Summit High School - Top Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1930 volume:

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I E 1 w H 1930 I l ,L'L IQ uH+!! I?'.f 1 I QE R00 Q IIHIIII II mm EQ mm n m mug da Q 4 B 'rf 1' I UUUUUU IJU UU UU EIIIHU I If UUIJUIJ DDD-QQ DDU UUUU MR. ALBERT J. BARTHOLOMEVV Prinfipdl, High School 7 Faculty ,O 1930 T . l l 1930 .1 . Al L ll llllllll ll Illlll IIIIIIII III un ' l lfl lllllllllil llhl Ill!!-if' UDUUU DUMEUU UCIUU Faculty MARGARET AHERN ........ ................... ..... T r enton State Normal Coinnzercial N. HAMILTON NICGIFFIN ..... ...... . . ........ ... ....... ...... . .... A .B., Hamilton College EMILY BENSINGER .... English ' l.---E. Stroudsburg Nornzal: Drexel Instiituteg N. Y. U., B.C.S. C01nn1c1'rfa.l FRANCES BLONDIN .... ...................... .... A . B, College of St. Elizabeth Latin GUY V. BRUCE .... ...... ..... ......... B . S ., New York State College Srienfn MARION CARLSON ................ .................. B .S., New Jersey College for Women Domestic Sfienre nbia Teachers College, B.S., A.B. HOLMES A. CLIVER--- TT iton State Norm' ' ? ' fl in s ELIZABETH CAREW ...... ........ ........ ...... - .... A . B ., Allegheny College Spanish ELWOOD CORNOG .............. ., ................... ....... - T ..... A.B.., Ursinus College -- A M Physical Training JAMES E. DOWNES--:'f fzfiqgfi Lflyf ................. . .... A.B., Franikfiin an-d Marshall ' History MARIE L. GOODELLE ......... .... , . ........ ---A.B., Syracuse University H istory MARION ENSLIN--- ........... . ............... A.B., Syracuse University Latin D. A. HADSELL--,- ............. New York State Coilegeg A.B., Columbia Library JAMES B. HAWLEY .... - .................... A.B., Dartmouthg A.M., Columbia Maitlzematirs IDA F. HERRLIANN .... ........... . ..................... P 'h.B., Brown University English GRACE E. JONES ..... ---.-New Haven Splzool of Gymnasticsg B.S., Arnold College Physical Training JOSEPHINE NOYES ..... ......................... ......... P r att Institute .Uonzestif Srienre HAZEL SHORTER ..... .......... .......... ........ T r e nton State Normal Comnzcrcial MERLIN S. TEMPLE .... .................... .... A . B., A.M., Indiana University .lllaiflieinai irs TILLA THOMAS ....... - ............. ...... A .B., Western Reserveg Cc-1umb'a Frenrh ESTELLE VAN PATTEN .............................. Cortland Normalg New York University Cnnlnwrcial VIRGINIA WESsELs--Yale School of Musicg Institute of Pedaigogyg Private Study in New York Mirsic EDITH WHITE ........................................ ...... . .- ........ College of Wooster Biology JAMES B. WIEEE ....... - .............. -- .... Newark Normal Manual Arts WENIJELL H. WOODSIDE .... ................. ......... A . B., Bucknell English EARL BUTLER ........... ............. ..... O s wego State Normal Printing 9 QV up 1930 IFIJIIE I T IP . 1930 NG 10 Q Il lllllla Illlll n m Inn AE ' 3 IJIIII:IucIIIIIuuIIIIIIII l1I1l1UIJ IIIILIIIIJ IIIIIJIIIJIIIIII IIIIIIII 5, 11 LJ The 'Top C'1lI't'f of Sfajjr ...... ,...... ....... 1 I 'RANCES FLATOVV St'U't'I'GI'J' ...,...,.A.... ,....,.. E LIZABETH KOEHLER Fam!!-v .'1I!'Z'iSOI' ..... A.,,..., , ........ MR. JAMES B. HANX'I.EY Top Board CAROLYN HOLMES, '30 VVILMA SNOOK, '29 AIAIJELEINE DAVIES, '30 JOHN BIERNAKE. 31 FRANCES NYIEGAND, '30 NATALIE XTIVIEN, '31 JOEL BEHOUT, '30 RAE HANNAFIN, '30 BEATRICE BOYE, '30 JEAN BIERRIMAN, '30 CHARLOTTE THOMPSON OLIVE NISSLE, '31 CHARLES XJAN BLARCOM JOHN BEACH, '29 FRANCES MCGUIRE. '32 CHARLES DAIIOG, '31 I3 , '31 ELEANOR CODDINGTON, '31 BIARCELLA 1X4ARTIN, '31 BE'I I'Y BENJAMIN, '31 DOTCCJTIIY IXIIORTONV, '31 WILLIAM LUCAS, '31 RAYMOND THAIQAND, '31 VIRGINIA IQOGERS, '30 FRANK PHILIPS, '31 NATIIANIAI4 DEGIESO, '31 AKIJER AF' BAAK5 QLR7f E 7 H U MAR mcnmznmus HTHLETIQ5 7 RL EVE NT7 KTIFEM ll E T7 N u I 1 1 1 1 E O .sz U va .: .EQ CE -'S E 2 P : VJ 12 I3 Illlllm Illlll II III mn I AK K g nuuuuuuu uuunu uuuuu V' unuuu uunuunun nuuu QV no 90 THF I T P 1930 B imlmfimn IENIUIQ PRESIDENT JAY EBEI. All-State HU SflIIlli.K' above 'IIS all in l Z'Fl'j' way. Squad 2: Basketball 3: Captain 4: Track 3, 4: Class President 4: Athletic Council 4: Class Secretary 1: H. R. Representative 3: Service Committee 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Freshman Initiation 2: Captain Apple- jack 4: Hi-Y Z, 4. Noted for: Height. Future: Business or college. KENQ.-.9-A VICE-PRES ENT CAROLYN HOLMES Holmesy 'S011g O' Ely Haart. H. R. Representative 1, 2. 31 Junior Prom Committee 3: Glee Club 3: Rebel Moon : Freshman lnitiation Committee 2: Service Committee 3, 42 Secretary 3: Vice-Chairman 4: Class Vice-President 4: Top Board 3, 4: Guise and Disguise 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Noted for: A Taylor-maid woman. Future: Conn. College for VVomen. 'ffl I H 1930 . THF. 1 '1r 1P 1 1930 0 Q Illlll Il BDU lIIIlI! IIIIII u m IIII QE AE A l 1 3 IL-JUUUIJ nu 1111111111 uuuuu ummm nuuuuuun uuuu 5, 15 'X UFFICEIQI ,Ml 1 Xt V TREASURER RUDOLPH DE ROODE A'Rudy Inst iuafrlz llll' 24111011 I g1'0'zt1 uf! Captain Applejack' 43 R. H. Rep- 1'csentative 1, 3, 4: Class Treasurer -li Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 4: Tower Staff l. Noted for: Pleasantness. Future: College. SECRETARY ELEANOR REINHARDT Eleanor nllvllffllllfj is i111p0.v.vz'l1Iv to a 'Zt'l'lIl'lLfl lzfc11'f. l Service Committee 3, 45 Debating Club 23 Art Club 3, 4: President of Art Club 43 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Playg Tower Rep- resentative 4g Student Council 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4g Hockey 3g Fencing 2: Track 3. X. Noted for: X , ,l 1 Future 2 Undecided. I I fl wt xp 5 ,, , ' V 'f .. - I ,Ig - gi . - ,..1 . A , ' ' P' 0 2 If OUTSTANDING SENIURS 9 Q l93O Fllillfllllr. T P I 1930 b QE Q00 iq UDB IIIIHE mln u m nn EQ RK A 1 5 Q uuunuu nu nuuuu uuuun f' ummm unnunnnn uuuu ' 5, Jk y 1 MISS EDITH NV. VVHITE C I ass jlll'Z'I'.YfIl' The Senior Class Throughout our High School career, the members of our class have been out- standing in their participation in every held of school activity. Their scholastic, dramatic, and artistic abilities have been recognized since their entrance. ln the tielcl of athletics we were so fortunate as to have members of our class on 'the state championship basketball team and county championship football team. NVe are notably not a social class, but we have made brave attempts to put across a successful social function, and finally in our Junior year managed to stage an admirable junior Prom. Altogetlieiy we have aclclecl much to the prestige of Summit High School. 17 NG llllll Il IIIII IIIIII II III I III l g nmmmmmmmifnmwmmmmmu yt X isso THE T IP H 1930 5 Q EEQE mu Q ll!! EVELYN ADAMS '. Aryxv ulfoxyvr PVit and lzzmzor quite hw' oem. Tower fTower windowj. Noted for: Tower VVindow. Future: Social Service work. SHELDON ADAMS Barney I 11L sure rare is an enemy to lzfe. Noted for: Laziness. Future: Undecided. ROBERT ALDER Dutch Little boys slzoufd be sem and not heard. Homerooni Basketball 3, 4g Hi-Y l, Z, 43 Ring Committee 4. H Noted for: Size. Future: Business. DOROTHY ANDERSON l1DOtU Life'.v 0 jest, and all things show it: I tlzouglzt so once and now I know it.', Class Basketball 1, Z3 Class Volley Ball l, 2, 3: Glee Club 25 Go West Young Man 2g Financial Treasurer of Art Club 3. Noted for: Business ability. Future: Business. JACK BACHELER ffjackli An a1't'ist's hand s Hi-Y 1, 2g Art , 3g Glee Club 3, 4g Rebel loo , ' Jirl in Blue Ging- T Seni 1 t 43 Orchestra 35 Track ham 43 T01 Rep. 1 3 3,4 l Noted for: Wire work. Future : College. 18 1930 . 'll' . lE I I .W 1930 A W I K x O , , 9 .02 . ROBERT BADGLEY Bob Tho gC'lZfIK71llU1Il from 'up the lin.e'. Honierooni Basketball Z, 3. 4: Captain Applejackn 45 Varsity Basketball 4. Noted for: His friendly way. Future: Undecided. RICHARD BESMAJIAN Dick fm af quiet gentlmzzan and will sit and flzilzkf' Basketball League. Noted for: Sweeter than sweet. Future: Business. JOEL BEBOUT Q Bela f'S1'Ie1'zcc is a true friend who nevm' betrays. Top 3, 4g Homeroom Rep. 3, 4. Noted for: Curls. Future: Undecided. MAR-TORIE BEEK , Marge fm sure care is an mzcnzy to life. Glee Club 1, 2, 3: May the Maidenug Go West Young Man 3g Girl Reserves 1. Noted for: New England accent. Future: Nursing. CLIFFORD BETZ Cicliffil Son of the soil. Track. Noted for: Trig. Future: Civil engineering. 19 1930 THF. T P 1930 B me 10 Q mu Illllg gllllllll lll un ,P tx AE Q DUHUUU DU UDU UU IIIIIUIJU - f' UIJUDIJ DU DDD Iflllll UUUU MARY B LOS S n13ataa lzwlss lvelziml the fragile screen. Class Volley Ball 1, 2, 33 Class Basket- ball 1, 23 Debating Club 1, Z5 Captain Applejacku 4g Girl Reserve 1. Noted for: Beautiful eyes. Future: Business. ,K 'Si ALMA BLOUNT fi' HAI I'll make a brief of it in my note book. Secretary G. O. 43 Homeroom Repre- sentative 1, 2, 3: Hockey 3, 45 Junior Class Secretary 33 Treasurer G. O. 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Cabinet Member 3. Noted for: Being a secretary. Future: Training. VIRGINIA BLUDWORTH Ginie Alas, zulzy should life all labor be? Field Hockey 3, 4: Girl Reserves 45 Captain Applejackng Class Basketball 25 School Squad 4. Noted for: Being left handed. Future: Parson's Art School. ROY BOUCHER ..ROy,, All's right wiilzf the world. Orchestra 2, 3: Band 43 Top 4g Foot- ball 5. Noted for: Seldom speaking. Future: College. ANNE BOVVLY Anne 'Trusffc'o1'fl1y and frueg would flzere were more like 31011.30 Service Committee 3, 4: Guise and Dis- guise 3, 4. Noted for: Knowledge. Future: Swarthmore College. N il 20 Heruare tlze sfvarleling eye, for zlangvr , 1930 . THE T ow 1930 M llllll !I ll IIIIIIE llllll UU Y I rf 3 CIUIIDIIID DU UUUHU IJEIUUD f UEIUUIJ UUUUU IJUU UUEIU N, 'ts 'X BEATRICE BOYE Bea For this is a jolly good world, and I must be jolly mo! Art Club 2, 33 Class Basketball 4: Hockey 33 Athletic Council 3. 4g Class Volley Ball 2, 3. Noted for: Goodnaturedness. Future: Finishing school. HAROLD BRYDON Cue-Ball I must lzazfc Lilvorfy or C0llI'l'7'.S'.U Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4g Base- ball 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Nonchalance. Future: Undecided. THEODORE BRYDON CKTCCIH High school in flzrco years is a talent. Homeroom Representative l, 2. Noted for: Stillness. Future 1 Undecided. CECILE BURGMILLER Hs modest asllzc day 'is longf' Class Basketball 2, 3, 45 A. A. Selling Force 4: Girl Reserves 4g Class Volley Ball 2, 3, 45 Captain Applejacku 4. Noted for: Bashfulness. Future: Undecided. JULIUS BYSTRZAK CKJLIIYY Bluslzi1zg is the color of tfirtz10. Honierooni Basketball 2, 35 Treasurer of Sophomore Class l, 2. Noted for: Basketball. V .s f Future : Business. l . my 5 X y ,O l9301 T 13 1 11' . 1930 B L Q IIIIII 'I ll IIIHI! Ellllll UUU Ill Illlm V rf 3 n u llll I Il II V' UUUU DF Jk - 'l! l ..' -I nuunn uumuuu , I f 151144 Q 1 STANLEY BYSTRZAK Sl'1n1iks Spc?0fI1 is great, but silence is grcafcrf Noted for: Silent ways. Future: Business. ALAN CAREY Ace I'Il grow up and play for thc Yanks. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Noted for: His retiring ways. Future: Univ. of North Carolina. RUTH CARNEY As lift? a 11'1'1'Ic girl as one Could rlzazzrc to 111cct. ' Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2. Noted for: A Studebaker. Future 1 Undecided. CHARLES CLARK, JR. Chappie', Our Mfalfcr Hamfldm Glee Club 2, 3, 4g g11t:Council 2, 43 Art Club 1, g rchestra 2, 3: Enter the Vil g ' ebel Moon g Go lrVest Y Man , Girl in Blue Ging- Q rainatic Club 2, 3, 43 President . Captain Applejackng junior Prom Connnittee 3. Noted for: VVise cracks. Future: Cornell. HELEN CODDINGTON 4'Coddy She who uses few words is wise. Service Committee 3, 43 Art Club 1, 2, Q 4, Girl Reserves 1, 3, 4, Class Basket- bball 2, 3. Noted for: Helpfulness. Future: Vklilson College. 1 531 J no leso . 'll'llflllE u T IP . 1930 ll Q Illlllll ll llIIIE null u m un Q ' W I l 'lf ll 'X I 3 lllllllllll DU llDUIJll'lJI1l1lllJ UUIJUU UD DDU UUI1 UIJUU LEONARD COFFEY i Pioneer Good to tlzf las! drop. Commercial Club 1. Noted for: lt's a Colley bean. Future: Business. RAOUL COLLTN l'Owleyes r HA good sorf and a good sport. Homeroom Basketball l, 2. 3, 4, 5: Baseball Squad 4, 5: Football Manager 35 Athletic Council 3. Noted for: Interest in sports. Future: College. N- FREDRICK COPE Copey Fz1llc'r's only 1'izfal. Entered S. H. S. 3: Treasurer G. O. 4: H. R. Baseball: H. R. Rep. 3. Noted for: Absence. Future: Undecided. MARIANNE COX I'lVolcomc, little stranger, to our midst. Entered S. H. S. 45 Glee Club 4g Girl in Blue Gingham. - Noted for: Doug Future: Dramatic School. LOUISA DABAGIAN . 'WVeesie lfVl1at sweet delight a quiet life avjjfordsf' Debating l, 2, 3: Tower 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Voice. Future: Normal School. 23 ,D 1930 . alt n u i t 1- . 1930 B L ll Q Illlll !l IIUU Illllla gllllll ll lll IIII EB AK i 3 DUDUBDUIIVUUDIIIJ ll-f' EIDDUU IIIUUUIJ HUD UUUU 55, Q 'X MADELEINE DAVIES nQ11l1illfl'ICSA' is a rare UI'7'f'llC those days. Entered S. H. S. 33 Honieroom Rep- resentative 3g Art Club 3: Top Board 4. Noted for: Dependability. Future: Barnard. WALTER DELANEY 1 The town gossip. Co111.v1Xercial Club 1, 2: Treasurer 2. ,Noted -for: Ladylike ways. -J Futurey Undecided. x VVILLIAM DOGLEY Bill NI t seems tlzere zvcrc two Irislzllzeu- ' Honieroom Representative 1, 2, 3, 45 Tower 3. Noted for: Being our special student Future: Business. ALAN DUGUID uDug, f . See Q1-Q,worI We .gh a jrortlzolef' l 55 Track Squad 43 ck Manager , Athletic Council 4. Noted for: Social inclinations. Future : Undecided. ooRDoN EADIE K 3, QQ Mzzclz I know, but to know more is my ambition. ' Student Council: Service Committee 3, 4g Honierooni Rep.: Track 3. 43 De- bating' Club CPres. 411 Athletic Council QPres. 3D : Football 4: Class Secretary 2, Noted for: Debating. Future: Princeton. 24 O l930 I T E l l 'OP I' .. 1930 L W Q llllllll ll IIIIIIB BIIIIII u m IIII Q AE ' r ,f 3 n uuuunui u uuuuu Uumunn Dunn 3, ts 'X NANCY EVANS A lKNan,, Once I said a loud word. Noted for: Artistic ability. Future: Undecided. V ALERIA EVANS Val Silence is more musiral than any song. Noted for: Reading ability. Future: Newark Normal. CLEMENT FALZARANO Nizno'y Sm'r'0zmded by 11zysz'e1fy- Noted for: Playing pool. Future: Business school. GAR S ITOUTE Out . I . , ' Gam s an -us 'can of peaches. 1- 1, meroom Basketball 1, 2, No ed r: Long strides. Future: Univ. of North Carolina. JoHN PAY Chick 'WVU hardly recognise his voice berausc lit' seldom speaks. Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Shyness. Future: Business. 25 1 V ,O 1930 THE n i i 1- . 1930 B Q guuu llIIIIE mm n m mu da l I '41 5 uuuuunuuuuuuu nuuuu 7' unnun nuuununn uuuu 5, it 'X My Dfw-Jai 56 'J J, ,x -V Q re- A K FRANCES FLATOVV Fannie 'I like to hear my 'lll0Zlfllf 'wind fzffvg I like to lzcar it go. Student Council 2, 45 Top 3, 45 Editor 45 Debating Club 25 Art Club 3. 45 Hand Book Committee 35 Guise and Disguise 45 Freshman Initiation Committee 2. Noted for: Being on the Top of the world. Future: College. g CHARLES FOSS Charlie You zzmzcr ran rozwilzfe some fwcofvlef' Debating 35 Hi-Y 45 'KCaptain Apple- jacku 45 Tower Staff 35 Tower Board 4. Noted for: Childishness. Future: Harvard. DONALD FULLER Donn Oh Don! yozfrc so big and strong. Guise and Disguise 2: Tower 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Class V ice-President 25 Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3. Noted for: Immensity. Future: Yale. JAMES FUNC1-IEON Ji1n,' Young, gay and f07'f1lI'lUf6'.U Top Treasurer 3, 4: Football Squad 1. 25 Baseball 15 Basketball 45 Track 1, 2. Noted for: Skating. Future: Business. VVILLIAM CANNON ' VVindy 'Wl1Gf for been taught F110 forgotten, 'haf I know Fife guessed. Class Basketball 1, Homeroom Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Captain CSec- ond Teamj Baseball 3. Noted for: Hot air. Future: Notre Dame. 26 ,O 1930 . THE F T 1 1930 8 M 0 Illl II II I II' 1 K A J- B Q UUUD DU 5 UUUUU UU HUD HUD IJUUU JAMES GASKELL Brown Eyes Look for his name 011 1110 sport pagan' Homeroom Rep. 3: Handbook Coni- mittee 2: Chairman Junior Prom Com- 1nittee 3: Hi-Y 2g Football 2. 3, 45 Bas- ketball 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Track 2, 3. 4: Captain Baseball 4g Captain Track 4: Athletic Council 4. Noted for: Popularity. Future: College. UJOCU Alt f1'llICS Izc afimzcfs srlzoolf' Noted for: Smoking a pipe. Future: Undecided. JosEPH oiznnrs 'ii- ROBERT GILLTLAN I'Sticks I'11z ll big main in my way. Guise and Disguise 2, 3, 4: Class Vice- President 3: Captain Applejacku 4: Service CO111l11lttCC 3, 4: Freshman Ini- tiation Committee 2: Football 3, 45 Track 3. 4: Go NVest Young Manu: Rebel Moonvg Girl in Blue Gingham . Noted for: Voice. Future: University of Michigan. ANTOINETTE GIOVANELLO Nettie 'Q11ict lass, flzerc are fmt' who know flu' 1'1'cas1o'cs hid in you. Noted for: Black hair. Future: Business. HASLETT GLAZEBRGOK t'Haz . 'f'T1ll' ladirs' man. Glee Cl11b 3, 4: Track: Dramatic Club l. 2, 3. 45 Homeroom Representative: Art Club. Noted for: Those curls. Future: Undecided. 27 o l T l i 1- . 1930 ob L ll E IIIIII II III mug AK u uuu nuuuuun Dunn V' nun UEIMUUU UUUU 3, tx EVERETT GOULARD ffchubbye A dinzplc 011 Ihr' ching inisflzivf is within. Honierooni Representative l, 23 Serv- ice Committee 3, 4g Chairman 43 Class President 35 Track 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Hi-Y 3, 4: President 4: Debating 3. Noted for: Leadership. Future: College. EDVVARD GRAY Eddie I like red hair and f1'c'rk.'0s. Noted for: Height. Future: W'est Point. MESROP GULAMERIAN lf S9Y Little, but-oh my! Basketball Squad l, 2, 3: Varsity 4g Football Manager 3: A. A. Force 3: Athletic Council 3g Hi-Y l, 2. Noted for: Basketball. Future: Undecided. HELEN HALL KKH0x1!, The prix-zcess passes? - Class President 25 H. R. Representa- tive l, 45 Guise and Disguise 35 Glee Club Z, 3: Student Council 2. Noted for: Good looks. Future: Business. NATHAN HALL CINat7! 'Tis wonzlczz and the inuse that rule us still. Football 3, 4. Noted for: The red jacket. Future: University of Illinois. 28 I IIIII ' IIIIIIII u AE l B UUUUUUUU UUUDU Ullllllll rw UDDUU UUMUUU UUUU NX lt up 11930 THE - il' 1930 9 J Q UU :mi RAE HANNAFIN Rae Rao is lifflc, good, and true, Ana' slzclll do a1'1fytl1i1zg for you. H. S. G. R. 1, 2, 3. 45 Secretary 43 Basketball Manager 4: Art Club 2: Athletic Council 3, 4g Vice-President 3. Noted for: Dressing well. Future: Undecided. DOROTHY HEAL KKD0tS! IFJ a friendly heart that has plenty of fl'I'l'IldS.U Homeroom Representative 2, 3g Class Basketball 45 Hockey 3. Noted for: Lisping. Future: Art school. MARGARET HENCKEN fiMarge9l Silence has many arlvfarzfagea-. Tower 3, 4g Orchestra 3. K Noted for: Glasses. Future: Business. Tl LAURA HIRSHMAN To lm short is no disgrace, only in- !'0l1'Z'I'l1lC'7ll.U Entered S. H. S. 45 Orchestra 43 Glee Club 4. Noted for: Hair. Future: College. PETER HOVHANNESIAN Peter johnson Peter wiflz the long 11a11z.c. Orchestra 4g Homeroom Representa- tive 4g Tower Representative. Noted for: Name. Future: Music. 29 f J o T . lE n u T IP 1930 b Q uw Q L ll mmm: n ming Bunn n m un AK Q ff l 'rf ll' 'X DUDIJUIJ UU ll UD Ellllllfl r f UDIJUU UUMUDD UUUU PAUL JERLING Paul npylltlf a- F0rr1'. ' Noted for: Being Scotch. Future : Undecided. Q QIBURTON KAUFMAN Buck X ff JJ ur 11za1zagm'. Football 3, 4g Baseball Manager 31 Basketball Manager 43 Athletic Council 3. 4g President 4g Student Council 45 Tower l, 43 Senior Play 4g Golf 4. Noted for: Being a good sport. Future: College. NEGDAR KAZAZIAN A wee, winsonzc thing. Glee Club 1, 2, 4g H. S. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 4. Noted for: Tininess. Future: N. Y. U. DOUGLAS KNAPP Doug irFU11ZiJlilIU z'a1'ic'fy is thc spirc' ofjifef Noted for: Marianne Future: College. ELIZABETH KOEHLER Betty VVlzmz you know hor, 5110's just grcaff Debating Club 2. Noted for: Music. Future: College. 30 I Though S110 may look quiet and sedate, Top Board 45 H. S. G. R. 1, 2, 4: B Elflllllllll IJUCUUU UU Ullflll I'-N 0 I. - Oil l93O no iss T .lFl ,,,, n' . , :Ri UUUEID UIJMUUU IJUUU 7 CHARLES LAMB Kllfogji 'TAS idle' as a painted .flzip on a painted mean. Basketball 3, 4. Noted for: Foggy atmosphere. Future: Undecided. JEANETTE LAMBERT Blade lzair, pink rliccks, giggles and slizilcsf' Varsity Squad 3: Homeroom Repre- Basketball l, Z, 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4. Noted for: A ready smile. Future: Montclair Normal School. MARIE LAUREYNS quiet. 'ZHll1S5Il7llilIg girl of sterling iU0I'ILl1.H Tower 3: Class Basketball l. 2, 3. Noted for: Capability. Future: Business. MARJORIE LONG Midge, Her words are simple and hm' soul .vi11rcre. Art Club 2, 3: Tower Representative l, 2, 3g H. R. Representative l, 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Friendliness. Future: College. CHARLES LYALL Hc's a big, big man from the IfVcsf. Entered S. H. S. 4g Baseball 4. Noted for: California fruit. Future: University of Alabama. qv V 0 Ab x B DUIJUIJU UU UUU HU llllllllll V' UDUEIU DCI 'Q UU UUIJU lf, it it V 0 HF l i 105 I H 1930 lull EIIIIII u nu mu Q K Q . RUCE MACINTOSH Kfixiacf! .lothcs nzakcs the nzan. ' vice Committee 3, 45 Dramatic Club , 3, 43 A. A. Selling Force 2, 3. 45 Captain Apple-jack 43 Freshman lnitia- tion Committee Zg junior Prom Commit- tee 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Repre- sentative l. 2. Noted for: His way with women. Future: Undecided. MICHAEL MEA 'KMitch PVaiz'ing for holidays. I Football 3g Sophomore Treasurer 43 Tower Treasurer 3, 4. Noted for: Being a treasurer. Future: Business. JEAN MERRIMAN Jean The only way to have good marks is to study. Art Club 2, 3g Class Basketball 45 Hockey 3. Noted for: That raccoon coat. Future: College. ETHEL MOLITOR Mollie On the stage shc's natural, 'Tis only wlzan slzcfs of she's acting. Go West Young Man 2g Rebel Moon : Girl in Blue Gingham 4g Dra- matic Club 3, 4g Debating Club 1, 2g Secretary 2g Tower 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 33 Basketball Manager 3. Noted for: Affectation. Future: Newark Presbyterian Hospital GERTRUDE MORRIS KKGSI-t!! A helpful, necessary individual. Athletic Council Secretary 45 Tower Staff 2, 35 Tower Board 4g Class Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4g Class Volley Ball 1, 2, 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Chattering. Future: Business. Q l930 H T IE I E I 107 il i ISSOQQ is Wo IIIIIII ll IIIIII null II I III nn K l , Q lml-Lmlllgl 5, i DCIUUUU UU EIU llU IJUIIU I -L UUUEIU UUE-IQ DDD UUUU Lt' JOHN MUMFORD Piccolo Pete Did you cifcr hear Pvfc go 'Tiillyry fiwvf, f'ZUCCf, 011 his picc0l0? Go West Young Man 2: Girl Blue Gingham 45 Band 3, 4g Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4. Noted for: Flirting. Future: College. RUTH NICHOLS Rutl'1ie', Size has all the stcadinvss and clzarni of an old-fashioned girl. Art Club l, 23 Bank Cashier l, 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Friendliness. Future: Drexel. DENNIS NUNAN Dennie 'rAJl0llICl' zizifowzmafc, weary of lVl'UIIflI.U Tennis 43 Manager 4: Golf 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4. Noted for: Good looks. Future: Undecided. ANNlE PARCELLS Full of lnisrlzicf, full of fun, liked by varlz aim' awry oucf' Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Girl Reserves 1.2: Art Club l. 2. 3, 4. Noted for: Noisiness. Future 1 Undecided. GEORGE PEARSON Liftlc fellows will be fzifc fellows. Noted for: His smile. Future: Undecided. 33 isso THE i l 1' . 1930 D Gmnwnmlmlinnni a l Q 'P KTA P Qmt'.xi.1'ER PETERSON Rink Best in HIC long run. dent 35 Homeroom Representative 2 Class President lg Service Committee 3 4g Baseball l, 21 13, 4g!Basketball 3. 4 Athletic Council !': 'Captain Applejack' 4: Hi-Y1,2,.3,4. Noted for.: . ' J rtsmanship. Future: Colgg. VVILLIAM PHAIR fiBill7Y He knows a nice litflc girl. Football 4, 53 President Rifle Club 5 Noted for: Football. Future : Undecided. MAE RITTER KKIXIIHQU An0flzc1', yet the same. Noted for: Pleasant smile. Future: Undecided. QW A frimzdly smile always helf1s. 4 Head Bookkeeper of Student Treasury Noted for: Those legs! ELSIE ROBBINS Elsie', Future 1 Business. VIRGINIA ROGERS K'Ginia A certain way flzaft makes 0zfm'y om lim' f1f'im'1.d. ketball 2. Noted for: Efficiency. Future: Business. All we ll IIIIII Il ll IIIIIIN IIIIII II III Illl gg l 3 DUUUUU UU UDU UU IJUCIUIJ DUUUU UU HUD HUD UUUU 55, lk E I fl X44 G. O. President 4g G. O. Vice-Presi- Girl Reserves 4: Volley Ball 2, 35 Bas- no l930 Tllflllli I E T F l l93O B 0 II I III mln II III un A L A At 3 Q uuuuunnu uuuun numnun UUEIU 5, is R RANDOLPH ROUNDS Randy 'Tis true that hc is much incl ined To talk and fool 'with all 111a1zki11d. ' Entered S. H. Z: Guise and Disguise 2, 3. 4, 5: Presi nt 41 p Board 3, 4: Tower Staff 3 ep. 4: Art Club 33 Proni omni' ee 1 F VVest Young Manu: Rebe I 1 e Girl in Blue Ginglianiug ' evi in the Cheese . Noted for: Filibustering. Future: Brown University. MINNIE SAMUFLSON Her beauty islff only skin dc Noted for: Good looks. Future: Undecided. FRED SAYRE Fritz The late Mr. Sayre. Noted for: Inertia. Future : Undecided. GEORGE SCHAIRER f'Up, my friend, and quiz' your Noted for: Quietness. f Future: Swarthmore. cf. lroolesf' 1'- Entered S. H. S. 43 Or SARA SEARLES 'ALM the 'world slide. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Giggling. Future: Undecided. wif 1 lex M' J' Y no 1930 THE u i t 1' . 1930 B L ll Q lllllil lI lllg IIIIII UUU Ill IIII Q if fi i i B DUUUUU UU ,UUU UU Ullllll -N IJIJDUIJ UIII DDU UEIU UUEIU FVELYN SHAPIRO -1EVievx lfVell ordcrm' tlzozzglzfs lim' mind com- pose. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Tower Staff 2, 3: Tower Board 4: Girl Reserves 1: Homerooni Representative 4: Art Club lg Assistant Class Treasurer 3. , Noted for: Bluffing. K, ' Future: College. ALYCE SHAW Allie l .7Vczfv1' Int work i1zferfc1'e with pleas- ure. Volley Ball 1, 2, 35 Captain 25 Bas- ketball 2. Noted for: Tickling the ivoriesf' Future: Business. VVILLIAM SHAW Skipper'l Free from worry, free from care. Tower 3. 43 Assistant Manager Bas- ketball 3: Assistant Manager Track 2, Noted for: Six year job. Future: P. G. HERBERT SHAVV Bunny The little boy with the cufc laugh. Baseball 3, 4: Honieroom Represental tive 1: Grchestra l. 2: Business Secre- tary Sophomore Class 43 Honieroom Basketball 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Size. Future: Undecided. DAVID SHAVVGFR ifDaVe57 Neat-not gaudy. Football 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Service Committee 4: Honieroom Basketball 13 Athletic Council 3, 4. l Noted for: Football. Future: Undecided. l 36 A 0.2 TE E I 3. , 193 ,,,, Q00 Q mm Il unn ming A 4 3 uuuununui u EDVVARD SHEARMAN Eddie, Tho Ford crossed tlzo Alps with Napoleon. Honieroom Representative 3. Noted for: That smile. Future: Undecided. VX f , rx ZA , 'H . 34.-.-' L -,fri xxx gg.Q,'u '- NYILLIAM SHFRLQCK C1n'ls lilsv slzawizzgs from a l'Cll'f7l'1lfC'l'i.S lc11'l1. Class Treasurer 4: Art Club. Noted for: Bashtulness in Oral Eng- lish class. Future: Undecided. PERCY SINCLATR Pero, I clzatfcr, clzattcr as I go. Student Councilg Class Treasurer 1, 2. Noted for: Stuttering. Future: College. f ROY S NHTH Gunboat Ullill-Tildoifs only rival. Captain Tennis Team 43 Tennis Team l. Z, 3, 4g Rebel Moon 3: Senior Play 4: Cro VVest Young Mann. Noted for: Tennis. Future: College. JOHN STEVVART Speck 'Ullzfclz good ls done by lazzglzizzg, so lCf's laugh. Captain Applejacku 45 Hi-Y l, 45 Basketball 4. Noted for: Laugh. Future: Undecided. 37 Q 11930 T11-iii l l iw l' .. 19:-so B Q II lllllla allllll ll lll IIII Q Ag , I Jr g uuunuunu uuuw unuuu Mgmnnn uuuu 5, 5 Ujfofv 4 , ejwi J' ll 1 .lj .7 a W ,I ' GRACE SURMAN 'Lef's be gay and play basketball. Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Noted for: Size. Future: Business. ARTHUR TATOR i'Spud Absent in sfwirit tlzouglz present in body. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball Z, 3. Noted for: Those glasses. Future: College. 5 S ooRoTHY TAYLOR MDCK, Life is short, so Ief's be gayf' Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, 53 Captain 53 Junior Prom Committee 3. Noted for: Flirting. Future: Finishing School. ROGER TAYLOR Scoop You lzazfe iuaked me foo soon ,' let me .slumber again. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Captain 3: Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, 5: Hi-Y l, 2: Hockey 3, 4g Track 5. Noted for: Sports. Future: Undecided. CHARLOTTE THOMPSON Charlie This girl has sense and spirit. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Business Man- ager 45 Art Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Rebel Moon 3: Girl in Blue Ging- hainl' 43 Top Staff 43 A. A. Force 4. Noted for: VVillingness. Future : Undecided. 38 Treasurer Athletic Council 3, 4: M no R i B N6 lo Q ll mm! llllll ll lll mu Q big l I E UUUUUU UU UUU UU UHIIUU T1 UUUUU UU DDU UUU UUUU N, tx xx M Q 01 I VVll.l,lANl TQTTEN Cleve Man of fmt' 1001115 are the bmi 1llClI.'U Noted for: Bushy hair. Future: Business. ALVIN VVARNER KI-Al!! HU shall have a place a111o1zg 1110111.11 Hoiueroom Representative 1, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Guise and Disguise 3, 45 Go XVest Young Manu: 'fRebel Moonu 3: Girl in Blue Gingham 4: Senior Play. Noted for: Being an orator. Future: Undecided. .ici D. CLIFFORD VVASHINGTON f 'ADinks I'11z1 s111a1'tv1' a lzmp than I look. Debating Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 45 Captain .-Xpplejackn 4. Noted for: His blushes. Future: College. EMMA VVEGZINSKI Babey' l'V1zaf's in a 1lGllIC'?U Entered S. H. S. 4. Noted for: Silence. Future: Nursing. FRANCES VVIEGAND Let us than be what wc' are and speak izulzaf we tl1i11k. Debating Club: Top Board 3, 4. Noted for: Giggling tits. Future: Undecided. 39 Q9 1930 . T . lF I E f i 1' . 1930 db E 10 IIIIIIII ll Illlll Illlll ll III IIII K Q Q ,f 3 Q n uununu uunuuuumunu uuuu El 5, it Q 'X Bulam Milf , BARBARA VVIGHT Hclldflllillg, rapablc, r0usfic'nfi0zt.r. ' ager 45 Service Committee 3, 4. Noted for: Being a good sport. Future: College. HARRIET VVILLARD Hart thy foil cfm' books vonszuned the fizidniglzt oil? Guise and Disguise 2, 3, 45 Girl in Blue Ginghamu 45 Senior Play 4. Noted for: Literary ability. X Future: Mount Holyoke. 5 FRANCES ZEIGNER Fanny . : , She is frm? to her word, lim' zvorlc, and lzcr friends. Class Vice-President 15 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Top 1, 3, 45 Track Team 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Sportsmanship. Future: Undecided. OSCAR ZIVILIK Great 7IICIl' are dying awry day-I davit feel so wall 11z,y.vv1f. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Band 3, 45 Debating 15 Dramatics 45 G. O. 1. 25 Girl in Blue Gingham 5 K'Captain Applejackug Football 25 Track 3, 4: Tower 15 Top 4. Noted for: Conceit. Future: Yale. CHARITY ZOMELO Chat I f Fair words I'I0'Z't'7' hurt flzc forzgzmf' Debating Club. Noted for: Pleasant ways. Future: College. ELEANOR M. TRAPNALL Polly Our Annapolis Navy Iassf' Athletic Selling Force 35 H. S. G. R. 45 H. R. Cashier 1. Noted for: Talking about Polly , Future : Undecided. 40 Entered S. H. S. 2: Class Basketball 25 Guise and Disguise 2, 3, 4g Vice-Pres. 45 Hockey 35 junior Prom Committee 3: Tower Representativeg Circulation Man- I Dflllllll ll Ill II-,f DDUIJD UIJMUUU Il 1930 5 T5 13 ' , . 1930? W L lo llllllll Il Illllls IIIIII ll Ill IIII A K 4 g Q Um uuu Q 5, lk 1 BOYS Senior Opinion XValter Peterson .... .... D ia' Most for S. H. S. . Dennis Nunan .,,.. Rudolph de Roode James Gaskell ,,.,,. Bruce Maclntosh ,. Dave Shawger 4..... james Gaskell ...... Mesrop Gulainerian Jay Ebel ......,,.,.,.... Nathan Hall ...,., Donald Fuller ...., . Oscar Zivilik ........., Everett Goulard ..... ......, Gordon Eadie ........ Gordon Eadie .....4.. Oscar Zivilik ...,.,.. Alan Carey ...4.... Donald Fuller .,.... Nathan Hall ,.,... Alvin VVarner .,.... Charles Foss .,........ Everett Goulard ..,, Charles Clark ......,. Charles Foss .... Jack Bacheler ..,,.... Harold Brydon ....... Paul Jerling ...4....., Dick McMahon ..., Randolph Rounds Roger Taylor ........ Gordon Eadie .,.... Fred Sayre ........ Gordon Eadie ....,. Best Looking Happiest Best Athlete ., Best Dressed Best Sport Most Popular Class Baby Class Giant Class Flirt , .....,.,. Class Cut-up l...,.., 4 Biggest Blujfer ..,.. .. Biggest Drag with Farzifty ......... GIRLS Barbara Wight Helen Hall .. Dorothy Taylor , Dorothy Taylor Rae Hannahn ,, Barbara Wight Carolyn Holmes Nedgar Kazazian Frances Wiegand Ethel Molitor ,. Dorothy Taylor . Evelyn Shapiro Alina Blount Most Likely to be Famous .,...................... Anne Bowly Most Dependable .. Best Dancer Quietest Wittiest . .,.,.. Most Selztimental ..., . Most Eccentric Most Innocent , .Most Sarcastie ...,.... .. Best Avtor and Actress ,,.. ....,. . ,. fllost Bashful Class Artist Noisiest Class Mystery .......... .. .Most Frequent at Oj-flee.. .... ., Class Comerlian Most Conceited lllosl' Stzfdious Laziest Cass Orator 41 Eleanor Reinhardt Helen Hall Marjorie Long Evelyn Adams Alyce Shaw Cecile Burginiller Anne Bowly Grace Surman Mary Bloss Cecile Burgmiller Eleanor Reinhardt Annie Parcells ,. Charity Zomelo Mary Bloss Annie Parcells Ethel Molitor ., Harriet Willard Eleanor Trapnell .. Frances Flatow FQ X Cx ,!, Q A X g GS S 5 3:- .S 2 3 '25 X , DX5g5fL 1' KV W up 11930 THE u T P . 1930 cb NG ll iq nun nmE IIIIII u m un ll AE I ,f 3 9 nunuuuuuuuuuu nuunu f' uunuuuquuu nun uuuu 7 St it Pl'4'.vfzI'U11f .....,. I 'ir'z'-P1'f's1'dU11l Svc'1'cfz11'y ...... . TI'l'U.91lI'l I' JTITTQSOI' .,.. . C01 orx .... JUNI IK5 QJVE . FREDERICK TAFF .. . HOWARD XYILLIAMS CARI. EINSIEDLER XYILLIAM SHERLOCK Miss ATARION ENsr,1N GREEN AND XYHITE The class of 1931 has taken a prominent part in all school activities. home of its members have been active in the Debating Club. and the majority of the members on the Tower Board are Juniors. Members of the class have been active in various other organizations as well. many taking' part ie musical and dra- matic productions. They also have taken an interest in a lletics, Juniors being engaged in every sport. ln the remaining year, the class hopes to uphold its time record and to take an active part i11 the altairs of the school. -13 S S 3. 44 I' O f YR .lumor llndwwlual rlte- ps Q Lo T on FouND RETURN To wEcAl.l.'Elvl REWARD UF ANYJ ,M 0 Foundif-'er Utopia in the Tower ...,., Abercombie, Helen ,...... Helen ............. X dandy school paper l-H Found-A case ..,,.. ..,.,.,.,.............,....... A ccorsey, Peter .. .........., Pete .... ...... - A typewriter QD Lost-Common sen e ,.,..,,...,...............,. Ackerman, John ..... jack .... ...... G ratitude of entire school -av Q3 Found-How to upset a teacher ...,....,. Agacheski, joseph ....,... joe ,..,,,...... ...A glare Q Found-The hair one reads about ...... A hern, Harriet .. .... ,,... H earnie ,.,..... A compensation in itself Found-Such shining eyes ..........,,,.,,,,., Allen, Dorothy .............,, Dot ,,...... ...... I 3eople like to look at them C, ,, Lost-Her height . .. ., . .. . .Ananson, Gertrude . . ..Gert . .. . . .VV e know what good things come in E Found-How to d nce .... ,,.,, l Anderson, Lorraine ....... 'Raine .. ..... Oh, boop-e-doop! E : Found-Helen ...,......,..,,,.. ..,.. ....., l A nderson, May ....,....,.,, May ..., ...... . A friendship 'E' I Found-Quiet .,.,,,.,...,,,.,,.........,...,.,.,..... Arata, Evelyn ,..,, ,,.,. E ve ..,. ...... I t's golden E Q i FoundMHow to talk mechanics ...... Baldwin, Edward ...... Ed ...... Everyones wonder g : px Found-joy in mimeographing ......,..,., Balish, Rose .,..,.... . ...Rose .,.. ...... F inding relief from the teachers E : l Found-Crutches .............,......,,,.., ...... B alish, Samuel ..... .,.., S uma ...... Sympathy Found-A puzzled expression .i............ Beach, Julia ,,,.., Jul ......, A lengthy explanation Iii-- Found-Talent for drawing pretty girls ........ . .. . ,,,,.,....,.,.,,, . ...... Benjamin, Betty ...... Betty .... ...' . .Everyonelg admiration Found-Sophistication ,,.,.,.,.,. ...... B lack, Ruth .,....... ..,... B lackie . ..,... Poise E : Found-Freckles on his face ...,,. ,..... B uckman, Allen .,... ,,... B uck .... ...... G ray hair E E Found-A cute dimple . . .. ..Cain, Donald . .. . ..Dun . ..We try to make him grin 3 : 44 Lost-VVeight .. . ...,. ...... C annon, Robert . . ....,... Bub .... ...... S ex appeal 'gg , 5 Lost-A red hot mama ,..,. ...... C hiovarou, Edward ..,.... Ape ..... ....... L X ton of coal gf' V Lost-Yesterday's accent . ...Clark, Harriet .. .. . ..Harriet .. ..Today's new one ISI W Found-A perfect temper... Coddington, Eleanor .. .El . .. .. .Much Such things are rare E : Colangelo, Nicholas ....... E : ' Lost-His homework .... ....... . . ...Collin, Raoul ..,.,.. ...... l iaoul .. .. ..lt is doubted if it will be found ' ' Lost-Rebuttal .. .. .. . . . ..Cooke, Wenclell ., ...Cookie . .Cookie Lost-Free lunch at Bonnell. ., . ,..... Cornish, Harriet .. ...... Harriet ........ A Dutch treat Found-Clive .. ....,..r..,..,,. .,.., ,...., C o rnish, Alice ...., ,,.,.. A l ....... ...... O ne pleasant friendship 1' to Found-The art f fli ting ..... ...... C ross, Edna .. .. .,..,, Ed ,....... ...... B oys! ay C6 Lost-A woman ,.,, .. ,,...,.,.. ...,,. D abog, Charles ,..., ..,. . Charlie .,...,.... His curling iron Lost-His balance .. .. .. , . ,. .Dapero, Peter .. .Pete .. ...The wreck ,g Found-A rep. for big brown eyes ..... Defraites, Alice ..... .. ...Al .. .... ...... E asiness in winning her way Found-That she's a third twin .... ..... D ennis Milicent .. ...Mill ..... .Dot and Lil wr no I I ill W l l l- H 1 X L W num H II null!! IIIIII nun In Illl A ' 4: 3 n uuu n in Huw-f' UDUUU unmuun ungu 5, Jk '3 ANYJ IF C ARD REW E CALL 'EM W T0 RETURN FOUND OR ST L0 ,.. C7 2 sc MH 5.0 53252 Q1 52x23 23-MC-3 f-1 v-1-5' HON:-1: O03-irc -C'-Q: Ga' O.q.fbDm'-E CD'-'CI 'rd ...Sao-Lf: OK GJ P3124 :::fJf21 Egan? 3UZWU? I 4 I -1 ,UU .Zf'Q'E'5E U 4ns'rs P..-M... m-Q.: daZE3 so-L Q QUQJ GJ 'Adv- 'xml-0.25.-. 4- ?f .2.2.Q.D.s.Z-'E QQQQQ -ci,a 'O 1 1: 'gifs .yy . .ey ..-9-9 Cigna MESS: 5, QE U,w camera Us co 5 G.: Q.: Oyua-14-4 ire O ...gag rdmffiml., ,gg v--1 Pill' 'uv'T, C' +-EEEE uf'-Jw-3331-3 OOOOO all-T-ill!-if-Y-4 I'0Yl1 ZIHCC of GJ .-4 FG 4-I 1 E L- O Z C K5 f-1 C 5-1 unsmore, No .D S. flapper. . E d-bl. F oun F .- O U ,- .- .- O m 'Sf .-a f- ,-4 5 O 5 11' -4 ,- .. .E- 0 .: .-1 ,.. 0 .c U? cu .CI u CI E 22 as J: U C E 3 vm .E .5-C 'L' -1 C1 -Her lipstick Lost x .-. ,f : .2 L-4 '4-4 E bn SU .rs 4-I O 4-J .f: .2 4-'CU U 22 ES.: bu .EU L-1 if 5. 8-4.-1 8-5-4 NGS QQ QQ . 2... 'L4 Sjm U B Qi: H2 JE Ei M..-. Qui :S-1 :S OJ ,SFC E3 Si fi U14 ll ZIJVD OO .Ji-J . 'l v-4 f E E '4-4 O :Ea oc'-CO 11 5 EQFU H362 SWE bb .EASSP isi- nn 058.- Egmi o--C-O crgLfC'Z 's5E -'Z' E 323: QWQH 'Tasse 15 ...cg S-4 cv: wise saw bYa.E 'QE-M EQEE S222 NEFF .-AE .ugh 11.125, fp,- ,gs .132 VEHB :.v-1C CJ mags as -agss lail cnirnm coco i-II-Y-4+-Tr-I I' A Ln Lost-The other sister.. . ., .. .,.Forbringer, Mamie .. . .Mamie , .. A patient look Found-Good nature .. ,.... ....... G aris, Jean . ....,,,.,.. ......,A I ean .,.. ,.... W e're mighty glad she's with us Lost-Whereabouts of siste ..... ,..... G lasgow, Ruth .... .,..... R uth ., ..... Must say, No, I'm Ruth Lost-Her tap step .......,.,..... ,...... G lasgow, Grace ............, Grace ..,,. ..... A show that her name Hts Lost-A diploma ................ ....... G lasebrook, Haslett ,.,.. ..Kim .... ,..,. A K plain Geometry bookj Found-A rump .,...,..,,...,,.., ....... G naedinger, Harold ..,.,... Harry ,.... A gingham dress Found--A new wise crack ....,. ,...,.. G rimes, John ....,....,......,., T ack ,....., ..,, . A snicker Lost-Her bus ticket, .....,...,..... . .....,, Gunn, Elisabeth ...,... Bet .,,. , ..,.. 4 ..... A sigh of relief Found-How to play the comet. ,. . . . 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Q! -2- 5q,a0J ': QE Sgiia mb foaao sm Iifll s-I1'5'I'U C UH ECHGE W m H S m 5 H Q ocooo +-. T-LU-H-If-T-4LT-u Class phomore S0 u mae THE u T IP . 1930 ob Rt 5300 W DDU lIlIIE Illlll n lll llll AK I f 3 :' unnuunnuuuuun unuun f' uunununnun nun nuuu 5, is X Pl't'SflfCIIf ...4... I 'in'-P1'vs1'1!'z'11f .gL't'I'L'fUl'j' T1'mx1z1'v1' .-ltlvfsoi' ..,.. 5DVl'lUMDIZE'5 QJVD .. PAUL QWURPHY Doius ELER IYDITH SNOOK DONALD VVINTER Miss CAREW The Suplioinure Class. in its hricf stay at Summit High School. has taken 21 very prominent part in every school activity. Its niemlmers are the right hand men of the coaches and are active in Glee Club, Cuise and Disguise. and on the Service Committee. Under the leadership of their advisor, Miss Carew, the class of l932 has organized and settled down to serious business. The faculty is delighted with the excellent scholarship and zldzlptability of the Sophoniores. XVith this excellent start, great things are expected ot them. -I9 1930 I T l lm l l im lt' , 1930 no IIIIII Il Il IIIIII Illlll II . Ill IIII L A ,f g 9 n u u n unnuuungiwm 5, QQ List of Soplwmores A Perry Adams Evelyn Ahearn Agnes Ahl Ida Aramini B Frances Backer Grace Badgley Arthur VVestley Baker Reginald Barrow Frederick Bayler Thomas Bebout Donald Becker Eleanor Bednarska Shirley Behre John Beinert Madeline Bender Evelyn Bergman Rosalie Bertram John Biernake Joseph Birofka Dorothy Blaesing Eileen Bloss John Bowen Cyril Breitenback Harold Brennen Lettie Bruno Louis Burgmiller C Marion Cain Roger Campbell Paul Caniff Dorothy Carmody Ruth Castle Louise Cheney Doris Christensen Hubert Coggeshall Joseph Calengelo Viola Calengelo Frank Collins Helen Conradt Donald Combs Robert Corby James Cowan Elizabeth Craig Sherman Chrichheld Myrtle Croot D Anna Dardick Henry Dearborn Isabel DeGuilo Dominick Delia Granville DeRoode Rose DeSimone John Dietz Cecilia Domagalska Virginia Dorgeval John Dorr Marie Drummond Helen DuBois E Doris Eler Helen Ellis Margaret Estock Hazel Evans Thelma Evans F Wlilliam Faekiner Julia Ferratti Thomas Finneran Martha Forbringer Catherine Formichiella Elizabeth Frey Louis Fushetto G John Galka Kathleen Garwood 50 Fred Genualcli Florence Gesser Terence Gili Evelyn Gordon A Frances Gordon H David Hall Rachel Hallan Dudley Healy Lora Henner James Herslow James Hogg Edward Holmes Elizabeth Homan Phyllis House NVilliam Hoyt Claire Hurst Helen Hurst Louise Hurst I Alice Idakaitis Jean Irving I VVhitney Jaeger Florence Johnston K Anthony Kakassy John Karpenski Margaret Karpenski Julia Karpenski Marie Kazazian Robert Kelley Gordon Kenyon Janet Knapp Robert Kohan Evelyn Kraut 0 ll lsr - i l93O 193 I T 1' . B 0 IIIIIIII ll IIIHI IIIIII ll Ill IIIII K i L A ,f 3 Q ngnuuunEITUTi Q 5, lb 1 L Francis Lamagna Joseph Lamagna Vincent Lamb Chester Lambert Elizabeth Laureyns Helen Long Irene Lord Marie Luhr Elizabeth Lundgren M Lillian Mack Anna Maguire Louis Manilli John Martinez Karl Mason Bernice Maynard-Brown Charles Mazuco Lois McHerhouse Fred McCue Donald McGeorge VVilliam McGrath Frances McGuire George McIntosh Betty Milligan Rea Mitchell Fred Mooney Ethel Morris Paul Murphy VVilliam Murray Edith Myers N Alton Nahr Janet Nichols O Madelyn Oakes Mary O'Mahoney George Oppenheimer P lrouis Parlapiano Harriett Parker Fred Parse VValter Peterson Joseph Petrock Betty Phillips Margaret Pierce John Pictroski VVarren Pringle Dorothy Pryor Q Edward Quici R John Raczkowski Barbara Reinhardt Modine Rhodes James Richards Dorsey Richardson VVilliam Robertson Frank Rosenberg Pauline Rosenmeyer Nicholas Ruisi Alan Ryder Lois Ryman S Madeline Santora Mario Sealessa Sidney Schertzer Otto Schmidt Everett Schenk Louis Schoenwiesner Martha Scott Lucy Shanazarian Jean Shand Allan George Shaw Louise Shaw Cora Shern Elsie Shorrock Hortense Silverman Catherine Smith Sl Joyce Smith VVilliam Smith Helen Snedeker Edith Snook Vincent Spexxi Douglas Spicer Rose Spinnati Julianna Staats Edna Stadler Arthur Stemmler Albert Stenfors Nils Sward T Robert Tapperson Ralph Taylor Jonathan Theismever Irene Tiufow Antoinette Triolo Josephine Triolo V Dorothy Vanderhoof Vincent Vosbein Joan Vousden Orrin Vreeland VV Betty Wahl Douglas 'Walker Sarah VVeller Marion NVest Ruth VVest John VVestby-Gibson Richard VVhalen Virginia VVhitenack John VVight Celeste VVinget Donald NVinter Charles XVoolsey 'Sf Mary Yurkovic ,O 1930 , in .1930 9 ll Q llllllll ll Illllla gllllll n m uma Q ' ve' A rf B MUUUU DU Ill UUUUU UUUUU UU DDU llllll UUUU xr, -5 it The Gold S The Honor Society of Summit High School was established in June, 1921, by the Student Council for that year. The purpose was to institute an honor, the highest in the gift of the school, to be conferred upon those Seniors who had contributed the most to the school in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Membership is limited to not more than ten for any year from the graduating class. In june, 1923, the Student Council provided that each student, chosen for the Honor Society, should be publicly presented with a gold letter S as token of his membership. Phyllis Abbott Beatrice Eadley LeRoy Baum Frances Blondin Edith Dean Adrienne Louis Louise Brockway Maynard Ford Nancy Baum John French Mary MacMane Phyllis Dooley Agnes M uldowney Coleman Burke Josephine Burras 1921 Ruth Gray Charles Graydon 1922 Frances Ryman 1923 NVilliam Burke Elizabeth Walling 1 924- Newbury Morse Francis Truslow 1925 Augustus Griffing 1926 Roxane Eberlein 1927 Katherine Merrill 1928 Elisa Yannaccone Gordon Fuller 1929 John Hall Kathleen Keough 1930 D 52 Beatrice Stromenger Fred Truslow Raymond Willever Nathaniel Morse Jean Webster John Willever Barbara Riker Henry Truesdell John Sayre Earl Ohlson Eleanor Syvret Edward Brister Frank Jeckel George Wooten Edith McMechan ' off V M M I mum Y fi Qu Q III Il 29 IIKEHNIZHTIIIN 6 Q O u I H ob We ll Q IIIIIIII UIJU lIIlIIE nun u m IIII QQ AE l 3 iEW lf' unnun UUEEMTZITJW ' 5, tx 3 Serfrviee Committee Clzairmaaz .,,A.,...,...... I'if'e-Clzairllzau ...... .S'z'r1'cfa1'.v .,...,... A 0' z'1.s'o1' .....A Anne Bowly Helen Codclington Gordon Eadie ,lay Ebel Robert Gillilan Everett Goulard Seniors . EVERETT GOULARD ., CAROLYN HOLMEQ ELEANOR PEASE Miss TILLA ,1lHOMAb Carolyn Holmes Bruce MacIntosh Eleanor Reinhardt Evelyn Shapiro David Shawger Barbara VV ight lYalter Peterson CPresident Student Councilj Samuel Balish llulia Beach YVendell Cooke Alice DeFraotes Carl Einsiedler .lean Claris Juniors 54 Edith .lalcobson Eleanor Pease Frederick Taff Fletcher Thornton Elizabeth Voegtlen Howard Vwlillianis 1930 THE - AH' l93O 9 H . rrff I b Qi loo Q Il umm 6 IIIIII n m mug RK Q ' 41 3 nuuuuuuunuu K' nnnnnuuunnnun nuuu 5, in 1 Stttdlent Council Student Goovernment P1'L'S1'dCIll ..,.........,.,.... .....................,........,.,. Vice-P1'rsidc1zt . Sc'crvz'a1'y .......,., Tr0as1w'c1' .... .. Faculty Advisor Top ...,,.. Tower ..,..,......4,..,....,... Service Committee ...... .-X. A. Council ....... . Girls Reserves ....,.. Hi-Y ........ii....... A-Xrt Club ..... Debating' ...,. VVALTER PETERSON VVENDELL CooRE EXLLI.-X BLOUNT FREDERXCK COPE MR. A. J. BARTHOLEMEW Organizations 55 FRANCES FLATOXV CHARLES Foss EVEIQETT GOULARD BURTON IQAUFMAN FRANCES ZEIGNER EVERETT GOULARD ELEANOR REINHARDT GORDON EADIE V 5 1930 THF. I iw . 1930 B Q6 loo Il Illllli Illlll II l In Illl ' gg Q o nun K f 3 EEIUUIJEI DU UUE HIII EIUHUU UDDUU UEIUDIJ DDD UUUU Yr, ts 'X Gmise and Disguise P1'v.s'ic1'w1z' ,......... ,,,,,,,,,,, C HARLES CLARK l'iz'C-Pr0.r1'r1'Cl1t ..... ,... I gARBARA VVIGHT Secretary .....A,.A...,. .. NIURIEL MLTRPHX' Fafulty fllf7Jl'.Y0l' ..4.. . , .... BIERLIN S. ,FEMPLE Guise and Disguise stancls in the foremost rank of High School Activities, The school enjoyecl two plays given hy this club, the Christmas play, written by two of the members, ancl 'l'he Merry. Merry Cuckoo. Some of the members went to New York to see the musical eomerly. Ripples. All of them were present at the meetings, where cliherent programs were arraugerl, including delight- ful parties. The Spring Revue was success fully presented, just as in former years. 56 Q9 no 1930 u THE I T P l 1930 B N5 ll Q Illlllll DDU mmE mm u m mu Q 1 I 'F ii 3 DUDUUU DU UUU UIII IIIUUUD f' UUUUD DIJUUU HUD UUUU Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room 3 4 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 25 26 29 HomefRoom. Representatives . Dunn, P. Accorsy, R. Kohan. sl. Grimes Dietz. N. Dunsmore. NY. lYoocl. ......XN'. Cooke, XV. Pringle. tl. :Xckerman B. Reinharclt. R. Mitchell, F. Backer N. Vivian. E. Dickerson. E. Diriwachter lf. Morris, l.. Metterhouse. M. XVest Triola, Triola, M. Bender M. Dennis. li. Voegtlen, M. Martin Dietz, bl. Thiesmeyer, D. Richardson F. Gcnualcli. A. Nahr. P. Canniff E. Bergnian. l... Cheney. El. Smith R. McMahon, Belmont. tl. Gaskell Adams, NV. Gibson. il. Petrock M. Evans, M. VVilliamson, B. Benjamin Vvight, M. Long. A. Bowly Reinhardt. H. Hall, E. Shapiro R. cleRoocle, G. Schairer, N. Hall 57 ,O 1930. T I E T IP . 1930 ob L W Q ulmn n ming mm u m mu AK K 15 nunnuunupuuun ulmuu unnun nuunuunn uuuu 5, 3- 'Q Members Ol the Athletic Cmmezil Prrsiflmzt .......,.,..,.4..,.,...,..,.,.,..,.,,., .........,.,,... B URTON KAUFMAN l vl4'F-Pl'CSldFl'll ..4... ...,.... B EATRICE BOYE Sm'rr1ary .........,., A,..,. C ZERTRUDE MORRIS Trvaszfrer .......,...... ..,......,....,. G RACE SURMAN Fczvzflty Aclzfisor ,.,.. . ..,......... ..,., IV IR. G. V. BRUCE EJ'-Ojfiria ..,....,,. .....,.. M R. A. J. BARTHOLEMEW Ex-Ofjfifio ..,......,...,... ., ...,,....,...... WALTER PETERSON Manager of Faallvall ..., ., Manager of Basketball ...,... .Manager of Baseball ...,,... lllalzager of Tzfarle .... . Jflalzager of 71611111-S ,...... ...,..,.. .,.. Jlanager of Calf .......,............... Manager of Girlff Baslcrtlwall ,. JOSEPH COYLE BURTON KAUFMAN G EORGE OPPENHEI M .. ALAN DUGIIID DENNIS NIJNAN VVILLIAM SHERLOCK RAE I-IANNEFIN Captain of Fanfllall .......A......,. I ,.... DAVID SHAVVGER Captain Of Baslvvflrall ...... Captain af Baseball ...... rw Cajvfain of lrarl' .. .,.....4.... Captain of Tennzs ...,...I,..4..,..,.... Cafviain af Girlie Ba.vkcfl2all ....... ,. Salas llllanager ....,.................,.,........... .... JAY EBEL JAMES CQASKELL JAMES GASKELI. ROY SMITH DOROTHY TAYLOR DOROTHY MORTON B IJUDEIUU UU UUUIJU UUHEID V df! Ul1lIlUl1lJllIII DIJUU 53, t 'X I W no 1930 THE li l . 1930 B ma N0 I Q Illlllll lllfllfll l l l l l lla abig lll IIII AK f A Selling Force James Macllhmey ...,.....,.,,.,.,.,,.....,...,.............,...... ....... R oom 3 Charles VanBlarcom ....... 4 George Lungdren .......... 5 Frances McGuire ....., 10 Monica Keough ,..,. 11 Madeline Oaks .....,, 12 Josephine Triolo ...., 13 Millicent Dennis ..,,. 14 John Dietz ........,... 15 james Ames .....,...,. 17 Blanche Dorgeval ,,.... 18 Sam Jacobs ,.,..,..,.,.. 19 Edward Holmes ...,,4.. 20 Betty Benjamin .,...,...,., 21 Charlotte Thompson .,,1... 25 Cecile Burgmiller ....4, .,........,,. ..,.,..,.,..,..,.,. , . . 26 Bruce Maclntosh ......,.., .........A.........,...............,............. 2 9 The Athletic Council is the most active of all student organizations. because it involves so many students. There are at least 100 members actively occupied during the year. This year the work of the Athletic Council has been taken up with a successful football and basketball season. The linancial successes are due to the teams. selling force, and advisory council. 59 Q 9.0 9 0 930 THE T IP . 1930 0 Q6 10 Q mm Illlllg llllll UUU III IIII AK b IJIIIUUUU DUKUUU IIIJ UIIUIJD EIDUUU UU DDU UUIJ UUUU 55, lk 1 The Tower Executive Board RIAY .ANDERSON Chief of Staff ,....... A,...A.............,........,.,,.,... Assoviatc Editor ...... News Editor ..,.A. Sports Editor ,....... M'akC-Ufw Editor .....,. Ll.fl'l't1I'j' Editor ,.,..,.A Cl'l'CIl10ff0II Editor .....,. Aclfzfrwtisizzg l1fl1l1flgt'l'. . .... Hvad Tyfvlst .......,.,.,,.... .,.,.A.,CHARLEs Foss, JEAN GrARIS, ..,..,.JAMES NICILHINEY, ABERCROMBIE, .. E,VELYN 1110111115 .ABARBARA VVIGHT, ,EVELYN SHAPIRO, GERTRUDE M ORRIS 1 1 1931 1930 1931 1931 1931 1931 1930 1930 1930 Faculty Ad-z'z's0r ..,.... ...... B fha. JAMES E. DOWNES Q no 1930 . THE I E o . 1930 eb Q Q0 ' 1 - ' an 1 Q A , 1, Q 22 E 13 it 1 Tower Stop! Editorial Department FLETCHER THORNTON, 1931 ETHEL NIOLITOR, 1930 BURTON KAUFMAN, 1930 THELMA FRUMKIN, 1931 ELEANOR PEASE, 1931 Typists LOUISA DABAGLAN 1XLxRGARE'r HENCKEN This past year the Tower has again brought about marked development. It has changed from a six to a Eve column paper and is still gaining a high place among the papers in this section. 61 QV no 11936 THE I o , 1930 B NG ll DDU IIIIIE mm u m un ' ,f 3 uuuuuu nu nuuun uuunu uuuuu unnuu nun Uuuu 5, tx 'X Boys HifY Pl't',TI'l1t'IIf ..,.,...... ..,.,. . . Fv1iRETT COULARD l'ivv-Prvs1'u'c1z! ..... .,.,.AA.A. W VALTER XVOOD Sl'U't'f!Il'j' ,....... .... I 'IOXVARD VVILI,IAMs Trcczszmv ..,.. ....., 1 :LETCIIER THORNTON Adzivor .... ...............,.. R IR. CLIVER The Hi-Y Club of Summit is composed of a group of boys who are interested in a good time. both mentally as well as physically. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain. and extend throughout school and community high standards of Christian character. However. this does not mean that only boys professing the Christian faith may belong. Hi-Y is open to all who are interested in it. Some of the events which the club sponsored last year were: the football banquet. two supper dances, the giving of Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners to needly families. Christmas party for needy boys of Summit, and events closely associated with the club. 62 l 930 'T ? E 107 l' 1930 Q00 IIIIII Il ll IIIIII- llllll II I Ill llll Al I k Q nun Eg ,P t UUUUU Dll Illlfl Illl I II-ri' QUUUU UUEQIJUD UUUU High School Girl Reseraves President .,......,,. - ,......,. ..,.,. F RANCES ZEIGNER lff ife-Pwsizlefzf ..... .4..... iN 'IARIE LUHR Secretary ,.,..,.. ..4,. Q RAE HANNAFIN Trc'a5'zn'cr ,.,........ .,....,A..,.,.. I 4015 RYMAN Favulty Advisor ....., ,... Miss lv?-.TALIE CATE Our Girl Reserve Club is a club in which every high school girl is eligible for membership. We are very democratic and are attempting to build up a spirit of true friendliness among the girls in our school. XYe meet once a week at the Y. VV. C. A. , Each meeting means Z1 different program along the lines of physical. mental, ancl spiritual development. 63 0 ll'lllE I I 107 1930 ,O les H at , ,,,, it , i . B L ll Q llllllll Il lllllla allllll ll lll IIII Q AU A A ,f B DUUUUU DU UUE HH Ulll1UU IJUUUU UUIJUD UDB UUUU Yr, lk 'X Student Treotsurers Head Bookkeeper .,., . .,...,............,, ...A,.,,.... GERTRUDE MORRIS Head Bookkeeper .......,,.,,4,... .....,..,.,,,.,.A.A,.. B TARGARET HENCKEN Farzflfy Adzfisor .,,.,..,.. ...,4..A. .......,. lN I iss ESTELLE VANPATTEN GENERAL ORGANIZATION Music Dept. .....,....,...,... Frederick Cope Guise and Disguise . Q I B Y k Athletic Council ,......,..,., Grace Surman Senior Class ,,..4......,., ' tan ey Wtrza T ....,.,......... ....... ' 2 ....,....., A . . R23 Cross nvnll M Ahhllbln james Funcheon .William Sherlock Tower ,,....................,.......... M.kQ W Debating Club ...,.,.. Margaret Hencken Sophomore Class .,.....,....... 1 ' 1 ea Class Gifts Fund ..,.,.,..... Joseph Geddis Three years ago hnancial system was organized by the Advanced Bookkeeping students for the purpose of keeping accurate account of the money handled by the extra cirricular activities. These activities have developed until during the present school year, the amount of money handled by them is about 37,000 Under the present system all of the bank accounts of the existing organiza- tions have been consolidated into one account opened at a local bank and known as The Student's Activities Fund of Summit High School. The responsibility of handling these funds is centralized under one faculty member known as the Financial Secretary. Each organization has a treasurer who is a bookkeeping student and who transacts all business with the Financial Secretary instead of the local bank. These transactions are recorded in detail in the books of that organization and summarized in the books of that organization and summarized in the books of the Financial Secretary by two students acting as head bookkeepers. All checks drawn on the school funds must be signed by the Financial Secre- tary and countersigned by the student treasurer of the organization paying the bill. 64 V no 1930 THE T IP . 1930 ob Qs Q QQ Illllg gllll I u m IIII 4' 'P 1 xl I B DDDUUEI DU DDU U11 1111111111 f' UDDUIJ DEIMUUIJ UUUU School Somvmgs Head Caslzirr ....,.4......,.,...,,.....,............,.... MARY YANNACONE Head Caslzicr ..,... ..............,. 1 4OUISE SWVENSON Adzfisor ,..............,.., ...,. ...., ,....,. .,.,..... 1X 1 1 s s EJVIILY BENSINGER During the iirst half of the school year, 1929-1930, Summit High made the following average in school savings: Per Cent. Depositing 80 Amount Deposited VVeekly 5185.00 In several home-rooms, for the greater part of this period, every student has deposited every week. The following have had 1002 for the greater part of the ti1ne: 14. 25. ll. 26. and 13. Home-rooms 17, 10, 18. and 12 have consistently banked above the school average of 8026 Two students in each home-room collect the money each week, enter the deposits in the bank books, and deposit the home-room envelope with the head- cashiers in Room 14. These students have served during 1929-1930: Room H. R. Cashiers Room H. R. Cashiers 3 ......,. Arthur Ohlson, John Lines .... lean Shand. Sidney Schertzer -1 ......,..... R. Basmagian. F. Phillips ......,. Marian Cain, janet Nichols 5 ...,.. Edw. Randel, Edw. Baldwin 10 ..,. Celeste XVinget. Rachel 1-Iallan 1 I .... Ruth Glasgow. Grace Glasgow 12 .... D. Vanderhoof, R. DeSimone 13 ........ E. Meyers, C. Domagalska 14 .... Evelyn Morris, Olive Nissle 15 ,.,....... Jack Bowen, John Beinert ...Nils Sward, Williaini Smith Benjamin, Myrtle Croot ........Anne Bowley, F. Wieganicl 26 ...... C. Burgmiller, Ruth Nichols 29 .............. John Fay, Robert Alder 17 18 19 ........ M. Gulamerian, A. VVarner 20 21 25 OHICC .................................,.. K. Rounds W .0 1930 H T , lE l l r r' H 1930 NE W Q IIIIIIII ll lllllla allllll u m un QQ AK ' B DUUUUU nuapnuuu UUHUUV UDUUU UQ HUD HUD UUUU 5r, t it High School Orchestra lY,l't'Silft'lIf ...................,..,.... ,,....,..,. ...,.....,...,......,.,. C D SCAR ZIVILIK Colzrvrt Mcislm' ,.A.A . .............,. If:VELYN BERGMAN Faculty Ari'-Uism' .,AA. ...... ll TISS XYIRGINIA XYESSELS lfirxf Violins Piano yflivclyn Bergman Laura Hirsliman 'Cora Sherni Harriet Clark 'lOscar Zivilik Viola Tlflflorence Gesser Flutes flolin Muniforfl Elizabeth Voegtlen Flzzfrnr 'Hlouglas Healy Alberta Hankins Carl Maison George Scliairer All County Orchestra. tk Celeste XYinget Svrollcl 1'fYi0H1IS Irene Tinfow James Cowen Ruth Castle Rachel Hallan Bass Vin! Oscar Zivilik C1fII'l'lIt'f.Y Martin Voegtlen Douglas Spicer Tronzhoazv Oscar Zivilik IJFHIIIK George Lunclgren Orchestra. 0 I 109 lP l 930 up ,O 1193 . T IE u , B ' - u 56 ll Q IIIIIIII IIIIII n m Illl iq AK j B iUUHUUEIDl1l1DUllEI UUIIIIIU IJDIJUU UUEDUD UUUU 7 Yr, tx 'X fJfI't'Ff0I' ......,..., ,. Corzzrfs Holmes, Edward fSr. HJ Spezzi, Vincent l'Sr. HJ Rackowski. john 6511 HJ Healy. Dudley CS11 HJ Mason, Karl lsr. HJ Boucher, Roy C'Sr. HJ CIGVI-ll1'fS Thornton, Fletcher l,Sl'. HJ Yoegtlen. Martin l'Sr. HJ Vanlilarcom. Charles fsrl HJ Dearborn, Henry 1fSr. HJ Band A ,..,.... MR. HooPS Tuba Gilli, Terence 1311 HJ Fluff Mumforcl, john CSeCJ l'Sr. YQVOHIIYOIIF Zivilik, Oscar KST. Altos Hamlin. Breck 4Sr. HJ Murray, XVilliam lSr. HJ Barifonf' Luuclgren, George lSr. HJ Drzrzzzs Schenk. Everett liSr. HJ B l930 THE u T IP . 1930 ob L Q unn lIlIIIg gIIlIlI n m mr EQ AE Q A' 'lv ll' ll t EIUDDDIJ UU IIUU UD UUUEIIJ f' UDDUIJ UU HUD UUE UUUU T Rifle Club Ojiicers Prvsidmzt ........ ...,.,. ....,..... ..... N N 7 ILLIAM PHAIR I'zc'v-P1'vs1'z:'v11f ...., ..... F l.-'XROLD BRENNAN St'l'l'f'fl1l'y .,.... ..,, D AVID HALL Trfaszrrvr .......... .,..,.,..,........ JEAN SHAND Farnlfy Adzdsor ,...A 4..... . .,...,.. A IR. W. H. VVOODSIDE The Rifle Club was organized this year because of a real desire on the part of some boys to develop their sportsinanship prowess with the rifle. Under the leadership of Mr. XYoodside the club with a membership limit of twenty, was granted a charter by the Student Council. For purposes of competition, the club is divided into four teams. Inter-scholastic competition will be sought next year. 68 0 ll . l l 'P 1930 V ,O 193 . T n IF ,,,, lP . b Qs W Q unnn ll IIIIIIE EIIIIII u m um Q3 AK ' I f 3 nnuunu nuuuuun unuun P nuuuuuuuun nun nuuu 5, 1 'X Debating Club Officers President ..,,....,... .... ..,........... ......,..., G . A . EADIE Vive-Prcsiflmzt .,...,....,. ...,, N VENDELL COOKE Secretary-Treaszfrm' .4.... ....,... .....,.,...... E D ITH JACOBSON Faculty Advisor ...,,. ..,.... ,.A... lX l R. XVENDELL H. WOODSIDE The club has functioned as the mouthpiece of some of the other organizations in assembly announcing. The inter-class debates proved helpful in bringing for- ward and discussing problems of interest to the entire school. VV e have had about twenty-five active members, and several times have enjoyed club social events. 69 I I T l lE. W- 107 l-R I 1 L R00 Q IIIIIIII u uma! null n un :mg AE X ,f 3 nuuuuunui uu ml1nIJn uuuu 5, 1. 'X Art Club I'rvsidvnf ..... ,.... If :LEANOR REINHARDT Sfrrrfary ..,,. ...4,...,..... N lL'LIA BEACH Advisor ..A., ..,.,,, .A.. ..... B I iss lX'IARTHA BERRY The Art Club is now living through its tenth successful year with Miss Berry as advisor. Although not much work is shown, the Art Club members are con- stantly working. It is a club with an aim to help all outside activities hnancially as well as through its art work. It does considerable work for the TOP, Tower, and Dramatic Club, besides making posters for all special occasions. An entirely new theme is being taken up in regular art classes, that of puppet shows, not only the making of the puppets but other problems in connection with presenting a show. It is anticipated that a performance will be given some time during the spring. 70 X. V ,O l930 THE u i n-i 1930 B ML Q0 Q u l l l lla glllulll ln ml SF it I I ,f 3 nunnuuuu uuunu uuuun nun uugmnuu uuuu PRINCIPALS IN MUSICAL COMEDY The Girl in Blue Gingham Jimmie Ca Freshmanj ,....A...,.......... . ..,..........,,. .....,.,.....,.......,..........,.,...,., C harles Clark . Slfthel Molitor lliriclayj Molly JUDGE 4 I 1 Muriel Murphy tSaturclayj Bill Brown ..,..,... ...........4..,.,........ H oward Williams Professor Lane ..,.., .... ....,. N o rman Dunsmore Daisy .,..............,.. .,..,... Mrs. Brown ......, Elm Jones ...,..... Pa jones .r.... Sis jones . Mart ....,. ..... Annie ........ Hank ,.i,. Synopsis of Scenes Act Act Two-The Jones Farm. The Next Day. Act Three-The Farm. Six VVeeks Late. ,7 One-The Campus at Renlielcl College. June. Adeline Picozzi NVilma Snook . VV alter VV ood .. E Randolph Rounds . janet Nichols VVendall Cooke Muriel Smith Douglas Spicer 1930 I T E 109 H 1930 QP H9 1 - u me ll Q lIlIII!I Il IIIIII- Illlll ll lll IIIIE-bg ,f 3 UUUUUU UU UUU UU UUUUU T' EIUUUU UUUUU UUU UUUU 5r, Q it CHORUS IN MUSICAL COMEDY Musical N umbers ACT CNE Opening Chorus-f'Megaphone It .......4..,4., ............A.......,..,....,........,. S eniors A Girl In Blue Gingham .... ..,,....,........,, ....... lX f Iolly, Bill, Professor Lane VVhen You Wfear a Cap and Gown ...,. ....,.,. l Daisy and Jimmie. Seniors faj SiRCI1f:16ld ...........,..i,......,...,.. ,, ........,...,.,.,......,.,.....,....,...........,....., Students fhj RenF1eld Forever ,........,......,..........,...,.,.........,,.,........,...,............ Students Finale ...,...,.......,.......,. Molly. Bill, Mrs. Brown, Professor Lane. and Students ACT Two Opening ..............,......... ,.,.,..,,.........,...,.......... ,..i......... O r Chestra Breakfast in the Morning ..,............,..,.... .....,.. I Tolly. Sis, Eb XVhen a Cow Says 'Moo' ... .,4,....,.......4,.........,.,.... E lx Strike .......,.....,.,......,,,,.,,.,........,..,...... ....,4,.,.,. R Iart and Farmers Susio Mio .,......,........,..., ,..........,...,.... . . ...........,....... Bill and Jimmie 'lucky for Me .......,........ .....,.....,......., ..... .,.,...,....... ll ' T olly, Bill and Boys There Haint No XVord Like Ain't ....,,. ....... S is, Eh, Annie and Hank Finale ..,..........,...,.......,.....,.,.......................,,.... ,,.........,..,...,,.,........, C ompany ACT 'THREE Entr'acte ...,.,......,.,r,. ....,....,,............ ...... ..... .,.....,...........,,.,. . C D r Chestra g'One-Girl Man .... ,. ....... ..... . .. ..,.,........ ,,.. ........4..,... .... I i 1 nniie and Girls Bean Patch Blues .,..,..,...... ...........,,..... B ill, Jimmie. Eh and Hank Reprise- Lucky for Me .,., . ......,.......,..,.,.,.....,.......,....... Molly and Bill Don't Feed Me Fodder ,...,.. ...... Daisy, Sis, Annie, Jimmie. Eh, Hank Finale ..............,.... .,...,.......,., ..,.,....,................,., ............................... C 1 J mpany 73 Q9 I 930 TE l. Tx ' 5 . l 930 Q ll llllll ll Il uuu mm u III un A ' N ff l Q i mn Q 'rf fl I Mlllllll ll lzll UD l'llll1IJ V -,V UIJUUD DU UUIJ Ullll Ullml Captain Applejaclt Friday, the 13th, unlucky? It may be for some, but certainly not for the members of the Senior Class, who on that night proved to be a real hit. The only bad omen was a sleet storm early in the evening--but after the rain comes the sunshine ! The play from beginning to end was extremely exciting, humorous, adven- turous, and romantic. A thunderstorm, the quiet movements of Lush, the butler, in the old Applejohn library 5 a young man, tired of doing the same things, in the same place, in the same way, and at the same time every day, a 'pretty young heroine and her aunt, greatly distressed at the thought of selling the family home- stead, the coming of a lady, a Russian dancer, who tells a wild tale of being pursued by the famous Bolshevik spy, Ivan Borolskyg the sudden arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Pengrad who mysteriously look around for something, a dream with such things as a treasure, a beautiful woman, some blood-thirsty pirates: and finally the clever outwitting of some burglars and the Finding of the treasure, are a few of the many scenes which made everyone present glad they had come. Ambrose Applejohn also proved that adventure and romance can be found at homeg especially romance, for he very surprisingly discovered Poppy was just the kind of girl he had always liked. The cast is to be complimented upon the fine performance, and to the coach, Merlin S. Temple, must again go the praise for his untiring efforts in making the Senior play a great success. 74 I U - P no 1930. '1r1j11E u T IP .1930 B Q5 at Q IIIIIIII l l l I I I IIE gIIII l UU lu mu QQ is lk B UIJDUUU nuhuuuuu IJUHUUV f' IJUUUU UIJMDUIJ EIUUU 7 Semm' Play :Xet I. The A-Xclventu1'e: .Xet IT. The Urezung .Net HI. The Ruxnzlnee. The scene of the play is laicl in the IiIDl'Zll'y of .Xlnhmse gXpplejz1ek's house at Pnlpe1'1'en. Cornwall. 'lxilllCitl1ClB1'CS6l1t. One .Xlnhruse :Xpplejuhn .. . Poppy1 :1i1'e , .....,... ,, .. Mrs. ,-Xgatllu XYITZIICUINIDC .,., .. ,Xnnu XvZ1lCSkZl ....... ....,.,. ..... Ivan liorwlsky ., .. Mrs. Vengzlrcl ..... Mr. I'e11gz11'cl ...... . Jollnny 5135011 Lush .. ,,........ .. Ilennet ..... Pzlhner ..... ...,.. ............ .,.. . I'i1'z1tes: Ruhert .Xlrler Rulnert Haclgley jay Ehel Charles Foss Paul Jerling te1 s night. The Cast 75 Cn.xm,rcs Cmleli Em:-xxrm REINTIARDT H,ueR1E'1' XYIIL.-x1m RIARY 151,058 ICYERETT GOI,'I,ARD XTIRGINIA HI,l'lJXYOR'I'I'I . .... ......, . -XLYIN XYARNER Usemc fIYII,1K URVUIQ3 MAeINTosH Romzmm f?II.I.II,AN CIQe11.E I3L'Rmrl1.I.ER Ullffllll Iinufmzm XYz1lte1' Pc-tersfm Rudolph clelioorle John Stewart Clirforcl XYz1shingto11 0 , iii l l iw' 1930 y 193 T .. T I . 0 llllllll Il ll lll Illlll Il III llll K i L A 41 3 Q u n u n uuunn uuiigg,iTU'lJ mm Q 5, Ak 'X The Girl in the Blue Gingham . Mr. Temple's latest musical show, The Girl in Blue Gingham went over beautifully and made a big hit with the two audiences that saw it. The plot was choice, the music snappy, the costumes very appropriate, and the dances delightful. The story began with graduation day at college, the goal at last reached by the seniors, who were all wearing their caps and gowns. Bill, the big handsome hero, arrives upon the scene, accompanied by Professor Lane, and Molly, the lovely campus heroine, comes in later. It's evident that Bill is deeply in love with her and he offers her just another one of his many proposals. This time she accepts and everything is now going nicely. Molly meets Bill's mother, and they tell their secret to all their classmates. Suddenly, without warning, Molly's brother breaks in telling her to come home right away, as her mother is sick. He warns her not to bring any of those city people along. Next we see Molly on the first day at home in the midst of her family. Her father is in despair because of the bean pickers' strike. This means that his whole crop must go to waste. Then enter Bill and Daisy followed by their classmates, who have come to be bean pickers . The third act takes place three weeks later. The beans have been saved by the city folk and Pa Jones is reconciled to Mol1y's engagement and fiance. Bill's mother makes everyone happy by buying the farm and using it as a summer place for Renfield students. Congratulations, Mr. Temple! It was the best yet. QMS Senior Theatre Party Once more the Class of 1930 traveled to town. This time the attraction was Marco's Millions , presented by the Theatre Guild. The comedy-drama itself was extremely entertaining and interesting, and the congenial crowd, bent on enjoy- ing itself, certainly added to the pleasure of the party. The play is based upon the Polos' famous business enterprise in the East. One sees how, even so early as this, money and power were the outstanding character- istics of the merchant of the VVestern World. The scenes were beautifully planned and staged. Throughout, one felt the Eastern splendor and Medieval grandeur. One feature not planned for by the producers entertained us exceedingly, and that was the Emperor's band, as por- trayed by a portable victrola, off-stage. Miss White and Miss Herrman were the Faculty sponsors of our party and Mrs. Duguid, Mrs. Ebel, Mrs. Bludworth, and Mrs. Holmes were our chaperons. Several private cars, one large bus, and the Delay, Linger and Wait , conveyed us to the theatre and back. If all the school undertakings are as successful, we'll soon be noted as the Social Center or the Country Club . 76 1930. T E u g i 1930? Q L llllllll Il llllll llllll II Ill Illl Al l .1 irgilkml- ll MLW H . D UUU UU 'll UU l lll-fd UUUUU UUQQ Junior Prom The Junior Prom was an affair looked forward to by all with great pleasure. It was postponed from the 28th of February to the 28th of March on account of the death of Mr. Cowan, a member of the Board of Education. This year's Prom outdid past years in every way. The Benton Harbor Orchestra was excellent. Gay Young. with whom we are all familiar, took part in it, every now' and then le11ding his voice to the choruses. The decorations consisted of crepe paper rib- bons descending from the ceiling to the sides of the room. The lights were beau- tifully covered with similar crepe paper ribbons. Ice cream and delicious refresh- ments were served for the supper dance. Strawberry punch was obtainable all through the evening. Mr. McGiffin and Mr. Hawley announced the dance num- bers and specialties. Immediately following the supper dance there was a Grand March, the girls lined up outside one door and the boys outside the other, accord- ing to numbers which they had received as they entered. As the line marched in, each person met his original partner. Another specialty was a spot light dance. The lights were turned down and each couple picked by the light was eliminated from the dance. The winners of this number were Mr. Bob Tapperson and his partner. The hostesses were seated along the west side of the gym. They were: Mr. and Mrs. John B. Dougal Mrs. Frederick Taff Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Bartolomew Mrs. B. S. Webs-ter Mr. and Mrs. John S. Voegtlen Mr. and Mrs. John Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Thornton Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Pease Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Underhill Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lane Mr. and Mrs. H. Glazebrook Mr. and Mrs. H. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. James Dunsmore We extend our heartiest congratulations and thanks to Miss Enslin and the members of the Prom Committee for their great success in giving one of the most delightful Proms ever held in Summit High School. GNXN9 G. O. Dance First of all, the dance was meant to be a class for beginners, so that some unnamed, but outstanding Senior boys might learn to gracefully push a girl around the dance Hoor without crushing her feet or knocking anyone else down. It was all of this and more! At least a hundred couples showed up where forty had been expected. A five piece impromptu orchestra urged everyone to dance and every- one did. As this was the first attempt at anything of the sort, the faculty decided to have it last only from 3 o'clock to 4:30. There was no better assurance of the delightful afternoon than the Oh, geesll' and So soons ? of the crowd when Home, Sweet, Home was played. The Committee composed of Burton Kaufman, Fannie Flatow, and Charles Foss, is to be congratulated. Miss White and Mr. Bartholomew were largely responsible for the success of the enterprise. We hope there are lots more of these impromptus in store. 77 JMB UMC SC HHHQGD GDL 4 V Azg. X ' Q, if Y mf A M . A.,. sums cuss crsmvs 1 5 N Ii 1 , .je - , 'A TNQ , fx A 2 ifosmdu! Hou: ns' Q f . GIRLS SUPH CHAMPS ffwwi WH ? W5 'PICCOLO ' A nunv Q In PETE MOUNTAIN I S W GIRLS noni-R666 cHmrs V BOBBY 1 9 B Q Q 1 - A- - 2 gf N - -f f , 4: M '. E Q' t 'N ' 1 Ab A 1 LEM rzonfnoon AND cuss CHAMPS I , 1930, ww i n tw .1930 Q90 Q llllllll II IIIYIIE EIIIIII n m llllm A ' r 1 Q UUUUUQ llll Ill Il-f' UUUUU UU UUU llllfl UUUQ N, t it ., Football Suniniitwl-ligh enjoyed a successful football season winning six out of eight games, including a victory over Morristown, a highly rated class A school. Jimmie Gaskell was placed at quarterback on the all-county team, and made the second all- state team. Nate Hall was placed at tackle on the first all-state eleven, Captain Dave Shawger at end on the first all-county team, and Cueball Brydon was picked as an end on the all-county second team. QJVQ Basketball Summit High's basketball team enjoyed a successful season, winning thirteen out of seventeen contests. The team scored two impressive victories over Roselle Park and finished second in the Union County Inter-Scholastic League. Rahway defeated the locals twice during the regular league season and then eliminated the Summitites in the sectional final of the state tournament, 20 to 18. Qffd Girls' Basketball This year a new plan has been introduced into the field of girls' athletics. Summit was one of the first schools to try this plan. It is a plan whereby a more friendly attitude is created between the opposing schools. The squads from each school were divided into teams so that the two schools would be playing with each other rather than against each other. Refreshments were served after each game. Awards will be given according to the number of points th contestants earned. These sports days have proven to be very successful and are expected to be used in other sports besides basketball. 811 V no 1930 THE u T IP 9 1930 D lb ll Q WU HIHIEE mm n m nn Q AK lla 3 nuuuunnuuuuun unuuu U uuuuu unnnu nun uuuu 5, 3- I Football Captain 4..,.,. ..............,......,.,...,.. ,,,... D A VID SHAVVGER Manager 4.... ,...... J OSEPH COYLE Coaflz ......... ...........,..,...,...,...4,,.,..,,,,......,,......,..A.....A..... A IR. CORNOG Summit High Football Lettermen jack Ackerman Samuel Balish Harold Brennan Harold lirydon Joseph Coyle Norman Dunsmore Donald Fuller james Gaskell Fred Genualdi Robert Gillilan Summit Higlt Football S. H. S. 19 19 ..... 6 ....., ....... 19 ,..,, Z0 ...... ......,. O ...... ,,,,..,.. 25 .,.... .....,... 20 E Wlestlielcl .... Linden ..,.,.. r.... YVest Orange NVoodlJridg'e Roselle ..... .. Roselle Park Morristown Madison .,.... 81 Nathan Hall Burton Kaufman Alfred Napolitano W'illiam Phair VVarren Pringle David Shawger Paul Tapperson Robert Tapperson 'Heaton Underhill Alexander Yannaeone Record Opponents 7 O 21 12 . 0 30 20 . O 90 x 9,193 Q 0 o. T IF l g lol .1930 8 Q SG ll l ' I II E , ,S ta 1, , Boys' Basleetlvall Captain ..... ., ...... ,........ .........., .....,......,...,.,..,....4..... I A Y EBEL Manager ....... ....... B URTON IQAUFMAN Coach ...................................... .... .,...,...,.............,..,..,.. N I R. CORNOG Summit High Baslcetball Lettermeu -lay Ebel james Gaskell Mesrop Gulamerian Samuel Jacobs Charles Lamb Walter Peterson John Stewart Roger Taylor Schedule Summit High Basketball . 7-Summit 33, . 14-Summit 15. Dec, 20-Summit 30. Roselle Park 23 Feb. jan. 8-Summit 51, Chatham 17 Feb jan. 10-Summit 31, Linden 17 Feb. Jan. 14-Summit 29, Roselle 21 Feb jan. 17-Summit 16, Rahway 20 Feb. -lan. 24--Summit 49, Millburn 21 Feb. Jan. 30-Summit 44. Hillside 25 Feb. Chatham Roselle Park Linden Rahway Madison Roselle Hillside 4+Summit 34, 11--Summit 24, 21-Summit 35, 25-Summit 24, 28-Summit 24. State Tournament March 8-Summit 24, Hillside 15 March 15-Summit 34, Boonton 15 March 15-Summit 18, Rahway 20 S2 . Q 11930 THE i t 1- . 1930 eb Qi WO Q DDU IIIII! mln u m mi Q Ag Q 3 uuunuu nuiununn unuun uuuun unnun nun Uuuu ' 5, lk X Girls, Basketball Captain ..,...,...,...,.,,,.A.,..,..,....... ...,,..,.,.. D OROTHY. TAYLOR Mamzgm' ........ , .....,....... RAE HANNA1-'IN Coach ., ,.......... Miss GRACE E. jomis Squad Seniors Juniors Soplzoiizows Taylor M. Keough -I. Smith Holmes B. Minugh B. Reinhardt Parcells F. Voegtlen H. Parker Surman M, Yannaconne A. Bruno . Coddington M. Evans E. Morris Ziegner M. Townley Lambert I. Reger P.G's. Bludworth E. Shorroek L. Bernard Reinhardt E. Iakobsen A. Jewel Sports Days February 4-VVesttield at Summit February 18-Chatham at Summit February 27-Chatham at Chatham March 4-VVestf1eld at NVestF1eld 83 it l930 I T - E l 107 , 1930 b it ii Q U it 1 f 3 nunuuu un uuuun uunnn f' uuuuu UDm 5, lk '3 Baselmll Captain .,..., ..,....,....,.....A....... ,.....,.... I AMES GAsK12Li, Manager .....,. ....... G EORGE GPPENHEIMER Coach .A........,.......,.,.... .A.A.A,.,...,.......A....,...,A...,....,,. MR. CORNOG Tuesday, April Friday, April Tuesday, April Friday, April Tuesday, April Friday, May Tuesday, May Friday, May Tuesday, May Friday, May Tuesday, May Friday, May Tuesday, May Thursda Summit High Baseball Schedule 15-eaColumlmia at South Orange 18-Roselle at Roselle 22-Linden at Summit 25-Hillside at 'Hillside 29-Vklestflelcl at VX'estf1eld 2- Oratory at Summit 6--Rahway at Summit 9-Hillside at Summit 13-Roselle Park at Roselle 16-Roselle at Summit 20- 23f 27- y, May 29- liinden at Linden XN'estlield at Summit Roselle Park at Summit Madison at Madison Saallahway at Rahway Tuesday, june Friday, June 6-Open Total Points ..... 84 Park Opponents 1 9 12 13 10 5 9 I ' I U ' i930 rijiii u T IP isso N6 lo Q HUD um IIIIIII Q EIIJIJUUU nnmuu UUHUD V' UEIUIJD UUEUUIJ UUUU 7 qv up Ill llll ll .1 i i J x it 1 Y G ,J Tennis Mauagvr .,... .......,...A......,..,...,..,... ....,.A D E NNIS NUNAN Tennis Team Roger Taylor Fletcher ,lll1Ol'I1lIO11 Roy Smith Ralph Taylor Schedule April 28 April 30 May May May May May May May May May June June 2 D-. 7.- Qt 1 4- 16 17- 21- -Crzmforfl High at Summit -Morristown Prep. at Morristown Montclair High at Montclair Pingry Prep. at Summit Wiestiielrl High at Wfestrielcl Plainlielcl High at Plainfield Rutherford High at Summit Morristown High at Morristown Newark Prep at Summit Peclclie at Hightstown 28-Columbia High at Mzlplewoocl 2-Vlfesttield High at Summit l-l-Rahway High at Summit 85 RI3sL'I.'r.s S. H. S. Opponents Room 10 8 ,O 1930 . In l l l u' .1930 0 nuns: umm nmlu num: ' l L 44 Q SD U UDUUUUUIIBUDD During 5, 1. 'X .Iolees Thornton Centering a barber shopj : How soon can I get shaved? Barber Qafter close scrutinyj : 3 or 4 years, Sonny. Wolf: Is that a second-hand shop ? Fisher : Yea. Wolf: Let's go in. I need one for my watch. Harold Brennen Cacting tough to street car conductor in New Yorkj: Is this Noah's Ark full yet? Conductor Qacting tougherj: Yea! all but the monkeys. jump in! Now, said Mr. Hoops, leader of the High School Band, we'll play 'The Stars and Stripes Forevcr'. Gosh ! exclaimed Mr. Dampman, I've just finished playing that. Miss Enslin: What makes you late again this morning? Bernice M. Brown: Y-you see-a there are nine people in our family- Miss Enslin: Well ? Bernice M. Brown: And-the alarm was set for only eight. Book Agent Qto farmer Boucher of Millingtonj : You ought to buy an encyclopedia now that Roy is in High School. Mr. Boucher: No! not on your life. Let him walk and get strong for the spring planting. Mr. Bruce: 'Wvhat does sea water contain besides sodium chloride? Balish Qlooking out windowj: Fish. M. Hoyt: What is a wafHe? P. Murphy: A pancake with pleats. Becker getting news for Tower: Mr. Woodside what is the difference between a Soph and a Senior? Mr. Woodside: A Soph says 'People living in glass houses should not throw stones', while the Senior says 'Individuals residing in crystalized palaces should abstain from forcibly propelling petrified substances. Mr. McGiffin: I will run around the room while each of you thinks of the type of story you like best. 88 Saw I fv- 201 i 9 ,. 423+ 1 - 'lg' , v . , ' 0092 Ssoem' A RKNK PETERSON RLMR Bwunv BRRBRPA was!-QT K ' 1 A 2... N I I ,W THEODORE BRHDON FHNNXE. FLPQTQW Rams Vqacmlxs EWU- N0-'TOR GRHCKE SURMRN 'DOT Auuafgsou EVELYN Srmomo GRWDQA Anne 3 wa 9 W 89 Jw Es: 1930 . o f a n t o-I . 1930? L lb llullll IIIIIIII IIIIIIII mm: ' W ,f .I9I l5mll IUUUllE: lQl -t i 1 4 ggnuuu nut un nuuu uunun uuuun inn nuuu .loltes We have a hunch that some day Gaskell will be a big needle and thread man from so and so. CDO you get the point?j Bruce MacIntosh Qto man drowning in hole in icej : Want a cough drop, mister ? Drowning man: Naw! a pair of boots. Mr. Bruce to John Dietz watching Zivilik playing in assembly: You know Zivilik reminds me of a French 'tootor'. Wood Ctending wraps at Junior Prom on noticing Mr. Bartholemew greatly agitatedj : Is there anything wrong ?'l Bart: I can't find my new hat and I paid ten dollars for it yesterday. Wood: 'Tm sorry, sir, but all the good hats have gone long ago. Mr. Hawley: K'Now we find that x is equal to zero. Brydon: Gee! all that work for nothingf' jay: It's only six o'clock and I told you to come after supper. Pete: That's what I came after. Any boy admiringly: I suppose your stories just flow from your pen ? Betty Phillips Clooking at her fountain penj : Sometimes the .Whole blame story goes out at once. Chappy: How can you tell the approach of winter? Dot: It begins to get later earlierf' 37 Miss Enslin: What does 'rex fugit, mean F Soph: The king flees. Miss Enslin: Make it a perfect tense by using has. Soph: The king has flees. Father: No appetite this evening, eh? What's the matter, late lunch ? Donald: No, sir, early apples. Doris: Theres a fly in my soupf' Bergie: Don't worry, he won't drink much. Mr, VVoodside: Give me the meaning of the word generous. Beinert: A woman in general. Ebel: I wonder why we lost the game with that Indian basketball team ? Peterson: That tribe has been making baskets since the year 1000. 90 l.: vii. E. ':.'.- '-lf.: .A Q. f: .'-.-..-.--'-. . A-t . X,-.g.::.L.,, f-Vg,-., . V-.'i:?if' , 'Wa 'Tu - ' .-v6,.2-LM K- Zijgp Q .M ..., ' . .- ,,f: - - I 11 YW .4 'Den' Taquan, QS'-'OP Mm N-- ' 1 ,,. i,V A fl Q:'Q ,' 'nigh b V- ...,, E:,g gj -2 ' hues Covw+eTon Ruw Cam! ey HELEN 549'-L JDMMIE Gnsxeu. Nm-'e HRLL Gear Mc ams CRQOIMN How-nes 91 HRRNET VMLLHRD Fanfic! Zexenevg Maman can 4' - ms.: EY Bin, ikdeunvzq llQUllIJlJ DU ll llU l l'-lx UDUDIJ UU UUIJ Ullll UUUU Behind the Scenes Broken Dishes .. , .............,,.............. ,.,...................,.. .... , ......,......, B o nnell Building lc 1930 I T f E l l 'U F' . 1930 Q Illlllll ll Illllla allllll n u mug t . I B V' 'P lt I Heads Up ..4,........ Journeys End ......,... f'RitZy i..,..,i,.,.,i.....i.,..,... cz as Simple Simon ........,..... Strike Up the Band Half-Gods ........,4,.,....... Song of Love . .,,,. .. The Trespassersn .,..... If YY Condemned .........,.. Headquarters .....,.....,,., Taming of the Shrew The Unholy Night .....,...... Fifty Million Frenchmenn is If Menel, Inc. .. Little Showu Sketch Book .. Criminal Code ., Red Rust ..., Nancy's Private Affair June Moon ...,........,.,..,.... , .... ,.,. lk Iiss Jones Graduation Dorothy Fleming Nancy Evans John Lines S. H. S. Band QJFE Gordon Kenyon and Anne Bowly . Farnsworth in Assemble Stray dogs in school Final Exams Bart's office Bernice Brown New Year's Eve . ..,.,...........,......... French II classes Next Year's Musical Comedy . ,........,..,............,................ Z1V1llk Musical Comedy .A Spring Revue Skipping Sammy Jacobs Our Hollywood Reqvnes Mary Nolan ....,., ....,.... , ......,.............. John Gilbert ...,,. Bessie Love .,...... Joan Crawford ...,.. Greta Garbo .,..,.....,.. Dick Barthlemess ......... Buddy Rogers ...,.,..... Doris Dawson ....... Nancy Carroll ..... Louise Brooks ...... Josephine Dunn ....,., Gary Cooper ....,.... Polly Moran ......,. Laura LaPlante .... Grant XVithers . Lon Chaney ,....... Peggy Joyce ....,. Al Jolson .... Lil Morton 92 Bill Lucas ,, ..... Blanche Dutkins Betty Minugh Grace Lindenmayor Jimmie Gaskell Otto Schmidt Betty Benjamin Francis McGuire Mary Bloss Muriel Murphy John Grimes Eleanor Thievon Hortense Silverman Roger Taylor Edward Chiovarow Flo Murphy Walter Wood og! TR 1' E Q. 19309 L wo Illll II II IIIIII IIIIII II III llll A Q 4 3 1 it I DIJUUU DUI U UU UIIDU V UDUUU HDMI-DDU UUUU .Iolees Nate: VVhat kind of a car have you got ? jack: A wreck. Nate: A wreck P Jack: Yes, every time I park it, a dozen people ask me it I reported the accident. , Wood says that swimming is the one thing you learn by beginning at the top. F. Philips: VVhat are you thinking about F R. Tharaud: Thanks for the compliment. Eben: Down on our farm we had a hen that laid an egg six inches long. Annie: Up in our town we can beat that. Eben : How ? Annie: With an egg beater. Barbara: 'Tm prepared to settle fairly and you ask S500 iirst because I ran over your foot. VVhy man, I'm not a millionaire. Roger: I'1l have you understand I'm not a centipede either. Sam Balish: Doctor, how are my chances P Doc: Oh, pretty good, but I wouldn't start reading any of those serial stories. Where is Oscar the trombone player 7' He is studying abroadf, Who told him to go so far away F All his neighbors. Did you hear about Dunsmore having a prohle picture taken P nNO.u He only had one side of his suit pressed. Fuller: I knew more than Miss I-Ierrman today. Ackerman: That's funny. How did that happen FH Fuller :' She asked for Lincoln's Gettesburg Address and I told her he never lived there. 93 I Pals .....,.,........,....,.,..,. ,...... ...,.. F 1 o Murphy and Blanche Dutkms 6 1930 Q ffl! if T I ' 1930 9 D D U ! i , UIJUUIJ UDIEIUUU UU Our Popular Music no 4 :u w . 'Lucky Little Devil 6 6 C n Chant of the Jungle ,. Babes in Toyland ..... Hunting songs in assembly Mesrop Gulamerian Sophomores '1'ni a Dreamer .....,...,.,....... ........ D ave Shawger 'How Am I to Know? ...... ....... I f I'll graduate 'My Sin ....,............,....,, . ........... Being late 'Hello Baby ll' .,..,.,..,.,..,. .,..,... D oug Knapp 'Piccolo Pete ,.,.........,...,., ........ P ete Depero The Bells of St. Mary , .. .4,.... Dismissal bells The Best Things in Life Are Free .,........ Norman Dunsmore Pretty Little Thing ...................,,., .......,............. E velyn Bergman 'In the Sweet Long Ago ,.,... ......,. W hen we were children 'Dreaming of the Dayv ..,.......,........, 1 ...... . June 20th 'Riding to Town .....,... ............. N ew Providence Bus 'To be Forgotten ,.,.... ...... . ..,... ....,....,........,........ G r aduating class 'A Year From Today .....ii.,........,.,...,... ...... W here will the Seniors be? 'I'll Get By as Long as I Have You ..... ...........,..........,.......,.,.............. ' .,., . . C Mean to Me .,...,..,...........,.......,........,.. .....,......,........... F aculty 'Singing in the Rain .. .....,............. One Session 'Am I Blue ....,.4..,.....,....,..., .,.... W hen I'm Ineligible Satisfied ...,............,........,....... Make Believe I Love You .,... VVl1y Do I Love You? Sposm ' ............,..............,.,. ..,...i........,...... .... ' ' just getting by Latin Harriet Clark Oscar in History Imagine Us Without: An Ineligible List A String of Flivvers A Line in U. S. History All-State Ebel Bashful Boys Our Absent-Minded Professor Buck Kaufmann Oral English 3 Bell Dismissal Our Four Letter Man Noise in Girls' Lockers Big-Shot Zivilik Duguid's Hot Line The Town Gossips The Kent Place Girls Nate and Louise Dot's Smile Annie's Shrieks Two Sessions Skippers A Students Girl Cheerleaders nT You 95 1 H oo J e Zfvobogfs o 7'oo7712? , , ogoeczfzzffy Jgodzodfe Zfzistpdge Z o 77755 Ydo 35 Mrrmoon, our homeroom foooflcvgzoizo 7705 helped 61770757 aided as i rozz oz1 S mor 6 Z' ff 1 6- , afw 2 TI , . , - Q Q LU . - 3 ff m? .Q 'J if ,Q ef Z e QQ - . ef, ,g p ul.. -1 wo 0 an .O QQQ j .G m u , J ,9 - , A if 'Z' wk ,Ml 1- x , f X Q QI wx F, U 'aan 7 95 V : , 1 a 4 . Q , ,, . .9 4 1 5 lg .-'Q Q gh ff M -., Q , Q, l f 'f 'N ' T gf 0 A L' Q ' 2 Qi Q 0 ' 'J' Af X : 5' 'vu 4 Q0 Q 'Z ' g ' f .4 p Q .1 'X 'Q' lf ' 'bc 'G -if A U 1' .X EV : I n op ,A H12 0-Q ,x t ug, ni .Qx 4 3 h V., J , Ax 4 X Wham. 45 ', 4 Lux 14 ,. '- a un mx. 'fx 0 QE 1, ' Ha 0, Wy 0 Q' 1: Ju HMS I?-QL!-MLTZK. 9F XJ, '23 Shapiro Bros. Factors Corp TEXTILE BANKERS 1441 Broadway :: New York City Telephone 1 Penn ozoo C23 97 f I QM 3 a :K fn fy! fr W ' ,Aim 5,5 A 4 V We ,z fu X W 'W wi Qffuq -X MQLTQYSK .. .Il . , I ' . ,. M H1- ' ,M J ' I 1 , U, in 55 X V EJ rw ig Tlph 12 MCELCUNN BROS Clothlers, Hatters and Halverclashers 4 BEECHWOOD ROAD SUMMIT N I Sole Agents in Summit Selz Shoes Knox SL Dunhlll Hats Racho Sets SCFVICC V1ctroIas and Records Hows Movuas v69YNADlf' 3 0 SRVICV 319 Sprmgiield Avenue Summa The Hzgh School PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION extends an invitation to all High School Parents to become members o this Associatlon -----1-Qxe--- for Hart, Schaffnerfog Marx Clothes I AND 0. , Us Q f Phone 262 A . ' ' -'----'-- l' UT!111I ' 99 if H liz: : X 1 9, 5-f Q Q, K,Qf 4 A A ' 'f4i'l2 ,7 of 'W' ' W 'iw sl X . va 'J' N - 4 W V 5. QWF' ' 'WQTQI , I .1 xl f .QQ A- VF X NK .. -95 Lu 11 J ,-DX E X X 1 5 w Sb3Qw9'm M u.1 Amvfi' f . f 453 X- - wi Q- ff K' :Ami if ,, ,if 2 M, -,.. A SN Q vi. ICO WILLIAM D. MURPHY Victor, Brunswick and Columbia Records Stromberg-Carlson, Atwater-Kent, Victor, Majestic, R. C. A. Racliolas BUESCHER BAND INSTRUMENTS and LUDWIG DRUMS 376 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Phone 565 THE BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND FRAMES AND FRAMING '33 The Parker Studio From Y 19 BEECHWOOD ROAD , Phon S mmit 118 ' A Friend Top Staff has Appreciatecl the Aid of the Class of IQ3O 1I 101 RJL1,,1,1fl,, 3 Z 5 , .,f W f'Jl'f' 1 fy' 1 f , . fr, Q , rr DUN' J A J J 1112 K3 4 5 ,Q SQ On 4 A . 'Liz ' LA f v y HXX I J Rx XX Golrciternity, Clollege ctntl floss jewelry 'DJ IJ Commencement Announcements ctncl Invitations '23 Jeweler to the Senior Class of Summit High School -M, 523 Lilo. BALPQUR CCMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASS. Represented by A. F. HUBER Box 25, Hawthorne, N. J. A mmmm g 103 f-5 Al i9i ,Z E fx ul is X oo h E I ' 5 Q Qi! 1312912 Vfizg Camper? PHOTONENGPAIEPS 140 FIFTH AVE. JOHN H. BREHM New Jersey Represent t' Makers of Fine Engravings for m BE W YODIQ Elizabeth, New Jersey TRINITY 2035M ore than half a century SAVE MONEY ON Drugs Soda Cigars AT BURNSTEIN'S Prescription Pharmacy STORE OF QUALITY SERVICE AND PRICE 430 Sp ga ld A 309 School of Nursing HACKENSACK HOSPITAL Hackensack New Jersey Nurses are the minute men in sickness. Work in which there is service to others brings a double return. for information about our course rin e ve. Phone 1 '23 Write to Directress of Nurses 'EI1IU1III f 6 JM vj 2 105 '- Q WWI WWI 'if l ww: 1 , Q Q X07 - ig i 'E' si W1 K . . - .. qt' F' i S5 5 l if . 1 1 . .si A Q, L Sw Biff! i i 'E ,li .E I' ii!! i E L -aj' E 1 i .lu ll. 1 U6 -g',g,'v.y-33,-N-5,-'gg,-N, I: VCU LIKE v v v the way that thzs year book is prmted or you We specialize in Camp and School prmting 6 you may note that we can do the same COLBY SL MCGOWAN, INC. 1201 CHESTNUT STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. 107 A Rom 191 5' um STICK ' TOGETHER 'QWWQWSY K M' 'Ulf -1 I ,ll I . ', b ..,. A -I .-:, , . ,Z,5W.iS:U -:EM X x ,.L- V . .9 M 1 V Q ,... ai - I L I A 51, ' f I Vg 3 :.: 1 SW A,'A'- Q 2 14 9 V an 1 ,, , 1., .. .f : f '.., . , 2 :.,.... Y - 'R '-.iz -,fy , X 1 Q 9 , 1 if , ,,,. 1 g - - M ,, Q is 1 V--, . X 4, ,,,.' h A ' I 5 ,M 2,1 A ' ,... f N 1 A ' 108 ,O 1930 . T IE l l r w' . 1930 B 0 lllll II Il Illlll Illlll ll Ill IIII L if B Q gm gl UU!lg Q lf, lk 'X A B C D E F G H I J ill , x M's N O P Q R S T-, U V's W's X Y Z QS. 5 . 'rap A-JB-c is for Ackerman, last of the three, for the Band, that tootles off-key, for Committees on which we all go, for Detentions, annoyingius so. is for Ebel, so mighty and tall, ' for the Flunk-slips that conquer us all, is our G. O., self-government plan, for Miss Herrmann, our own minute-man . for Intelligence, what we ain't got, A for -lim Gaskell, who's right on the spot, for Buck Kaufman, our own cub-reporter, for the Lessons we clon't get but we oughter, for the Murphy's, the Morton twins, too, is the Nut who wrote this for you, is our Orchestra, pleasant to see, is Perfection, what we all should be. is the Quintet, our basketball boys, is the Racket from study-hall noise, is for Summit, the very last stop, - Track, and Tower, Thomas, Temple, and Top. is for Union, the county we live in, Vinnie Vosbein, can't make him give in, Vtlilliams, our collegiate hero, in mathematicsfsoinetimes equals zero. stands for Youth, our Hnest possession, as with Zeal, I end this oppression, 109 isp V SHDRTER5 llUl'lBEl.lS Ill! 4 i IJ UIJEIIJU llrlllll I ll-lx llllllllU DDQIEUUU UUUU 1930 . T l Le i l of l' , 1930 B Q L lllllllll Il llllll llllll ll ' Ill Illl K X ,J . r w!!! elfmflgl it r r Our Great White Way Disraeli ...... Untamed .4.,..,... Vagabond Lover It's a Wise Child ....., ,...... Sons o' Guns ....,...,.,..,....,..... Fifty Million Frenchmen Can' Bitter Sweet .......i........,.....,.. At the Bottom Party Girl ..... .. Broken Dishes Devil May Care Ilse of Lost Slips Little Show ........ ...... Journeys End ,. ,.......,..........,.. t be Wrong Gold Diggers of Broadway ..... She Got Away With Murder Let Us Be Gayu ....................... The Street Singer Strike Up the Band Subway Express Blaze of Glory ...... .. Your Uncle Dudley ,... .. Goya .,,.,r.,..4.4.......,,.....,. ., A lvonderful Night ...,....... Return of Sherlock Holmes' Woof, Woof .....i...........,...... Death Takes a Holidayu Florence .,...,....,.......,.,.....,. It Never Rains Hot for Paris 111 Gordon Eadie Peggy Pierce Doug. Knapp Dorothy Fleming Ackerman's Gang Ask Miss Thomas Molly Molitor Of the ineligible list Louise Hurst The luncheon If we Hunk Sophomores Senior play Graduation Any girl Bernice Maynard-Brown ' ........,................ Dot Taylor Sarah Searles S. H. S. Band Millington Limited On the honor roll Dudley Healy Miss Carew Friday night Bill Lucas Blanche Dutkins Midyears Flo Murphy When we want one session Mr. Temple if xt , f -f ww Success. J , 1 if? Q mb wi Q ff5V4w 'ZNA 'Eff qxwllx 5' W My JN? a A A A Wg. I ,f in YY ,x- ,IM , VVK, I ' fa A' '.- 1 J j 4- ' Q? I f ,N X ix 5 X ,1? ,4 ,9 N ' 7 I f' '7 X f ,f U- 'Y ' J 1 f ' ' f, If ', 'V I if ff f j f 99 11 I A c 6 1 1 I 1 A I I C I A K K 5 1930 . ll i a . 1930 W llllll ll ll IIIIII Illlll Il III IIII 44 g Q u nuu n unuuuuugfgunn uuuu Q 5, 5 1 Our Songsters Those WVe Love ,.,. ...........,.,......,...................,.....,. Puttin' on the Ritz .,... .. Making Whoopee ,...,..,.. .. My Troubles are Over .... .. Am I Blue? ......,..............,...,..... .. VVishing and Waitingu ......,......,.... ,. Love Made a Gypsy Out of Me The Right Kind of Many' ..,..,..,. .. What Do I Care i...,....,.......... ,... . . I'll Always be Mother's Boy .,.,.i Can't We be Friends? ..........,.,..... Parade of the Wooden Soldiers .... Sweet Adeline ..........................,.. Lucky for Me .... S'posin-'l ...,.,..... Happy Days .............. + ..,...........,..,.......,.. He's a Good Man to 'Have Around She's Such a Comfort to Me .,..l.,, ,, I've Got a New Love Affair My Fate is in Your Hands I Ain't Got Nobody .........,.....,.. ., There's Danger in Your Eyes .. My Sweeter Than Sweetl' ,.,..... .. I May be Wrong-Butl' ...,..... ...., . . Old Folks at Home .....................,......... .. My Girl Has Red Hair and Frecklesl' Love Me ...............................,............... .. Tip Toe Through the Tulipsu Turn on the Heat ,...,,....,..... .. Sleepy Valley .....,.., I'm Laughing ...... Bashful Baby ..,.,.. why P ............i...i... l'm Flying High My Love Parade .,.. .. Collegiate Sam Hello Babyv ....,.... .. If He Cared- Is It Love? ..,........, .. If Love Were All Soon ........................ .. Do You Love Me? ..,. 6 . Blondie ................. ,.,...... ..... 113 Faculty Harriet Clark The Ellis' June 20 Muriel Smith Ethel Molitor Oscar Zivilik Bart Bob Vtfebbe Norman Wolf Faculty and Students Typing .. ...... Adeline Picozzi No Midyears No Finals School Days Mr. Coyle Caroline Holmes John Lines The Faculty Muriel Murphy Mary Bloss Eleanor Reinhardt Mesrop Gulamerian Millicent Dennis Flo Murphy Miss Bensinger Mr. West ., Speed Linebaugh Jeanette Lambert Walter Peterson, Sr. Jack Ackerman Hubert Coggeshall Football Team Sam Balish Bob Darling Ruth Black Vincent Vosbein Helen Ellis Vacation Annie Parcells Evelyn Bergman 32 S Qi lo 0 , SNAPS TS dom' 7' zu is 9 Xl N gg, . asf ' ' - gl Let Us Develop Your Films have your phofographs f CD 'Ei' . vi YY Qs W lo Photo Mailers ' VIEWS L Y ,Eu ,, FSH : CAMERAS -i,-.,, ALBUMS l FP F FILMS COPYING ENLARGING SWING FRAMES I X I S- ff J g 0 V ' M Q xl f . 1 if 5 ' rail fx l G ilu Z 5 5 r ! ' 'X 1 J V l ' 2 ,Y ll A If you have friends, they should ,X Q, lf K Q f 'fi 1 X o4rvy,v2s ly If 00 ff O 3' X 5 I I l ' N- I lElmlDDmImDD 115 11 ,O iso T 15 on-H 1930 L ll Q IlIlIl!I Il Illlli 6 mm n m img ' l Uuuuu utli uw El l i l fl uunun UUMDIJU num 5, 18. 'X Greetingsivto the Next Editor XVhen your printer is howling for copy, And your lioard are all down with the flu , The photographer cries, Sun or no pictures , And the rain simply won't take the cue. Wlhen nobody's paid his subscription, And the printer wants cash in advance, When your contract reads at least U13 hundred g vs And your Business Board says Not a chalice . XYhen the Staiof Finds their write-ups a nuisance, And decides not to work any n1ore,- Qur advice is,- pray, don't be down-hearted, just remember it's happened before. iso demand all your pictures by November, 'And all of your copy by fall, And if you don't get them 'till April,- VVhy, be thankful you got them at all! CGQA The Npomesl' o Room 2,0 ll? 1930 . use ru l- . 1930 ll mmm n nun A mm u i nn mu ' ' L A ,f Q 9 !! .ll' 5 El Uugg IHQI Q rr, ik? 'X Open Letter Editor of Top, Summit High School. DEAR Mlss F LATOW : . This year was marked by the linal adoption, after years of agitation, of the School Finance Plan. It had long been felt by many of those in close touch with the financial affairs of the school that some regulation of the business end of the various activities of the school was needed. They thought that in a school the size of Summit High, certain of the organizations could not earn enough through student support to do justice to their work, that th'ere were too many campaigns for money during the year, and that there were ways to reduce the almost excessive call for the student's money. They said that every organization is supported by the school, and should act like a school activity, not as an individual club. For this reason, those whose incomes exceed their expenditures should help the less fortunate activities. Due to much opposition to a system which would cover the entire financing of every organization, a compromise plan was adopted by the Student Council. This plan provides for a 33.00 Activities Ticket, covering class and G. O. dues, admission to all home athletic events. and a subscription to The Tower. It also calls for a tax of IOZJ on the gross receipts of each organization to form a reserve for the more needy activities. A committee is to be appointed each May to regu- late expenditures. The success of this plan depends upon every student. If they buy the Activi- ties Ticket in the fall, they will help nearly everyone-and themselves. If they do not, things will be as bad as before. Accordingly. we are asking the help of every student in this plan, which we are sure is to benefit the whole school. Very truly yours, THE SCHOOL FINANCE COMMITTEES. P.S.: VVhy not use your bank savings account to have 53.00 ready in Sep- tember? 118 1930 . fm n u 1- . 1930 lo Illlllll II mm nun Il III mu 'i ' L ,f 13 9 n u u n nunuuuuiiiilin UUEITI Q 5, 5 1 0 C Fmls If aught in these pages Your spirit enrages, Consider before you give voice. This may seem quite rough, But some of the stuff- You really have cause to rejoice. If we had just hinted VVhat some wanted printed, Your fate then indeed would be hard. VVe said only the best, Suppressed all the restg The catty, mean things were all barred Q Fj. XVe think it has snap, And we don't care a rapg just one word, and then we are throughg 1Vhatever you say, WVe stood for fair play- We didn't tell all that we knew !! EDITOR. CSNXNQ Last Word It is impossible to close this book without a word of appreciation for those who have helped to publish the Top . Jack Beach, who has gener- ously loaned us the use of lhis camera and his time, has made possible many snap-shot features, the foremost being the Home Room Ads. Madelaine Davies, although a member of our Board, has been so outstandingly helpful and has given so much first aidl' to almost every department in time of need, that we must thank her separately. jack Bachelor has done much to make the ads more attractive. To the Top subscription force, too much praise cannot be given. Though we leave Mr. Hawley until last, our appreciation has not run dry. His guidance, his many hours spent with the Board, and 'his belief in us and our ideas, has done more to publish the 1930 animal than most of our readers will ever know. The book, we hope, will serve you as a record and souvenir of the school year now and in the future. If it does this, and does so entertainingly, we feel more than repaid for the work and time put into it. May the 1931 Top Board have the best of luck and success. THE TOP BOARD. 119 r I .. .. . 1 n v 4 ' tl h ,. , A153 . f 1 iq Q' 4' If' - I I. I. 1 I. I. I, -I I Y I . I J- . 1 -, -,,fI,,I 5, if 'iq-f ' . I. . , . ' 4 nw, 1 M - ln .. 1 K5 4 1- . il, Q 4 . .Ig rw uw i -. - I ,V if I. . 1.91 ...,IX 1 ' ' r - 'Av 4' Q O ga!! 4, .' . . 'T' I I Q 4 1 L7 .j 4 - . 1 I A .f 4. .'.4-.fn I .. 1 I 'll 3 4 , ' 'I I ' 13 tl. MM! iid.. V , 5.1 A I .- :I . Ik. I' 1 .t F. 4 Y I B v 1145- . hs . 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