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

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THE SENICR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President ..4..,....... ., ,.S,.. ALFRED MCINTOSH Vice-President ....... ....... D oius LUZENBURG Secretary .......... ..,,4..S, T HERFSA HARR1soN Treasurer .4..S..... CLIFFORD BUGGELN To the Class ol 1943 . . . 1 Momentous affairs have swept you out of your academic pre- occupations and will no doubt greatly alter your plans and your lives. But one who has watched and worked with you for four years is confident you will play your parts loyally and well. Your generation has had to revise and discard old dreams and ideas of peaceg to overcome ahhorence of war, to feel responsibility for peoples and nations farawayg to realize the freedom we inherit carries with it an obligation to preserve it. It is my hope for each of you that your educa- tion means the power to recognize what is worthwhile in our civiliza- tiong to value what you see of truthg the character and ability to join with others in translating such vision and ideals into action that the new world we know tomorrow may be just and equable for everyone. BERYL WARBASSE Page Fourteen

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REFLECTIONS Reflections of the years at Scott Shine clear with happy thought- The click of the clock as each minute passed, The sound of the air coming up the ventilator--usually cold air, The long lunch lines, the smell of hamburgers, meatless Tuesdays, Permeating odors from the lab, Football games with scarlet and gray Emblems in a cheering crowd, Plays and concerts in the auditorium,--'6The Messiah, The Council, dances, and 109, Home-room periods-the favorite time Q except study periodsl Morning exercises and morning notices, The bulletin board, the waste basket someone was always knocking, 'GCheap news, pep-meetings, the honor roll, Wandering around the halls, The Victory Drives-book and toy collections, Patch tests, and Clinic-usually filled during a test, The uPiper,,' the new flag salute, report cards, Half-sessions on rationing days, on mid-term and final exam days, The committees, clubs, and stage crew, Exhibits in the show cases, The feel of the hard table and desk, The voices of classmates and teachers- The last, the best of all. Reflections of the years at Scott, Always valued, always bright. DORIS DEAKI N Page Fifteen