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'vA,.':,1e -e.-435 ' -- : a- 3 .,. 4, '. , h --1' I :uv ,M1 .31-. ,..,g,,-,+L -, - pi- . ,, .. . -. .I - -1 -. .. kin 1 ,, r 1 I -M4 -I .ff 1 I win. .u x , .v V ' . n . M . ,. , - . .Q...f 5 T ' z.k.Pi.fl ,. - E .,., If 1- .. , ,.i.L..9!'f- l x1,Sx-.im ,,' .- .Aa mx w,,,,.,k A .. B 4 vi, ' K ,A 9 ., f af fn a S' .. -an 4 THE 'NIP .19 l Edited by THE SENIIIR CLASS Summit High Seheel Summit, New Jersey And the school grew: in wisdom and stature keeping pace with the growing oommnnity. And the school grew -No other words could be more suit- able to Summit High School this year than these. For this past fall, when the doors of the school swung open, the student body stepped into an edifice with a million and a half dollar addition. Proud, in deed, are we that the people of our community have taken interest in us and increased our educational facilities to such a great extent. For this reason we have incorporated this advancement into our '51 yearbook, for as our school grows, we grow. Here we are learning, working, and building for our futures. As you go through our yearbook, you will come upon particular verses of the poem below which has been written as a symbol of our growth and the importance of our educational development. For it is only through educational development that the youth of today will grow to be the citizens and leaders that will build he world of tomorrow. Editor. We grow: Not quickly, For growth which is perfect is slow. We learng And think wisely, And in wisdom and knowledge we'll grow. We work? For the future: For this troubled world that we know. We are needed To build ln a world That is filled With destruction-ee In a world that wants us to grow! EDEIIICATE We, the Class of 1951, dedicate this yearbook to the Faculty of Summit High School. We are deeply grateful that the people who have been our teachers for the past four years have so well understood the problems of young people today. They have given not only ot their time and professional ability, but have given us a sense of the true values of life. Because of them we go forth into a confused world with some sense of direction. g M 1 YRD.T0 G0 1 f - ' .536 me f 2 99'-3 . 695' A CQ, m ay 212 TABLE 0F CUNTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS .,,,.,.,,,,,,, AND FACULTY SUPERLATIVES ....... ACTIVITIES ,,.,,,,,,,,,., ATHLETICS ,..,,,,,AA,,,, SCRAPBOOK ......,.,.. ADVERTISEMENTS ....,,,,,,,I,,,,,,, FUMBIE ! 5 8- 9 12 38-39 40 64 80 86 45? as slffsn lllfice 'tall . .. The office staff, in addition to their daily jobs, keeps us informed of school activities and are always ready with a smile when we ask our numerous questions. Without their able assist- ance we would be at quite a loss. nv1- PM M iw l-sr, mu 'lan Lelt to right: Miss Geraldine Eden. Miss Robin Rankin, Miss Helen Carpenter. Mrs. Dorothy Apgar gps- ,A JS' Mrs. Ruth Boyle. School Psychologist Miss Nom WCYf Visiting Teachef 7 Admini tration and Faculty MR. ALBERT I. BARTHOLOMEW Principal MR, ALTON I, GAST MR. IOSEPH SHUTTLESWORTH Assistant Principal Guidance Director If 'VJ-J in y' JV J by 1, V' my ENGLISH Helen Davis Wendell Woodside Adeline Crankshaw Gerald Crona Iohn Tyndall Delia Hadsell COMMERCIAL Irene Hitz Charles Knipple Howard Blumenthal Cornelius Koppenwol ll 'X LANGUAGES Tilla Thomas Elizabeth Carew Ryfbtx DJ Tl gum Webb lean McVeari ,I '11 HISTORY UV 9 Marie Brown Ioseph McClellan Iohri Dilson SCIENCE Leonard Roupp Edith White David lVIcNee1y William Lukens MATH Charles Bogart Peter Kandrat Harry Dampman Klllilal . ' ' I ,I ,A l V' 4 1 it K' y y L , IWW ATHLETIC Elwood Cornoq Grace Iones INDUSTRIAL Holmes Cliver Iames Wiebe Elmore Furth Iosephine Noyes Helen McCann lane Schwanhauseser FINE ARTS 3 Martha Berry Daniel Kautzmann Harry Htmatord A' H x r 'X 1 i 5, fy., 3 ., x, ali, K . i Init THE CLASS 1. . , -1 A ,,:1 . , N H .i Mir . WJ , W 4 'ami . g ,, ' ,, V 1 ' , i . s I , . ' 2 eg A .,,, fum fag f L A 3, . I Y ' - - ' Q ' X ' if 2 - 'W 3 F - H -1.0.4 -on -if o t if I 3' v ' N A A 'owcff-asa: ll. I -,,,,...u...-as-as -1 .W 1 U! ,. P' at 2. A,- .vf . ,WI ' I I Li H ' -fi . , 3 A , N ,ff Q fi' L e e was f fifffgi A 5 t S K' . -I - K , '-. 4, ' 3 W ' M , ' S 5. W - Q' . ' ' T P msg may wr V V1 . 'k ' ' , '1 K,-Q W tx L , . , P, - -. ' ,. - QL K - Q in , ' za: Q ,... K K I . .tfvf A 1 J' ' ' ' EF' ,A .9 I ..4: !71 ' ex 'S' , , Nmw.,,.- 1' .- ., . f', , 1, -' .' ':.- A --V -t Q. - -'A' 'fe W 'lui'-w - N 24' - V k'...'2r . A ,. .. t Q8 K A 1 N.. A4 . 1-tx, We work? For the future: For this troubled world that we know . . 0F ...... . . -sv, LQ Huk- , f.,.,f..-f.,-x -ne.-ash --we l '-'W' A---f f -ff . ,. no l M ' 3 l A - 4 v is : ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS M' N 3 Counter Clockwise T 3 l 9 Alan Drummond ....,...,.,.,,............,.. Presxdent C' ' :Tift Donald Culbertson ...., ....,.,. V 1cePresldent ,Y ' V 2 'Q ,,' -'ai ' -V -- Isabel Scherer ,.....,..,. . Secretary , ve, .v l Sl -if ' 4 S no ien .. .., .,, 4. J 9' f N i, We are needed wx S' ' 7. . ax To build , w . ,, ak In G world That is filled With destruction- In cz world that wants us to grow! ELEANOR AFFRAIM A comrade blithe and lull ot glee. Who dares to laugh out loud and tree. Noted ior: That coifiure Ambition: fashion illustrator Spanish Club 4: First Aid Squad 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Arch- ery 3, 4: Table Tennis 3. 4: Volley Ball 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. 4: Bad- minton 3, 4: Chorus 3. 4, Girls' Athletic Honor Society 3, 4: G. O. Show 3. 4: Tri-Ep 3. 4. .1 I ', 1 .1 1 xt . 1 Joi-110 som C i,1'ryyhe'sLa :ony Qu' 'euedf X 'Noted toil' u' tneshll A 1 7 4' f 'fry' ' opt: Ydqctotff - 1 X 1 Fire Ckbmmrtl 4 Intel 6 'tibndllliela 4: gl -nfl' b,3Q:.::.',ll::.,:.,m,:z5,T, U ittee 3: I'l1Y, 3,t 4' Ath,, letic yultinee 4. 1 1 J ' N . : l ' I f I 1 I ll ,, , , - 1 f. 'af 7,1 - 'll 'f ffl I. ALFRED AVERSA A pace setter in fashion. Noted tor: sharp clothes Ambition: musican RUDY AYERS Oh this learning, What a thing it is. Noted lor: artistic ability Ambition: engineer Boys' Corridor Committee 2, 3, 4: Fire Committee 2, 3. 4: Tower 4: Football 2. 3: Base- ball 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. 12 I . new 5 . ,8 . ,Y :mf WW W Q gm -:Seek 1, . V Q lr tv ft' M t 4 Wh 2: it Y W 4'-35 N21 ls 3, 5 4 2,5 A 4 L is . it f i :tts f ,. f if ELLIE IUDIE M .. tw 'ii .45 IACK LENA AL GENERAL RUBY IoYc1E JUDITH BANNISTER Her consant mirth, her friendly hello's. Explain why Iudie could could never have ioes. Noted tor: Her giggling personality Ambition: elementary school teacher Student Council 2: Interna- tional Relations Club 4: Top 3, 4: Hockey 2. 3, 4: Archery 3: Table Tennis 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Girls Athletic Honor Society 4: G. O. Show 4: Iunior Prom Comm. 3: Tri- Ep 3, 4: Cafeteria Comm. 3. 4: Cafeteria Crew 4. LENA BARONE With such a personality one is capable of anything. Noted -lor: her giggle Ambition: secretary Frist Aid Squad 4: Hockey 2: Volley Ball 2: Table Tennis 2, 3: Baseball 2: Girls Athletic Honor Society 3: Tri-Ep 4. JAMES BARRETT Can I get a uniform? Noted lor: tall tales Ambition: army otiicer Fire Comm. 3. 4: Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Band 2. 3. 4: Flag Bearer 2, 3. JOYCE ANN BARRY And mistress of herself is she. Noted lor: Corridor Committee Ambition: secretary Girls' Corridor Committee 4: Fire Committee 4: Top 3. 4: Book Mart 3, 4: Financial De- partment 4: Tri-Ep 3, 4. AUDREY BOISE Peaceful, thoughtful, and refined, Always modest. sweet, and kind. Noted for: poise Ambition: teaching House and Ground Com- mittee 3, 4 secretary: Assem- bly Committee 3, 4: Class Council 3: Spanish Club 4 secretary: Tower 4: Top-4: Table Tennis 2. 3. 4: Bad- minton- 3, 4: Chorus 3. 4: G, O. Show 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4. LUCY BONN A shriek, a giggle, She has arrived. Noted tor: being neat Ambition: secretary Girls Corridor Committee 4: House and Grounds Comm. 3. 4: Tower 2, 3. 4: Top 3. 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Badminton 4: Chorus 3. 4: Girls Athletic Honor Society 4: G. O. Show 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4: Girls Table Tennis 4. MARY ANN BONTEMPO Full of mischief, full of fun, Liked by each and everyone. Noted lor: her wit. Ambition: kindergarten teacher Girls Corridor Committee 3. 4: Fire Committee 4: Top 4: Archery 3: Badminton 4: Chor- us 2: Book Mart 3. 4: Tri-Ep 3. 4. GLORIA BOORUJY Happy is the one, happy is she, Whose mind from vain desires is free. Noted for: big brown eyes Ambition: elementary school teacher First Aid Squad 4: Top 45 Hockey 2: Volley Ball 3: Arch- ery 3: Table Tennis 4: Base- ball 3: Basketball 3: Tri-Ep 4. AUDREY BILL LU MAT CT! BON-BON NICKIE WILLIAM NORMAN BRAUNWORTH Scientific knowledge Ambition: Railroad locomo- tive engineer Boys Corridor Committee 4: Spanish Club 4: Science Club 4: Tower 3, 4: Soccer 4: Chor- us 3, 4: G. O. Show 3. 4. MARION BROWN A good friend with a smile and hello lor all. Noted for: her laughter Ambition: beautician NICOLINA BUSCAINO A merry heart is welcome anywhere. Noted lor: pleasant smile Ambition: clerical worker Hockey 4: Volley Ball 3: Archery 3. 4: Table Tennis 3, 4: Basketball 4: Badminton 3. 4: Book Mart 4: Tri-Ep 3. 4. GLORIA 13 LEON BYSTRAK VU'- Youth is a time lor lun. Noted lor: being a wolt Ambition: architectural enaineer Football 2. 4: Basketball 2. 4: Track 4: Hi-Y 3. 4. BUTCH FRAN SAVERIO FRANK CARBONE After all, haste makes waste. Noted tor: eating in class Ambition: air force Boys' Corridor Committee 3. MOAN COLLIE ARLENE CARLSON Girls have strange minds, It is the secret ot their 'RN attraction. Noted lor: big blue eyes Ambition: secretary Girls' Corridor Committee 4: Fire Committee 4: Hockey 2: Tri-Ep 3. 4. BLONDIE SQUEAKY ROBERT CHISHOLM He is liked wherever he goes. Noted for: nose Ambition: mechanic Hi-Y 3. 4. CHIS CAROL 14 FRANCES J. CHURCH ls she so quiet and demure? Maybe, but l'm not so sure. Noted for: sunny disposition Ambition: house-wife Archery '3: Basketball 2, 3: Orchestra 3: Book lVlart 4. NANCY J. COLLIS When choosing between athletics and studies. Let the studies go. Noted tor: athletic ability Ambition: not a gym teacher Class Council 3: Hockey 2. 3, 4: Volley Ball 2: Table 'fen- nis 2. 3. 4: Baseball Z. 3. 4: Basbetball 2. 3. 4: badminton 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Girls Athletic Honor Society 3. 4 Chariman: Tri-Ep 3, 4. HELEN M. COOMBS There's mischief in this girl. Noted tor: being cute Ambition: nursing Hockey Z Captain: Volley Ball 2, 3. 4: Table Tennis 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Basketball 2 Captain, 3, 4: Badminton 3. 4: Cheer Leader 3. 4: Girls Athletic Honor Society 3: Iun- ior Prom Committee fl: Tri-Ep 3. 4. CAROL CRANE Quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Noted for: quiet ways Ambition: medical research Tower 3: Archery 3: Table Tennis 2: Basketball 3. HAZEL A. CREECY Studying the Revolution isn't such a bad bet, When you run into fellows like Lafayette! Noted for: hot piano Ambition: secretary International Relations Club 4: Hockey 2: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3. PHYLLIS NAOMI CROLL Wonderful gals true and kind, All over the world are hard to find. Noted lor: artistic ability Ambition: commercial artist First Aid Squad 4: Tower 3. 4: Tap 4: Baseball 2: Bas- ketball 2: Chorus 2: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4. MARGARET L. CROSS Blest with that charm that's certain to please, Noted lor: sarcasm Ambition: teach languages Hockey 2: Table Tennis 2: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2. ELEANOR CUCCO Nothing is so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good humor, Noted for: wisecracks Ambition: medical secretary Tower 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Table Tennis 2: Baseball 2. 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Badmin- ton 3: Chorus 3: Financial Department 4. i, ii ,Lt . is R' -v' gf g5t,gf'!'T,. t x .Yr X LY' Q 5 ix: t HAZEL CULBY ' X- fri: 'fi - :fif- .A M,,,S - as: 1-:fs -5--1 -- PHYL KATHY Q. DONALD CULBERTSON A life long pal to one and all. Noted lor: ability to get along with others Ambition: industrial engineer Service Committee 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3: Class Council 4: Football 2, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2 President, 3 Coun- cilman. 4 Vice-President. KATHY CULLEN Small and petite with flaming hair, A woman that's quiet is something rare, A passing smile, a friendly hello Make Kathy a girl you're proud to know. Noted for: red hair Ambition: nurse Orchestra 2, 3. 4. HOWARD DANKS Worry has killed many men. Why worry? Noted ior: way with the women Ambition: ? Fire Committee 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: Hi-Y 3: Athletic Committee 3, 4: Cafeteria Committee 4. MARGE HOWIE nam ' . , s . 3 t E ' L -s ' A l ' 4 A 'ggi '- 4, ' - , ff ag, If Hs' 5 I -Q' S 4- , K ' E fl Q 'Fl AA: Y ll A 4 I 'Q L 'srl ' ' v J ,-'N l X I ' A x ll N gf' ii. 6? ' 'J It ' t ltl - fr , 41' ' .t A liit T1 Nd,- 2 K -- -. - ': M CUC 15 JOSEPH GUY DASTI Oh, he's little and he's wise He's cz terror lor his size. Noted for: height Ambition: advance toward a baseball career Soccer 2. 4: Basketball 2. 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. MURIEL FRANCES DE BOW A sunny disposition is the source of success. Noted lor: that big smile Ambition: secretary Orchestra 3: Band 3, 4. PATRICIA DELANEY Music has its charm and so has she. Noted tor: musical ability Ambition: undecided Tower 4: Top 3. 4: Volley Ball 2: Baseball 2: Basketball 2. 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2: Tri-Ep 3, 4. HAROLD DE MUCCIO He's tall, dark, and handsome And as pleasant as can be. He's a lion with women, As one can plainly see. Noted lor: athletic ability Ambition: laboratory technition Boys' Corridor Committee 4: Fire Committee 3: Football 2. 3, 4. 16 ,,,..-..-fa fe I. . ., ': 1 ' ??i?ilf.iilfif5fil..':'.z .f?f:X 1f' ,fi 3 ' fEilPilii'Efb5iQi5irs ggg:9ggf:,sg2:s5zg,.1sev.gszfz,- ..i f1Y1.3Qgsggggfg5fQgW2ms Ee t , '- .J 4 . .:l 5-'i!t1'll- 1: . -53 Q . - Q :'- : s. xj-, Egg ' -x . gy A K fig. .? . I g,:L5zw7:e1f':5 ':x5: '2..Ere.,'- . ': :,.: f .: -:!':':i::a:u-exfa-.-IQ 1 ll U Eribwfm ' 2 fviiii f ig i f .l,,.,ewrsq.,s.. V . . 553' A k'ii1'1,rfl'i'4- Q I -.,,,, ,V . A ,.,.y . . . . f A In A X : 4 l L NY MERT DEE PAT BALONEY MOOCH ACE NL .Ap-ns13t:pEi'rN1s Pr wess personality long be ememherid X Jn he-Anal sf ' Noted . thlet'p'ab'l't , Xhxibit53rtXiN2,Hsi tlo5 teacher Hbuse and Grounds, Gom- ittee 3, 4: Class Council 2. 3: occer 2- Basketb 1 2, 3, 4: F EEl':fb4:Y'r 2. 3. 4: Or estra 2, 3. 4: nd 2. 3, 4: horus 2, 3. 4: unior Prom ommittee 3: H Y 2. 3. 4. RICHARD DIAKOS His shoes won't stay in Summit high lockers, He's destined tor the New York Knickerbockers! Noted lor: swish shots Ambition: play for the knicks Top 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: Chorus 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 2: Athletic Committee 3, 4: Cat- eteria Committee 4. NORBERT DOWNIE The world knows nothing ol its greatest men. Noted lor: good sportmanship Ambition: undecided Fire Committee 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3. 4: Track 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. , ALAN DRUMMOND President ot the Senior Class is he!! Af' more model Senior no one can see. Always clowning, always gay, A business man he'll be some- day. Noted lor: perpetual pep Ambition: to reach Alaska in a Model A Fire Committee 2, 3, 4 Chair- man: Student Council 4: Class Council 4: Senior Class Presi- dent: Chairman: Basketball2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: Hi-Y 2 Presie dent. NANCY EBERHABDT Tho' you're comy as Kansas in August You'11 admit she's a wonderful gal. Noted lor: dependability and sweet disposition Ambition: become a citizen of Vermont Service Committee 3. 4: In- ternational Relations Club 3. 4 President: First Aid Squad 4: Top 3: Literary Editor: Archery 3: Table Tennis 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3. 4: G. O. Show 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Commit- tee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4: Cafeteria Advisory Committee 4. FAITH EDWARDS She smiled at all the world, And all the world smiled back. Noted lor: knitting and sewing ability Ambition: dress designer Top 4: Tri-Ep 3. 4. nov SIGFIRD ENGSTRPM f ne er e 'a e ,Ig W1 IHS II Am 1t 1 11 ' ' gg . ' 7 . ff G in me S I uf.: , WJ H' rojec- on Squ 4 Footbal N . Av' jgf x 5 X 1? Y X DOUGLAS EWING Mischief is as mischief does! Noted lor: getting into trouble Ambition: Be a pilot NAN - I.: ri - hers .g c YAY UN .af 5. Y F L Off n i i ' -.'VWi'?g f W ' ' .7 L . SWEDE mt. 3 tg:- yn DOUG ' 5' 521-iz: L-Ts, i . ... .W A 'R YF Regt.: ...,. : ' 5 'f 6 ig: , f . K. , vig E S QQ egg? :mg 4 r gwixgifw :xxx K1 I l sr, 2 N ,, f .pta 4 3 ,fix ,X Qftit Y Y 1 i' W t s 2 ga. 51 Q ' Q X it tt 3 i S it fit ,W K L .Nm -' . B W l E 259 r, S355 S 3 up tg: Egg W l ll Q 5 S as r wh. ' 4 ' f- , 1 i 1 4,..,M 1 ' , A musical wizard is he . . Noted tor: Hot Sax Ambition: own a dance band Basketball 2: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3. 4. JANICE FASOLD She does things well and makes a hit: ln all walks oi lite she's sure to tit. Noted for: love oi sports Ambition: merchandising German Club 2: Top 4: Hoc- key 2. 3. 4: Archery 3: Table Tennis 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Badmin- ton 3: Girls' Athletic Honor Society 3. 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3': Tri-Ep 3. 4: Cafteria Committee 4. LAURA ANN FICCHI No one is more happy than when the heart is content. Noted tor: taste in clothes Ambition: private secretary First Aid Squad 4: Tower 4: Financial Department 4. Xxx X XX 17 JEANNE FLAGLER Let's have the team yell ! ! ! Noted tor: personality plus Ambition: home economics Service Committee 3, 4: Class Council 3: First Aid Squad 4: Top 4: Hockey 2: Basketball 2: Chorus 4: Cheer Leader 3. 4-captain: Girls' Athletic Society 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4. EDWIN T. FLORENCE Toil is the father of fortune. Noted tor: all those A's Ambition: research engineer Student Council 2: Dramatic Club 4: Science Club 3: Tow- er 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: G. O. Show 4. ' I fn-Q QM: :Mft WM JOAN FOGARTY lt is unusual to find so much ability in one small person. Noted tor: boosting Tri-Ep Ambition: buyer at a department store Service Committee 4: As- sembly Committee 4: Spanish Club 4: Tower 2, 3, 4: Table Tennis Z, 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: Badminton 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4: Cat- eteria Advisory Committee 4: Cateteria Committee 3. THEODORE G. FORD. JR. Watch the birdie! Noted tor: his camera Ambition: doctor Fire Committee 3. 4: Inter- national Club 4: Science Club 3, 4: Tower 3, 4: Top 3. 4. 18 :EAN KATHY TOMMY GORDON IOANIE RIC TED LU KATHERINE FORMICHELLA Some think the world was made lor fun and irolic and so do l. Noted lor: sense oi humor Ambition: secretary Tower 3, 4: Archery 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3. 4. GORDEN GENUNG Quiet and industrious. Noted tor: being a lad trom New Providence Ambition: business Chorus 4. RICHARD FARREN GLASSER Say it with cr ukelele. Noted tor: plaid hats - Ambition: D.P.I. International Relations Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Dramatic Club 2: Tower 3: Top 4: G. O. Show 4. LUCILLE GOINS A born entertainer. Noted tor: her laughing smile Ambition: business school Archery 3: Chorus 3. CHRISTINE GOUMAS A little coquette is our maiden fair With dark brown eyes and curly hair. Noted tor: her pretty smile Ambition: secretary Girls' Corridor Committee 3, 4: Fire Committee 4: Student Council 4: Tower 3, 4: Hockey 2: Archery 3: Book Mart 3. 4: Tri-Ep 3, 4. NICHOLAS J. GRASSO A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the best of men. Noted for: practical jokes Ambition: lawyer Fire Committee 3, 4: Soccer 4: Football 2: Basketball 4: Baseball Z, 3, 4: Athletic Com- mittee 4. MARJOHIE E. GRAVES Who can rival her giggle? Noted tor: cutting her hair Ambition: artist Class Council 2: First Aid Squad 4: Table Tennis 3. 4: Badminton 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: G. O. Show 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4. CAROL M. GREISER A newcomer here with flashing smile She's the one your heart to bequile. Noted tor: cute convertible Ambition: medical social work Hockey 4: Baseball 4: Bas- ketball 4: Tri-Ep 4. RAYMOND GUENTHEB J R. What's lite without a joke? Noted lor: horses Ambition: army Fire Committee 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3. 4: Tennis 2, 4: Athletic Committee 3. 4: Cafeteria Committee 4. CHRIS BUDDY HELEN A. GULAMERIAN Unexcelled in loyalty and M 53 good nature. 4 Q' Noted tor: good nature i: 'i i ' 1 Ambition: high school teacher Dramatic Club 3. 4: Top 3, .rm 4: Hockey 2: Archery 3. 4: Table Tennis 2, 3, 42 Basket- ball 2: Chorus 3, 4: G. O. Q f ' A H Show 3, 4: Tri-Ep 3, 4. f in- A lli- . ,fi ftfu V . BABE HELEN -I NANCY JANE HANDLEY Broadway's star someday she'll be. Yes. she'll get there, wait and see. Noted for: acting ability Ambition: dramatics Student Council 4 Secreta- ry: Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4: Tower 3. 4: Top 3, 4: Archery 3, 4: Table Tennis 2, 3. 4: Badminton 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4: Cat- eteria Committee 3. MARGIE NANCE wah CAROL 19 MARGARET HANSON Vitality? Pep? Vigor? You bet! Noted lor: her hearty laugh Ambition: personnel director, Chase National Bank Service Commitee 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: First Aid Squad 4: Top 3, 4: Archery 3, 4: Table Tennis 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Badminton 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: G. O. Show 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Commit- tee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4: Cafeteria Committee 4: All-State Cho- rus 4. GEORGE HATEM A small but mighty man, Noted tor: quietness Ambition: printer Fire Committee 4: Football 3, 4: Badminton 3. MIKE HAUPT What a laugh! Noted tor: that grin Ambition: industrial management Class Council 4: Top 4: Soc- cer 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary: Athletic Committee 4, DICK HIGGINS Everyone likes him, They can't help it. Noted tor: being in Ierry's CCH' Ambition: travel Student Council 3: Class Council 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Athletic Com- mittee 3, 4: Cafeteria Com- mittee 3, 4. 20 :UU FQ.: PEG ' if ,. 1 ,a t M s. vi if I 2 X 'I if GEORGE NORM REE HARKIE GWEN u tw HIG DO-DO r' 'ill 6, sniff, dwg . glfpfk cons zencious ,mind s Noted tor: ports knowledge ,, Ambition: so 'al work SDC? unci : Orches- tra 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. J HELEN MARIE HIRST This gal may seem shy, but she really has the devil in her eye. Noted tor: being easy to get along with Ambition: ottice work First Aid Squad 4: Tower 3, 4: Top 4: Tri-Ep 4. GWEN HOFF And her laughter turns to tears. Noted tor: her laugh Ambition: Mrs. Class Council 2, 3, Tower 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2: Chorus 3, 4: G. O. Show 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4. DORIS BERNICE HOPLER Good things come in small packages. Noted lor: being a twirler Ambition: secretary Tower 4: Top 4: Twirlers 2, 3. 4: Tri-Ep 4: lVlusic Appreciaf tion 4. Nlf 'ff .D ,yu 4'-z'f'f+'Ut .1 , fied: A: 4 . PATRICK H. HOWARTH L Hoff 'lvl , ,lLr' 11609 We can count on Pat: he's HANS JHCOBSEN always 'eady' A smile is the same in all Noted lor: Ieepster CRedj IUHQUUQGS- Argibition: commercial artist . Nored for: ,ed hd! W T p 4: Chorus 3: G. O. if Show 3: Iunior Prom Com- 'V' K' oncangwf N ' 3. ,' mittee .fx X 7 drill. lo fm , l '5 Q P75 Ofllklr PAT HANS find 4 claw e n A JOHN M. HUGHLETT.- JR. I Wh d h' ? Y HOIlt,sOiELEIYI UIQ Noted lor: able leadership A willing '0'ke 'a mend Ambition: studio engineer l to au' Service Committee 4: House Noted lofi- sense Pi humor and Grounds Committee 2: Ambition: social worker gssfmcbly iorgmsfee P4? Stud International Relations Club en ounci ice- res., 4: T 3, 4: V ll B u 4: President: Dramatic Club 2. Badriiition 3. 4:0 Chorus 4: 3- gi ?l'5:lTlfT 32141 121:45 ,A geek Mart 3, 4: Iunior Prom . , u en ea er: o- -n 3. rus 2, 3. 4: Dance Band 2, 3. I V 4 , omml ee 4: G. O. Show 2. 3, 4: Iunior L , QQ Prom Committee 3, Chairman A - - Floor Show: -Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. A IACK LOU HARRISON JONES CHESTER HUNT' JR. Generally speaking, he's generally speaking. lust watch his hot-rod go! Noted ion traveling Noted toy: going to the Ambition: hotel management speedway Fire Committee 4: Inter- Ambition: be a millionaire notional Relations Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Tower 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: G. O. Show 3. 4. CHET TOPPER HARRY IRWIN wx. Knights like this make one L 'J understand the passion ot the South. Noted lor: that Kentucky accent Ambition: engineer Chorus 3. 4: G. O. Show 3, 4. 21 RITA VERONICA BOUTCHY JONES Always wound up and going. Noted lor: good nature and smile Ambition: nursing Top 4: Tennis 2: Hockey 2, 3: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Girls Ath- letic Honor Society 4: Tri-Ep 3. 4. JUSTINE JORDAN A maid of quiet ways. Noted lor: being quiet Ambition: artist Spanish Club 4: Tower 3, 4: Top 4: Archery 3, 4: Table Tennis 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Badminton 3, 4: Chorus 4: G. O. Show 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4. I yin' BEET DUSTY SHIHL iilliir :fir L AM NRY OYN ' Anyt new is fa rnatrng. bitio ys 1 education ctor Qcoachj mx fe Broomall Y Z I mitee 4: Spanish : Football 2, 3, 4: 3, 1- 2.3.4. 2. 3. 4: Volley Ball 2. of 'o 4 i, 'vi Prrrnrcln A. KEANE gf' She's as quiet as the deegf-' blue sea. But what a wonderful friend she can be. Noted lor: being swell Ambition: only time will tell Spanish Club 4: First Aid Squad 4: Table Tennis Z: Bas- ketball 2: Badminton 2. 4: Band 2. 3. 4: Tri-Ep 2, 4. 22 gg, ., g , ,VQ.,,VE . V :ea 1 wi.ffQ,g.ji.J .. 1uu+ih:iEiS.l 'i.'l3i: .. ' ' . f 771f'71 f-H'i'-iffuill i s'-Mein . r . .- . , . ,,,.. - 93525, . . .,- v,,wi?X is 3 - ' B 55 ' 71111 .. . A 1 f :.jfK't55:laiililfllliglf : BH 1: 1 f ggg Vwzjfigg rigs., t -Q: . PAT HUSTLER JOSEPH BENJAMIN KENNY loe is the boy who loves to wear a cap And likes in class to take a nap. On the football field he's very good And s as any great star ld. for: athletic powers only one of his meritsj industrial art or physical ed. Corridor Committee 3. Council 4: Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Z, 3, 4: Iunior Prom 3: Hi-Y 3. SHIRLEY MAE KILGORE Happy am I, from care l'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me? Noted lor: most anything Ambition: dress designer First Aid Squad 4: Tower Top 4: Table Tennis 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Tri-Ep 4. 'DAVID Kmxwoon The world knows little of its greatest men. Noted for: Reading and writing science iiction Ambition: writer Spanish Club 4. STEPHEN KLINCK One sees his smile way down the hall. No wonder Steve's a friend to all. Noted lor: his smile Ambition: geologist Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Chor- us 2, 3. 4. STUART KNOOP A shrewd lad and a good critic. Noted tor: being witty Ambition: architecture and scenic design Dramatic Club 4: Chorus 3, 4: G. O. Show 3, 4. ANNE KNOWLES The world belongs to the energetic. Noted tor: that twinkle in her eye Ambition: teaching Class Council 2, 3, 4: Tow- 4: Archery 3: Bas- er 3: Top ketball 3: Badminton 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: G. O. Show 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Tri- Ep 3, 4. WILLIAM W. KOERNER Calm yourself, I leel a joke coming on. Noted tor: his wit Ambition: hotel management Fire Committee 2, 4: Inter- national Relations Club 4: Chorus 3, 4: G. O. Show 3, 4: Junior Prom Committe 3. LOUISE ANN KOHLER To be a woman ol the world is my ambition. Noted tor: complexion Ambition: merchandising and modeling Tower 3, 4: Top 4: Table Tennis 3: Badminton 4: Cho- rus 4: G. O. Show 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 4. I --. .ft i-t t f, A - . of Ni-,t..,f 5 T?s .. C' b t J i s , 55? ...-- 5: , T at 5 in 1 fi N it x X V R ty W tm' N, X ,rail .: ., . .. .A . .1 , . ::Sf?,w.iQ..,,..,,.tr-i l gt t ig, tj STEWIE ANNE BILL PX, Fix UTA BARB UTA INGEBORG KRIEGER Character and intelligence go hand in hand. Noted lor: her dark eyes Ambition: chemist International Relations Club 3, 4: German Club Z Presi- dent: Science Club 3, 4: First Aid Squad 4: Hockey 3: Ta- ble Tennis 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4: Chorus 3, 4: G. O. Show 3, 4: lunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 4. BARBARA LAMPERT My brain has turned to water My hair is growing gray And all because the Top Haunts me night and day. Noted lor: being an all around good kid Ambition: nursing Girls' Corridor Committee 3. 4: Student Council 2, 4: Class Council 3: First Aid Squad 4: Top 3 Assistant Editor, 4 Edi- tor, 4: Table Tennis 2, 3: Badminton 3: Chorus 3, 4: G. O. Show 3, 4: Iunior Prom Commitee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4. PATRICIA LAWLER This is one peach we certai I are glad lelt Georgig. Noted lor: llet davfng I Ambition Ion W iteco mode j jjoJ'ire,,Co ittee 8 i D - c Clu , ow 3 a mintp' : ,ilfti 3: ug? rom' mm ' ' ri- ,I lr! rbi if N-iss: SALLY 23 DOROTHY E. LESLIE Still waters run deep, Noted lor: quietness Ambition: elementary school teacher Hockey 2. 4: Archery 3, 4: Table Tennis 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4, LILLIAN FREIDA LOMBARDI A sunny disposition is the soul ot success. Noted tor: her beautiful complexion Ambition: secretary Basketball 3: Financial De- partment 4. MARY ANN F. LOMBAHDO As the bright sun glorities the skies. So is her lace illuminated by her eyes. Noted lor: iriendliness Ambition: secretary First Aid Squad 4: Tower 4: Top 4: Archery 3:: Baskete ball 3. MARY ANNE LONERGAN Her Irish eyes are smiling, Noted for: blue eyes Ambition: secretary First Aid Squad 4: Tower 4: Book Mart 3, 4: Tri-Ep 4. 24 Ll DOT BITTY MARGARET LONERGAN Short but sweet. Noted tor: being Irish Ambition: secretary Tower 3, 4: Book Mart 3, 47 Tri-Ep 3. 4. I ers THOMAS LUCE They say this boy is quiet. But they must have judged him wrong For that twinkle in his eye Proves he co.n't keep quiet long. Noted tor: colorful socks Ambition: busniess administrator House and Grounds Come mittee 3, 4: Science Club 3: 4: Tower 3. 4: Top 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. LIL TOM DELORES LUCIANO ,,,. 'V ' Gentlemen marry brunettes. Q E' Noted tor: being on the go 1 ltl .: i A illfil ' Gifls' Coffidof Committee 42 ,QQ Tower 4: Volley Ball Z, 4: Ta- ble Tennis 2: B eball 2, - Basketball .3, 'ff r M 4 MARE DEE 68 O ALD T. MACL Y MARY FARMER To combine duty with nonsense is genius. Noted for: good marks plus personality Ambition: undecided Service Committe 3. 4 Chair- man: Student Council 3, 4: Class Council 3. President: Football 2, 3, 4: Track Z, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Hi-Y 2 Secretary. 3 President, 4: Cafeteria Com- mittee 4. FRED W. MAC NAIR What! Plee from love? Vain hope, there's no retreat, When she has wings and l have only leet. Noted ior: temper Se C mit 4: ass gl Aiition scie st ou 3 ra 3, . . c . . 4. . . S 3. 4: i-Y 2. 4l ALICE E. MARKHAM Five feet two. eyes of blue. And, Oh, what that tive feet can do! Noted tor: deep voice Ambition: to live in Seattle Tower 3: Top 4: Archery 3. 4: Chorus 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4. SALLY ANN MARSH She's just the type ot girl one admires, Possessinq all the qualities an ideal girl requires. Noted for: witty personality Ambition: personnel work Fire Committee 4: Student Council 2: International Re- lations Club 4: Spanish Club 4: First Aid Squad 4: Top 45 Hockey 2: Volley Ball 2: Ta- ble Tennis 2: Cheer Leader 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: G. O. Show 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4. ANN MARIE MARTINI A little girl with quiet ways Whom we'll remember all our days. With paints and brush she's very skilled Her drawings have this year book tilled. Noted tor: artistic ability Ambition: secretary and accoutant Top 3. 4: Financial Depart- ment 4: Tri-Ep 3. 4. ww. WN FRED MUTT . ell i J 2 .. . ',r :xi . it f BIFFY MIDGE i r 1 'ff SAM DICK V ,W , .ii I t M U i X W . 1 H f .V .,,.., .. . . .. ...,,.i. , 5,-:ima in ' ff? f 11.42 f 4 - ' if ' rw: -. ' . . .h .I K il .. 1: ii -fi if. t ffiiili .H 1:Ri:fm: . swfaoit - Q.:..:xf'-' , .1 if . - :Q xl Tj , ei 1 15 5 -fe 37? 5s'f '- 'llflklfli --:asf . few - -- M t w: q.yg:, :1 f.. I7 Y ,ilecx i W-rsgf v giitfli, : 2. .- 1. 3 -,Nz sua ' 1? t K 'sis-fs ' g :st BABE PAT ANN MARTORULO l'm quiet but don't get me started. Noted for: dimples Ambition: private secretary Tower 4: Top 4: Archery 3. 4. HARRY JAMES MAURER l'll be merry, l'll be free. l'll be great. just wait and see. Noted tor: his Model A Ambition: travel to Alaska by Model A Fire Committee 4: Class Council Z: Football 2. 4: Base- ball 2, 4. RICHARD MAUTNER 54.00 Be still, my sceptics, nem fear ' Dem Bums will do it, just wait'll next year. Noted tor: the Dodgers Ambition: work with math Tower 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 4: Band 2. 3. 4: All-State Band 3. AM PAT MAZZUCCO Study some and play more. And school will never be a bore. Noted tor: always being with Mike Ambition: business 25 SUSAN MCDONALD Life is one long giggle. Noted tor: giggling in gy: class Ambition: private secretar Tower 4: Book Mart 3. 4. PETER K. MCHALE Wit is a tool by which all things are wrought. Noted for: Martha of Millburn Ambition: to make lots ol money Fire Committee 4: Top 4: Football 2: Basketball 4: Base- ball 4: Iunior Prom Commit- tee 3: Athletic Committee 4: Cafeteria Committee Z, 4. ROSANNA CLAIRE MCGRATH Happy am I from care l'm tree. Why aren't they all content like me? Noted tor: curly hair Ambition: loin the Waves Tower 4: Archery 3: Base- ball 4: Basketball 2, 4: Trl-Ep 2. MARILYN MCGOUGH Soltly speaks and sweetly smiles. Noted tor: Tacit disposition Ambition: Private Secretary 26 -4 RALPH G. MELROY School is short so 1et's enjoy it. Noted tor: Laughing Ambition: Engineering Fire Committee 4: Science Club 3: Top 3: Baseball 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3. SUE BENI g ifjf PATRICIA i J. Q Q H MENDENHALL , X A + Vivacity is the health . 'W ., Mt. 5 V f ig. , 4 ot the spirit. ' Y' ft 1 . , Noted torzt Pep Q wx Y E a, I , Ambitionj Lab Technician r ' or Agline Hostess T ii l Fire Committee 3, 4: Dra- 3 an , matic Club 3. 4: Tower 3. 4: ls ' V r -Top 3. 4: Hockey 2, 4: Chor- . ' 'y ,I .0 us273. 4: G. O.Show 2. 3, 4: .4 Iunior Pgom Committee 3: Tri' A ' Ep 3, 4. t ' v.L.:.v -I - g ' S - ' PETE TRISH ' WEENIE 1 .. - ' - : ft 1:56 1-v: . 4 - S 1... , MARILYN BILLIE ELLIE Q VERA MENNING Billie here. Billie there, Billie, Billie, everywhere, Do you know her? Sure you do. She's got more pep than three ot you. Noted lor: Athletics Ambition: Art School Tower 4: Top 3, 4: Hockey 2, 4: Archery 3: Table Ten- nis 3: Baseball Z, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3 .4: Chorus 3, 4: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Honor Society 3: G.O. Show 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4. ELINOR MEYER The course ot true love never runs smoothly. Noted tor: Being friendly Ambition: Teacher Service Committee 4: Red Cross Committee 3, 4: Class Council 4: Spanish Club 4: German Club 2, 3: Tower 3, 4: Top 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Table Tennis 2, 3, 4: Badmin- ton 2. 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Honor Society 4: G. O. Show 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri'Ep 3, 4. JUDIE MITCHELL Her sparkling smile and curly hair Help to enhance our maiden lair. Noted lor: her pesonality Ambition: live, love, laugh. and learn! House and Grounds Com- mittee 2, 3, 4: Assembly Com- mittee 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Com- mittee 4: Class Council 2: ln- ternational Relations Club 3, 4: Top 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3: Table Tennis 3, 4: Badminton 3: lunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4: Cateteria Commit- tee 4: Suburban Conference Secretary 4. M. ANN MIXON For her little whims we just love her, yes sirree! Noted tor: bringing weird props for French class skits Ambition: horticulturist Fire Committee 3, 4: Class Council 2, 3, 4: International Relations Club 4: Tower 4: Top 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Archery 3: Table Tennis 2. 4: Financial Department 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri- Ep 3, 4. -fl X,- MITCH fbi he ew ,, rw Q S I .nfl tt t y V . it l S Xl iv, K .,,,.,3. .. l- I Q N Q t .V . :S X 2 ., . 3 tv BILL .lg R X WILLIAM MORAN Welcome, wandering triend! Noted ior: golf Ambition: undecided Basketball 4: Baseball 4. DICK MORONEY One thing to Dick's credit He's every inch a man. And no matter what confronts him, He'll do the best he can. Noted tor: athletic ability Ambition: California Fire Committee 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4: Baseball 4. ANN DICK V rin 2 :V . wr- Jr., MICHA L MEZ YNI u ' A -- l , . - . tt i i ' t 4 It's not ether u on or , - J f, . A A ' . ,K VINCENT MOUNT Bu, ho d nf: My -5- ., . Beneath that mild exterior, game I I iii' S . ,, A ' ::.y There may be much that is - I , f j ' V it . wild and fierce. N1 pr q y if E' Noted lor: dependibility ' Ambition: nursery business Ambition: undecided , X i . 3 y AAAW A Football 2 assistant manag- S My 5 Z er, 3 manager. , lif :.fi5r+':'t I I 5 MIKE VINCE ELEANOR ALICE MOORHEAD Friendly?-Any day , Sunny smile?-I should say Q1- Smart looks?-You bet .M , 0 ,f 'Y ' All in all-The best bet yett M ' - f Noted lor: her interest in FQ 17 school activities X tj , Ambition: lab technician 4 xffsfzl 5' .- Student Council 3: Tower f I X xx' Q i . ' 3: Top 3, 4: Volley Ball 3: L qw, 3 4 Archery 3: Table Tennis 2, 3, 53 - M' 1 ' N it 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Bodmin- 1 ' I ' ton 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band , , i ,4 . 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Honor ' - 3 -tl X Society 4: G. O. Show 4: lun- ,I .3 I 'K ior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 1 3, 4: Cafeteria Advisory Com- Y mittee 3, 4: Cafeteria Com- ' li ' mittee 3, 4. ELLIE 27 LOIS MURPHY A cute little cookie, lull ot spice: A cheerful smile, she sure is nice. Noted lor: poise Ambition: receptionist Top 4: Book Mart 2, 3, 4. LOUISE NAPOLITANO Louise can be called our quiet one, But way down deep she's lots of tun. Noted for: her friendliness Ambition: elementary school teacher Student Council 4: Class Council 3: Dramatic Club 3. 4 secretary: Hockey 2 Cap- tain: Archery 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee chairman 3: Tri-Ep 4. LEO ANTHONY NATALE When you have nothing to say, Say it in Spanish. Noted tor: school spirit Ambition: C.P.A. or banker Student Council 4: Spanish Club 4: Financial Dept. 4. TARCY NEHER What's in a name? A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Noted lor: black hair Ambition: to reside in New Orleans Tower 3, 4: Chorus 4: lun- ior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4. 28 MURPH I ACK v. L, elif K Ll! in.: s A gtk 1 i f X tg - ' T 4 A , ., . - Y- 5' 'V - ' 'r24:gr:tff:s.s.s:?:s-v2'vsv li - 4 . sm we i n ' if - H ,,.. -- , , , f2sf'Wf- ' ts. . .lssfytftifef fi n sn i2s:i:sf LEE TARZAN ..o., ss.: , 9.1 .fee MIKE JOHN NORDAHL Be proud my boy, That you're one of the few, Who devote their lives to the Propection Crew. Noted for: science Ambition: engineering Fire Committee 4: Science Club 2, 3: Projection Crew 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3. 4. VIVIAN NUNN A good sport is liked by everyone. Noted for : athletic ability Ambition: nurse Hockey 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 2. 3, 4: Girls' Table Tennis 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Basket- ball 2, 3. 4: Chorus 4: Girls' Athletic Honor Society 3, 4. JERRY O'SULLIVAN Beau Brummel, and he has cr car. Noted tor: his '35 Plymouth Ambition: earn 525,000 a year Class Council 2: Tower 4: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: junior Prom Comm. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: Athletic Service Committe 4. MTCHAEL D. PALLADINO Never put off until tomorrow what can be put oft until the day after tomorrow. Noted for: being a good guy Ambition: sports writer Soccer 4: Track 3, 4: Band 2. 3. SARA JANE PARCELLS Once a friend, Always a friend. Noted lor: Charlie Ambition: nursery school work or social work Student Council 4: Class Council 2: Top 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 2, 3, 4: Ta- ble Tennis 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Bad- minton 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Honor Society 3, 4: G. O. Show 4: Tri-Ep 3. 4. JUDY PATTISON A most pleasant sort of person. Noted tor: quietness Ambition: undecided Tri-Ep 3, 4. ILSE PETERSON From a land across the sea Came a maiden fair and sweet. Her friendliness and charm Shine from head to feet. Noted for: sunny disposition Ambition: doctor International Relations Club 4: Science Club 4: Table Ten- nis 4: Basketball 4: G. O. Show 4: Chorus 4. JOEL BURT PETERSON He's determined, strong, and sometimes pensive But, man you should see this boy play defense. Noted tor: heads-up football Ambition: mechanical engineer Service Committee 3, 4: Class Council 3: Football 2. 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. .53 .,,,4V , up :ni ' Pnl .. K DUO' 9 JANET MARY PIKE As nice a girl as one would chance to meet. Noted tor: quietness Ambition: business work Girls' Corridor Committee 4. X --s... SARI IF-NET PAMELA E. POOL A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Noted lor: knitting arqyles lelt toot only. Ambition: fashion advertiser House and Grounds Com- mittee 4: International Rela- tions Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4 President: Tower 3, 4: Top 3, 4: Basketball 3: Badmin- ton 3: Chorus 4: G. O. Show 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4. PAM 1. 'Hg RUTH PORTER i Quiet until you know her. ' i Noted lor: being full full ol : fun -L15 ,'... : .1:g.s.:i:.?i1i..' fi Ambition: nursing , Chorus 4: G. O. Show 4: ' ' X Iunior Prom Committee 3. RUTHIE ff. il it wx-, X I X l l 'L-' ' f. , X ll R I 3 l 'yr s ' In I , 1 - l I A ' Qlkq A. at .X I 'th t N STEPHEN POWELL Li'e without sports is not lite. Noted lor: loyalty to the Dodgers Ambition: to be official scorer of World Series German Club 2. 3: Tower 3. 4: Top 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Band 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: G. O. Show 2: Hi-Y 4. MIA RAITHEL lt's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. Noted tor: being with Ierry Ambition: executive secretary Tower 4: Top 4: Financial Department 4. ELIZABETH RANSOM Her versatility is exceeded only by her modesty. Noted lor: school spirit Ambition: art Tower 3: Top 3, 4: Hockey 3: Archery 3: Table Tennis 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3: Orch- estra 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 3: Cho- rus 3, 4: Cheer Leader 4: G. O. Show 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4. LOUISE RENZULLI A lace with gladness overspread. Noted lor: always laughing Ambition: beautician Archery 3: Baseball 3: Tri- Ep 4. 30 STEVE Pl-IYL MIA IANE BEE IUDY 'il Lou BETTY aus K PHYLLIS RICCI This qal's never out of step. She's loaded with all kinds ot pep. Noted lor: Herb Ambition: physical education teacher Girls' Corridor Committee 3. 4: First Aid Squad 4: Top 3. 4: Tri-Ep 3, 4. JANE VAUN ROBERTSON She does all things and does them well. Noted lor: being intellectual Ambition: lauguage work at the U. N. Service Committee 3 Sec- retary, 4 Vice-Chairman: Stu- dent Conncil 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3 Vice-President. 4 Presi- dent: Top 2, 3, 4 Business Manager: Hockey 2: Archery 3. 4: Table Tennis 2: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4: Principal's Advisory Com- mittee 2. JUDITH ANN ROTHF USS Always nice and full ot lun. ludy's liked by everyone. Noted lor: athletic ability Ambition: merchandising First Aid Squad 4: Tower 4: Top 2, 4: Hockey 3, 4: Archery 3, 4: Table Tennis 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2 Captain, 3. 4: Bad- minton 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Honor Society 3. 4 Manager: Tri-Ep 3. 4. BETTYANNE RUGGIERO Her sparkling eyes and dark hair. Make this maiden lovely and lair. Noted lor: flirting Ambition: marriage Tower 4: Top 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Archery 3. 4: Table Tennis 3, 4: Baseball 4: Bas- ketball 3. 4: Badminton 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Honor Society 4: Book Mart 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4. GEORGE RYERSON His success is assured as he goes on his way: For he conquers the trials that come up every day. Noted for: studiousness Ambition: chemical engineer Student Council 4: Class Council 3: Spanish Club 4 Vice-President: Tower 2, 3, 4 Editor: Track 2. 3, 4 Manager: Chorus 4: G. O .Show 4: Iun- ior Prom Committee 3. GERARD THOMAS SANSONE A good companion and an easy friend. Noted lor: being with Mia Ambition: shoemaker Fire Committee 4. GEORGE IBD PDQ, W csmw IOAN 'ef on our selling Herald and mittee Socce Committee 3: Ath- 4. ISABEL SCHERER She's got pep and personality plus, That's why lssy's the gal lor us. Noted lor: being independent , Ambition: teacher Service Committee 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 2: Class Council 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Top 4: Hockey 2: Chorus 3. 4: Cheer Leader 3, 4: G. O. Show 3, 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Tri-Ep 3. EDWARD SCHROEDER I would a iester be, and entertain the company. Noted lor: lun-loving attitude Ambition: sports announcer lor the Dodgers Fire Committee 3. 4: Class Council 2: Soccer ,2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: Chorus 3, 4: G. O. Show 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Ath- letic Committe 3, 4. JOAN SHARP Her happy disposition and her pleasant smile Have won her friends for many a mile. Noted for: friendliness Ambition: secretary Girls' Corridor Committee 4: First Aid Squad 4: Hockey 2: Volley Ball 3: Table Tennis 3: Basketball 2. 1 T Jo:-IN SMITH ,.QZ,,,,V M Speak for yourself. lohn! I -t' NM fo' Home , :'-' Ambition: undecided g if - ,. s x :- 5 .2 l..,e- I t '.,. . ,... .,,.: ' Qgrrgif ii lg' A I ff I ki IERRY IOHN f 7 ..... If-5 T .. .. ,n .A ff Q I H 6 -it '- 47' Q32 . 1 Dil ' v S' 0 V KLA I I' 'N frm E-1 , , 1 I 5, 'v. rw- l .M - .... X341 - AL- L-xi ISSY 31 GEORGE N. SMITH Although Budd Lake is 25 miles away If it was up to Smitty, He'd go every day. Noted lor: his bow ties Ambition: join the United States Air Force Service Committee 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 4. NOREEN AGNES SMITH That load becomes light which is cheerfully borne. Noted tor: being short and sweet Ambition: accounting Tower 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 2: Book Mart 3. 4: Financial Department 4: Tri-Ep 4. WILLIAM C. SNYDEH He makes a good impression. Noted for: that devilish gleam in his eye Ambition: successful busniess career Service Committee 3, 4: Class Council 2: Soccer 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3, 4: G. O. Show 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Commit- tee 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. DONALD SNOW Of course it runs! ! Noted lor: the atomic car Ambition: get the 'bile going Service Committe 3. 4: Ger- man Club 2, 3: Projection Crew 2, 3. 4: Top 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. 32 is e s .fy tk it , , -' f g , A -- -eefwzwei ,- A ,ss ::.w,,.sQ,.Q-f 'S '. , 11.:s15:ffzffi1Q z - ' f - l V C ' . W illrilkilri I MF E 1 l 1 .. 4--'i' : we V , V gf X I . SMITTY HELEN SMITTY PETE - if. ' - '. q ' it X tl ' EMIL nic DON DON HELEN LOUISE STAHL Sincerity, truth, and faithfulness are the essentials of friendship. Noted for: wavy hair Ambition: nurse Hockey 2, 4: Volley Ball 2: Archery 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Tri-Ep 4. HENRIETTA ALICE STARKS A friendly nature wins many iriends. Noted for: athletic ability Ambition: dietician Hockey 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 3. 4: Archery 3. 4: Table Ten- nis 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 3. 4: Girls' Athletic Honor Society 3, 4. RIC STEVENS ln music, literature. and imagination, he's far beyond us all. Noted tor: haircut Ambition: undecided DONALD E. STEEBER For the girls, Don is often heard to remark dramatically Ah love 'em. Noted ior: Should I tell you? Ambition: civil engineer Red Cross Committee 3: Football 2, 3 Manager, 4: Basketball 2: Track 3, 4: Base- ball 2: Chorus 2, 3. 4: G. O. Show 3: Iunior Prom Commit- tee 3: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. MARJORIE STILES Very friendly and full of lun Always nice to everyone. Noted for: rushing around Ambition: nurse Student Council 2: Drama- tic Club 4: Tower 3: Top 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, Table Tennis 2: Badminton 3: 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: G. O. Show 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Commit- tee 3: Tri-Ep 4: All-State Orch- estra 3 4: All-State Band 2. 3. JAMES ROBERT STORTZ A genuine Huckleberry Finn. Noted lor: baseball Ambition: carpenter Boys' Corridor Committee 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. FRED SWICK To err is human To forgive is divine. Noted lor: prowess in baseball Ambition: continue in an athletic career Fire Committe 3, 4: Soccer 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2. 3. 4: Athletic Commit- tee 4. ALICE LEE TATE Gee, what a dreamy voice!! Noted tor: sweet smile Ambition: travel Student Council 4: Tower 4: Top 4: Badminton 4: Chorus 4: G. O. Show 4: Tri-Ep 4. 33 MADGE IOYCE . W ,. .. 5 x 9571 K 3 it L X iw. M H, .. W i .5 ,.g:....,5. ' 7 ff -- K ww.-1. . w.f..g....f.- 1 w X . JIMMY TOMMY wif' SWICKY Q' l- 9155 Q t lst 41'?'f 5 - 'ml' ,ewes 5 S L.: egg. . 43 2' . - 1. A 931 ,yf lf ALICE PEG JOYCE TEMPLE Two merry blue eyes that sparkle with lun Peep out from beneath and your heart is won. Noted lor: Soft voice Ambition: merchandising Girls' Corridor Committee 4: Tower 3: Top 4: Hockey 3. 4: Volley Ball 4: Archery 3, 4: Table Tennis 2. 3. 4: Base- ball 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: Badminton 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Honor Society 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3. 4: THOMAS THOMASON A quiet lad-There are but few Who know the treasures hidden in you. Noted lor: interest in automobiles Ambition: to own auto parts store and garage Science Club 2, 4. MARGARET TOWNLEY Here's to the girl with the golden hair: The laughing eyes and the winning air. Noted for: that smile Ambition: undecided House and Grounds Com- mittee 4: Tower 3: Top 4: Hockey 3, 4: Table Tennis Z: Badminton 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4 Secretary: G. O. Show 2. 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4: Caieteria Com- mittee 4. SANDRA TRESIDDER The lightning that flashes so bright and tree ls sc:.rcely as bright or bonnie as she. Noted lor: being iull ot lun NAmbition: Private secretary Student Council 3: Interna- tional Relations Club 4: Tower 3: Top 3, 4: Tennis 2: Hoc- key' 2. 3. 4: Archery 3, 4: Bas- ketball 3. 4: Badminton 3: Chorus 4: G. O. Show 4: Tri- Ep 4. LUCRETIA TUCKER Kee-Shee's quiet and serene With a wardrobe tit for a queen. Noted for: wardrobe Ambition: model Fire Committee 3. 4: Span- ish Club 4: Tower 3. 4 As- sociate Editor: Top 3, 4: Arch- ery 3. 4: Table Tennis 2. 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3 Tri- Ep 3. 4. nnnrwr. RANDOLPH ,,l 'runano lg f: . . I Darryl is our farm Joy tai ' J Serious eye c ly Isarr, V? 1- - V, H Vis 1 sit think. 'W F - alone, ' Aw J A' J, . f , 1 rf with a hlgse or ni: . tdels YY Dixie? 1 Maki: q 6W l Ambl T 6 f ' :' o th lsgst ,dairy afrxrgr in Ny, England H V e argl! ounds Com- e 3 armapf Stud nf 91-I ' : TOD 3 Photo. di- ary, hoto. Editor: Foo ball ,J Tra ki 4: Chorus 2. 3, 4: . Show 3. 4: Iun- ior Pr Committee 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: ateteria Committee 4. JOSEPH C. VACCA Friends, Romans, Countrymen, Lend me your ears. Noted for: great talker Ambitionrchemical engineer Fire Committee 2. 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 3: Spanish Club 4: Soccer 2. 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3. 34 I I OE ELLEN r JACK VAUGHN We don't like it roasted or tricassee Our Chickens are tried down in Tennessee! Noted lor: Tennessee Drawl Ambition: industrial engineer Projection Crew 4 DON VERNOOY Don's new to school this year We say Glad to have you here! Noted lor: coming from Utah Ambition: business ' w 1,, lrrt l 1 inf qrsv, -'f's'l.5M' BARNUM WAHL Whether it's classical, iivie, a form of bop, 43, WM Q .il When Barnum plays, you're' MJ w bound to hop. 1 5. Noted for: that Slide 't : +' Trombone Ambition: success Class Council 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3. ELLEN NADINE WALTERS Life is not lite at all without music. Noted lor: musical ability Ambition: nursing and music First Aid Squad 4: Bad- minton 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: G. O. Show 3, 4. QAAYI, x .ww WILLIAM E. WARREN From Massachusetts this boy came, And on our basketball team did win his lame. A handsome asset to the seniors was he, And proud to welcome him this year were we. Noted tor: New England ac- cent Ambition: stay out ot the army NANCY ELAINE WEAVER A peach with the sunny side up. Noted lor: teasing Ambition: secretary Spanish Club 4: Top 4: Chorus 4: G. O. Show 4: lun- ior Prom Committee 3: Tri-Ep 3, 4. 3 S MIKE w1ANrnos1oL A good nature is1rr?ighter' than tomahawks Noted tor: being easyegoinq Ambition: Navy Boys' Corridor Committee 4: House and Grounds Commit- tee 4: Fire Committee 4: Bas- ketball 2, 4: Baseball 4: lun- ior Prom Committee 3. THOMAZINE WIDDOWSON A medical degree is hard to get, This lair Tim has learned. We're certain she will reach her goal And deserve the title earned. Noted tor: interest in ballet Ambition: doctor First Aid Squad 4: Top 2. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: G. O. Show 3. BILL MlMl 4' X NAN IIM V MIKE GARLAND TIM MARY A. WIEDENMAYER She may be out of this world But never out of style. Noted lor: her clothes Ambition: merchandising Top 4: Hockey 3: Volley Ball 3: Basketball 3. 4: Bad- minton 3. 4: Chorus 4: G. O. Show 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Tri-Ep 4. JAMES B. WIEBE, JR. A horse, a horse, my kingdom lor a horse. Noted tor: horsemanship Ambition: harness maker Soccer 3, 4: Football 2. JOHN WILSON A garland of mirthful laughs never hurt anyone. Noted tor: quiet manner Ambition: t undecided Track 2: Baseball 3: Band 2: Chorus 4. -at 35 ELIZABETH WINTERS lust one more question please, Miss Thomas! Noted tor: artistic ability Ambition: illustrator Dramatic Club 3, 4: Tower 3, 4: Top 3, 4: Table Tennis 3, 4: Badminton 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: G. O. Show 2, 3, 4: lunior Prom Committee 3: Tri- Ep 3, 4. JOAN E. WRIGHT Friends she has many Enemies not any. Noted lor: personality Ambition: private secretary Service Committee 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Tower 4: Top 4: Book Mart 2, 3, 4 Presi- dent: Financial Department 4: Tri-Ep 3, 4. JOHN B. WRIGHT He gives attention without intention. Noted for: ilirting Ambition: salesman Boys' Corridor Committee 3, 4: Fire Committee 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Tower 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. DAVID WRIGHT A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the best oi men. Noted for: wide-awake personality Ambition: millionaire Hi-Y 2. a, 4. 36 BETSY NANCY IOANIE PETER , 4, 2, Nl' 1.1 ' ' IOHNNY IACK DAVE BOB 1. .1 'fig ll-I V' '- blonds. Com- 2: Span- Aid Squad Top 2, 4: Ta- Tenms 3, 4: Basketball 2. Badminton 3, 4: Cheer 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Tri-Ep 3 Vice-Pres. 4. PETER YANNOTTA He doth indeed show some signs that are like wit. Noted for: rooting for the Yankees Ambition: undecided Boys' Corridor Committee 4: Soccer 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: G. O. Show 2, 4: Cafeteria C 'll 4. omv eev myij' 'Jr' 6 ogmllpj 6 if FHJOHN HUSSEL YORK If Why should lite all labor be? Noted lor: cutting up Ambition: Ioie Chitwood's Auto Daredevils Fire Committee 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. 4 . I f' lv' f 1 5 I r ..4' 4 5 ,fjyu . 1 If ,gf 1. 4 x 5 4 ff npomrr YOUNG i .A sendel to 'appleciate' droll Isihlatiods. .f 1 Noted tor: tutning oil the nbms g Ambition: movie -producer l',Assembly Committee 3, 4 President: Student Council 4: Class Council 4: Dramatic Club 4: Projection Crew 2. 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: G. O. Show 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Commit- tee 3: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. enior Class Council... 'Gi fm I .X Left to right Cstandingj-Alice Tate. Norman Hill, Barnum Wahl. Mike Haupt Bob Young, Iohn Wright, Dick Higgins, Ioe Kenny, Elinor Meyer. Ann Mixon. Lett to right Cseated J-Sara Parcells, Don Culbertson, Alan Drummond, Miss Elizabeth Carew, class advisor: Issy Scherer. Anne Knowles. 1 ' X? in 'Y' 1 'x I is 1: M' MCDST um. 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'V v xx f - X bgk ' - , Q - , tt N55 v 'W' x,.VZ 1Vf-f 'N Q, -ff ' ffg-.- Q K Laou Q'?s'rnAK i , I V 6. 7 I RN ALFRED nswm M A W , ffff f NCYXECLLIS f N ,X 3 Km FLJWN CLASS QRTISTS TDR 5H.5Q U-.555JT'N5IU9N5 ' rf . ' K9 Jw i m ma? I J :AZ , - XX JC f ,Z 3 W Vik, X X 3,5 .., Q A V , 3 kt? ,kk .A N. i Q. xi IJ ' S 'N' ' i , -' A 1 X! ff ww Ng X 5 v I BNN M ARTXNL V RUBY AYER5 5 A ,SOE-W FARO MRD ST LES 5 . f .y g U , W gtk-BAE-YE 51' F, QE'.ST, NQTURED 3 Qi iw DRE-QVKERS A g 'M A L in E ff.- YK'-K 6 'I T, D 'I A X- HUX 14.550 ' Q , FLWV5I5i MEVEH! ,,V- A' M f 'E X ' ' l x . mix NGGHNS Y, Sreolgg KQEJNK' Y . ' ,-,,.,fff? uc N fna-1 Iliff X 'I o. 'rl S 1 PEG -FKJNLEY Cf' m N- 05 Mxscwxavou s PEPPXEST P. Nxi. 3 . ' K .PMN WJ? ,az , E 0 Q 5 ., Q I :ra any FL!-XGLER f 6 , griE ?,1wx ' Sfifkwwmgwm f' ' :X L xxx Z 1.5 ahh A 'I , . f' . ' Rmmiuwm f fvx ,..,....fe jf N., -' ,bffif Nl A A . Q' ,, Q. ,A 5 l,J L, EE ST DRE5 SE D - BE5T DHNCEQS A U ' ',4g .4 35 A ' I H H . ..,. V E . SJ?-.-12, M ' V . l. ' . 'lf--...H H' V M vxsxn 1 X- A- Y FREDXMCNAII? ' I5 1 -,..f I -A V if I fl- I. 5 lf, in lg 9KEEsHc?E:'?rucvrfH: l X ff ' 1 . . ' X .H ' 5 . ?'MX PAT LAWLER I 3 GEoFgGE HA-rt-M r ff ' v.. . ! 4. 5' A ,Q X 6 x fb ' 1 , X X WEN ' XM 1 fi 'T Y A 'W ik ff, 'fi ,,.. 1' .4 af , . Q9 . . X ...M 5 -.. A si. I ' '-fx ' s 4 UND Ill We grow Not quickly, For growth which is perfect is slow fl' l A as , L, I for z ' . ' a. f . Ji ' - N Ay ' V V r 1 A 7 . lf' ' 9 4 1 ' ' .- I . ,N W f I. M. ll ld, , ' I r 7 . s x V ' X, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS A 1- ' 6 ' Left to right: P. McGifiin. President: M. Smith, Secretory: ,, ' y A' ' J N A. Cuttcrno. Vice-President. , ' ' ' A K In '- .f' 1 I A ' -v X 4 Y - .. . l f' l' , .5 W 5' , t 4 A ff - 1 X kt ffl Q., XX,,fx! 'X . A 3 .Sw I 6 N x4 X2 SW -if f N A K fi, X .N Eff! Mfr . V M Ali.. W! I - A may xl' ,..-rn' . Mm . , . L, 40 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Bottom row: N. Golding, D. Hildebrand. Middle row: Mrs. Crankshcw. E. Howard. Top row: L. Robinson. P. Trcxvis, P. McGiiiin. A. Ccrttono. as .K . W .ffl fl'f .' Wm, S f cf .... 5 ' , . . .K . I --....,,M.-wma my s-W.-- , L' ?f:v-qsfsm.. r l M Y---1.-..-Q . ' Q fad ,gg X' nntp -.Q 'gg ,Niger - fx 'Tris ' ...9..x'f 3, 'f'f 11pf-?-w- ' liir A A 1 s.s . Avril-.ffckikb-,X S-X Y in A. LASSM z And thinkiyvisely, And in wi om we'11 grow. f Y EI 5 Y Q F l 'Tfx V 1 PI X V f rp ff Ki!! 5 J I yfgwl A ,,. MfM,f ff kv M.. Tj' AQQLM f . - J' f?'f L F 54--- ,.f 'S 1? i l' ' f . ' A , ff? A . 1' ,,. 'Z' ., as J- ' ' R kylvut s . K X' 5-S 1 fl .1 Y U is f .Y 1 I ' f K . f! cjk M f I .X- C. 0 Mu! 3 A 'n .. , I . ' 'I- Ei xfv . .P uf' - v n p IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I ' : . .'. Left to right: Vice-President L,1Bc1dqley, President td Gjlelr- , E Secretary D. Stiles. , .' t V in , fkfif 'l 1 x A , ' B, .- 1 I x' I fix RX . ,Mi ,ff . .- f' Y. L. x gi W 1 'wisp .- ' Y 4. w. A ' Q '5 IUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Bottom row: Miss White, D. Stiles. K. Giles. I. Badqley. Top row: D, Spitzli, P. Furnum, T. Townley, B. Lyman, D. Crcmn, B. York. 41 Ale, B. Engel, B. Bace, C. Erb, C. Badgely, I. Evers, L. Bahto. R. Faccia. C. Baker, I. Fackiner, I. Barker, M. Farnum. P. Becker, G. Feibush. M. Berkelhammer. R. Feole, C. Betts. P. Ficchi, C. Beveridge, A. Fioretto, F. Biggs, I. Flynn, B. Bower, P. Flynn, P. Bozzo, E. Frank, M. Brundo, I. Freeden, R. Butler, M. Frisby. G. Caporaso, A. Fuschetti, E. Carlson, P. Gallo, E. Carpenter, D. Gandollo, F. Carpenter, W. Gelmine, H. Cartee. P. Gerity, P. Caruso. K. Giles, K. Cassel. R. Ginocchio, I. Chisholm, R. Gisoldi, V. Cianci. A. Green, O. Cocchiaro, I. Grierson, R. Colangelo, C. Grisby, I. Colangelo, M. Grisby. M. Connelly, G. Griswold, K. Connor. I. Gulamerian, D. Cooper, P. Hand, G. Cooper, T. Hardy, G. Cottrel. C. Hartman, I. Cowan. I. Hazen, W. Cowen, G. Hedberg, R. Crann, D, Henderson, R. Croot. C. Herb, C. Dasti, W. Hillebrand, D. Dean, W. Howard, Cal Delaney, R, Hudson, G. DeLuca, I. Hunt, A. DeLucia. E. Izzo. L. Doley, B. Iohnson, D. Dully, F. Iohnson, I. Edwards, I. Kanas, L. Edwards, I. Katz, M. Emery, R. Kennedy, L. 42 Th,ewIUlglSS n l 4' l s. 1 -P 2 A J I '1 J E 5. l 1 I W l Kern, D Killoran King, F. Klink. S Kocher. Kubach, L Robb C Lamagna A Roberts T Langhome M Robins Lauer, C Roland I Laverty, I Runyon R Leamer, R Sabater E Levesque E Santellr L Lindquist R Sayre F Little, S. Scheppe Lockhart L Shea E Lockhart M Shepherd I Long, Y Sherry I Lonn, R. Shrvers R Lyman, W Shoemaker K MacDan1els Shrader I Maher. R Simon A Mallory A Srtarz W Marcy. W Skidmore S Marsh, R Smith S Mazzucco W Spxtzlr D McAndrews B Starks Melillo, I Stiles D Mitchell W Taylor R Mohni, R Tillman S Mommsen F Tilton I Morrison F Townley T Moss. C Traynor E Muldowney N Valladares V Needell B Van Dyke F Nunn, M Vispolr L Orth. D. 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Caruso, V. Guida, D. Cattano, A. Hagopian, A., v r Chamberlain, S. Hamway, M4 ,rg x la ' 4 D ' i X ' 3 0 chambers, B. Hcmsell, M. x. uv l Of' 44' , ' Hg- S ,X A Chiancone, R. Harchol, H, ' f JS 4 9 - I - ' 3 f' Q ' rx ,D 'D r Coddington, L. Hardison, I. ' -,ff-A-Xe' . f ' ' ' T' N x 'N ' Colossimo. D. Harris, N. Coviello, I. Haskew, C. A. Coviello, M. Hauer, B. Cross, I. Haythorn, B. Cummins. B. Hedberg. I. Currey, D. Hewson, I. Currie, W. Hildebrand, D. Davis, D. 1-md, D. , if Dederer, E. Hill, I. QV qu Dennis, R- Hoffman, I., 5. ' Dillinghdm. I- Holden, K. Dodson, I. Hopkins, W, - Dudley, H- Howard, E. K - Edwards, C. Hutchens, I. I - Edwards, C. Irwin, R. ' Edwards, E. Iqckson, R. Edwards, T. Iannelli, H. Eliott, I. Johnson, A. England, I.. Kasparian, E. Ericson, K. Kennedy, E. Everett, D. Kerr, N. Evers, H. Kilgore, H. Pamlun, I. . Killaran, T. Farrell, I. K1 r , H. Paul, F. fi K g, P Flagler. S4 xlupager, H A E fl I ,r I x X I ' , , , ,J f ,ft . . ,gn ' f' Q ' lb X 64 '. fbm. 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Robert Young Paul Carlson Pat Lawler Richard Glasser ,, Fred MacNair Edwin Florance ' mv I L.. ' 5i.i S f Fr . PREACNEQ, A Q ' 1 l f 1V , l i A V . 44,4 4144 -L Lk . A LL .g- I . gf A! 'MLA' ' I fra- Jan l in 1 gg !l ! Q E Q, 'lf' x :va se: au W , ' ll I Ill ff MM W- . 1 J tb ! ' 'lf Q - . X ' :G- J 4 F F fi IWW' 1 + - A A Lam I f f .95- , , , ' Q ' f , .. ,f ' AJ- , fgv sl sUsAN I rj ,000 ug t 4 ,w 1 . 9 . -V.A zl4..AA,,,.,.,?,.'kh..! 'VW A OG ' P ' ' 6 ggi WW J .f K. L IQ' , B' A 345 l V , m m 7' -1, ,fi , -, I 1 '- x.,.. is Y LL ,Y .7 nf' A'V, H .Q , ' 'K , - A 2, T- , f 1 , 3 i lf W 1 5,1 5' jg f qg59:55p g',gig2 W, -fl xgglfgxlf ' . . Fred. dom , freed, an pic. --- wkwt a da, wclilf bfw'-,305 v-fy'-'K Q? 1g ,.A r fd r f bl rl wluvf a, day will ring-f ' WV i A ' V r-firfw rl-f wha! Q day w.f-A ban-jas ffdgig' 60 1122-iibt' TFT! Tr 41 hr 0 T' m 'l ff f P -f t l fl - ' E' f' l LY JIM lf if f K ,M - - '- - - -...f If 1' ,Y I . ' i I 1 , lx of f' , ,I ,. l H .0 1 ' lf' I Drum Moiorette and Twirlers ilu all ll j ll nwll I I A r I -L l f R L? 4 a.-fi' ..' -1,,,,l.a.4 'S Q. 7 4' 4 ' trgxalf - VY ' ri fy I l Bottom row: M. Moorheod, E, Moorhead, R, Brodsky, E. Scxboter, P. Kuctcx, E. Cooper, I. Miles, P. Hanson, A. Florence, A. Lavery. Second row: I. Barrett, C. Low, I. Polk, E. Florence, B. Chambers. E. Howard, K. Moore, W. Moeder, H. Wente, R. Brown. D. Lundry, R. Grierson. Third row: I. Wohl. M. Stiles. Y. Velie, B. Wahl. I. Hugh- lett. D. Everett. W. Shroeder. H. Anderson, I. Young, B. 50 Needell. W. Patterson. I, Powers. Fourth row: I. Powell, M. Romoch, I. Fctko, L. Robinson, M. Houpt, C. Eberhordt. A. Knowles, M. Homwuy, C. Betts. T. Mendenhall, Fl. Reed, L. Hidinqs. S. O'Keeie, E. Wolters, C. Smith. Top row: M. Pott, S. Colburn, D. Hopler, S. Little, E. Kosperion, P. Taylor. M. Phillips. K. Griswold, B. Flynn, I. Vaughn, Mr. Hunnolord. A-8 404 5.a41.fS'. ,,0RCljE,Tli4 ff! no WM , , ' s ' M , -mf! 1 4 w Bottom row: M. Hanson, E. Ransom, A. Lavery, A. Flo- ronce, N. Collis, K. Griswold, E. Moorehead, S. O'Keefe. Second row: M. Butler, U. Sommer. I. Roland, C. Smith M. Hamway, I. Falco, L. Robinson, A. Knowles, K. Moore E. Howard, S. Smith, L. Kennedy. Third row: Mr. H. Han Kuo! -7F l 5 ik 'l 51 WM, Hg no 1-1 ' 1 .ying fgfhlu-XX funk Kl5,'y31LQWv'-x 'N 'V L-J gk' fr I XJ4 L:- I o 0 I ,- 4 1 Y 21 5 I I J fs., 37 I uf + o I 0 4 . b vi .iq 'ii in! J LF 9. ra: 7 1' .122 wg-.1 l HJ 3.5 ' r Uv Q 0 'PY f 0 -v I-I 0' fl! As in previous years the Summit High Chorus proved that it is definitely a vital part of school activities. The Chorus, under the able direction of Mr. Daniel Kautzman, was a real credit to our school. All year long strange sounds could be heard emanating from the new music room as the students rehearsed dilligently. On December 22, the third annual alumni carolling get- together wds held, followed by a party at the Y.W.C.A. It was a great success and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. In February the G.O. Show, Finian's Rainbow, was presented: and in May the annual Spring Concert was given. The chorus really did a line job this year. Let's hope that it will continue to do as well in future years. Small Choir All -State Members 5' h B' , P H . T d T 1 Io n lgqs eggy Cmson e own ey Bcxdgley, K. Giles. G, Becker, I. DeLuca. G... . S' snvf as X Bottom row: D. Hildebrand, A. Haskew, N. Harris, A. Waterhouse, M. Stiles E. Afraim, P. Mendenhall, B. Doley, H. Gulamerian, I. Hartman. Second row: P. Townley, T. Widdowson, A. Boise, E. Meyer. F. Duffy, N. Eberhardt B. Winters, E. Walters, U. Krieger. Third row: E. Long, R. Brown, I. Wahl T. Townley, M. Barker. W. Lyman, D. Everett, I. Biggs, R. Young, D. Turgeon D. Maclay, I. Hughlett, K. Shoemaker, D. Stiles, I. Melillo. Fourth row: B L Ale, I. Lyman, I. Schroeder, G. Ryerson, G. Hand, T. Frank, P. Carlson I V B ! ! gmt, -JA TH HTNJ5' Jae we vt...-it -v-W n Q W ' O I tk-'tis vxqylx-nyecs ,fe at-,L-nf .we gi n . ,-7' IW fvxljl on M- Bottom row: M. Langhorne. P. Law- ler, I. Scherer, I. Robertson, L. Napoli- tano, G. Goomrigian. S. Baker. Second row: P. Maurer. P. Carlson. F. Morris- son, E. Florance, R. Glasser, F. Mat:- Nair. Third row: B. Seiler. A. Water- house, M. Katz, Y. Velie. H. Gulame- rian. P. Mendenhall, A. Florance. Fourth row: S. Klinck, G. Hudson. C. Howard, S. Klinck, I. Hughlett, S. Knoop. I. Biggs. Filth row: B. Winters, N. Handley. L. Kennedy, M. Stiles, H. Lager, B. Ale, C. Bydron. Top row: , R. Young, M. Williams. Guise and Disguise, Summit High's dramatic club, consists of a group of forty, selected in tryouts held last tall. Its chief production this year was Incognito, an exciting spy thriller. It was a huge success for all who saw it or worked in it. The Club took a trip to New York to see a Broadway play and will see another production sometime in the spring. The club works on its activities during meetings held once every other week. S. y GUISE AND DISGUISE 2 T. r 5 PRESENTS ,frl : X Q ig. .i N U 0 ll N . I T J l 0 5 , A . 1 A sa ' I y ' B ,7k,. t 7 A I V -liy . -.kg Ap-'vs -6 . kx CQ-a' A a 0 .ismx 9 Ip' ,pfv- . x4 x fy Za, 'ever ,5wRiT: tudent Council .5 f if I Fl fx W 3' First row: G. Hand L. Natale, I. Hughlett, Mr. I. McClellan. Second row: P, Maurer, C. Goumas, A. Flovrance, L. Napolitano, S. Flagler, D. Smejkal, I. Rothtuss, B. Seiler. P. Genna, F. Duliy. S. Parcells, S. Smith. Third row: D. Orth. I. Badqley. I. Drummond. A. Catanno, T. Townley. H. Danks. D. Maclay, D. Turgeon, M. Haupt. P. M-':Gitiin, G. Ryerson, F. MacNair, K. Giles. The Student Council is the student governing body that coordinates the work of all clubs, committees, and stu- dent organizations. The members ot the council are the representatives of the three classes, all the homerooms, all committees, and the officers of the General Organization. Mr. Ioseph Mc- Clellan is the faculty advisor. OFFICERS lack Hughlett ,,,,, .... , ,, . .. .. President George Hand .... ...Vice-President Nancy Handley . ., . , , Secretary Leo Natale , . Treasurer Aol lun E52 lx!! JB if A ' A lu I' xt 1 ,,, I 4 R . . W6 i I SERVICE PLU The Service Commit- P tee, an honorary Student ' Council organization, was ,,..,. selected last spring by , class members and a fac- ' Jmlulty committee. Consisting - of sixteen seniors and -lhmttwelve juniors, the Ser- , I vice Committee ably ush- VVI ered at all the major Q events and assemblies. ' Its faculty adviser is Miss :I Tilla Thomas. M-P In D 506 1 'Ci Y CJ ' -14' .5 a-.4 l s Bottom row: W. Snyder. D. Snow. K. Giles, D. Spitzli, F. MacNair. Second row: I. Badge ly. I. Fogarty, I. DeLuca. R. Berkelhammer, D. Maclay, I. Robertson. Miss Thomas D. Culbertson. Top row: G. Smith. I. O'Sullivan, M. Barker, I. Hughlett. I. Biggs, G Hand, B. Peterson, K. Caruso, I. Scherer, I. Flagler, B. Ale. N. Eberhardt. K. Griswold E. Meyer, T. Cooper, I. Wright, P. Hanson. lllllllllllllll CUMMITTEE The Girls' and Boys' Corridor Committees tur- nish the police force ot Summit High. Their cries of don't run, don't block the ha11s, and go through the other door are always heard through- out the building. Advised by Mr. Knipple, these committees keep our school from becoming one huge traffic jam. Bottom row: R. Cassel. G. Hobbins, H. Marsh, D. Crann. Second row: G. Becker, B. Lampert. C. Goumas, D. Carlson, A. Lamagna, R. Iones. A. Carlson. Third row: G. Hardy, D. Luciano. I. Barry. I. Temple, M. Bontempo, I. Sharp, I. Pike. Mr. Knipple. Top row: B. York. P. Famum, C. Howard, H. DeMuccio. R, Runyon. I. Mitchel, M. Wiatroski. I Bottom row: S. Little, I. Mitchell. L. Bonn, P. Townley. A. Boise, A. Hunt, P. Pool, N. Yager, N f7?,53-,L HUU E and GHUUND CUMMITTEE No snowballingf' keep oft the grass, and put that paper in the basket were the cries of our House and Grounds Committee which, under the super- vision of Mr. Harry Dampman, has done S.H.S.'s house cleaning Poole, L. Hidings. Top row: C. Moss. G. Hudson, P. Carlson. D. Turgeon, Mr. Dampman, Tl thi-'S Year- Luce. I. Sartorious, R. Cassel. FUUR- ALARMER In order that every- one can be ushered out of the building in case of fire, the Fire Commit- tee, under the direction of Mr. Furth, conducts tire drills. Some of its other duties include checking the equip- ment, seeing that there are no tire hazards in the building, and mak- ing emergency regula- tion posters for each room. This is the sec- ond year that girls have been admitted to the committee. It is divided into six platoons, each of which has a leader. whose duty it is to see that all members are at their posts. 56 Bottom row: P. Lawler, H. Iones. A. Carlson, M. Wiatroski, A. Drummond, N. Yager, S. Marsh, Second row: I. Barret, I. Schroeder, M. Swick, I. Maurer, R. Engstrom, I. Anderson. I. York, B. York, G. Hatem, Mr. Furth. Third row: L. Tucker, R. Freeden, M. Bontempo. I. Barry, P. Ricci, C. Goumas, P. Mendenhall. Top row: E. Bozzo. W. Kerner, R. Melroy, R. Guenther, W, Ioyner, M. Grasso. I. Vacca. PRUGRAM 17 If Af ,-fl: fit ,iq X If 1,2 PLANNER mittee, under the lea- dership of Bob Young and under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Helen Da- vis, plans the programs and sees that they run smoothly. Choosing a program that will be satisfactory to everyone is the hardest job of the committee. Because our assemblies are so interesting, varied, and relaxing, they are al- ways welcomed. Y Bottom row: C. Lauer, Mrs. Davis, A. Boise. I. Fogarty. Top row: I. Mitchell, I. Maclay, T. Roberts. Fl. Young. M. Barker, I. Hughlett. CAFETERIA CREW and CUMMITTEE The cafeteria Crew is composed of volun- teer students who are under the supervision of Mrs. Braucli, our cafeteria director. They act in the capacity of waitresses, sandwich counter and ice cream bar attendants, silver- dryers, dish scrapers, floor sweepers, cashiers, and general handymen. The Cafeteria Advisory Committee was organized this year as a result of the new cafeteria. Its job is to analyze and clear sug- gestions given for the improvement of the caf- eteria. It is the only organization in the school which connects the Iunior and Senior High Schools. First row: P. Betts, K. Caruso. I. Fasold, B. McAndrews, I. Con- nor. K. Killoran, C. Colangelo. Second row: P. Townley, M. Lockhart, V. Valaderes, D. Gulamerian, P. Hanson, M. Quirk. I. Bannister. M. Rillo. I. Mitchell, A. Caporaso, P. Croll. Third row: I. Iacobson. D. Diakos, D. Maclay, W. Braunworth. H. Danks. A. Dennis, M. Butler, P. Mcliale. T. Frank, R, Guenther, R. Cassel, B. York, I. Kenny. Fourth row: E. Sabater, B. Chisholm, D. Carlson. R. Shivers, D. Turgeon, I. Young, S. McCann, D. Higgins. D. Steeber. Bottom row: L. Riclings, D. Maclay, G. Hardy. P. McGi!lin. Middle row: D. Turgeon, K. Griswold. E. Moorehead, F. MacNair, N. Eberhardt, I. Hugh- lett. Top row: A. Florance, S. Flagler, I. Vacca. I. Grisby, Mr. Bogart, D. Culbertson, I. Powers. I. Bannister, I. Fogarty. 57 Editor-in-Chief T h B 'I' 0 p BARBARA LAMPERT The TOP is Summit High Schoo1's yearbook. A visiting college representa- tive will glance through 'the pages of our yearbook and say, This is S.H.S. ., ' ssr y A prospective employer will scan its pages and say, So this is Joe. The TOP , 1 C is an important mark on our record as growing boys and girls. To the student, the TOP represents what I did in S.H.S. and seems to be B the key to those memories which are too easily forgotten. 'sii R With this edition, the editors have tried earnestly to capture the spirit which was ours this year: not only the teams and shows and committees-but that never-ending spirit of friendliness and accomplishment that made Summit High School life a pleasure to record. , , Bottom row: K. Caruso. N. Eberhardt, B. Lampert, I. Hughlett, C. Raymond. Second row: C. Lauer, B. Syler, I. Shrader, B. Winters, I. Wyckoii, S. Flagler. E. Ransom, A. Hunt, B. Ale. Top ' row: D. Snow, C. Robb, W. Carpenter, R. Runyon, S. Powell, P. Carlson. Executive Staff Bottom row: N. Eberhardt, A. Mar- tini. Miss Berry. B. Lampert, I. Robert- son. Top row: S. Powell, D. Turgeon. egr- s f :fff.s.,W.,.g1 'Y 3 M Write-up Staff L I 5 is smart A, 'jf' ' Pnonograpny smart . , fit 'f-'J kit in 5f,,Ai-g V .X 3. '-' I I Business Staff 5 J 's 59 The Tower This year, as usual, The Tower, official publication of Summit High, kept all the students posted on current school news. Without it, school would be dull indeed! Guided by Mr. Wendell Woodside, the various staffs teditorial. advertising, and circulationl worked together to produce a fine, all-round newspaper. Q , .L .ef E 1 re is it .gr re, iw- it 'tl 'T' Bottom row: L. Robinson, P. Flynn, L. Tucker, G. Ryerson, Editor: M. Pott. F. Duffy. Middle row: A. Lcrmagna, R. Porter. P. Croll, C. Cottrell, A. Hunt. I. Wyckoff, I. Shrader. N. Poole. Top row: I. Palmer, E. Florance, T. Ford, S. Powell, B. Cassel, E. Sabater. Circulation First row: D. Hopler. C. Feole, R. A. McGrath, S. Iviclluonczid L. Ficchi, M. Lonergon. P. Pool. Second row: M. Lonergcxn C. Goumas, D. Luciano, N. Yager. B. Rugqerio. C. Formichella, A. Martorulo, M. A. Lombardo. Third row: F. Fioretta. B Engel, A. Boise, N. Handley A. Caparoso, E. DeLucia, H Hurst, E. Cucco. M. Raithal. Advertising T I Q, . of. 2- - ' X x Bottom row: T. Cooper, A. Tate. S. Kohler, L. Kubach, N Muldowney. Top row: B. McAndrews. H. Iones. L. Ienni F. Fioretta. I 'I'EllNA'l'l0 AL IlELA'l'l0 UL B Bottom row: U. Krieger, Mrs. Brown. N. Eberhardt, I. Bannister. I. Mitchell. Middle row: I. Fas old, I. Vacca, T. Ford, D. Kirkwood, H. Iones, I. Anderson, R. Guenther, N. Hill, M. Wiedenmayer Top row: I. Peterson, P. Pool, S. Tresidder, B. Winters, A. Hunt. I-I. Creecy, N. Poole, C. Lauer El Farol, the Spanish club, aims to turther the oral use of Spanish and to promote interest in the culture of the Spanish-speaking peoples. Spanish III student automatically become mem- bers, while members from Spanish II classes are chosen by try-outs. The high lights of this year were an arroz con pollo dinner, a trip to New York, and a Fiesta Mejicana assembly program. 4f'I4 -Mwirv The International Relations Club met once a month to discuss topics of timely interest. The big events of the year were the group's attendance and participation in the New Iersey International Relations Forum Conferences in Ianuary and May, and the Herald Tribune Forum in March. This group was ably advised by Mrs. Marie Brown. EL moi Bottom row: R. Glasser, Miss Carew, P. Pool, A. Boise, G. Ryerson. Top row: L, Tucker, S. Marsh. P Townley, I. Fasold, E. Alraim, I. Fogarty, I. Iordon, I. Pattison, E. Meyer, N. Poole, N. Yager, I Vacca, I. Clarke, D. Kirkwood, H. Iones, L. Natale, I. Hoffman. X1 X nl-1-K :uracil 'X-4,fsf,Q-1 C4 J. VW ' 544 ifyjvofba- tfvvl 'cl' I 'X ,fiom PIHIJECTIU CREW During the course of the school year, the Projection Crew works with Mr. McNeely to present numerous films re- quested by the faculty. The boys con- tribute their time to ordering, arranging. and showing films to classes. During our assemblies the crew operates the lights and handles the stagework. Bottom row: I. Grishy, I. Vaughn, Mr. McNeely. Top row: T. Roberts, I. Holi- man, M. Grisby. H. Young. I. Baker, R. Engstrom, R. Emery, H. Hedberg, G. Hudson, G. Robbins, D. Snow. to RED CRUSS and FIR 'PAID 0 All This year, as usual, the Red Cross Commit- tee sponsored a drive for the collection of money to be given to the Red Cross. The drive was very successfully run under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Schwanhausser. Bottom row: C. Lauer, E. Meyer. Mrs. Schwanhausser, N. Poole, P. Mendenhall. Top row: B. Chambers, T, Cooper, W. Snyder, S. Klink, A. Lavery, S. Marsh, D. Snow, I. Mitchell, D. Orth. Senior girls who have received a B or higher average in the First Aid Course serve ably in the Medical Room during school hours under the direction of Mrs. Matthews. Their advisor is Miss Grace Iones. First row: M. A. Lombardo. S. Marsh, G. Boorujy, L. Fic- chi. Second row: M. Lonergan, N. Yager, P. Croll, Mrs. Matthews, P. Keane, S. Parcells, L. Barone. Third row: H. Coombs, E. Walters, U. Krieger. N. Eberhardt. I. Roth- iuss, T. Widdowson, C. Grieser, I. Flagler. Fourth row: P. Ricci, S. Kilgore. M. Graves. E. Moorehead, H. Hirst, E. Airaim, absent---B. Lampert. --I mg' M ' 00K Mint The Book Mart is comprised of a group of senior, junior, and sophomore girls who work as library assistants to Miss Hadsell. They also have moments ot recreation such as a trip to New York and parties throughout the year. Bottom row: D. Gulamerian, S. MacDonald. L. Kancxs. Middle row: L. Ienni, M. A. Bontempo, Miss Hadsell, Mrs. Davis, L. Murphy. Top row: K. Killorcm. B. Benham, C. Goumas, I. Mele, E. DeLucia, I. Barry, B. Engel, N. Buscaino. L. Scheppe, S. Skidmore. Y. Caruso F. Church. FINANCIAL DEPT. That's where our money goes. Yes sir! Right to the school banking department run by a group ot business students under the direction of Mr. Coppenaol. These students handle the finances of all departments and school organi- zations. First row: L. Lombardi, Mr. Koppenol. A. Martini, L. Ncltole, L. Ficchi. Second row: M. Raithel, A, Martorulo, R. Moreau. E, Cucco, I. Barry. CIIMBO Another credit to the music department is a group of modems who keep musically in step with the trends of the day. Combining the best of swing, bop, and progressive sounds, these boys keep Summit High well informed as to what to expect from the world of music in days to come. Left to right: B. Wahl. I. Maclay, D. Crann, I. Petracorro M. Butler, I. Wahl, I. Fako, I. Hughlett. -new ifv X' , , ef' m - et... F xy K 5' its .X ,st Qs Qs a M-V.,v .A QA 4. .W . I t 5Jyf.2, ' N: - Q. .nf I I - 3 .,,,. Q . i- ' im in H., , Sports are the life blood of the school body. ' Without them there would be no progress, no - ical growth. Athletics mean stature? at - of body and mind . . gl : . E .. 1 3 if f 4 ta .2 . . . is 3 3 2 me-7 I lm L I .1,, K , mn. ll J. l .1 m t - ' fs f .. . s f ' E 3 V V? A - 2 V i al 'L Q K , g Q 5 . 3 Vip. a s. -, z, fl 5 t es . . . Q ' 1 ww .. ' .Q ' 5 ' ttwj 239' -' ww, 'F - 3 3 QW ' ., I . it- 2 V we 4 1 . ' 'z ' A . gg k .H 3 . 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Q - sf' ' -' -' wi' N 'Vfffliw pid:-, 'r FW , f Q- N' idx- x-vi is 7 ,V -. , in -,uf a Mu , .X A L p . L X A if '- , ,,,i,iqi Xl, X N- Ju ,lv 4 :X Z ,, f f . L A 14 ,E-I . Q . , '. Q 'sn A ' W1 . ' -1: '..J42,' W- f - ,,- ,Q - -f , A . , . Q - x.. him, . ' Wm . 4. f-ffpy a1r- --f zb' ' . ff ATIlLE - 5 s, Q . , - -, S if UCCER r w M at , it .1-, -- Q K K N 'gg -' ' gg :gsj Y:,sr- s -:'f- s ' , ft .5 .fi ,.,,, A r Bottom. left to right: F. King. F. Swick, I. Dasti, K. Giles, I. Sartorious. Second row: B. Snyder, T. Townley. M. Haupt, P. Payne, I. Anderson, B. Guenther, Coach Holenwang. Last fall Summit High booters completed a ten game schedule with three wins and seven losses. However, the kind of soc- cer played by the team is rnuch better than that indicated by the season's record. For although many games were lost, ev- ery opponent was pressed hard till the very last second of play, and only after the final gun went off was the outcome of the game definitely decided. Five retuming lettermen formed the nucleus of the team. These players were Fred Swick, center forward: Mike Haupt, center half back: Ray Guenther, right half: Ierry Sartorius, outside right: and Francis King, outside left. Swick provided the scoring punch for the team. Of the twelve goals scored by the team as a whole he scored six of them. Haupt was a very potent booter, and it was usually his toe that moved the ball deep into enemy territory. With many first-stringers and first rate substitutes coming back next year Coach Holdenwang can look forward to a win- ning season. But regardless of the final score, soccer as played by Summit High School will always be worth watching. in my . 1950 SOCCER SCHEDULE Opponents S.H.S. Opponents Montclair 2 3 Chatham 0 3 Kearny l 3 Montclair 2 0 Verona Z 3 East Orange 2 l Verona 2 1 East Orange l 2 Chatham 0 2 Keamy 0 5 ' ' tu., 's t N. Boosters take time out . . . N!!-Slam SONNY DENNIS BILL WARREN DICK DIAKOS PETE MCHALE IO-IO KENNY l,1',AAJ f, ff '5', f,l',, 'f ,I - I -'f?'f ' f f?f ' n . . - ,mv - i , f + iffy- Jenin W,'f!,!u,f. ,,,,4,I,1'g ,I7 f i A 4 , V, 1 1 ,f r L ,A A A s- .R A r ,l' -1- . . -. ,sf . .1 0.-- - - Bottom. leit to right: I. Scmderwick, A. Drummond, H. Danks. B. Warren, D. Diakos, I. Kenny, S. Dennis. P. MacHale, D. Moroney, S. Powell. Mgr. Second row: Coach Comog, I. Murphy, T, Edwards, I. O'Sullivan, F. Swick, I. Grisby, A. Petracco, M. Barker, I. Badgely, D. Crann, This year basketball at Summit High School was at its best. Our team had an overall record of 17 wins and 5 losses and was the trophy winner of the Suburban Conference and Northern New Iersey Sec- tion 2 Group III. Leader of the Summit attack was Sonny Dennis. During the regular season of 14 wins and 4 losses, he scored a record- breaking 307 points, bringing his three year varsity total to 713. Also instrumental in the scoring department were Dick Dia- kos, Ioe Kenney, Bill Warren, Pete Mc- Hale, and Howie Danks. Our success in the State Tournament was undoubtedly the highlight of the sea- son. We played the first two games as the underdogs and in both cases came out on top. In the initial contest Spring- field Regional was our opponent, and we won by a 52-48 score. Sonny, taking ad- vantage of his ability to drive, took the K. Giles, I. Ridley, D. Currey. I. V. Coach Ashman. Third row: V. Grisby, V. Goforth, B. Ryan. P. Bauer. D. Dennis A. Cattano, W. Shipley, D. Smith, H. Gelmine, P. McGilim M. Ford, T. Trapp, D. Higgins, Mgr. scoring honors with 25 points. Our second victory was over Linden. The score was 56-47, and Sonny was high scorer again with 15 points. A 57-44 win over Hillside gave us the section trophy and sent us into the semi-final round against Engle- wood. Teachers and students alike turned out to the Englewood game: however, the boys from Bergen County were hot that night and eliminated Summit to the tune of 67-44. The regular season was marked by an eleven game winning streak. The string was ended at Millburn when Summit was defeated 58-49. Summit had an undefeat- ed season at home until Regional de- feated us in the final week of play. Although ten of the seventeen mem- bers on the varsity are seniors this year, such players as the Grisby brothers, Don- ald Crann, and Paul McGiffin promise Coach Cornog another fine season in fifty-two. 1950 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE tx Group Ill, Section ll Uhamps 545' W 5 'ffjl ll. ,X l 1' Q Opponents SHS Opponents 46 40 Morristown Roselle 43 Clifford Scott 32 Westfield 59 Verona 52 Madison 57 Caldwell 66 Chatham 57 Glen Ridge 61 Millburn 49 Regional 36 Chatham 55 Regional 52 Linden 56 Hillside 57 Englewood 44 State Tourn ament Games Bottom row: C. Freeman. Second row K. Sampson, B, Cm-pemey 1, Mquey, E, Bono, D. Peterson, D. Moroney, L. Bystrak. Third row: Mr. P. Kandrat Coach 1, Edwards, E, Fuschetfi, S, Tillmgnt G, Hqtem, C. Moss, I. Grisby, T. Frank, C. Howard, H. Engstrom H : D. culbenson. G. Hand. v. Grisby, B. shivers. DeMuccio. B. Ioyner. D. MQCIGY. S- Dennis. M Butler M B. pete,-son, I, Wright, D, Sgeeber, In Kenney. Barker, M. Cooper, B. Henderson, Mr. G. Lytle Coach But for a loss to Verona early in the season, Summit would have emerged conference champs. As it was, both teams finished the season with a league record of four wins and one loss, but the Hillbillies took the crown because of their win over us. Outstanding offensive star this year was half back Ioe Kenney. Through the course of the season he scored nine touchdowns, passed for four more, and booted three extra points. Second in scoring was Sonny Dennis, who had three touchdowns and one extra point to his credit. After losing its two opening games, Summit entered the win column with a second half victory over Millburn. A trio of touchdowns by Kenney in the third and fourth quarters broke the scoreless deadlock. Glen Ridge was downed 13-6 for Summit's second Win, Bill loynerf scoring the winning touch- down on a line plunge. The most thrilling game was the Hilltoppers 26-18 defeat of Madison. Kenney took the opening kick-off on his own 10 and raced the length of the field for a 90 yard TD. His pass to Vern Grisby late in the first quarter was good for another score. Summit was then pushed from a 13 point . ,. .,,. y '- X - . . .. . ,, , ' --. . ---- . , , ,.., ai . rf 'tif 'W 3--'K 9 K ,E ,Q .5 .,.. 1 wg . -1. I 1 - 3 .F 1-,www 1 'hu 5 ig: E 5 . S H 75 . V Y 1 i 1, au uu!vf ,0 'Ik -lv' 44:4 , 4 A .w-vMv i a n4 'n W1M M LM' '-.. N. -fi -1 -ut ' ' , . 1. .3.11.:.11.g:A.1.'-4.14.g.11.g.11.-.1-.5-5.11.11-.gfiggg-1-.11 -.11,-.g- -.1:.g.11.g.g1.1.'-.-.1:.g.11.g.11.g.'-.-.1-.3-'-.34-.154 -.g-1-.g:.1.g-.3.g1.-.11.- '1.1.11.1.g?g.'-.3-11.3.,-.5-1-.3-,-.1-.A.11.-.g1.-q5.g:.1.1-.g.11.g.11.g .11.g.'-.1.'-.1-11.3.9.g.:3.gf-.1-'32,-.-. .1 .-.11 .1.11.3.-A.g.' lead into a five point deficit by three Madison touchdowns. However, a Kenney to Sampson pass play reversed the lead, and Ioe iced the game, scoring on a lateral from Sonny, who in turn had taken a pass from Sampson. Three long runs marked the Maroon and White victory over Caldwell. Dennis and Kenney each raced 85 yards for touchdowns, with Ioe contributing the third TD on a run of 45 yards. Much of the team's success was dependent upon the excellent coaching of Mr. Kandrat and his competent staff. Credit also goes to Mr. Ashman for his excellent preparations of jayvee players. 1950 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponent S.H.S. Opp. Roselle Park ..,..... - 6 7 Verona ............... 0 27 Millburn ,,.,,.,,,.,.,,,, 1 8 0 Clifford Scott .,.... 7 27 Glen Ridge ,,..... 13 6 Madison ........ 26 18 Caldwell .... 20 6 Rahway .,.,.. 6 34 ' ,'l I I 5' - ',f 'J! F me 0 Jjf' -rl U , 1 s 'I 4 I ' a-..-1 ,yf--'C ' 11 ' a . I ' . ' N J . ' 'Q ' ' f ' ' , , ,121 1 . , ,Q '. . f l o , , a s . 1 . . ' Bottom row: G. Smith, S. Dennis, R. Behre, N. Pott, L. Gris- by, I. Allen, R. Copsey, D. Low. Second row: D. Mathia- son. D. Snow, B. Peterson, F. MacNair. D. Maclay, B. Wil son B. Wahl, L. Bystrak, I. Sanderson. Third row: G. Robbins, M. Palladino. D. Steeber. P. Carlson, C. Howard. D. Peterson. I. Grisby. B. Marsh. Fourth row: I. Sartorius I. Anderson, D. Carpenter. R. Shivers, S. Miller. D. Tur geon, P. Barker. Fifth row: I. Wahl, E. Fuschetti, T Townley, D. Stiles, D. Chisholm, G. Ryerson, Mr. I. Dilson The backbone of this year's track team was formed by thirty experienced competitors from last year's squad. Five returning letterman and their specialty are Sonny Dennis, captain and miler: George Smith, pole vaulterg Don Maclay, high jumper: Leon Bystrak, discus and javelin thrower: and Ioe Grisby, half miler. Last year's team had a fine season: winning three meets, losing two, and squad was captained by Norman Pott, and the chief point getters were Iack Allen. Dana Low. Ronald Copsey. Sonny Dennis, George Smith, Roger Behre. and Lafayette Grisby. Two members of last year's team set new school records. Sonny Dennis did the mile in four minutes and forty-three seconds, and Ronald Copsey ran the high hurdles in fifteen and three-tenths seconds. wh it 3 . ,pf Opponent Regional ........... Madison ....... Millburn ..... Verona ....... Glen Ridge Conference State .......... 1950 TRACK SCHEDULE opp. 61 V2 34 and Caldwell S.H.S. 55 V2 83 64 51 first second second in With seniors and sophomores dominating the play last year, the tennis team finished the season with a record of five wins and four losses. This is a very creditable accomplish-- ment indeed, after considering that two of the four losses were at the hands of Millburn, perennial tennis champs of the Suburban Con- ference. Donning Summit uniforms for the last time were Dick Trowbridge, Bruce Hollister, Ieff Dan- iels, Iim Schilling, and Tom Armstrong. The first two specialized in singles, while the last ATHLETIU CUMMITTEE The members of the Athletic Com- mittee contribute their services at bas- ketball and football games, selling tickets and acting as ushers. The or- ganization is open to any interested student and is under the supervision of Mr. Gast. H TENQN Bottom row: F. King, I. Dan Hollister, I. Baker, P. Payne Mr. Mc Nealy, Coach. three were players in the doubles division. Four aces of last year's squad returned for additional competition this spring. They were Francis King, Pete Payne, Iohn Baker, and Don- ald Crann. King played exceptional tennis last year, winning seven of his nine matches. Payne and Baker formed a smooth operating doubles combination, while Crann was equally successful playing with Daniels. Coach McNeely has good reason to look with high hopes to the future, and undoubtedly his eye is on conference championships. Landau iels, D. Crann. D. Trowbridge. Second row: I. Shilling. B. 1 lfftf , M V! '506 Gwyn Bottom row, left to right: I. Mahan, I. Biggs, K. Shoe- maker, D. Spitzli, F. Mommsen, C. Freeman, D. Grierson B Zotte Second row' V Grisb G Grasso L R dtke , , . . y, . , . a . D. Moroney, H. Taylor. A. Kasparian, A. Campano, M. Maddona, C. Coddington, G. Bovit, C. Cornog, N. Grasso. Mgr. Third row: Coach Cornog, I. V. Coach Ashman, I. Summit High School fans had no complaints to voice about their baseball team last spring. The 'team outscored their opponent in twelve of their sixteen games, was the Suburban Con- ference winner, and participated in the Greater Newark Tournament. Despite the fact that they lost their first game in this tourney to Nutley, the squad was still the pride and joy of Summit rooters. A tight defense and fine pitching were the outstanding factors in the team's success. Pitchers Chet Cornog, Dave Moroney, and Guy Grasso kept the opposing batters from mur- dering the ball, and a well coordinated infield of Mike Madonna, Ioe Dasti, Fred Swick, and Tony Campano fielded cleanly what balls were hit. As very few hitters were ever able to hit the ball into the outfield, fly chasers Howie Taylor and Don Culbertson had a cornpartively easy job. On three occasions the opposition was held hitless. Cornog did the job twice, while Grasso contributed the third no-hitter. Summit's offensive drive was sparked by the timely hitting of Moroney. He led the team in batting, edging out Dasti by a few points for the crown. Badgely, T. Murray, D. Culbertson, F. Swick, M. Barker I. Dasti, I. Stortz, R. Ayers, F. Gates, P. McGillin, D Higgins, Mgr. Fourth row: B. Lawrence. I. Petraccora S. Tillman, D. Kern, I. MacDaniels, A. Petracco, K. Giles B. Ryan. D. Orth. BASEBALL Opponent S.H.S. Opp Regional 5 St. Michael's 6 Morristown 7 Verona l Glen Ridge 8 Madison 1 1 Chatham 4 Millburn 9 Caldwell 3 Verona 4 Glen Ridge 10 Madison 1 8 Regional 2 Millburn 7 Nutley 1 10 Caldwell 1 I xxx XXX lfv',, l l 4 -' it I . I , I U Who is it that keeps the fans yelling? Who keeps the team rolling along? The answer to these questions is-those ten competent, viva- cious cheerleaders who proudly represent S.H.S. in every interscholastic athletic contest. Without these gals success would have been impossible for our teams. Not only are these girls peppy, but they are also courageous. Their bravery was shown in the darkness of the Seton Hall Gymnasium, where the lights were off for 22 minutes. They led the crowd in songs and cheers, thereby calming the specta- tors, who might well have been panic-stricken otherwise. Captaining the squad is Ieanne Flagler, with the able assistance of Coach Lukens. In order to become a member of the team, a girl must go through the elimination process. This nerve-wracking procedure comes each spring when all sophomores and junior aspirants dis- play their technique of cheering know-how. Al- though more than forty girls try out, only six of them are chosen by a board of judges, consist- ing ot the cheerleaders and the faculty. These six capable girls, together with four other sen- iors chosen the previous year, then carry on the proud tradition of the S.H.S. cheerleaders, a team that can never be beaten! Lett to right: B. Ransom. I. Melillo, M. Langhorne, I. DeLuca. I, Flagler, captain: H. Coombs. S. Marsh, V. Menninq. N. Yager. Standing: I. Scherer. Am f. XX IEANNE FLAGLER Captain WB, SN-fn Q, Girl Athletic 1' ATHLETIC H0 llll llClll'l'Y Bottom row: G. Hardy, B. Huggiero, I. Fasold, I. Hothiuss, N. Collis, M. Lockhart, H. Starks, R. Iones, Second row: I. Hartman, M. Lockhart, E. Atriam. S. Parcells, I. Temple. M. Williams, L. Kennady, I. Whckoli, E. Traynor, B. L. The girls of Summit High School enthusiasti- cally participated in the two major sports this year, hockey and basketball. A total ot ninety- six girls went out for hockey, and one hundred and twenty for basketball. They were ably directed by Miss Grace E. Iones, Miss Sally Lawson, and Miss Natalie Howard. Chatham, Madison, and Millburn were the rivals in these two interscholastic sports. The girls played Chatham and Madison in hockey, and Chath- am and Millburn in basketball. The seniors Ale, C. Raymond. Third row: M. Nunn. A. Mallory, S. Little, K. Griswold, E. Moorhead, I. Bannister. F. Starks, G. Frisby, C. Lauer. lost both of their hockey games, and the juniors won one and tied the other. The sophomores had two teams and played four games, result- ing in three games lost and one won. 'lp bas- ketball both seniors and juniors lost one game and won one. The sophomores had a very triumphant season, winning all four of their games by large margins. ln intramural sports, softball, volleyball, archery, table tennis, and badminton were scheduled for the girls. Ar ll l0R-JU ltlll BA KETBALL Jw . -615,9 . 'K 3... A 4-:Mg .1 Bottom row: F. Starks, I. Hartman, G. Frisby, H. Stahl, E. Moorhead, I. Fo- garty. Second row: I. Iordan. C. Lauer, M. Lockhart, M. Nunn, C. Raymond E. Atraim. H. Starks, M. Lockhart. Third row: Miss Lawson, C. Crane. P Ricci, S. Parcells, I. Wyckoii. I. Rothfuss, M. Williams, E. Traynor, S. Little I. Fasold, Miss Howard. Fourth row: M. Wiedenmayer, S. Tresidder, I. Ban nister, N. Collis. K. Griswold, G. Hardy. O. Green. N. Poole. 42 .flfj .iffy ,J kjjfdu Y W, 0 . 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XI J' -,s . 4. f , ,, ' T I Q-, J X V fl pl' ,ri f If , V ,B ' 1 'n A ' ' t :, 4 I 'JXVQ' rs' f lyQ' ii, ., ! 1 An student stumbled through the Elm Street entrance di.f'8:29 on Sept. 11th. He stopped. Where was he f 3517! li .wJ :ll'f U 'J 4 to go? He shoved his way to a posted home room listing. Hmm. There it is, 209. Why, that's in the Ir. High! Let's see -the 200's were upstairs. He dashed upstairs and down the Ir. High corridor. Now, just around thisl. Huh? Two more halls! Try this one. Oops! Dead end. Panic took hold of his lost soul. Something's screwy around here! Is this Summit High School? Yes, friend, it is Summit High. But it's rather different this year, don't you think? You see, we've undergone a rather complex face lifting. A change of countenance? Yes. But a change of heart? Never! Life in school goes on as always. Perhaps nerves are a little less strained with classes not so crowded and with plenty of time to relax: but so much the 'eS'1f better. Life out of school? Nothing but Hey, Cal, old pal .... Where the elite meet to eat. time can change that. lust what made life so peculiar around SHS this year? Here's the scrapbook of our Hill- toppers at large: First day of school: the order of the day-to get everyone fed in spank- .:V ' 3 , ,,,. .. - I 1. I'm from Texas. At Large ing new cafeteria. Resultslthe disorder of the day. Following the murder of Herr Iagendorf in G 6 D's production of Incognito most of the audience tried to pin the crime on the butler. Unfortunately there was no butler in the script. The killer turned out to be an English spy disguised as a German agent masquerading as a U. S. pleasure boat skipper. Huh? Io-lo Kenney highlighted the fall football season with a 90 yard TD run on the opening kick-off at Madison. Final score: Summit-26. Madsion-18. Go, loe, go! Old copies of the World Atlas were dusted off as Korea took hold of the daily headlines. Boys became concerned as futures became uncertain. Is this what education is for-to fight? Few answers were convincing. The Student Council and the newly-formed Cafeteria Ad- visory Committee were flooded with requests that cafeteria menus be posted a day early. After months of debate and weeks of planning the menus for the next day were posted outside the cafeteria office. Average number of daily con- sultants of the menu: 7. Right after winter vacation Mrs. Davis received three essays entitled. My Favorite Road: Gothaels Bridge. A humorous sight greeted students in March as teachers began cramming for first aid exams. There was a rumor that several of the math department had to stay after class for extra help. Miss Iones, who taught the classes, said she detected numerous cases of apple polishing before the first quiz. The only real problem arose when she called for volun- teers for an artificial respiration demonstration. We must 4 A 1 ' 1 f A Y x flistif tl . . :uf ' H K ' ' Wi 'w i I: f , ff? f f-V , 1- IT, gs1f X , , -V, -. i .Q rietitttrtf tgfsft A -ng.,-3,:g:.,.4-w r 4 W? gui 8 - diggs' M- - Heavy? I passed! ,fm Watch the birdie! Let's see . . . Alcohol plus water . fx up .5 E Ll , .f'st-9136,f-.ssfw,fWs.sf - ff ,t . Ui ,.,,.,, gm, ,, wwf, A.,,. ,gmt 57 , Q.. ebfrtwagn ff.. , - 2 f ff: vflfkf'-Svshw f W C , h t , -'-' Y :mr lil-J 7 ' 1 5 5 , - . . 3 ' f'k, Twp E- 0 i if K KA- in A M i M M Basketball Fever jf! iv A gl, wade in, people, if we are to grasp the material. Will we ever forget that wonderful Finian's Rainbow? Did you know that it broke all attendance records since 1946 and set an all time high in financial gain? Congratulations, General Organization! Summit High was at its best in its attendance at the basket- ball tournament games held at Seton Hall and the Elizabeth Armory. The spirit shown at these games by both the team and the kids demonstrated an enthusi- - asm which stands unsurpassed. We all , SEASON IN THF SUN felt the thrill of good basketball. With the advent of the New York basketball scandals and the Senate Crime Investigation Committee hear- ings local bookie agencies had to go underground. The most popular method for laving bets on school games was practiced at the sandwich and ice cream counters in the cafeteria. By fm . in Ma .xg , it ... f if Q A t ,. M, . , . Wi t.:-,Y , K X Y' . sw, .. ,, 1' P' T32 ' ff' ff. fffwf. Af ,Q -,'l lv --,. tg , .A fl-if fs hlt. 3 EE 5 ,li .. 55 85 letting the vender there keep your change you might win up to 56 cents cr month la record highl. G. O. election tabulations showed that George Shearing received a total of 94 votes for president. lSymphony Sid won the vice-presidency hands down.l Well, old school, you were a lot of fun this year as you always have been. It was so good while it lasted. We realize that we ridicule your purposes, ignore your instructors, and scoff at your ideals. But where would we be without you? School is our occupation, our life work for the present. You've done well your job to help us keep the pace. Thanks! .Q - e f X M LHPQ 0 Curls are the rage this season. mn 09 Lf- 'fi L29 L HV Y f X Q Cn-ual , B is GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS! cw Q Q gf , , ms END is X i ,.., , we is if . . V ,. I f .sh . P s . fs .??f ...X f ui law N- X. y 5 t Q X R N 2 Q In 55 X' is t J I Q V 9 Q Q Q Q if P he - ,yyy Q A I Y M j E WS J Pg E s fir tsl A TYPICAL SCENE AT ROOTS WHERE ELSE CAN YOU GET SO MUCH FOR SO UTTIE? 00 0 A ' FAMOUS BRAND FASHIONS AT '7wa 40010414 Sloan 402 SPRINGFIELD HVENUE 410 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Answers: I. Drycleaning, of course. 2. Around 52.50. 3 51.00 average. You Win with our finer drycleaning of apparel and household fabrics. 5 J' M Main Office :S Plant 0 Siore, Chatham Road V I 71 Union Place 1: O' Summit, N. I. CLEANING' DYf 'G C Summit. N. I. Phone 6-3100 Prompt Call and Delivery Service RUG CLERNING - EUR CLEANING G STIIRAGE -I FURNITURE CLEANING SUMMIT, N.J RINGFIELD AVENUE Telephone 6 Congratulations from SUMMIT SWEET SHOPPE I 'rv v-m,+W,,.,,,.,,N V fff,.f,, ,a.,Q,,-?,:gN. A-5-ww f W ,,,, fs., fflf ini. ' as 163 W f A P1 ,fm fp , ,Q if :R W s ff , , V W. 1 . , ' ' , 2 ' ' V ,-fl-.322--5 'W .9 ld- dl' - Lfl, 1 -. '4 '4x J X I I V f f.1f 'f , - ' , l g L-15? Wx , ,L ' ' ' ,LW M, 44, ,'4,f .f Q - A , 5 . Tse f 'H' ' - ' f M4 Jtbwf' -.f:,' -'aff Tay' , - 11 : -A A 1 -Q, U gi. A G: T M1 Wil A , Eg, lqvqv gmgpgm h .1 he kv' -f ITU V ' X , f .A .. , ufef wli , t hi 2,7 5 A f - LQRESGE'NV'WMW' A A A A 'fra :vlli I ,I :fs v 1, 4.71-YL k A . , , Q' . SUMMH awww:-1 - A A 52 ,f.... , G A A' X' X 'Il 1 ',, - il-Vg, 7 '::, 'Q' ' Z 'E - - -' ' ,,., .W ., , -,,, M . ? we 1f,.x.,..:523f.2,:gLZ N ,5 4 , K. ,X , 1 Q -VI I, ,,- 'iliw-,. ,J Shop mm' Same IN OUR EASY TO REACH A SUMMIT STORE! ALL THE FAMOUS BRANDS IN FASHIONS AND HOME FURNISHINGS YOU KNOW SO WELL . . . 7'65g6' 620237341 Sammi? F0066 Summit 6-0948 JoAN muon A. H. ROEMER CO., INC. CORSETIERE 109 Summit Avenue 39 MAPLE STREET, SUMMIT, N. I Summit, N. I. Summit 6-3508 0 I. L. EMDIN President Compliments of 0 SUMMIT AVENUE SHELL STATION BOOKS OF ALL PUBLISHERS Summit Ave. cmd Franklin Pl. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OE 'SI COMPLIMENTS OF SPENCER M. MABEN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 24 BEECHWOOD ROAD Tel. SUmmiI 6-1900 Summit. N. I. STEPHENS - MILLER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS 'blue' com run on 0 38 RUSSELL PLACE Phone SUMMIT 6-0029 HOME OF ORIENTAL RUGS AND BROADLOOM CARPETS 428 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUmmit 6-0500 31 1920 Years to in 1951 Summit ORDER TODAY FROM YOUR DEALER mes? ' A E7 ' 'Q 715' IQ UNL 0 fx I CSV ms YOUR FINGERS The Smoothest, Strongest, Most Comfortable Pencil You Ever Usedl RICHARD BEST PENCIL COMPANY SUMMIT FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. lOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED SAVINGS 22 BEECHWOOD ROAD SUMMIT. N. I. Good luck Class of 1951 S U M M I T ESSO SERVICENTER W. G. Savage MORRIS 6. SPRINGFIELD AVES. SUMMIT, N. I. Tel. SUmmit 6-4046 Telephone SUmmit 6-0942 THOMASON BROS. 308-310 Broad Street Sven Thomason Summit. N. I. TOWNE IUNCHEONETTE Union Place, Summit. N. I. For Dinner or Snack it's Towne Luncheonette SUmmit 6-3081 H. C. DEUCHIER Good Looking Glasses Perfectly Fitted McElGUNN'S Shop For Men Clothiers - Hatters - Haberdashers 541 Main sf. 344 Springfield Ave. MUPIQ and SPEin91ffe1d Avenues East Orange Summit Summlt' ' I' ORange 3-1008 SUmmit 6-3848 Hart, Scaifner and Marx Clothes MAYR'S SUNOCO SERVICE lubrication Batteries Washing General Repairs Motor tune up Modern Equipment Cars Called for and Delivered BROAD STREET G MORRIS AVE. SUMMIT, N. I. SU. 6-3248 SUMMIT-NEW PROVIDENCE BUS LINES CHARTER BUSES NEW PROVIDENCE, NEW IERSEY Summit 6-3098 M. DeCORSO WIEDS FOOD STORES FREE DELIVERY Springfield Avenue, N. P. SUmmit 6-1083 MISS NEllIE'S DRESS SHOP TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHES 19 Beechwood Road Summit, N. I. Telephone Summit 6-1467 JIM'S HAIRDRESSERS HAIR STYLING 3 Woodland Avenue Summit, N. I. Satisfaction We Grease Guaranteed To Please JOE'S GULF SERVICE Ioe Inncxccone. Prop. WE CALL AND DELIVER Tires. Tubes. and Batteries 503 Springfield Avenue Su. 6-3172 Hlll CITY DEIICATESSEN me sssr IN roon OHOME COOKED MEATS IHOME MADE SALADS 'FROZEN FOODS OQUALITY COLD CUTS DAILY SANDWICH SERVICE -Also- Cocktail Sandwiches, Etc. Made To Order Party Specialties SU. 6-3034 26 MAPLE STREET B. H. FRUMKIN, INC. Established 1907 OFFICIAL GYM OUTFITTERS FOR IUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Tots to Teens 29-31 Maple St. 408 Springfield Ave. SUMMIT. N. I. SUmmit 6-3060 CARUSO'S MARKET Prime Meats, Groceries. Dairy Products, Fancy Fruits 6. Vegetables 438 Springfield Avenue , Phone SUmmit 6-6734 SPITZERS Headquarters for LASSIE MAID COATS G SUITS DONNY IUNIOR - CAROL KING DRESSES TEENA PAGE DRESSES PAYE ROBIN SPORTSWEAR S P IT Z E R S Millburn Summit SUMMIT SHOE SHOP Ladies Naturalizer Shoes Childrens Stride-Rite Shoes 414 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. I. Phone Summit 6-2688 SUMMIT DINER UNION PLACE A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Tel. SUmmit 6-4500 SUMMIT FO0D MARKET C. SAM GARGIULO, Prop. Fruit - Vegetables - Groceries - Meats 423 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. I. Ken JoImston's SUMMIT SPORT SHOP Specialists in VARSITY SWEATERS 6: IACKETS Summit 6-6545 37 Maple Street Summit BOND FURNITURE CO. 34 Maple Street. Summit. N. I. r.tr..::l gf'-I x,',l 1E 1 gf. KRoEHLEH LIVING ROOMS X X - W ' HENGLANDEH BEDDING HKEJLVINATOR REFHIGERATORSU INSURANCE Nationally Advertised Makes Bed Room Suites, Dining Room F' and Dinette Sets ' 41 MAPLE STREET SUMMIT. N. I. NEE DEll SHUE STDRES SUmmit 6-0417 ' I 386 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. I. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 JACK DECKER SHOES 383 Springfield Avenue Summit 6-3536 Morristown Store 6-8 Washington Street Morristown 4-5356 SUmmit 6-1636 Established 1926 l. ROSENSTEIN IEWELER 420 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. I. WATCH AND IEWELRY REPAIRING SU. 6-4068 Fine Upholstering G. I. M c N E I I. INTERIOR DECORATING 55 Union Place Summit, N. I. MAC MURRAY 8. WAIIDEN HUDSON - G. M. C. TRUCKS Austin - Hillman Minx Sales and Service 312 Broad Street SIEGEI'S STATIONERY SIIUP ' Established I905 SCHOOL SUPPLIES CRANE'S STATIONERY MARK CROSS LEATHER GOODS FOUNTAIN PENS GREETING CARDS 394 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT, N. I. SUmmit 6-2191 SU. 6-3150 Summit, N. I. Lingerie . Negliqees Bras Gifs Girdles Compliments of e .Mind A. K A T Z 26 Beechwood Road Summit, N. I. Fine Linens Monoqrcnninq SUmmit 6-3065 MAPIE HARDWARE AND PAINT COMPANY 395 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE I o Phone SUmmit 6-0100 O IT'S LARRY'S FOR OUALITY BIKES Af ..?ilNJ Qigissmgwv 4 55 , In V Eff , 'I LARRY'S CYCLE SHOP 397 BROAD STREET SUmmit 6-6028 ONE OF NEW IERSEY'S LARGEST CYCLE SHOPS F. E. ROBINSON 330-A Springfield Avenue Summit, N. I. Paintings - Prints - Mirrors - Paintings Cleaned - Restored - Relined - Custom Framing - Regilding - Restoring Custom Framing WATCHES CLOCKS Sales - Service auiezi 5' Cox Su. 6-4274 308 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. I. Compliments oi HOLMES AGENCY REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Established 1896 SUMMIT, N. I. J E A N N E T T E ' S DRESSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS 42 Maple Street Summit, N. I. SUmmit 6-2739 Compliments of THE ESOUIRE SHOP for MEN AND BOYS 325 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT MAJESTIC BAKERY Specializing in Wedding. Party 6. Birthday Cakes Rolls - Pastries - Bread Summit 6-1978 371 Springfield Avenue THE STYLE SHOPPE 377 Springfield Avenue DRESSES. COATS. SUITS SPORTSWEAR A P G A R ' S DIAMONDS - WATCHES IEWELRY - SILVERWARE Fine Watch and Iewelry Repairing 25 Beechwood Road Summit, N. I. SUmmit 6-2245-W HELEN FISHER'S SPORTSWEAR AND DRESSES vw Lingerie u 21 Beechwood Road Summit. N. I. Business Phone SUmmit 6-5944 E. L. FITTERER 14 Beechwood Road, Summit, N. I. 18 Olcott Square, Bernardsville, N. I. FLOOR COVERING Plastic and Metal Tile Armstrong and Nairn Linoleum Carpets - Broadlooms - Asphalta and Rubber Tile - Formica Tops FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY BILT-RITE SHOES 27 Maple Street Summit, N. I. SU. 6-6944 SUmmit 6-4378 Sandy Feola SUMMIT SHOE SERVICE 8. LUGGAGE SHOP A Complete Shoe and Luggage Service 385 Springfield Avenue Summit, New Iersey Compliment of EASTERN FUEL CO. 233 Broad Street Summit, N. I. Summit 6-4606 COLD STORAGE K U l K A F U R S CUSTOM MADE and READY T0 WEAR FURS REMODELING - REPAIRING HOLLANDERIZING 361 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT, N. I. MOUNTAIN, WHITMURE AND IUHNSON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 85 SUMMIT AVENUE SUMMIT. N. I. Compliments of C 0 R B Y ' S numerals: LAUNDRY, mc. 0 0 0 SUMMIT 6-1000 S. H. KRESS 8. CO. 5-I0 and 25 Cent STORES 343 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT, N. I. Hairshaping Treatments Our Vapor Veil Permanents For Soft Naturalness ROSE MARIE STUDIO HAIRDRESSERS Telephone SUmmit 6-1207 24 Beechwood Road Summit, N. I. SUMMIT SHELL SERVICE STATION WASHING SIMONIZING IGNITION Morris Avenue 6 Locust Dr. SUmmit 6-7081 CORCORAN'S SERVICE STATION REPAIRS - TIRES - IUBRICATION Tel. SUmmit 6-4475 24 Hour Niqht Tel. 6-3152 Wrecker Service Iames Corcoran COR. SPRINGFIELD 6 MORRIS AVE. SUMMIT. N. I. SUmmit 6-1386 EUGENE .IUNG WATCHMAKER-IEWELER 4 Beechwood Road Buy Your Watch From a Watchmaker Clock and Iewelry Repairing Phone SU. 6-6546 A. E. J. DUNNDER CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 12 Kent Place Blvd. Summit. N. I. MARIAN DUNSMORE SI-IOP Hosiery and Iewelery Lingerie - Brassieres Dresses - Robes- 9 Beechwood Road SU. 6-1881 Phone SUmmit 6-1751 FRANK BRENN AUTO TRIMMING Convertable Tops - Seat Covers Upholstery A Broad St. 6: Chestnut Ave. Summit. N. I. DILLON MOTORS INC. You Can Pay MORE, But You Cun't Buy BETTER. Fordomatic Drive 331 MORRIS AVENUE SUMMIT, N. I. SUmmit 6-4200 SALES PARTS SERVICE PAULSEN TRAVEL BUREAU 0 7 BEECHWOOD ROAD SUMMIT, N. I. SUmmit 6-7108 HOBBY HALL Buy It Thru WALTER A. McNAMARA -REAL ESTATE.- Fincmce It Thru WALTER A. McNAMARA -MORTGAGES- Protect It Thru A WALTER A. McNAMARA -INSURANCE- 37 MAPLE STREET Summit 6-3880 Buy right, Finance right. Insure right Tel. SUmmit 6-4211-2 0 0 0 Ralph DeLucia, Mgr. CENTRAl MARKET INC. SUMMIT'S QUALITY FOOD STORE Free Delivery Service 0 0 0 55 SUMMIT AVENUE SUMMIT. N. I. PERSIAN RUG COMPANY BROADLOOMS and ORIENTALS Rugs Washed - Repaired - Stored SUmmit 6-4023 92 Summit Avenue Summit, N. I. GEORGE l. DUFFY THE HOUSE OF GOOD PRINTING SUmmit 6-1864 39 Maple Street Summit, N. I. Tel. SUmmit 6-6380 THE WINDOW SHOP Curtain - Draperies Window Shades - Venetian Blinds 35 Maple Street Summit, N. I. MAD ! I I Let's Make-up! MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Phone for Free Demonstration Scientific Complexion Care Art of Make-up SU. 6-6916 37 Maple Street SUmmit 6-1257 MORRISTOWN FURRIERS Dunellen - Summit - Morristown 317 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. I. Tel. SUmmit 6-6029 JOHN l. MOTORS Used Cars with a Fighting Chance 375 Broad Street Summit, N. I. Telephone 6-1669 Established 1902 .IOS. WAIGUARNERY MENS SHOP 20 BEECHWOOD ROAD SUMMIT. NEW IERSEY DRESS SUITS TO HIRE Telephone Summit 6-1513 Compliments of THE NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE Corner Kent Place Boulevard and Springfield Avenue Summit, New Iersey TROST BAKE SHOP For Quality 427 Springfield Avenue SUmmit 8-0014 SUMMIT RADIO 8. APPLIANCE CO. Radios - Television - Records Refrigerators - Dishwashers General Appliances Tel. SU. 6-1778 485 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. I. The Friendly Store SHOP CARR0ll'S FIRST For The Newest CARROLL'S DEPARTMENT STORE 435-437 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. I. Phone SU, 6-3976 CARLANS JEWELERS YOUR COMMUNITY IEWELERH Diamonds - Watches - Silverware 449 Springfield Avenue Summit. N. I. LAR. mlm Sb Q-.Ebel QLWMQAQKQ Swmwxti, 'HX Swear Ls- Ict3'1 Gruduutesu DIPIOMAS BEAUTIFUIIY FRAMED Free of Charge Busch 6 Sons Gift to the graduate! Their diploma beautifully framed in your choice of mahogany, walnut, maple or antique pine--free of charge with every purchase. Come in and look over our beautiful selection of Gifts for the graduate - glistening gifts that will record for many years this important milestone. Summit Store Open Friday Evenings 'til 9 NEWARK BRANCH MAIN STORE Springfield Avenue 6 875 Broad Street J at High L 6-,Nuo Newark. N. I. SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, Corner BEECHWOOD ROAD Montgomery, Ala.: Dallas, Tex.: Abilene, Tex. Buying Offices: New York, Antwerp, Belgium THANKS . . . The Top Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the advertisers for their fine support. Without them this record of our senior year would be im- possible. 'KT-' J 'Inq Trul , this is America the village church . . .the white picket fence. . .the broad highways which lead to great cities . . . above all, the homes which breed good citizens. 3 Allililti.-VS strength is bred in her homes. In thousands of towns and cities, where modest bungalow stands proudly alongside a local show- place, where the well-kept lawn of one merges with its neighbormhere, the roots of good citi- zenship are deeply planted. I lere, too, strong bodies and good minds are 4 e . built. llecause it is so American to want the finest, they will get it. ln medicine, for instance, .eXmeri- can' hospitals, American practitioners are the envy of the world. ln quiet towns or teeniing' C cities, the skilled hands of healing go about their work of keeping America well. 'lo the science of Medicine the physician brings his own individual art of healing, for just as no two people are exactly' alike, so no two cases of illness are identical. Thus, the physician lllllsf be free and unham- pered, so that he may combine the rvielice of Medicine, which is for humanity, with the arf of healing, which is forthe individual patient. At Ciba, in a quiet community of broad streets and pleasant lawns, we produce many of the fine pharinaceutieals used by the medical profession. ln modern laboratories, Ciba medical scientists pursue their search for yet newer aids to physi- eians in their treatment of disease. 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