Summit High School - Top Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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lit-I-if 1 M.. ll 6 tx .X hu. Summit High's shop and special teachers are all experts in their own particular fields, and can tell you about every- thing from crosscut saws to Rembrandt lighting. Music and physical training, while not technically shops, are included in this group, since they round out our varied educational program. Here busily engaged are, standing, Holmes A. One of the most capably handled departments iii Summit High is the commercial depariment, which prepares about 27 graduates every year for the business world. Subjects such as bookkeeping, Business and Society, typing, and business math are taught by Irene Hitz, Claire Statilc, Es- telle Van Patten, and Harry Kates. A 5 git: p'fe sis- Cliver, mechanical drawingg Elmore Furth, wood shop, Martha G. Berry, art, and lames B. Wiebe, metal shop, seated, Iosephine Noyes, sewing, Daniel Kautzman, music, Helen McCann, cooking, and Grace E, lones, girls' physical training. Absent: I, Fred Muller, music, and Elwood Cornog, boys' physical training. Grouped together here are two closely related depart- ments, those of history and lorezgn languages. Examining a new textbook are Edith G. Weeber, French, Ioseph McClel- lan, history, Tilla Thomas, French and Spanish, Iohn Dilson, history, and Ruth B. Webb, Latin. Absent: Marie G. Brown, history, and Elizabeth Carew, Spanish and German.

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