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

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CLIFFORD J. SCOTT HIGH CLYDE EMMONS Always busy . . . playing records . . . dancing . . . doodling . . . the little man . . . with the big grin. GERTRUDE EVANS Earnest and eager . . . Pete s right hand . . . naive at first glance . . . Glee Club girl . . . success ... in all girls sports. OLGA FARRAR Lively ' n ' laughing . . . good athlete . . . deep thinker . . . Give ine ice cream or give me death . . . makes her own clothes. JEROME FISCHBEIN Father Tartan . . . indus- trious . . . indispensable . . . argumentative . . . with a grin . . . conversationally competent . . . jokes . . . fre- quent FRANCIS FITZGERALD Muggs . . . last but not least of the immortal Fitz- gerald Basketeers . . . takes life with a smile . . . has great ambitions for Dodd- town ... a good man. IRVING FROGGATT Snug . . . but only to Cleo . . . guns his hobby . . . hunting his sport . . . always out of gas . . . but Dingle ' s always there ... to push. PHYLLIS GALLUZZO Brown eyes . . . with a so- phisticated sparkle . . . sighs with Sinatra . . . tries to scare herself . . . with horror tales HELEN GEORGE Serious . . . but she smiles too . . . way back in her brown eyes . . . willing to help . . . and well able to . . . keynote . . . originality. Page Twenty-one

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THE CLASS OF 1944 ANITA DIERS An ont-of-towner . . . likes Scott . . . reason unknown . . . likes to laugh . . . what could you expect with that twinkle in her eye? MARIAN DiFIGLIA Dark and dancing eyes . . . with a ready grin . . . and quick laugh . . . likes movies . . . howling . . . espe- cially with Dot. THOMAS DINGLE The eighth wonder ... a popular homeroom bill col- lector . . . air-minded . . . comes down to earth . . . for sports. jj JUNE DOBSON Tall . . . slim . . . demure . . . secretarial aspirations . . . plays piano and accordian . . . ambition: to get a Mrs. degree. JAMES DUNCAN Jeff . . . physique like Atlas . . . rates track and hunting high . . . hopes to see the world with Nap equipped onlv with his wit. HAZEL EDWARDS Soft spoken . . . clever . . . proof that girls can be pretty without paint . . . everyone likes her . . . for her sincer- ity . . . and appreciation of humor. IRENE ELDER Tours about Scott ' s halls with Edythe Simister . . . and company . . . quiet . . . but fun . . . ambition: jour- ney to Florida . . . even if she has to foot it. D. EDWARD ELLIOTT Carefree . . . optimistic . . . independent . . . spends leis- ure collecting pictures ... or resting . . . likeable fellow . . . who has to be con- vinced. Page Twenty

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THE CLASS OF 1944 RICHARD L. GERHARDT ' Dick . . . likeable fellow . . . Johnny and Lou ' s pal . . . interested in guns . . . en- joys hunting and fishing . . . destined to be an electrician. J ANN GOEHNER Dynamic . . . businesslike hopes to contribute her ver- satility to the Waves . . . suc- cessful in everything . . . especially politics. lOcUes e«f SHIRLEY GREATRIX Lee . . . from the Key- stone state . . . conscientious student . . . dishwashing her idea of torture . . . Army and Navy first on her list of ad- mirers. JOHN LAWRENCE GRIMES Johnny . . . quiet, polite, but most observing . . . stays close to nature . . . hunting, fishing . . . ignores the oppo- site sex . . . hopes to be a forest ranger. EARL GSELL Gezell . . . quiet ... if you don ' t know him . . . sar- torially gay ... a Thespian . . . always rushing to re- hearsals ... or dragging you there. ' BEATRICE HAYNES Records her recreation . . . candor her characteristic . . . fourth period her pet . . . likes to dance . . . Lorraine ' s twin. BOBBIE LEE HILL Blonde with bangs . . . usually found laughing with the good guys . . . Scott ' s gift to the theatre . . . well- liked . . . for her wit and personality. CcUU Uvw Ci. ' -ff BRUCE HILL The Mayor . . . every- body ' s friend . . . keeps halls in a dither . . . with his an- tics ... all sports fan . . . army veteran . . . wants to get back in service. Page Twenty-two