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The
1973
TARTAN
VOLUME XXXIV
PUBLIC LIBRARY
EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY

TARTAN EDITORIAL STAFF
% T i13 LAYOUT EDITOR
c? O Renae Ferrara
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PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR
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Lamont Wright
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Shirley Tseng
MTERARY EDITOR
Michael Meyers
Cheryl Paynter
Yvonne Spence
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Donna Carter
Leslie Cora
Denise Melvin
Monica Perkins
Reginald Pitts
Diana Rowe
Joann Rush
Kim Smith
Wendy White
FACULTY ADVISOR
Mrs. Darrell Snyder
TARTAN BUSINESS STAFF
EDITOR
Lynn Harrison
Renae Ferrara
Valda Flowers
Laura Denton
Michael Hopson
William Marshall
Allen Morrison
Patricia Pilgrim
Wayne Poindexter
Cliff Robinson
f ’ jt Linda Stirk
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Shirley Tseng
FACULTY ADVISOR
Miss Janet Reilly
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SENIORS _______________________________ 5
ACTIVITIES ___________________________ 59
UNDERCLASSMEN ____ _____ 1___________ 87
ATHLETICS ________________________________ 107
FACULTY _ _______________________________ 133
CANDID ____________________________________ 161
Photography by
LORSTAN STUDIOS
East Orange, New Jersey
Cover by
S. K. SMITH COMPANY
New York, New York
Lithography by
RAE PUBLISHING COMPANY
Cedar Grove, New Jersey

coWZi-ioPS
MR. RANALDSON and MISS REAVES.
To the class of 1973
For three short years we have watched you grow into young men
and young women. We have seen you change greatly. You have
acquired new strengths, new energies, and new powers. You also have
learned many things. Now, it seems you are ready to leave and move
on to the next stage in education and life. We hope that your experi
ences at Clifford J. Scott High School will guide you to the things in
life that will make you happy and successful. May your memories be
pleasant ones as you go through life.
Miss Reaves and Mr. Ranaldson
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Kim Banks (Pres.), Fran Von Saspe (Treas.), Sheree Johnson
(Vice Pres.), Marilyn Ransom (Sec.).
7

CORNELIA VICTORIA
ABEL-BEY
Choreographer “Zelia”
“It is from high life high
characters are drawn.” SHIRLEY L. ABNATHYA
Narco Squad “Shirley”
"Take life easy; tomorrow is another day.”
JOHN ALFORD
Electronics Engineer “John”
“The best way out is always through."
JUANITA ARMSTRONG
Undecided “Juanita”
“Well timed silence hath more
eloquence than speech.”
HOWARD ALFORD
Business Administrator “Howard”
“So much one man can do that does
both act and know.”
RAPHAEL APA
Undecided “Raphael”
“Take life as it comes.”
8

SHARON ASHE
Undecided “Sharon”
“A winning way, a friendly smile.”
KIMBERLY BANKS
Fashion Merchandising “Kim”
“Let me tell the world.”
Secretary “Flo”
“To live, and act and serve the future.”
FLURETTE BAKER
MARIE BASKETT
Dealing with People “Ree Ree”
“The days that make us happy
make us wise.’’
PHYLLIS BATES
Undecided “Phyllis”
“It is good to lengthen to the last
a sunny mood.”
THELISA BELL
Registered Nurse “Lisa”
“A true friend is a friend forever.”
9

BARBARA BENJAMIN
Secretary “Benjy”
“One’s native charm, than
all the gloss of art.”
BETTINA A. BENSON
Sales Manager “Tina”
“Talk happiness. The world is sad enough.”
MARIE BERNAL-SILVA
Stewardess “Bernie”
“A friend thou art in deed, that helps
thy friend in time of need.”
TEREBA VENITA BERRIAN
Fashion Merchandiser “Nita”
“A sweet attractive kind of grace.”
CATHIE ANN BETTELLI
Undecided “Betts”
“A journey of a thousand miles
must begin with a single step.”
MARSHA BLOUNT
Psychologist “Marsha”
“Love truth, but pardon error."
10

THOMAS P. BONARD
Undecided
“Time ripens all things: no man
is born wise.”
Pilot “Professor Gerbils”
“A few honest men are
better than numbers." •
KEVIN L. BURT
Architect “Burt”
“I have tried so hard to do the right."
CURTIS BUTLER
Art Teacher
"This is alone Life, Joy,
Empire and Victory."
“Cowboy”
DONALD JAMES BRACKIN
Undecided “Brae”
“The great and the little have
need of one another.”
EMANUEL C. BRIDGES
JAMES EARL BROWN
Data Processing “J.B.”
“To know him is to like him.”
11

DANNY BUTLER
Undecided “Butler”
“Great men hallow a whole people, and
lift up all who live in their time.”
PRISCILLA MARY BYRNE
A Family “Priscilla”
“Patience is the key to joy; but haste
is the key to sorrow.”
NANCY L. CAIRNS
Secretary “Nance”
“Young heads are giddy, young
hearts are warm.”
SHIRLEY CALHOUN
Undecided “Shirley”
“A merry heart makes a
cheerful countenance.”
DONNA DALE CARTER
Psychologist “Don"
“Your face doth testify what
you be inwardly.”
ROSEMARIE CARUSO
Undecided “Rosemarie”
"Come sleet or come snow, we will stand
by each other however it blows."
12

LINDA A. CLARK
Medical Secretary “Linda”
"The load becomes light which
is cheerfully borne.”
CARLTON COELHO
Undecided “London”
"The good man makes others good."
PATRICIA ANN CONKLIN
To Achieve Happiness and Wisdom
“Pugee”
"Through love, through hope and faith."
LINDA CONLEY
Housewife “Chick”
“Whatever is, is right.”
PATRICIA ANN COOPER
Stenographer “Nookie”
“A good heart is worth gold.”
LESLIE CORA
Undecided “Leslie”
“One does not make friends;
one recognizes them.”
13

LINDA GAIL CORRIN
Mathematics “Mouse”
“For, Oh! eternity’s too short
to utter all thy praise.”
ANTOINETTE CORTELLACCI
Banking Career “Ski”
“Without friends no one would choose to
live even if he had all other goods.”
Kindergarten Teacher “Sherill”
“So of cheerfulness, or good temper, the
more it is spent, the more of it remains.”
NANCY DASCOLI
Lab Technician “Bozo”
"God gives every bird food, but He
does not throw it into the nest.”
PATRICE MERRITT DAVIS
Lawyer “Pixie”
“Eloquence is the child of knowledge.”
ELEANOR RUTH DAWKINS
Undecided “Ginger”
“Where inward dignity joins outward state."
SHERILL ELLEN COWAN
14

ALAN DENNIS
College “Alan”
“The soul is more powerful
than any sort of fortune.”
EDWARD DIXON
Undecided “Edward”
“There is no one luckier than he
who thinks himself so.”
EDMUND DUCHANTIER
Pilot “Frenchy”
“Where justice vindicates,
and wisdom guides.”
LORRAINE ANN DUFFY
Legal Secretary “Duff”
“Variety, the very spice of life.”
CANDACE DUNBAR
Court Reporter “Candy”
“Hope and be happy that all’s for the best."
JONATHAN DUNNEMANN
Psychologist “Red Bone”
“The true worth of man is to be measured
by the objects he pursues.”
15

ELVIRE DURAND
Nurse “Elvire”
“The smile that won’t come off."
HAROLD EUSTACHE
Undecided “Harry”
“A happy youth is content and free.”
NANCY EICK
College “Nance”
“Living life is a cheerful godliness.”
MARIE-LUNIE EUSTACHE
Undecided “Marie-Lunie”
“Friendship is love, without either
flowers or veil.”
ARCHIE B. EVANS
Criminal Lawyer “Archie”
“The soul of man is larger than the sky.”
CYNTHIA EVANS
Undecided “Cynthia”
“Kindness is the sunshine in
which virtue grows.”
16

MELANIE FAULK
Secretary “Melanie”
"We know truth, not only by the reason,
but by the heart.”
RENAE FERRARA
Undecided “Renae”
“A faithful friend is the medicine of life.’
DONNA MARIE FITZPATRICK
Junior College “Donna”
“We have been friends together in
sunshine and in the shade.”
BARRY FRANKEL
Electronics Career “Barry”
“He who is most slow in making a promise
is the most faithful in its performance.”
WILLIAM FIELDS
Undecided “William”
“No one knows what he can do
till he tries."
JOYCE ANN FREEMAN
Undecided “Joyce”
“Love is that of every woman’s heart.”
17

AUDREY LEE GEORGE
College “Audrii”
“Oh brave new world, that have
such people in it.”
NICHOLAS VINCENT
GERARDO
Lawyer “Sach”
“Good will is the mightiest practical
force in the universe.” SUSAN J. GOMMOLL
Retail Buyer “Susan”
“That which cometh from the heart
will go to the heart.”
MARCIA BULLARD GRANT
Court Reporter “Marcy”
“A friend that is more divine
than all divinities.”
DENISE GRAY
Undecided “Denise”
“The riches that are in the hearts
cannot be destroyed.”
DERRICK G. GRANT
Computer Operator “Big D”
"Our purpose good, as our
achievement great.”
18

CANDICE MARGO GREGORY
Undecided “Candy”
“A lovely lady, garmented in light
from her own beauty.”
RAYMOND A. GREGORY
Architect “Rags”
“Thoughts once awakened do not
again slumber."
BRYANT W. GRIGGS
Art “Griggsy”
‘‘He is not only merely a chip off the old
block, but of the old block itself.”
CAROL ANN HAGAN
Medical Assistant “Hag”
“Independence, like honor, is a
rocky island without a beach.”
JUDY S. HALLOREN •
Lab Technician “Judy”
“Wear a smile and have friends;
wear a scowl and have wrinkles.”
GARY HARDCASTLE
Undecided “Gary”
“Instruction ends in the schoolroom,
but education ends only with life."
19

COLEMAN HARRISON, JR.
Undecided “Coleman”
“The joy of life is living it
or so it seems to me.
LYNN SUSAN HARRISON
Special Education Teacher “Harry”
“Action is the proper fruit of knowledge.”
TUJUANA HARTFIELD
Undecided “Tujuana”
“Those who know when they have enough
are rich.”
SHARON DIANE HATTEN
Executive Secretary “Di”
“There is no beauty like the beauty
of the mind.”
GLENN HARDCASTLE
Undecided “Glenn”
“Efficiency: the ability to do a job well,
plus the desire to do it better."
RUSSELL ANTHONY HAYNES
Biologist “T. L.”
“Push on — Keep moving."
20

JAMES HEFFERON
College “Tim”
“In thy face I see, the map of honor,
truth and loyalty."
JANET HENRY
Undecided “Janet”
“Look for a thing till you find it and
you’ll not lose your labor.’’
ERNEST HITE
Public Accountant “Bubba”-
“No bird soars too high if he soars
with his own wings."
BARBARA JACKSON
Accountant “Barbara”
“What is beautiful is moral, that is
YVONNE EVETTE HOLLAND M there “ to iU” BENJAMIN DAVID JACKSON
Fashion Coordinator “Yvonne” Lawyer “Benje”
“To know her is to like her.” “Should all be done by the rule?”
21

MARY LEE JACKSON
Elementary Education “Mary”
“Truth looks freshest in the fashion
of the day.”
NAOMI JACKSON
Marine Biology “Na”
“Life is a pure flame, and we live
by an invisible sun.”
INDIA JOHNSON
JAMES C. JOHNSON
Journalist “Jimmy”
“Character is a man’s guiding destiny.”
JERYL ANN JOHNSON
College “Jeri”
‘‘Peace is happiness digested.”
SHEREE LYNNE JOHNSON
Pediatrician “Sheree”
“People say that life is the thing.
I agree, 1 live it.”
Modeling, Fashion Merchandising “Shug”
“Kindness is wisdom."
22

KAREN JONES
Undecided “Karen”
"He is well paid that is well satisfied.”
ANTHONY JULIANO, JR.
Undecided “Jule”
Men of great ability are generally
of a vigorous animal nature.”
DARRYL E. KEE
Athlete “Moose”
“There is no one luckier than he
who thinks himself so.”
ROBERT JOHN KIRBAS
Engineering “Bobby”
“Great men are rarely isolated mountain
peaks; they are summits of ranges."
MARYANN B. KUHN
Radiology “Mare”
“Memory is the treasury and guardian
of all things."
SUSAN MARY KURRY
Secretary “Susan”
“The way to have a friend is to
be one worth knowing.”
23

DARRELL DWAYNE LAW
Sports “Darrell”
“Not a sinner nor a saint perhaps, but well
just the very best of chaps.”
DELBERT GEORGE LEE
College “Chink”
“Wit and wisdom are born with a man.”
DIANE LEVA
Nurse “Dee”
“Life is but a day.”
JOHN FRANCIS LEWANDOWSKI
Lawyer “Big Lou”
“Nothing is impossible to a valiant heart.”
RONALD LEWIS
Undecided “Ronald”
“He saith little that loveth much.”
SONJA EVANS LEWIS
Psychologist “Sonja”
“The daintiest last to make the end
most sweet.”
24

JOHN LIVETT
Undecided “John”
The more a man knows,
the more he forgives.”
JAMES LOWERY
Accountant “Van”
"Enough work to do, but a strength
to do the work.”
DARYL A. MAJETTE
Undecided “Daryl”
“To love truth for truth’s sake is the prin
cipal part of human perfection in this
world . . . ”
LAWRENCE A. MANFRE, JR.
Science Research “Larry”
"By the work one knows the workman."
GLORIA V. MAYE
Speech Therapist “Gloria”
“If you would be loved, love.”
DIANE MAZYCK
Undecided “Diane”
“I have a heart with room for every joy.”
25

DOROTHY McGOWAN
Nurse “Dorothy’
“I have once been acquainted
with the stars.”
MICHAEL L. A. McHUGH
University “Limey and Spock”
“The future is not in the hands of fate,
but in ours."
JOHN McKENNA
All “Macamcnigh”
“The force of his own merit
makes his way.”
JUANITA DENISE MELVIN
Architect “Muscles”
“Must share it—happiness
was born a twin."
MICHAEL T. MEYERS
Speech Therapist “Mike”
“The best portion of a good man’s life—
His little nameless, unremembered, acts of
kindness and of love."
ELAINE MIHAL
Undecided “Elaine”
“No language, but the language
of the heart."
26

JULORA MURRAY
Nursing “Julora”
“I only ask to be free as
the butterflies are free.”
JAMES MULLER
Art Teacher “Jim”
“It isn’t how long we live, but how.”
JOHN MYERS
“The future belongs to him who
knows how to wait.”
DIANE MURRAY
Fashion Merchandiser “Diane”
“The only way to have a friend
is to be one."
DESMOND NEILSON
Electronics “Desmond”
“/ think, therefore I am.”
MARGARET ALBERTA MININO
Nursing “Margaret”
“Little friend of all the world.”
27

KATHLEEN M. NELSON
Legal Secretary “Kathy”
“Cute personality, full of rascality.”
WENDELL NOEL
Undecided “Wendell”
“When one door shuts another opens.”
NICHOLAS A. NOLAN, III
Undecided “Stick”
“A man there was and they called him
mad; the more he gave the more he had."
ALEX ROBERT OBERHACK
Aerodynamics “Big Al”
“It is in men as in soils, where sometimes
there is a vein of gold which the owner
knows not of.”
JAMES ANDREW O’NEILL
Undecided “Jim”
“The reward of a thing well done,
is to have done it.”
PAULETTE MARIA OSTROMAN
Secretary “Paulette”
“Those who know when they have
enough are rich."
28

RICHARD PAT PATTERSON
Undecided “Pat”
“The greater man, the greater courtesy.”
JANET PATTON
Undecided “Janet”
"If you wish your merit to be known,
acknowledge that of other people."
MARVIN PATTON
Undecided “Marvin”
"Little strokes fell great oaks.”
MONICA CELESTE PERKIi
Pediatrician-Medical Technologist
“Cele.
CHERYL LaVERNE PAYNTER
Secretary “Cheryl”
“Ambition, like a torrent,
never looks back.”
“True happiness consists not in the mi
tudes of friends, but in the worth >
choice.”

YVONNE M. PIZARROZ
Theater “Squeaky!”
“Smile and the world smiles with you.”
GLENDA L. PORTER
Court Stenographer “Glenda”
"Always pleasant, always kind
always quiet and refined.”
GLENN L. PORTER
Electronics “Glenn”
“Ye are the light of the world, for his heart
is like the sea, ever brave and free.”
LARRY POWELL
Vlusic Major “Little & Peanut”
“Music is feeling, then, not sound.”
KARLA PURCELL
Clerk or Computer Operator “Brandy”
“Words are the voice of the heart.”

ANDREA LINELL RANDOLPH
Court Stenographer “Peaches”
"Love spends his all, and still hath store.”
GREGORY WILLIAM REEVES
Law “Gregory”
“Few things are impossible
to diligence and skill.”
KENNETH RITTER
Undecided “Kenneth”
“From little spark may burst
a mighty flame.”
JOANNE LYNN ROCHEDIEU
Medical Technologist “Jody”
“Wealth is not hers who has it, but
hers who enjoys it.”
RACHELL JOY ROLLINS
Undecided “Shelly”
“Friendship is love without his wings.”
MARILYN JOY RANSOM
Actuary “Marilyn”
“The smallest good deed is better than
the grandest good intentions."
31

SOPHIA L. ROSARIO
Fashion Merchandise “Sofie”
"All nature wears one universal smile.”
JOANNE ROTH
Nurse “Joanne”
“Most people are as happy as they
make up their minds to be.”
DIANA ROWE
Lawyer “Dee Dee”
“Patience makes women beautiful
in ways of all.”
CHERYL LYNN RUFFNER
Undecided “Fluff”
“Love is ever the beginning of knowledge,
as fire is of light.”
MARIA RULLO
College “Maria”
“Good words are worth much
and cost little.”
NEIL DAVID RUSH
Undecided “Cowboy”
"There are two good things in life, free
dom of thought and freedom of action.”
32

ALICIA SANDERS
Dental Assistant “Red”
“Her ways are ways of pleasantness.”
WILLIAM SCHWARTZ
Undecided “William”
“The more a man knows, the more
he forgives."
VICKIE SEYMOUR
Undecided “Vickie”
“A good laugh is sunshine in a house.”
LEON SHEARD
Computer Programmer or Artist “Cris”
“Second thoughts they say are best.”
DALE SILVERTOOTH
Undecided “Dale”
“A gentleman by nature a scholar
by education.”
KAREN LOUISE SIMON
Undecided “Karen”
“A merry heart makes a
cheerful countenance.”
33

CAROL SLAUGHTER
Undecided “Carol”
“Our bodies are our gardens, to which
our wills are gardeners.”
FRANK SLOAN
Undecided “Frank”
“Men carry their superiority inside,
animals outside.”
JOHN SLOAN
“He is happiest, be he king or peasant,
who finds peace in his home.”
JEFFREY S. SMITH
Insurance Salesman “Egga-Begga”
“Life fulfilled lived to clutch
the golden keys.”
JOYCE MARIE SMITH
Psychology “Joyce”
“Short, petite and ever so sweet.”
KIMBERLY GENE SMITH
Nurse “Kim”
"The sweetest soul that ever looked
with human eyes.”
34

MARGARET MARIE SMITH
Nurse “Mag”
“Be ashamed to die until you have
won some victory for humanity.”
KEVIN SMYRE
Undecided “Kevin”
“He who prizes little things
is worthy of great ones."
GREGORY STEVENS
Lawyer “Greg”
"In the field of observation, chance favors
only the prepared mind."
MICHAEL STROPPA
Doctor “Mike”
“Hard work breeds success.”
CARY STUCK
Undecided “Cary”
“How far that little candle throws his
beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty
world.”
YVONNE SPENCE
Pediatrician “Sparky”
‘‘She that is of a merry heart
hath a continual feast.”
35

CATHLEEN TAYLOR
Undecided “Cathleen”
“Kindness is the golden chain by which
society is bound together.”
DONNA MARIE TAYLOR
Legal Secretary “Donna”
“Charm strikes the sight, but
merit wins the soul."
KAREN E. TAYLOR
College “Kenya”
“The laughter of man is the
contentment of God.”
KIM TAYLOR
Undecided “Kim”
“The business of life is to go forward.”
TED TELLEFSEN
Teacher “Brother”
“All his faults are such that one loves him
still better for them.”
GREGORY THOMAS
Undecided “Ponkey”
“A learned man has always
riches in himself.”
36

PRIMACTUS THOMAS
Undecided “Primactus”
“Whatever happens at all, happens
as it should."
MICHAEL THOMPSON
ANTHONY THORBOURNE
Lawyer “T-Bird”
“For the good are always merry."
Undecided “Michael”
"Everything has its beauty but
not everyone sees it.”
SHIRLEY TSENG
Economist “Shirley”
“A ll things are slaves to intelligence.”
EARL TILLMAN
Undecided “Earl”
"He is well paid that is well satisfied.”
GWENDOLYN SHVONNE
TURNER
Sociologist “Gin”
"We know nothing of tomorrow, our
business is to be good and happy today.”
37

MARCIA URLING
Medical Technology or Music “Marci”
"My heart is warm with
the friends 1 make.”
SUSAN DIANNE VAN LEUVEN
Pre-school teacher “Sue”
“No act of kindness, no matter how small,
is ever wasted.”
SOPHOCLES VASILIOU
College “Butch”
“Win without boasting,
lose without excuse.”
CHRISTELL VAUGHT
Professional Model and “Poco”
Fashion Merchandising
“What is love? ’Tis nature’s treasure,
’tis the storehouse of her joys.” PAMELA VAUGHT
Fashion Merchandising “Bam-Bam”
“’Tis nice to be natural when
you’re naturally nice.”
JOHN VELELLA
Mechanical Engineer “John”
“Wisdom outweighs any wealth.”
38

FRANZISKA M ARY VON SASPE
Psychologist “Fran”
“Heaven lies about us in our infancy.’’
CATHY ANNE VERSPRILL
Medical Secretary “Cathy”
"Hold fast your dreams within your heart.
Keep one still secret spot where dreams
may go."
CHARLES W ALKER
Undecided “Chuck”
“What wisdom can you find, that
is better than kindness.’’
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THURSTON JE F F W ALLER
Doctor Booker T.”
"For I have been a man, and that means
to have been a fighter.”
JEROME W ALKER
Undecided “Jerry”
“Hide not your talents, for use they were
made; what’s a sundial in the shade?”
LU CILLE W ALKER
Undecided “Lucille”
“Everywhere in life the true question is,
not what we have gained, but what we do.”
39

YVONNE W ARD
Undecided “Yvonne”
“That day is lost on which one
has not laughed.”
W ENDY ROBIN W HITE
Home Economist “Wendy”
“Rather than love, than money,
than fame, give me truth.”
DONNA W HITLEY
Undecided “Donna”
“Kindness is the golden chain by which
society is bound together."
JA CQ U ELIN E SHARON
W ILLIAM S
Registered Nurse “Jackie”
“A pleasing personality, a winning smile.”
D O RO TH Y A. W HYTE
English and Art Major “Dorothy”
“True be her words, her word,
and friends."
D ANIEL W. W ILLIAM S
Mechanic “San”
“This man will not merely endure,
he will prevail.”
40

JOAN PATRICIA W ILLIAM S
Fashion “Joan”
“No sky is heavy if the heart
lack being light.”
K EITH RUSSELL WILSON
Veterinarian “Russ”
“The man worthwhile is the man with a
smile when everything goes wrong.”
BARBARA ANNE W RIG H T
Executive Secretary “Bunnie”
“The gentle mind by gentle
deeds is known.”
G REG O RY EDW ARD W RIGHT
Professional Tennis Player “Greg”
“Nothing great was ever achieved
without enthusiasm."
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SANDRA GRACE WILSON
Receptionist “Sandy”
“Let us be merry while we are young.”
KAREN ELSIE W RIGH T
Doctor “Karen”
“Surprised by joy— impatient as the wind.”
41

ROOSEVELT LAM ONT
W RIGHT, JR.
Medicine or Law “Lamont”
“We know nothing of tomorrow. Our
business is to be good and happy today.”
YOLANDA ELLEN W RIG HT
Nursing “Ya”
“I live not in myself, but I become a
portion of that around me, and to me.”
GW ENDOLYN YARBOROUGH
Undecided “Gwendolyn”
“A rose has but a summer reign;
the daisy never dies.”
H UM BERTO ALVAREZ
Undecided “Hunberto”
“He saith little that loveth much."
KAREN M ICH ELL GIVENS
Work for Airlines “Karen”
“As true as I live."
GREGORY JACKSON
Undecided “Gregory”
"Everything has its beauty but
not everyone sees it."
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SENIORS NOT PICTURED
CORNELIA VICTORIA ABEL-BEY:
Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 4 (Co-Capt.
4); Modern Dance 1-4; Talent Show
1-4; F.B.L.A. 1, 2; Cafeteria Comm. 1.
SHIRLEY L. ABNATHYA
HOWARD ALFORD
JOHN ALFORD: Varsity Football 4;
Intramural Basketball 3, 4.
RAPHAEL APA
JUANITA ARMSTRONG
SHARON ASHE
FLURETTE BAKER; Glee Club 1-4.
KIMBERLY BANKS: Student Council
1-3; Class Officer 1, 4 (Sec. 1, Pres.
4) Bagpipe 2-4 (Page Editor, Editorial
Board); B.S.U. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2;
L.I.N.C. 2; Future Phys. 2; Future
Nurses 1, 2; Black Heritage 2; National
Thespian Society 4; Medical Ass’t. 3;
Cafeteria Comm. 4; Booster Club 3, 4;
Modem Dance 2-4; Office Ass’t. 1-4;
Glee Club 1; Girls’ Volleyball 1; Re
ception Comm. 2; Highland Players 3.
MARIE BASKETT
PHYLIIS BATES
How do you build an invisible house?
EDWARD AGUILAR
MICHAEL BLACKWELL
FRANK CARTER
DIANE LAUREN CLARK
ALPHONSE CRAWFORD
DEBRA DAVIS
PAMELA C. DAVIS
DANIEL DONNELLY
HENRY ERVING
EDWARD JANZ
KEITH JENKINS
ANTHONY MARRA
ERIC MINGO
MATHEW MOORE
JOHN O’BRIEN
LESTER PETTY
RONALD RADSNIAK
OLIVER RAMOS
DAVID J. RICE
RICHARD RICE ROBINSON
ROBERT SANZONE
JOHN SCHAKE
GRADY SMALLWOOD
TERRENCE STEVENS
WANDA STEPHENS
PENNIE THOMAS
THOMAS WILLIAMS
CLARENCE WYLIE
THELISA BELL: Modem Dance 1-4
Student Council 2; Future Nurses 1-4
Black Heritage 2; Medical Ass’t. 2-4
Office Ass’t. 2-4.
BARBARA BENJAMIN: Booster Club
4; B.S.U. 3.
BETTINA BENSON: Canteen Board
1-4; D.E.C.A. 3, 4; Ecology Club 4;
Drug In-Service Program 1.
TEREBA VENITA BERRIAN: Booster
Club 1, 2; D.E.C.A. 3, 4; Black Heri
tage 1, 2.
CATHIE ANN BETTELLI: Office Ass’t.
1-3; Future Nurses’ Club 1-4; D.E.C.A.
3, 4; Medical Ass’t. 1, 2; Spanish Club
2; Ecology Club 4.
MARSHA BLOUNT: Black Heritage
Club 2; Booster Club 4; Glee Club 1-4.
MARIE BERNAL-SILVA: Twirling 2-4
(Co-Capt. 4); Student Council alter
nate 2; Glee Club 2-4; Modem Dance
2; Canteen Board 3, 4.
THOMAS P. BONARD: Varsity Base
ball 2-4; Varsity Football 4; J.V.
Baseball 1; J.V. Football 1; J.V. Soc
cer 2; Bagpipe 3, 4 (Sports Editor).
DONALD JAMES BRACKIN: Varsity
Baseball 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Intramu
ral Basketball 3, 4.
EMANUEL C. BRIDGES: Cross Coun
try Track 4; Outdoor Track and
Field 4.
JAMES EARL BROWN: Glee Club 1.
KEVIN L. BURT: Bagpipe 3 (Sports
Reporter); Student Council Represen
tative 3; Band 1, 2; Dance Band 2, 3;
Basketball Manager 2; Basketball Stats.
4; J.V. Football 2; Weightlifting 2-4;
Intramural Basketball 4.
CURTIS BUTLER: Varsity Baseball 4;
J.V. Football 1; J.V. Baseball 2.

Muscles?
LINDA GAIL CORRIN: Drill Team
3-4; Swimming 1; Modern Dance 1, 2;
Highland Players 1-4; Latin Club 1;
Thistle Staff 2; Ski Club 2; Black Heri
tage Club 2; B.S.U. 3; L.I.N.C. 2;
Honor Society 3, 4; Booster Club 2;
Cafeteria Comm. 2; Glee Club 1, 2;
Student Council Representative 3.
ANTOINETTE CORTELLACCI: Can
teen Bd. 1-4; Future Nurses’ Club 1-4;
Ecology Club 4; D.E.C.A. Club 4
(Pres.); Spanish Club 1; Medical Ass’t.
1-4.
SHERILL ELLEN COWAN: Drill Team
3, 4; Glee Club 1; Booster Club 4.
NANCY DASCOLI: Office Ass’t. 1-4;
Canteen Bd. 2-4; F.B.L.A. Club 2;
Girls’ Basketball 1.
DANNY BUTLER: Varsity Track 2-4;
Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Foot
ball 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Band 2;
Glee Club 3, 4.
PRISCILLA MARY BYRNE: D.E.C.A.
Club 3, 4.
NANCY L . CAIRNS: Twirling 2-4
(Capt. 4); Girls’ Softball 3; Student
Council Executive Bd. 2; Canteen Bd.
1-4; Glee Club 1, 2; Modern Dance
1-4; Office Ass’t. 1-3; Nurse’s Ass’t. 1.
LINDA CONLEY: F.B.L.A. 1, 2; Black
Heritage Club 3, 4; Modem Dance
3,4.
PATRICIA ANN COOPER: Charm
Chorus 2, 3; Modem Dance 1, 2.
LESLIE CORA: Table Tennis 1, 4; Girls’
Basketball 1, 4; Girls’ Softball 1-4;
Future Nurses’ and Phys. Club 2-4;
Thistle 3, 4; Tartan Bd. 4; Canteen
Bd. 1-4.
PAMELA C. DAVIS: Black Heritage
Club 1-3; F.B.L.A. Club 1-3.
PATRICE MERRITT DAVIS: Band 2,
4; Wind Ensemble 2; Student Council
Representative 1-3; Bagpipe 1-4 (Edi
tor 3, Business Manager 4); National
Thespians 1-4; Highland Players 1-4;
Black Heritage Club 2; B.S.U. 3, 4
(Chairman 4); Library Council 1, 2;
Medical Ass’t. 2, 3; Cafeteria Comm.
1,2; Corridor Aides 2; National Honor
Society 3, 4; French Club 2-4; Latin
Club 2; Stage Crew 1-4; Light Crew
1-4; Audio Crew 1, 2; L.I.N.C. 2.
SHIRLEY CALHOUN
DONNA DALE CARTER: Drill Team
3-4 (Drill Team Squad Leader 4);
Modern Dance 1; Glee Club 1-4; Span
ish Club 1; Black Heritage 2; Ski Club
2; Booster 2; Cafeteria Comm. 2; Tar
tan Board 4; Student Council Repre
sentative 1-3; Class Officer 1, 2 (Pres.
1, 2).
ELEANOR RUTH DAWKINS: French
Club 3, 4; Booster Club 4; Light
Crew 4.
ALAN DENNIS: Varsity Football 1, 4;
Varsity Track 4; Intramural Basketball
2-4.
ROSEMARIE CARUSO
DAN DONNELLY
DIANE LAUREN CLARK
EDMUND DUCHANTIER: Varsity
Football 2, 3; Intramural Soccer 3;
Intramural Basketball 2.
LINDA A. CLARK: Glee Club 1; Black
Heritage Club 1; Ecology Club 4; Fash
ion Board 3, 4; Usherettes’ Club 3, 4.
CARLTON COELHO: Varsity Soccer
3, 4; Intramural Soccer 3.
LORRAINE ANN DUFFY: Color
Guard 1-4 (Capt. 4); Girls’ Softball 3;
Girls’ Volleyball 1; Student Council
Representative 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Can
teen Bd. 1-3 (Vice Pres. 3); Ski Club 2.
PATRICIA ANN CONKLIN: Glee Club
1-4.
CANDACE DUNBAR: Student Council
Representative 4.
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This suspension paper should fix him for
while!

/ didn’t do it! Honest.
JONATHAN DUNNEMANN: Varsity
Basketball 2-4; Varsity Football 4; Var
sity Track 4; Weightlifting 2-4; Bag
pipe 2-4 (Editor-in-Chief 3, 4); B.S.U.
3,4; Student Bd. 3, 4.
ELVIRE DURAND
NANCY EICK: Color Guard 1-4 (Co-
Capt. 4); Girls’ Softball 3; Student
Council Representative 1, 4; Canteen
Bd. 1-4 (Treas. 3); Ski Club 2; Mod
ern Dance 1-4; Office Ass’t. 1, 2, 4.
HENRY ERVING: L.I.N.C. 2.
HAROLD EUSTACHE
MARIE LUNIE EUSTACHE
ARCHIE B. EVANS: Varsity Basketball
Manager 3; J.V. Basketball Manager
2; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Bagpipe
E>eliverer 3, 4; Black Heritage Club
2-4.
CYNTHIA EVANS
MELANIE FAULK
RENAE FERRARA: Attendance Comm.
3, 4; French Club 2-4; Great Books
Club 2; International Relations Club
1-4; Office Ass’t. 4; Tartan Board 2-4;
Thistle 2-4.
WILLIAM FIELDS
DONNA MARIE FITZPATRICK: Glee
Club 1; Spanish Club 3.
SUSAN J. GOMMOLL: Glee Club 1-4
International Relations 1; Spanish Club
1-3; Band 1, 2; Charm Chorus 2-4:
Ecology Club 4; Future Nurses 2; Of
fice Ass’t. 3, 4; Canteen Board 2, 3
Modern Dance 1.
DERRICK G. GRANT: J.V. Football 2;
J.V. Track 2; Basketball 1-4; Bowling
1-4; Glee Club 2-4; Senior Supply
Boy 4.
BARRY FRANKEL
JOYCE ANN FREEMAN: Booster
Club 4; Black Heritage Club 1; Mod
ern Dance 3; Ecology 4.
AUDREY LEE GEORGE: Cheerleader
1-4 (Capt. 4); Student Council Repre
sentative 1, 2; Glee Club 1-4; Thistle
Staff 3, 4; Canteen Board 2, 3; Na
tional Honor Society 3, 4; Charm Cho
rus 2-4; Attendance Comm. 3, 4; Mod
em Dance 1, 2.
NICHOLAS VINCENT GERARDO:
Varsity Football 1, 2; Varsity Baseball
2-4; J.V. Basketball 1; J.V. Baseball 1.
KAREN MICHELL GIVENS
MARCIA BULLARD GRANT: Future
Nurses’ Club 2, 3; Future Physicians’
Club 3; Modem Dance 3, 4.
DENISE GRAY
CANDICE MARGO GREGORY: Drill
Team 1; Booster 1; Glee Club 1-4.
RAYMOND A. GREGORY: Intramural
Basketball 1, 3, 4.
BRYANT W. GRIGGS: Varsity Foot
ball 3, 4; J.V. Football 1, 2; Weight
lifting 1-4; Bagpipe 3, 4; Cafeteria 3.
CAROL ANN HAGAN: D.E.C.A. 3, 4
(Sec. 4); Office Ass’t. 3.
This ruler must be scaled
in Chinese.
45

JUDY S. HALLOREN: Glee Club 3, 4;
Charm Chorus 4.
GARY HARDCASTLE
JANET HENRY
ERNEST HITE: Varsity Basketball 3, 4;
Intramural Football 3, 4; Cafeteria
Comm. 3, 4.
GLENN HARDCASTLE
COLEMAN HARRISON, JR.: Varsity
Soccer 1-3; J.V. Track 2, 3; Intramu
ral Soccer 1-3.
LYNN SUSAN HARRISON: Tartan
Business Staff 3, 4 (Business Editor 4);
Latin Club 1; Glee Club 1-4; Charm
Chorus 2; Modern Dance 1; Stage
Crew 3, 4.
TUJUANA HARTFIELD
SHARON DIANE HATTEN: Glee Club
1-3.
RUSSELL ANTHONY HAYNES: Var
sity Baseball 4; J.V. Football 1, 2;
J.V. Track 1-3; Intramural Basketball
1-3; National Thespians 4; Science
Club 4; Ecology Club 4.
JAMES HEFFERON: Varsity Track 4;
Varsity Baseball 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 2;
J.V. Baseball 2; Student Council Rep
resentative 4; Glee Club 2, 3.
YVONNE EVETTE HOLLAND: Drill
Team 1-4 (Capt. 4); Orchesis Dance
Group 3, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2; Spanish Club
1, 2.
BARBARA JACKSON: Glee Club 1, 2;
Latin Club 1.
BENJAMIN DAVID JACKSON: Intra
mural Basketball 2, 4; Band 1.
MARY LEE JACKSON
NAOMI JACKSON
KEITH JENKINS: Varsity Football 1;
Intramural Basketball 1-4.
1
INDIA JOHNSON: F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Ush
erette 2-4; Black Heritage Club 2.
JAMES C. JOHNSON: J.V. Football 1,
2; Bagpipe Editorial Board 2-4; Spanish
3; French 1, 2.
JERYL ANN JOHNSON
SHEREE LYNNE JOHNSON: Booster
Club 2, 4; Black Heritage Club 1, 2;
Freshman Dance Group 1; Modem
Dance 2, 4; Ecology Club 4; Jr. Fash
ion Board 4; French Club 3-4; Junior
Executive Board 3.
KAREN JONES
ANTHONY JULIANO, JR.: Varsity
Football 2-4; Wrestling 3, 4; Glee Club
1, 2; Cafeteria Comm. 4; Intramural
Football 1.
DARRYL E. KEE: Varsity Football 4;
Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Intramural
Basketball 3, 4.
ROBERT JOHN KIRBAS: Varsity Foot
ball 2-4; Varsity Baseball 2-4; J.V. Bas
ketball 1, 2; Bagpipe 3, 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 1;
Dance Band 1, 2; J.V. Baseball; J.V.
Football 1.
Two more drops of nitroglycerin should do!
MARYANN B. KUHN: Glee Club 1-4;
International Relations Club 1; Band
1, 2; Charm Chorus 2-4; Office Ass’t.
1-4; Nurse’s Ass’t. 1.
SUSAN MARY KURRY: Glee Club 1,
2; Office Ass’t. 1.
DARRELL DWAYNE LAW: Varsity
Football 2-4; Varsity Baseball 4; Intra
mural Basketball 2-4; J.V. Baseball 2.
DELBERT GEORGE LEE: Varsity Soc
cer 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; National
Honor Society 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 1, 2.
DIANE LEVA: Glee Club 1; Future
Nurses’Club 4; D.E.C.A. 4.
JOHN FRANCIS LEWANDOWSKI
RONALD LEWIS
SONJA EVANS LEWIS: International
Relations Club 1; Spanish Club 1;
Ooh, look at that!

Hard at work.
JULORA MURRAY: Future Nurses’
Club 1-4; Future Phys. Club 1; Span
ish Club 4; Black Heritage Club 1, 2.
JOHN MYERS
DESMOND NEILSON: Audio-Visual
Aids 1-4.
KATHLEEN M. NELSON: Cheerleader
2, 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Student
Council Representative 1; Canteen
Board 4 (Vice Pres. 3).
WENDELL NOEL
NICHOLAS A. NOLAN, III: Varsity
Football 2; Varsity Baseball 2-4; Intramu
ral Soccer 3; Student Council Repre
sentative 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2.
ALEX ROBERT OBERHACK: Varsity
Tennis 3, 4; Latin Club 1; National
Honor Society 3, 4.
JOHN O’BRIEN: Tartan Board 2.
No! No! cat is spelled c-a-t!
MICHAEL L. A. McHUGH: Bagpipe
1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Inter
national Relations Club 4; Varsity Soc
cer 1-4; Intramural Soccer 3.
JOHN McKENNA: Varsity Soccer 3, 4;
Band 1; J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Intramural
Soccer 1,3.
JUANITA DENISE MELVIN: F.B.L.A.
2, 4; Tartan Bd. 4; B.S.U. 3, 4; Ecol
ogy Club 4; Booster Club 2-4; Black
Heritage Club 1,2.
MICHAEL T. MEYERS: J.V. Football
1; Student Council Representative 1-4;
Bagpipe Business Staff 1, 3 (Mgr. 3);
Tartan Business Staff 3; Glee Club 1-4;
Scottsmen 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Inter
national Relations Club 3; Cafeteria
Comm. 1, 2; Tartan Ed. Bd. 4.
ELAINE MIHAL: Ecology Club 4.
MARGARET ALBERTA MININO:
Glee Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Of
fice Ass’t. 1, 4; Modern Dance 1, 4;
Nurse’s Ass’t. 2.
MATHEW MOORE: Intramural Basket
ball 1, 2.
JIM MULLER: Bowling 1: Library
Council 1, 2.
DIANE MURRAY
Black Heritage Club 2; Glee Club 3-4;
Office Ass’t. 1-4.
JOHN LIVETT
JAMES LOWERY: Varsity Football 4;
D.E.C.A. 4; Cafeteria Comm. 4.
DARYL A. MAJETTE
LAWRENCE A. MANFRE, JR.: Var
sity Soccer 2; J.V. Baseball 1; J.V.
Football.
GLORIA V. MAYE: Glee Club 1, 2
Office Ass’t. 3; French Club 3, 4
Usherettes 3, 4; Fashion Board 3, 4
Ecology Club 4 (Treas.).
DIANE MAZYCK: Future Phys. 1-4
(Pres. 2, 4; Black Heritage 1; Future
Nurses 1-4; Medical Ass’t. 1-4.
DOROTHY McGOWAN: Glee Club 1;
Future Physicians’ Club 1.

LESLIE BERNICE PORTER
LARRY POWELL: Bowling 1, 2;
F.B.L.A. 1-3; Glee Club 1-4; Thespian
Society 3, 4.
KARLA PURCELL; Booster Club 4;
Black Heritage Club 2; Student Coun
cil Representative 3; B.S.U. 4.
RONNIE RADSNIAK
ANDREA LINELL RANDOLPH
MARILYN JOY RANSOM: Twirler
1-4 (Co-Capt. 4); Cafeteria Comm. 3;
Modern Dance 2-4; Student Council
Representative 3, 4; Student Booster
Club 2-4; Band 1-4; Woodwind En
semble 2; Black Heritage Club 2.
GREGORY WILLIAM REEVES: Var
sity Football 2-4; Varsity Basketball
1-3; Varsity Track 3, 4; Bagpipe 2-4;
J.V. Basketball I, 2.
DAVID J. RICE: J.V. Soccer 2, 3; Stu
dent Council Representative 4.
Oh! I’m so embarrassed! RICHARD RICE ROBINSON: Intramu
ral Basketball 4.
JAMES ANDREW O’NEILL: Varsity
Soccer 4; Varsity Football Manager 3;
Intramural Soccer 1, 2; Bowling 1-4.
PAULETTE MARIA OSTROMAN: Fu
ture Nurses 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Medi
cal Ass’t. 2-4.
MONICA CELESTE PERKINS: Bowl
ing 1, 2; Skating 1, 2; Girls’ Volleyball
1, 2; Tartan Ex. Bd. 4; Black Heritage
Club 1, 2; B.S.U. 3, 4; Booster Club
4; Future Phys. Club 1-4; Homeroom
Chairman 4; Student Council Repre
sentative 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Charm
Chorus 3, 4; Glee Club 1-4; Ecology
Club 4; L.I.N.C. 2.
JOANNE LYNN ROCHEDIEU: Office
Ass’t. 1-4; Senior Office Ass’t. 4.
Ah! (What’s so interesting?)
RICHARD PATTERSON: Cross Coun
try Track 4; Indoor Track 4; Outdoor
Track 4.
JANET PATTON
REGINALD HOWARD PITTS: J.V.
Football 1, 2; Bowling 3, 4; Bagpipe
2-4 (Ed. 4); Tartan Board 2-4; Latin
Club 1-4; International Relations Club
3, 4; Band 1-4; Dance Band 1-4.
YVONNE M. PIZARROZ
MARVIN PATTON
CHERYL LAVERNE PAYNTER: Drill
Team 1; Modern Dance 1; Usherette
3, 4; Tartan Bd> Literary Editor 4;
F.B.L.A. 2; Future Phys. Club 4; Of
fice Ass’t. 2; Glee Club 2; Orchesis
Dance Group 2.
GLENDA L. PORTER: D.E.C.A. Club
3; Attendance Comm. 4; C.O.E. Pro
gram 4; Junior Achievement 1; Booster
Club 4.
GLENN L. PORTER: Basketball 2-4;
Bagpipe Reporter 2; Bagpipe Photog
rapher 3, 4.
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2 + 2 = 4?
JOHN SLOAN
JEFFREY S. SMITH: Varsity Football
4; J.V. Baseball 4; Bowling 4; Intra
mural Basketball 1, 2; Ecology Club
4; Student Booster 3; Student Council
Representative 1, 2; J.V. Football 1-3.
JOYCE MARIE SMITH: Drill Team
3-4; Bagpipe 2-4; Modern Dance 2-4;
Latin Club 1; Office Ass’t. 1.
KIMBERLY GENE SMITH: Color
Guard 2-4 (Capt. 4); Modern Dance
1, 2; Student Council Representative
2, 3; Booster Club 2; Black Heritage
Club 1, 2; Tartan Ed. Bd. Spanish
Club 1; Ski Club 2; L.I.N.C. 2.
RACHELL JOY ROLLINS: Junior Var
sity Cheerleaders 2-3 (Capt. 3); Var
sity Cheerleader 4; Swimming 1;
Orchesis Dance Group 2-4; Spanish
Club 1; Tartan Board 4; Black Heritage
Club 1, 2; B.S.U. 3; Modern Dance
1-4; Talent Show 1-4.
SOPHIA L. ROSARIO: Bagpipe 4;
Booster Club 1; Spanish Club 1.
JOANNE ROTH
JOHN SCHAKE: Varsity Football 2;
J.V. Football 2.
VICKIE SEYMOUR
LEON SHEARD
KAREN LOUISE SIMON
CAROL SLAUGHTER
MARGARET MARIE SMITH: Glee
Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Future
Nurses’ Club 1; Office Ass’t. 2; Nurse’s
Ass’t. 1, 2; Modern Dance 2.
KEVIN SMYRE
YVONNE SPENCE: French Club 1-3;
Ecology Club 4; Junior Fashion Board
4; Office Ass’t. 4; Volleyball 1; Glee
Club 1, 2; Black Heritage Club 1;
Tartan Ed. Bd. 4; Booster Club 1.
WANDA STEPHENS
DIANA ROWE: Drill Team 3, 4 (Co-
Capt. 4); Girls’ Volleyball 1; B.S.U.
1-4; Booster Club 2-4; French Club 3,
4; Modern Dance 2-4; Ecology Club
4; Usherette 2; Glee Club 1-4.
FRANK SLOAN GREGORY STEVENS
Caught you in the act.
CHERYL LYNN RUFFNER: Student
Council Representative 3, 4; Latin
Club 1; Bagpipe Business Board 4;
Thespian Society 3, 4; Office Ass’t. 1,
2; Drama Club 1, 3, 4.
MARIA RULLO: Glee Club 1, 2; Future
Nurses’ Club 3, 4; Nurse’s Ass’t. 2;
Canteen Bd. 1-3; Ecology Club 4; Of
fice Ass’t. 3, 4.
NEIL DAVID RUSH: Intramural Soc
cer 1; Golf 1-4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4;
Latin Club 1, 2.
ALICIA SANDERS: Latin Club 1; Span
ish Club 4; Student Council Represen
tative 3.
ROBERT SANZONE

TERRENCE STEVENS
MICHAEL STROPPA: Varsity Soccer
4; Varsity Tennis 4; Student Council
1, 2 (Rep. 1; Ex. Bd. 2); Bagpipe Re
porter 4; Tartan Ex. Bd. 2; National
Honor Society 3, 4 (Pres. 4); Band 1,
2; Latin Club 1.
CARY STUCK
CATHLEEN TAYLOR
DONNA MARIE TAYLOR
KAREN E. TAYLOR: Black Student
Union 3, 4; Glee Club 1-4; Booster
Club 4.
KIM TAYLOR
TED TELLEFSEN
GREGORY THOMAS: Varsity Indoor
and Outdoor Track 2-4; J.V. Indoor
Track 2.
MICHAEL THOMAS
PENNIE THOMAS
ANTHONY THORBOURNE: Varsity
Track 4; Basketball 2.
EARL TILLMAN
SUSAN DIANNE VAN LEUVEN:
Charm Chorus 2-4; Library Council 2.
SOPHOCLES VASILIOU: Varsity Base
ball 2, 3; Varsity Soccer 2, 3; Bowling
1; J.V. Baseball 2.
CHRISTELL VAUGHT: Black Heritage
Club 1, 2; Usherettes 2-4.
PAMELA VAUGHT: Girls’ Softball 2;
Student Council Representative 2; Glee
Club 1, 2; F.B.L.A. Club 3, 4; Modem
Dance 3; D.E. Program 4; Black Heri
tage Club 1, 2; Usherettes 2-4.
JOHN VELELLA: Library Council 1;
Glee Club 1, 2; Ecology Club 4.
CATHY ANNE VER SPRILL: Student
Council Representative 4; Glee Club
2-4; Charm Chorus 3, 4; Voice 3, 4.
SHIRLEY TSENG: Tartan Ex. Bd. 2-4
(Editor-in-Chief 4) Thistle 2-4; Inter
national Relations Club 1-4; Ecology
Club 4; French Club 2-4 (Pres. 3);
Great Books Club 2; National Honor
Society 3, 4; Attendance Comm. 3, 4;
Office Ass’t. 1-4; Library Council 1, 2.
GWENDOLYN SHVONNE TURNER:
Bowling 1; Swimming 1; Booster Club
4; B.S.U. 4; Modern Dance 1, 2;
L.I.N.C. 2; Thistle 2; Student Council
Representative 3.
MARCIA URLING: Band 1-4; Spanish
Club 1, 3; Latin Club 1, 3, 4; Ecology
Club 4 (Social Chairman); Thespian
Society 4.
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FRANZISKA MARY VON SASPE:
Charm Chorus 3, 4; Glee Club 1-4;
Student Council Alternate 1; Class
Officer 4 (Sec.).
CHARLES WALKER: Varsity Soccer 4;
Intramural Soccer 3.
JEROME WALKER: Varsity Football
14; J.V. Basketball 3; Lettermen
Club 4.
LUCILLE WALKER: Future Nurses’
Club 1-4; Medical Ass’t. 2-4; Inter
national Relations 1-3.
THURSTON JEFF WALLER: Varsity-’'
Football 2-4; Intramural Basketball 1;
Wrestling 3; J.V. Baseball 2; Bagpipe
2-4 (Editor 3, 4).
YVONNE WARD
WENDY ROBIN WHITE: Class Officer
2-4 (Prom Chairman); Student Coun
cil Representative 2-4; Bagpipe 2-4
(Page Editor 3, 4); Tartan Ex. Bd. 4; Let me out! Let me out!
French Club 2-4; Highland Players
1-4; L.I.N.C. 2; Modem Dance 1, 2, 4;
Swimming Club 1; Office Ass’t. 1-3.
DONNA WHITLEY
DOROTHY A. WHYTE: Ecology Club
4 (Publicity Chairman).
DANIEL WILLIAMS: Intramural Bas
ketball 3, 4.
JACQUELINE SHARON WILLIAMS:
Black Heritage Club 1; Latin Club 1;
Girls’ Volleyball 1.
JOAN PATRICIA WILLIAMS: Spanish
Club 2, 3; Office Ass’t. 2; Modern
Dance 1, 2.
GREGORY EDWARD WRIGHT: Var
sity Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 1-4;
J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Bowling 1-4; Table
Tennis 2-4; Latin Club 1-3.
KAREN ELSIE WRIGHT: Charm Cho
rus 3, 4; Glee Club 1-4.
THOMAS WILLIAMS
KEITH RUSSELL WILSON: J.V. Foot
ball 3; Library Council 1; Scottsmen
2-4.
SANDRA GRACE WILSON: Band 1, 2.
BARBARA ANNE WRIGHT: Future
Nurses’ Club 1-4; Medical Ass’t. 1-4;
D.E.C.A. Club 3, 4.
ROOSEVELT LAMONT WRIGHT,
JR.: Basketball 1-4; Tartan Ex. Bd. 4
(Editor of Photography); Student
Council Representative 1, 2.
YOLANDA ELLEN WRIGHT: Student
Council Representative 4; L.I.N.C.
Club 2; Booster Club 2; Black Heritage
Club 2.
GWENDOLYN YARBOROUGH
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SENIOR BALLOT
DANNY BUTLER
MOST
ATHLETIC
ROBERT KIRBAS
KIM BANKS
JONATHAN DUNNEMAN
ANTHONY JULIANO
AUDREY GEORGE
MOST
SCHOOL
SPIRIT
ZELIA ABEL-BEYSHEREE JOHNSON
DENISE MELVIN
KIM BANKS
MOST
TALENTED
RACHELL ROLLINS
LARRY POWELL

JANET PATTON
MOST
TALKATIVE
LORRAINE DUFFY
DAVID JACKSON
NANCY CAIRNS
MICHAEL STROPPA
MOST
LIKELY
TO
SUCCEED
MICHAEL McHUGH
SHIRLEY TSENG
AUDREY GEORGE
JANET PATTON
Not Pictured:
KEITH JENKINS
LORRAINE DUFFY
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DAVID JACKSON
CLASS
CLOWN

SHIRLEY TSENG
QUIETEST
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DONNA FITZPATRICK
Look at that face!
d o r o t h y McGo w a n
LORRAINE DUFFY
CLASS
FLIRTS
WENDELL NOEL
SHEREE JOHNSON
CYNTHIA EVANS
LINDA CLARK

o H ast W i t t a n d ^Jedtam ent
SHARON ASHE
I leave all the men at Scott my pair of hot
pants.
TEREBA BERRIAN
I leave to all the movie stars of Clifford J.
Scott, make-up and a dirty make-up mirror.
CATHIE BETTELI
I leave all the bad memories of Scott behind.
PATRICIA COOPER
I leave my evilness to Bonnie and my gym suit
to Sheila Clay so that she can be more active.
LESLIE CORA
I leave my medical knowledge to Mrs. Hayes.
I leave my books to Mrs. Sichel.
LINDA CORRIN
I leave my tiny and agile body to all the midgets
left in the school.
ANN CORTELLACCI
I leave my sisters of Chi Sigma Delta all the
love, luck and happiness in their future years.
And to Billy I leave a pass to Mrs. Hayes’
office.
SHERILL E. COWAN
I leave my understanding to all those who didn’t
understand.
ROSE MARIE CRAWFORD
I, Rose Marie Crawford, of sound mind and
body, do bequeath my mind to my little sister
Sheila Ann Crawford.
PAMELA DAVIS
I leave my lockers to my sister Regina.
PATRICE DAVIS
I leave blackness, strength, unity and knowl
edge because these are the tools that will break
the chains of oppression.
ALAN DENNIS
I leave my number, “#74.”
ZEL1A ABEL-BEY
The most I want out of life is success. I feel
that the weak die and the strong survive.""
IVOR ALLEYNE
I leave someone the luck to come out of a
junior year and go into a senior year within
one month.
FLURETTE BAKER
My gym class to Shelia Clay. May she take
gym in her senior year as often as I did.
MARIE BASKETT
To the underclassmen I leave my hope that the
budget cut won’t affect your school year.
BETT1NA BENSON
I leave my loud voice throughout the hall and
good luck to all of the class of 1974 and to
someone special.
MARIE BERNA-SILVA
To the Twirlers: good luck for a successful
squad, along with the hope that your memories
will be as pleasant as mine.
MARSHA BLOUNT
I leave every underclassman who has a real
mind of his own and who is not trying to be
someone else.
THOMAS BONARD
I leave my baseball wizardry to Don Fox and
my “golden toes” to my heir at football.
DANNY BUTLER
My determination to the football team, all the
fine girls to William Harris, and my gratitude
to all the coaches at Scott.
NANCY CAIRNS
To Patti — the captain of next year’s Twirlers,
I leave all my patience and good luck.
DONNA CARTER
1 leave my sister Linda to take care of all un
finished business and to help carry on Tau
Omega Chi.
Going my way?
PATRICIA ANN CONKLIN
My 5 extra credits to Mr. Ferrara; maybe he
can give them to someone more deserving, be
cause I really didn’t need them.
“Where did that come from; I never knew we had that!”
ROSEMARIE CARUSO
To Paula, Debbie, Marie, Toni, and Anita I
leave you all the luck in Scott.
KAY CLARK
To Scott High and all in it I would like to leave
my memory.
LINDA CLARK
With tears in my eyes, I leave Scott my most
valuable possession: my books.
CARLTON COELHO
I leave my English accent and my best wishes
for next year’s soccer team.
JONATHAN DUNNEMANN
My determination and admiration for all man
kind and high regard for morality and ideas.
HAROLD EUSTACHE
My old sneakers and the school.
MARIE EUSTACHE
My good attitude in class.

ARCHIE B. EVANS
Mr. Perkins and his cornball jokes.
RENAE FERRARA
I leave my attendance route to Linda Stirk, my
typing fingers to Kathy Michal and to my God
father (Mr. Mazzuto) a fresh crate of baccala
stamped F.B.l.
DONNA FITZPATRICK
I leave my worn out gym suit to Jane Stern.
BARRY FRANKEL
T hereby leave this school to all the poor Jun
iors who I knew. Peace.
JOYCE FREEMAN
To the class of ’74 and all the classes that suc
ceed me, I leave you the will to face life as it
comes, because it’s only what you make it.
AUDRII GEORGE
I leave the neuters to Anita.
NICK GERARDO
My hat to Mr. Ferrara.
SUSAN GOMMOLL
I leave James’ headband to Marsha and good
luck to her in her next year at Scott.
DERRICK GRANT
To Mr. Perlmutter — a new tie and pants, Mr.
Beebee — a hair piece, and Mr. Johnston — to
stop being a lover.
MARCIA GRANT
To Scott I leave my cousin Carol Lofer. “Oh
boy are they in trouble.”
DENISE GRAY
I leave Mr. Ferrara a new hair piece so that
he can change his hair style.
RAYMOND GREGORY
I leave my seat to be filled.
JUDY HALLOREN
I leave C. J. S. my sister Lori and the rest of
the oncoming seniors, juniors, sophomores, and
poor freshmen. Good-bye Scott.
COLEMAN HARRISON
I leave silence to Miss Black and an oil can to
Mr. Sacks.
LYNN HARRISON
I leave to Cliff the tools of the trade for much
success.
RUSSELL HAYES
I leave a smidgeon of my best attributes to my
brother and a bit more to Clifford J. Scott. Use
them sparingly.
ERNEST HITE
Leave all my women to George and Mugsy.
BARBARA JACKSON
I would like to leave all my memories to all
my associates of Clifford J. Scott.
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SHEREE JOHNSON
Airwick Solid to the smoky bathrooms and best
of luck to the Delta Sigma Rho Sorority.
ANTHONY JULTANO
A successful Football season to William, Ron
nie, Danny, and Walter and Donald and the
rest of the fellows in 1973-74.
ROBERT KTRBAS
To Patti: All the luck in the world for next
year; you’re going to need it!!
SUSAN KURRY
I leave my good luck to anyone who needs it.
DARRELL LAW
I leave my thanks to Coach Sloan, Coach Bona-
dies. Coach Kersey, and Coaches Cohen and
Hinton for teaching me to be a winner.
DIANE LEVA
To Paula Caruso, all my cigarettes.
SONJA LEWIS
I leave my brain to Mr. Thompson.
DARRYL MAJETTE
To Topper: I leave you with all my possessions
and my kingdom of Clifford J. Scott. Do with
it as you want.
GLORIA MAYE
Best wishes to the Delta Sigma Rho Sorority.
DIANE MAZYCK
I leave this school my footprints and the front
door.
MICHAEL McHUGH
A boot in every garage and a soccer ball in
every pot.
DENISE MELVIN
I leave my choraseptic voice spray and my
spiked lemon to Yolanda Stalks and silence to
the halls of Scott.
MIKE MEYERS
To Mr. Beebee and Mrs. Goins “thank you.”
ELAINE MIHAL
A wish that “the wind under your wings bears
you where the sun sails and the moon walks.”
MARGARET MININO
I leave my best wishes to this year’s graduating
class and the future graduating classes of C.J.S.
JIM MULLER
To live is to love one’s inner thoughts and
emotions, for life withholds the sense of free
dom.
JULORA MURRAY
To Scott, I leave my Tau Omega Chi sweat
shirt.
DESMOND NEILSON
I wish to leave the memory of my presence,
my customs and my island music that I’d play
in class.
KATHLEEN NELSON
I leave Michael all the luck in the world and I
leave the sisters of Club Scotties to a better
year. To Mrs. Dinkins I thank you for pushing
and caring about us.
NICK NOLAN
To Toni I leave my skill to get you through 4
years here and my picture for your locker.
ALEX OBERHACK
To the students of the school I leave the 3 pair
of sneakers, 5 pencils, and 7 pens they have
already taken from me.
JOHN O’BRIEN
To the school I leave all the cut slips I never
got caught with.
JIM O’NEILL
Good luck to next year’s Varsity Soccer team
and their returning lettermen, that they may
have a winning record next year.
PAULETTE OSTROMAN
Babe, may the seasons change while we stay the
same forever.
RICHARD PATTERSON
In setting goals always remember the sky is
the limit.
CHERYL PAYNTER
I leave all the luck in the world for all the
underclassmen, because they will need it to
make it.
DAVID JACKSON
To Lawrence and Leroy I leave my kingdom
of Clifford J. Scott so they may rule it as I
once did. And to my friends I leave the mem
ory of Dave and Rave.
MARY JACKSON
I will my personality to my sister Brenda and
my brains to my brother Herbert.
NAOMI JACKSON
I leave the quiet for those who can find it.
EDDIE JANZ
I leave the school with all the knowledge it
instilled in me; too bad I have to leave it
empty-handed.
INDIA IOHNSON
I leave my books to the unfortunate seniors of
’74, with all my love.
JAMES JOHNSON
Love and Happiness to the deserving ones.
JERYL JOHNSON
I leave my very educated brains to my “74”
graduating sister, Ivy.

REGINALD PITTS
The C.J.S. Band to any deserving person.
GLENDA PORTER
I leave to Mrs. Dinkins a large bottle of
Compoz.
GLENN PORTER
I leave all the “Good Times” to William and
Orlando.
ANDREA RANDOLPH
I leave my best jokes to Mr. Ferrara.
MARILYN-RANSOM
To the 1973-74 twirling squad all the luck and
success.
GREG REEVES
I am leaving all the Mad Dog to William and
Orlando.
JODY ROCHEDIEU
To Doreen Harrison I leave a Golden Cup to
keepthings in their proper places.
RACHELL ROLLINS
Whenever your love is weak and small remem
ber “life without love is no life at all.”
SOPHIA ROSARIO
I, a senior of the class of ’73 ready to gradu
ate from Clifford J. Scott in June, hereby leave
to the class of Juniors, Graduation ’74.
DIANA ROWE
I leave my pride and patience to all young
ladies who face the same hell that I have gone
through.
CHERYL RUFFNER
I leave the memory of me to all those who
were so fortunate to know me.
NEIL RUSH
My attendance card to Miss Black.
ALICIA SANDERS
To the young ladies of C.J.S.: One bit of advice
I would give you is let the young men alone
because all they will cause you is a lot of wor
ries. Your education is your best friend. Don’t
find out too late. Women’s Lib — Stand alone.
KAREN SIMON
I leave my legs to Adrienne Foster.
CAROL SLAUGHTER
I leave Scott my Indian Heritage.
JEFF SMITH
To Scott the name Egga Begga for someone
more deserving. And to ’73-’74 Scott Football
team a 9-0 record.
KIM SMITH
I leave all my hand shakes to the future sisters
of the Tau Omega Chi Sorority.
MARGARET SMITH
I leave my sympathy to the underclassmen.
YVONNE SPENCE
I wish every underclassman my best wishes for
success and happiness.
MICHAEL STROPPA
I leave my two wrestling trophies for all those
non-wrestlers to stare at and drool over.
KEITH WILSON
The Scottsmen to Donald Tompkins, his
brother, Leonard Shack, and anyone else who
wants it.
SANDY WILSON
I leave a year’s supply of gym to Mrs. Beebee,
and my cheerful “Hello” to Mark DeViccaro.
BARBARA WRIGHT
I leave Rachelle Hayes my knowledge to carry
her through her last two years of Scott High
School successfully.
KAREN WRIGHT
To the students and teachers of Scott I leave a
hope of unity.
CATHLEEN TAYLOR
I leave Ivy Johnson my brain and how to act
like a senior.
DONNA TAYLOR
I, Donna Taylor, leave my “Rho” sisters the
best of luck in their next school year.
TED TELLEFSEN
I leave a copy of The Fall of America by Elijah
Muhammed to all the devils.
GREGORY THOMAS
My hopes of better times to all the underclass
men on the track team.
ANTHONY THORBOURNE
To the coming seniors, remember, you can’t
stop growing in wisdom and knowledge.
SHIRLEY TSENG
I leave to all the faculty of C. J. Scott the
hopes of many successful and rewarding years
of teaching at Scott.
GWEN TURNER
I leave to all the underclassmen their respect
for themselves.
SUE VAN LEUVEN
To Donald I leave all my senior classes and
the best of luck next year.
CRISTELL VAUGHT
In memory of my four years at Scott I’m willing
a bottle of Excedrin, a blanket for those days
without heat and my ragged school books.
PAMELA D. VAUGHT
I leave Kevin Jackson all my love.
JOHN VELELLA
The time has come for me to leave, so I leave
Jeff Barnett all my Friday nights.
CATHY VERSPRILL
To Mrs. Mary B. Goines I leave a smile, a song,
and my thanks.
FRAN VON SASPE
I leave faith, hope and security to all those
who need it. I also leave the sky, stars and
sunshine to those who love it as I do.
THURSTON JEFF WALLER
I leave to all my brothers, especially Doctor D.
(Dan) this message: a) your education is yours
forever while a woman can never be; b) never
love with all of your heart but love truly; c)
look out for girls with big fros.
DOROTHY WHYTE
I leave Mr. Thompson a glass of scotch and
(HCI) hydrochloric acid.
DANNY WILLIAMS
I leave the freshmen the roach-filled gym.
JOAN WILLIAMS
To Jill I leave my unworried mind and to
Deanne a meatball.

ROW 1: P. Conklin, J. Rochedieu, M. Kuhn. ROW 2: F. Von Saspe, A. George,
G. Porter, S. Tseng. ROW 3: D. Gray, R. Ferrara, S. Gommoll, K. Wright. NOT
PICTURED: M. Minino.
SENIOR
OFFICE
ASSISTANTS
MR. KING’S
ASSISTANTS
ROW 1: K. Taylor, E. Dawkins, Mr. King. ROW 2: S. Hutchins, D. Banks, K. Banks, K.
Johnson, C. Evans, D. Murray, P. Hutchins.
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ROW 1: A. George, P. Pilgrim, R. Ferrara. ROW 2: S. Tseng, D. Troia, K. Michal, L. Stirk.
SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE
COMMITTEE
CLASS
ATTENDANCE
COMMITTEE
ROW 1: L. Dombeck, M. Layer, C. Spriggs. ROW 2: J. Stem, B. Gardner, N. Reselman,
J. Carter, L. Morris.

WENDY WHITE
JONATHAN DUNNEMAN
Co-Editor
GREGORY REEVES
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THOMAS BONARD
JEFF WALLER
Co-Editor
LEON ZAINWEL REGINALD PITTS

JAMES JOHNSON KIM BANKS
MICHAEL STROPPA
BAGPIPE EDITORIAL STAFF
ROW 1: J. Smith, P. Earisman, M. Dockery, R. Morris, G. Porter. ROW 2: L. Zainwel,
T. Bonard, S. Hughes, R. Pitts, J. Johnson. 63

TARTAN
RENAE FERRARA YVONNE SPENCE
Layout Editor Literary Editor
MICHAEL MEYERS
Literary Editor
SHIRLEY TSENG
Editor-in-Chief
CHERYL PAYNTER
Literary Editor
LAMONT WRIGHT
Photography Editor

TARTAN EDITORIAL STAFF
ROW 1: L. Wright, M. Meyers, K. Smith, W. White, R. Ferrara, D. Rowe, R. Pitts, L. Cora.
ROW 2: S. Tseng, D. Melvin, M. Perkins, D. Carter. NOT PICTURED: C. Paynter, J. Rush.

LYNN HARRISON
Business Editor
ROW 1: R. Ferrara, Miss Riley, L. Harrison, V. Flowers. ROW 2: S. Tseng, S. Perkins, W.
Poindexter, A, Morrison, C. Robinson, S. Simpson, M. Hopson.
TARTAN BUSINESS STAFF
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DOROTHY TROIA
Editor
ROW 1: S. Tseng, K. Michal, D. Troia, C. Gutermuth, A. Sopoci, W. Poindexter, R. Ferrara.
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ROW 1: Linda Stirk, Mrs. Hayes, L. Cora. ROW 2: B. Wright, D. Harrison, D. Mazyck,
T. Bell, S. Simpson.
MEDICAL
ASSISTANTS
FUTURE
NURSES
CLUB
PHYSICIANS AND
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ROW 1: L. Stirk, S. Simpson, L. Cora, H. Griffin, C. Burch. ROW 2: V. Flowers, T. Bell,
G. Noel, Mrs. Hayes, D. Mazyck. NOT PICTURED: M. Perkins.

LIBRARY COUNCIL
ROW 1: V. Knight, F. Torres, V. Flowers, A. Henderson, A. Hargrow, S. Simpson. ROW 2:
D. Russell, S. Geter, J. Stern, A. Taylor, C. Burch, L. Wright, S. Farrow, A. Barkley, D.
Wilson, B. Jones, G. Noel.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
ROW 1: L. Zainwel, M. Stroppa, D. Troia, C. Hesselgrave, N. Winograd, S. Tseng. ROW 2:
Mr. Sloan, D. Lee, M. McHugh, J. Stern, A. Oberhack, P. Davis, B. Jones, S. Hughes, M.
Dockery, R. Kirbas, L. Corrin.
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BLACK STUDENT UNION
ROW 1: R. Morris (Chairman), J. Patton, P. Hutchinson (Sec.), ton. ROW 3: P. Bates, L. Wright, K. Manning, L. Marshall,
P. Davis (Chairwoman), S. Robinson, J. Clark. ROW 2: W. C. Spriggs, P. Ghee, D. Wilson, W. Melvin, H. Harris, V.
Williams, D. Morris, W. Dennis, G. Yarborough, S. Ashe, T. Saunders.
Berrian, Y. Harris, T. Ferguson, B. Hicks, H. Harris, A. Shel-
STUDENT
COUNCIL
OFFICERS
Y. Harris (Treas.), K. Johnson (Pres.).
NOT PICTURED: P. Ghee (V. Pres.),
D. Robinson (Sec.).

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ROW 1: S. Williams, S. Jackson, V. Flowers, P. Ghee, C. Spence, C. Clark. ROW 2: S.
Perkins, Y. Spence, S. Geter, G. Maye, S. Johnson.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB
ROW 1: L. Zainwel, C. Wharton, J. Stem, S. Hughes, C. Hesselgrave, B. Jones. ROW 2:
S. Tseng, R. Pitts, M. McHugh, N. Winograd, R. Ferrara.
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CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION
ROW 1: P. Conklin, L. Clark, F. Baker, L. Duffy, P. Thomas, N. Cairns, Mrs. Dinkins.
ROW 2: P. Ostroman, S. Kurry, K. Nelson, C. VerSprill, B. Benjamin, D. Taylor, C. Paynter,
M. Faulk, S. Wilson, K. Purcell, K. Givens, G. Porter.
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ROW 1: J. Johnson, P. Cooper, L. Conley, V. Seymour, P. Vaught, P. Davis, T. Barrian.
ROW 2: R. Caruso, D. Gray, S. Ashe, C. Vaught, B. Benson, C. Bettelli, C. Hagan, D. Leva,
A. Cortellacci. ROW 3: B. Wright, C. Harrison, L. Sheard, L. Lowery.

DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIONAL
CLIFFORD J. SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL
ROW 1: R. Rankins, T. Berrian, R. Howard (Treas.), C. Harris (Vice Pres.), A. Cortellacci
(Pres.), D. DeNotaris (Sec.), R. Walker, G. Rollins, C. Bettelli. ROW 2: L. Marchall, D.
Smith, S. Ashe, J. Patton, J. Brandon, B. Benson, C. Hagan, P. Byrne.
CLUBS
OF
AMERICA

COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
ROW 1: C. Coelho, R. Booker, L. Sweatte, K. Hall, G. Sheffield. ROW 2: Mr. Ebner, D.
Brackin, M. Cassidy, G. Hardcastle, R. Radsniak, M. O’Shea, G. Hardcastle, W. Schwartz,
B. MacKravitz.
ECOLOGY CLUB
ROW 1: L. Clark, Y. Spence, E. Janz, S. Johnson. ROW 2: S. Tseng, E. Mihal, D. Whyte,
D. Wright, M. Wtling, E. Dawkins, J. Velella, G. Maye.
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SCOTT BOOSTER CLUB
S mbbJ
ROW 1: K. Wilson, D. Clark, R. Crawley, J. Berrian, S. Eller-
bie, A. Harrison, D. Morris, R. Walker, J. Jones, S. Johnson.
ROW 2: S. Simpson, D. Woody, K. Greene, C, Hill, L. Bragg,
C. Clark, S. Geter, C. Spence, A. Bell. ROW 3: W. Gordon,
K. Manning, D. Jones, P. Gregory, C. Harris, Y. Hobbs, P.
s
Ghee, C. Evans, H. Griffin. ROW 4: P. Bates, G. Hutchinson,
E. Simmons, D. Williams, S. Filmore. ROW 5: S. Oliver, G.
Yarborough, B. Griggs, S. Hatcher, M. Perkins, D. Grant, D.
Melvin, S. Munford, J. Guy, G. Noel, E. Dawkins.
LETTERMEN CLUB
ROW 1: J. Barnett, W. Harris, J. Lowery, O. Givens, B. I. Simmons, R. Kirbas, J. McKenna. ROW 3: J. Calloway,
Griggs, M. Osley, T. Bonard, E. Duchantier, M. Stroppa. ROW J. Dunneman, J. McGriff, M. McHugh, G Reeves, D. Lee,
2: D. Waller, D. Kee, A. Juliano, J. Smith, N. Nolan, D. Law, N. Gerardo, G. Wright, J. O’Neill, D. Butler, W. Harris.

GOLF
CLUB
ROW 1: P. Cumberland, D. Frazier, P. Skalak, J. Gillespie. ROW 2: J. Snyder, G. Tompkins.
BOWLING
CLUB
ROW 1: A. Oberhack, G. Wright, J. Smith, J.
O’Neill. ROW 2: J. Barnett, J. Velella. ROW
3: G. Reeves, R. Pitts, W. Vaughan, D. Grant.

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ROW 1: S. Simpson, A. Henderson, C. Hesselgrave, R. Austin, R. Ferrara. ROW 2: G.
Hutchinson, K. Manning, S. Jackson, E. Dawkins, B. Jones, G. Noel, P. Davis.
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ROW 1: V. Flowers, S. Hatcher, A. Bell, L. Corrin, S. Getto. ROW 2: C. Clark, D.
Mathews, J. Murray, M. McHugh, D. Woody, S. Perkins, S. Williams.
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M. Urling (Sec.), G. Noel (Pres.).
ORCHESIS DANCE
GROUP
LATIN CLUB
OFFICERS
AUDIO
VISUAL
AIDS
Mr. Miller, D. Lutz, R. Coppola.
ROW 1: G. Noel, A. Grawford, K. Manning, C. Smith.
NOT PICTURED: S. Spriggs, L. Franklin, W. West,
W. Williams, P. Harris.

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CHARM CHORUS
ROW 1: S. Van Leuven, P. Conklin, A. George, W. Earl, S. Hatcher. ROW 2: F. Von
Saspe, K. Wright, C. VerSprill, B. Jackson, J. Rush, C. Wharton. ROW 3: M. Kuhn, D.
MacArt, M. Perkins, W. West.
SCOTTSMEN
J. Barnett, K. Wilson, L. Shack, D. Tompkins, G. Hutchinson, L. Tompkins, G. Reeves, R.
Pelham, J. Gillespie.

GLEE CLUB
OFFICERS
Jeff Barnett, Scottsmen Chairman; Gregory Reeves, Glee Club
President; Susan Van Leuven, Charm Chorus Chairwoman.
THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT

NATIONAL THESPAN SOCIETY
ROW 1: D. Thomas, R. Alston, S. Thomas, P. Earisman. ROW 2: B. Griggs, J. Roberts,
G. Hutchinson, L. Corrin, Mr. Becker, K. Wright, M. Skea. C. Ruffner, P. Mulder.
LIGHT
CREW
D. Woody, E. Lightfoot, V. Flowers, S.
Simpson.

JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS
r-Hr
Mrs. Rosemarie Christie, Mr. William Thompson.
J. Barlow J. Barnett D. Bernieri P. Boyd E. Brown
R. Barnes A. Bernal-Silva R. Booker P. Bradley D. Burke
G. Bordis J. Brandon
D. Boyd M. Brooks
J. Calloway
J. Carter
G. Castlewood
A. Charles
A. Clark
L. Clark
M. Aji
K. Allen
D. Anderson
A. Bailey
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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
S. Clay
L. Conway
J. Cooper
W. Copeland
T. Cuttino
C. Cyrus
R. Davis
D. DeNotaris M. Dockery
M. DiViccaro R. Douglas
G. Duffy
G. Elliott
M. Faulk
K. Feggan
T. Ferguson
S. Filmore
M. Fitzgerald
M. Flaherty
K. Fletcher
V. Flowers
D. Fox
D. Fridy
R. Frye
B. Gardner
R. George
J. Germ
Doris Woody (V-Pres.), Linda Ellerbie (Sec), Yarnell Harris
(Pres.), Beverly Jones (Treas.).
J. Dupree
R. Dye
P. Earisman
H. Eddings
L. Ellerbie

90
J. Giles
L. Gimbel
L. Gordon
D. Green
E. Greene
B. Griggs
J. Gutermuth
E. Guthrie
K. Hall
D. Hammond
R. Hargrow
C. Harris
H. Harris
W. Harris
S. Hatcher
G. Hawes
J. Hayes
C. Henderson
V. Herndon
C. Hesselgrave
B. Hicks
M. Hobbs
J. Holland
M. Holloman
R. Howard
B. Hueg
S. Hughes
K. Hunter
G. Hutcheson
P. Hutchins

I. Johnson
K. Johnson
V.Johnson
B. Jones
D. Jones
S. Knott
J. Lampley

W. O’Hara
S. Oliver
R. Otchy
R. Outlaw
C. Overby
B. Parker
D. Peel
D. Peralta
G. Rollins
F. Ruta
E. Serino
A. Shelton
J. Shemwell
I. Simmons
G. Perinotti
R. Perry
P. Pilgrim
L. Pinto
W. Pizarroz
A. Powell
E. Powell
L. Price
S. Pridgeon
R. Rankin
R. Rankins
A. Ransom
R. Register
J. Rice
B. Richardson
C. Roberts
J. Roberts
S. Robinson
92

P. Skalak
M. Skea
M. Smallwood
D. Smith
K. Snyder
A. Sopoci
M. Spratley
J. Stem
A. Stewart
L. Stirk
L. Sweatte
A. Taylor
K. Thatcher
D. Thomas
J. Thomas
S. Thomas
D. Tompkins
M. Tranberg
D. Troia
J. Vaccaro
R. Walker
W. Walker
P. Washington
J. Weining
C. Wharton
K. White
L. White
D. Williams
A. Wilson
R. Wingfield
D. Woody
L. Zainwell
93

T. Bernieri
T. Bland
G. Bondurant
J. Bowers
L. Bowman
J. Bowyer
W. Bragg
H. Brodie
L. Brown
V. Bryant
L. Bullock
G. Burbage
C. Burnett
Doreen Harrison (Treas.), Denise Chavies (Sec.), Gracian Mack (Pres.).
NOT PICTURED: Karen Roth (V-Pres.).
J. Ackert
K. Alexander
R. Alston
R. Ambrose
C. Anderson
W. Aquart
A. Archia
D. Ashe
SOPHOMORE CLASS
OFFICERS
94

J. Decker
F. Denson
T. DeShong
E. Dunbar
F. Durand
F. Durand
W. Earle
A. Falardeau
M. Farley
S. Filmore
G. Fitzpatrick
D. Fleming
M. Crerand
D. Crews
G. Crocker
D. Cunningham
J. Forbes
M. Francis
C. Franklin
L. Franklin
J. Curlie
S. Cutler
E. Dassing
K. Day
SOPHOMORE
CLASS
ADVISORS
M. Burnett
M. Caldwell
S. Cammock
L. Capasso
E. Carlson
F. Carson
L. Carter
P. Caruso
J. Castoro
K. Chambers
D. Chavies
L. Clay
B. Coleman
L. Conley
L. Connell
T. Crawford
Mr. Leonard Christoforo Miss Lillie Gist „

J. Gillespie
J. Giles
D. Glover
W. Gordon
D. Grant
P. Gregory
T. Hill
Y. Hobbs
M. Holmes
A. Hoyos
S. Hutchins
E. Hutchinson
L. Ingram
M. lackson
V. James
A. Johnson
D. Johnson
J. Johnson
P. Johnson
D.Jones
G. Garland
D. Garretson
K. George
D. Gerulski
W. Gregory
H. Griffin
C. Gutermuth
C. Haley
L. Halloren
J. Harris
M. Harris
W. Harris
D. Harrison
H. Hartfield
R. Hayes
M. Hill
L. Jones
M. Jones
R. James
M. Kelshaw
J. Lawrence
D. Lawson
M. Layer
M. Layer
96

K. Lewis
K. Lewis
L. Lewis
R. McCarthy
S. McDonough
P. McGriff
G. Mack
M. McLeod
R. McMillan
K. Manning
N. Marra
K. Metz
T. Meyer
M. Mihal
C. Miller
D. Mitchell
S. Mitchell
S. Mitchell R. Moore L. Morrison
B. Mobley B. Morrison D. Mullaney 97
J. Moore G. Morrison D. Munford
B. Marrero
W. Marshall
G. Mathis

C. Smith
D. Smith
K. Smith
R. Pelham
M. Peralta
L. Pilgrim
S. Pitts
W. Poindexter
S. Raines
B. Reeves
T. Renna
C. Robinson
C. Robinson
M. Robinson
R. Rochedieu
C. Rokes
A. Rosebure
R. Rotunda
O. Rowe
J. Rush
M. Russell
C. Sampson
V. Saunders
L. Shack
B. Smith
Y. Stalks
D. Stawniczy
M. Steele
W. Murphy
S. Nauyokas
G. Noel
G. Noel
K. O’Hara
M. Osley
T. Page
D. Palumbo
V. Patterson

D. Washington
E. Watkins
E. Watson
E. Wayman
M. Wells
W. West
K. Whack
B. White
M. White
C. Williams
D. Williams
P. Williams
R. Williams
W. Williams
A. Tillery
J. Tomlinson
L. Tompkins
M. Torres
M. Townes
M. Turner
W. Vaughan
V. Walker
G. Wilson
K. Wilson
T,.Wilson
B. Woods
B. Yancey
V. Yates
O. Zackery
M. Zullo
D. Thompson
K. Thorbourne
M. Stephens
J. Stern
99

CLASS 0
L. Burch
E. Burt
J. Capasso
C. Austin
L. Bacote
A. Barkley
T. Battle
V. Batts
P. Anderson
C. Anzalone
P. Arnold
F. Arrington
K. Ash
C. Alexander
M. Alix
J. Allen
T. Amoroso
D. Anderson
P. Brown
L. Bryant
C. Burch
J. Brooks
A. Brown
B. Brown
T. Bolden
D. Boyd
B. Bradley
D. Bradley
L. Bragg
A. Bell
D. Belloni
G. Bennett
L. Bennett
J. Berrian

FRESHMAN CLASS
ADVI J lk s O R S
Miss Michaele Reilly, Mr. Ching Seto.
D. Carson
R. Castlewood
M. Charles
C. Clark
D. Conley
M. Conway
D. Crawford
S. Crawford
R. Crawley
C. Crerand
D. Crocker
C. Culp
P. Cumberland
G. Curran
C. Cyrus
K. Davis
R. Davis
R. Dawkins
G. DeEsposito
N. DeLoach
L. Denton
N. DeRose
F. DiPietro
A. Drewery
101

D. Garner
L. Gartrell
L. Dye
T. Edness
L. Edwards
M. Eldridge
S. Ellerbie
H. Ellington
D. Elliott
V. Everett
S. Farrow
K. Ferguson
D. Frazier
R. Gathers
S. Geter
T. Giddens
G. Gimbel
V. Gordon
G. Grant
K. Greene
L. Gregory
J. Guy
C. Hall
L. Halloway
F. Hargrow
E. Harris
S. Harris
A. Harrison
K. Harrison
K. Hartfield
D. Hatcher
M. Haus
P. Hefferon
102

F. Hugie
B. Jackson
D. Jackson
S. Jackson
R. Knight
V. Knight
O. Knights
W. Kucera
G. Lang
C. Larsen
E. Laycock
D. James
B. Jenkins
C. Johnson
J. Jones
R. Kee
M. Lewandowski
E. Lightfoot
W. Lotter
I. Luck
K. Johnson
M. Johnson
A. Henderson
C. Hill
R. Hines
W. Hollis
F. Holloman
J. Holman
M. Hopson
C. Howard

M. Munford
J. Neilson
P. Neilson
K. Norment
I. Oboda
M. Ocasio
J. O’Keefe
B. Osborne
J. McCain
D. McCoy
F. McCray
L. McDonald
J. McGee
D. McKinnon
K. McPherson
C. Manning
C. Martin
P. Martin
D. Mas
D. Matthews
G. Maurais
M. Maye
J. Mazyck
W. Meadows
L. Metz
C. Miano
M. Mills
K. Monroe
M. Moody
C. Mulvenna
J. Osley
M. Paris
J. Parker
A. Paynter
E. Payton
M. Peoples
S. Perkins
H. Phillips
M. Phillips
S. Pickney
K. Pierce
H. Pollack
V. Powell
M. Raines
J. Ramos
J. Rankin
S. Reid
N. Reselman
J. Richardson
P. Richardson
R. Roberts
L. Roth
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D. Russell S. Shemwell T. Taylor
P. Russell A. Shirley D. Thomas
D. Schadt E. Smith L. Thomas
H. Sears C. Spence J. Tomlinson
S. Sears J. Suggs K. Toner
W. Wells
J. Williams
M. Williams
M. Wiltshire
K. Winn
R. Woody
R. Wright

FOOTBALL
ROW 1: Mr. Kersey, Mr. Cowan, T. Bonard, J. Lowery, J. ROW 3: Mr. Hill, D. Cunningham, R. Woody, W. Harris, M.
Walker, J. Waller, R. Kirbas, A. Juliano, D. Law, B. Griggs, Castoro, W. Sutton, E. Watson, J. Forbes, R. Andrews, M.
D. Kee, J. Dunnemann, J. Howard, J. Smith, Mr. Sloan, Mr. McCloud, L. Ingram, D. Munford, D. Smith, G. Mack, M.
Bonadies. ROW 2: R. Smith, I. Simmons, N. Cuttino, D. Osley, Mr. Hooper, Mr. Hinton.
Hammond, D. Waller, K. Hunter, J. McGriff, D. Fleming.
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21 .......Immaculate....... . 17
78 ........ Roselle ........ 15
18 ...... Montville ...... 0
0 ... Red Bank Catholic ... 28
14 ........ St. Pius ____ 0
71 ...... Vailsburg ...... 14
77 .... . Shabazz ........ 0
7 ........ Orange ......... 0

JEFF WALLER
ANTHONY JULIANO
DANNY BUTLER
BRYANT GRIGGS

ROBERT KIRBAS
JEFFREY SMITH
THOMAS
BONARD
DARRYL LAW
JAMES LOWERY
DARRYL KEE

JONATHAN DUNNEMAN JERRY WALKER

CHEERLEADERS
DRUM
ROW 1: A. Archio, J. Hayes, S. Hutchins. ROW 2: A. George (Capt.), S. Filmore, R.
Rollins. ROW 3: D. Chavies, V. Herndon, D. Harrison, C. Abel-Bey.
ROW 1: J. Richardson, C. Anderson, J. William, J. Berrian. ROW 2: E. Wayman, K. LINDA STIRK
Manning (Co-Capt.), W. William, J. Johnson (Capt.).
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MAJORETTE
CARTER
ROW 1: D. Rowe, Y. Holland, S. Cowan (Tri-Capts.). ROW 2: D. Green, L. Corrin, J.
Smith. ROW 3: P. Williams, W. Dennis, J. Carter, D. Grant, C. Rokes, L. Franklin, A.
Sanders, B. Morrison, L. Lewis.
DRILL TEAM
ROW 1: R. Alston, A. Ransom, M. Smallwood, S. Pidgeon, Davis, N. Reselman, E. Hutchinson. ROW 3: E. Powell, S.
F. Carson, P. McGriff, L. Carter. ROW 2: M. Urling, O. Powell, W. Pointdexter, D. Carson, J. Daniels, D. Crews, R.
Matthews, B. Reeves, S. Perkins, E. Walker, K. Day, P. Pitts, E. Powell.

ROW 1: D. Washington, M. Dockery, J. Lawrence, P. Leone. ROW 2: K. Smith, N. Eick,
L. Duffy (Tri-Capts.).
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ROW 1: M. Ransom, N. Cairns, M. Bernal-Silva (Tri-Capts.). ROW 2: P. Nolen, D.
DeNotaris, G. Rollins. ROW 3: W. West, P. Caruso, K. Roth.

BASKETBALL
ROW 1: D. Munford (Co-Capt.), E. Hite, E. Green, W. Harris, K. Scott. ROW 2: Mr.
Bond, G. Lambert, M. Evans, J. Meyers, J. Calloway, J. Dunnemann (Capt.), Mr. King.
117

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SOCCER
ROW 1: G. Wright, M. Stroppa, M. Blackwell, D. Lee, J. O’Neill. ROW 2: J McKenna,
I. Obodo, R. Flaherty, B. Hueg. ROW 3: A. Clark, M. McHugh (Capt.), D. Fox, J. Barnett,
Mr. Cohen, J. Gerin, C. Walker, Mr. Ebner.
Scott
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....... Barringer .......... 5
..... St. Aloysius ........ 1
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BASEBALL
ROW 1: D. Peralta, J. Barnett, T. Bonard, R. Kirbas, M. Osley, M. Garvin. ROW 2:
D. Banks, G. Perinotti, N. Gerardo, J. Waller, D. Fox, D. Law, F. Denson, N. Nolen,
Mr. Cohen.

INDOOR TRACK
ROW 1: E. Smith, W. Marshall, I. Obodo, M. Hobbs, G. Mack, S. Hughes, R. Morris,
R. Patterson. ROW 2: H. Harris, A. Sears, N. Cuttino, A. Stewart, L. Pilgrim, L. Shack.
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Meyers, B. Hueg. ROW 2: Mr. Best, K. Winn, S. Hughes, J. Holland, O. Givens, W. Harris,
D. Butler, L. Shack, G. Thomas, J. McGriff, N. Cuttino, G. Reeves, Mr. Wright.
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ROW 1: M. Stroppa, D. Murray, S. Hatcher, J. Stern. ROW 2: M. McHugh, A. Oberhack,
G. Wright (Capt.), C. Wharton, D. MacArt, Mr. D’Antonio,

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
ROW 1: D. Williams, J. Stern (Co-Capt.), S. Clark (Co-Capt.), L. Carter (Capt.), R.
Brunson, D. Melvin, M. Mooney. ROW 2: M. Harris (Assistant Coach), B. Reeves, K. Day,
D. Smith, P. McGriff, Miss Clark (Coach).
128

ARCHIE POLLOCK
Vice Principal
“Yes, my desk is rather neat, isn’t it?”
ANDREW BOBBY
Principal
“I want two cheeseburgers, a Big Mac, and . .
THOMAS KING
Administrative Assistant
“How does five days sound to you?”
JAMES C. CAULFIELD
Administrative Assistant
“You have twenty demerits already?”
134
ELIZABETH C. HUMPHREY
Attendance Secretary
“Oh, isn’t that sweet!”

MARY D’AMATO
Principal’s Secretary
“No, you can’t see what’s in here.”
FLORENCE EVANS (Retired)
Principal’s Secretary
“I’ll find it; it’s in here someplace.”
LAURA H. SKALAK
“Peek-a-boo!”
FRANCES WERRELL
“Guess who got a love letter.”
WILLIE M. WARNICK
“Yes, your scan sheet is overdue.”
RUTH M. CERVASIO
“Can I help you?”

GLENN A. COHEN
Job-Placement Coordinator
“Of course we’ll try to find you a job!”
ESTHER BANKS
“Now that wasn’t nice!”
MILDRED SPERLING
Guidance Director
“Hello, come on in and I’ll see what I can do.”
JERRY CHAMBERS
“What did you say you wanted to be?”
GEORGE WEINICK
“What is the correct procedure to follow in a case like this?”

JOAN HENDERSON
“What college did you say?”
NANCY SICHEL
“Oh stop kidding me.”
CAROL J. SCHEBE
“No, you didn’t get a 20 on the test. You got a 5!”
137

138
LEONARD M. CHRISTOFORO
“Looking for help or just trying to get in the picture?”

ELIZABETH MOLCHON
“Can you see the board?"
140
JAMES E. POWELL
“No, the shirt isn’t new.”

MORRIS M. KERSEY
“Let me see, who cut? .. . Ah . .
DAVID W. HUTCHINGS
“No, this volume doesn’t come in paperback.”
JANET REILLY
“Look who’s here!”
EDWARD P. WIZDA
“Come on, try!”
141

JEANNE C. MURPHY
“Smile, you’re on Candid Camera!”
142

WILMA TUFARIELLO
“Is this smile better?”
ALFRED SNEED
“Mastering the art of algebra . .
DOUGLAS VAN LIEU
Department Head
.. and since we are simple human beings, we can not simply
tell the difference between p and p.”
JO ANNE SCHEIDT
“Mother never told me about Ultra Bright!”
143

JOHN MAZZUTO
“Attack!”
I
ALFRED MITCHELL
Department Head
“Ouch! I hope I’m doing this right!”
144

PHILIP PERKINS
“I hope it doesn’t blow up the school!”
JEREMY F. PERLMUTTER
“See, this is where you went wrong.”

“Where’s the rest of the class?”
ROBERT WOLFARTH
“Caught in the act!”

FRANK BONADIES
“We’re pals, aren’t we?”
MARIE GLANCY
“Mother hen and her chickens”
HELEN C. WRIGHT
Department Head
“That’s the spirit!”
BETTIE A. WELLS
“Let me have the ball, please!”

ALBERT J. McNEIL
Department Head
“Very interesting.”
JANET BLACK
‘Of course I can type. What kind of typing teacher would I be if I didn’t?”
ROBERT JOHNSTON
“Don’t look at the keys!”
CHERYL A. REAVES
“How nice.”
JOHN FERRARA
“Sure, I feel fine!"
148

“Yes, this is the United States!”
149

GILBERT R. HUGHES
“Paint your picture, Mister?”
KAREN KRAMS
. . Wait one more moment, Please! . .
ANTHONY DALEO
“You weave in and out, not out and out!”
ANNA LAWTON
“What do you mean, what is it?”
150

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ARTHUR L. WRIGHT
“Just look, don’t touch!”
LEROY BOHSEN
Department Head
“It’s another letter to . . .”
GEORGE RAMOTH
“She’s a girl, but look at that!”
OSCAR EBNER
“Looking for the what?!”
151

ROBERT R. WRIGHT
“Teachingthe world of mechanical drawing
to our future engineers?”
“Thank heavens for the peaceful serenity of the library.”
MARY ELIZABETH BEEBEE
“Of course I will help you find a book.”
152

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JAMES J. MILLER
“Would you like to push for awhile?”
153

JOSEPH TOMEI
“A clarinet should be held like this.”
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“Smile, it’s a bright day!”

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CARRIE SMITH
“May I see your pass?” 155

ENID A. HAYES
“Look at me!”
CAROL ANN POWELL
“Imagine running into you in the hall!”
ANDREW BOBBY — Principal. 12 years.
Fordham University — Ed.D.
LEROY A. BOHSEN — Industrial Arts (Dept.
Head). 33 years. Newark State College —
B.S.; Montclair State College — M.A.
MARGO BROWER — Social Studies and Eng
lish. 2 years. Montclair State College — B.A.
Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders.
ROBERT BUSLER — English. 1 year. Upsala
College — B.A.
JAMES J. CAULFIELD — Administrative As
sistant. 4 years. Panzer College of Physical Ed
ucation — B.S.; New York University — M.A.
Attendance Committee.
GEORGIANNA AIKEN — Home Economics.
3 years. Hampton Institute — B.S. Junior
Fashion Board.
ESTHER BANKS — Teacher-Coordinator
Business. 1 year. Tennessee State University
— B.S.
MARY ELIZABETH BEEBEE — School Li
brarian. 7 years. University of Illinois — B.S.;
Rutgers University — M.L.S. Library Council.
JANET M. BERGER — English and Foreign
Languages. 4 years. Fordham University —
L.L.B.; Montclair State College — M.A. -
RICHARD BECKER — English. 1 year.
Northwestern University — B.S. Highland
Players; Thespians
C. SCRIPPS BEEBEE — Music. 29 years.
Columbia Teachers College—B.S.; M.S. Charm
Chorus; Scottsmen; Glee Club.
WILLIAM F. BEST — Social Studies (Dept.
Head). 20 years. University of Scranton —
B.A.; Montclair State Teachers College — M.A.
Track Team — Head Outdoor Track Coach.
JANET M. BLACK — Business Education.
Shippensburg State College — B.A. Usherettes.
HORACE HOOPER
A properly attired gentleman
“Come on in and join us!”

RUTH M. CERVASIO — School Secretary. 7
years. East Orange High School.
ROSEMARIE V. CHRISTIE — Home Eco
nomics. 3 years. Indiana University — B.S.
Junior Class Advisor.
LEONARD M. CHRISTOFORO — English.
1 year. Seton Hall University — B.S. Thistle.
CAROL CLARK — Social Studies. 1 year.
Douglass College — B.A. Drill Team; Girls’
Basketball Team.
JACQUELYN A. COCHRAN — English. 8
years. Trenton State College — B.A.; Mont
clair State College — M.A. National Honor
Society.
GLENN A. COHEN — Job Placement and
Career Counselor (Guidance). 7 years. Newark
State College — B.A. and M.A.
WILLIAM T. CRAWLEY — Special Educa
tion (Dept. Head). 5 years. North Carolina
Central University — B.S.
THOMAS CUSICK — Special Education. 4
years. Newark State College — B.A. and M.A.
ANTHONY DALEO — Art. 3 years. Buffalo
State Teachers College — B.S.; M.S. Student
Council.
“Fisher and Spas?"
MARY D’AMATO — School Secretary. 10
years. Montclair High School.
CARLINE L. DINKINS — Business Education.
4 years. Livingston College — B.S.; Columbia
University — M.A. Cooperative Office Educa
tion.
ENID A. HAYES — School Nurse. 3 years.
Provident Hospital and Jersey City State Col
lege — B.S. Future Physicians; Future Nurses;
Medical Assistant Club.
WARREN H. DILLARD — English. Bagpipe
Business Manager. GEORGE DORNE—Industrial Arts. 25 years.
Newark State Teachers College — M.A.
LEONARD N. HOOPER — English (Dept.
Head). 21 years. Columbia University — M.A.
“Oh no, she dropped her mud all over the place!”
OSCAR EBNER — Cooperative Industrial Ed
ucation (Coordinator). 3 years. Newark State
College — B.A. Cooperative Industrial Educa
tion (CIE).
FLORENCE A. EVANS — School Secretary.
JOHN FERRARA — Business Education. 2
years. University of Southern Mississippi —
B.S.
PATRICK J. GENOVA — Physical Education.
1 year. Seton Hall University — B.S. Intramu
ral basketball.
LILLIE GIST
Carolina State
Class Advisor.
— English.
College —
3 years. Southern
B.A. Sophomore
MARY GOINES — Vocal Music. 25 years.
Charm Chorus; Scottsmen.
JAMES N. HARDEN -
Jersey City State College
English. 2 years.
• B.A. and M.A.
GILBERT R. HUGHES'— Fine Arts. 15 years.
Newark State College — B.S.; Columbia Uni
versity — M.A.
ELIZABETH C. HUMPHREY — Attendance
Secretary. 4 years. Plainfield High School. At
tendance Committee; Office Assistants.
DAVID W. HUTCHINGS — Social Studies.
13. years. Columbia University — B.S.; New
York University — M.A. International Rela
tions Club; Intramural Bowling; TALC.
ROBERT JOHNSTON ■—- Business Education.
9 years. University of Oklahoma — B.A.
MORRIS M. KERSEY — Social Studies. 1
year. Upsala College — B.A. Assistant Foot
ball Coach; Assistant Freshman Basketball
Coach.
THOMAS KING — Administrative Assistant.
2 years. University of New Mexico — B.S.
Basketball Team; Lettermen Club; Black Stu
dent Union.
157

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“No, I wasn’t reading the newspaper upside down!”
FRANK E. ROMANO — Special Education. 3
years. Newark State College — B.S.; Columbia
University Teachers College — M.A.; Rutgers
— Teacher Librarian Certificate. Assistant
Coach to Golf Club; TALC
STEVEN C. SACKS — Business Education. 1
year. Rider College — B.S. Distributive Edu
cation Club (DECA).
CAROL J. SCHEBE — English. 5 years. Col
lege of Saint Elizabeth — B.A. Bagpipe;
TALC.
JO ANNE SCHEIDT — Mathematics. 6 years.
Montclair State College — B.A. and M.A.
National Honor Society.
CHING SETO — Science. 1year.
NANCY SICHEL — Guidance Counselor. 1
year. Connecticut College — B.A.; Newark
State College — M.A.
ANNA LAWTON — Fine Arts. 5 years.
Montclair State College — B.A.
JANE T. MACKIN — Home Economics. 4
years. Georgian Court College — B.S.
JOHN MAZZUTO — Mathematics. 20 years.
Brown University — B.S.
MARY McGUIRE — Corridor Aide. 4 years.
(Head of Corridor Supervision).
ALBERT J. McNEIL — Business Education
(Dept. Head). 1 year. Seton Hall University —
B.S. and M.B.A.
ROBERTA M. MEESON — School Librarian.
7 years. East Orange High School and Berkeley.
JAMES J. MILLER — Audio-Visual Coordi
nator. 2 years. Saint Peter’s College — B.S.;
Seton Hall University — M.A. Audio-Visual
Crew.
ALFRED MITCHELL—Science (Dept. Head).
4 years. Delaware State College — B.S. As
sistant Varsity and Junior Varsity Baseball
Coach; Extracurricular Science Activities.
ELIZABETH MOLCHON — Social Studies. 4
years. Fairleigh Dickinson University — B.A.
JEANNE C. MURPHY — Foreign Languages.
3 years. L’ficole Normale Laval de Merici —
B.A. French Club.
ELSA NUNEZ — Foreign Languages. 3 years.
Montclair State College—B.A.; Fairleigh Dick
inson University — M.A. Spanish Club; Color
Guard; Twirlers.
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ROBERT PAULILLO — Business Education.
1 year. Montclair State College — M.A. Stu
dent Booster Club.
PHILIP PERKINS — Science. 18 years.
JEREMY F. PERLMUTTER — Science. 8
years. Amherst College — B.A.; New York
University — M.A. T.A,L,C.
ARCHIE POLLOCK — Assistant Principal.
Bethany College and Montclair State College —
M.A.
CAROL ANN POWELL — Permanent Substi
tute. 4 years. Barry College — B.A.
JAMES E. POWELL — Social Studies. 12
years. Montclair State College — B.A. and
M.A.
GEORGE RAMOTH — Industrial Arts. 3
years. Montclair State College — B.A.
JAMES HARVEY RANALDSON — Mathe
matics and Science. 3 years. Alabama A & M
University — B.S. Ecology Club; Senior Class
Advisor.
CHERYL A. REAVES — Business Education.
3 years. Central State University—B.S. Senior
Class Advisor.
JANET REILLY — Foreign Languages. 2
years. Montclair State College — B.A. Tartan
Business Staff.
MICHAELE A. REILLY - English. 3 years.
LAURA H. SKALAK — School Secretary. 3
years.
ERWIN A. SLOAN — Social Studies. 13 years.
Upsala College ■— B.S. and M.S. Head Foot
ball Coach; National Honor Society.
CARRIE SMITH — Corridor Aide. 2 years.
This anonymous letter

FRANCES J. WERRELL -— School Secretary.
9 years.
JOEL WHEELER — Science. 2 years. Still
man College — B.S. Science Club; Golf Club.
RICHARD P. WILLIAMS — Foreign Lan
guages. 3 years. Seton Hall University ■— B.A.
Latin Club.
ROSE WILLIAMS — Corridor Aide. 1 year.
EDWARD P. WIZDA — Foreign Languages
(Dep{. Head). 20 years. Pennsylvania State
University — M.A.
ROBERT WOLFARTH — Physical Education.
9 years. Panzer College — B.S.; Montclair
State—M.A. Intramural Soccer and Wrestling.
ARTHUR L. WRIGHT — Industrial Arts —
2 years. Montclair State College — B.A.
HELEN C. WRIGHT — Physical Education
and Health — 13 years. Modern Dance.
ROBERT R. WRIGHT — Industrial Arts. 3
years. Montclair State College — B.A. Assist
ant Track Coach.
“The early birds in the morning."
“You want to put what in the Tartan!”
ALFRED SNEED — Mathematics. 4 years.
A &T University — B.S.
DARRELL SNYDER — English. 3 years.
Upsala College — B.A. Tartan.
should do the trick!”
MILDRED SPERLING — Guidance. 9 years.
CARMEN STREET — Science. Permanent
sub.
WILLIAM W. THOMPSON, JR. — Science. 2
years. Fairleigh Dickinson University — B.S.;
M.A. Junior Class; Cross Country Track.
JOSEPH A. TOMEI — Instrumental Music and
Band. 3 years. Washington University — B.M.;
Wichita University — M.M.Ed.
WILMA TURFARIELLO — Mathematics. 3
years. Jersey City State College—B.A. TALC.
DOUGLAS VAN LIEU — Mathematics (Dept.
Head). 20 years. East Stroudsburg State
Teachers College — B.A.; Lehigh University —
M.A.
WILLIE M. WARNICK — School Secretary.
1 year.
GEORGE WEINICK — Guidance. 3 years.
Rutgers University — B.A.; Seton Hall Univer
sity — M.A.
BETTIE A. WELLS — Physical Education. 1
year. Winston-Salem State University — B.S.
Modem Dance.

“If you’re going to ride, you forgot the engine.”
“That’s the spirit; give them the upper lip!”
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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following people for their assistance to the Tartan.
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concern and service for the Scott Tartan.
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Mrs. Darrell Snyder for her valuable assistance throughout the total
preparation of this book.
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Tartan for their financial assistance.
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