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

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First row, left to right: Pat Varson, Lois Chamberlin, Phyllis DesMarais, Rhoda Slobodien, Barbara Levin,Jeanette Husk. Second row: Pearl Binkovitz, Maureen Page, Pat Wood, Elaine Foran, Joyce Viventi, Joyce Beckett, Josephine Iandiorio, Sharon Locke, Diane Wheaten, Genevieve Freedman. Third row: Margaret Karibjanian, Mildred Schall, Felicia Domaleski, Annemarie Kraume, Davida Waddell, Florence Mandel, Betsy Carstensen, Jessie Hoey, Lorna Hoblitzell, Florence Strick, Carol Jansen. Fourth row: Jack Ryan, Keith Kentopp, Dan McCarren, Dick Duncan, Jack Mapletoft, Alfred Quinn, Jay Gsell, Bob Kelley, Peter Vroom, Herbert Fraunfelker. Editor-in-Chief ................................................................................... L015 CHAMBERLIN Associate Editor ............................................................................... FLORENCE MANDEL Business Manager ............................................................................... JACK MAPLETOFT Assistant ...................................................................... PHYLLIS DEsMARAIss1946 F eature Editors ............................................ ANNEMARIE KRAUME, RICHARD DUNCAN Senior Personals Editor .............................................................. MAUREEN PAGEs1946 Organizations Editor ........................................................................... DAVIDA WADDELL Assistants ................... ' ..................... PHYLLIS CRYANs1946; ANN STACEY-1946 PEARL SUTCLIFFE-1946; CATHERINE GUEST ..................................................................... ALFRED QUINN, J AY GSELL ............................................................................. BETSY CARSTENSEN Boys, Sports .s Girls, Sports Photographer ...................................................................... PETER JANSONs1946 Artist .................................................................................. LORNA HOBLITZELL Typists .................................................................. J OSEPHINE IANDIORIO, JESSIE HOEY John Caboschs1946, Ursula Kraume, Eleanor Johnson, Betty Colie, Virginia .SZrM'or Seaman, Herbert Fraunfelker, Marjorie McCairns, Harold Bartsch, Ruth Leobold, Helen Storm-1946, Edna Gustafsons1946, Mildred Schall, lQemomfj Josephine DeCilliss1946, Betty Schultz, Patricia Woodsl946, Florence Strick. Betsy Carstensen, Genevieve Freedman, Catherine Guest, Jessie Hoey, Z? . Jeannette Husk-1946, Josephine Iandiorio, Robert Kelley, Keith Kentoppg owmedj 1948, Daniel McCarren, Harry B. Naylorsl948, Jack Ryans1948, Patricia 5 V Varson, Diane Wheatons1946. fa F aculty Advisers ...................................................... EMMELINE GRIEDER, SADIE LIPSON Page F ive . . g- , .h r: y , vg-N -. .1. .1. .,.Mv-.-v,..:: 1n y-m..,--.w v.5 ,.- .. 4 I44. v1. W v-r

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