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

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A IITRTIO The dedication of this yearhook to thc hoys in service is one of the many fine evidences that you are keenly interested in the present conflict. Such indications of appreciation, zeal, and determination inspire all of us to still greater efforts toward winning the war that is now raging, and making worthy contrihutions HENRY E. KENTOPP Superintendent of Schools This issue of the Tartan takes note of our effort to preserve the right to live as a free people. If need be, our alumni, friends, and relatives who are in the armed forces will give their all in order to maintain this right. Winning this right is no guarantee that free- dom will prevail. It is the hope of education -in school, in home, and in church-that you and millions more like you will develop those qualities of mind and spirit necessary to the preservation of our way of life. If you fulfill this hope, then those who give their lives in the present conflict will not he doing so in vain. LEMUEL R. JOHNSTON to the peace that is sure to follow. HENRY E. KsN1'oPP Principal LEMUEL R. JOHNSTON Page Nine

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