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

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c to cc ll of Ilflllllll 1 wl1op1o1111sed 1 qlllllx ll llllll to 11o1n1 1lc v '111d ll wc hopcd would re11lt 1SllllOlll too Illlltll efl'o1t 011 thc plrt of John 1 Publlc or of Ollllly .l t 111 It ho1 pm of ll IC wec ll thc wal and tod1v l111re lllly of uch tllllllxlllu' l1 1s bee11 hown to wholc world .1 d to ll H IP ll cott we havc hceomc aware of tl1e dCllKl pa1t we It pl1v 1f t1e future 1 to l1ve up to promise And we believe lllaf ln our small wav we have contributed to tl1at better un der tandlnff betwee11 pcoples needcd 1n a den1oerat1c world We I1 1ve donc llllw not onlv throufh such 0Yll'l lllfllfllldl' dt llVlllC 1 thc Studc Ill FClllldlI t flu 1, but flIl'0ll 'l ITIQCIIQSIOIIG to ffet to thc lJ0lfOlIl of thmgs in our study of P A D , debates before assem bhe , and tl1e pract1ce of democratic proceed mgs in tl1e Student Council and class meet mv Perhaps tl11s I'0Ilfllllllll0Il mav not seem verv great but wl1en we re111e111ber that vreat lI1fllICIlCC on tl1e COIllllllIIlltlCi 111 WlllCll thev live, tl1e lmportance of this tralmnv be co111es evldcnt For tl1e benefit of tl1e llll 111ber of tl1e class wl1o 1111nv years from now may be tr11n1n1f nost 1l1'1c ally to recall the evcnt of 1l1c1r11fe at Scott, here ls a brlcf rc sume of tl1e l1ap penmffs of tl1e last two vear tl1e Junior Prom, P X D tl1e tenth anmversarv celebra t1ons, tr1ps to see IIIOWIC plav , Hllll o eras ln New York, Stage Door and TIUIICL lboth ehool plavsl, and thc tradltlonal annual football game w1tl1 Uranffc rlllls Udlllf' Wllll llw pep 111eet1nv and bonfirc, always mark the close of Scott football year 1 s tl e figures show that Orange won every frame plaved durmff our four years at Scott, but figures are cold and do not tell tl1e whole story Often tl1e chool Illrll ln tl1e halls of our school declared a moral VICIOFV even thouffh tl1e statlstlcs refustered defeat' Another 1mportant reflector of tl1e Scotty spirit was The Bagpzpe Edltorlal were fre quently controversial but alw avs mtcrestmg The most read part of tl1e paper, l1oweve1, was the Piper, a column tl1at collected per onal 1ten1s and rev calc cl tl1e mformal slde of school life The crownmv oclal event of tl1e class of 48 was tl1e Senior Dance We owe many thanks to Ylr Warbas e our adviser, for helpmv us plan tlus fcst1v1ty, and for all her ffuldance throuvhout tl1e years ln addltlon to these big events there were tl1e many s1nall, fnvolous, funny BOIIICIIIIICB pathetic thmgs that happened every day Yet It IS such things that are remembered one 1fter tht d1tc when the Normans III 1c cd nl' 1nd 1 or' ot Xt fir t t 1ere were tl1e attempt at llllll 1t1on bv upperclass men when we were fre hmcn later there wc lf flee pa ses to the bw show 1n Room lfl9 tllI'tfll0H to thc WIIIIIIIIIIW pool and to the elcvfltor to the tl11rd floor l'here was the 1f1111e of trvm to memoruc evcrvbodv else s lockcr f0llllJlIlill0l1 and ln tl1e effort for vc ttm our ow11 'lhere wc re thc home room opemnf exercise , and our fir t 1ntroduct1on to tl1e 1ntr1eac1es of ffovermnff ourselves throuffh tl1e Student COllIlCll There were l1o111cwork and hbrary as ivnments that kept ll v 1n thc tudv halls anc at mvht Doclcltown and Xmperc lNot long. after we entcred, howtvcr tl1e cl1 fell mto two Uroups those wl1o were to ren1a1n ln school only for a while, and those wl1o caught on to rcspons1b1l1tv and found fun IH the hard work of learnmv to bec0111e adults The subject we Nfllllltfll w1ll be remem a oclate dates, llrs Warbasse, lllss Sharpe, Mr Vflller, and Henry VIII, Wlfll English, grammar, Shakespeare, The Admiral The Cloak, and 1a111b1c penta111eter, Hltll math that elusive X Put tl1at penenl down, and Buu , Wllll Spanlsh, Cortez, various ways of bull fighting and tl1e Spanlsh Tempera 111c Ill, Wlfll French, Scrmon-1, L1 Belle Franc e, and tl1e knack of saylnv trcs blen lnsteacl of tre beans, Wllll tv pmff 111 mffled fingers and broken machines Mllll bookkeeping col llIllH , cleb1t , 1nk Willll Latm our bov JllllllS and our Nfl s F1 011, mth tlltllllilfy, aromas, and valenees, wlth P A D cumps, term paper , and near lllfldCQ f'hc rest we on11t onlv becau e tl1e semors lllelll elves can fill 1n tl1e blanks when .lunlors grand on pulls grandpa s yellow lnv diploma out from among tl1o e funny clothe Wltll tl1e old look and unwraps it from tl1e newspapers earrylng a story about tl1e people who thouffht a thmg called the atom bomb was Home to end the world way back in 1948 'Now at ffraduatlon we are separatmv, the advice and peeehes of our elders salted away Those who have 'fone before have pre ented tl1e1r challenge It ls tl1e same challenge that has been handed dow11 from ffeneratlon to generation, and lt l1as never yet been met Tl1at can come about only when one genera tion will dare to answer tl1at call tl1e call from a world desperately seeklnff a brother hood of man We, tl1e seniors of 194-8 at Chfford Scott, can only hope tl1at we shall uceeed wl1ere our predecessors have faltered And wlth fa1th tl1at through God and our own efforts we can succeed, we step forward cheerfully mto a new l1fe and a new world Page Tlurteen hal listened tl1e spe l 's ' 'fats l ,., 1 - 1 - ' , 1' . 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THE TAHTA U meteen Forty-Elqht hum Bow! 1,1 tell uolmlst 9 u lllous hmtory hm avor 1e theologs has future rlendly and ambztlous PIII- RFSA R Bnoss e s but there s nmrchle ln her exe IIhP8 not ball and seu mg s in Norms ,lr nw Boon PKTRII It Hmm ersnnalrls plus is shy as the dm IS long ztchmg laugh a voice a pone that accom tat u oulzl make anv hugh IIIIYIIPS this ahsness hool proud watch ut success here she 117189 1 IIARIEQ Bnoww 1 uarm mule and a cheer ul uorll thu plus nlellefl rnulms fhzuls un :eatuble XYIIIIANI Bnouw ,IR 1 generous eerung o per sonulzts and brams an ahumlame o uzt an authorrtv nn sports Br w 1- RI 1 K N w Blau w uw Snphnttcaterl natural mlellzgence attractue actne and athletic talented actress Down Bnlslr A happy heart makes says Illlle 42'-6 f n I cr .l She is Agehtle .I . . she is f 'J I. A - .- -- - A f 4' ' A A a .hj . . . '.' '. ' j f ' . . . .' J ' .' . . . pretty face . . . thinks lots mf N . 'J n K Q? y If Page F lfteen