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

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CLIFFORD J. SCOTT HIGH JAMES RANDOLPH Hotfoot Junior . . . can be found nowhere in partic- ular . . . goes with the hoys have you heard him play the piano: DELORES READETT Sophisticated red head . . . big smile . . . for everybody . . . likes to talk . . . with Amelia . . . about everything. HERBERT REPPIN Flair for dancing . . . repar- tee . . . practical jokes . . . tall and lanky . . . good friend . . . good fun ... to be with. ALBERT REYNOLDS ' Panama . . . the boy with the crew cut ... all year round . . . future Don Budge . . . one of C. J. S. ' s Beau Brummels. CATHERINE RIDNER Seen her around the boys ' shop? . . . the constructive sort . . . and in a practical way ... a kind word for everyone . . . even freshmen. KATHERINE M. RILEY Executive of Kay Riley and Co. . . . after hours . . . just one of the gang . . . go- ing bowling . . . future stylist ... of woman ' s crowning glory LEIGH ROBERTSON Nap . . . leads in class and school spirit . . . presi- dent of everything but girls ' knitting cluh . . . sun never sets on his Moon . ALAN ROTHERMEL Buster ' s big brother . with a grin a mile wide . likes his records sweet a hot . . . easy to talk to . easier to laugh with. Page Twenty-nine

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THE CLASS OF 1944 MARILYN NULTY Whiz on wheels . . . witty . . . when she ' s in the mood . . . willing slave to short- hand . . . last one out of cafe- teria. JAMES M. O ' HARA Mike . . . the roving Romeo of C. J. S. . . . thrives on Boogie Woogie, whistling, crooning . . . happy go lucky . . . inhahits Cafe Society . . . downtown . . . V-12. ROBERT PAVLISKO Pave . . . quiet . . . self- possessed ... a natural in sports . . . helieves a man must work for everything . . . he does . . . closest friend: Hai-Chin. LOUIS PELOSI Strong, silent type . . . bril- liant smile . . . friendly in a shy sort of way . . . works- out at the Y with Johnny . . . future Coast Guardsman. FRED PETERSON When not at his music . . Pete ' s training for track . our strong shy Swede . . will he dropping in ... as Paratrooper. . RUTH PIERCE Not a serious moment . . . for this fashionable miss . . . Scott ' s recent gift to Mont- clair High. EDWARD PURCELL Loves to argue . . . and do algebra in home room . . . ambitious to reach Connecti- cut . . . June means Army Air Corps. HALSEY PAUL QUINN Known to Scotties as Short Circuit . . . mathe- matical genius . . . divides leisure time between radio and Scouts . . . Motto: noth- ing is impossible. Page Twenty-eight

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THE CLASS OF 1944 VIRGINIA RUMMELL Pretty hair . . . pretty girl . . . swims at the Y. . . . . with Doris . . . ambition: flying . . . hobby: singing. DOROTHY RUZYCKI Domestic type . . . gay and light-hearted . . . loves to write letters ... to Georgia ... is annoyed hy conceited people . . . prominent mem- ber of Kay Riley and Co. JEAN SAMMIS Her spare time . . . taken up by crossword puzzles . . . and the movies . . . for a good time . . . and a good friend . . . meet Jeanie . JAY SAUER Better known as . . . Wig . . . noted for . . . his long speeches . . . delivered at Herm ' s . . . golfs ... as a hobby. HARRY SAUNDERS Farmer . . . dry wit . . . wants to farm . . . scientifi- cally. . . . and become Secre- tary of Agriculture . . . will serve the Navy first. WILBERT SCHALLIS State Guard . . . practices guarding Miller ' s Confection- ary with Frank and Whitey . . . can be seen . . . taking it easy . . . except when it comes to football. CLIFFORD SCHOTT Short on height . . . long on personality . . . and on friends . . . cuts up . . . and drowses off . . . by turns. WALLY SCHWAEBE Small girl . . . big heart . . . skates with the gang . . . frequently remarks . . . What a life! . . . but then don ' t we all? Page Thirty