rdon Skrrrow Blggest Opt1m1st Lorrarne Schmrtz Florence Gordor Marguerrte Lowery Ldward Englrsh ludson Hall Wrllrarn Carroll Bxggest Clown Georgette Stannaught lean West Kathleen Lynagh Wrllram Carroll Wrntreld Patt Donald Grbson D1d Most for Scott Hlqh Anrta Snell Mary Kopt Theresa Walsh George Vogel Halbert Lewrs Hrchard ldeal 5 ee M 1 I T , . . - i ' l I , ' ' ' i l 4 ,T I l l I 1 v T - ' T . s H A , r 1 '- ' 1 Q ' . T ' ' ' ' ' ' lr ' ' ' t ' , l TH 4 L I J ' Kenneth Fellows Ted Fleming ThOmC1S Sl'19f1dCID - - A O l l 1 I u I I' F I ' 1 r ' ' 1 r A s - l 1 I l F . . Y I l . ,Q T X , ' . lr f 4 A ' ' 1. Sr er -it e r ' arf! dn-J jefftfllflelll E THE Class of l94U of tle Cltfford l Scott l-llgh School County of Essex State of New lersey berng of sound and drspostng mtnd and memory and consrdermg the uncertamty of th1s lrfe do make publrsh and declar thrs to be our last Wrll and Testament as follows hereby revoklng all other and former Wrlls by us at any trme made Errst after our lawful debts are pard we grve to our Alma Mater our deepest love ana our smcerest apprecratrcn f r developrng us both mentally and so crally Second To the student body we bequeath our dear school Wrth 1lS modern qurpment and advanclng rdeas Thrrd To the faculty our tnstructors gutdes and frrends we bequeath all rntrrcate examtnattons long and rnvolved reports memory selectrons and all other modes Ol educatronal torture Fourth To each succeedrng cla s we bequeath an advrser as sympathetrc and understandrng a Mr Collrns Frfth To all eaters of transluc nt sanclwtches we bequeath an escalator to accelerate that snatl lrke processrcn commonly called the lunch lrne Srxth To the tumors we lccrxe our best wrshes for a prosperous and en1oy able Senror year wrth all 1ts feelmgs of superrcrrty over the younger classes and all tts glorres of graduatron Seventh To the Sophomores we leav the rntrmrdatron of the Freshman mrrrors rn the grrl s rooms and the runnrng condrtron of the fountarn IH back of the school the yearlrngs gam a place rn the sun the dutres of cleanmg out lockers and an 1ce cream and candy perrod rnstead of a cracker and mrlk perrod Nrnth To our up and commg athletes we bequeath the remarns of l94U s football team whrch should rnsprre them to greater herghts and greater glory also we grve to each player enough box offrce appeal to guarantee a full house at each and every game Tenth To our beloved Scott we leave that sprrtt of frrendshtp on Whlch the reputatron ana foundatron of Scott was burlt and whrch each of us has srncerely cherrshed We further strpulate th t should the tumor class ever permrt thrs sptrrt to be lo t rn the halls and lrfe of Scott all bequests herern made to sald Iunror class shall become at once he property of the Class of 1942 L1k9W1S9 we make constrtute and appomt the presrdent of the class of l94l to be our executor of thrs our last Wrll and Testament rn wrtness whereof We have hereunto subs rrbea our names and affrxed our seal the frrst day of Iune n the year one thousand nme hundred and forty The Claw of 1940 We whose names are hereto subscrrbed do certrfy that the testators sub scrrbed by name to thrs rnstrument rn our presence and rn the presence of each of us and at the same trme have declared tn our presence and hearrng that the same was therr last Wrll and 'testament and requested us and each of us to srgn our names thereto as wrtnesses t the executron thereof and whrch we hereby do tn the presence of the testators and of each other thrs frrst day of lune l94O the day of the date of the satd Wtll and wrrte opposrte our respectrve places of resrdence ClJr1rlc9R Collin: resrdrng at East Orange New lersev W Paul BOZLIIFII resrdrng at East Orange New lersey Page Forty three . , ol l El I 1 L ' I I 1 V 4 I I V V 1 1 1 . . V O . U 9 ' ' ' . I -1 , , C , ' s V ' ' ' : . e , f ' I I l ik 7 4 ' - 1 . ' e ' ' ' ' 5 . . . , I 1 V . , . . . Eighth: To the Freshman we leave as many stflts as will be needed to help A 7 ' ' 1 I , V J 1 ' 4 JU G I 1 n n ' L l - V I I 4 I I I I C V I 1 V I l ' r . I I I - . t O . I . I . MHLOI' Ollie 00015 Elrst row lett to rlght Eleanor Brown Loulse Laube Helen Tucker Ruth Fan Betty Astrldge Patty Harrls Second row Georglanna Weber Bob DG1'119lS Rlchard McCa thy Nlles Nllson Marlon Lund Thlrd row Caren Boom lanl e Martln Ioanne Farrls lean Webb Mar geret Goodman Barbara Osborne Bar bara Blackburn Fourth row Bruce Dun an Howard Brundage Dlck Hagen ave Sealey Alden Pearc treasu er f Iun or Class Elfth row loachlnn Becker Ralph Evans Blll Ryan Iohn Brokaw Elrst row left to rlght Erederlck S or' Vlralnla Ha rlngton Elalne Casler Sec retary of lunlo Class Gertrude Burgess Lorralne Zlmmerman Mlller Srnlth Sec ond row Irene Vollemy Mary Green fleld Anna Camlsn Alzada Mltchell Ethel Wllsor Allce Cramer Tlnlrd row Ellzabeth Amman Rlchard Cronhelnn VIVIVIU Nels n lames Doran Wllrna Byrnes Warren Hull Rudy Folbreclnt Frank Carr Theodore Wllls Iohn Urell Fltth ow lames Blashfleld Mlchael Cox Ebner DGVIS Edward Carter lohn Mc Alllster Stanley Rand Vlce Presldent of lunlo ass F1ISl row left t rlgh Edward O Marlon Hamllton Carol McGln'y Anna Sann Alma Mellus Davld Terrlll S nd row Hortense Dlb Do othy Rubln steln Ethel Robertshaw Iola lohnso Marlorle Gaulle Mary Fordyce Thld row Ma cellne Dunn Dons Kohaut L r ralne Knobloch Ieanne Gordon Cathe rlne Eorregrossa Fourth row Murlel Schnetter Patrlcla McDonough Ruth Precht Margaret Maple Betty Hughes DOTIS Stannaught Eltth row Marlon Elck Ruth Schlachte Chrlstlna CICI Mlldred McGulre Evelyn Larsen Mn dred Schnetter Rage Forty our HOME ROOM 106 'HSS GR ER HOME ROOM 107 MR DUNDON HOME ROOM l'5 MISS MONTGOMERY I 1 3 f ' ' Q T . . . 1 1 1 - I 'D e to . . I , , . .V E ' . ' 1 t .e . , Y . . ,.. V Q , V A ' ., . J : Cross, lohn Norton. Fourth row: Davld . Y y . . ' r Ol . ' ,, ' .. u , o .. , ' , ' ' . eo- o 1 ' , r 1 - , , Y, : r ' , ' l , o - . ' Y , A , .A t ll V , . , me -A, - . , I: . . HOME ROOM 203 MISS CLERIHEW H ME ROOM 205 MR BOWDEN HOME ROOM 216 MISS E MILES ulll0l' 0010 oomfi Frrs row left to rlqht Harold Baker Arthur De Shaza Presldent of lunror Class Mar1or1e Mrller Edward Fltz qerald Audrey Weber George Masson econd row Betty Waters lean Schrlle Ldrth Reed lane Swrtzer lean Terwlllr qer Howard Wyman Thrrd row Isa belle McCauley Murrel Gershon Clern entrne Naqy Patty Beckett Cora Wrlson Edna Saunders Fourth row George At klnson lacquelme Fraunfelker Carol De Serxo Harry M Kenna Phlllp Bernholz Seated left to rrqht Ruth Theurer Vlola Lrqhtner Charles Leobold Martha Warnlun Ge rqe Ross Lesl1e Planch Second row Loram Bradley Mary Srnq on Anne Grlhooy Lucrlle Aqer Arlrne Srebel Phyllrs Rerlly Ioan Strandberq Thlrd ow Fred Lord George Hoey Frank Lyons Arnold Me1xner Charles Lord lohn lagobus Fourth row Louls Faaley Edward McOuade Kenneth Ma qro e Plulhp Nordt Robert Wang Theo dare Denton Seated left to r1qht Helen Budr1s anet Morgan lames Booth Ianrce Ter rrll loseph Torchla Second row Carl Car son arclyn Meyer Evelyn Walker Rosernary Oz:-men Harold Smrth Thlrd row Georqe Drb Albert Srn1th Bruce Butle Arvrd Wrllen W1ll1am Gray F urth row Frank Dauster Royden En dress Edward Gunnrnq Arthur Vre land Paqe Forty IIVC C ' 4 ' . 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Y . 1 Afv , I V o I 1 , - r ' , e- 30,9 Oln 0l'e Ollie Flrst row left to rtqht Gertrude Strlck Shrrley Mastman Lucy Gramo Margery Ca ney Mary Smlth lane Sarm Second row Herbert Whrtney Katharrne Cun nmqham Secretary f Sophomore Class Helen Hayes Florence Lavrn Larstne Bartlett Marlorre Kemson Cormne Peterson Gordon Gould Thtrd row Ehzabeth Dale Marquerrte Lea Sarah Bertrlmo Mrldred Macfarllne Margaret Marshall Fourth row Iohn Iohnson Arthur Caccta Robert Gould berq Harold Lehman Henry Wood Herbert Hutchmson Iohn Ftschbeck Frith row Rlchard Hartenstme Marvrn Shelton Harold Mtlls Wlllam Dove Ge ard Feuss Srxth row Robert Wood Thomas Farrservxce Franklm Kneller DOV1d Spohn Ftrst row left to rxqht Ianet Maple Lrlhan Schmrtz Marlone Albers Lols r1e Second row Ertka de Poortere Pearl Spxeqel Lots Whrte Margaret Blelawskx Ruth Guthrre Thlrd row lack Koenke Ienme Tuttle lean Stevens Margaret Ross B111 Stanton Fourth row Mrchael Valese Iohn Helm Ning Gee George Cowan Robert Cronan lohn Toner Presldent of Sophomore Class Seated left to rrght Davrd Thomas Ralph Davrs lohn Borneman Robert Eller loe Leqqe Charles Magrstro Sec ond row Glorra Nlcastro Cornelra Stew art Shirley Sarles Vlfqlnld Weden Ruth Schnrder Glorra Clark Charlotte Hoyt Thlrd row Damel Post B1ll H1bbets Mltchell Wlggrn Robert Lange Leslre Evans Leo Levm Fourth row Edward arver Ernest Bostrom Dtck Fowler lohn Montague Harvey Butt Arthur Wells Bert Sommers Wrllram Taylor Page Forty srx ooma HOME ROOM 104 MR GRANT HOME ROOM 105 MRS PERINE HOME ROOM lll MR BRIGHAM r , ' ' . ' - ' - o r . ' : Wintermute, Evelyn Deqe, Dorothy Guth- f. . X' I I r Sophomore 0012 oomd HOME ROOM '12 MISS RUPERT HOME ROOM 113 MR DE ONlS 64119215 ,--r--.- IHIH 3 P-'fave-ef lr ami' , . , , . 1 I V - . . , 1 - , . . . . A A - r r V A , . . . , . I 1 - ' , ' ' S. - . : ' , r I I F , . : I I A ' sp-f 'ff' :3':'Tf+.-1 442.4 . ,f V - c . - . it 1 'Q L ' fe i ' ' . 1 ug. V 4 , . 5 5 , I 72 -1 -- . - ' I ' I ' 'Q' W 'C wif ' 2 1 1 53 5 Ei . . . , 21 f ' 1 1-szezezez. e ' A1 ' - ' A I V - A+ ' ' I . . , l 1 V I 4 A6 I I I I , . . N Q i , . tn 4 f V A 1 I - - , A. , . . ..f-A i W HOME ROOM 114 MR TRACY First row, left to right: Donald Elliott, Carolyn Bell, Alan Duke, Betty Strickler, Rollin Wiggin, Frances McLaughlin. Sec- ond row: Mabel Spangenberg, Linda Ward Margery Owen Florence Riley Ferne Turtz lune Watrous Thlrd row Dorothy Edwards Barbara Harr Rose mary Halprn Vera Rrmback Suzanne Lange Dorrs S'lC1I'TOW Mlldred Atherton Fourth row Wrllxam Allen Stephen lar vxs Norman Paulsen Rtchard Bollxger Kenneth Schuetz Howard Vogt Robert OGrady Seated left to nght lenme May Beh rens Betty Precht Francrs Degnan Sh1r ley Wall Dorrs Scott Beatrtce Mltchell Second row Warrrn Le Clarr Evelyn Pierce lean Putnam Mrldred Bourne Leanore Glrck Ruth Cooney lane Mtlls lohn Maarschalk Thrrd row Dolores Tucker Shlrley Dowdell Antotnette RIC card1e1lo Lorrame Hopkm Helen Ste phens Fourth row lame-s Harr1s Fred Frank Ellen Conner lune Smrth Mar garet Plrrello Mary Marron Frfth row B111 Brmley lames Burgess Wlllzam M11 ler Robert Whrte Stanley Kroeger Ed ward Evans Seated left to r1ght LeRoy Stleger M1r1am Rlemer Loretta McDev1tt Myrtle Threrolt Ruth Preun Owen Rabbrtt Sec ond row Marzlyn Nrchols lda Wolf Betty Batche Evelyn Halterman Vrrgxnla Flynn Dolores Shaw Th1rd row lulza Keith Anna Mae Vogel V1rg1n1a Grebo Harrtet Raymond losephme Chambers Katherme Weber Theresa Mrlls Fourth row James Flanagan Wrllram Schlacter lames Carter Edward Brady Harry Burns Bemamm Wrlhamson Robert Fleury F1fth row George Greenfield Walter Savage Krrk Muller Albert Monahan lames Smlth Robert Curry Page Forty seven SOP 0IYl0l'e Ollle 001115 4, A+ 'WMI '3i 9,-'SL . - ' I I - - - - ' B Q . .. i A W .. 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PYT 'haw Seated left to rlght Lacey Colella Margaret McCloskey Iacguelyn Iacoby Mary lane Washabaugh Ruth Porch Anthony Bruno Second row Ellse Den ton Barbara Egbert Anlta HGTYISOH Audrey Menut Hltda MODICG Marlon M yer Thlrd row Glorla Rogers Sybll Sonenbllck Beatrice Young Ellen Rob ertson Vlrglnla George lean Gawler Fourth row Dan De Sllvestro Vmcent Rogers Robert Graham Walter Blttman Lynn Wlllrams Ioseph Vargo Cllfford Swanton Warren MCV1Ck9Y HOME ROOM 208 MISS BANVARD P25 lnall Ollie oomd Seated left to rlght Edward Rabbltt Ollve Vreeland Marlon Glbson Dorothy Ott Kerstln Eclcstrom Alfred Mclntosh Second row Margret Graham Annetta Fredman Shlrley Fraser MUFIOH Cas tellano Margret Marks Thlrd row Wal ter Harrlson Teresa Decker MQYIOH R1l9Y Lllllarl Godln Frank CIGHC1 Fourth row Robert Moffatt Peter Montague lohn Osmund lohn Masson Paul Smlth Flfth row Tohn Scott Robert Elrlch Wll llam We-esenhorn Rowland Moffatt HOME ROOM 102 MR CLAUS F1fSl row left to rlght Lols Emmons Rosemary Lynagh MGTCIG Blssell Sec retary of Freshman Class COFTIHG Plt ters Ioan Llndsay Charles Roesch Sec ond row Francls Fltzgerald Barbara Fant Peggy Blalr lean Sherman Mar garet lanssen Rlta Bolllger Eugene Stack Thlrd row Gladys Pyle Ethel Sldner Henry Mannlng Barbara Kroll Ruth Beam Dorls Luzenburg Fourth row Sally Splegel Arlene De Shazo Vlce Presldent of Freshman Class Glorla Glacobbe Clalr Van Sant Nancy Learnard lean Taylor Patrlcla Dey Flfth Row Helen Grand Wllllam Leese Thomas De C1ll1S Theodore Preun Earl Horlslnger Sam Nystrom Kurt Stern HOME ROOM 108 MISS DAUDT Page Forty elght re5 lnafl On?-0 001715 HOME ROOM 110 MISS SHARPE HOME ROOM 202 MR COE HOME ROOM 207 MRS WARBASSE Frrst row lett to rrght Audrey Hand Theresa Harrtson Ruth W1ll1ams Lots Schaal Fay Morgan V1v1an Butt Second row lean Folbrecht lean Conroy Carole Grapel V1v1an L1nde Elmer Read Martha Carr Betty Donafrey Angela Curcro Thxrd row Madellne Creed DOTIS Lee Anna May Valese Dorothy Walters Vlckt Dxrhern Dorothy Brown Mary de Pasquale Fourth row Dorts hew Betty Wtlltarns Mary Sp1llane losephznc Nagy Florence Moss Mary K ts F1'th row Norman larger VlV1tlIl Schute losephme Koch lam e Tuppfr Ruth ralg VV1lllGlTl McCarroll FlISl row left to rrght Robert Grlbert Martm Thompson Francts Fresola M xr garet Lane Robert Drury lohn Randolft loseph Bruce Second row lune lones L1ll1an Curry Mamle Mour Claxre Schrnestuhl lohn MCCOmb19 Lawrence Newcombe Thxrd row W1ll1arn Burke Ldwtn Layne lune Sann Merzarn Mot tatt May She rdan Charles Scott Fourth row Clyde Lynn Arthur Apgar Rrchard Warren lry1ng Crgllano Kenneth Schlne tuhl Melvtn lones George Flynn Rtch 'rrd Margarttfll Rtchard Cannttt Seated le' to rrght Wlllram Cham bers Paul Schmlel Carl Peterson Martha Haynes Dorothy Cronhzem Gra 'on Gerstung Second row Arno Wolf lohn Pentland Clarr Zelrn lean Ranlctn Mark Stern Charles Plr ello 'l'h1rd row Carl Webb Dwrght Burly Alan Edlson Donald Pttt Reese Pusy Fourth row Claton Shore Paul Stafford Thor Bos trom Harold Theurer Rober Carve Rtchard Frtzgercld Frtth row Desmond lohnson Raymond Shellenberger lantss Haugln B111 OBr1en Sam Wllthour Page Forty n n t . 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E f , 1 h , 4 , . , ,.. .. - , . , t t ' ,. .F , ' . .- , a , . f., , . 1 - S . . 1 - 1 e M ..fgI'CAel'y HE Archery Club rs composed ot twenty rnemb rs each turnrshrng hrs own personal equtpment Etght members competed rn the New lersey Archery Assocratrons Thlrd lnterscholastrc Marl Tournament Each month the tour h1ghest score were marled to the assocratron and the returns were recerved by the club lnterscholastrc competrtron lS contemplated Presr dent Herbert Wh1tney Vrce Presrdent lrene Lang Sec etary Peggy Colbeth Treasurer Betty Smrth AdVlS9f Mr Spear ga mmlon Badmrnton regurres ag1l1ty spe d and aurck thrnkmg Club membershxp lS restrrcted to ten boys and ten gtrls grvlng each an opportunrty to learn the game Begrnners playrng agarnst expenenced players rmprove qurckly and when skrlltul torm regular boys grrls and mlxed teams Presrdent George Masson Treasurer Dons Dunham Advrser Mrss Clenhew ll.5lll25:i 8 uCatl0ll L The underlymg purpose of the Busrness Educatron Club IS to reconcrle bust ness theory wrth busrness practrce Thrs rs accomplrshed by group d1scuss1ons lectures and v1s1ts to repre entatrve mercanttle and rndustrral concerns Voca tronal poss1b1l1t1es are contrrually emphaslzed dunng the treld trrps Presrdent Vlrglnta Harrrngton Vrce presrdent Murrel Hoey Secretary Mary Kopt Treasurer Lorrarne Zrmmerman Advrser Mr Tracy al't00Illn-g Each Tuesday erghteen embryomc Cartoomsts assemble the1r wrts and wrth the help of therr advrser create MASTERPIECES Therr goals are to learn how to cartoon ettectrvely through mastery ot th drtterent cartoonlng tech nrques to develop an orrgrnal style and to understand better all phases ot art Presrdent Harrv Carstensen Secretary Bruce Butler Advtser Mr lanuska CAM Cf L The mterest of the slxteen members ot the Chess Club centers around a ladder tournament Each member 1S strrvrng to reach that coveted number one posrtron whlch lS held tor the second year by Ramsey Eorbush Pres1dent Lacey Colella Vrce Presrdent Rrchard Hagen Advrser Mrs Penne gun can cu The grrls craft club IS rn 1ts second year ot organrzatron wtth twenty tour members All twenty tour gtrls are dorng wood work The trrst prolect was a handy note paper holder The purpose of the club IS to acquamt g1rls wrth the use ot tools and materrals Presrdent Dorothy Ftnan Se r tary Ruth Wrl hams Advrser Mr Whltehrll Creafwe W-:hug I A The Creatrve Vtfrttrng Club a group ot trfteen student wnters meets weekly to exchange exoertences tn wr1t1ng poetry and short stones Therr goal IS the development ot creatrve exoresston Pres dent Regrna New ombe Secretary lean Qchrlle Advlser Mrss Daudt .ibedahng Develoorng self contrdence and speakrng porse IS the purpose ot the Debatrng Club We klv debates extemooraneous soeeches mock sessrons of legrslatrve bodres and a number ot rnterscholastrc debates wrth nerghborrng schools compose the year s GCl1V1lY Pres1dent Sam Stone Vrce presrdent Rrchard ldeal Secretary Ruth Pant Trea urer lohn Hanold Advrser Mr Greenan Page F1tty U L4 u ll ' e ' ' ' , S l . , . I f I V l 7 t T ' f I , I ' . . :J ' 614 I V I ' . , - I 1 I I f- l f 1 I I I I I ' T7 r . NE- I I I I I I l i I I i I , . 9 . . V 7? A , I IL, - Q u A . r 7 I 1 l k - I - n 3 u ' . ' ff ' , c e f ' - , ' . I l . . . . 6.4 ' . t - ' C . , W' so V , I 7 I. . . . Q I . . c , 1 , T , , K . L' , v ' Y, Q ,- ' , I I 5' I ' ll gym HE golfers have been organized for two years and expect with more practice and competition to turn out some experts Each year members point for the New lersey Championships where they hope to win honors in the golfing world for Scott President Iohn Toner Vice president Miller Smith Treasurer Francis Degnan Adviser Mr Smith Jt,1.m,1w.,,i E7 gun cu Girls in this club may be found busily learning to knit crochet make French knots do needlepcint and plan designs At one meeting of the club twelve different types of fancy work received attention The articles when completed 'nalce useful gifts President Ruth Preun Vice president Mariorie Aims Secretary Doris Stannaught Adviser Miss Sharpe nfernahona! pefafzonahp lnternational relations leading international personalities and world wide problems form the bases of study and discussion in this club Membership is open to anyone having an interest in international problems and a B average n history President t-loward Vogt Vice president Iohn Helm Secretary Bebecca lohnstcn Adviser Miss Banvard The Drama Study Club in addition to offering another opportunity for self expression through acting aims to study the current plays and to help reate a more intelligent drama reading and theatre going public President Marguerite Lowery Vice president Barbara Fletcher Secretary Viola Light ner Treasurer Bobert Elliott Adviser Miss Miles glfuiueffe Cf A correct behavior During the year club members produce informative leaflets plan assembly programs give parent teacher teas and practice good manners President Elaine Casler Vice president Corrinne Peterson Secretary Lucy Criaimo Treasurer Shirley Mastman Adviser Miss Lipson jl'2ll.CA Cf A Aimeriez vous parler francais? lf so loin the French Club To broaden the student s understanding of the French people to study French life and customs and to develop an ability to converse freely in French are the purposes of this club President Bill Matthews Vice president Barbara Brigham Secretary Theresa Walsh Adviser Mr Brigham Jfmffmg Cf A Knit one purl two knit one purl two the Knitting Club is under way Students who can knit or who wish to learn may Join All the members during the year knit something mittens gloves socks sweaters afghans scarfs Presidents Betty Astridge lean West Vice presidents Patty Harris Dorothy Marshall Secretaries Ianice Martin Shirley Taylor Treasurer Marion Lund Advisers Miss Greer Miss Montgomery CBZQGJUFJAIP All the girls one sees officiating at after school games are members of the Leadership Club They have learned during their club programs the tech mgue of umpiring refereeing and scorekeeping for seasonal games Members have an opportunity to earn club monograms by officiating at after school games President Lois Hunkele VICG president lean Rankin Secretary treasurer Betty Budebock Adviser Mrs Doll Paar Fifty one CMJ .I ' IO' ll l ' I I or, ' Alu A f F t ' ,F fri The Etiquette Club affords students an opportunity tolstudy and discuss l ' I' I In . 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Q M olizfafy L HE Lrbrary Club conslsts of students rnterested tn books and lrbrary work L1brary routlne IS studred to prepare students to assrst w1th lrbrary management and take charge of the desk Charrman Betty Mercer Vtce charrman Mrldred Hrggtns Secretary Dolores Tucker Advrser Mrss Kuntz Wrcropione f A The Mrcrophone Club has produced successful rad1o programs before the student body and a pamphlet The Mrcrophone whrch achreved natton wrde recognrtron Prestdent Howard Brundage Vrce pres1dent Carmen Boom Secretary Patr1c1a Whelan Treasurer Alden Pearce Advrser Mr Hood Ou tll00I' A The Outdoor Club ts a boys sport club In the fall members learn the fundamentals of football through actual play durrng the wrnter basketball boxmg and wrestlxng are the attractrons and 1n the sprrng softball IS the center of mterest Presrdent Halbert Lewrs Vrce Pres1dent George Wllson Secre tary George Vogel Advrser Mr Smrth phofoqraplq f A Thls club acquamts students w th the fundamentals of prcture takmg and teaches 1ts new members how to develop and prmt prctures A dark room has been fully equrpped for club use Many of the plctures 1n the Tartan and the Bagp1pe were taken by club members Presrdent Harold Mtlls Treasurer Frances Frtedman Advrsers Mr Coe Mr Polrshook nnq ponq Thrs rs an act1v1ty club lrmrted to srxteen members A team of frve IS chosen from the club Matches wrth teams from other schools and orgamzatrons are played at varrous trmes throughout the year Presrdent Alan Duke Secretary Wtlltam Osmun Treasurer Brchard Cronhe1m Advlser Mr Dundon Prmttng Club members are students who do not elect pr1nt1ng as a course Frye expenenced boys teach the begmners ln the settrng of type the runnrng of the presses and the fundamentals of pr1ntmg Members make the1r own personal greetmg cards and statronery Presrdent Thomas Carney Vtce oresr dent A Gordon Sk1rrow Secr tary Anna Sann Advtser Mr Claus Sflence 4 Thrs club rs composed of senror boys who have a partrcular mterest rn the progress of sctence The club holds 1ts bus1ness meetrngs seml monthly and sponors trrps to nearby rndustrres of sc1ent1f1c 1nterest durrng the rnterven tng weeks Prestdent V1ncentHerter1ck Secretary George Snow Advrser Mr Marshall .S',,a,.MA f I The oblectrves of the club are to become better acqualnted wlth Spam and Spanrsh culture Club members speak Spamsh v1s1t cultural pornts of mterest desrgn programs of an mtellectual nature and grve plays havma a Span1sh atmosphere Presrdent Rrchard Sanborn Vlce pres1dent Bertrand Sommers Qecretary Davrd Spohn Treasurer W1ll1am Gray Advlser Mr Onts .Siamp Cf I Tradrng stamps 1S the favorrte occupatton of Stamp Club members The more serrous act1v1t1es mclude study of the stamp market gathermg 1nformat1on concernrng new 1ssues frrst day cover servlce and learnmg the proper way to obtam and preserve a collectron Membersh1p 1S open to anyone rnterested m phrlately Presldent Harold Smrth Vrce pres1dent LUISG Weyhenmeyer Sec retary lohn Pentland Treasurer George Drb Advrser Mr Bowden Page Frfty two C7 L4 ' u V77 I I I I I V I ' ga I I I T 1 fra X . , Cu . . 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X fVfQQfQ ,ff Jziobffvfgf Jn., .7Ae .szulenf Cpounci Seated left to rght lohn Toner Robert Lantz Rlchard deal Phyllrs Lohr bor hy D1lk Be ty Mercer Halbert LGWIS Stand1ng fzrst row Alfred Mclntosh Ruth 'Vbeurer Dorts Luzenberg Lor rarne Knobloclc Fay Morgan Margaret Prrrello Shrrley Taylor LUISQ Weyhenmeyer Alder Pearce Danrel Post W11l1am Gray Robert Grlbert Standmg back row Arthur Armstrong Arthur De Shazo Frank Moore Tom Sherrdan B1ll Chalmers Herbert Erck HE Student Counctl berng a thoroughly representatrve body grves all the students a chance to express therr opmrons on matters whrch affect the whole school Through hrs behavror a Councrl member sets an example for others by tryrng to uphold the hrgh rdeals of the school Al though he rs mterested rn hrs own actrons he lS prrmarrly concerned wrth creat 1ng DOl1Cl9S whrch wrll be helpful to the others ln dorng thrs work hrs rdea 1S to show no favontrsm but to work for the good of the maJor1ty not for spec1al groups and clrques The Student Councrl began as a meetrng of representatrves from each home room durrng our sophomore year Thrs organrzatron was merely for the pur pose of laymg the foundatron of the present Student Councrl The followrng year thrs group tooksmore defrnrte shape elected offrcers and on lanuary 23 adopted the formal name of the Student Councrl Now 1t has added to 1ts mem bershrp the charrmen of standrng commrttees and the class presrdents On October 20th of th1s year each counc1l member took a pledge whrch expresses clearly the meanrng behrnd the Counctl l pledge to do my utmost as a member of the Student Councrl to mamtam the hrgh standards of our school to work for the welfare of my fellow students to try to show no par tralrty and to consrder the vrews of the students as a whole rn order to make the Clrfford I Scott I-lrgh School what we should lrke 1' to be Problems are d1scussed whenever they affect the whole school As a solutron for some of these problems a lrbrary comm1ttee has been formed Other problems after drscussron were referred back to the home rooms because the Councrl felt they were home room matters Thrs year the Councrl publrshed a handbook Thrs small prmtea pamphlet for rncommg students gryes the vanous prmcrples and rul s f Scott l-lrgh School rntroduces the drfferent clubs and explams the extra currrcular ac l1Vll1GS The Student Councrl however can only suggest solutrons for problems success depends upon the whole hearted cooperatron of the entrre student body P ge F1 ythre ' . ' Y 'N ,,1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 W- 1 V1 . , . , 1.1 , , - 1 1 I r A r A ' r 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 I - 1 1 1 1 . . . 11 I I - 1 . 1 . . 11 . t . 1 1 . . . 1 . 1 . 1 , . , . , A A . , U U t 1 . , V V ' 1 1 1 T1 'ft - 1 P Oli rdf? Olin-Cl First row left to right Mable Spangenburq Mildred Higgins Ernesttne Stevens Betty Mercer Phyllis Lohr Frances Friedman Mary Splain Second row Charles Roesh Martha Carr Margaret Graham Ienny Mae Behnns Deloris Tucker Lorraine Bartlett Peggy Blair Nancy Leonard Anna Mae Vogal lames Simister lg . . i T- t HE Library Council of Scott High School was organized under the direc tion of Miss Kuntz, librarian, at the beginning of last year. Each person Who Wishes to serve as an assistant is assigned certain periods a Week according to his study period, his ability, and his experience. lf there are too many people for one period, the extras may assist the students in charge by taking the attendance. The Library Council consists of twenty-five members The Assistant s primary duty in the library is to relieve the librarian of cer tain detail Work He is also there to help his fellow students as much as pos sible A school library is for the students and so should be a school proiect The problems of the library are brought before the Student Council by the li brary representative Such problems are discussed and carried to the home rooms thus giving the students a hand in the government of the library As in any organization the library assistant has a few duties to perform He checks and records the attendance stamps and slips books and assists students with research Work Besides these main duties the assistant shelves books mends magazines and books attends to excuses arranges notices on the bulletin boards and files cards The library assistants Work is completely voluntary The experience and information gained in this work however is useful either in the study of library work or in future reference work Betty Mercer was chairman of the Library Council this year and served as the library representative on the Student Council Page Fifty four mcelafion ommiffee HE Reception Committee, organized in l938, gives courteous helpful at- tention to the visitors. The members, who are known by the red and gray armbands that they wear, greet visitors at the doors and aid them in reaching their destinations as quickly as possible. Members also see that people with no definite business in the school do not linger. At no time, how- ever does a Reception Committee member have any jurisdiction over the pupils in this school. Students are on duty at all doors, during as many periods as possible. This committee has set a standard for courtesy of which the school may be very proud While unoccupied at their posts, the boys do their homework or read. When a visitor enters the boy rises greets the guest and asks if he needs as srstance lf the visitor wants to find a certain teacher the receptionist looks for the teacher s schedule in his file box locates the teacher s room and directs the visitor to that room Whenever the guest desires to see a student he must go first to the office Visitors can see teachers or students only during free periods unless the business is of the utmost importance As a whole the purpose of the committee is to free the halls of unnecessary visitors and to show courteous attention to those who do have business here It A... Seated left to right George Greerfield Bill larnison Robert Lantz Richard Stortz Bob Van elette Standing first row Charles Scott Arthur Wells Benramrrr Wrllrams Frank Fresola Alex andcr Macaulay Robert Brougham Bertrand Sommer Walter Lancton loe Torchia Lacy Collela Rudolph Folbrecht Bill Chalmers Lawrence Ne-wcombe William Schlachte Henry Manmng Donald Ellrot George Dib Standing second row B111 Ryan Arthur DeS azo Edward Fitzgerald W'1ll1am Leese Earle Shotwell David Byrnes Pag Fifty trv 1 1 ' - 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . C 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' V - 1 5 1 1 1 1 - A i , , , ., . , . . -. . -1 . - rw , . . , . . , .. , , 1 1 - Q - t we gagpilne .SLM EDITORIAL STAFF Edrtorrn chref Anrta Snel Managmg Edrtor Georgl anna Weber Assrstant Managrng Edrtor Naomr Kamps News Edrtor Barbara Brrgham Assocrate Edrtors Dorothy Lea Marcla Brssell Edrth Ianssen Feature Edrtor Howard Brundage FEATURE WRITERS Maryorre Arms Drane Lord Ioan Henry Bruce Dun can Shrrley Taylor Sports Edrtors Harold Mathlsen loanne Farrrs SPORTS WRITERS Thomas Chapman Rrchard Hagen Headllnes Robert Lantz REPORTERS Rebecca Iohnston Patty I-Iarrrs Dons Scott Betty Strrckler Ianet Maple Ruth Fant lean Schrlle Mar1or1e Mrller Iacquelme Iacoby Audrey Weber Betty Precht Iean Webb Lrlhan Schmrtz Ellen Conder Mrrram Lowy Damel Post Leslre Evans Davrd Spohn Barbara Blackburn Staff Typrst Marran Skopowsk1 Advrser Leon C Hood BUSINESS STAFF Busmess Manager Sam Stone Advertrsrng Manager Rrchard Ideal Assrstant Advertrsrng Manager Rlchard Fowler Crrculatron Manager Herbert Kaufman Buslness Assocrates Elarne Casler Angela Curcro Mamorre Abbott Ioe Schett1no George Greentreld George Drb Wrlham Penne Exchange Manager Lorrarne Zrmmerman Adv1ser Howard C Tracy age Frfty SIX .1 1 Q 11 4 S 5. 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Seated left to rrqht Dorothy Lea Ruth Ruclebock Alxce Gabosch Barbara Brxqham Anrta Vonthron Mary Kopf Theresa Vvalsh Dons Wrlson Norma Mrtchell Betty Lane Betty Rudebock Dons Dunham Standmg left to rxqht Phyllrs Lohr Betty Mercer Alba Perrella Murlel Hoey Ruth Hrle Lulse Weyhenrneyer Dorothy Dxlk Lorrame S hrnrtz Katherme Mattern lean Davls Dorothy Flnan Patr1c1a Sloane Peggy Mercer Mary Walton Mr Colllns Mr Bowden Thlrd row Harold Mathlsen Wayne Iacobus Dave Beckman Ph1l1p Norat 1-Ialbert LEWIS ludson Hall Robert Lantz lune Merserlm Pr1sc111a Cathell lean Duftreld jke c .xdflclreaa Syafem Seated left to nqht Naom1Kamps Hollrn Wrqqm Standmq Bruce Duncan Marran Skopowskr Rrcha d Sanborn Tom Hewlett Gordon Skrrrow W1lbur Warner Iohn Brokaw Wrlham Mattlrews Joanne Farrrs Howard Bmndaqe Paqe Fll'V seven 1 - 1 1 1 1 y . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 x- 1 1 1 1, , , , . , . . . 1 .. 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 . 1 r . . 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . 5 Grd ea 't t t ,ht I h lol' ohn Bcrnerr an B b G dberq Bob Vanc 'ette Norman Daulsen Audrey Weber l ne Swltzer Phyllrs Lohr Rosemary Halpm Prrsctlla Cathell lean er E D nar S'aftd1nq Suzarre Lxnqe Dahrl Oakley Sybtl Sonnenbltck Irene Lang a e H1s1 q a e V' hut ls Tayl r Ka VGIIF Mattern Eleanor McDexrtt Edrtrt D Anaens Narrow Skopowskr Barbara Eletcner Norma Mltchell Ioarrne Earrts Rollm Wrqqln Arthur W ls M rv1 Qlselort Alan Duke Thrrd ofv Dtck Huqhes Erll Taylor ludsort Hall Brll larrusor c rz Zane 'Vlaqee Ever tt Bl man W rr rt C rts Ee tra d Som ner H wa d oa ent t rr 4 Ro er' Wa The Usher Commrttee unaer M1ss Clenhew s dlrectton assrsts at all extra currlcular tunctlons 1n the aud1tonum The lttty club members represent all four lasses Guests who attend auartonum proarams are areeted taken to therr seats and rnade to teel at home by members ot th1s commrttee OCLG anlfe 0171-lflllf Q qewted eft to r1qht Etlchard ldeal lean West Frank Mo re Mary Walton Halbert l.ew1s Marquerue Lowery Rrchard Sanborn AllC1.1 Melqare1o lohn Brokaw Sandt cg Everett Blat man Vtncertt Herterlck Ralph DGVIS Ray Graut Betty Smtth Gordon Sklrrow Dan Treece Arthu De Shazo Howard Brundaqe Bruce Duncan The soc1al dance comrmttee composed of students from the upper classes 15 m charge of lunch penod dancmq after school dances and socrals The comm1ttee works m cooperatron wrth all class functrons atds m settma up and operatmq the pubhc address system suoervrses the selectton and purchase ot dance records, and secures funds to detray club expenes The faculty ad Pqqp F1 at etqt' vlser IS M1ss Sad1e Ltpson 'A' , -,, . A ,A ., r A ' A 5 ter., let u T1 . o..n J ....sc., , 1 , c o. , ' et , . , - ' , ll , r , 1 Ca dth 'ev es' ' A ' ' ' ' Gr c l n er, Charl t' J stef, fean .a , te ., ' . , f e- . I 5 ll A Y r f 1 I r 1 fi n-.f., . r rt: ,' , , . t R1 :ard ct: f , . , , e aft , a e a , r n .r , Q r V ,t, Virf' He'e cl 13 rd I I - t. , , c . , , r . . . .et , l ' 1 l' , , o , , ' , , ' , ' , A 'f ' , . . l 'U Z ' ' r A r A I Y I 1 r , , - , l . 1 - ChCl1! Jdidfanb Seated left to rlqht Edna Saunders lrene Lang Mlss Sadle Lxpson Els1e Frye Violet Ltqhtner Standxnq left to rtqht Helen Budrts lvfartlna Nolan Grace H1ls nqer Helen Grant VITQIHIG Flynn Anrta Harr1son Mlldred Macfarlane Beverley Sutherland Clementlne Nagy Vtcky Durham Lorraxne Ztmrne man France Ztmmerman The Medtcal Asststants Club lS under the supervlston of lvfrss Llpson and our school nurse Mtss McGrath The Club asslsts ln the care and order of the rnedtcal room answers the telephone does clencal work and whenever posstble QIVGS ard to the 1ll students Club study centers about the quahflcatrons for entrance 1nto the fteld of nurs1nq and health work .gage fell! R bert Eller Glorxa Clark Rober Gllbert loanne Far 1S Howard Wyman Glorra Nxcastro Ray lotes Maraaret B urne Sam Stone Leslie Evans Mabel Spanqenbera After weeks of arduous work on scenery constructton and llqhtlnq t e stage crew entoys a d ep sat1sfact1on when the moment arrlves for the ftrst urtatn of a productton W'h1spers flash across the stage all scenery flats and oropertles are 1n posttton crews clear the stage actors 1n character hqhts set house hqhts down dtmmers comrnq up there IS the cue CURTAIN' f ue P1 y ' ' ' : ' n ' f ' 1 , ' f ' T' Q ' Ir , s ' I .. A I I A , . ' ' I I 1 t f I Left to right: Bill Hibbits, Charles Roesch, Bob Graham, Lester Beetle, Harvey Butt, A ' 6 ' rl ' ' o , , . , . , , , - ' ' ' , h j e T ' ' ' K' I I I it -- - ' -- ' ' 1 ' 4 . haf- ft -nine ecrefariaf ,ga Seated left to right Alba Perr lla lsabel Baird Prrscilla Cathell Eleanor Dempsey Ioan Floyd Gloria Larsen qtandina Mary Kopf Dorothy Dilk lean Davis Katherine Matte n Lorraine Schmitz F YOU have ex er gone into 2l2 in the late afternoon on Friday and have seen a group of business students knee deep in poorly written announce ments on all kinds of scrap paper pink paper blue paper cheap news and even newspaper you have wondered undoubtedly what they were doing and why they were there These harassed girls were members of the secretarial staff They were piecing together announcements with the hope of eventually producing a neatly typewritten bulletin which your dear teacher would read to you on Monday morning while you would sit and yawn This feverish activity was one way to gain actual business experience Additional experience resulted from practice on the Ediphone a machme through which students dictated letters that were later typewritten from writing strange curlycue outlines that were supposed to represent Mr Gregg s short handy from learning the most effective and modern ways to remove rnimeograph ink and from sacrificing study periods and after school pleasures to complete Jobs that had to be done ln addition to machine practice students developed many desirable busi ness qualities in 2l2 dependability by taking upon their inexperienced shoul ders work that was essential to the entire school initiative by doing extra work working on and on rather than Just getting by promptness by having a Job o do in a certain time and f1n1shing it on schedule adaptability by fitting into the social and business routine of the practice office Order was brought out of all this chaos and confusion through the guidance of the girls director Miss Ruth Taylor Page Qlxty we Kaheferia ommiffee Left to rlqht Blame Casler Belly Srmth Mary Walton Frank Lyons Halbert Lewrs Mr Howard Tracy Iohn Toner Frank Moore Roy Duke George Hernmeter Dan Treece The Cafeterla Comrnntee IS a small group of representghve students who serve as advlsors when problems omse ln the cafetena The goal of the Comrruttee IS to keep the cafeterla as neat and attracnve as poss1ble O 3112045 Fxrst row left to nqht Mrs Ellzabeth Campbell Mrs Clarence Rydlnsky Mrs Wll l1am Behrens Mrs Iohn Rossmer Mrs Charles Brown Mrs lohn Howland Mrs Ethel Bolen Second row Ralph Evans Wa ren Le Clalr Waller Blttman Rober TL. ker W1l ham Brlnley Some hae meat and canna eat And some would eat that want ll But we hae meat and we can eat Sae let the Lord be thanket Rob rt Burns Page Sxxly on ur' llfllCf arenf jeacLer5 ,xdrmociafion HE Clifford I. Scott High School Parent Teachers Associaiton is a unit of the New lersey Congress of Parents and Teachers and of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. The purposes of these associations are to promote the welfare of the child and youth in home, school, church and communityp to raise the standards of home lifeg to secure adeauate laws for the care and protection of childreng and to bring into closer relationship the home and school so that, through united efforts, every child will secure the best ad- vantages from physical mental and social education Our Association was founded in l937 by a group of mothers under the di rection of Dr L R lohnston The first president was Mrs Winfield Patt who served for two years Under her splendid leadership the Parent Teachers As sociaticn aided the school by supporting all of its functions and financially helped many of the school activities More than S700 OO has be n spent on band instruments and sweaters material for choir robes basketball uniforms modern dance suits and blankets and Jackets for the football team Students frl o were helped through the Student Aid Fund Besides the regular monthly meetings thc ass ciation spon ors a Stuav Group headed by Mrs l. R lohnston the purpose of which is to b tter under stand the high school boy and girl The Mothers Singe s group directed by Mr Paul L Young meets once a week and is the outgrowth of the Mother and Daughter Singers group which was active the first two years This year plans were made to carry on with the same kind of work for the students Special eniphass is being pla ed n student aid work and equipment needed by the school President First Vice President Second Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Ways and Means Program Membership Hospitality Study Group Delegate Safety Health Welfare Music Publications Budget and Finance tcae Sixty two GRACE D SEALEV President OFFICERS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mrs David Sealey Mrs Freeman Lohr Mrs Sergeant Lea Mrs Dayton Males Mrs Warren Matthews Mr William Pohshook Mrs Edwin Wood Mrs Scott Harris Mrs E Walker Mrs A Cronheim Mrs L R lohnston Mrs W C Patt Mrs E F Whelan Miss A C McGrath Miss A Burke Mr Paul Young Miss Anna Gloor Mr William Polisho l c A ' T . c . e . s ' ' . 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Page S'ixt -tif,-e 34 pflllt ,I 34 g.,...,..f54 ,, Page Sixty-four WoJern anlie Fxrst row lett to rlqht Mary Greenheld Helen Stephens Gladys Pyle Anneta Freedman Peggy Blalr Mtrxam Lowy Dorothy Ott lean Schtlle Second row Lors Emmons Rxta Srngon Edrth Reed Ahcxa Melgarelo Lorrarne Everett Isabel McCauley Dolores Tucker Audrey Weber Thrrd row Dorothea Costelloe Dorothy Frnan leanne Emmons Helen Tucker Frances Hart Iennre Mae Behrens Larstne Bartlett Helen Grant Marlon Grbson Mabel Spangenberq HOSE rnterested rn advanced dancrng have an opportun1ty to compose and perfect techmques rn the Modern Dance Club whlch meets once a week for more than an hour alter school Thrs IS an expenmental group Varrous exercrses and dances are used to test therr worth and surtablllty tor other classes ln the Fall thrs group presented a dance program tor the general assern bly Later IH the Chrrstmas program of glee clubs selected gurls from the club danced an appropnately dtgnrtred cornposrtron Thrs group presented the dance of thrs school rn a number of outslde pro grams rncludlng one rn South Orange The club was rnvrted thrs year to partrcr pate rn a hrgh school symposrum of North lersey schools held 1n Westfreld New lersey Eleven h1gh schools took part rn th1s program It was rnterestmg for our glrls to see work done by other schools and to observe the dancrng ot the New York Unrversrty group who were the honor guests ot the day Durrng Apnl our club performed IH a dance symposlum of East Orange Schools at the Vernon L Davey luntor Hrgh School Our part rncluded technrques a com pos1t1on based on Spanrsh rhythms whlch has been called Manatombo and the trrst movement of Beethoven s Frith Symphony The year s act1v1ty culmrnates each sprrng rn our own evenrng dance rec1tal The dance of thrs group endeavors to marntarn the hrgh cultural and art1st1c standards of Scott Hrgh School The prano accompanrment ot Irene Mrttelsdorf who IS a graduate of the Dolcraze School of Eurythm1cs 1S an asset to the group The d1rector rs Mrs Edna Doll Pug Sxty we . 1 l , , I ' I I 1 I I C 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' A 1 , . 1 1 . , ' . . . 1 11 11 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 , . . e i -i' ramafica URING our sophomore year drama enthusrasts organtzed the frrst dramatrc club the Stage Door Early that fall we had the ftrst taste of Scott s dramatrc pOSS1b1l1l1GS rn THE VALIANT a modern tragedy whrch was presented only for the students At Chrrstmas a play and a brrllrant concert warmed us wlth the holrday sp1r1t These were so successful that THE RED VELVET GOAT a Mexrcan comedy was produced for the publlc spon sored prmclpally by members of the Stage Door Three unusual dlstmctly drfferent one act plays hrgh llghted dramatrc ac trvrtres rn our Junlor year These FOUR ON A HEATH HAPPY IOURNEY and IOINT OWNERS IN SPAIN composed an evenmg performance Th1s same year Speech III classes establtshed a precedent for Scott by 1n1t1at1ng an annual contest wherern studen s enter or1g1nal plays mdependently wr1tten cast and best of ten tn l938 Thrs year twelve other students wtll carry on the trad1t1on As successor to the Stage Door the Drama Study Club under the super v1s1on of Ellzabeth C Mtles was organ1zed thts year Eurthermg student ln terest rn dramatrc hrstory and techmque developmg mtellrgent dramatlc read mg and apprecratlon and famllrarrzmg students wrth current plays are club goals The group produced four worth wh1le one-act plays thrs year Oppor tunrty wrll be grven members ln future years to go behtnd the scenes of stage producttons and to meet actors and actresses mformally The Drama Study Club as successor to the Stage Door now constttutes the mam sttmulus for dra matrc mterest at Scott The chref productron of our senror year was THE IVORY DOOR a satlre of legend and superstttron The two evemng performances clrmaxed for many of us three years of dramatrcs under the leadershlp of Gerd Bernhart Young Pace Srxty srx produced by the student authors. Wayne Iacobus's DREAMS was chosen the Eramafica jk .9U0l'y LGI' ByA A MILNE PROLOGUE Klnq H1lary Pnnce Penvale THE PLAY Klnq Perlvale Brand Anna Thora The Chancellor Iessrca Old Beppo Slrneon Count Rollo The Actor GEORGE VOGEL ARNO WOLF HOWARD BRUNDAGE ROLLIN WIGGIN MARION SKOPOWSKI IEAN DUFFIELD WILLIAM MATTHEWS ANITA SNEL ROBERT GILBERT DAVID BECKMAN IOHN MCALLISTER HERBERT I-IUTCHINSON Tltus Sold1er of the Guard BRUCE DUNCAN Carlo Soldler ot the Guard SAM STONE Bruno Captam of the Guard FRANK MOORE Pnncess L1l1a BARBARA BRIGI-IAM Members ot the crowd Iean Sch1lle Peqqy Blau Helen Tucker Betty Srn1th Arthur De Shazo Ralph Evans SCENES Prologue W1th1n the Krnq s Castle Once upon a tlrne Act I CF1fteen Years Iaterl Scene I Wllhln the Klnq s Castle Scene 2 The Same Early Next Mornrnq Ac II Scene l Outslde the K1nq s Castle A llttle more than two hours later Scene 2 In the courtyard of the Castle ACT III Scene I W1th1n the K1nq s Castle A httle less than two hours later PqS 3 Anton ..ffIffffffffflfIflffffffffffffffffffffffffffIffffffffffflfffffffffffffffffIffffffffffffffffffIfffkM1kQi?NE 1AcoBUs t . . . a e ixty-seven Amie N THE brref span of three years Scott s vocal department has won a name for rtself as one of the leadrng choral groups of the tate Our chorr made rts frrst appearance three years ago rn a very suc cessful Chrrstmas program wnrch was grven rn the audrtorrum for the whole student body Although our chorr had no robes we drd not let thrs fact drs hearten us Some of our members went out and borrowed the much needed choral gowns from nerghbor ng churches The art dramatrc and dance de oartnaents also Jorned enthusrastrcally to help make thrs our frrst a musrcal performance that would long be remembered Our next appearance was made on May 25 and 26 of the same year rn the Chrmes of Normandy by Planauette Here agatn the varrous other de partments rn school assrsted us rn the productton of the opera The chorus re ma1ned the same both mghts but most of the prrncrpal parts were double cast ln the fall of l938 we started worlf on a vorce recrtal whrch was later grven to the entlre student body At Chrrstmas we produced a very effectrve and en Joyable evenrng concert for the publlc Our chorr had rncreasecl to about nlnety people by thts trme and we also had our own scarlet robes Durrng the holrdays we partlcrpated rn the Tree Lrghtrng Ceremony at the Crty Hall and the carollng that followed ll On March 30 and 31 we presented Balfe s Bohemtan Grrl As before the solo parts were agarn double cast After we had completed our hard hour of practrce we gave a chorce brt of the story to the Columbran and Franlclrn Grammar Schools We ended our accomplrshed year wtth another assembly vorce recrtal ln the fall of 1939 our frrst program was a vorce ecrtal Between then and Chrrstmas there were several more such rec1tals At Chrrstmas however we agarn had an evenrng performance thrs trme wrth the addrtron of frfty mem Vers of the votce department About two th1rds of l-landels Messrah was ung wrth drfferent solo parts lmmedrately after vacatron we began to study for our Sprrng Concert About three weeks before the concert we went to Franklrn School to grve a prevrew of the program lt was entoyed by them as 'nuch as rt was on the nrght of performance We gave our farewell conc rt a vorce recrtal rn the latter part of May Y s etg . 1 1 , . 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'Dfw-Y N vs, ' Ls , aa, .. .A ..t uziic ,um 10125 0 Ofllltlll y GERMAlNE Mary Walton Dons Wtlson SERPGLETTE SERPOLETTE Maryorle Alrrns Betty Smlth MENRI Laurence McEvoy LeRoy lohnson BAILLI Wayne Iacobus Wtnheld Patt GASPARD Wrlharn Matthews Frank Moore GRENICHEUX Harold Mathtsen GERTRUDE Rebecca lohnson lanet Morgan IEANNE lean Dutheld An1ta Sne MANNETTE Rlta Hornberqer lane lnqhs NOTARY Charles Leobold Robert Wood AGRESSOR Alan Dulce Donald Elltott REGISTRAR Rolhn WIQQID lames Booth go elnlall, COUNT ARNHEIM Dan Treece Laurence McEvoy THADDEUS Warren Cams Alden Pearce FLORESTEIN W1ll1am Ryan W1ll1am Matthews DEVILSHOFF Frank Moore George Hemmeter ARLINE Betty Smlth lane lnqhs QUEEN OP THE GYPSIES Rebecca lohnston MarJor1e A1rns BUDA Mary Walton lane Sw1tzer CAPTAIN OF THE GUARD Wayne Iacobus Harold Mathrsen The hrst person mentloned sanq the hrst n1qht Page S1XlY mn cl- f 77 J ......ffffffffifff,f.ffffffff'.fffff.'.f.f..',........... -' , T 1 SUZANNE ,..ffffffffffffffffPfffffffffflfflffffflffffflfmtecm west, Doris Dunham A ' gif! .Sion Band Mr C Paul Herfurth George Dtetz CLARINET Robert Ward Alden Pearce Shirley Sarles Rosemary l-lalpm VIVIGII Schuele Donald Pttt Stephen Iarvrs lack lacobus Harold Theurer R11a Bolllger CORNET DGV1d Spohn Kenneth Trayser W1ll1am Allen Davld Sealey Gratton Gerstung lanet Morgan Vera Remback Mxldred Bourne Earl Hornsmger Rlchard Bolllger TROMBONE Robert Wood Kenneth Schuetz Rtchard Hagen BASS loachlm Becker TYMPANI Bertrand Sommer FLUTE Barbara Blackburn Evelyn Walker Dlrector Drlll Sergeant BARITONE Charles Maglstro SAXOPHONE Wrlllam Ryan Eugene Whelan lohn Borneman DRUMS Robert Wang Thomas D9C1ll1S Robert Brougham Vincent Rogers Edward Brady The Scott Band made the students very proud of 1t th1s year when for the frrst t1me, 1t emerged as a unlformed marchmg band at our football games Wllh a number of compllcated maneuvers to 1lS credrt As a Symphonlc Band 1t gave 1ts flrst evenlng concert lt also had the honor of berng represented rn the All State Band Page Seventy Wilbur Warner .............................................................................................. Drum Major .Sion 0,-Chaim Mr C Paul Herturth DUGCTOY Charles Maqrstro Concert MGSYGT FIRST VIOLINS BASS TRUMPET Ruth Rude-bock Mary Cooper Ed1th lanssen Phylhs Lohr Betty Rudebo k Dorothy Nauqhrtqlst Ma ton Lund Kenneth Schuetz Ioachrm Becker Phrllrp Bernholz VIVIGH Lmde SECOND VIOLTNS Ltnda Ward V1cky Dlrhem Harold Theurer Maraaret lanssen Dorts Lee Marte Tob1assen CELLO Barbara Egbert Henry Mannmq Robert O Grady Betty Lane Alden Pearce Davtd Spohn Robert Trayser Davrd Sealey Wtlham Allen PIANO Lourse Laube CLARINET VV1ll1am Ryan Robert Ward Betty Strtckler Rosemary Halpm PERCUSSION Robert Wana Thomas D6Clll1S Robert Brougham FLUTE Barbara Blacl-:born Evelyn Walker TROMBONE Robert Wood Rtchard Hagen TYMPANI Bertranl Somm The Scott Orchestra gave tts f1TSl evenrnq concert thts year establtshrna musrcal traclrtlon here lt also sent tts trrst members to the All State Orchestra Process1onal and recesslonal rnuslc IS provlcled by the orchestra for the auch torlurn perlods Thls year the Scott Orchestra combtned Wrth the East Oranqe Htqh School Orchestra and presented a program for the ch1ldren ot the crty The Orchestra keeps looktnq for new Worlds to conquer P tae Seve n y P te c Y. 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Y, . t ' ' r S . .fr A . . . . . . , I . t , , 1 t -.tr , Jff Fxrst row left to nqht loseph Bruce lfeal Spiegel Bob Gllbert Bll Burke lune 'lon Ehsf: Denton Arthur Cacca Leslte Planck Page Seventy two ODAY S soclety has come to recoqmze the contr1but1on of art to busmess to the enrrchment of l1fe and to the broad apprec1at1on of the elements of our envlronment of cr1t1cal Judgment and apprec1at1on by Whlch the quallty of form and color of man made ob1ects W1th1n the1r env1ronment may be measured and evaluated An opportumty 1S arven those students havlnq an mterest 1n art to develop such sk1lls and Gb1l1l19S as are necessary for the sat1tactory expresslon of thelr 1deas and to tra1n the students wlth outstandmg ablhty for art as a professron Pamtrnq commerc1al 1l1ustrat1on costume des1qn pottery and clay model ma staqecraft and hand1cratts are the helds m Wh1cl'1 the students may work The contribution the art department makes to the students is to lay a foundation 3095 , .3110 f Adforg COTT HIGH SCHOOL began 1ts sports h1story tn l937 the f1rst year of the school s exlstence W1ll1am R Smlth orgamzed and coached Jun1or vars1ty teams IH football basketball and baseball Norman H Whltten organlzed a practtce track squad The openmg year wa ma1nly a practtce year tn athletlcs and the football team was the only group whtch played a defm1te schedule w1th these results East Orange Orange Hackettstown Newark Academy St Benedtct s Acad emy and the Montclalr Academy were defeated and Lyndhurst was t1ed The basketball squad played as many practtce games as posslble to glve the boys exper1ence tn preparat1on for an expected varstty schedule the next year A baseball team was organ1zed wh1ch played ne1ghbor1ng club teams and sub stltute teams of a few schools A track group was assembled 1n preparatron for the next year Durmg th1s season no records were kept When Scott began 1ts second year the coaches dectded that a varslty sports schedule would benef1t the teams much more than playmg Jayvee teams for another year Th1s was espec1ally evldent tn football the teams proved to be of much better callber than the team Scott had played the precedmg year Playmg a seven game schedule the team beat Hawthorne 2 0 played scoreless t1es w1th Madlson and Glen Btdge lost to Summ1t and Bernardsvllle both by scores of 6 O to Mtllburn 24 O and to Butler 20 U The basketball team also entered varslty compet1t1on rn a ten game sched ule Wllh Bernardsvrlle Summlt Kmgsley Hawthorne and Mtllburn They won four out of ten games beatmg Kmgsley twlce and Hawthorne and Mlllburn once The track team undertook a vars1ty schedule because 1t was the best way to acqu1re much needed expertence They ran 1n dual meets wrth North Arl1ng ton Mrllburn and Newark Academy ln a trlangle meet wtth Glen R1dge and Verona and were represented m the Newark Academy lnv1tat1on Track Meet Most of the boys had never been 1n track compet1t1on before The team dtd not w1n any meets but ga1ned the necessary expertence and practtce wh1ch they lacked Last year s competltton developed some prom1s1ng matertal and Coach Frederlck R deOn1s and the team expect a very successful season Baseball was d1scont1nued because the expenses attached would be too great 1f lt were made a varstty sport Tennls was not recogmzed as a varslty team sport at Scott untxl th1s year Last year however pract1ce was held durlng May and Iune under Vxncent B Ianuska No matches were played Wllh other schools but tt was declded that 1f condxtlons were favorable there would be a team the followmg year Th1s year W Paul Bowden has orgamzed and coached Scott s ftrst vars1ty tenms squad S1x dual tournaments have been arranged w1th North Plamfleld West Stde and the Hun School of Prmceton More matches are bemg engaged and a schedule of about twelve contests IS expected A small group of golfers organtzed by Mr Smlth last year played at nelgh bortng courses but had no mter school tournaments Th1s sprmg they hope to play golf teams of other schools although no def1n1te schedule has yet been formed The team w1ll play m the New Iersey lnterscholasttc Golf Tournament and 1n any other school tournaments whxch they can enter Paqo Sr venty thrr o 1 1 1 ' ' . 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' 1 1 . 1 - 1 ' 1 A 3 , .gt jooflaf Scott 130 Frrst row left to rxaht Coach Wxlham R Smzth Ray Eskels Fred Palladmo W1nf1eld Patt lohn Toner Frank Shzelds George Wzlson Ted Flem1ng Halbert Lewis George Hemmeter Rudy de Poortere Roy Duk Morrls Dav1s Asslstant Coach Moe Frankel Second row Harold Mathx sen Gu1do Danckwerth Rxchard Hughes Herbert Exck lames Haugh Iames Booth Walter Shellenberger Iames Clark George Vogel Kenneth Fellows Frank Lyons Arthur Armstrong Paul Schmehl Dan Treece Arthur DeShazo Frank Moore Arthur Vreeland Wlllrarn Pnrne Ass1stant Coach Gene Ronzam Thlrd row Edward Ott lames Dowd loseph Legge Ioseph Vargo Earle Shotwell Thomas Banks Ioseph Lynn Wllham Perme Iohn I-lanold Mxller S'm1th Charles Roesch Wtlllam Urell Fourth row Davrd Ternll Carl Carlson Anthony Bruno Patrrck Dowd Howard Brundage Bruce Duncan Harold Baker Albert Elhngton ls1ah lackson Wllharn OBr1en Joseph Bruce Harold Mathxsen Mr D.1ndon Ray Eskels SEASON S RECORD Opponents Surnmtt Bernardsvxlle WGSlll9ld South Slde Machson Mlllburn Hawthorne R1clgewood Glen Rldge Page Seventy four 13 ' O 6 ' 0 7 ' 6 2 ' 7 19 ' 0 O ' 7 Sl 0 32 ' 6 U ' 2 28 COTT HlGH SCHOOLS first varsity football team was awarded sixth place in the State Group Il ratings as a result of its fine record for the season of l939 The team won six games and lost three scoring 130 points to their opponents 28 Coach William R Smith was asststecl by Moe Frankel and Gene Ronzani Selections for all state Group ll teams placed Halbert Lewis on the first team and Morris Davis on the second Honorable mention was given to Frank Lyons George Wilson and George Hemmeter Iohn Toner sophomore halfback was the high scorer for the season with 'ive touchdowns George Wilson and Iames Clark scored 25 polnts each Kenneth Fellows was forced out of action because of a broken wrist re eived in the Hawthorne encounter He was the only member of the team who had the misfortune of being seriously hurt in competition The boys who survived the competition for the first team and who started Halbert Lewis and Winfleld Patt tackles George Hemmeter and Frank Moore guards Ted Fleming center Richard Hughes quarterback Iames Clark and George Vogel halfbacks and George Wilson, fullback Frank Lyons Arthur De Shazo Frank Moore Ted Fleming George Hem meter Halbert LGWIS Morris Davis Richard Hughes Iames Clark George Vogel George Wilson Roy Duke Winfield Patt Rudy DePoortere Fred Palla dino Iohn Toner Frank Shlelds and managers Ray Eskels and Harold Mathi sen were awarded varsity football letters Scotts first annual football banquet was held in the school cafeteria at the close of the season Following the dinner Charles H Lund presented gold tootballs to the lettermerx Cheer Leaders Ted Fleming, Halbert LSWIS Page Seventy tive I I l I the final game with Glen Ridge include: Morris Davis and Frank Lyons, endsg Frrst row Walter Shellenberger Ted Flemrng Roy Duke Mrller Smrth Earle Shotwell Second row Coach Srnlth Harold Mathrsen manager Warren Hull john Frtzgerald Morrzs Davts Arthur Vreeland George Snow manager HE basketball team played an almost even season completlng tts sched ule wrth trve vrctorres out ot eleven games Overtrme perrods proved a nemesrs to the team Three of therr losses were rn sudden death perrods The squad opened the season wrth Bernardsvrlle and Sumrn1t losrng both 1n overttme games by rdent cal scores of 32 30 After subdulng lrvrngton Voca l-aae Seventy SIX tronal the boys recerved three setbacks from Mrll burn Bernardsvrlle and Summlt then they pro ceeded to conquer Rldgewood Mxllburn lrvrngton Vocatronal and Hawthorne Therr expectatrons of trnrshrng the season wrth l1V9 strarght v1ctor1es were dampened by a thrrd overtlme loss to Hawthorne The hlgh spots of the season were the 4319 score over Mrllburn and the trne playmg at Fhdgewood and Hawthorne where the boys won by scores ot 37 28 and 33 32 respectrvely Arthur Armstrong was elected capta1n by hrs teammates early rn the season Morrls Davrs scored the hrghest wtth ll2 pornts He was selected for the thrrd team 1n the honorary All Essex selectlon and for the second All State team among Group II schools The Iunror Varstty won seven out of eleven games start1ng the season wrth a wlnnrng streak that wasn t broken untrl the tltth game Varsrty letters were awarded Iohn F1tzgerald Arthur Armstrong Morrls Davrs George Hernmeter Kenneth Fellows Warren Hull and Manager George Snow f. ' -f 3 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I - 1 . 1 i - . . - Y i 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 , 1 l'ClC Frrst row Thomas Chapman manager Wzllram Penne Rrchard Stortz Wrllram Iamrson Wrllram Burke Rollrn Wxggrn Ralph Evans Ted Flemmg Herbert Erck Edward McQuade Wrllrarn Ryan Earle Shotwell Second row Charles Roesch manager Wrlham Prlme Wrllram Urell loch1m Becker Phrllrp Swanton Arthur Engstrom George I-lemmeter Morrrs Davrs Rrchard Hughes Howard Brundage Harold Baker Warren Hull Kenneth McKenna Coach deOn1s Thlrd row Danlel OCrowley Harold Mathrsen Rudy dePoortere Alden Prerce ,lohn Toner Davrd Beckman Roger Burrell Rlchard Hagen Bruce Duncan Dan Treece ITH the advent of Sprlng Scott athletes turned the1r thoughts to track golf and tenn1s Scott had her flrst varsrty track team th1s year The records made by the members of th1s squad estabhshed standards at whrch future teams may arm Alhough trackmen had practrced the year before and had taken part 1n the 1nter school competltron track was not recognlzed at that t1me The expertence gamed however greatly beneflted th1s year s squad Mor r1s Davts Phxllp Swanton and Rrchard Hughes only letter men from last year and Arthur Eng strom Ioch1m Becker and Howard Brundage have done notable work Early season pred1ct1ons ln drcated a successful track season The 1940 season found Scott competlng m f1ve regularly scheduled meets Four of them away one at home Aprll May May May May 23 29 1940 Schedule North Arhngton Bloomfreld Arts H1gh School Newark Academy Verona Home Away Away Away Away Page Seventy seven E, JgL1t,:Q.,, 1 . - 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - I ' I . . 1 , I w ' , . . . 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Q Q' rf .Sfmt .M-5t0l'y HE ma1n ob1ect1ve of the Grrls Phystcal Educatron D partment at Cllfford I Scott Hlgh School IS the physlcal and mental health of ea h tndtvtdual Thts rs accomphshed 1n a broad and tremendously 1nte estmg program The Phystcal Educatton Department offers a vlgorous sports program for olay and development There are leadershtp posrtrons that reautre depend rb1l1ty and responslbtllty IU wh1ch the gtrls are able to acqurre and develop porse self confldence and balance When schcol opens tn the fall a class leader the class hostess ts elected by ach group She starts the class actrvtty and takes attendance An as ststant class leader IS also chosen whose Job tt 1S to see that the equtpment and the cabmets are orderly Every gtrl rs n a team and each team has a capta1n who acts as referee and who assrsts the players rn team play She recommends the gtrls worthy f a posttton on the class team to the teacher when the after school mtra mural games begm All the offtcers are changed at the end of ten weeks so many gtrls have an opportun1ty to be leaders The frrst sports of the year are E1eld Hockey and Volley Ball Both these games arc played out of doors Thts year as well as last year a sertes of mter class games was played We also mvtted the wmmng class team ln hockey from East Grange l-lrgh School to play us The feellng of competttron was lessened somewhat by mak ng the afternoon a soc1al one Th s fall besrde the regular class act1v1t1es a smgtes tennls tournament wrs run lnstructron was grven tho e who werc begmners Tenms was tlayed at Sov rel Eteld every afternoon from Q 30 unttl 4 30 ln the sprmg I doubles tournament was run and tnstructron agatn offered the begmners Anoth r oatstde actrvtty of the Physt al Educatton Department ts swun mng The gms swlm at the Orange Y VV' C A for on hour a week l structt n tn drv ng and swtmrmng and an opportumty to auahfy for Red Cross swrmnmg and l1fe savtng c rt1f1cates are offered The ftrst Scott aauacade vas held lanuary 5 Got lb another extra curncular sport ffer cl each spnng and fall The urls play at thc Brardburn Country Club every Thursday afternoon The wtnter program rn class t1me and after school IS taken up wtth pa lcetball volley ball and modern dancmg ln the modern dance classes echmaues are learned to develop strength and agtltty Thls culmmates 1n an Qvenmj recltat of dance About 700 grrls parttctpate H1 th1s program aemonstrattnj to parents and frrends the results of dances learned ln class The ba ketball schedule mcludes mter class games and for the past two vears games wtth East Grange Hlgh School Spnng agarn ftnds us out of doors playma softball We have a serles of games between the classes m th1s sport also All year the grrls have opportunlttes to partlclpate 1n sports of thetr own chotce The tn ra mural games grve many g1rls a chance to get ac aualntea and teach them to wm or lose gractously Pc 0 A 9 o - 9 . t C . 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' . , ., . , . , . , . . . l ' ' ap DC'VQItlYAIi1YtE5 .iloclfey Hockey is the vig orous fall sport that occupies our athletic d up e Thanksgiving vaca tion Here again W have the inter class tournaments with our senior team holding its position as the winner First row Betty Smith Rita Singon Ruth Dickinson Phyllis Lohr Luise Weyhenmeyer lean Beckett Pat Sloane Ruth Rudeboclc lsabel Baird Gertrude Cooke Second row Lorraine Everett Stannaught Betty Mercer Peggy Mercer Do is Wilson Connie Chandler lane Baldwin Golf is open to any girl who Wishes to become more skill tul The attractive Braidhurn Country Club course is the scene of action each Thursday afternoon during the season any day we may hear that one of our girls is headlininq a tournament First row Peggy Mer er Doro hy Finan Betty Me cer loanne For is Dorothy Lea Bet y Lane loan Henry Frances Hart Phyllts Lohr Mary Wal on Page Eighty tiel to th Margaret Singon, Eleanor Dempsey, Thelma Hutchinson, Frances Hart, Lorraine Schmitz, Georgette QU! 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Fxrst row Dons Wrlson Frances Hart leanne Emmons Florence Nelson Murrel Hoey Irene Lang Lorrarne Schmltz Second row Georgette Stannaught Rtta Smgon Kathleen Lynagh Luls Weyhenmeyer Albertha Wagner Elsle Frye Charlotte Whttcher Peggy Mercer Dorothy Fman Dorothy Lea Dorothy D1lk Betty Smtth First row Florence Nelson Audrey Webe Charlotte W1tcher Irene Lang Frances Hart leanne Emmons Hortense Dxb Vlrgrma Harrmgton Ioan Strandberg Se ond row Margaret Stngon Patty Harns Evelyn Walker Clementrne Nagy Murxeld Gershon Lucllle Koes Patty Whelan loanne Farrts loan Henry Glorta Larson gaalefgaf Basketball IS al ways a popular sport whether played dur mg gym classes or atte' school Our sen 1or team was able to show 1ts slcrll and speed at our one outsrde game when we were vlctorrous over E O H S we, Volley ball IS one ot our glrls tavorrte games because rt rs played all year r o u n d The 1nter c l a s s tournaments have helped to cre ate a keen competr tron among the com petmg groups ,,..L....-.- --v---1 F1rst row Thelma Hdtclotnscn Peagy M rcer Ma a re btracrt Plsvllls Lohr F ances Hart Fha Slngon Betty Mercer Ann Breen Dor thy F1 a Se nd rev Lorralre Schmltz Eleanor Dempsey Georgette Stannaught Mtld ed Hlga 'ts lsah l B 1rd Kathleen Lynagh Gertrude Cooke oan Beclcet 'lh1r'1 ane Attcnpor ugh Lt, se Vt exhe ex D othv Dtllc Maraaret Clay on Dorothea C selloe lean West lane Baldw rt F. th D cktrsc Page Etghty one I . , . 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' I , Y 11 S I . I 2 I I I l l 1 : o , s t , ' , .' ' , , Frances Hart, Phyllis Lohr, Mary VValton, Peggy Mercer. Second row: Gloria Price, Kathleen Best Wishes from 3 Clfeflt 306' A8106 550Cl6l fL0l'L of the Cllfforcl .I Scott Hugh School 1940 lgel9 - J4.. Hove the EAST ORANGE RECORD Follow You to College Sl 50 per year 477 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE Say It Wnth Flowers From E DECKER 8. SONS Flowers By Wire To All Parts Of The World WASHINGTON AND DODD STREETS ORANGE N J Member of the Florusts Telegraph Deluvery Telephone OR 3 8l54-OR 5 9865 H ERNEST STRUBBE Home Made Ice Cream and Fme Candles Fomulues Port es Churches etc Supplled 488 CENTRAL AVE EAST ORANGE N J IDEAL MARKET CO Inc Pnme Meats and Poultry For Dlscrnmmatmg People 232 SPRINGDALE AVE E ORANGE BURRELL EXPRESS 81 DELIVERY SERVICE Movmg Trucking Trunks Boggoge Dellvered To All Points Seoshore Trips Compliments of the CHARLES FRENCH PASTRY SHOP Quality Cakes Pres and Pastries 48 FOURTH AVE EAST ORANGE N .I e 39510 SPRINGDALE SERVICE STATION One Stop Service All Mokes Tlres ond Tubes Cors Colled for and Deluvered 387 SPRINGDALE AVE EAST ORANGE I Page Elqhly four CRAMPS ART STORE Pictures Framung Reglldmg Resforlng 505 MAIN ST EAST ORANGE I . I ! ! Q . ! . ! ! ! . . ! . , . ! ! . . . ! ! 0 ., . ! I . . . . g I I , , . Q . , . . . . , N. J. ! 2 QR. 3-2339 Telephone OR. 4-3537 l ! . ll I . . ! : Q . g f , . . . 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U - ! , ! 1 - ! ! li-'i T293 1 1 1 1 iiilili T411 il 1 -i l l1l'lIl il-'INT 21020 Q' If' . - , Pc: qs Elqh' nr 5 slx TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE ORANGE 3-2443 Jm, Really Fresh Lid, Jlowmm, Join Distinctive KDIIAHQQA, dui Arhshc See UNNYSIDE CW Complete GO de Needs ALBERT CLOTHIER .lr GREENHOUSE ON EINCQLN STREET EAST ORANGE FL ERS 101 1 1 1 1 1411-1 1-10111-1 1 1 1 -1 11 11111 1 1 11:1 1 KILBOURNE 81 DONAHUE Jewelers - Stationers Class and Fraternity Rings and Pins Medals-Cups-Trophies Diplomas and Invitations Catalogue and Samples on Request 40 CLINTON STREET NEWARK N J Phone MA 3 2273 WILLIAM M COLE Funeral Home ONE FOUR FIVE ROSEVILLE AVE NEWARK N J HU 3 5212 Robert E Cole Mgr VQI Y , . I .. ,. , ,,.,,. M: ' - 'I 1 - ' ' - ' 1 qm101uqpU1n1 1 1 1.-101 1 1 .pt-p 1-1 1.11 1,111 11.-NI101-Iq.u1u1u1-.1 .i 11 -aight OR, 5 9783 '38 Yours Ccmtiumuuus Servire ' ' Exlbe Henry Becker 81 Son, Inc. . ' Exclusively Ken GermaIn S GrC1de A Dairy Produrfc. AMOCO SERVICE Telephomes CAIdweIl 6 2000 OR0nge 5 5000 COP DOOD AND PROSPECT STS FARMS AND OFFICES AT EAST ORANGE ROSELAND N J Ilwrm CDI nqe 20959 01 0 WILLIAM CUTLER COAL+ FUEL on + coma UIOIIIKIII lllllfllll Bill 01' ea ll ng ! OIIIP VITI IFR COAL OP OII I35 HAMILTON ST EAST ORANGE N J I x ' I ' ,lu 1 . 76,1 I ,4 -.ff - f JJ Q f1.,..,.u f J 'Q X - I rr I' E11 BRICK CHURCH BUICK oo McIxINLLY ANE LAST ORANGE N J 1 EL Arszssnnd'kEntnE Phone bloomtncid 2 0736 Out OIIIC wtqra to WC graduating cla of Scott Hugh KROLL The Jewelers JIJ MAIN STREET Ilantllt 1 Cyrucn bulova Watclwe Uuncc With D llltcll CLARAI AUSTIN emultcs Classes Prnvatc LC on Small Club Groups WALIZ FOX TROT RUMBA IANLJO CONGA SHAG LINDY O 3 634g Insure un Sure Companies It us good common sense to secure a good ucatuon t fght Ife b ttles a d t good common sense to secure good Insur ance to protect agaunst lates unfortunate expcrncnccs Allliundsof Insurance Burton E Emory, Inc 223 NORTH 18th STREET EAST ORANGE N J ORange 4 2636 BUF ION E EMORY FRED P CLARK Prcsvdent Treasurer Iago Nmrty Upsala College EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY School Year 1940 1941 Begins September 16 Regnstratnon Sept IO Summer Session June 21 August 2 Regustratvon June 20 Courses In Arts and Sciences as well as Teacher Tralnlng for Secondary Schools 0:41 11-1--111111-:wx-1-'qw-itvifwi'14-imitates-1:--1-:mini-tzwzt1--in:--inxwi I I I 1 oofwfesic I .- I CO. I I 'Yew J' I r I I I A N A, I I I I . I5 U11 . hc stcfv tulatunns tl tnrst I I . : Ballroom Dancing Q Ass I - , ' ' . : I I I 1,.e: as s Rvws I I I 6 ,, Q - - Il I ' A , i cd 0 n I s a , n I IS l g , I g - ' l I s ' 1 I . . - I I . . I ' . . I r . . I . ! 2 . - . I ,-..-.,-..- - -.-.-,-.,....-..-..-.-..-..- .-. -. -.- -..-.-.-....,,-.,....-..-.,-,- COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Insulation Engineering Co. A FRIEND 31 NORTH PARK STREET EAST ORANGE, N. J. BLoonwfleId 2-0990 OR. 3-5889 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF J A c K you, BACHMAN s MARKET nc Hairdresser DODD AND PROSPECT STS T5 MOL TER PLACE BLOOMFIELD N J EAST ORANGE Watsess g Ce t THE HUN SCHOOL PRINCETON NEWJERSEY Junior and Senior School Department Preparatlon for college entrance examinations rs ernphaslzed Partlcular attentuon IS given to the requirements of the Hugh Schoo Graduate who needs addntuonal preparatuon before entering college SUMMER SESSION August 5 September 'I4 For further information and Catalogue write JOHN G HUN Headmaster IO9 STOCKTON STREET PRINCETON N 1 , I . , . . in n re I . . ' 1 , . 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Mitchell 2-0618 All Types of Real Estate and Insurance Yeors of Experience ot Your Service South Orange 2 8031 es ORonge 4 1591 'UWA ,. C Ciedn Sporting Goods 485 VALLEY STREET MAPLEWOOD N J HUmboIdt 2 0707 Cornplnments of PEOPLE S BURIAL COMPANY HENRY F POWERS Mgr 84 BROAD STREET NEWARK N o o ll Q l , . . I . , . , . J .,:..:..:..:..:.,:.:.,:.,: :,: : : : : : : : -11-.-. :.: :.,:..:.,:..:4,:.,: 7 Ninety-s' Jake the ofwnl Hand There are few short cuts to success and they usually prove rough golng The smooth way ns that usually traversed by men who thunk rnght and have courage and the wall to labor for what they get Study them follow their example and you wull galn your objective even It It takes a lnttle longer to get there S FH UDEN 'I rurlznhal ilnauranre Olnmpang nf Ammra 4 Y A H off NEWARK N 1 1 - l 'X 5' il ,wk 2 ' Annes 14' sr sum:-lor , s nr 1 lv l ' ly I ' ,l 1 . J lf' 'tn Aj-'1' .er ome ce, , , , Pzqo N1 5 Making Faces is a Photographer's Business . . . 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And in looking through your splendid yeor book we feel o pordonoble pride in knowing thot we were in some snnoll woy responsible for its success Thot it moy be only one of o long series of triumphs for YOU the Closs ot l94O is the sincere wish of your otficiol photogropher Jean Sardou Studios DepwL rote Brick Church Center East Orange N J I 9 , , . . q IN nety-e'-ht PHINHNH H HIIVHHISINH SHlVIEl D1st1nct1ve pr1nt1ng llke all other processes of d1st1nct1on requlres a coord1nat1on of slc1lls art1stry and bus1ness SGIVICG Complete modern equlpment tra1ned craftsmen and creatlve plann1ng have placed Colyer Pr1nt1ng Company 1n the front rank for ma1nta1n1ng the best pr1nt1ng SGIVICGS 1n f1ne typog reproduct1on accurate color Work and dependable produc tlon and delwery schedules EHWEH PHINHNH IIUMPHNY NEWHHK N J PqN raphy, artistic layout, perfect I I I All I0gl'l1lJ Lf