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

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THE CLASS OF 1957 ft CLIFFORD SCCDTT HIGH SCHOQL East Grange, New ersc-ty IDVEJEHII THE TARTA FOREWORD ' For twenty years our school has been in existence, the physical realiza- tion of Dr. Scott's dream. During this time we have striven to build the kind of school which Dr. Scott envisioned. 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- .-

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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