Clifford J Scott High School - Tartan Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)
- Class of 1957
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Through our curriculum, staj, and student body those qualities which mature the mind, strengthen the work of the group, and contribute to the welfare of the community have been emphasized. With the hope that the future will be as full of achievements as the past, the Tartan staj of 1957 presents this book to you as a lasting record of four memorable years. ,vs .4 5 1 .2 ' A52 x grit' Q . .6 -...- - . -.. we fx iw .. - - ,- Qu.- iii! .. , -4 1541 .. ... .. uw...- s-in . 4 ,f. .ss LE if -1. N. -. ..- ,W N. ,HA 1 ,z vis .. 1 .L-.3 ... . 2... I if 3 . ,' if 5' 3 QV III sf' 31- aff -My .., ... - n- .. 2553 ir'- A , - - s ......- i ly I ...ia- 4.. Q -w N- .- 1 'C if if al' I9 i 1 , . Q. m Q 1+ I gl ly :V f -3: MA, R1 1 jx? if gi 15 0 F .L f 'T Q wr I LLL . :rw Www M mme Lil fi x Qi Q X , . , 5 A s ' 2 , , . . . . . , , . . . - , 4 2 ., Q - 1 , ,Elf ,. ,gym A wl'5..V MW- wwf, - Maw , f l DR FR Prznczpal of C11 ord I Scott Hzglo School WITH THE RICH TRADITIONS and outstanding scho lastic achievements of the first twenty years to build on the next score of years offers many challenging possibilities for Scott High School and its students Through the addition of new facilities including class rooms gymnasium sound studio band room and student activity room a varied educational program can be offered for the anticipated increased student enrollment These facilities used by a highly talented student body under the expert guidance of a select faculty promise continued excellence and outstanding scholastic achievement in the years that lie ahead Board of Education ANCIS H OLDHAM DR HENRY E KENTOPP Superzntendent of Schools THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY-old enough to have established ideals values and traditions young enough to possess the virility and dynamics necessary to reach new mountain peaks of efficiency and attain ment Clifford J Scott High School has genuine reasons to be proud of its graduates Their success for the most part has been extraordinary in some cases phenomenal As a group their college marks include twice as many As and B s as the law of averages would allot to them But they excel still more in leadership and personal qualities The parents the faculty and the students deserve great credit for these achievements 'li Vl, A f X5-X., o Left to right: Maurice N. Trainer, William I.. Hoffmann, Vice Preridentg Mrs. George Ross Starr, Preridentg Charles C. Trelease, Scott Harris, Paul V. Moody Cnot shownb. Page Fwe TARTAN EDITORIAL STAFF RICHARD KENTOPP Sem or: DEBORAH TRACY Ballot BARBARA QUIN N Penonalx HERMAN BENSEN JOAN MUSICK Edztor 117 Cbze Paige Su: A ctwmex AMY GODLEY H zrtory YVON NE SCHENGRUND Buymen Manager BRUCE MORGAN Boy: S port: CHRISTINE WERNER Gzrlf Sport: JOE KELLEHER Featurex MARGARET FAHEY U nderchmmen 2 Xqku FACULTY page 9 ACTIVITIES page 49 531352K wm.ffis? 161 'gig xhati J RW f. Q ying fgwtil' 3 Aiifalu SENIORS page 15 SPORTS page 67 C 0 n t ct n t s UNDERCLASSMEN page 39 ADVERTISERS page 82 Page Seven a -M 4 I IQ7 Q5 5 X xg . p ..:.:.-:-:.-:.:r..:.-r:..':-.:rI'E'.: .I'E-. 7':-2 .................,, H ?'.:5..:.f.E'E+fF-'- K' TJ ?f:'..'E'::' ' .:'.-.175-'FQ ::E-- . A .. 13L.f4 I -2'- ,mx ' ' ' IAQ, ffm- -. I 4 ai, any X, ' -22 I fp S ' 3 . - ' .,.. 1 1? 1 wf ggw 1, ' W I :wmwwa.3w,gm w,aay Q- I 353 fn, 4-V A :X .- -I I ,ww '.?'4rv4, Q' 'wlxkfiui-A .. 3-fa QW .tg 2!x7s,f'5J '71 ,L - 1 I fr , 'QQ S xg iw-:Fam 'rw iv.-.Yffi'.f' a M - Wwe p S v, , jr I ,, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Pg E'gb DR LEQN C I-1009 ROBERT MILLE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT 15, W o Seated: Shirley Wortmann. Left to right, .rtanding:E1roy A. DeMaria, Leon C. Hood, Robert Miller, Cora B. Stein. ENGLISH 0 Left to rzglnl reared Elroy E DeMar1a Carrxe L Daudr James Carswell Beryl Warbasse Edward P Wllda Standmg C Howard Smxrh Emmelme Lmn Cbasr man Shxrley Wortmann Elrzaberh Rlch ardson I LANGUAGE o Left to rzgbt .reeled C Howard Smlth Fred On1s Standmg Edward P Wxzda Andre Townsley Page N me MATHEMATICS o Left to right: Edgar C. DeBolr, Douglas Van Lieu, Elsie M. Greer, john Mazzuto, Philip Perkins, Chairman. SCIENCE oLeft to right: Cora B. Stein, Douglas Van Lieu, Paul R. Sweetman, Philip Perkins, Chairman. Wim 'S g BUSINESS EDUCATION e Seated: Madeline Sharpe. Szanamg: Wilhelmina Baechr, janet Black, Howard C Tracy, Chairman. ARTS 0 Left to right: Helen Taber, Clinton W. Claus Pauline Johnson, Le Ro A. Boh y Y ' sen, Marion N. Shelly, Louis A. Molinari. - .ref . Q .H PHYSICAL EDUCATIDN Health o-Left to right: Adele Sluda, James E. Picken, Chairman-Boyr' Pbyfical Edu- calionf Edna Doll, Victoria Fortunaro, Walter Williams, James Dever, Edward Lyons. MUSIC Q Left to right: C. Scripps Beebee, Mary Brown, Vernon R. Miller. I ,A Q y I n l x X AQ DRIVER EDUCATION 0Left to right: Edward Lyons, Walter Williams, james Picken, james Dever. CUSTODIANS o Left to right: Walter Kelly, Mary Sko- powski, Ivan Burris, Charles Mockslield. Page Twelve OFFICE STAFF 0 Left to right: A. Johnston, Secretary to the Principalg Florence A. Musick, Emily S. Francke, Florence Ramey. ,,.,.-f-4' X 335 4 ' Q . M, ,k E wifi 534, wa ' '. ,fuk 15' T ,M H, ! ' 9 M 'L fy' 1- v .ow ,ii 1 gr: '- ia Q .5 .. - W WM gy v mr if f f- . 'aw il j SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I if - 1. o Left to right: Yvonne Schengrund, Secretaryg Jack Rowe, Vice-Prefidenlg LLynne Godfrey, Secretarjyg Nell Paulsen Prendent Elsne M Greer and Douglas Van I.1eu Adtfuen to the Clan of 57 Page Fourteen To The Class of 1957 MAY YOUR YEARS at Chfford J Scott Hrgh School take then place among your most cherlshed memortes You have made progress 1n academrc studles and tn understandmg human relattonshnps If your contacts wtth your fellow students and your teachers have helped you apprecrate the pomt of vtew of others to l1ve and share wtth people tn peace then these years have been of mestrmable value We hope these expenences and the phrlosophles you have developed w1ll gxve tmpetus to happy successful lrves Smcerely Etsm M GRBER DOUGLAS VAN LIEU THE CLASS OF 19 IRIINE MARY ABAR 0 Ambition: Aeronautical engineering. Known For Interest In aviation I Remembef My Hrs day as a freshman Bagpipe 1 Dramatic Club 14 Spanish Club 2 3 Chem Club 4 109 Asst 2 3 Cafe terra Comm l Basketball 1 Swimming 2 GAIL ADAIR oAmbition Teaching social studies Known For Friendly manner I Remember 4th lunch In my junior year Assembly Comm 1 Dev Ex Comm 2 Social Dance Comm 2 Tartan 3 4 FTA 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 Span Clu 1 Lib Asst 24 Stu dent Council 1 Glee Club 14 Basketball 1 2 Volley ball 2 3 Hockey 2 3 Soft ball 13 Mod Dance 1 2 Canteen Bd 3 4 Class Treas 3 Red Cross 3 Oflicratmg 4 DAVID AIrIuzN oAmbition College Known For Playing bas ketball I Remember The drIv ers ed course Hangmens Club Spanish Club 13 Chem Club 4 Cafeteria Comm 1 2 Stu dent Council 3 Ross MARIE AMBROSINO o Ambition: To be a se - retary. Known For: Bowling skill. I Remember : The junior prom. Social Dance 1' E. T. Q. 2' Bagpipe 1' Dramatic Club 1' Spanish Club 1- Office Ass't. 1- Glee Club 1' Swimming 2. LoUIs B. ARONRO 0Ambition: To enter the business field. Known For Plymouth I Remember The fire In 1 Football 1 2 CHARLES WILLIAM BEARDSLEY oAmbition Engineering Known For Interest In science Hction I Remember The IRC board of directors meet In Audio Visual Aids l 4 Span 15h Club 2 4 Cherrxst Club W I R C 2 4 Cafete Comm 1 HBRMAN BENSBN oAmbition Engineering Known For Good marks I Remember My 1000 batting average Dev Ex Comm 3 Reception Comm 4 Tartan 4 Spanish Clu 13 Chem Club 4 R C 5 Sr Cabme Student Council 3 4 Execu tive Board 4 Baseball 2 4 ROBERT BERTI-I 0 Ambition Arr Force Known For: Driving the Kaiser. 'I Remember? My phy- sics class-junior year. Stage Crew 2-4- Audio-Visual Aids 3 4' Cafeteria Comm. 4' Band 1-4' Football 1. 57 vu., 1. Page Fifteen Page Sixteen jot-IN ROBERT BONSCHER oAmbition Engineering Known For Politeness I Remember junior En gish Bagpipe 2 Spanish Club 2 3 Chemrstr Club 4 Basket ball 1 Baseball 1 Track 2-4 EDWARD EvERE'rr BRUEN o Ambition College Known For Sports ability I Remember Being captain of the track team Spanish Club 4 Student Council 4 Football 1 4 Track 1 4 CHARLEs M CALLAHAN 0 Ambition: Pharmacy. Known For: Quietness. 1 Remember' 2 Sports events. Football manager 1 2' Track manager 1 2. ANGELA CAPUTO 0 Ambition: To be a med- ical secretary. Known For: Being Cheer- leader Captain. I Remember : The bus rides to basketball games. Social Dance 1-35 E. T. Q. 1, 2g Reception -Comm. 2-4g Tartan 3, 45 Bagpipe, 5, 43 Ushers 3, 4g Med. Ass't. 3g Cheierleader 2-45 Mod. Dance 2, . JOHN R CARROLL o Ambition To enter the busmess field Known For Interest in basketball l Remember The Scott vs E O game in 1954 Student Council 1 Basketball IRENE CAs1ERE 0 Ambition Secretarial work Known For Black hair I Remember 56 Senior Prom Library Ass t 2 Swimming 1 Mod Dance 1 Softball 3 Red Cross 1 Oilice Asst 1 2 GEORGE CHIN 0 Ambition: Drafting. Known For: Delivering Herald Tribunet to home rooms. I Remember : The tennis team. Reception Comm. 4' Dramatic Club 2' Spanish Club 1 2' I. R. C. 2-4' Tennis 1-4. JAMES CLARK 0 Ambition: To enter the insurance field. Known For: Silence. I Remembervz Beating E. O. in basketball. Spanish Club 1-3g Chemistry Club 4. CLIFFORD 1. SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL H CLAS fins ELIZAEETI-I B CLARKE 0 Ambztron To be a com mercral artlst Known For Cheerleadmg I Remember Typmg and cheerleadmg prac tlce after 2 50 Poster Comm 3 Sr Cabmet 4 Cheerleader 2 4 Basketball 13 Swrmmmg 1 Hockey 1 Softball 1 2 MICHAEL COLAIACOVO 0 Ambmon To be a doc or Known For Dance style I Remember The start of football each year Poster Comm 3 4 Chemrstr Club 4 French Club Foot ball 2 4 MICHAEL COLONDRILLO 0 Ambrtzon To be a doc or Known For Qulet man ner I Remember The year In the blology lab Stage Crew 2 4 Aud1o Vxsual AldS 2 Spanxsh Club 2 3 Chemrstry Club 4 MARGARET A CONRAD 0 Ambztzon To be a prl vate secretary Known For Tiny stature I Remember Bemg edl tor of the Bagpipe Socral Dance 2 3 E T Q 2 Tarzan 4 Bagpxpe 1 4 Ushers 3 4 Glee Club 14 Charm Chorus 3 4 Office Asst 13 JOHN JOSEPH COTTER 0 Ambmon Mechamcs Known For Satirxcal hu mor I Remember 8th perlod 1954 Spamsh Club 1 3 MICHAEL CREW Oflmbztzon College Known For Playmg base a I Remember The glrls and the boys Stage Crew 2 Poster Comm 3 4 Soclal Dance 3 Bagprpe 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 Chem 1 Cafe Comm 2 Glee Club 1 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 4 JOAN A CURRAN Ofimbrtron T be IBM operator Known For Quletness I Remember The sur prxse blrthday partres at lunch T Q 1 2 Recep Cornm 3 Ushers 4 09 A t 2 Oflice Asst 1 2 Med Asst 4 Basketball 1 4 Swrmmmg 1 4 Softball CAROLYN DALLERY 0 Ambztzon Nursrng Knoun For Sweet man ner I Remember My semor year Poster Comm 4 Glee Club 14 Office Asst 1.3 .sf Page Seventeen ,I rr I fr, - . : I n - I f . b 11. ' I . -1, Q . , Q 35 . 1 ' , is - X I 1 .R g ' 5, ball 1-4g Basketball lg Base- 1S'ffY Club 41 SUPPIY Comm- ee -M52f'j:e:W,,'f 5 ' ' 1 -Q 1 , ef li is , I ' ' 5 ' ' ' 1 o an A 'r . ,U P . . - H: . I - I , . 'I 3 ' ' ' E. . g . , 3 tion I . Q , 5 . 3 , g 1 - ss' . 3 ' . , Q If 4. ' ' . 1 W if , ,, I ,, . . .' ' ' 5 ' 'N , P489 Eighteen jOsEPH P DALY o Ambmon Undecided Known For Vfitry per sonality I Remember My fresh man year Football 2 JUDITH CAROL DIIACON o Ambmon Fashion Illus tratmg Known For Drscrrmlnat Ing taste I Remember The glee club and charm chorus ETQ 2 Tartan 3 109 Asst 1 2 Glee Club 14 Charm Chorus 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Volleyball 4 Hockey 3 4 Softball 3 4 Tennis 3 4 TONY MICHAEL DEMIRO 0 Ambition: Law. Known For: Ability in sports. I Remember : Being Governor of Boys State. Assembly Comm. 4' Dev. Ex. Comm. 2-4' Hangmens 1-4' Reception Comm. 3 4' F.T.A. 3' Spanish Club 1-3' I.R.C. 3 4' Cafeteria Comm. l-3' Stu- dent Council 1-4' Exec. Bd. 4 President 4' Football 1-4' Basketball 1-4' Baseball 1-4' Track 4' Class President 2. MARY ANN DE TOMA o Ambition: To be a typ- Known For: Earrings. I Remember : The be- ginning Of 6th period. E.T.Q. 23 Glee Club 1-3. IIIMA DI: Vrro 0 Ambztzon Nursing Known For Swimming ability I Remember The birth day parties at lunch Social Dance Comm 2 3 ETQ 1 2 Ushers 3 4 109 As t 4 FNA 3 4 ecl Asst 14 Glee Club 1 Bas ketball 1 2 Swimming 1-4 Hockey 1 2 Softball 1 DAVID EDWIN DIMMICK o Ambmon To be a bio logist Known For Witty re marks I Remember The friendly greeting I re ceived as a newcomer Dev Ex Comm 4 Recepnon Comm 4 FTA 4 Spanish Club 2 Chemistry Club 4 Senior Cabinet 4 Football 1 3 Track 2 WILLIAM DIXON o Ambition: To be a busi- ness man. Known For: The blue bomb. I Remember: My first track meet. Social Dance Comm. 2 3' Spanish Club 1-3' Track 3. PATRICIA DOLAN 0Ambition: Secretarial work. Known For: Quietness. I Rememberv: Stenogra- . . .D 1, 23 Ushers 3 9 Med. Ass't 2-43 Lib. Ass't 23 Glee Club l3 Basketball 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 43 Swimming 33 Hockey 13 Softball 3, 43 Mod. Dance 13 Tennis 2. CLIFFORD 1. SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL N, D I .'3,- .Z . . , :3.iM l ' 1 ' 1 ISI E'IEl5y , 4 THE CLAS DANIEL K DowL1Nc o Ambmon T b a chemrst Known For Sxngmg abxl I Remembef The Chustmas concerts Bagprpe 1 Chem Club 4 Cafetena Comm 1 Glee Club 14 Scottsmcn 2 3 Tenms PETER F DUNIGAN oAmbmon College Known For Playmg bas ketball I Remember The fresh man play I was m Stage Crew 3 Hangrnens Club 4 Spanrsh Club 2 3 Football 2 DAVID A DYAL oflmbzlzon To b doctor Known For Photography I Remember The Lrv mgston football game- Stage Crew 14 Tartan 2 4 Bagpfpe 2 4 Dramatrc Club 14 Chem Club 4 French 3 Student Councrl 1 2 Track ERMA A ESCHMANN oAmb1tzon Nursmg Known For Laugh I Remember The dances ET 1 2 Bagpipe 13 Spamsh Club 2 4 Chem Club 4 FHA 3 4 ed Asst 2 3 Swnmrnrng 1 2 Tenms 2 THOMAS EYTEL oAmbmon T be Horrst Known For Obtammg Howers for dances I Remember' My shop classes Supply Comm 1 2 Band 14 Football 1 MARGARET C FAHEY ozimbmon Nursrng Known For School spxnt I Remember' Makmg slgns for football games Socxal Dance 13 ETQ 1 2 Tartan 3 4 Bagpzpel 2 Ushers 3 4 Dramauc Club 1 2 French Club 2 109 A t 2 4 FHA 4 cd t 3 4 Lb A st 2 Glee Club 1 3 Charm Chorus 3 Basketball 14 Volleyball 13 Softball 14 Mod Dance 1 4 Tennrs 3 Red Cross 2 ROBERT FAULKNER o Ambmon To be a law er Known For Bemg qulet I Remember Scotts co operatxve frrendlmess ROBERT FENNER oflmbmon Accountmg Known For Admxratxon for cars I Remember The mp to Phlladelphna rn my jumor year Aud1oV1sual Ards 24 Tar tan 4 Cafetena Comm 2 4 Glee Club 1 Track 2 Page N sneteen ' ' :. . o e ' ' : o a A I ity. . ff H. u 1, '-s 3, il 9 7 rf : J, ' u rr l 11, - , Q , , Q ' . ss' -g . . . 1 M . - I Ass' , g i . s' , 3g 9 ' , 9 g ' - 5 - 2-4g Swimming 3-4g Hockey ' ' : e a Il . H: ' i y . I 5 - re 1 II 1 l K' n56.n : , I . 5 - 3 ' ' ' . 4 , s ' 1, 2. ' ' I .X I If I !l: . . . U JI, ' . , 5 ' - g l I ' ' ' g . . :J ,.' Q M ' . - , . , Page Twenty NANCYE MARIANNE FILES o Ambition To be a med ical technologist Known For Height lRemember Being cho sen Football Queen Dev Ex Comm 2 4 Social Dance 13 ETQ 1 2 Tar tan 4 Bagpipe 3 4 Ushers 3 4 FTA 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 Spanish Club 1 2 Chem Club 1 2 Basket 4 Softball 2 4 Mod Dance 1 Tennis 1 2 Foreign Stu dent Bd 3 4 Ensns Louisa FISCHER ofimbition Teaching high school Known For Neatness IRemember Homeroom ETQ l 2 Reception Comm 4 FTA 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 Student Council 2 4 Executive Board 4 Glee Club 14 Charm Chorus 2-4 Bas ketballl 2 4 Hockey 1 2 DOUGLAS H Fonn e Ambition: To be a T. V. cameraman. Known For: Golf hat. I Remember: Working on the Banking Comm. Audio-Visual Aids 2' Cafe- teria Comm. 4' Banking Comm. 4, NORTON FRAZIER oAmbition: Football coaching. Known For: Enthusiasm for modern jazz. I Remember : Scoring winning touch-down at West Orange in 1955. Cafeteria Comm. 1-4, Foot- ball 1-45 Basketball 1-43 Track 4. RICHARD GBIGER o Ambition Accounting Known For Pegged slacks I Remember The fire in Han mens 1 Basketball 1 Base all 1 Track 2 THOMAS Glzls e Ambition To be an elec trician Known For Sideburns I Remember The Scott football team Poster Comm 4 ANTHONY L Gnoncns 0 Ambition: To be a dru - ist. Known For: Smile. I Remember : Playing shortstop for the base- ball team in 1956. Chem. Club 4' Basketball 2 3' Baseball 1-4. LYNNE Gonrmav oAmbition: Teaching: first grade. Known For: Friendliness. I Remember : Senior class elections. Social Dance 1-3: E.T.Q. 1, 2g Reception Comm. 2g Tar- tan 3, 4g Bagpipe 3, 4: F.T.A. 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2: 109 Ass't 1, 2: Med. Ass't 33 Glee Club lg Basketball 1, 2, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 43 Swimming 2g Hockey 1, 2, 4g Softball 2, 43 Mod. Dance 1-35 Can- teen Bd. 45 Class Treas. 4. CLIFFORD SCOTT HIGH SCHOCL ,A 5.5 5: 'I A'-1.-,iii .5 H 115. I H: -I ji. 1 , ggi. i 'V ball 4: Hockey 1-3,4 volleyball i H 212. U N: g H N I ZH . 5 8 8 AMY CAROLYN Gonuw 0Ambinon To be a writer Known For Dirty bucks I Remember 6 oclock p m sessions of the Bag 4 e ETQ 2 Tartan 4 Bagpipe 3 4 Ushers 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 Spanish Club 13 Sru dent Council 4 Glee Club 1 Basketball 14 Hockey 13 Softball 1 4 CHARLES A GRAU oflmbmon Engineering Known For Traveling with Trex and Taylor I Remember Having to write many composx tions Stage Crew 3 Dev B Comm 4 Reception Comm 4 Spanish Club 13 Chem Club 4 Basketball 2 Base ball 2 Tennxs 4 JOHN Gnusxos o-Ambition: To join the Marines. Known For: Marine talk. I Remember : Driving cass. JEAN HARRIS 0 Ambition: Nursing. Known For: Friendliness. I Remembern: My junior year. DELLA MARIE HARTBNSTBIN 0Ambmon To work for the government Known For Sports partic ipation I Remember 3rd period gym class with seniors Soc Dance Comm 3 Recep tion Comm 3 4 Bagpipe 4 Ushers 3 4 S nish Club 4 Chemistry Cl 4 IRC 3 4 Medical Asst 2 Basketball 14 Volleyball 14 Swim ming 3 4 Hockey 14 Soft ball 14 Athletic Bd 4 Mod A t1 2 Enrm GAIL HAUP1' :Ambition Nursing Known For Shyness I Remember' The time Scott beat E O in bas ketball Soc1alDance1 ETQ l 2 Tartan 2 4 Bagpipe 1 4 Ush ers 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Chem Club 4 IRC 4 109 Asst 13 FNA 4 Med Asst 2 Basketball 14 Volleyball 1 4 Swimming 1 Hockey 1 3 Softball 14 Athletic Bd 3 4 Mod Dance 1 2 Tennis PAUL HENDERSON o Ambition: Teaching. Known For: Sense of humor. I Remember: The last football game. Poster Comm. 3' Reception Comm. 3' F.T.A. 3' Chem. Club 4' Football 1-4' Canteen Bd. 4' Student Council 1-4. CORALBB Hasrusrr 0 Ambition: To be a legal secretary. Known For: Laugh. I Remember : junior Prom-1956. E.T.Q. 1, 2g Dramatic Club lg Spanish Club 1, 23 Med. Ass't 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Volley- ball 1, 2g Hockey 1, 2g Soft- Basketball 1, 25 Ofhce Ass'r 1, 2. ball 1, 25 Mod. Dance 1, 23 L Page Twenty-one THE CLASS OF 1957 U l :Hg , . H. - . .HZ l - ,K I I - ' - u , lg. S . ii .5 -is - Q Mllubafg... - l Dance- Tennis ll-iflomci SS , . :Z . H EJ: l , Page Twenty-two PETER G HEWITT oAmbmon Engineering Known For Intelligence I Remember The ten team In my yunior year Stage Crew 2 4 Audio Visual Aids 1 2 Reception Comm 3 Chem Club 4 Senior Cabinet 4 Tennis 3 4 ELIZABETH ANN HIGGINS 0 Ambmon To be a sec retary Known For Short hair I Remember The begin ning of 6th period ETQ 1 2 Bagpipe 4 Med Asst 3 Glee Club 1 4 Office As t 1 BARBARA E HUEERT oflmbrtson Teaching Physical Ed Known For: Swimming ability. - 'I Remember z Scott vs. East Orange basketball game. Social Dance 3' E.T.Q. 1 2' Tartan 3 4' Bagpipe - ' Ushers 4' F.T.A. 3 4' Dra- matic Club 1-4' Spanish Club 2-4' Chem. Club 4' I.R.C. 4' Lib. Ass t 3 4- Glee Club 1-3' Basketball 1-4' Volleyball 1-4' Swimming 1 3 4' Hockey 3 4' Softball 1-4' Athletic Bd. 4' Mod. Dance l-4' Tennis 3 4' Red Cross 3. BERYI. RUTH JEAN HUNTER 0 Ambition: College. Known For: Wearing many bracelets. I Remember : Sopho- more English class. Social Dance 35 E.T.Q. 1, 2g Tartan 45 Bagpipe 45 Dra- matic Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 45 Lib. Ass't 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 4g Charm Chorus 4g Hockey 1-33 Mod. Dance 1-43 Softball 2. MARGARET ANNE ILGEN vflmbztzon Secretarial school Known For Hair cuts I Remember Roselle Park basketball tourna ment game Social Dance l 3 ETQ12 Tartan 4 Ushers 4 Dramatic Club l 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Med Asst 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 Charm Chorus 2 Basket ball 14 Volleyball 1 2 4 Hockey 1 2 Softball 1 2 4 Mod Dance 1 RUTH AMELIA JONES oflmbmon Nursing Known For Pleasant dis position IRemember After school hockey Dev Ex Comm 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Chem Club FNA 3 4 Med Asst Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Hockey 3 4 JosEPH A KELLEHER 0 Ambition: Law. Known For: Collegiate clothes. I Remember : Friend- Q ships made at Scott. Dev. Ex. Comm. 3' Tartan 4' Chem. Club 4' French Club 3' Cafeteria Comm. 3' Student Council 4' Football 1-4' Track 1-4' Foreign Student Bd. 5 4. RICHARD CAMERON KENTOPP ofimbitionz Investment banking. Known For: Fun-loving ways. l Remember': West Or- ange football games. Dev. Ex. Comm. 4g Hang- men's Club 1, 2g Reception Comm. 43 Tartan 4g Spanish Club 1, 25 Chem. Club 4g Glee Club 25 Scottsmen 23 Baseball 2g Foreign Student Bd. 3, 4. CLIFFORD SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL l ' 'I rr i H, i z nis U - 1 , - , S ' - I ' , 9 U ' ' - n J Z Z ' 'S , , 1 f i I s 1 ' f i . I ra . H, - er K U, ' - . . . , g ' gl . 1 3 - , 43 ' I ,Q . . . , 3 . 45 s' . 3 5 I ft r 11 , D i 3 7 I 24' lf L' . , , , , . , , , . , . , .U I MABEI. KNAPP 0 Ambition To be a sec retary Known I' or Quietness I Remember Charm Chorus ETQ12 Bagpipe4 FNA 5 Glee Club 24 Charm Chorus 4 Volleyball 2 Hockey 1 Softball 1 Office As I 1 2 EDWARD KOWALSKI o Ambition College Known For Blue Dodge l Remember My senior ear JOHN F LAFPERTY 0 Ambition: Teaching: so- cial studies. Known For: Sense of humor. I Remember : Going to my first dance at Scott. Assembly Comm. 2' F.T.A. 3 4' Spanish Club 1 2' Chem. Club 4' Track 2-4' Red Cross 2. A KENNETH EDWARD LAnsEN o Ambition: Teaching. Known For: Humorous ways. I Remember : Freshman social studies. Stage Crew 1, 2g Bagpipe 1, 3g F.T.A. 3, 4g Spanish Club 1, 2, Chem. Club 45 Cafeteria Comm. 1, 25 Baseball 2-4. THOMAS LE14 0Ambmon Navy Known For Work on stage crew I Remember Behind The Wheel classes Sta e Crew 1 4 Audio Visual Ai s 2 4 Hangmens Club 1 Foothill l CARMEEN ANNE LoNco oAmbition Teaching English Known For jitterbug technique I Remember The last half of my junior year ETQ 1 2 Tartan 4 Ushers 3 4 FTA 5 4 Dramatic Club 1 Glee Club 1 Basket ball 1 2 4 Volleyball 2 Hockey 1 3 Softball 14 Red Cross 1 CHARLES A LONGO 0 Ambition: Farming. Known For: Pink slacks. l Remember : Physics science fair. Audio-Visual Aids 2-4' Foot- ball 2' Track 3. PATRICIA ANN LONGO oAmbition: Professional modeling. Known For: Talking on phone. I Remember : Being a twirler. Dev. Ex. Comm. 1, 23 Social Dance 35 Reception Comm. 2g Ushers 3g Dramatic Club lg French Club 3, Cafeteria Comm. lg Med. Ass't 1, 25 Library Ass't 2g Twirlers 3, 45 Swimming 1, 4g Softball 1, 4g Mod. Dance 1, 2, 4. Page Twenty-three T H E C L A S S O F 19 5 7 -S My . N: . H...,Q l!:.Q l Page Twenty-four JACK LORD oAmbilion College Known For Independent spirit I Remember Freshman social studies Spanish Club 13 Student Basketball 14 Baseball 14 Track 4 EILEEN M LOTHIAN 0 Ambition College Known For Red hair I Remembef The mod ern dance concerts ETQ 12 Tartnn3 4 Dra matic Club 13 Chem Club 4 IRC 2 Basketball 14 Volleyball 14 Hockey 13 Softball 14 Mod Dance 14 GEORGE MACMOYLE 0 Ambition: To be a radio- T. V. technician. Known For: Height. lRemember : 1956 phys- ics science fair exhibit. Bagpipe 1 2. MICHAEL MAGUIRE oAmbition: Teaching: physical education. Known For: Style of talk- ing. I Remember'Q: Our Junior Prom. Poster Comm. 45 Supply Comm. 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 4g Football lg Basketball 1. SANDRA MARCH ESANI oflmbitzon To enter the business field Known For Always eat in lRemember The Junior Prom Ass t 2 Glee Club 2 3 ELAINE MARIE MARCIIESE :Ambition Secretarial work Known For Quiet ways I Remember My 16th birthday Lib Asst 4 Baskebll f 3 Volleyball 1 Softball 2 4 Office Asst 1 FAY BLIZZARD MARKS 0Ambiiion: Teaching: business education. Known For: Dependabil- I Remember: Working on Bagpipe business sta . E.T. . 1 2- Bagpipe 3 4- F.T.A. 3 4' Dramatic Club 1 2' French Club 2-4' Med. Asst 2' Hockey 1' Tennis 1 3 49 Red Cross 1. ELAINE CARoL MARTIN oAmbition: Teaching: physical education. Known For: Ability in sports. I Rememberuz After- school sports. Social Dance 3, 43 E.T.Q. 23 Dramatic Club 3: 109 Ass't 1, 25 Basketball 1-43 Volley- ball 1-4g Swimming 49 Hockey 1-43 Softball 1-4g Tennis 1-45 Mid. Dance 3, 45 Ofhciating 3. - is bv CLIFFORD SCOTT HIGH SCI-1001. '-.,., A . .I ' in Z ' - A A , V .,. .' i Q , I ig r -'N C Council 1, 25' Football 1-42 E.T:Q.'1,. 2g 109 Ass't 25 Lib. fl' W f H 'Z - . I . . 2 l , L , .3 u U : Hz' . ' s . .. 5--gl ' Z .- , 'Is 2? 'Q- ,,,,,f 1 if 'Im H ity U K ff , Smile , Q ' , , , THE CLASS OF 1957 we ay 3,1 47' GERARD MATTE 0 Ambition: Teaching. Known For: Mastery of the violin. I Rememberu: Playing the violin in glee club con- certs. F.T.A. 3, 45 Dramatic Club lg Chem. Club 49 French Club 1-35 l.R.c. 4g Glee Club 44 Scottsmen 4. BARBARA MCLAUGHLIN 0 Ambition To enter IBM School Known For Glft of gab I Remember All the great kids I met Tartan 4 Bagpipe 4 Ushers 3 4 109 Asst 3 Basketball 4 Volleyball 3 Swimming 4 Softball 4 Ofhce Ass t 3 ALAN EDWARD MCMAHON 0 Ambilion Undecided Known For Playing golf I Remember My 10 study halls il week MAURBEN CECILIA MILLS oflmbition To enter the field of business Known For Laugh I Remember Reaching finals for Football Queen Poster Comm 4 Med Asst 2 4 Glee Clubl 2 Swim mlng 1 Hockey 1 Softball 24 Mod Dancel LYNN Amana MORDUS 0 Ambition: College. Known For: Quietness. I Remember : That shift car in Behind the Wheel. E.T.Q. 2g Tartan 45 Bagpipe 2-4g Dramatic Club lg Span- ish Club 2-4g Chem. Club 43 109 Ass't 1-33 Med. Ass't 4g Lib. Am l-4g Volleyball l, 25 Swimming 1, 2g Softball 1, 2. BRUCE MORGAN 0Ambition Teaching physlcal education Known For Extra currlcu lar actlvltles I Remember The first day of school as a fresh man Stage Crew 3 4 Hangmens Club 1 2 Reception Comm 3 Tartan 3 4 Bagpipe 24 FTA 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Band 2 4 Track 1 4 CLARK F MORRIS o Ambition Law Known For Debating I Remember My algebra C HSS Chemistry Club 4 IRC 2 4 JOAN ELLEN MUSICK o Ambition To be 1 med lcal technologist Known For Slncerlty I Remember Being edl tor of the yearbook Dev Ex Comm 3 4 Social Dnce13 ETQ12 Re ceptlon Comm 3 4 Tartan 3 4 Bagpipe 3 Ushers 3 4 Dramatic Club 13 Spanish Club 1 2 Chem Club 4 French Club 3 4 109 Asst Med Ast 3 4 Ast 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Hoc ey 13 Softball 1 2 Mod Dance 14 Tennis 1 Foreign Student Bd 3 4 Red Cross 14 Sr Cab 4 qw' if Page Twenty five l Page Twenty-:ix HENRY J NARWID a Ambmon Navy nown For Curly hair I Remember' My sem r year Stage Crew 1 2 Reception omm 3 4 Spanish Club 2 4 Cafeteria Comm 3 4 MARCIA ANN N ess 0 Ambmon To be a sec retary nown For Cute haircuts I Remember 6th period sewing class ocial Dance Comm 3 ETQ l 2 Bagpipe 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 Spanish Club 1 Glee Club 1 Basketball 2 Volleyball 4 Hockey 1 4 RICHARD EDMUND O CONNELL ofimbitionz Happiness and success. Known For: Quiet man- ner. I Remember: My first Spanish Club 2' Chem. Club 4. JOHN DAVID Omsu. ozimbizionz To enter the business field. Known For: Smile. I Remember : My music and business education classes. Bagpipe 2 35 Glee Club 1-4' Scottsmen 2-4g Ofhce Asslt MARTIN OLSEN oAmbmon Metallurgical engineering Known For Haircut I Remember Getting my driver s license Audio Visual Aids 3 4 INGRID ANNA Osrnnnc oAmbrtzon Nursing Known For Big eyes I Remember Being chosen Queen of Sopho more Dance Assembly Comm 1 Dev Comm 2 4 Social Dance 1 Ushers 4 Dramatic Club 1 Spanish Club 1 2 FNA 3 4 Med Asst 4 Lib Asst 24 Glee Club 14 Charm Chorus 2 4 Basketball 1 Vol leyball 24 Swimming 3 Hockey 1 2 Softball 14 Athletic Bd 13 Mod Dance l Tennis 2 ELLEN MARY OWEN 0 Ambition: To be a med- ical secretary. Known For: Frankness. I Remember 1 Being elec- ted Secretary of Student Council. Assembly Comm. 3' Soc. Dance 1 2' E.T.Q. Il 2' Re- ception Comm. 2 3' Bagpipe 4' 109 Ass't 1-4' Senior Cab- inet 4' Student Council 1 2 4' Band l' Basketball 3 4' Volleyball 1 4- Swimming 2' Hockey 2' Softball 1 4' Tennis 2' Canteen Bd. 3 4' Class Sec. 3 Officiating 4. MARY GRACE PALUMBO offmbition: To be a sec- retary. Known For: Quietness. I Remember 1 My senior ear. E.T.Q. 1 23 Bagpipe 43 Dra- matic Club 1 2g Spanish Club 1' Glee Club 1 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Office Asst 1, 2. CLIFFORD SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL K it Q ' z 5 ' l ': 'o 2 ' . h C. . ,131 2' 1, gl 'CZ .- ff l Z ,, l . ' U . g ' 23 l, 25. .Tartan 42 S -' . A. 5 . 1 I , Z . . . N HAH' H y , y ,, , ee 11 ff Y 1' , g , ' , 2 3 ' NEIL E PAULSEN oflmbmon Engineering Known For Belng class prexy in lunior and sen lor years I Remember Senior football and being can teen board president in senior year Stage Crew 1 2 Assembly Comm 4 Dev Comm 3 4 Reception Comm 2 4 Stu dent Council 14 Football 1 2 4 Track 1 Canteen Board 3 4 Class President 3 4 NANCY A PEERDEORT :Ambition Nursing Known For Friendlmess I Remember' The f ball games Social Dance 3 ETQ 1 2 Reception Comm 3 4 Tar 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 Snamsh Club 2 3 FNA 4 Cafetena Comm 1 Med Asst 3 Lib Asst 3 4 Senior Cab met 4 Basketball 1 2 Vol le ball 4 Swimming 1 2 cke 1 3 Softball 24 Mod Dance 2 -r-v-' GRACE A P1ERsoN o Ambmon Fashion illus tratrng. Known For: Friendly happy-go-lucky ways. I Remember : The night Scott beat Ep O. in bas- ketball. Dev. Comm. 4' Soc. Dance 2 3' E.T.Q. 1 2' Tarzan 4' Bagpipe 3 4' Dramatic Club 1-3' Chem. Club 4' French Clu 1 2' Med. Asst 2 3' Glee Club 1 2' Band 1-3' Basketball 1-4' Volleyball 1 2 4' Swimming 2' Hockey 1-4' Softball l-4' Mod. Dance 1-4' Tennis 2-4' Red Cross 4. JUNE HARNE'r'r Prrcuau. 0 Ambition: To be a sci- ence-fiction expert. Known For: Intelligence. I Remember : 5th period in my junior year. Reception Comm. lg Med. Ass't lg Lib. Ass't 2. ANDREW PLAKANIS 'Ambition Commercial r Known For Excellent art work I Remember Beating the Bagpipe deadline Bagpipe 4 BARBARA ELAINE ANN QUINN o Ambition To enter the home economics field Known For Extra curricu lar activities I Remember 6 oclock pm sessions of Bagpipe Dev Ex Comm 2 4 Social ception Comm 3 4 Tartan 3 4 Bagpipe 3 4 Ushers 3 4 FTA 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 SpanrshClub1 2 Chem 4 French Club 3 4 109 Astl3 Lrb Ast3 4 Sr C 4 Glee Club 1 2 Hockey 13 Softball 1 2 Mod Dance 1 4 Tennis 1 2 Red Cross 14 Attendance Comm 3 MARY Lou RIDGWAY 0Ambizion: To be a pri- vate secretary. Known For: Talking. I Remembef: F' a d last day of school. E.T.Q. 1' Tartan 4' Bagpipe 3 4' Ushers 4' 109 Asst 1' Med. Asst 3 4' Band l-3' Basketball 1 2' Softball 2. SHERRY RucER oAmbizion: To be a sec- retary. I Known For: Smile- I Remember : The begin- ning of 6th period. Social Dance 2, 3' E.T.Q. 1, 2g Tartan 33 Bagpipe 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1-3: 109 Asst 2, 3' Med. Asst 3' Lib. Asst 34 Glce Club' 1, 4g Basketball 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2g Hockey 15 Softball 2g Mod. Dance lg Office Ass't 1, 2. Page T wenty-:even ff l U, ' l I I I F ' - a t. ' , s u- ' . - re l U. . . ' 3 x - , I S rr i J: ook- . .'. G - - lr ' -Il, v ' . ' ' I . 3 ' ' I ' l . . l l . tan 4g Bagpipe 1, 25 Ushers Danke 113, ETQ 132, Re- . ' Q 7 ' ' ' 9 Y Y 1 l 9 ' n I . , ' l ' . ' . g . . . . , Q ! ' Y I a n ' . n - Y i 7 7 ' ' . ' ' . 3 t S I-an ' l ' I s' -4 '. s' , 3 . Y 1 1 v ab. Q , 5 ' ' ' ' S - .1 3 - 1 1 y ' 3 ' I 3 H I! ' ' irst n I ! ! i 1 I ! Y ' :A a l i I ! I i 1 i l 7 7 3 D Y 7 V 7 I N I! I! , CLIFFURD 1. SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL and Page Twenty ezght BEVERLY ANN ROBINSON o Ambmon To be a court stenographer Known For Sense of humor I Remember The frIendly kIds Bagpfpe 4 Basketball 4 o t ball 4 WILLIAM B ROC!-IEDIEU oAmbmon College Known For TIIPS to Bloomfreld I Remember WOrkIng On my car Audro Vrsual Atds 1 Hang mens Club 2 SocIal Dance 3 Spantsh Club 2 3 Chem Istry Club 4 LOUIS GERALD RONzo oAmbztzon Accountmg Known For Interest 10 musIc I Remember Freshman Chrlstmas and sprmg Concerts Hangmens Club 2 Dramatrt' Club 2 Spanrsh Club 13 Chemxstry Club 4 Cafetena Comm 24 Glee Club 24 Scottsmen 2 4 JOHN P ROWE oflmbztzon To teach so cIal studtes Known For OrIgInalIty I Remember Bemg elec ted VICC presIdent of thc senIOr class Dev Ex Comm 4 Receptron Omm 2 4 FTA 3 Spamsh Club 24 Cafeterra Comm 2 SenIor CabInet 4 Student Councrl 1 4 Basket ball 1 Baseball 2 Class VICC Presrdent 4 GEORGE SALISBURY Ofimbmon Navy career Known For Green coat I Remember The day I got In the Lwrngston football game AudIo VI ual AIds 1 2 Hangman s Club 2 RECCPIIOH Comm 3 4 Bagprpel Foot ball 2 4 JOHN E SCANLON 0 Ambmon To be a suc CCSS Known For Plfud shrrts I Remember 1956 Sen Ior Cavalcade Stage Crew 2 3 Poser Comm 3 SocIal Dance 3 Receptmn Comm 3 Spamsh Clubl Chem Club4 Supply Comm 1 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 Track 1 2 YVONNB SCHENGRUND 0 Ambmon TO be a prI vate secretary Known For Typmg for Bagpzpe I Remember Room 2 Receptron Comm 4 Tar tan 4 Bagprpe 4 Dramatxc Club 1 French Club 2 109 Asst 2 3 Sr Cab 4 Student Councxl 3 4 Glee Club 1 Basketball 13 Volleyball 1 3 Hockey 13 Softball 13 Mod Dance 14 Class Secre tary 4 Offtce Asst 1 4 SANDRA SCIIULTE 0 Ambztzon To be a sec retary Known For HeIght I Remember Typmg class In room 114 Poster Comm 2 ETQ 2 BagpIpe4 Ushers4 Dramatrc Club 2 Basketball 2 3 Vol leyball 2 Swnmmmg Z Hockey 2 Softball 2 3 . rr I nl . fl fl. . ' . . ' 5 I S ' s 1 Q S f- - , 9 4 - , . eq 1 , : I . rr u, ' N. ' ' ' 5 - , : t 1 I I , 1 Q D 1 , L ' - ' 3 . I - 1 - I , I 1 - - 'S ' . If l Ir, I ,, ,,. . 114. fi ,A l ' , SocIal Dance 1, 23 E.T.Q, 1, 9 U . 4 - . I C . ' ' b . b I 9 - 4 n ' ' - 9 ' Q I Q I . - g - : g ' v ' - , I ' 1 ' S . - g - 2 - . rf . Ir, ' - 1 ' ' . ', 'r U, ' Q . . 3 ' l . g . . . lg C , - g . . . , 4g - I - A l . 3 I ! I I- ! - . g ' 4 Q ' ' a - , y , . I I , Q I ROBERT SCHUSTER I Ambmon Electronic en grneermg Known For Witty person a Ity I Remember The first and last time I made the honor roll Dev Ex Comm 3 Spanish Club 1 3 PRISCILLA SI-IERIDAN o Ambmon To enter a business school Known For Blushing easily I Remember Coming In as a new student ETQ 2 Bagpipe 4 Dra matic Club 2 French Club 2 10 Asst 4 Lib Ast 4 Basketball Z Hockey 2 Red Cross 4 SUSAN VIRGINIA SIRKMAN oflmbitionz To be a singer. Q ' Known For: Singing abil- I Remember : junior English. E.T.Q. 2' Tartan 4' Chem. Club 4' Cafeteria Comm. l' Glee Club 1-4' Charm Chorus 2-4' Band 1' Basketball 1 2' Volleyball 1 2' Swimming 1 2' Softball 1' Office Asst ' Red Cross 4. EDWARD HERBERT SKINNER 0 Ambition: To enter the business held. Known For: Having a good time. 'I Remember : My sopho- more homeroom. Bagpipe 3' Cafeteria Comm. 3' Glee Club 1-4' Scottsmen 2-4' Track 2. LEWIS NATHANIEL SPEED 0 Ambztron Dentistry Known For Athletic abil I Remember Student council elections Spanish Club 2 3 Chem Club 4 Cafeteria Comm 4 Student Council 14 Execu tive Board 4 Glee Club 1 Scottsmen 3 Football 14 Track 14 Class Vice Presi dent 2 WERNER STAEHLE 0Ambmon Engineering Known For Friendliness I Remember The first A Ireceived Tartan 3 Dramatic Club 1 Spanish Club l 2 Chemistry Clu 4 IRC 4 Bandl 2 GEORGE STORM lflmbitionz Engineering. Known Fori Sports enthu- siasm. I Remember : Playing baseball. Reception Comm. 4' Spanish rClub 2 3' Student Council 4' Executive Board 1' Football 2, 3' Baseball - . ROBERT MILLER STREATER, JR. 0 Ambition: To be a phar- macist. Known For: Track ability. I Rememberf: My Hrst year of track. Spanish 'Club 3' Chemistry Club 4' Cafeteria Comm. 3 4' Glee Club I 2' Football 1-4' Track 1-4. ' 11 we Page Twenty-nine - ity. Z ' - rr ,,. N JJ, . ' l ' In Q . ' S . . g . . ' 1 - . . . g ' 5 '33 - . 4 , - 4 . Q - '- ' . . lic. F v . . . - . . 6 , EI U. l - I , , W, ' rr-,,r r':f, ff l n, - - i 11: ' ' .. H - ' ., - . ' - .FQ . . ' . ' , ' ff . . . 5 5 - , 1 , I e S Z b ' ' y Q ,xbfil?l7q+: 's .' . ' Red Cross 1. , . , if .5,a?a?f-.if-aj.. ' ' ' fr bf . . f QLf -' I P77 - rl. ,. ,. ,1,v--Er... ,ay fr s '.,1 7 ,w fig, ma - fill 'f .- . lf ,, y H rr lr R I 9 , , , , , , . , , , , I. . . I 4 .f D ! I ! . , 2, 1 H I . f U , r , 3 r , . , . ' A , Page Thirty ANTHONY STROPPA o Ambition To be an elec trician Known For Long hair I Remember The Can teen Poster Comm 4 Spanish Club 2 Football 2 4 VIRGINIA SULLIVAN oAmbition College Known For Many prob ems I Remember Drivers education classes Bagpipe 4 Ushers 4 109 Asst 2 Med Asst 2 Glee Clu 1 Volleyball 1 4 Swimming 1 2 4 Hockey 12 4 Softball12 4 Mod Dance l Red Cross 4 JUNE LYNNE TALBOT oAmbition Nursing Known For: Beautiful clothes. I Remember : All the friends Ive made. , Dev. Ex. Comm. 2 4' 'Social Dance 1 2' E.T.Q. 1 2' Tar- tan 3 4' Bagpipe 2-4' Ushers 3 4' Dramatic Club 1 2' Spanish Club 1 2' Chem. Club 4' 109 Asst 3' F.N.A. 4' Med. Asst 4' Lib. Asst 2' Glee Club 1 2 4' od. Dance 1 2' Red Cross 1 2. ANNE C TALLETT 0 Ambition: Teaching in elementary school. Known For: Frank opin- ions and advice. I Remember : The good times at lunch. Dev. Ex. Comm. 4' Poster Comm. 4' Soc. Dance 1-35 E.T.Q. 1, 25 Rec. Comm. 3, 4' Tartan 3, 4' Bagpipe 25 Ushers 3 45 F.T.A. 3 4' Dram. Club 1-3g Chem. Club 45 French Club 3, 45 Lib. Ass'r 2-45 Sr. Cab. 45 Stu. C . 2, 35 ee Club 1, 2, 45 Charm Chorus 25 Basketball 1-45 Volleyball 2-35 Hockey 1-35 Softball 1-33 Mod. Dance 1-45 Tennis 1, 25 Class Sec. 2. JOSEPH FRANK TARTAGLIA 'Ambition Industrial en gineering Known For Going out with twirlers I Remember The trip to Hispanic Museum N Y Dev Ex Comm 3 4 Recep tion Comm 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Student Council 1 4 Football 2 Canteen Bd 3 Class Vice President 3 JULIA ANN TAYLOR 0 Ambition To be 1 phys ical therapist Known For love f horses I Remember Driver s ETQ 1 2 Dramatic Club 1 Spanish Club 2 3 Chem Clu 4 FN A 3 4 Med Asst 24 Glee Club 1 4 Charm Chorus 4 Volleyball 4 Mod Dance 14 Red Cross 2 4 ROBERT GEORGE TAYLOR 0 Ambition: Engineering. Known For: Baseball abil- I Remember : 1955 per- fect baseball record. Assembly Comm. 4' Dev. Ex. Comm. 4' Reception Comm. 4' Student Council 2 4' Exe- cutive Board 4' Basketball 1-4' Baseball 1-4. DEBORAH LEE TRACY o Ambition: Merchandis- in . Known For: Poise. IRemember : Home- room 212. E.T.Q. 1, 25 Tartan 4' Bag- pipe 2-4' Dramatic Club 1 25 Spanish Club 2-45 I.R.C. 43 M.A't 3, 45 Stun Council 45 Executive Board 45 Basketball 1-35 Volleyball 1-35 Hockey 1-35 Softball 1, 25 Mod. Dance lg Tennis 2, 3. CLIFFORD SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL z ': - i U '. :. ' . .. '-3? H1 , : I 7- 3 I ' .:. . 0 Social Dance 15 1, 2g H education cleibsesli I , .bfi ,. l ,U S, 5 SP 9.'.,.. 135 H ,I , , i rl . ity 4 , , , ff U 8 , r y , ed ,ss de t O G1 RICHARD H Tmzxusn lzimbznon Aeronautical engineering Known For Red hair I Remember' Ripping the nets in basketball Stage Crew 2 Hangmens Club 4 Spanish Clu 13 Chemistry Club 4 Football 1 2 Basketball 13 Baseball 2 Ronan' W VAN Domsz o Ambmon Commercial Known For Quiet moods 1 Remember Workin for the Bagpipe Audio Visual Aids 1 Bagpzpe PEGGY WARD o Ambition: To be a m - ical secretary. Known For: Twirling abil- 1 Riemembefz When was selected for twirling. E.T.Q. 2' Ushers 4' 109 Asst 3' Lib. Ass t 3' Twitlers 3 4' Basketball 1 2' Swimming 1 2' Softball 3' Mod. Dance ' Oflice Asst 1 2. SHBILA EMILY WARNER o Ambilionr Dress design- in . Known For: Art ability. I Rememberu: First year typing. i Poster ,Comm 3g Dramatic Club lg Med. Ass't 25 Glee Club 1, 2g Basketball 4g Vol- leyball 4g Swimming 1. NoLA WA'rsoN 0Ambmon To be a r vate secretary Known For Being twirl mg captain IRemembef The Junior Prom Dev Ex Comm 4 ETQ 1 2 Tartan 4 Bagpipe 4 Ush ers 4 Dramatic Club 1 109 Asst 1 Med Asst 3 Glee Cu 1 2 Twirlers Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Hockey 1 Softball 1 Ath leuc Bd 1 2 Mod Dancel C1-uus'r1N1z B Waxman oAmbmon To teach Eng Known For Singing abil l Remember Homeroom Dev Ex Comm 3 4 ET 1 2 Reception Comm Tartan 4 Bagpipe 3 FTA 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 French Club 2 Student Coun cil 4 Executive Bd 4 Glee Club 1 4 Charm Chorus 2 4 Band 2 Basketball 1 2 Hockey 13 Softball 1 At tendance Comm 3 All State Chorus 4 ELIZABETH B WHITE o Ambition: To be an a' - line hostess. Known For: Talking on the phone. I Remember : Scott s friendly atmosphere. Med. Asst 4' Basketball 4- Swimming 4. NANCY ELLEN W1-Ima oAmbition: To be a se- retary. Known For: Seton Hall in. I Remember : The Junior Prom. E.T.Q. 2, 3g Tartan 43 Bag- pipe 45 Ushers 45 Basketball 3, 45 Office Ass't 4. Page Tbirty-one E C L A S S O F 1 9 5 7 ' I Z P i. : 'Q b 5 ' Z 4 Q -i ' :ii i 1 u ' - Lg . 1 b , gg ' 2-4? 3 - 5 , U 5 'N lish.-D i . I U Q' . . . . lf ity. IU. V - an, Z . 212. ' ff ' ,,:' . , 'Q S 'G , , 5 .. 2-4.. - . . . ' - .A I : ed s ir fl lty 1 I 8 P l Page Thirty-mo DOUGLAS S WILKINSON ozimbmon Engineering. Known For Good marks. I Remember Early morning band rehearsals Ex Comm 4 Reception 4 Chemistry Club 4 Student Council 2 Band 2 RUSSELL WILLIAMS 0 Ambmon To enter the busmess lield Known For Knowledge of sports I Remember' Working on the banking commit ee Stage Crew 1 Supply Comm 1 2 Cafeteria Comm 4 Glee Club 1 Banking Comm 4 Barry C ZrcoPoUr.os o Ambmon To do ofhce work. Known For: Engagement rin . I Remember ': Homeroom E.T.Q. '1 2g Reception Comm. 4g Tartan 4, Bagpipe 1-4, F.T.A. 3g French Club 3, 4g Cafeteria Comm. 15 Student Council 45 Executive Bd. 4: Glee Club 1-4, Charm Chorus 2-4g Hockey 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: Mod. Dance 1, 2. MARGARET E. ZUCHOWSKI o Ambition: Nursing. Known For: Being a cheer- leader. I Remember : Learning to drive. Social Dance 1-3: B.T.Q. 1, 2g Reception Comm. 35- Tar- tan 4, Bugpipe 1, 2g Ushers 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 23 F.N.A. 3, 43 Med. Ass't 2, 32 Lib. Ass't 1-45 Student Coun- eil 19 Glee Club 1, 2, 4g Charm Chorus 45 Cheerleader 2-45 Basketball 1-43 Volley- ball 1-43 Hockey 15 Softball 1, 3, 43 Mod. Dance 3: Clan Treas.- 2. MAmLYN E ZUCHOWSKI 0Ambmon Nursing Known For Being a twin I Remember Two years in Homeroom 107 Social Dance 1 5 ETQ 1 2 Receptron Comm 3 Tarzan 4 Bagpspe 1 2 Ushers 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 FNA 3 4 Med Asst 2 3 b Asst 2 3 4 Student Council Gee lub 1 Charm Chorus 4 Basketball 1-4 Volleyball 14 Hockey 1 2 Softball 1-4 od Dance 1 Gnonclz M FRBIDAY 0 Ambmon Undecided Known For Qunetness I Remember Being chairman of senior math c ass WILLIAM Prrr III o Ambition: To enter the business field. Known Por: New England accent. 'I Remembefli Coming to Scott as a new student. Audio-Visual Aids 3. 4. CLIFFORD I. SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL ATW uv N OF FO A5 1ST DA S? OTBALL QUEEN AWSH J TJ Ah, NU THIN, RQN AT I0 O Vs ANGER DO NOW? OULD THE LONE R fC EN IS CRO WN ED- IT. K 'Af Page Thin?-three MOST DEBONAIR First Choice JUDY DEACON JACK LORD Second Choice JUNE TALBOT JOE KELLEHER MOST POPULAR First Choice INGRID OSTBERG TONY DE MIRO Second Choice ELLEN OWEN NEIL PAULSEN SEI BEST DRESSED Fint Choice JUNE TALBOT JOE KELLEHER Second Choice IRENE CASIERE TONY DE MIRO WITTIEST Fin! Choice AMY GODLEY PAUL HENDERSON Second Choice SANDRA MARCHESANI KEN LARSEN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Firxt Choice YVONNE SCHENGRUND TONY DE MIRO Second Choice DEBBIE TRACY BOB TAYLOR MOST LOVABLE Fmt Choice NANCYE FILES PETE DUNIGAN Second Choice BARBARA MC LAUGHLIN MOST TALKATI VE Fin! Choice CORA LEE HESKETT CLARK MORRIS Second Choice SANDRA MARCHESANI KENNETH LARSEN JACK ROWE OR C H 0 I C E BEST LOOKING Fzrxt Cbosce GEORGES Qnor pncruredl ELIZABETH CLARKE Second Chosce INGRID OSTBERG 8: MAUREEN MILLS TONY DE MIRO MOST TALEN TED MIKE CREW 8z TONY Font Cbozce SUE SIRKMAN GERARD MATTE Second Cbozce CHRISTINE WERNER DAN DOWLING MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Fsrxt Cbozca MIGGI FAHEY LEW SPEED Second Chozce BARBARA QUINN TONY DE MIRO 8: NEIL PAULSEN BEST DANCER Fur! Cbozce CARMEEN LONGO PAUL HENDERSON Second Cbosce CORA LEE HESKETT MIKE COLAIACOV0 BRAIN IEST LYNN MORDUS CLARK MORRIS Second Cbozce DEBBIE TRACY DOUG WILKINSON BEST ALL ROUND Fan: Cbozce ELLEN OWEN NEIL PAULSEN Second Cbozce INGRID OSTBERG TONY DE MIRO BEST ATHLETE Fun Cbozce ELAINE MARTIN LEW SPEED Second Cbocce DELLA I-IARTENSTEIN 8: MIGGI FAHEY TONY DE MIRO 2 I . , I Fin! Choice W 're here--the freshmen class of We look o September '55-- e l953 . . .brand new and rarin' to gol . . . out the windows at something else brand new, the Garden State Parkway . . . lt will be finished before we are, but from here its growth is paralleling ours . . . Also new to Scott are Mr. William Best, Mr Bruce Bothwell and Mr. john Mazzuto . . . The be- wildermenr of finding our way around these first few days is matched only by the confusion of coming to grips with locker combinations . . . Lunches keep o September '54,-The class of '57 takes the position disappearing down something called a lunch Chute of silly ole sophomores . . . and in turn points out - - - Welcome-i in with the Freshman PMYSU We S009 the lunch chute, elevator, and door to the swim- get to know those with whom we'll be spending the ming pool to the freshmen . . . We begin to realize next four years . . . Scott freshmen in great numbers that long, long lunch lines and locker combinations turn out to see varsity gridmen thunder across the are 35 much 3 part of Seott as we are . . . Added new field . - . Our first school dance-'the Pigskin Hopf- mentors include Mr. Walt Williams, Mr. Ed Lyons, features a mock football game by a group of senior Mr. Mel Shuttlesworth, and Mr. james Carswell . . . girls . . . Comes the Christmas Season and along with Slow down-fyou're coming to a stop sign . . . on it the annual Christmas concert . . . Our first en- the brake, the brake, The new Behind-the-Wheel C011ntet With Handels MeSSiHh'i - - . Di- Johnston class is underway . . . A new language is heard among gives his last message to Scottonians . . . and our sophomores.-words such as axiom, postulate, theoryl. minds are on upcoming mid-year exams . . . With ,-Oops! that's geometry! . . . The sophomore dance the termination of the lst semester we welcome two .J Autumn Leaves --our first success story . . . foreign students, lngo Wolfsberg from Denmark and Seottohiahs lose a member of the faculty . . . The johnny Antillon from the Philippine Islands - - . death of Mr.William Price, our well-loved chemistry Bagpipe polls of i955 show the favorite SOng tO be teacher, is mourned by all . . . The favorite movie HSUZHSCI in P3fHCiiSC 3 the m0Vie, NFIOH1 Here tO actor according to Bagpipe polls is Tony Curtis, Eternity , and the actress, Marilyn Monroe . . . Mr. actress, Debbie Reynolds, and the song, Let Me Go, Ben Pironti joins the faculty to fill the vacancy left Lover , , , We elect junior Class officers: Neil Paul- by Mr. Bruce Bothwell . . . The basketball season is sen, President, joe Tartaglia, Vice President, Ellen a few weeks old when a new team steps into the Owen, Secretary, and Gail Adair, Treasurer . . .We spotlight-the faculty six, composed of Mr. Elroy don't need to be told it's spring in Scott, we hear it DeM211'i21, MI- D0i1giHS V9-0 lieu. Mi- Wiiiiam Best, . . . The Spring Concert, based on selections from Mr. Ben Pir0nti, Mr. jim Picken, and Mr. Tom Mur- Faust and Carousel . . . Fashion note: full skirts phy . . . For the first time in ten years Scotties defeat block the Cgrridors . , . The parkway is completed Bloomfield High School-f-Score: ll-5 ...Time now two years before we are but by the time we're to elect our class officers . . .Our first standard bear- through we'll look just as good . . . Sophs take off ers include Tony DeMiro,President, Lew Speed,Vice for Asbury Park and hereby begin a tradition . . . President, Anne Tallett, Secretary, and Margie Somehow we manage to survive finals and out into Zuchowski, Treasurer . . . Spring fever bites us allf- the summer we go. including the Glee Club as it presents selections from Show Boat and La Boheme . . . Some of us are lucky enough to attend the Senior Prom, Orchids in the Moonlight, QWe never saw the cafeteria look so beautifulj . . . Awards Assembly and then--fina 'tl . . . We bid farewell to fresh- xams'-We made i h title Sophomore e man green and don t e ajeptember '55 U Q pperclassmen xthat's our title as we pass through these doors for the 3rd year . . . By this time we are really beginning to notice the , U size of the freshmenR We couldn't have been that 'seP10 l50' 565725 5001101113115 193011 10 W0111' small . . . New teachers include Mr. Philip Perkins, 144 01 1110111 501110151 - - - 11 W35 0111Y Y051011135' 11131 Mr. Andre Townsley, and Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson W0 0111010171 31111 110W 511111101117 11115 15 0111 1351 Y03Q111 1 i e pvr- Archie Mae Gregor rerurns ro Seorr C r i A high school . . . V-neck sweaters and dirty bucks still pep rally under the stars marks the start of the foot- 1110 102135111011 110W5 31 S0011 - - - R0P1301118 M1- ball season . . . An effigy of a Ridger burns atop a 131011011 15 003011 11111 D0V01'S another UCW 1131110 011 huge bonnre and the next day Scott goes on to defeat 1110 13011117 15 fhaf 01.111155 A11010 5111113 - - - N18111 P0P Glen Ridge for rhe Severirh srraigrir year U 1 r The rally stirs school spirit as the football team selects Senior Cavalcade and its offering of Final Edition 111311070 F1105 1100111311 Q110011 1 - - G1011 R10180 11103115 is hearriiy applauded by rhe junior Class r r G Therr Tradition by beating Scott 14-O, but Clan rallies comes a serious loss to Scott, when Miss Sadie Lipson 10 0101031 W051 0131180 1110 10110W1118 W0011 - - - .50 dies. We feel that a vital part of Scott is taken away 513115 0111 135.1 100111311 5035011 - - - We 001110 10 811P5 . . . Coach jim Picken retires as football coach to W1111 5011101111118 0311001 P-A-D ---- D0111110- 010111110 beeome eriairmarr of rhe boys' Physieai ediieariori toilrand troubleg hte burn. and cauldron bubble . . . department . . . The new '57 co-captains are Lew A111111 00118111118 31111 0110111118 W0103111 11131 21110 31101 Speed and Tony DeMiro . . . jimmy Dean tops the 51111111111 1113110 3 P10117 P010111 W03P011 - A SP00131 Bagpzbek list of favorite entertainers . . . The favorite 115501111115' 11011011118 0111 5111110111 C01111011 131051110111- movie is Rebel Without a Cause and Rock 'n Roll Tony Ds Mlm, on his election as Governor of Boys, becomes the pastime or air umusrc-iovets., Mid- State . . . College applications going out faster then years over, we welcome foreign srudentssAnna Ever r'?i11i' groialp gf Simor if-IS and Q35 You Emilsdottir from Iceland and Farouk El Aret from 03111 U .O ' at 1 6 .tes man any ' ' ' .C m' jordan 1956 Girls' State delegates are Ellen Owen coming holiday Season is marked by the Chnstmas and Yvghile Schell fund Red 8: Gm erections Concert and its noted 7:55 a.m. rehearsals. . . Mean- be in and We eiectgour ni?vL,'Studem Couniii Omcets while in the cafeteria senior girls do their best to g.r.Ony De Miro President, Lew Speed Vice Presi- provide. a Christmas flavorx lt's Beginning to Look dentg and Ellen Owen, Secretary . . . Basketball sea- a Lot Like Christmas ' ' ' Afre son ends with a record-breaking total 15 victorie V031 to 3 losses . Class offi , s . . cers for 1957 are elected . . . Neil Paulsen,'Presidenti jack Rowe, Vice Presidentg Yvonne Schengrund, Secretaryg and Lynne Godfrey, Treasurer . . . Delegates to Boys' State are Bob Tay- lor, Herman Bensen and Neil Paulsen . . . Our junior PromX Winter Wonderland . . . New Bagpipe Chief-of-Staff is Connie Conrad and '57 Tartan edi- tor is joan Musick . . . Once again to Asbury Park . . . Awards AssemblyNYvonne Schengrund chosen for Outstanding junior award . . . Finals . . . And we are only one year away from graduation. r the holidays it's mid- exams and we then turn to welcome foreign stu- dents from Vietnam and Yugoslavia . . . A successful basketball season is completed . . . Thoughts turn to the oncoming spring concert and the presentation of selections from Il Trovatore . . . Senior 'get-to- gethers are held whenever possible with the realiza- tion that'iE's almost all over . . . Senior Canteen marks the drawing near of graduation . . . Our Senior Prom is history and soon 'the same will be true of our days in high school . . . The '57 Tartan appears and john Hancocl-ts are scrawled in haste . . . Awards Assem- bly . . . Our final exams come and go and with Senior D we celebrate ay . . . With graduation we bid fare- well to Scott . . . and to one another . . . The high school career of our class of '57 is at an end . . . and yet as we leave, diploma in hand, we realize that this is just a beginning. A iq 4 iff L 'H tl ai s 8 Q 3, . Y, my ,a!Q,, 'F I 34.51 75 ,gf ' 'I uf a, ff a fr -'in Ai g Q 5 a v , p .,.q.sQv..g W is-W W? , t sa. 4 as 3 w L v . ty f 1 '.. , , o Qs Qi, -Hi 'X QQ ,. W, 3.5, K- is . ii ,e ' Q 5 r .rf ei fl 'J if ' f, sf X it ON SEPTEMBER 13, 1957, Scott High School was born. There were no department heads, school colors, school songs, nor student council. There were no energetic juniors and wise seniors to help carry the load. It was truly remarkable how well the students in the lower classes attacked and solved problems per- tinent to a new school. They wanted to know if we were going to have corridor patrols, a student court, school plays or class plays, and how soon there would be athletic teams. From these co-operative endeavors and various concerns there began to emerge in rough outline some of the things for which, I am sure, all howl a joy to see the students improving in manage themselves, in assuming re- ways, in learning how to and to arrive at conclusions based presenting ideas effectively to others, to know that there can be no freedom democratic ideals without a due re- te d for law and order. sq, ally, while proud of accomplishments achieved, Scott High, we know, will face the years with a firm will and a burning push on to still greater goals. DR. LEMUEL R. JOHNSTON Principal of Clijord J. Scott- 1937-1954 Y, T DER CLA SSME Q, MX! wi N ' AC -,z f. , ,fi A .Q-9 ,-f - ,N , S fs if 5? 4 f -? x I3 4 wg -r .J V 4 , 'C Quang., . , 1'1,fL-, 'Q . ' 'if' 'I .4 C. v . I . A Q.. 'Q ' ' ' ' ,B Y'.'I. - ,' ' I r ' . ' - ' I J, .V Y, ffl ya., , , . ,, 'L'5y.J!1-H f. -- .. .-f- p,,. . ,Am ,ii 'mf' I g ' F , mv, - Q ffgnf, i xv- f f? sa- 1 ,H ' S21 I , 'E gf- Q Ei A A, 7 , x 1 ,, 2 7 X ,. ' Y A, if 'Q X E N5 A 1 1113? 4, ,L , , Q gx I A A Am. V W3 'Q ' ' , Lf jf 7 Q ' , ' t , 4 i Q? ' A t f r 5 P Q 5 'A dvi x 4 1. f. I 69 swf' - ir was y 'K V SGRQ N 'S 1 ,. 1 f W! 'Q wjik. 'Mist wx , '-' :L-twig? a if SK gg??Yff .Ha :Y ,, 5 : . x ' ' V '5 fi .N 'Q-5 3 ' f 'Cf ' -, . 4 ai-- 1 J I 'J' J R W A ' N r D Q f 1 n 1, I 5. A 1 S i I 5 . e 5' 8 W5 'e ' ,, g 3 ,. u K 23. EIGHTH GRADE Page Forty-:ix V+- .. 0 Left to right, mu' 1: Claire Longinetti, Carol Uzzolino, joan Van Nostrand, Marcia Boggs, Curlie Wright, Leota Granger, Carole Pearson,.Barbara Stackhouse, Joyce Edwards. Rou' 2: Betsy Underhill, Judy Rogers, june Stewart, Dana Lim, June Foster, Faith Morris, Barbara Husen, Mama Lawson. Ron' 5: Karl Petersen, Martin Braxton, Ronald Yarashefslti, Edward Pappas, Samuel Carrington, Ronald Stewart, William Marcin, james Liggins, Glen Ramsay, john Pollard, Martin Koehler, Peter Barnett. if v :W Z . far yygxi, C1917 C H THE roam BRIGADE AT fmozffvo TH li PENCIZ WELL! I NEVER . . OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1959 o Le t to flgbl Ralph Orlando Vue Prefzdent eannette CILLOUC Secretary Ga1lSuder Tren! urer Tom Narwxd Prefzdem OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1958 o Lefz to right: Dean McFall, Vice-Prexidentg Anna Lisa Kaplan, Treaxurerg Sue Kroll, Sec- retaryy Steve Rice, Prefideni. MIH1 a 1 UE ART IN ACTION , , 2 2 1. NOT A WHISPE f- V. AS HEARD NOT GRAND CENTRAL. DID .ICI IUST SCOTT! START TH V K I, 4,,.,,AV . . .V A , 1 .f N ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD THis GROUP, headed by the Student Council president, includes the heads of important council committees. Through their guidance of the Student Council they occupy a key position in student affairs. ' Left to right, row 1: Deborah Tracy, Lewis Speed, Vice-President, Ellen tu Owen, Secretary, Tony De Miro, President. Rout' 2: Mr. De Maria, Advirerf Gu I I Betty Zicopoulos, Elsie Fisher, Bob Taylor, George Storm, Herman Bensen, Christine Werner, Mr. Mac Gregor, Advirer. THE COUNCIL, which is composed of representatives from each home room, is the sponsor of many stu- dent projects and activities. One of its programs we can be proud of is the Cheer Fund, which has gained national recognition. 0 Left to right. rou' 1: james Newcombe, jack Rowe, Ken Stackhouse, Paul Henderson, Carol Muench, Deborah Tracy, Mary Reese, Anna Lisa Kaplan. Rau' 2: Charlotte Files, Phyllis Dascoli, joan Kalinski, Louis Speed, Ellen Owen, Tony DeMiro, Carol Kichline, Betty Zicopoulos. Rou' 3: Christine Werner, Elsie Fisher, Mike Pannucci, jack Scannelli, Steve Rice, Thomas Narwid Bob Taylor, Neil Paulsen, Herman Bensen, George Storm, Joe Tartaglia, Mr. MacGregor, Adzfirerf Mr. DeMaria, Advirer. 0 Left to right, reared: Bruce Morgan, Barbara Quinn, Connie Conrad, Editor-in- Chief, Marian Matheke, Alan Cholodenko. Standing: Amy Godley, Barbara Hubert, Debbie Tracy, Fay Marks, Brian Archimbaud, Ruth Holt, Betty Zicopoulos, June Talbot, Nancye Files. BAGPIPE EDITORIAL STAFF THE EDITORIAL STAFF of our news- paper is responsible for distributing assignments, planning page layouts, and meeting the monthly deadlines which roll around ten times a year. Bagpipe Business and News Staff SCOTT CAN BE rightfully proud of its Bagpipe. For years its staff has given us all the news that's fit to print in prize-winning fashion! 0 Left zo ngbt mu l Mrggt Fahey Beryl Hunter Nancye Ftles Barbara Qumn joan Muslck Debby Tracy Ingnd Osrberg Rou 2 Lynne Godfrey Barbara McLaughl1n Anne Tallett Carmeen Longo Connxe Conrad Anna Llsa Kaplan Sue Mullan Chrxstlne Werner Gay Plerson Amy Godley Rau 5 Herman Bensen Brtan Archxmbaud Alan Cholodenko Bruce Morgan Dave Dyal Rtchard Kenropp TARTA BUSINESS STAFF THE MEMBERS of the 1957 Bustness Staff have made a large conrrrbutlon to the Tarrant success by gam mg the support of our local merchants and frtencls TARTAN EDITORIAL STAFF EACH SPRING the yearbook staff after a year of cre attve planmng and plarn hard work presents he frutt of tts labors to Scott students the Tartan RTAN oLefz to ngbz rou l J Musnck M Rtdgway S Strkman B Qumn J Talbot G Haupt M Mnlls Rou 2 C OConnor D Baumams N Whtte S Mullan A Tallett S Schulte P llgen Rou 3 A Gtllen J Carlson D Everett M Fahey N Ftles B Hunter NI Pferdeort A Caputo 'SI Watson B Mclaughltn M Zuchovsslct B Ztcopoulos Rau 4 C McGowan P Sohn A McIntyre V Bastlea B Hubert G Pxerson G Adatr j Grandmettt D Pasqua C Conrad M Zuchowskr Page Fsfty two l , , ' , I ' ' ' Y 1 1 y u 3' . 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' . . , . , . v ' , - v - s - n - , - 1 - n - - t ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE STUDENTS AND FACULTY work as a team on thrs rmportant commrt tee The selectron and plannrng of assembly programs are therr tasks pleaslng everyone therr goal oLeft fo rzgb! row 1 Nell Paulsen Bob Taylor Joanne Grandmettr Sue Somma Row 2 Mr Perkrns Mrss Stem Charrman Tony DCMIIO Mrs EXERCISES COMMITTEE Lum THESE STUDENTS open our programs rn assembly wrth relrgrous exercrses whrch rn elude the readlng of the Blble the repeatrng of the Lords Prayer and the salute to the 3. 0 Left to ngbt mu l Mrggr Fahey june Talbot Nancye Frles Ingrrd Osrberg Barbara Mc Laughlm Anne Tallett Barbara Qurnn joe Tarraglra Ron 2 Lu Ann Smrrh Ruth Holt Eleanor Cameron Gay Pxerson Carol Hood joan Musick Nola Wfatson Rou 5 Dave Drmmrck Anna Lrsa Kaplan Rxchard Kenropp Rou 4 jack Rowe Tony De Mrro Alan Pearson Brran Archrrnbaud Doug Wrlkrnson Ron 5 Nerl Paulsen Charles Grau Dean Mc Fall Bob Taylor Alan Cholodenko Carrnrne DeGennaro Page Fzfty three r 1 l ll J . ' ' -I T 1 ' g , - 4 ' : .Q . E , -N.. , f s , 1 I . I . , , 1 v ' Y - r T C' . 3 K, ,, - Y 4 T v., L. L! I. f Q r at 2 , A--4.4-1 ' X I Y I ! 7 y 1 U I ' 2 v 1 r V u 1 1 - W 5 ' 1 a - ' 1 'T v 1 r ' 3 r . v v , - SCOTTSMEN ALTHOUGH A Goon DEAL YOUNGER than the school itself, this singing group since its be- ginning has made a great con- tribution to school and commu- nity programs. oLeft lo right, reared: Louis Ronzo, Jay O'Neill, Charles Ragg, Paul O Standing: Ed Skinner, Ronald Blau, Gerard Matte, john Odell. CHARM CHORUS THB succass OF rms GROUP, whose members are selected on the basis of ability, is due to vocal talents developed in those 7:50 a.m. rehearsals. 3 ii T 4.. ++ + 9 K E '- tawp- Md? ,Nagy -43, sqp-1-nh oLeft IO rzght rou 1 R Angus A Kaplan J Talbot C DErasmo A jacober L Smith C Hood A Moss M Ventre Row 2 S Sirkrnan J Kahnslu B Zicopoulos E Fisher M Longinetu C Werrmer G Suder B Hunter C Conrad M Knapp 1 Taylor J Ervin B Le Gates Rau 5 M Musto M Boyd I Ostberg C Muench M Branch M Zuchowski D Dunne E Cameron J Templeton J Deacon M Zuchowski S Mullan C Bernstein Page Fzfty four .mg if .. dw .ui G-Uv i 1 . , Q 'Q x f , 1 'W Q X , li s if ' ? ff ' z Q-, 5 Fix .- MN 4 1 'x gt 33? 'si ' Q I K'-Q xggfi f ,l 0,4 5. f 4 4' -I 1 I ' r , 1 ww. yn A.. LL ,,.,..M...W, W Q , L n.4 W1,...lE J, I f- . ..,-.. . ,L-.W-.,,..L -.-..... ' ak tv Glee Club and lighter selections pertinent to the Yuletide sea- son. This year a new project was initiated, the organ fund, which is for the purchase of Scott's own organ. The fund is well under way, having received a large contribution from this concert. The Spring Concert in May, which included ex- 'erpts from ll Trovatoref' The Mikado, the mu- ical My Fair Ladyn and other numbers, brought another successful vocal concert season to a close. 20. I1 'J lx' Xiu N O' ' ? ?i4 , 1 '11, H. ' 11 ,401 P A. br A , 4 Y 1 fini? rfb QNX! ty. , I, A 1 0 0 K 5 f ' 1 I ygl 2 V341 1,22 ,fr 1 5 '! 3 S- I k'0-IA .-.Q-n X SENIOR CABINET Wfhat is Democracy? This is one of the problems discussed by the Senior Cabinet. Its mem- bers, elected by their fellow stu- dents from the P. A. D. classes, take the lead in the practice of every day good citizenship TERNATIGNAL RELATICDNS CLUB ScoTr's JUNIOR DIPLOMATS find the activities of the I.R.C. reward- 0 Left to righl. rou 1: Barbara Quinn, Anne Tallett, Herman Bensen, Nancy Pferdeort, ing. The group is interested in pro- Joan Musick. Ron' 2: Mr. MacGregor, Adviser: Christine Werner, Liz Clarke, Peter Hewitt moting good will and understand, Jack Rowe, Dave Dimmick, Mr. Shuttlesworth, Adviser, ing among nations of the world community. French Club GUEST SPEAKERS, trips and a closer look at la faqon fran- gaise are among the activi- ties olfered students- by the club. If you parlez frangaisf' this is the group for you! Spanish Club . THE FLAVOR or SPAIN is brought to the classroom for 0 Left lo right, row 1: Mary Reese, Pat Ellis, Carol Hood, Julia Carlson. Row 2: Mr. Townsle , ' , Advirerg Maxine Branch, Fay Marks, Nancye Files, Anne Tallett, Barbara Quinn, Beryl Huntez, Smdiits of t:1uShdub'1?DPeakd Joan Musick, Betty ziwpoulos, sue Muiian, Carole Kichime, virginia Webb. Row 3: Mary Ann mm ms, an ,f C ff C me Rinaldi, LuAnn Smith, Marion Aiken, Alice Moss, Anne Mclntyre, Adrienne Kaplan, Anna-Lisa Christmas festival afe Some of Kaplan, Marian Matheke. Rout' 4: Ralph Loffredo, Alan Cholodenko, Richard Buggeln, Ojar Miller, their colorful aCtlVitiCS. Ernest Canfield, Dean McFall, Richard Wetherbee, Bob Feder, Todd Jenkins. o Left zo riglaz. mu 1: B. Bushell, R. Flaherty, G. Roccas, W. Watson, K. Meravi, L. Wood, C. VanBeke, W. Beardsley, D. Kulp C. Allen, G. George, D. Slaymaker, R. Raub, D. Zugale, A. Jackson, S. Shipman, Row 2: N. Locker, M. Joscphson, A. DeSimone E. Koehler, J. Jamison, J. Ciccone, P. Ellis, G. Suder, P. Crecca, D. Pasqua, D. Tracy, B. Hubert, N. DiTrolio, B. Kalinski, P Condit, E. Eschmann. Ron 3: M. Evans, J. Kadison, C. Patton, M. Boyd, J. Kalinski, J. Rowe, M. Cullen, R. Larsen, M. Wuh- burn, P. Dascoli, D. l-lartenstein, E. DeRose, L. Halstead, R. Flexer, C. Canfield. Row 4: C. Engler, L. Eismeier, G. Carver, P McKinley, J. Stimson, C. Vogel, M. Caggiano, J. Bifulco, F. Donnelly, J. Cukras, J. Brown, D. Daly, P. Wank. Row 5: Mr. Onis Adrirerg L. Buggeln, E. Flynn, R. Everett, J. Sperling, H. Freiland, M. Mclaughlin, C. Mulvihill, F. Terregino, C. Hopson, T Hardman, J. Hawkins, S. Moran, P. Marcantuone, D. Pastuszak. Row 6: J. McHugh, A. Pearson, E. Bruen, R. DeLuca, R. Wilcox B. Scholl, D. Carpenter, S. Pearson, F. DeMiro, B. Wood, J. Beardsley, D. Smeraldo. I Uh to f1gb!,S6 edu B. Xlobe 1, L. M 'ng rou: L. X. Chtke, Ys. O'C,omxeXX, S. 'Mxnsom L. Speed, M. Ccev1,B. Sueme , 0. Dov1Ymg,, G. Yxaxxpx, Ca. Yketsoo. dxoo.Row 11 C. Camo, O. DVA, 'L scbet, Ys, Xiemogap, Q. kiosks. oxdo . CACXLD. K 0.Dxt0x0 X. Nom, Geoig CHE CLU B A . POT lst EN fy T leng CEIROUP Men-iiin its Uds She Che den CI-S Week an ffl. . 1 Y ro Er lnfexe chegfcfivfgal- the acfic Sfed . lsfr 165, y hav al Sir In a y stu- e leafnekffiongplying In Cl' Wha ass! f X 'Ls S.YXXes. 0 D. Buses- Xleorki- XXeu, . Sense , X4 Y. edims, Mane, a usx , Y kxNLq0ao,E.Lo1Xixao, 5.1 M61-eo, X. X,0?teml, YK ' Kev., L. 800140, XM c yi. CoXooAskXXo, QM, e5 XA. Cowxacovo, G. a sxem, son, L. Esch Adviser: S. Seadoo, B. BeAcAsXe-4 , Y. Bevlku, B Snmd1 , ' 0. Wax Wann, 9. Q . Bon N RE ITTEE .,W EL grEe 'COM tin E! Ce . g T . PI10 Off hi and gconfrifid 15 th fle ues lft Ou fi' r' WIY r ts of ee fo F Re- lgns Corg S Vlsi m . fro ,ani Cog fOr am e m 'fs Zed cl Ths n 0 u e trance- Wn desk aftunc- the r oy, NL YI emve, G. Sobex, gwggiy, B, 'llxco9ooXos, B- 5,c , O, Yxexeci, S- is XCWXMM S- Sodl' , figbz, mu- X: O.YYauensxem,Ys 9 Csem, S. Cxccovw, S- Gfw Ou 7,3 GJ, Yebodes, C. Yao 'ascoYx, L. SGLSKYM WMV, ' 05 NK. Looglxoem. Rmv 52 5- , Ylemopv. S. Ysovle, O. DHD ' RW Ag 6. 'Kwon O- ' Xeq, YK. Senseo, O, , L. 41 ooA. 0 Leh to ps Capxxo, Y. . Bosch, B. Qomo. Yi ' six, L. OeYsose, V. 9 Brown. S. Yiexdeoti, Taken, S. NNXXQQ, YS rMc.G:egoc, Adviser. ex. Kon' 52 Y, YAC-XLX0 eo, G. Ckfm, G. Ssotxix XLBXLG Bckuon, S. . Uisasxvo. PM 'qY., 1. OCYKKKO, YA'- MQYQXX, C. Camo, 0. QMQGM Wqkwlmsoo, S, 'YaiwgXw, S- YNX5 5 CHER FUTURE TEA RICA AME QF T fo EN MPLIMSO O . - e S A C1 thgt acflvltlo ITI facuty rin ersf Scoffs take Pailich mens of denf5 A., W nd C0 5tU F,T- Os ii fthe he Pr 0 I . disfusjofesslon' - P this 0 Lei? In 8264 fora Tallern Row A C317 Ad ' 5 1 'TX I .' Jack Rowcg F y Marks, Nancye 2. Gerard Matte, Bargara Hube- azq Bruce Morgan. lik-s, Lynn rg john Sc URE NURSES PUT RICA AME QF Scott, .W ADiL22O2f130EEi35g N l g 'ne lu 5Q1'f1ff.?f:.z. 35515. 0 Zeb' lo fzg61 f Talb L , fdlz' 1 1-,yen 'OC Zuchowskilla 061610, R. jones Patron, C M A. Gala L1lvih1Y, nruccf, ' L. Slnlth, Lawrie al , . Ta lor r f Q' 0fC M Faire y. Zach I7 300- 9011 25 C G 17165, L WQIQC VQg,MB cj. mes, Q ora, ,, If C Pandlrlr, D. D y, R , A! 3014 I Mr re, G. LT Srackhouse, B. Goodri '74f'5'PC' Cl Carlso e Godfrey, Carlneen Longo, Anne anlon, Barbara Quinn, Dave D1ln1niclr, vw NP FGPUW ' . Os er e 55 A1 sc U2 , O el o no al fo owskzl . C3111 ranch, Coop Pappa . Carri dsc A n. fc C R Scblllllig GC P Von Dreg-le, S Row 3: A. Husen, f , 6 0'1' I Slfklfl-211. J Ifalmslng - G'll4 L Loclceq Mrs. Forlunaro, LIBRARY ASSISTANTS As LONG AS THERE has been a library, the assistants have been on the job helping Miss Kuntz. The waiting list proves that this organization has grown in popularity as well as in years. MEDICAL ASSISTANTS WHILE GAINING PRACTICE in medical procedures, the medical assistants help keep the clinic neat and tidy. No one wants to be sick, but these girls make it more pleasant for suffering Scotto- nians. Page Sixty-two , r is . 5 5 il 1 sive QED Cp ENROLLMCEET DRIVE TODAY RED CROSS COUNCIL THESE REPRESENTATIVES serve the Na- tional Red Cross through our school or- 'h-- ganization. Loyal Scottonians pledge their pennies-a-week, which become dollars for helping others. 0 Left zo right. rou' 1: Bruce Morgan, joan Musick, Barbara Quinn, Dave. Sam- uels. Rou' 2: Miss Burke, Advi.rer,' Carol Muench, Yvonne Ciccone, Richard Torchia, Frank DeMiro, Malcom Wright. DRAMATIC CLUB DRAMA STUDY is the chief interest of these club members. They develop this by taking trips to nearby playhouses and presenting programs for assembly. 0 Left to right, rou' 1: N. Locker, D. Baumanis, R. Orlando, P. VonDreele M. Venire, K. Cooper, E. Holey, D. Engler. Row 2: J. Grimm, S. Moran B Courtney J Godley J Benjamin P Sawyer R Barrett B Hubert Row . , . , . , . , . , . . 5: Mrs. Wortmann, Advirerg D. Raub, J. Moore, L. Werner, I. Jamison, G. Haupt, L. W ' asner, D. Krrgger, M. Aroneo, S. Slater, S. Washburn, I. Halstead, M Reese, P. Ctecca, D McLellan. USHERS COMMITTEE . 4 aff' GUESTS AT auditorium programs are seated by the girls of the Ushers group This student placement de- PHIIIDCUI HSSISIS af CVCI'1lI1g PIO- grams as well as those during school. 0 Left to right. mu l: Mary Ann Rinaldi, Cathi Dwyer, Barbara Quinn, Julia Carlson, joan Musick, Carol Hood, Susan Kroll, Marion Aiken, Barbara Ward. Rau' 2: Nancy White, Nancye Files, Connie Conrad, Carmeen Longo, Sandra Schulte, june Talbot, Nancy Pferdeort, Ingrid Ostberg. Ron 3: Carolyn Patron, , Marian Matheke, Barbara Hubert, Nola Watson, Kat'ileen Cooper, Pat Von Dreele. Page S'x'7'tb'ee ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE ALTHOUGH SMALL in number, the Attendance Committee has a giant-sized job. Working quietly and efficiently, it helps keep Scott's attendance record in order. 0 Seated: Mrs. Ramey, Advirer. Standing, left to right: Nancy Fox, Yvonne Ciccone, Mr. Miller, Advi.ref,' Linda Halstead, Susie Guettel, Martha Wilkinson. ' SUPPLY COMMITTEE FAITHFULLY KEEPING our classrooms well- stocked with needed instruction materials, these boys deserve praise for their good work since Scotts early days. GENERAL OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS ANY orrice STAFF MEMBER can tell you how valuable are its student aSSlStar1tS. 0 Left to right, rou' 1: Heinz Asmuss, Richard Wilcox, Manfred Asmuss Working in this oldest school service organ- Joe Covello, Brian Scholl. Row 2: Mhiekey Maguire, Mrs. Francke, Ad- ization, the girls enjoy helping with filing, wrer: Louis Stackhouse, N1ck D1Ttol1o. delivering notices and learning general of- fice procedure. 1 111 111' 1i Wi Q1 oLelt to rzgbl mu l M Leuthardt M Reese M Branch J Lane N White F Rinaldi A latesta D Novellino M Young Row 2 S Rentsch M Musto L Holey P Schmidt J Templeton I De Vito N Files M Fahey L Carver M Jensen S Morse C Files Mrs Francke Adtrref R014 3 Mrs Musick Adwrer Mrs Ramey Adviser P Marcantuone C Stoll J Van Houten S Schulte C Hopson D Everett J Jamison S Sontgerath N Jule E Owen Mr Miller Adwref Dr Hood Adwrer Row 4 P. Sheridan, I. Sim A. De Simone, C. Dwyer, H. Moell, L. Longo S. Somma A. Tanfleld, E. Torres, C. Muench, S. Koenig, J. Port, R. Holt. STAGE CREW MEET THE MEN behind the scenes. The Stage Crew, one of our oldest and best- known organizations, is entrusted with the job of seeing that Scott programs run smoothly and professionally. - 0 Left to right, rouf 1: Benny Chin, Gary Neis, Paul Condit, Donald Kane. Rott' 2: Douglas Morgan, Thomas Lee, Bruce Morgan, Pete Hewitt, Mike Colondrillo, Robert Berth, George Roccas. Mrs. Wort- mann, Advirer. 0 Left lo right: Bill Lorentz, Larry Eismeier, Charles Ogden, Paul Condit, Daniel Weinreich, Bob Fenner, Bob Berth, Matt Bcglger, Gary Port, john Stimson, Bob Mayr, Mr. Bohsen, A virer. VISUAL AIDS THROUGH THE YEARS, Scotts' Visual Aids Committee has efficiently operated the equipment for movies in the classroom and auditorium. 0 Left to right, mu' 11 Dick Raub, Charles Longo, Martin Olsen, William Pitt, Robert Fenner, Bill Beardsley. Rou 2: Edward Gibbons, Oiar Miller, Alden Pitt, Anne Mclntyre, john Beardsley. Tom Lee, Louis Stackhouse, Bob Berth, Alonzo Hard- man, Charley Van Beke, Mr. Claus, Advirer. AUDIO AIDS AT DANCES or programs requiring sound, this committee can be counted on to make the function a success by, providing equip- ment needed for the proper effects. ' POSTER COMMITTEE EXHIBITING sKiLLs learned in class, rhe Poster Committees creations are artful in design and successful in effect. The posters remind students of obligations and publi- ctze coming events. o Left to ngbz, rou' l: Louis Ronzo, Doug Ford, Richard Buggeln, Robert Fenner, Alonzo Hard- man Carolyn Patton, Gerald Edwards, Sue Kroll, Ken Srackhouse, janet Lensner, Bob Feder, Peter McKinney Alan Pearson, Dean McFall. Rou' 2: Lewis Speed, jim Newcombe, Jay O'Neil, Bob Berth Charley Fields, jordan McHugh, Bob Streater Norton Frazier, Louis Stackhouse, Ernest Canfield Mr. Tracy, Adviser. 0 Left to right, row 1: Stewart Roth, Dan Smer- aldo, Henry Winters, Andy Plakanis, Victor Bankowski, Rose Frazzano, Carolyn Carse, Tony Stroppa, Tom Eytel, Maureen Mills, Mickey Maguire, Bob Burger, Pat Longo, Tom Geis, Carolyn Dallery. 'ifw' o Lefz to rigbt: Andy jackson, Charles vanseke, George Roccas, Pat Noce, Dan Smeraldo, Ken Allen. CAEETERIA COMMITTEE KEEPING OUR CAFETERIA a pleasant place in which to eat keeps the Cafeteria Com- mittee busy. No lunch paper or disorderly table is overlooked by these workers. -vw!- HANGMENS CLUB S l IN SPITE or its name, hats and coats are the only victims of this club, whose members are on the job at all Scott functions :Vs 1,4-waxy, Ti. 'I fi, 4 Q L., ,J I 9 q ffl?-.2 .' 1 5 J 5 .K .. pf , -3 . 0 Y . 5. .45 .Q w Lf af: , . .Qx fl , , ,fl-. 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X Q 1 r Q1 -.'. -- A v FOOTB LL THB 1956 FOOTBALL TEAM under ns new coach Mr James Dever completed nts season wxth a record of 3 wms 5 losses and 1 tle The Scottres started off thelr season wrth a loss to an experrenced Glen Rldge team 140 but on the followmg Saturday a rejuvenated Scott eleven upset West Orange 26 13 wxth the entire startmg backfield scormg touchdowns Followrng thts game a rough and ready Dover team beat the Red and Gray 33 0 but Scott was awarded the vrctory because of an rr regularrty on Dovers part In the next game wrth Summrt leadmg at the half by 13 polnts the Scottles battled back to a tre score rn the last perrod for the second year m a row An undefeated Rahway team led by Bob Scarprtto Red and Gray 34 7 wrth Lew Speed scormg the lone Scott tally Tony De Mlro converted the extra point The Mrllers of 'Mlllburn defeated the Scottxes 12 6 on a ramy afternoon at Martens Stadium Agam Lew Page Ssxzy eight Speed scored the only touchdown for Scott At Ver ona the Hrllbrllles downed Scott 20 0 A blocked punt beat the Scarlet and Gray at Roselle Park as the Scottxes lost 13 7 On the next Saturday Scott rallned tts defenses and finlshed the season by defeatrng Llvmgston 48 6 Tony De Miro Lew Speed, Norman Frazxer Norton Frazrer and Pat Lortmer scored the touchdowns The lme also d1d a magnnficent job m openmg up large holes and creating a strong defense Thls years senlors made the drfference between the games won and lost Those senlors are Ed Bruen joe Kelleher Norton Frazrer Lew Speed and Tony De Mlro Cco captamsj Paul Henderson George Sallsbury Nell Paulsen and Mrke Calaracovo How most of the players wlll be expernenced veterans These boys mclude co captalns Ame Morell and Nor man Frazler plus jack Gxeson Pat Lorxmer Carmme De Gennero Paul Bonnet Brian Archnmbaud and Pete Avallone MR JAMES DEVER o At the begrnnrng of the 1956 football season Mr james Dever was appornted to succeed Mr james Pxcken as head football coach Mr Dever came to Scott from Brrghton Hrgh School ln Rochester New York after wxnmng the Central Western Conference Champxonshxp rn 1955 Mr Dever s flrst coachtng posrtnon was at Park Rldge New jersey m 1949 In 1951 he became the first football coach at Wayne Townshlp Hrgh School In 1952 he moved to Delmar New York where he coached the Bethlehem Hugh team From there he went to Rochester Mr Dever graduated from Collmgswood Hlgh School rn South Jersey and recelved hrs BS degree from Trenton State Teachers College He then went on to New York UHIVCISIIY where he recelved h1s masters degree He served wrth the Army durxng World War II as a platoon sergeant Mr Dever has also been an officxal for both basketball and football 1 - ' 7 I ' 1 ' a ' . - - , 5 . ' . ' l , . 5 1 . , , . . 7 . ' Q ' . , . , . 1 . - - , . . , 9 a ' ' all-state quarterback, then thoroughly whipped the ever, prospects for next year's team are bright, as - , ' ' ' 3 9 , . 7 5 . 7 , . L 3 7 R1 nd 861 Le t E SNK 406 NKXXCE Wm D Mfg '5 ED L1ffggS6g34 September September October d O obe Gu af K Cf I LQQQLLVHE gffgff OE November November November e1lK6X,S S QW Y NMA guib NKGYS' ggi NORMFQZMQ me AN 15 SCHEDULE Glen Rxdge Wes: Orange Dover Summ Mxllburn Verona Roselle Park Lxvmgston Rzgbt Tackle JACK GIESON Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Away 014 2613 , R421 AER o uyfiaf 1313 612 020 71 48 6 Iyrahf AJ SZ? TRI8! 41 62 Q, BST. R '02, Ojv 60,4 fy , YH . T . i AN 0 H C e 5 -Rfb we Q . my C' , F - QQ up 22. ....... ' .......... .... - Z 29 ........ ........ .... - e f 6 ....... , .................. .... -53 15 ........ ir .................. .... - LE S JZ f ........ Rehway ................ 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P, 35 H, Y' v ,gr ,L 5? , W, + -fi 1 fl if W-, - V-, f gy A ' ' --1 ' :mage 9 A , NM ,H . lub! ig , Aw, ,jf 'um f .- df .f BASKETBALL COMPILING A 7l1fZ3 REGULAR SEASON RECORD Coach Lyons basketball team ended the season with twelve wms and five losses Junror Pete Avallone hrgh scorer set a new smgle game record when he netted 41 pomts rn the first Madrson game Pete depended on hrs jump shot for his many pomts hrs height makes this a hard shot to block Dave Samuels was the mam rebounder on the squad He was also very effective on hrs one handed set from the corner Norton Frazrers speed and co ordination accounted for the conversion of many lay ups Jack was also the leading foul shooter on the team Tony DeMxro and Bob Taylor were the back court men Tony had an uncanny eye for passing the ball to the big men under the boards Bob had a brrllrant set shot and he also fought hard under the basket The sixth man or first substrtute was Chuck Engler sophomore who scored hrgh rn the last few games and started one game Chuck had an unusual two handed jump shot which was very effectrve The rest of the squad mcluded Ken Larsen Steve Rice Nor man Frazrer Ray DeLuca and George Charette The Scottnes had beaten Scotch Plains and Passaic Valley when they ran mto a very strong and solrd Bloomfield team who whrpped them by twenty one points One of our unexpected wms came when Roselle Park was forced to forfert rts first srx games among them was our previous loss For the second year rn a row Roselle defeated Scott by two points m an overtime The easiest vrctory was agarn agarnst Irvmgton Tech 76 40 Wrnnrng rts last four games the Scott quintet finished up nts reg ular season m a strong rush defeating Mrllburn rn a close game 60 58 to close the season Scott was seeded eighth rn the ECT but lost the first game by 48 44 against Bellevrlle For the thrrd year rn a row the Scottles advanced in the state tournament to the Group II Section II finals by beatmg Roselle Park and Madrson How ever they lost rn the last quarter to Verona 56 52 Coach Lyons w1ll lose the servrces of three of hrs starting five through graduation but a strong JV team will fill the gaps o Lell to nghr, .feared Louis Stackhouse, Manager, Jack Carroll, Pete Avallone, Tony DeMrro, Bob Taylor, Norman Frazier, Pete Hewitt, Manager Standmg, Mr Lyons, Coach, Kenny Larsen, Steve Rice, Dave Samuels, Chuckie Engler, Richard Trexler, jack Lord, Robert Srpe, Manager Page Seventy one s 9 v 1 ' 1 - ' 3 9 ' 9 s 1 - 9 , , . . . . . -. 1- - ' - ' . y ' - 1 v s ' 1 - , . . ., - a s 9 7 . 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SPRI G SPORTS 1956 BASEBALL - -. af, 0 Left to ngbt row 1 Bob Srpe JeE Grambs Row 2 Mr Lyons Coach Duncan McFarland Manager Sal Spma Tony Georges Tony DeM1ro Ralph Orlando Ken Iarscn Mrke Crew Mxke Colaxacovo Row 3 Dave Samuels Pete Avallone Bob Taylor Jxm McClarn Jack Lord George Storm Rocco Orlando Herman Bensen Mr Mrller Coach Row 4 Rxchard Torchra George Ragg Bob Stevens Bob Montague Carmme DeGennaro Barry Bushell George Charette Charles Engler Wm-1 AN 8 0 VICTORY over Roselle Park rn the last game of the season the Scott baseball team finrshed nts flrst undefeated season m the hrstory of the school Prevrous to thrs game the Scottres had won fifteen galnes ln a row Jrm McCla1n and Pete Avallone were the stars of the pltchmg staff as jrm stretched hrs wmnmg streak to 24 games ln a row and Pete mcreased hrs streak to 13 wlns wlth no losses Rocco Orlando and Sal Spma were the battmg stars Rocco had an average of 1000 for hrs first 10 tunes at bat Sal contrrbuted wrth brlllrant and speedy base runnmg whrch added the needed extra bases when they were needed Other starters were catcher Bob Taylor outfielders Tony DeM1ro and jack Lord shortstop Tony Georges and second baseman Ken Larsen Bench strength was contrlbuted by George Sto m Mlke Crew and Herman Bensen Although the Scotnes lost jxm McCla1n Rocco Orlando and Sal Spma through graduauon they anncrpate a good 1957 season SCHEDULE Cranford Glen Ridge North Arlmgton Harrlson Roselle Verona Valley Bloomfield Cranford North Arlmgton Lrvmgston Roselle Arts Roselle Park 0 0 8-0 Page Seventy three ' , ' . ' ' ................................................ 4-1 ' ' - ' ............................................ 8-0 ' ' ' .................................... 6-0 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .............................................. ..17--1 ' ' ' ' ' i ' .................................................. 7-2 ' . . ' ' .................................................. 3-2 - - - . ' - - ' Roselle Park ........................................ .. 8-0 i .................................................... 1 -2 l ............................................ 2-1 . . ' l ' ................................................ 5-2 U' ' - ' ' .................................... 74 I , ' , , ' ' .............................................. 6-1 . . . ................................................ .. 5-4 - - , - 9 ' ........................................................ 1 -3 ENNIS Tennis Schedule April East Orange Home May .... Livingston ......,..... Away May .... Kearny ........ Home May .... Bloomheld .......... Home May .... West Orange Home june East Orange . .Away june 6 .... Columbia ............ Away E zokriglg, ro? Ggarlgfe Chit? Pie Sciidr1?imersitPete Hewitt, Alan eno. ow: r. e ', ,'T ',D D l' , Stecve Rice, Richard Wetherbeellxla on Jen ms an ow mg MR. PICKEN, in his last year of coaching, along with Mr. Best, led the track team of 1956 through a successful season. Com- Tfack Schedule and SCQICS pilirllglabrecorcgs of 8 Bins and 2 losses, theVScottiesClost only to 1 urn, roup state c ampionsg erona, roup Verona 55-Ui 81 3X4 runners-up, and Dover, a strong team in Group III, by only l nusnnouuunuuunnnnynnun ' 4 iaibiiie ' 2 g'1!2:gg'U2 The team consisted primarily of juniors with the three Caldwell ' 7 9 -38 following seniors: Jonas Swenson, the mile, Tom Hughes, Belleville -20 shot put and discus, andrJimHKop1sch,LpoleSvaug. E-Iigh paint Dover ...WSG-Us-60-2X5 men or the team were om ug es, ew pee , ruce of- West Orange 78 -39 gag, Jonas Swenson, Bog Strieater, Ed Bruin, Norma:i1.Fraz1er, S it' H n 68 -49 an Pat Lorimer. Lew pee was again t e outstan ing con- uml. H t ender as he set a new record in his s cialt , the 100 ard Irvington ...... ....... 6 7 -50 Pe Y Y Glen Ridge- Madison ..... ....... 65-Us-61 s -on. dash. His time of l0 seconds broke the old record of 10:2 which was set in 1948. Tom Hughes also broke a record when he put the shot 45 feet 8 inches. Perhaps the best meet was against East Side, when the Scott cindermen almost shut the East Siders out. Scott was well represented at the State Meet at Rutgers with fifteen entrants. But a muddy track hampered the Scotties so much that Jonas Swenson was the only one to place, scoring a fifth in the Mile. Co-captains in l956 were Jonas Swenson and Tom Hughes, in 1957, Ed Bruen and Bruce Morgan. A new coach- ing arrangement, with Mr. Best as head coach and Mr. Mazzuto as assistant coach, has been initiated. o Left to right, row 1: Larry Woods, Ed Bruen, Norman Frazier, Dean McFall, Lew Speed, Jim Kopsch, Dave Zugale, Richard Knapp, Richard Raub, Ken Stackhouse. Row 2: Bob Meyers, Richard Weber, Bruce Morgan, Sal Spina, Bob Streater, Bob Bons- cher, Jonas Swenson, Pete O'Rourke, Bob Feder, Mr. Picken, Coach. Row 3: Pat Lorimer, Ernie Canfield, .Tom Herbst, jay ONeil, Ted Taylor, Jack Gieson, Joe Kelleher, Glen Powers, Jim Newcombe, Tom Hughes, Andy Jackson, Bill Cowan. GIRLS' SPORTS 1956-1957 SCo'rr CAN WELL BE PROUD of the fine reputation its girls' athletic program has earned throughout the years. Intensive planning by Mrs. Doll and enthusiastic participation by students have made this program outstand- ing. Dolly has set a high standard in sportsmanship and spirit. Her vitality and superb leadership will be sorely missed when she leaves us this year, but her girls will never forget her inspiring philosophy of sports- manship and citizenship. Although most of girls' sports are played after school, activity in the physical education department never ceases. lt is the responsibility of the Girls' Athletic Board, which consists of two members elected from each class, to plan this extensive program, including such events as the Modern Dance Tea and the Annual Awards Party. The predominant fall sport is hockey. A large representation from all classes turns out on brisk afternoons to vie with the football team for practice space, however, this handicap does not prevent the girls from com- peting both among themselves and with other school teams. Winter brings out volleyball and basketball enthusiasts. These competitive sports are refereed by mem- bers of the Olficiating Group, which meets weekly to learn the rules and regulations of the various sports. During the spring, softball and tennis are offered, with matches held at nearby Soveral Field. Throughout the year Modern Dance is also popular. Swimming held at the Orange Y.M.C.A., was recently glamorized by the addition of a water ballet group for advanced swimmers. Instruction is given in the fall and spring in swimming, diving, and lifesaving for all girls who are interested. A proposed gymnasium and athletic field should prove an added incentive for expanding the already rich sports activity schedule GIRLS' ATHLETIC BOARD Rou 2 Barbara Hubert Gail Haupt Betsy Goodrrdge LuAnn Smith Susan Shipman Betsy Underhill 0 Left to right, row 1: Eleanor DeRose, Marian lvfatheke, Carol Hood, Lois Iallusso, Martha Willdnson, Della Hartenstein Page Seventy five MODERN DANCE EVERY GIRL IS ELIGIBLE to belong to a modern dance club. Instruction is offered for beginners, terminating in auditions, with placement in various groups depending on the skill and effort of the individual. To attain Orchesis is the highest honor, for members of this group give dance demonstrations, create and develop origi- nal dances, and act as hostesses to observers. The five after-school dance groups practice diligently throughout the year and combine with the gym classes to present an annual spring concert. This concert gives the girls an opportunity to express. themselves through dance, as well as help with staging, choreography, and publicity, all of which make for a successful, well- attended concert-a tribute to the tireless direction of Mrs. Doll. BEGIN NERS AND APPRENTICE DANCE GROUPS 0 Left to right, row 1: Roslyn Flexet, Claire Longinetti, Euphrosyne Chimicles, Zara Moyer, .Barbara Husen, Marie Aroneo, Joyce McGirr, Carol Pierson, Rosemary Smith, Martha Wil- kinson, Mary Blickle, Janis Godley. Row 2: Audrey DeSimone, Geraldine Stroppa, Ann Gillen, Jacltie Kadison, Dorothy Winters, Dolores Krigger, Muriel Young, Barham Le- Gates, 'Marguerite Genova, Carol Ann Eytel, Marsha Lilly, Leona Carver, Jane Grimm, Janet Benjamin, Joan Benjamin. WORK SHOP 0 Left to right, row 1: Faith Donnelly, Peggy Sawyer, Fay Jones, Edith Stackhouse, Kathy Dyal, Evelyn Stackhouse, Carol Canfield, Pat Schmidt. Row 2: Grace Chapman, Judy Matheke, Marjorie Blum, Pat Von Dreele, Sherry Slater, Suzanne Koenig, Carole O'Connor, Carol Bern- stein. Row 3: Diana Stetz, Linda Halstead, Frances Schengrund, Susan Wuhburn, Anim Husen, Doris McLellan, Virginia Basilea, Phyllis Dascoli, Jennie Deubert, Carole Vogel, LuAnn Smith. Page Seventy-.fix PERFORMING 0 Left lo right, row 1: Joan Kalinski, Marian Matheke, Carol Clanton, Caro- lyn Hopson, Betsy Goodridge, Jane Lawrie, Jocelyn Sirkman, Gail Grober, Diane Pasqua. Row 2: Elaine Martin, Marie DeMiro, Nancy Locker, Michele Whitney, Eleanor DeRose, Marion Aiken, Lillian Rielly, Judy Templeton, Joan Jamison, Carol Lawrie, Carol Pan- dick, Marilyn Josephson, Carol Muench. ORCHESIS 0 Left lo righl, rou' I: Madeline Musto, Sue Somma, Joanne Grandinetri, Joan Musick, Beryl Hunter, Carol Hood, Miggi Fahey. Row 2: Doris Dunne, Eleanor Cameron, Sachiko Kan- zaki. Rou' 5: Anna Lisa Kaplan, Joan Attalla, Lois I.aRusso, Kathy Carrick. fgfzgg' CONCERT 0 Left zo right, row 1: Charlotte Files, Dzintra Baumanis, Sue Mullan, LuAnn Smith. Row 2: Joanne Lane, Carolyn D'Erasmo. Row 3: Julia Carlson, Ruth Holt, Jean Britton, Joy Port, Della Hartenstein, Gay Pierson, Adrienne Kaplan, Barbara Hubert, Pat Ellis, Margo Bell, Isabel Sim, Eileen Lothian, Cathi Dwyer, Angie Iacober. SWIMMI G I Lell to night, row l: Carol Muench, Marian Matheke, Anne Mclntyre, Diana Sretz, Grace Chapman, Carol Bern- stein, Joan Jamison, Dana Lim. Row 2: Suzanne Koenig, Sue Mullan, bra Moyer, Marion Aiken, Joanne Clark, Carol Roe, Par Von Dreele, Anne Hosch, Maureen McLaughlin, Berry Kane, Della Harrensrein, Doris Daly. Row 3: Jocelyn Sirkrnan, Martha Wilkinson, Florence Terregino, Anna Lisa Kaplan, Adrienne Taylor, Phyllis Dascoli, Janet Lensner, Evelyn Augustine, Isabel Sim, Nancy Locker, Jerry Srroppa, Linda Serrirella, Adrienne Kaplan. 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