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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS I. ADMINISTRATION Page 6 II. THE SENIOR CLASS Page 12 III. STUDENT ACTIVITIES Page 40 IV. CLASSES ' . Page 54 V. SPORTS Page 62 VI. ADVERTISEMENTS Page 71

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TARTAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief Jerome Fischbein Associate Editors Marian Weber, Phyllis Smalzried Business Manager Louis Camisa Assistants Jean Davis, Bobbie Lee Hill, Barbara Levin 46, Phyllis Des Marais 46, Rhoda Slobodien ' 46. Circulation Manager Jann Goehner Assistant Jack Mapletoft, ' 45 Feature Editor Mary Lou Moon Personals Editor Natalie Bilogan Organizations Margaret Meeker Sports Editor Albert Reynolds Photography Harvey Troutman Faculty Advisers Sadie Lipson, Emmeline Grieder Senior Personals Herbert Reppin Jean Custer Jean Merrick Olga Farrar William Brady Alan Rothermel Virginia Johnston Helen George Bobbie Lee Hill Phyllis Galluzzo Ida Colombrito Typists Jean Merrick

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ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Charles P Gulick, Mrs. George R. Starr, Herbert C. Mercer, President; Scott Harris, Vice-President; Alexander B. Dewar. •k A high school yearbook which stresses mails freedoms in democratic living reflects the serious concern which youth has for the nation ' s future. As civilization progresses, accelerated by phenom- enal scientific discoveries, the possibility of realiz- ing greater freedoms has developed more rapidly than has man ' s ability to include them in the pat- tern of everyday living. The problem is so com- plex that we even have difficulty in preserving all of those precious freedoms that Americans have enjoyed in the past. The oncoming generation has an unusual oppor- tunity to preserve old freedoms while creating new ones, so that future decades will bring us happier living and a more complete realization of the American Dream. Henry E. Kentopp HENRY E.. KENTOPP Superintendent of Schools Page Six