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

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THE CLASS OF 1944 RUTH BUCKLER Quiet person . . . not afraid of books ... a pleasant smile . . . with a suggestion of kind- . . shy ehan HENRY BURFEIND Keeps the movies occupied five times a week ... a man without a hobby . . . ambi- tion: United States Marine Corps. WALTER CACERES Walt ... a Thespian . . . leisure time spent . . . mem- orizing parts with Rudy . . . pet peeve: people who call hrm Ka-ser-ees . . . des- tined for chemical engineer- ing. DAVID CAIRNS One of Doddtown ' s favorite sons . . . can be seen with Jack ... on basketball court ... or Miller ' s Confectionery . . . better known as Boola . LOUIS CAMISA d F Shy prexy of senior . . runs the mile . . oes calisthenics . . . red and Frank . . . . . not vet. class . and with girls? DAVIS CHAMBERLAIN Conspicuous by his ab- sence . . . noted for his gas- less buggy . . . complete with flat tires . . . takes life easy resting for V-12. HAI-NGOOK CHIN Spreads good will . . . for the United Nations . . . with his friendliness . . . good stu- dent ... all round good sport. AMELIA COLELLA to Babe ' s ambition . grow taller . . . lively . . . especially in debates . . . pet peeve . . . lunch line chis- elers . . . likes basketball . . . and a good time. Page Eighteen

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CLIFFORD J. SCOTT HIGH THOMAS H. BRADLEY Talk. . . . just for fun . . . boxes at the Y . . . guards feminine lives ... at Fire Island . . . will be kept fly- inil in Army Air Corps. H. WILLIAM BRADY The languid type . . . with wide awake eyes ... a sleepy twang . . . with highlights of humor . . . takes life as it comes. GEORGE BRANDT There ' s something about a sailor ... a big lad with heart to match . . . 200 pounds of dynamite ... on and off the gridiron. JAMES J. BROWNE Brownie . . . noted math fiend . . . spends time pur- suing the gentle art of relax- ation . . . not as quiet as he looks . . . efficient . . . witty. JOHN L. BRUNO Little Butch ... the man and his drums . . . swing bands his weakness . . . ambition: to have own orchestra with my shadow . JANE BRUSIE One of Scott ' s budding art- ists . . . Doris Wood her Siamese twin . . . friendly and likeable . . . hostess to service men ... at canteen. JOSEPH BUCCINO Noted for . . . practical jokes and debonair attitudes . . . before he left to spend his leisure time in the U. S. 0. . . . instead of 109. % RAY BUCKINGHAM Casey Jones ' assistant . . . on the Lackawanna . . . leis- ure time spent . . . explor- ing the wilds of Ampere . . . with Dr. Daly . . . we pre- sume. Page Seventeen

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CLIFFORD J. SCOTT HIGH EILEEN COLLIER The girl with the golden voice . . . and the manners . . . and big heart ... of a lady . . . good to look at and listen to •A COLOMBRITO Nimble fingers ... on the typewriter . . . amhitious . . . we kfaow she will get places . . . witli that smile 4 . . and talent for work. RUTH CONNER ' Connie . . . serene, nice to be with . . . objects to get- ting up mornings . . . can tell a story with the best of them . . . nimble fingers on the piano keys. EDNA CONNOR Countess of Glenwood Ave- nue . . . full of school spirit . . . has a smile for everyone . . . even for foreigners from Ampere . . . collects V-Mail letters. ARTHUR CONWAY Bill . . . tall . . . dark . and sophisticated . . . le athletic type . . . likes dancing . . . and plaid shirts . . . sociallv inclined. il JEAN CUSTER Politician ' s smile . . . minus the insincerity ... a willing worker . . . and a good one . . . brittle humor . . . can- did . . . frank. JEAN DAVIS New to Scott . . . but likes . . . and is liked by . . . all Scottonians . . . football en- thusiast . . . studious . . . but likes a good time too. ANTHONY DE ANGELIS Unobtrusive . . . but not unknown . . . with his good manners . . . makes friends easily ... as nice as he looks. Page Nineteen