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'I gl X33 'B Xu '1 SUMMIT HIGH HUGL SUMMIT NEW JERSEY Class 0 57 J 'I 1 U Presen is . . 1, , ' 'W TOP Table of Contents D6d1C8tlOD Nlemorl ll Admmlstrat on and Faculty 1 Sophomores unlors ACtlYltlCS Sports Sennors Semor Dlreetory Faeultx Dlreetorx The Search Dld xou exer stop to add up the unonnt of t1me xou spend 5CiI'Clllllg for tlnngs XX hx xou st lrt off the el ix l0OlslIlLg for tlllllgS hohhx plns hest hloxxn helt pen horroxxed hx Xilllllgtl hrother md last Il1gllt5 homexxorl-e At sehool there 15 the llllbflillllg quest for .1 shlrpened penell .ind ei p ll Xxltll 1 fexx sheets of paper to lend Sometlmes It lsnt e lsx to pm doxxn just xvh lt von ure searehlng for Herve von ex er hld the feehng you wanted somethmg eoulelnt xx nt to get lt' lt wasnt .lr new form xl or 1 pleee of cake You eouldnt put xt 1Ilt0 xxords hut lt xx I5 there drawing xou forxx 1rd IH vour se lreh through hfe Llleh the typle 11 semor leads us as xxe e rrrx this se .Areh through 'SHS He has been groxvmg these p lst txx o or three ye 1rs m nkmg Cl1SCOX6I'16S hut nexer funding rll he wlnts to lenoxx Exerx step of the wry there his been some-thxng wxthm hlm xvhleh keeps h1m lookmg for the pot of gold at the end of the runboxv but xx h rt IS that somethmg and xxhere 15 that pot of goldg Romeo 'U-ii A- 1 k ............. .. ..,. . .... .......,....... ........ 6 '- 26 ' ' f- 105 - - ' ' - f 109 ' ' L- 1 -1 ' Q i1C',0I'2l ' e, 1 1' ' . , , , . . . 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W 2 Y I--if A ' MISS GRACE IONES Nllss Cr lee 131121136111 ones has been wlth Summlt Hlgh SIHCC 1916 In those forty one ve lrs she h1s headed all athletxcs 1n the Sllmmlt School Svstem and his promoted lntramural and speual aftersehool sports for hlgh school students She IS the only woman IH the st ate of New ersev who heads a physlcal educatlon depart ment Nllss ones IS n1t1on'1lly famous md has been 1n YVhos YVh0 m the East She IS a recognlzed llltl1OI'ltV on blsketball rules for women and 15 ehurman of numerous bolrds of the Amerlcan Assoclatlon for Health Pl1VSlC, xl EL1l1CdtlOl'l and Recre 1t1on But we know mother 'wllss ones Bene ith these lmpresslxe tltles and honors theme 15 1 volume of knowledge an unusually dlfferent person 1l1tv md a soft and underst lfltllflg he lrt WVho w1ll ever for get those txmely qUlpS and that prleeless sense of humor both on the athletle Held and 1n health and first a1d classes? All these quah tles have enabled NI1ss ones to enrxeh and develop our mlnds as well as our bOdlCS Nllss ones IS one of those persons on whom we can really relv It wxll be dxfferent wlthout her 1n the school next wear but the memorles of her w1ll hnger long ln the hills of Summlt Hlgh School Therefore ln grateful trlbute we the class of 1957 proudlv dedxcate our 1907 Top to Nhss Grace Ellzabeth ones If N M I MRS MARIE BROWN VV1th the death of Xlrs M 1r1e Brown students md flC ulty alike ln Sllmmlt Hxgh School sulfcred a sevcre loss No one who knew hcr IS 1 tc zchcr frlend or co worker could ever forget thls consclentlous and unselfish worker Mrs Brown dem 1ndcd much of her students but she dem mcled the slme hlgh st ind 1rds for herself As chalrman of the H1s tory Department llltl 1 member of the faculty she xx IS al ways foremost Ill thc ucs of others as she accepted xolun tarllv manv lddcd I'LSPOIlS1blllfl6S Nlrs Browns keen mxnd and selfless 1tt1tudc xull rc mam 1n the mmds of the me mbers of Summlt Hlgh and wc know her example shall llnger long w1th1n thesc halls ffm Warsaw LSTEI LE CHRISTINE ALTIERRE felt bs the entlrc school keep them no longer functlomng At the cnd of une 1956 we were deeply saddened to learn of the passmg of Estelle Chrlstlne Altlerre The loss was Estelle lomed the class of 57 as a sophomore Qulckly she became known for her pert smlle and laughmg person ahty Her close frlends recognlzed ln her a spontaneltv that characterlzed hcr ever present abllltv to make frlends and Actlve not only III school aftalrs but also wlthm her own group Lstcllc xull bc remembered as a leadlng llght ID the New Provldence Pacettes a soclal and servlce org lmzatlon By her de 1111 S11mm1t Hlgh School has lost a much loved membcr We lu rc p IX trlbute to her memory MR GERALD CRONA All of us mourn the loss of one of the outstandxng mem bers of the Enghsh Dep1rtment Nlr Gerald Cronl Nlr Crona came to Summxt IH September 1941 and passed away last August after 1 long 1llness H1s teachlng was well mformed and thorough md students left h1s classes feelmg that they were well prepared for the next step ID the1r edu catxon He served on v1r1ous faculty commlttees and spon sored Culse and DlSglllSL As a dramatlc coach he was re sponsrble for the PTA pl 1ys for several years assembly programs and CO shows Hls last productlon was Okla homa In sprte of 1llness he gave h1s best efforts to the d1rect1on of one of our most successful shows VVe shall mlss Mr Cronas llvely sense of humor h1s enthuslasm and h1s loyalty all of wh1ch made hlm the fine person we knew and loved 1 S 1 'Mr ' - V I ,' . . 1 ' , 1 1 - 3 . . 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I wwf' N H1 F ULTY DMINISTR TIO Q, N .14 4 MR ROBERTSV S REED Supermtendent MR ALTONI CAST MR LEONARD ROUPP pfmc-,pal Asststant Prmczpal 1-1 ,G MR JOSEPH C Mus RUTH WETSTEN DH LLROY BOOTH 5HUTTLE5XVORTH Gwdmwe Coumelo, bchool Psyclzologut Director of Guzdance SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs Muriel Enms, Mrs Dorothy Apgar, Mlss Tanya Thompson, Mlss Barbara Erb, 1 1 1 4 ' Z 7 it Q DV S 5, Y? N ' ' J.- 4 1 13155 1 7 ff V ' ' , Y W iz . 5 A ' ff 'V ' g Qe4 TM 'L ' V. 'V A H , vii.- V R J r, ,gm ,P ' Q t I . A f 5 5- D ,' Q Q M Q ,Q D . 2 ' X- , , 46. m y Q , tfwnx X A I D -fm F l V D KA , y 7,7 Q' - D . M- . uf fs ND iw,-255 W . M X I x . N 1. D . V ' In A I? Q -1 ' L R 'v -3 8 ' g Miss Helen Carpenter. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Department Chairman Mxss Ehzabeth Carew Summxt Hlgh School can be justly proud of the language courses Wllllll It offers Included are four years of L'1t1n three ye Irs of French and Spanlsh and tvxo of German The modern language currlcula attempt to provide students wlth lJrlSlC grlmmar pronunclatxon and con versatlonll skllls as well as knowledge of the tradltxons and geography of the countnes ln whlch these lan guages are spoken The purpose of hlgh school Latln rs to glve greater rnslght mto Roman cxvnhzatron and to mcrease the students Enghsh vocabulary The department IS fortunate ln havmg 'lt lts dns 1n aural comprehenslon M75 22' J' SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Department Chazrman Mr Leonard Roupp The Sclence Department of Summlt Hlgh plays an Qmportant role in prep lrlng us as students for hvmg 1n the future as adults Because the world contlnues to develop rapldly 1n sclentlflc fields lt 15 of vital 1m portance that her cltlzens expand thelr understandmg and appreclatlon of the b1s1c concepts of science B ology Chenustry Physlcal Sclence and Physlcs the four courses which constltute our SCIENCE Department offer each student an opportumty to explore the funda mentals of '1 partlcular branch of scxence and to learn to apply them 1n daxly hvmg For those who find such work of speclal mterest the SCICHCC Club provxdes a chat-race to expand upon class work through lndependent stu y FOREIGN LANGUAGES Seated MISS Ruth Schabaclter Mlss Ehmbeth Cirew Mlss jean NlcVean Standing Mr Lawrence H Conrad Mlss Marcella M Cole Mr Cynl Connelly ENGLISH Seated Mlss Edlth P Stewart Mrs Helen D Davis Xllss Allce Boyle Standing Mr Robert M Lfltzer Mr Wendell H Woodsxde Mr NVarren Dedenck Mr Edward F Babbott SCIENCE Seated Mr Wllllam S Lultens M155 Edlth W YVIIIYG Mr Leonard Roupp Standmg Mr john L Wrrght Mr Davld McNeelY MATH Seated Nlrs Sally N Campanella Nlr XValton Sxmons Standmg Nlr Charles Bogart Xlr Harry Dampman ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Departmcnt Chamnan Xlrs Helen Davis Thr Enghsh Deplrtnunt lttcmpts to teach all the lugh schools students to cxprcss themselves orally and rn Vkfltlllg Lxteraturc IS stlctted to help the lIld1Vldll3l understand the world rn ulnch he hxes and to help hun gain lI'lS1gllt 1nto hum ln bchauor Enghsh at SHS lb designed to prepzrc the student for hfe after his school dlvs 1nd vse lrc oflered 1 course far above 'nerage here The rmporturcc of thc job done ln thls subject clnnot be I'IlllllIIllZt'Ll because wlthout the abxhty to conve rdcls therc 18 no chance for advance ment IH today s usy world NIATHENIATIGS DEPARTMENT Dcpartment Chazrman Nlr Charles Bogart Courses lncluded 1n the Nlathematlcs Department are Plane Geometry Algebra II Semor Niathematrcs and Advanced General Nlathematlcs all of whrch serve to correlate and enlarge the students knowledge of mathematxcs The Semor Niathematrcs course ments specral attentlon It was 1ntroduced wlth the mtentlon of ehmmatxng the problem of Ch0lC6 xmposed by the tradrtlonal half year course IH solld geometry plane tngonometry and advanced algebra and of g1v1ng the student better preparatlon for college It mcludes work rn advanced algebra plane tngonometry sohd geom etry analytlc geometry and begmmngs of calculus and has proved unusually successful rn preparlng stu dents for mathematlcs work ln sc1ent1Ec or englneenng schools , V . I . V In ,1 A 6 . C , ' , . Q - Q V ' Y, Q k S. I 1 ' . ,J g ' ' u 2 .' A ' LJ I ' .N . . ll 0 u a C lt . : 1 6 , r v , . . . S , 2 , i , . , . L', i. ' , ' . V sl-,nr-I ' I . . ' , ' ' ' L i 7- ' - Q v X . I i , . . , - , N. A , i. . ., ' ' ' K 7 I . ' lx x I ' '- . - . ' '1 , '. J Q . . .Q . ' ' . ' ,Q . , '. , , K - C . . K . . - posal a language laboratory to aid advanced students 5 5 ' ' . ' 5 . 7 A ' l ' V - f' ' ' Q , 1. 7- lv ' 1 ' ,, 5 r .. A . 1' In ' . TSB - . ' . 'l.:xl I . . . , , QW. ?4- 2 , .1 A ' I A . A . y ' . . A ' 2 ' ', ' 3 ' ' ' 3 l ' . I' .I . ' . , , , I 'll' I I I: D .I . ' ' . . . . - ' .' ' ck: . . . , ' , I i- ' '. . I . ' ' A V! 'l 'Y ' h I 7 I' ll . 4 v . . 1 ' I 'l , , - , ,. ' ' A' , v r l s K ' ' ' I x. .4 ' ' . 1 . V. .. . Q I U , ' Q , - i. . 4 , . . . , , t I S HOME ECONOXIICS DEPARTMENT Department Chazrman M1ss Josephlne Noyes At all levels 1un1or ind semor hrgh school the purpose of the Home Economlcs Department 18 to dr rect glrls 1n phases of personal hvrng wh1ch w1ll make them happler and more construct1ve members of tllell' fam1l1es today and tomorrow There are plans under way to enlarge the physlcal fac1l1t1es and staff of the Home Economrcs Department wh1ch are essentlal to g1VC opportun1t1es 1n thxs field to the growrng demand from students As an 1nd1v1dual g1rl becomes aware of the expl1c1t skrlls the attrtudes and rdeals wh1ch are mvolved rn the management and leadershlp of the human and materral home she becomes potentrally a happrer more contrrbutrng member of the socrety rn wh1ch she w1ll ve HISTORY DEPARTMENT Department Chairman Mr joseph NIcClell1n Our Hrstory Deplrtment oflers three yelrs of rc qulred courses and severxl 1dd1t1on1l courses for the more lnterestecl students Thls department lhlllg frets as 1ts backbone teaches us about our government md our relatlonshrp to lt by tracrng our c1v1l1z'1t1on back to the very begrnmng Backgrounds of An1er1e1n C1Vll1ZdIlOH and Amerrcan H1St0fy II fProblems of Amerlcan Democracyl uslng the other courses as foundatron dlseuss the prrnclples of c1t1zensh1p and develop an mterest and Q sense of respons1b1l1ty of C1t1ZCDSl'l1p to the commumty and country The litter two also prepare students for college and future par tlclpatlon III commuruty act1v1t1es by gettmg the student to use h1s own powers of thought and reason HOVIE ECONONIICS Mrs Ahce A Drm RTISS Iosephme Noyes Mrs Helen NIcCann MUSIC 'Nlr Danlel Kautzman Xlr Harry Hanaford Seated Mr Allen Stcwirt Mlss Mlldred Steele Mr john Tyndlll Standmg, Mr Joseph NIcClcll1n Mr Iohn H Dllson LIBRARY Mrs Katharme M rrvm Mrs Hrlda YV1ll1ams Nlrss Della Hadsell MUSIC DEPARTNIENT Department Chairman Mr Ddllltl Kautzmfln The bmd orehestrl cho1r glee clubs vocal 'Ind mstrumental ensembles md courses 111 elementary hir mony 1nd 11111519 xpprecutron eomprxse the musrc de partment The purpose hehmd the lnstrumental part of the IIHISIC department 18 to glye students a background of proper band procedure and a chance to play a varxety of musrcal hterlture The choruss prrmary alm lb to teach students 1n terested m s1ng1ng the techmques of VOC,dl1Zlflg and the fundamental pr1nc1ples of harmony The muslc department was especrally honored by havmg Mr Hlnnlford chosen to conduct the All State Orchestri 'it the State Teachers Conventron 1n Atlantlc Crty and at the Mosque Theater 1n Newark durmg No vember and 'vlarch we tis 1? I Wx I.. I B R A R Y Department Chazrnzan Nllss Delll Illdsell Nlore th rn snnply 1 LOllLLt10ll of hooks the lngh school hhr lry proxldes x xluxble servlees to students md faculty As 1 reselreh center md elcrrlng house of mformltron lt becomes in essent1 11 p ut of 111 eurrreulr 1l'1 the school lt 15 no less nnportrnt to those who mike use of 1ts f1e1l1t1es to borrow books for rc 1d111g enjoyment or for those who sunply hke to browse around Last year keeplng 111 step vuth the ever lncreaslng school populat1on the hbrlry added a second member to 1ts stiff Nlrs Hrlda Vvllllllllb Thrs year Mrs Katherme XIIIWIII wis rppornted as 1ts tl11rd hhrarxan and Sunmnt H1g,l1 becune o11e of the few suburban schools to have a llrge md well qu xhlied llbrary staff 1 , 1 1 e , ' . . 2 - , ' 1 , , . Q5 sf .s ' ' N 1' A . ' ' x 1 S , 3 32, XR- I l 1 ' : ' ' ' : . ' 'A ' . 1 . . . 1 1 . , 1 . 1 ' 1 . 1. 5 5 S 1 5 l 1 , 1 t , , 5 . , . , .- . . 1 .5-5 1 . 5- A- , . Q , .1. 555. 51 5 .. .5 . 1 2 .,.2 U5 , 5. . ,- . 1 , , ' ' . 5 5 5 Y. 5 ,' . ,' , 5, . 3 . . . . . . . . . . , , 2 5 , . . . . 1 1 . ' ' . . . . 5 k Q . 5, , - 7 9 x 1 . . . . . i 5 . . . 5. I l I ' ff ' f If ff l 02.1 fr-5,-,zgsfwetf 1 v -' 1 1 ak-i s . iw fav. , M, . ' HISTORY 1, iz. a s ' 1 1,12 f' A 1' 12541, f -' w ,1 P rf? , .Q -f . I1-1 ' - .' . . ' ' 9 .I 1 , W 7 2' Y' . 1' , ' it ' A ' . 1 1 ' ' 1 .v W ' . I o fe, J r , V .3 . 1 k ' ' 1 1 f .5 it may A :f x -. farm ' L aw, I : . 1' -1 f :1 'L I. 1' x 1 ' 3 we 5 1- , 1 i ,- Q - M '.', 5 . . 5. . , 5 5, 1 1 1 ' - 2 .i . .. 1 1 . .Q 5,1 . - , -1 s5- -1 1 1 2 ' k' 5' 11 .va .5-5-1 L l i - sg 1' .' ' ..' ' .. - l -. ,..' . fs , t - , 1, 1 . 1 - -i 2 . ' 5- i .' ' 1 1 X ri . . . . . . . . . .1 , , , 5 5. 5. 5. , H 5,, , . . . . , L. 4 A 7 I 1 1 1' . 2 ' ' 'Q , , ', ' a '. ' ' 5 1. , I 1 1 - L ' 1 :5 v VL 5. 1 x , . . 4 , . . . . . 5 5. . . . H . ,T 5 55 5 5 5 5 5 V 1 . . . l Q 5 5 I Y I Q , 5 5 . - i . , , 5 FINE ARTS DEPARTNIENT Department Chazrman Mrss Adele Hepbron Three art major courses and three art electrve courses are avarlable to anyone rn hlgh school By varxous art actrvltles mcludmg contrlbutlons to school and commumty functlons a genume knowledge of art background IS gamed The Art Department trles to promote an awareness of art as a hrghly srgmficant part of hfe around us INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTNIENT Department Chairman 'slr Holmes Cllver The Industrlal Arts program IS one rn whnch domg IS learlung It IS related to needs of boys wlth me chamcal mterests wood work metal work mechamcal drawmg and general shop actlvrtnes Thrs year for the first trme srmple electrlcal wlrmg IS an mtegral part of the general shop curriculum df PHYSICAL EDLCATION DEPARTNIENT Department Chairman Xllss Crace ones Our Physlcll Educatron Department strnes t pI'0V1ClC wholesome recrcxtlon wluch meets the needs and abllxtles of c ich mdruduil IH school The depart ment not only stresses physlcal well bemg through medrcal csammatrons md tests of sklll but also teaches the fmcr pomts of good sportsminslup as lts part III blllldlllg bcttcr LIIIZLIIS Numerous ifter school sports both mterscholastrc and mtrmmrrl supplement the m structlon gnen m gsm cllsscs This yelr Summrt Hxgh expanded 1ts dnser edu catron courses There are now two cars for behmd the wheel lHStl'l1C.t1OIl plus four weekly groups ln classroom mstructlon each semester ARTS Seated: Mr. James B. Wiebe Miss Adele E. Hepbron Mr. john Brooks Standing: Mr. Holmes A. Cliver BUSINESS Seated NI1ss MRIIOH Loftus Mlss Irene Hrtz Nilss Tma Federrco Standmg Mr Cornellus Koppenol Nlrss Margaret Coffee Nir Charles A Kmpple PHYSICAL EDUCATION Seated Mrs Elrzabeth Hlatt Mrss Crace E Jones Nllss L1ll1an L Berg Standmg r Iohnl Underwood r Harold Ahern r Howard Anderson r Joseph Coleman COACHINIC TEACHERS Seated NI1ss Nancy Nlueller Xirss Natalie How ard Standmg Xir Elmer Haldenwang., 'Sir Bruce Bears Xlr Davld NlcNeely Xlr John H Drlson BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Department Chalrman Nhss Irene Hxtz The buslness currlculum at Summlt Hlgh School IS deslgned to prepare students for careers 1n buslness and to provrde general knowledge essentral to successful hung The courses stress the necessary skllls attltudes and ldeas for the commercial field RIHCITIIICS such as the transcrlber electrlc and manual mlmeograph llquxd duplrcator electrrc typewrxters long carnage type wrrters ITllI1lJ.tllI'C filmg sets a mlmeoscope and calcu lators of all types a1d the students m meetlng the re qulrements of the busmess world After graduatron students are Cllglble for posltlons rn secretarxal and clerlcal work bookkeepmg and sell 1ng The su teachers and twelve courses of the busmess department make up a large part of the educatlon our school offers Wm. COACHING TE ACHERS Summrt Hrgh can be proud of the fact that wrthm rts faculty lt has men and women who although teachmg regular classroom courses are Wllllllg to glV6 of the-1r free tune to help coach the mterscholastrc sports The success of many of SUIHITIIIS greatest teams 18 due largelw to these coaclung teachers These IH CllXlClLldlS must ccrtamly feel that the men and women of tomorrow are not molded just from classroom teach mg but lclrn some of tllcll' greatest lessons m hfe through practlc ll expcrlences m rnterscholastlc athletlcs 11 if A . . . ' I . ,arf ' . I ,- - : 1:5 . 1 - ' 4, , .1 V' 'r A . . ' I 2 r ' . ' s . 4. A l . I .Y -' e . , , . I' - I ,. A I 7 - . Y .7 I r I II I I - , . . , I 1 . . 41 s I 1 V ' - ' ' . ' ' ' ' - I 4 n 1 . , . . . . I . , , ll h 4 , - . . . . . . g j 1 1 Q . . - si .I 1 e I . A . V, I ' , ' -I M . . I ' I RI . ' A Lp p . 5 M . v . 'Q ,p M . u RJ' if , - 'Y ' . P' K XIK ,,, -.Q I I, :TT A . .. , . , v - v , - : b ' U J . ' ' .. 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I 5 'N 'F we -G -Q iw sig 3 i Qi M 'E Y . 1 HOMEROOM 121 Fxrst row left to rrght M La Nhgna A Ellrott row I Russo E Blrx R hVl'l1t6S1d6 D SCllgIIl'1H NI Corcoran C P Lemkm I Iannellr A Pagmllo In Mltchell J Stranad I Nic DAnnunL1o lx DeSant1s S Murray A Obressl F Celssel C Kmley I Church M Hamelau P Altobelll L Bullock Second Rxemer D Lemmon E Smith B Hellquxst I -ll A 33 --- v ,. not 1r '5 V P HOMEHOOM 122' F1fSff0W leff to flght C Ffeflda M 51615011 Leuthauser H Snyder I Wrlson D Van Wmkle H Blackman N Hill G Hughes I Cast 1 'NfacDan1els j Sawyer M Krrsche R Chambers C McN1ahon C Davxes L May A Ames P M Drplock F Shanley 1 Tate D Zenobla Second row C Pfocaccmr HOMEROOM 201 Flrst row left to nght D Pohkoff E Snyder E Elmer Second row E Lamb E Van Buren V Sahco R R D1Cam11lo S Amatuccr S Fox S Hlbbard N Iaycox E Clark Lowe V Leppren D Neher S Matthews L Mohr B Dapero M Tartanella L Hammond P Bltzer C Chamberlam P Bauer M Rlemer T Manger L OConnell D Hudgms I Bums 1 - , Ir . . 1 , . , 2 . , . , . . , . 1 , A - 1 - . . l . 1 . 1 ,- f . , - . ' 1 ' 1 ' y - 1 - 1 - A ' 1 ' 1 - 1 Z 1 ' 1 ' , . , '. , . , . . , . , . 1 . . , , , fa ,, w . , ' . , 'U W Us .ao-. - ,f . f, ,uf - A 'N if Lge , , N 1. - - m ,a ,E . Q fy D , lfwt t KP!! , lei ' A V 5 ' 1 1 - 1 ' , ,, . n - 1 , 1 ',, . ,. 41 , . , , ff,- 4 X 'fy . , . c - Q , ' 1 l 5 - , - , , . , . , . I 1 - 1 ,f . , ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' A 1 - 1 - 1 . , . A 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' . , . , . , . '. : . , ' 1 I ' 1 ' 1 . . I . , - , - 1 . , . , . , - 1 . , . , - , . , . , . , . - - . - 1 . ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , - 1 - - HONIEROONI 202 Fnrst row left to rlght Ni I Taylor C DIVICS Second row P Facclunel P Rxola NI Pagmllo P Kxvlen I Mayer J Dumas VCltLh A Doll G CIIITIIS Ni Blmken D lNLuner VV Nionoon R Cage C O Hobbs A Slegel C Johnes P Lan H Nelson I Colfver B Bencwenga M Levenbuh I MacLeod drleu R Snyder K Anderson HOWEROONI 213 Flrst row left to nght M Randel S Forcellon penter K Sf1l6S I Hally E Blnner D Bntt V Obermlller A C Slflltll Nl Plckett M Caruso R Celst NI NIcGu1re NI Kane Kulaszewskx D Kemp D Barr D Hebble R Cllmartm T Mm R Cuuler S Rldxngs B Young C Booth L Ian Tausch I Wall nella B Burke I Unverzagt K Lepore S Stewart I Ebert Derowxtseh D Werner H Jaeger B Ruerup P Howley R Car l T1 'ir' -L- HONIILROOV 212 Flrst row left to rlght D Baldwin P YValker Booruyy D Delaney I 'Nfaddefl B Craig .l Hazen VV JOU'-235 I D Parlaplano XI Holland I Coddmgton I Nletash C Niontourl Stamler C Hutehxnson J Duffw D NVOod T lxnoth L Nlclfadden P Turton C Bergmann Second rovs XI Keyes R A I A . 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Memcke, F Stauder, L R Walker, C Iwans, B Smxth V' , f' V x 5, L J n 5 f lik. to right: A. Cardone, Presidentg M. Nardiello, Secretaryg P. Eddy, Vice President. .1 W , f W J! j -3 L ,J .Nw wwf' VV- in-4-4 .- , , 'Q S-lin 1 if .L -V K :. , V, A J G 1. I 5 Aux, an .,.vc0' f Cf JH bw fe .as 'rf' 1 Sus,- Q it V 'r' 8.41 3 .73- Ss I J f 2 yn wry.. J A Jw .......,......... -.un--Qu-A :lg Q I 1:1 AA r--' war' HOMEBOOM 203 First row left to r1g,l1t I C1p'1roso I Klrr N Stobcr M Yanagonc Il Lxeu B Colesworthy R Askuv R Orr Englund N Tully R M Hess F DIPITISI X Iostrr J Nhntel NV Pdcrson W Snyder ll VV1lkLr I Wolfe H Schmidt R B Censemer I I'1c0bsen C Lf-pore B Connelly P Cmst P B'lldVk1Il Mlnor C Purrlng Nl Nirdxello A MLLcrox Second nm A Y 'F Ill I 'M I HOMEROOM 204 Flrst row left to flgllf NI lN1p.,ro D HITXIS B xllIlll'lt0 S W11tf0SlCl M Colang,c'lo D Moran R Klnley W L Gregory S Johnson R Fusno D Salerno j Comm B Plpxo blQ.,lLI' Hudgms H Alufmclcr J Nluncke VV Xviltl A Besler Thomas N Casebolt I NlLFarland N1 lhslcy j lDlLtI'lCl1 C B Stull: NV xvllhiillll R VV0ods lz. Preuss Luther S Fletcher J Bush I Ehrlmrdt Second row B Brown -sq, UiEll5W9 ai JL HOMEROOM 207 Flrst row left to rlght C Blum C Henrxksen T MUFFHY R Walker F Mahoney M Fofstef l Rosa N Lavery E Farrell D Dash C Steplxght L Wulff L Schmldt C Iwans M COIGHSCIU L TOWSICY F Pefefman B SlTlltl'l V M11ler Second row L Gray S Olson, A D1C1rolomo , 1 'A ' 1542, , . f., S - .-. --jjj, 4 V ll A -o I Q.. . J K x 5 V ' 4 . . Q A ' r pq w. 7 , 5 . . . M- .I N., , rj, , ,, A -y- , , fn 1 W - ' ' 'y . - , ' . . . .. Y - , .....,..,.. ,. ,..,.lu ,.,:,., , . , . . . , . L . , . , , . A 1 , . . , . , . 4 ', . , . , . 'D y - 1 - a - 1 - I ly - 1 '.', . 1 ' . , . , l . 4 ' , . ' ' 'g , K ,...... K . if ff' H v sf- H V 1 9 4 ,Hu , All ul ! .. 1 V : W n 1, , H so .1 4 - , . N ,A '- . , 7 . . . 7 , . 1 ' , . . A 4 , . 1 . , . 7. , . , . , . . ,. ,. . ,.' ,. 'z,.a , 'x,J. ', . -1. -,..' ', . z,. , I. ,. ' ,.. ',r'. ',. --,. ..z,. ,. .',. - 3 ' . 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M 'T - , I . , - , ' x ' 1 f l ' 2 ' 3 ' 7 . 0 , . , . , . , . , . , - , . , . . - , . - : . , . . , I i uzxs 1 if HOMEROON1209 Flrst row left to rlght I Luclano E Nlontourx D Nfatteo P, Spencgr R Flttel-er P Eddy I Cum L Vecchla Z Albert P Wenzel C P00210 J Ozenbefl-el' S BUTUS 5 Scflg A Barr D Iohnson I Scheele P Bl0Ol'3dl3l'l G Contl A Carlone gms R Reuble Second row L Fltzslmons L NIc'Na1r R Fusco HOVEROOXI 219 Fxrst row left to rxght R VValden NI Toms XI Cr1tell1 B Blrch Second row R Smartt NV Parkm R C Staxenlck C Ibrael NI NV1ll1ams Nlurray N Brydon P Anglus D Callahan B Sayre F Cordon R XVrathall R Ku NiacTag,gart C Formlchella P Cartner R Ethnger NI Iones blah I Chesler I 'NlcCowan HOXIEROONI 227 Flrst row left to rlght C Iannello L Arato F Xllhonew D Nlele NI Colangelo D Harms R Woodward YV A Parachae I De1n L Chandler E C,-rlffin B XIACXIISILI' B Dexcreur P Ellls T Pnor F Stauder C Bruhns E Betts YV Cow L Bush S Sklles C Sansone P Robert5 XI Anderson Xhildau I Iohnston R Hatem I Nloroney' E Willey C Elckle Second row A Formlchella C Xlazzucco ACTIVITIES I ,W 1 iw, ff? I 's , W gfiwv :ft-mvfi ' ' 4 1 f, G so S PM' f 1341 If ff 'ff . 'a , Ski Eff. flyzpmf r J. Gi 1131: ,-51 ' f: l 9'fv'l J 1 1 , , Qfg, 1 ' Fl Q First row: E. Brundo, L. Lombardo, A. Howard I. Popollilo Second row: V. Earl I. Ahearn, I. McFarland, K., Kennedy, L: Negus. Third row: B. Best, L. O'Connell, N. Lavery, XV. VVatson, I. Thielbar. Fourth row: R. Cage, j. Cast, A. Staplin, B. Card- ner, D. McFadden. Fifth row: H. Reuble, B. Smith. Standing: STUDENT Here at Summit High School the students and teachers have established an organization called the General Organization. The Student Council is the gov- ernin body of this organization. The Council is made up four elected officers, President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, an appointed Parliamentarian: representatives from the permanent committees and R. Pennington, VV. Van NVinkle, I. McTernan, B. Sayre, H. Schmidt, V. Sherman, B. Butler, P. VVenzel, C. Hallingse, F. Stauder, G. Owren M. Caruso, F. Cage, J. Stranad, F. Carbone, A. Cardone, A. Torell. COUNCIL clubs, homeroom representatives, and advisors. The officers for this year C1956-575 were: Leonard Lombardo, President, Ann Howard, Vice-president, Joanne Popollilo, Secretary, Eleanor Brundo, Treasurer, and Arthur Torell, Parliamentarian. Mr. john Tyndall and Mr. joseph McClellan are the co-advisors for the Student Council. First row: I. Bonardel, B. Best, S. Maclay, S. Crow, I. McCann. Second row: D. Connell, P. Roberts, E. McCue, S. Skiles, K. Ken- nedy, I. Ahern, E. Bolash, A. Howard. Third row: B. Butler, L. SERVICE Each spring, the junior and sophomore classes and a faculty committee elect the members of the Service Committee for the following school years. This year, due to increasing numbers of students, it was necessary to add two more members. Many tasks, including ushering for the C.O. Show, the Hospital Follies, Athenaeum, the Spring Concert, Lombardo, YV. Badgley, A. Cinocchio, P. Eddy, N. Lavery, A. Fox, NV. Van Winkle, H. Evans, R. Pennington, D. McFadden. COMMITTEE graduation, and the football games, are assigned to the Service Committee. They also lead the homerooms to assemblies, and have a member on hall duty at the front entrance to receive school visitors. Mr. VVilliam Lulcens, who served as faculty advisor for the Hrst time, has done an exceptionally fine job. He and VVebb VanXVinkle, chairman, deserve the deep ap- preciation of the entire committee for all their efforts. l'1rst row I Hrrms R Fox A Cllft S Hopklns B Best I rell I E St1b1t7 NICCIHII I Popohllo C C 1r1,11o xecond row lx Shounrker S Rlfltrtv I Bonlrdel S Stollerv L Ffyhflg I Parkin S Nllglly D V111 Note fhlrd row C Elrl S Wmner M Xllllgtl' S Billlllllkllll I Iohnson NI Crltser Stflfllll I RtIHlllL,l'0ll I A11l ls Piync C Rlemer S Nehcr C Elsmsser lourth row P Hunt E. Bolash D Spurgeon I Br rndow B Spencer NI XILC rbe H Lucas C Trevorrow I H1eber L Ifrere F Carbone Flrst row A Foster I Ozenberger N Nelson Nl Carouso D Neher Second row S Str1g.,g,1ns P Roberts K Kennedy Nl Hxll A Howud C Dem H N1tNI1hon Thlrcl row G Fox C Anderson D Schrock A larosch B Breur XI Long S VVe1g,ang M Schubert CAFETERIA COMMITTEE One of the most neccessary yet least applauded groups IH SHS lb the Cafeterlr Commlttee whose funchon lt lb to keep the cafeterla 1n good order and 1 111 lke It 1 ple1s1nt pl ree to elt Cha1rman Bev Best and her efhuent ulwsor Mr Charles Bogart along w1th the rest of the comm1ttee were always ready to prof1t from suggesuons or complamts gn en by students Keep mg tables clt in ind ch.11rs 111 place are tasks W1th1n the scope of the Cafeterm COITlITl1ttCC members Any prob lems that lrose vxcre looked 1nto and solved ln the most efllclent Way poss1ble Flrst row E Obressa I Bonardel S Sklles C Earl W Butler I Karr lx Sharpe P1 Wh1tmore B Badglev Second row B I Clark C Low B Best C Nhtchell S Boudaklan A Klnley Brandon S Skmker Stranad C Hughes I Nietash S Nlatthews B NIacN1aster C Rlemer R Coldlng Th1rd row T Ludlow I Blades C Puemer R Connell I Iohnson Stauder P Eddy C Xluon R Knowles I Nloore B Brown F Cage H Bradley SAFETY COMMITTEE Adusor Nlr Iames YV1ebe, presldent B1ll Butler, and staff of the Safetx COmmlttC6 contnbuted much to the fine safetv record of S HS Durmg the year, the commlttee took charge of fire and a1r rald drllls Its members kept the llnes movmg qulckly and safely dur mg the drllls Another job of the commlttee was to keep all Hre apparatus 1n top cond1t1on In cooperat1on w1th the Ere department, they recharged all ext1ngu1shers YVe all hope that the Safety Commlttee w1ll keep up ICS fine reputat1on 1n followmg years Seated I. Lock, Mr. Dampman. Standing: I. Unverzagt, R. Kinley, I. Stockdale, B. Sayre, D. Van Note, B. MacMaster, J. Farrell, P. Hunt, VV. Waldau. M. Riemer, B. Smith, M. Creiser, Mrs. Davis. HOUSE AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE Si The House and Grounds Committee stationed pu- pils in the corridors. Assigned to a post, they reported to it each day, maintaining order in the halls and check- ing the washrooms to see that they were not abused. These students kept an eye out for any destruction of school property. When such damage was found it was reported immediately to Mr. Harry Dampman, the advisor of the committee, so that it could be checked. During the past year, the student body was generally co-operative in this manner. Most people do not realize how much this com- mittee has done for Summit High School, aiding in the prevention of accidents in the halls and the keeping of an orderly building. First row: I. Farrell, C. Cargiulo, S. Boudakian. second row: M. Christian R. Fox, N. Nordahl, C. Fox. Third row: I. John- son, Brandow, M. Manger, A. Kinley. Fourth row: M. Schu- bert, Ozenbcrger, Z. Albert, I. Mat-Master. Fifth row: B. Breur, M. Anderson, R. NVhitinore. Sixth row: li. Reuble, Mr. Knipple, C. Israel, S. Diplock, A. Forster, R. Carbacz, C. Tre- vorrow. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee is a joint faculty-student group whose responsibility it is to outline the assem- bly programs throughout the year. Co-ordinated by Mrs. Helen Davis, it consisted of three members of the faculty, Mr. Harry Hannaford, Mr. Daniel Kautz- man, and Mr. Robert Latzer, and eight students, in- cluding the President of the C,O. As a follow-up to the exchange assembly plan with Madison High School, Madison gave an assembly which featured their dance band. Other programs were the Frank- lin-Marshall College band, the Honor Society recog- nition, and our own dance band. Judging from the interest with which the student body received these presentations, it is evident that the committee's efforts were successful. CORRIDOR COMMITTEE YVill you please go to your homeroom? - This is a refrain heard by many students before and after school. The Corridor Committee performed its endless job of assisting the student body in passing through the halls, and obeying the school's regula- tions. The committee, composed of juniors and seniors, had regular meetings on the second Tuesday of the month. The committees tasks were carefully execut- ed under the guidance and leadership of ehlirman Camille Guarduillo, and Mr. Charles Knipple, advisor. 30 PROI ECTION CREW The Projection Crew members, quasi-permanent residents of Room 207, performed their duties every school day without too much her- aldry. Entrusted with Summit High's valuable visual aids equip- ment, these boys became profici- ent in utilizing all types of picture projectors and tape recorders in addition to the usual sound mo- tion picture projectors for class- room and lecture-room use. This year the crew showed two major films in the auditorium Our Mr. Suni' and Macbeth . Mr. Lawrence Conrad, the faculty advisor, instituted methods of operation which helped things to run smoothly. R. Spiller, I. Stamler, T. Lamb, D. Marcy, B. Mayer, R. Garbacz, A. Torell, ,-S First row: C. Low, R. Snyder, A. Torell, F. Monson, W. Van VVinkle, A. GlI1OCClll0. Second row: D. Golding, B. Carrier, R. Carbacz, Mr. Underwood, T. Ludlow, D. McFadden. STAGE LIGHTING CREW The behind-the-scenes magic of this year's Stage Lighting Crew contributed greatly to the success of numerous school and commu- nity productions. XVorking closely with the Projection crew, its ten members managed the control panels for the GO. Show, as well as school assemblies, then branched out into the Summit Area to cover the Overlook Follies, Student Theatre presentations, Sym- phony Concerts, and other functions. Mem- bership in this organization is on a selective basis. Because of a high degree of technical knowledge necessary for an advantageous handling of the intricate lighting equi ment, examinations on both the and theoretical aspects of stage production are taken by all applicants. Much credit is due the boys and Mr. David McNeel , advisor, who are always on the job but rarely gain the plaudits of the audience. B. jones, D. Barr, P. Clark, L. Kamm, F. Baker. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Under the capable guidance of Coach john Underwood, the Athle- tic Committee was able to carry out its varied duties with a maximum of efficiency. The thirteen senior boys, with Art Torell as their responsible chairman, had a lot of fun working together with faculty supervisors in the sale of tickets at home football and basketball games. Other than selling tickets, the committee had the job of counting the money after each game and collecting contributions at football matches. The reasonable price that you paid at a game, was one of the primary sources of income for S.H.S.,s Athletic Department facilities, and officials. D. Marcy, R. Smartt, R. Wrathall, P. Landrieu, R. Young, D. Ritchie, D. Barr, A. Johanson, Mr. McNeely. aye A . I ' fi rksii-is2f7ff'7 '7. YW gin' ' 'ff 2 'f whiff?-' ,, ,Ji ,,., 59, CAMERA CLUB The old TONVER room has been bustling with activity this year with the advent of the Camera Club. More active than in the past, the club sponsored field trips for its members and a contest for the entire student body. Miss Tina Federico was the faculty advisor for the club this year. Early in October, Alfred Johanson was elected President. Under his supervision, the club evolved a means for all the members to share ideas and methods. A new darkroom spurred the interests of all tllOS6 I'1Ot previously E. Hawley, E. Feibush, A. Johanson, C. Hyer, D. Kemp, D. Wade, B indoctrinated into the wonders of photography' Wagner, P. Clark, Miss Federico, P. Landrier, R. Boorujy, I. Stamler 1 i.. iq, . First row: D. Parlapiano, I. Caparoso, I. Veazie, F. Carbone, R. HHCISCH. A- MCLCYOY, P- Ri5l9Y, R- Walden, L- Vvlllff, C- Thomas, Yanunzio, A. Smith, M. Parlapiano, A. Elliot. Second row: Miss MTS- VVil1iHmS, MTS- Marvin, Z- Albert. This year the girls of Book Mart assisted the librarians, Miss Delia Hadsell, Mrs. Hilda XVilliams, and Mrs. Marvin. Their various jobs included checking attendance, preparing new books, writing overdue slips, shelving, working at the desk, fil- ing book jackets and generally helping where they were needed. 5 The members gave up many study periods to render this ser- vice. With Fran Carbone, president, this organization contrib- Club 215 was a Very important step in the kurleclnalaiiistlipctive service to the school, and the girls acquired ua e experience. cultural development of Romeo and the senior students who were members of this group. The club met to discuss various facets of literature. The group is given a list of books to read 50 that the dis- Igrst Lows I. IcLlfnsgR,.iP-.I CleHk,FE. Bplasli, I. Stranad, 5.h?Vinner, C. Trevorrow. 'Second Cussions which follow will fiwnese, S. i3Zi3i'.Z'4k,'S.fEi1,1t1ays, Z?g1'?1'.1.il'.1.:T,0'Sf'H1,,f'14.n'i?'i3.P1.5'.ili3 BT i3..1'WEi have meaning to everyone. Parkin, S. Neher, E. McCue, Mrs. Davis. ' ' These discussions have come under the headings of the FB T if Business VVorld, Religion, and Comedy. The monthly meetings were under the ca- pable guidance of Mrs. Helen Davis, the advisor, and Io- anne Stranad, club president. Through the activities of this club, the group has furthered its knowledge of numerous modern books and authors. 32 ' Seated: A. Dickenson, A. Clift, j. McMaster, B. Spencer, M. Manger, K. Kennedy, M. I. VVilliams, J. Dietrich, L. Lewin. Standing: E. Preuss, M. Hoglund, R. Connell, F. DePaul, R. Wrathall, W. Gerling, A. Stober, C. Covey, T. Sullivan, I. Hewitt, J. Soward, I. Scheeble, D. Marcy, W. Wald, L. Gray, A. Bessier, S. Hurlbert, R. Brewster, R. Kinley, D. Wade, B. Brown, VV. Devereux, A. Barr, L. Negus. BIOLOGY CLUB Exploring the hob- by side of biology by engaging in labora- tory dissections, the members of the Bio- logy section of the Science Club were provided an interest- ing p r o g r a m throughout the year, accounting for the group's sizable mem- bership. In addition to gaining the latest information on lab- oratory dissection, heart disease, and pre-vocational ideas from guest speakers, the members saw laboratory work in orthopedics through a visit to Overlook Hospital. The view- ing of a movie on tranquilizing drugs and a trip to a game bird' refuge were also included in the groups, activities. in ' McCandless, 1. Van Buren. First row: E. Hawley, C. Fox, I. Reiber, R. Knapp, A. Johanson, H. Levenbach, L. Cowan, C. Hyer, A. Ginocchio, I. Kane, L. Kamm. Second row: R. NVrathol, D. VVade, R. Bitzer, R. Spiller, B. Carrier, Mr. NVright, T. Barr, XV. NVrightstone, T. Lock, A. NVhite, B. NVald, A. Torell, D. Schengrund, P. Clark, A. Forster. . PF? CHEMISTRY CLUB The activity of the chemistry phase of the Science Club was primarily centered on labora- tory work which could not be covered in class. Guided by Mr. VVilliam Lukens, Bill Wald, president, the club's members gained lab experience in titra- tion and qualitative analysis and were acquainted with the use of the analytical balance. They also were afforded the oppor- tunity to witness commercial processes' through the club's trips to Bay Way ,ReHneries, Merck Research Center,-.g-and the Air Reduction plant in 'Mur- ray Hill. Vi First row: D. Crierson, I. Reiber, E. Clark. Second row: I. Meinert, V. Lapine, R. Reuble, C. Israel, M. Earl, A. Hunt, 1. Stranad, Miss XVhite. Third row: E. Balph, P. Mele, M. Kirsche, R. Berman, J. Harms, VV. Iones, A. Forster, B. Hellquist, VV. Mayer, J. Stamler, B. Aikenhead, D. Seligman. Fourth row: M. L. Blanken, I. MacLeod, S. Fletcher, B4 C I E C E PHYSICS CLUB By engaging in group projects, seeing movies, and observing demonstra- tions by club members, the Physics section of the Science Club sought to gain knowledge which supplemented that acquir- ed in class. Under the supervision of Mr. john NVright and its chairman, Al johannson, the group Science Day at Rutgers Science Fair at Newark. participated in the State University and the V. Ciardello, E. Brundo, R. Pelos, A. Osborne, Mr. Koppenol, MIMEQGRAPHING DEPARTMENT The efficient mimeographing crew per- formed one of the many behind-the-scenes services this past year. Directed by the guid- ing hand of Miss Irene Hitz, the crew per- formed duties both for the school and for other organizations. They duplicated thou- sands of tests, explanatory notes, programs, bulletins, and other material consisting of P.T.A. letters and bulletins. XVe are grateful for this clubis services. FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT The Financial Department is composed of senior Bookkeeping II students. The responsibility of the yearis financial affairs of S.H.S. was in the hands of this depart- ment. Mr. Comelius Koppenol, advisor and instructor, has aimed to give the students opportunties to apply and learn with act- ual situations. This department was entrusted with the accounts of the Athletic Council, Band, Senior, junior, and Sophomore classes, the TOP, TOVVER, Magazine drive, school shows, class projects, and dues from other active organizations. The money handled during the year totaled about 814,000 The students had two lab periods in addition to the regular assigned classes to work on financial transactions. M. Critelli, B. Birch, B. Bird, M. Mauger, S. Hopkins, Miss Hitz B. C t M. McGrath, D. Van Note, J. Farrell, E. Bolash, E. Stefanie, S. Caiillnionfi Spencer, C. lannello, V. Arato, B. Spencer, A. McLeroy. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB First row: B. Smith, C. Israel, S. Covalt, T. Willey. Second row: R. Reuble, S. Fox, K. Spitzer, R. Fox, S. Crow, J. Mantel, C. Earl, S. Stollery. Third row: A. Torell, C. Carlson, B. Bruer, D. Spurgeon, P. Risley, M. Benner, D. Schrock, S. Hopkins, P. Guest, F. DePaul, H. Levenbach. trip. The International Rela tions Club is a sgroup of studenb interest in ex changing knowledge and opinions on current affairs The club met once a month under the sponsorship f Miss Mildred F. Steele with Bobbe Fox presiding The usual. procedure was a brief panel discussion on a chosen Subject, and follow ed by a group discussion of this topib. A wide variety of subjects were covered during the year, not only on international relations but also on current news prob lems. Eggzgqlhighlight in the Pqiogram the club plmmtd I0 take a field SPORTSMANS CLUB Outdoor life was the keynote of Summit High's iish and game organization, the Sportsman's Club. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Morton Ashman, the clubs leaders - Bob Schoenweiser, P r e s i d e n t g Cary Bruhns, Vice President and Secretary, and Grant Dorwart, Treasurer-carried on an active program. Four standing committees-Conserva- tion, Programming, Activities, and Con- tests-developed valuable activities for all members. Outstanding among these was the continuation of last year's project: re- claiming a stream at Camp Lion. The Sportsman's Club was an organiza- tion for the better appreciation of and lively interest in the great outdoors. 3 -'A ua Lu....,, Y, Q. EE fb gm m0 fic :l gc :rn Q- ...Q U29 si. -Ii 'ra Z-1 Om Em an Q FD Z9- 2. F511 Fi? VZ ,Ur iw II P2 fb :fs -c' ,UQ as ET SS WPT' mg! 2r:.ET .Mfg F5951 V8 6:95 :r'g..5- 5. fi 92- Z WUT' F- U 4' 2-1 FJ --O E55 ....1.. if 5 -- F! .Q P' 5. mi? -cad can EET- :bp-if t l'1'1f:1Df First row: C. Mixon, A. Torell, R. Snyder, T. Ludlow, First row: A. Kulaszewski, C. Dorwart, R. Schoenwisner, C. Brun, D. Seligman, I: Clay. Second row: H. Sn 'der, D. Marcy, NV. VVrightstone, D. Hebble, A. king, R. Kleinfelder, H. Siege, H. Binner, D. johnsten, R. Orrick. Absent from picture: D. XVerner, J . Bleeckt-Ll PEP CLUB One of the newer clubs in S. H. S., the Pep Club is made up of 130 spirited, peppy students who promoted school spirit and interest and maintained our high level of sportsmanship among participants and spectators. The club was divided into three committees: art, entertainment, and program. Among the club's projects were planning the football and. basketball dances, making posters to advertise them, and making maroon and white pom-poms for the football games. john E. Moore, the student president, and Miss Steele, the able advisor, both have done grand jobs in leading the Pep Club's successful VARSITY CLUB Originally formed as an organization which would give prominent recognition to outstanding varsity members of the school teams, the Varsity Club, with Coach john Underwood as its mentor, now has ex- panded its activities. This year members of the club, under the direction of Bill Butler, president, carried on an intensive coaching program for young hope- fuls at the Edison Recreation Center. Easily iden- tiiied by their jackets, Varsity Club members are living examples of the pride Summit High School takes in its sports activities. activities. , Kamm, B. Cage, B. Evans, B. Sayre. Third row: B. Knowles, I. Ginn, H. Levenbach, D. Marcy, L. Lombardo, I. Britt, S. , Wiatroslci, j. Schieppe, D. McFaddin, B. Scheck, F. Stauder, R. , Mandatto. ,'14 '-AX' n -' Seated: I. Reiber, M. Manger, N. Nordahl, S. Stollery, A. Clift. Standing: H. Brenn, L. Reichcnbach, B. Spencer, A. Dickinson, S. Spurgeon, A. Kinley, E. McCue, S. Fryling. RED CROSS COMMITTEE The junior Red Cross Committee is an organization which provides service to the community, aiding the people of this area in matters of health and wel- fare by carrying out interesting projects for different groups and institutions. They have completed three projects for hospitals: knitting beanies for vet- erans in Lyons Hospital, making cook- ies for veterans in Orange Memorial Hospital, and making colorful vases to brighten up the rooms of Lyons Hospi- tal. The girls have undertaken two community projects-working as nurses' aides in Overlook Hospital on Saturday mornings, and welcoming the needy Hungarian refugees who spent many hours here awaiting their trains. Behind all these projects and services were Ioan Bonardel, chairman, and Miss Edith VVhite, the committeeis well-chosen advisor, both deserve much credit for their hard Work. FIRST AID SQUAD The First Aid Squad, a group of senior girls who work as aides in the Medical Room, is an exclu- sive club. Only those girls who earn an Av in First Aid during their junior year are eligible. These squad members, headed by Chairman Lynn Negus, performed important services, which includ- ed keeping records of all who came into the Medical Room, run- ning errands, assisting the nurse, and being on hand to help out in any emergencies. Under the su- pervision of Miss Grace jones and the school nurse, Mrs. Mildred Matthews, the members gained the experience and selfsatisfaction of caring for other people's wel- fare. First row: P. Flagler, I. Bonardel. Second row: P. Guest, B. Burke, Z. Albert, N. Nordahl, S. Matthews, C. Israel, A. Kinley,, M. Manger. Third row: I. Thomas, M. Hoglund, Miss White, I. Dutrich, G. Stavanick, S. Hopkins, D. Van Note, I. Farrell, I. Mantel, G. Earl, B. Best, E. Bolash, E. Elmer, S. Rafferty, K. Shoemaker, J. Thielbar. GIRLS' ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY The Girl's Athletic Honor Society is an organization composed of all the junior and senior girls who have earned a letter or numerals the preceeding group was active, and kept the gym jumpini. year. This year the First row: R. Reuble, A. Yannell, I. Stranad, NI. Schubert, B Farland, K. Kennedy. Second row: D. Spurgeon, E. Brundo, Gneser, L. Negus, M. Manger, S. Burns, 1. Mantel, D. Schrock, row: M. Murray, I. McCann, E. McCue, A. Kinley, E. Woost I. MacMaster, B. MacMaster, B. Burke, G. Stavenick. Smith, I. Mc- C. Elmer, M. G. Fox. Third er, M. Benner, Highlights of the program were the games with the women faculty, and the tumbling sessions. Lynn Negus, chairman, did a fine job, particularly on the issue of Chit-Chat, the magazine of the Girls' Athletic Association of New jersey, which she supervised. The faculty advisor, Miss Grace Jones, came through as usual with a fine program. She was again the spark behind all the efforts of the group. MGDERN DANCE CLUB The Modern Dance Club was directed by Miss Lillian Berg with Diane as its president. On Monday afternoons, the girls learned about dance forms, music moods, and ways of expressing themselves throng! dance. The club participated in the Dance Symposium with many other New jersey high school groups. They also performed in the Sprin Con- cert and gave an assembly the high school. First row: S. Covalt, S. Matthews, M. Long, A. Elliot, S. Bennett, S. Matthews, E. Mitchell, Y. Nichols, L. Skcrritt, C. Bergman, A. Dusick. Second row: D. Polikoff, B. Marchella, S. Fox, M. A. Christian, R. Fox, B. Censemer, L. Mc- Nair, A. Smith, T. Leech, P. Guest, J. Carter. 5 ALBERT I. B BARTHOLUMEW 'Q FUTURE TEACHE'Q or AMERICA N. T -I .T . First row: S. Boudakian, C. Thomas, L. Lewin, D. Van Note, S. Matthews, K. Spitzer, L. Hanon. Second row: B. Bird, S. Covalt, C. Montouri, I. Murray, F.. Bolash, L. VVooster, P. Townsend. Third row: Mr. Dilson, J. McCann, j. Parkin, B. Best, S. Maclay, M. Manger, S. Crow, B. Mountain, F. Shanley, B. Wallace, C. Eicklie. Absent from picture: B. Spencer, B. Cardner. The F.T.A. has striven to make itself known among the student body. The main purposes are ex- ploratory, pre-vocational, and pre-professional, and through F.T.A. projects, students have learned about the opportunities in teaching. To carry out these objec- tives, field trips were taken to Edison Vocational High School, Newark State Teachers College, and Elkwood Play School. This club presented an assembly entitled 'Tve Got A Secretf' Once a month, the latest New Iersey Educa- tion Association films were shown and the faculty and students invited. Two bulletin boards were also main- tained by the group. All this activity kept the presi- dent, Seta Boudakian, and Mr. John Dilson, the Advisor, very busy. Seated: B. Best, B. Carricr, A. XVhite. Standing, first row: S. Eberhart, I. MacMaster, N. Nordalil, XV. VVatson, F. Monson, L. Kamm, L. Cowan. Second row: j. Kane, R. Knapp, XV. Badgely, V. Cnadagno, R. Spiller, A. Forster, H. Levenbach, J. Lock, R. Snyder. Third row: D. Schengrund, A. Cinocchio, I. Clay, A. Torell, A. Johanson. The Senior Math' Club is prim- arily for students who wish to delve further into the complex world of numbers. It presents additional sides to the polygon of mathemati- cal functions. The monthly meetings - were conducted by Bruce Carrier, the president. Mr. Charles Bogart and Mr. NValton Simons, the advi- sors, have aided greatly in the development of the club. . ,EQ miami:- Mr. Hannaford has been instrumental in promoting music as a recreational and educational force in the state as well as in our own community and school. Besides being the director of the junior and Senior High School bands and orchestras, he is responsible for drilling the marching band, instructing begin- ning musicians and instrumental ensembles, working with the Dance Band towards their annual assembly, and preparing students for membership in the Regional and All State bands and the All State Orchestra. This year Mr. Han- naford was selected to conduct the All State Orchestra, and he is currently serving Second Vice-president of the Department of Music of the New jersey Education Association. First row R Bloomstem, I Rane, F. Shanley, I. Tate, M Levenbach, C. Covey, A. Balph, C. Heyer, W. Devereux, S Kalm, E. Patterson, N. Nordahl, M. Manger, J. Macklasterj Second row: Mr. Hannaford, L. May, I. Klcinfelder, J. Cowan P. Townsend, D. Richardson, R. Sayre, C. McMahon, A. Klein B. Spiller, A. Siegal, P. Facchini, C. Dorwart, D. VVade, B Whiteside, B. Ceissel, L. Retterer, S. Eberhart, T. Leech. Third row: R. Walker, I. McCormick, D. Boudakian, Smith, J. Mc- Kinley, Stranad, I. Sawyer, E. McCue, S. Maclay, NI. Murray, C. Elmer, I. Stranad, C. O. Hobbs, E. Hawley, P. Carlson, B Brewster, B. llellquist, j. Hazen, C. Haines, D. Seligman, J. Fox H. Alexander. 1 , THE BAND In the fall, Summitls High School band concen- trates on arranging the half-time show for the football games and spends many hours each week, under Mr. Hannaford's direction, practicing and perfecting intri- cate marching routines. First row: G. Montague, A. English, I. Reiber, B. Wright, G. Dorwart, C. Elmer, J. Tate, T. Leech. Second row: A. Balph, A. Johanson, G. Heyer, C. johnes, A. Dickinson, j. Unverzagt, D. Wade, H. Ceissel, E. Hawley, Mr. Hannaford, E. McCue S. Fletcher, M. Murray, A. Siegal, L. Retterer, S. Eberhart, I Ozenberger. THE ORCHESTRA Although this year's orchestra was limited in mem- bership, the players enjoyed working together under Mr. Harry Hannafords direction. The orchestra played for such functions as the Honor Society Assembly and occasional plays. Their two main efforts, however, were the Spring Concert and Graduation exercises. The Spring Concert is traditionally opened by the orchestra, which has in its repertoire not only many of the stand- ard classics, but several concert numbers in a lighter ve1n. 1 First row: A. Balph, H. Cooper, V. Guadagno, L. Retterer, B. Hawley, E. McCue. Third row: D. Souren, C. Heyer, T. Ludlow, NVright, P. Facchini, Mr. Hannaford, A. Siegal. Second row: L. McNair. S. Maclay, J. Blades, D. Wade, B. Ceissel, E. Patterson, E. DANCE BAND One of the assemblies enjoyed most by the student body was the annual presentation by the Dance Band. Backed by a neat beat and cool arrangements and headed by Mr. Harry Hannaford, the Dance Band, in addition to featuring outstanding instrumentalists, brought to the fore student vocalists with unusual tal- ent. This popular musical organization included the most advanced players from the band and orchestra and afforded these students experience in playing in the modern and popular fields of music. Their efforts were certainly appreciated by all. At cpiano: I. Ozenberger. First row: B. Best, I. Parkin, M. Hog- lun , S. Crow, C. Allen, K. Shoemaker, I. Thomas, S. Fox, P. Cuest, M. Mauger, M. Levenbach, C. Cargiulo, C. Bergmann, P. Townsend, J. Bonardel, M. Schubert, J. Carter, S. Bennet, R. Snyder, C. Montague, I. Stamler. Second row: A. Staplin, Rafferty, A. Hunt, J. Veitch, S. Skiles, V. Foster, A. Dickinson, I. Hieber, L. Lander, S. Scriggins, j. MacMaster, P. Hunt, M. Hawley, S. Covalt, VV. NVallach, D. Meyer, J. McFarland, A. Frosch, B. Hellquist, D. Seligman, I. Hazen, B. Monson. Third row: L. Obressa, H. Pelow, B. Fox, J. Mac-Daniels, J. Murray, E. VVallach, N. Nelson, C. Luther, D. Lundry, Lewis, jan Tausch, Maclay, j. McCann, I. Sawyer, C. Davies, T. Judson, D. Van NNinkle, R. VVhiteside, XV. XVald. Fourth row: W. Van W'inkle, C. Low, B. Snyder, T. Ludlow, H. Snyder,'A. Hahn, j, McCormick, I., Jacobsen, E. VVilly, I. Stranad, M. Cermanton, j, Harms, A, Clift, R. Whitmore, P. Zusi, J. Davies, C. Starks, A. Ginoochio, C. johns, D. Hebble, C. Carlson. Fifth row: F. Monson, S. Eberhart, I. Blades, W. XVrightstone, P. Carlson, I. Moore, B, Butler, M. May, R. Heiss, C. Fox, L. Skerritt, K. Spitzer, E. Elmer, K. Sharpe, L. Bullock, R. Ceise. THE CHORUS parts: Club. gave One of the oldest and most popular institutions in Summit High School is the chorus. This ear, because of its unwieldy size, the chorus was divi ed into three Small Chorus, Girls Clee Club, and Boys Clee Directed by Mr. Daniel Kautzman, the chorus music assemblies, the Spring Concert, and the Christmas Pageant. The Small Chorus, with Tom Lud- low as president, sang at Grand Central Station and the Commodore Hotel in New York City The most important undertaking for the chorus this year was contributing to the prOClUCtiOI1 of the C-0- show, Brigadoon . First row V Earl C Trevorrow L Bulloch I NlcFarland A Dickinson Nl lNclson Harms Second row T Ludlow C ohncs L Jin Tlusch Nl C crm lnton lx Shoem alter P Hunt K Allen C Low rlhlrd row L lXi1lllll S Forccllon L Obressa WV VV1ll ich 1 A D' CUISE AND DISCUISE The leadership and co- operation within Cuise and Disguise made this one of the Dramatic Clubs most lctlxc ind en joy ible xeirs At the helm were Xlr XY arrcn Dcder ick with a gre it dc ll of past experience in drama tics ind President Karen Shoemaker who worked with her executixe com mittee and adxisor t make the clubs projects and meetlngs very suc Cordon R Young D Schrock I Hassclbiucr P Townsend J Karr D Lenobxa T Cessful Nicholson Mr Dederlck ART CLUB The activities of the Art Club did much to make the various functions of SHS successful Although the club met but once a month its members spent many hours after school under the guidance of Miss Adele Hepbron advisor of the club ind imes NIcCor mick President The responsibility cf designing and painting thc scmnux ot Brlgadoon l'eql.l1I'6Cl the tilcnts of t club members, as did most of thc dc coraU0rnS for the Iunlor Prom Through these prolects the Art Club took active part in school life w hile hclping to develop the talents of its members DER DEUSCHE VEREIN First row: C. Stavenick D. Schengrund W. YVilhelm S. Fisher C. Elsaesser K. Kennedy First row L Vlulft L Nloore I Cermlnton I Jflcobsen Second row D ftllllllli Nl Holmes S Stollerx S Hopkins C 'lrexorrow N Hill Thlrd row S Cox ilt A Stiplm S Robertson I NlacDuucls S Diplock Nliss Hcpbron D Nlarcy McCormick E. Cl irk L Hazen S Hlbbcrcl 'Nl Kane T h c C e r m a n Club Dcr Deutsche Verein consisted of mately twenty the members A meet ing wls held once a m o n t h with Xl olfgang XX ilhelm is the pres1d1nU of ficer md idwisor Miss Eliz ibeth Carew During the meetings each member would tell a story in German and answer the roll call with a German Miss Carcw. Second row: A. Hibig B. NValdau D. Iaeger D. VVerner R. Rathol E. Pf0V9l'b- Birx A. Bezier R. Edwards E. Preuss. ENTRE NOUS Entre Nous the French club has had a wery suc cessful year More than fifty members from second and thlrd year French classes partlclpated as dld past French students S Wmner C Trevorrow B Cralg S Hurlbert B Kxnley H Berman I Cast D NlcNllll1n I Nimtcl T lNll.llOlSOfl S Xlaclay L Frylmg NI Llftll A lxmley R hVlllUll0l'6 I Thomas I Stamlcr Nl A Xanacone Nl lxunc I Parkin I NlcCann Nllss Sc ma backer W1th 1ts new advlsor Mxss Ruth Schabacker many 4,- Flrst row L Lewm I Iacobsen C Fox I Ozenberger X Poster C Contl Nl Iaycow I Roslcr S Crow A DlLlxlllSOD Second row K Spltzcr C lsrael N Nor d ahl A Obressa P Townscnd I Bonardel S For ccllon N Hnll E kmley C Elckele Third row H Lucls S hschcr S Hopkms S Stollery L Frere new programs took place A sklt taken from a play by Mohcre was gxven at the anuary meetmg and many new songs and games of a French nature were learned at prevlous meetmgs +M- Fxrst row seated R Krlesel K Cunpbell Nllss Carew A Cllft D Thomas Second row VV Ccrlmg., NI Manger I Brlndow I Aheam Standlng, B Knapp B Bud T Ludlow S Elscher W Weemng On the first Tuesday of each month Senatus Populus ue Romanus EL FAROL El Farol, the Spamsh Club met on the thnd Fnday of every month Under the SUPCTVISIOH of Mxss Elizabeth Carew the clubs purpose was to 1n crease 1ts members knowledge of speakmg abzhty, and mterest 1n Span 1sh spealung countries The orrgm of the clubs name 1S very mterestmg Because Summlt was called named El Faro de Espanol whlch means The Beacon of Spamsh Thls name bemg too long and unwieldy a final 1 was attached to Faro thus maklng E1 Farol SENATUS met to have an lnterestlng and unusual meetlng ThlS xelr SP H wel comed a new advrser Miss Iean NIcVean Mlss McVe1n together Wlth Presldent Elm Bolash and an appomted commrttee planned each meetmg Seated P Pickett I Coddmgton I Niurray V Sher man C Booth S Nlatthews A Dlcklnson I Xeltch H E Bolash D Nleyer C Frenda C Rei Stanchng, XI Klrsche S Fox I Tate D Baldwln S Cowalt L 7 if E Lamb R louny., W Patterson C Iohnes C Hurlburt L Bullock A Hunt A Staplm l Nic Damels S Roberts I Carter Skerxtt B Xoung D Rltchle Wallach I Coddmgton E . f 11' ' . 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TOP EDITORIAL BOARD I Thlelbar A Torrell C Jaeger A Forster D Mc Fadden M Chnshan R Pelos TOP 57 can Thlelbar Albert Forster Mary Ann ChTlSfl3D Drew McFadden Arthur Torell Carl aeger The TOP IS Summxt Hlghs year book Thxs year was headed by Ioan Th1elbar edltor ln Chlef and Mr Robert Latzer advrsor Romeo along w1th many other students offered h1s talents to th1s long and rewardlng PWFCI Sfiyrk on the 57 TOP began last sprmg and contlnued through the summer one ma1n project bemgbhe creatlon of Romeo our 'ggi' frlend In the flu, the stag started p1ec1ng together therr dream The edxtorlal staff was responslble for all Edltor ln Chlef Llterary EClltOI' Asslstant Llterary Edltor Art Edltor Sports Edltor Photography Edltor copy except the sports Wflte ups the creatlon of whlch was the job of the sports staff The photography crew took mformals of school sports and act1v1t1es and the art staff tled the theme 1n drawrngs In add1t1on the art edltor took over the tedlous task of plannmg the entlre book The busl ness staff under the dlrectron of MISS Trna F ederica, lzmgmd the financmg of RB buck and 1ts crrculatxon The staffs of TOP 57 IIJPQ that you are enloyrng thrs book they have prepared for you EDITORIAL STAFF Seated S Vcazle, L Lewln, R For, A Forster, NI A Chr1st1an,j Xlct ash, C, Hughes Standlng P Clark, K Payne, I McCann, B Best, S Maclay, S Skrnker, l:. Bollsh, S Neher, A Cmotchlo Absult from picture S Boud.1k1.1n, NI Parlapmrlo, I XICLIZIC, C, Low, W NVatson, R WhlflIl0f8, I Ahern, I:. Xic,Cue, J Harms, I Karr 9 I . qlwgw -ggpgv -UWWWU hvvg nhww 1 W -AVWA - -bbll a . -. - 1. 2-A 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ss,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,s,,.,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,, ' . ' . book together by carrying out the 42 BUSIINESS STAFF Fxrst row I Ryer R Walden R Pelos E Brundo NI Stlbltl A Cllft johnson Second row D S lr geon B Spencer I Farrell C Alen L l'ryl1n5., S Stollery S Hoplcms D Man Note 5 SPORTS STAFF L Negus A Torell F Nlonson B Carrler l I hz. EDITORIAL STAFI' Seated B Fox B Clrrler Z Albert Stlndmg, A Torrell P Cllflx A DlLlxlIlSKJIl E I'1Lbush THE TOWER The TOWER our school newspaper xx ent through manv dlfHCUltl6S to get the paper to us XI 1th advrsor Mr Lawrence Conrad and edltor B111 XY atson the paper mm lged to get through some Hn.1nc1al dlf'flCllltlCS th1s wear Durlng 1 part of the selr the Sllmmlt Herald PllbllSll8d school news because of the lack of hlgh school funds Because of .1 new photo offset prmt mg process the cost of pubhshmg the piper wls so reduced that It agun was pubhshed for the student body It IS ex pected that wlth the new process and student lnterest the piper w1ll be success ful 1n future years TOXVER STAFF Seated B Censemer A Fox B Burke S Forcellon D Xlarcy P Guest S XVIISOD I Metash D Spurgeon S Lewls E Halnes B Splller TOWER EDITORIAL BOARD W Watson S Matthews L Lewm I McLoughl1n Mg, x 1'-H 'A 1 'I I' J x X- ' x R' V ' 1 a 7 . . - 1 14 - . f 7 1 1 ' ' 7. C 7 2 2 . ' ' . . ll . 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I X 0 E. f L51 fk, I gi' '49-fn' v' P i 5 1 as I -Q,-W . -1 'Q I ' sf f 0' N W , M A V' I I ' ' 'Mk , Q 2 I fi ve' p ark'- . 5 l sy 5 Q ' P Q , , N., ? , ' . - JM v 4 A if , , I .A TWURLERS No doubt you have seen these hlgh steppers on the field leading a vrctory parade or on the stage at pep ralhes These glrls are our able twlrlers under the gurdance of Nlr Harry Hannaford In M the twlrlers from several towns at tended a tW1I'l1I'1g chnxc where they exchanged ldeas and learned new routmes Ann Osborne the m lorette makes up her own routlnes wh1le Eleanor Stefanek the cap ta1n guldes the other g1rls The tw1rle'rs hope to start a twlrlmg club 1n whrch the glrls w1ll help to teach any other lr s lnterested ln twrrlmg These lr s have done well and have gained the recogmtlon VVll1Cll they de serve Flrst row A Osbome E Steffanek Second row I Popolhlo D Lundry A Paradlse I Relber P Guest M Nelson CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are an rmportant factor 1n the sports of Summlt Hlgh School At pep ralhes we found them bubbling wlth energy and spre 1d1n0f thelr enthu slasm for the commg football or basketball glme to the students At the games the cheerleaders boosted and promoted the spmt of both spectators and players Pmcmcrng dutlfully every week they worked on last vears cheers and were always developmg new ones Dld vou notlce tllell' smart new basketball umformsp Nhss L1ll1an Berg thelr advrsor had a fine bunch of gals to work wxth thxs ye ir and under her enthuslastlc gurdance Summlt had a VIVHCIOUS group of cheer leaders Kneelmg left to rlght NI Crleser NI May G Earl P Hunt Standlng E Kmley C Luther C Rlemer J Aul I NIcFarland C Dean J Stranad H Brenn AM, . . -. 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Snyd r Nlr Halden a g Mt Cblcmin L Bontempo OC ER There wxll never be adequate words to descrrbe th1s years soccer team It brought to Summrt Hlgh School the hlghest award rn the state .1 Group III champmnshlpl There were some great 1I1dlV1Cll1J.l performances The most outst.Lnd1ng one was the flrst telm all state selectwfl g1V8D to Roger Pennrngton for the second straz t year Roger co clptarn along wlth XI ebb Van W e also received the boosters award as the most valuable player on the team However Roger didnt do all the work He had plenty of help from ohn Moore the center forward john set a Surnmrt H1gh School record by scornng 17 goals more than any other plaver IH our schools hrs 4 ,................. I I -------------'---- 0 4 ,..,....,........... .................... 0 1 ,,...,,.,,,........... ..............,.... . -. 1 3 ................ ................ 0 4 ...................... ...................... 1 I 3 ,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, .............,........ 1 A 3 ....,.,...,,.,,,1... 1 .................... 0 . n ' 0 ..,...,,..,,........ CHATHAM ........,..... ...... 4 - ' . ' . l 0 ...................... .........,............ 7 6 .................. ................ 1 .. 0 4 ,,,...,..1............ .........,............ 0 2 ------------------ --------4--------- 0 . , ' ' ' ' . f l,B. -k :...'x ' hng,,,.lucl?n., ' I , ' , .- I 4 x LINEMEN Front row, left to right: I. Johnston, H. Schmidt, I. Moore, D. Golding, R. Pennington. Back row: P. Hawley, H. Fitterer, A. White, E. Betts, T. Ludlow, D. Marcy, L. Kamm, H. Levenbach, A. Torell. tory. In fact, Iohnis two goals in the tremendous play- off game with Englewood provided the margin of vic- tory. These two stalwarts were aided by Dick Golding, who scored the other goal in the playoff, and one of the real great hustlers on the team. The rest of the scor- ing was done by three juniors, Herb Schmidt, six goalsg john johnston, five goals, and Ed Betts, one goal. As great as this scoring punch was, it would have meant little without the defense. Except for two games, no opponent scored more than one goal against the stout Summit defense. This included 7 shutouts in 13 games. A great deal of the credit goes to Bob Evans, center-half, and XVebb Van XVinkle and Amold Cinoe- chio, fullbacks. But where would they have been with- out Gil Low's superb saves and booming kicks that so symbolized the power of this team? Donit think that this was a team of individuals. It was far from it. The credit goes to the coaching staff, Head Coach Ehwer Haldenwang and Assistant joseph Coleman. They wove this collection of good soccer players into a great soccer team. They also did a miraculous job of getting the team upv after losing both big games to Chatham and Kearny. How well they did the job is exemplified by the score of the next game, 6-0 in favor of SHS. Credit should also be given to Bob Snyder, who did a great job as manager and played a large part in maintaining the teamis high spirit throughout the season. Yes, this was a great team, probably the best Sum- mit High has ever had. This was a State Championship team, the first ever for Summit. It leaves a lot of honor to be carried by next year's team. However, next yearis team-led by first-string juniors Herb Schmidt, John Johnston, Pete Eddy and Bob Kinley-should definitely make Summit a contender for Group III honors again. FCLLBACKS AND GOALIES Front row,- left to right: XV. Van XVinkle, A. Ginoechio, B. Sayre, B. Carrier. Back row: B. Craig, D. Barr, G. Low, D. Van NVinkle. LINEMEN Front row, left to right: VV. Scheck, VV. Butler, J. Meineke, F. Stauder, R. Knowles, M. Yanacone, NV. Sigler,'P. Faherty. Middle row: E. Feibush, D. Bellemore, E. Haines, A. Langenus, D. Harvis, L. Cray, M. Colangelo, C. Torell. Back row: A. liiola, W. Boheru, W. Monson, T. Burke, H. Blackmon, T. Minnella, D. Frank, R. Morgan. , FOOTBALL .7if'i Summit's 186 football squad came through with a rather erratic win-loss record. On the first play of the season, Tony Cardone ran back the opening kickoff sixty- five yards for a toigghflown. SPU1'1'6dF0lI by this, the Ma- roon and XVhite to beat Roselle Park, 21-13. The Hilltoppers, only field goal this year failed to stymie Ver- ona in a close game which ended in a 13-9 Summit defeat. Our loss to arch-rival Millburn was a hard beating, and about the worst we took-32-6. Unable to hold back Clif- ford Scott witli a 13-0 lead, we had to accept a 13-13 deadlock. This was an improvement over the two pre- ceeding games, but not enough. Beginning another of our one-game winning streaks, we reigned victorious ENDS over Glen Ridge by a score of 20-13. However, the squad met bitter defeat at the Madison and Rahway fields in its next two contests, losing by scores of 21-7 and 27-0 respectively. As has been traditional in the last few seasons, we won our last game, beating Caldwell 13-6, giving us a record of three wins, four losses, and one tie. Our backfield proved to be the teamis strong fact- or. At uarterback alternated Norm Lavery and Bob Cage, W ' ,Tony Cardone held the wingback position. Larry Lockhart skillfully filled in the tailback spot as Len Lombardo also did at the fullback post. Steve NVia- troski performed well as one of our defensive backs. Playing center in the line was Bob Knowles, also Front row, left to right: W. Badgley, R. Mandatto, C. Owren, S. NViatroski, I. Meinert. Back row: S. Daisley, L. Rayford, R. Gilmartin, J. McTernan, G. Riemcr, B. Rulmke. I is - A BACKS Front row left to r1f.,ht A Cardonc R Cage I E Nloore L Lockhart I Gmn I Schleppe Second row D Niels R Roder T Nlettee B Colesworthy H Bennett P Ryan N Lavery ltnoxxn for h1s llflfdlllllg toe on extra poxnt k1CkS Two promxsmg lumors fllled the guard posltxons Fred Stau der md Nllke Yanacone wh1le B1ll Butler our contrl lJllt1OIl to the Lmon Co11ntv flrst team teamed up with on Nluncke and Mlke Col mgclo to hold down the two tukle spots As ends B111 B1dg,lLy and Bob Mandato pulled dovsn manv touchdown 1Qr11ls An rmmelsur lble lmount of crcdrt goes to our fx cellent new coxch Howard Anderson md lus two capable assrstants Bruce Bears and Thom IS Lu SHS OPP ROSELLE PARK VERONA MILLBURN GLEN RIDGE MADISON RAHWAY CALDWELL COACHES ANID Nl -XNIACERS Left to right D Crlerson I Nan Buren N r Lee Xlr Anderson R Whxteslde . 1 1 ' A 1 , ' ' f -- 21 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ............ . .13 1 . r T I . j I, ' ' . 9 .........------.---- ------------------ - - 13 ,-Q, . 6 ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.... . ...32 1 ,f ' I, A Y 1 Q V 13 ........,... CLIFFORD scoTT .... 13 , , ' 1' . , Q 20 ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........... . 13 ' ' -, l ' 7 .,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,, ....,........... . 21 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .....,,............. 2 7 13 .................. ------------.----- 6 S S S 1 EF 1 A ov'o'l' HLNJA ' Uffffe' QNMW sumti? NQSPBY First row, left to right: A. White, I. Schieppe, j. Britt, G. Owren, B. Badgley. Second row: B. j. Clark, H. Schmidt, J. Meinert, T. Prior, F. Gage, H. Mettee. VARSITY BASKETBALL igQi'4f1Summit High's basketball team, 1956-1957 version, Q picked by the experts, to have a hard time even matching the three and fifteen record of the Maroon Q'lQW7VVh1t6 of one year previous. A late season surge Hilltoppers a final record of seven wins and eleven? Alil losses, with an even split in the ten Suburban Conference games good for a second-place tie with Millburn and Madison. Four straight losses at the be- ginning of the season gave SHS fans little to cheer about. A thrilling win over Madison and three more losses gave the Maroon and NVhite the same record that their predecessors had had at this point in the season. Then the Hilltoppers awoke, taking three straight from arch-rival Millburn, Verona, and Madison. A loss to Caldwell upset Coach Underwood's charges very little, for they roared back to slaughter Chatham and ble Glen Ridge for a revenge victory. After losing two close games to Millburn and Cranford, the Maroon anaff. WVhite closed their season with a decisive win over Hillft A side, runner-up for Group III State Honors. COACHES AND MANAGERS Left to right: T. Burke, Mr. Underwood, B. Carrier, A. Langenus. Every team has its stars, Summit is no exception. john Meinert was the big guni' for the Hilltoppers this year. He became the third highest scorer in SHS history by scoring 399 points. Herb Schmidt, a junior, proved to be the best underclass prospect on the team since WVillie Mallory of a few years back. Another ex- cellent hopeful for next year's team is junior Tom Prior, who contributed 157 points to the SHS point totals this year. Bill Badgley, scorer of 122 points, was well known for his jump shot from the corner and his driving lay-ups. The Hfth position on the starting team was divided evenly among jerry Britt, Gary Stretch Hal- lingse, and Gil Owren, who gave the team that well- needed balance which is one of the most important factors in winning a game. In his first year at SHS, Coach john Underwood definitely should receive a large portion of the credit due to this year's team. He took a group of boys, all N gyghom he had never coached before, and wove them fl g rieam that was the most improved team in the tgp 55a-aff state? e close of the season. .T 'caros if .6 sv-.. I wa y - , . -'W fit ur A-'L I - Y at , ,. SHS Opp. 50 ............ MOR N ,.,,,.,,,,, , 64 47 ................ Ros A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 60 50 ........ CLIFFOR L ' OTT .....,.. 58 38 .............. WESTFIELD .......,,.,,,, 60 52 ................ 'VV RONA ....... ,...,, 5 4 68 ................ SON ....... ...... e 1 40 .............. ELL - ..,...., 49 Uv- 38 ---------------. W ..,, 5 EL .... 61 X CLE GE .. .61 MIL s RN 56 VERONA 34 MADISON ........ 45 CALDWELL .............. CHATHAM 57 66 44 60 ,... ............ 45 81 67 ..........,. 54 MILLBURN 50 62 65 59 GLEN RIDGE ..........,. 61 57 CRANFORD ...........,,. 51 54 HILLSIDE ....... ..... INTRAMURAL BASKETB LL LEAGUE So that more people might participate in winter sports, an intramural basketball league was organized at SHS during the 1956-1957 winter season. Organized and supervised by Nlr. Howard Anderson, the league prospered in its first season as thirteen homerooms en- tered teams. An American and a National league were organized, with the winners to play off for the cham- pionship. Competition was keen in the early weeks of the campaign. In the National League, 205 and 215 met in a crucial game near the end of the season, with their league title at stake. Sparked by Bob Knowles, 205 jumped o11t to an early lead and staved off a late rally by 215 to clinch the National League title. The American League race was a battle between 109 and 301. Also by stopping a late rally, 301 won the right to play 2205 for the championship. The championship game itself was very close all the way. Playing a steady offense and alert defense, 301 took the lead in the first half, leading 19-16 at the close of the half. Sparked by Bob Knowles and Ed Petracco, 205 began to move in the third quarter, but 301 was able to retain a two point lead at the close of the third quarter. Early in the fourth quarter, Ed Petracco p11t 205 into the lead to stay. At the final whistle, 205 was on top by a 31-229 count. The high scorer in the game was 30115 Mel Scholnick with 12 points, but close on his heels were 205,s Bob Knowles and Ed Petracco, each with 11 COllI1tCI'S The league itself was certainly a success in its initial year. The credit for this undertaking all goes to Mr. Anderson, who has boosted SHS school spirit by an immeasurable amount and begun rivalries be- tween homerooms which should last for many years to come. Most of all, Sir. Anderson should be praised for the ideals of good sportsmanship and fair play which he has installed in every person who played in the league. INTRANIUHAL LEAGUE XVINNER C2059 First row, left to right: E. Petracco. D. Crierson, B. Knowles. Second row: R. Carbacz, J. Clay, NV. Van NVinkle, D. Kent, Standings of the Teams L. Retterer. NATIONAL LEAGUE Team lVon Lost Pct. 205 6 0 1.000 215 6 1 .857 1 M 218 4 2 .667 , 202 3 3 .500 , - X 201 2 4 .333 , 203 1 6 .142 .- l ' 4 207 0 6 .000 ' X , if I c Axieincax LEAGUE 301 5 0 1.000 100 4 1 .600 122 3 2 .600 117 2 .3 .400 11:1 1 4 .200 120 0 5 .000 First row, left to right: C. Cowen, B. Wilkinson, T. Corlett D. Barenborg, E. Rillo, B. NVilkes. Second row: Coach Cornog H. Pennington, VV. Van NVinkle, B. Kubach, W. Meineke A J 1 Torell. Third row: J. Kane, D. Connell, A. VVhite, T. Prior, B. Badgley. BASEB The 1956 Summit High baseball team had a dis- appointing season. Picked to finish high in the Subur- ban Conference, they turned in a 3-6-1 Conference record, good for fifth place, and a 5-9-1 over-all mark. After losing seven out of the first nine, the team re- bounded to capture three wins and a tie in the last six games. Individually, the team had many standouts. Behind the plate Gay Cowen weighed in with a .343 average. At first base YValt Meineke hit a respectable .333 and turned in a fine fielding job. Bill XVilkes, at second base, gained honorable mention on the Union County team, and his .388 batting average was second only to third baseman Bruce XVilkinson, who compiled a .393 average. Shortstop Ed Rillo was an extremely danger- ous clutch hitter and led the team in RBl's. Left field was capably covered by Dave Barenborg, who hit near LL .300. Tom Corlett, a standout defensive center fielder, shook off an early season slump to spark the team during the later stages of the campaign. Webb Van Winkle and Tom Prior shared the right field duties. The mound chores were excellently handled by Bob Kubach, Tom Corlett, Roger Pennington, and John Scarinza. The 1956 season marked the end of a 30-year coaching career for Mr. Elwood Cornog at Summit High. In that time his teams have had both good and bad records, but every single member of these teams left SHS with a solid education in the principles of good sportsmanship, a tribute to Coach Comogis ex- cellent work. Prospects for the 1957 season are very good, with eight lettermen returning. If the team hits, the Hill- toppers could go all the way, resulting in a Suburban Conference championship. 1957 BASEBALL HOPEFULS Front row, left to right: B. Ruhnke, I. Johnston, R. Blaesser, R. Kubach, S. VViatroski, R. Pennington, R. Mandatto, T. Burke C. Owren. Back row: T. Cardone, 1. Crasso, H. Connell, F. Mc- Nlane, I. Meineke, A. NVhite, XV. Mowat, R. Knapp, H. Schmidt P. Eddy, E. Betts, A. Torell, I. Britt. First row, left to right: D. Sharpe, H. Smith, R. Fico, R. Ransom, R. Faherty. Second row: S. Daisley, B. Colesworthy, A. Lan- genus, F. Cage, R. Knowles, M. Nigro, L. Lombardo J. Soward, J. Alderson, B. Sayre. Third row: Mr. Dilson, F. Monson, R. Geissel, D. Marcy, R. Brewster, T. Judson, D. NVoodring, R. Decker, J. Ginn, S. Hurlbert, R. Walker. John Dilson, who built the squad into a winning team. SHS Opp. 47 ,,,... ,,,,, 5 PRINCFIELD ,,,,.,., ...,.. 6 9 The teams strongest events were the high hurdles, low 30 '---- ---------- 5 HLLBUYRN ---------- -'---- 3 7 hurdles, and the javelin. Ralph Fico set a school record 34 .....,. ...........,,., V Eaoxa ,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 8 3 f1-,,kd.H 1.011 dl,,dh.t . d ----.- ikw. 0 D... SCCOH S l'fl IC T151 'llll' GS, an 6 IUISSC 58 ...... ........ G LEN RIDGE ...,..,, ,.,,,, 5 1 a school record in the Javelin, although he did manage CM1DWELI- ---------- ------ 3 4 to set a new Suburban Conference standard in this 72 ...... ...... N VEST ORANGE ......... ....,. 4 6 MADISON ........... ........ ,..... 2 4 Suburban Conference Meet Summit Third with 29 Points. The 1956 track season ended with a thrill when Dave Sharpe won a place for Summit in the Group III 2:20 yard low hurdles at the State Track Meet in New Brunswick. Our team, captained by Ralph Fico, won both of its triangle meets and lost its other dual meets. At the Suburban Conference meet, the Maroon and XVhite placed third out of the six schools that partici- pated, and in that meet Dave Sharpe and Ralph Fico were the mainstays of the team. The real backbone of the squad was the coach, Mr. event. Dave Sharpe set a new school record and tied the Suburban Conference record when he ran the low hurdles in 20.9 seconds at the Conference meet at Mill- burn. Over all, Summit had a fairly successful season. It must be noted, however, that without the hard work of the other members of the team there would have been no Hilltopper victories at all. The 1957 team, however, probably will not have any of the standout performers the 1956 version was fortunate in having. Nevertheless, they should win their share of the meets, for a well balanced squad is hard to beat on any given day. Thus, balance will be the main attribute of the 1957 team. 1957 TRACK HOPEFULS First row, left to right: Mr. Dilson, J. Seward, R. Brewster, S. Hurlbert, R. Cveissel, R. VValker, B. Colesworthy, J. Ginn, R. Knowles, S. Daisley. Second row: D. Marcy, J. Hewitt, XV. VVrightstone, R. Kleinfelder, K. Stiles, L. Johnsen, C. Hobbs, J. Madden, F. Stauder, F. Monson. Third row: A. Langenus, WV. Badgley, J. Van Buren, XV. Monson, D. Van Winkle, D. VVerner, T. Mettee, R. Orr, C. VVolff. Fourth row: W. Cannon, W. Bohren, J. Hazen, R. McClellan, F. Ceissel, XV. Van XVinkle, D. Cooney, F. Jaeger. Fifth row: C. Lang, J. Fleming, B. Craig, L. Bon- tempo, P. Langenus, R. Spiller, J. Clay. Sixth row: F. Cage, E. Davis, H. Mettee, T. Major, P. Hawley, M. Yanacone, YV. Butler. , A-- ... 1 ... ..f nt ln un n First row, left to right: J. Schwarz, B. Clark. Second row: H. Gregersen, I. M. Moore, M. Millman, R. Kinley, G. Low, Mr. McNeely. SHS OPP- 4 ....... ..... G LEN RIDGE ........ ....... 1 2 ,,,,,,, ..... M ADISON ........ ....... 3 3 ....... ..... V ERONA ...,..... ....... 2 5 ,,.,,. ..... G LEN RIDGE ........ ......- 0 4 ,,.,,, ....... C ALDWELL ...... ....... 1 2 ...... ...... M ADISON ........ ....... 3 5 ,,,,,, ....... C ALDWELL ...... ....... 0 2 ,,,,,, ....... M ILLBURN ...... ....... 3 4 ...... ,....,.. V ERONA ...... ....... 1 2 ...... ....... M ILLBURN ...... ....... 3 TENNIS Summit High's tennis team, although definitely a top contender in the Suburban Conference, underwent a season of building in 1956. With only three seniors on the entire squad, the Hilltoppers won six matches while dropping just four. After an easy opening victory over Glen Ridge, the Maroon and White clashed head on with Madison, the dominant team in these arts for several ears. M i front line put up a bitter fight. 5 V if Three victories later, Sum ison again, tangled. This time john M. his t , singles oppon Madison ii' ed the .1 rs HA. match to win y . With th, ,.,.l,,,.. Summit then whitewashed .,:, f but 24 gam ... f . 2 e if of play- T ppers finished ou the season with vic- tories Caldwell and Verona and two close defeats at the hands of.Mi1lburn. B. Clark, Gil Low, and John Moore were P Y 4 ' son's three singles players won, but not until Su . Summit's three singles players. This was 'Vme in many years that thr 'uniors had hel ots, and they performed ns Gregerson and john Schwarz forme olorfu first do W Q' team. The seni - homore combi ' n of ivz, 1 illman and Bo , the se ubl successful. To r they w efeated, iving coach David McNee1y some as ce that he had part of every match sagtucked away. cNeely is very happy about the outlook for 1 e climax of a two-year development period s bring the conference tennis championship to Summit this year. With Clark, Low, Moore, and Kin- ley as a sturdy nucleus, all Summit needs is to solve the perennial problem of filling in chinks in the doubles teams. However, there appears to be ample material from which to choose. john E. Moore, Edgar Davis, Bruce Carrier, and Warren Devereux all seem to have some playing experience and should be the foremost candidates. 1957 TENNIS HOPE FULS Left to right: R. Kinley, J. Moore, B. I. Clark, G. Low, B. Carrier. .Sf A KYKQS ol ball was agam txon Mfhih am e students and as l Qi twofigams were formed to plajkagalnst fffnlon The teams were 1nexpev d and lost both thelr matchei, iut they galned IH knowledge fbi w1ll serve them well next year GIRLS SPORT A new sport speedball whlch IS a comblnatlon of soccer basket ball and touch football was m troduced to the senxor glrls last fall Under the expert coachmg of Mlss Lllhan Berg a team was formed After a crushmg defeat by Un1on 1n volleyball the S H S speedball team regalned thelr txtle by swampmg Un1on In 1956 1957 we engaged 1nter scholastlcally m volley ball soft ball and the new sport speedball whlch also had a brg turn-out for the mter class competltllm. Last sprmg we were falunate 1n hawng a great many glrls come out for softball The new team though mexperlenced proved thelr ablhty bv smashmg MOIIAS town Thxs year we are loolilg forward to competmg w1th more schools and a successful season 9 7 5 . , - 9 7 ' I , . . . y - .,. Lifl popular at S. HT S he competi- . . Qgmgrsf V ,ji A , H T4 wif? ' If ,wr . - iff. 6, 4 . 1 l , - 3 ! ' 7 7 1 J' V Front row left to nght I Bonardel I Parkm E Wooster M E Strbltz B Best A Chft L Negus Back row K Shoemaker S Rafferty S Neher S Maclay M 'viurray I Mc- Cann 1 MacMaster B Mountain E McCue A Kmley HOCKEY The boys carry thelr football to .1 touchdown and over Vlrllburn and Nlorrlstown the semors also smashed krck thelr soccer bail for a goal but for the glrls drlvlng UHIOH H HCW dddlt10Il to the regular h0CkeV SChCdl1l6 a hockey ball ught between those posts IS just as great ,Q thrxll The ISILS lumor and semor grrls turned out S H S S E N I O R S Opp w1th enthuslasm io prove lCl11S .md posted an overall Chatham score of 3 wms 3 losses for the 1956 hocku season The Mlm-mm the senlors won 3 out of 4 games Clptumd bx NI1m1 Union Murray and under the excellent new COlClllY'lg of Mlss S H S I U NI I O R S Opp Nancy Mueller the semor team bowed onlv to Chat ham 1ts tradrtxonal foe Boastmg complete v1ctor1es Mlubum Chatham Front row left to nght C Cont: M Nardxello P Sodano Back row J Luciano B Papno L Mxller M Benner S Bums S Burke R Hess G Stavemck - - B - - . . 0 .......,..,........... ..................... . 2 l , ' 1 7 ' I 4 ....V.........,......... ' .........,....,.,..,..., 1 junior team, with Beverly Papio captain, lost 2 gamesg 3 -A'e'r r-'------' Morrlftown --e4---------A---4-- gl i b I .l r . n l a n,n ' u 1 q . - 0 -Q ,-,V-V,AYY'Yv'---P'-- ---.-.- '.-'4.'-'.'. l -I 1 f - ' 0 ,ss,,.,.,...,.,,.,.,,,,, ' ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 l SHS SHS Front row left to nght Back row Nlxss Nlueller N1 KlI5Lll6 SOPHOMORES lVl0I'I'l5t0NVI'l L mon Chatham Nflllburn Team B Chatham Mlllburn 3 W Spurgeon C Kraycr TN Hlll C Smxth L Hlnn I Nletash 'W W lltor OPP OPP A hnglrsh j Davru C Dawes j Lewrs B Hoelzer The up and commg sophomores turned out full force and is rn plst vc rrs were tllV1d6d rnto two teams to lccomod ite the lirge number In thelr Hrst lnter schollstlc competrtrve season the sophomores collec ley captamed team A md Peggy Pxckett team B two equally promising tc rms whlch combmed under the expert guldance of Mlss Nancy Mueller may have a successful future ahead of them One of the bnght spots of the season th it substantlates thls was team Bs vrctorv over Chatham Summlts hardest rlval Fnrst row left to nght M I Taylor N Iaycox P Prckett I NicKmley C Hurlbert S Niunay L Hammond Back row C Starks S Lewrs D 1Neher J Niemert A Hunt .. A 3 as N 6 L W s I 1 .M 1 , -.1 , L. , ' : . ' Y' , . 1 , '. ' , . ' , . z .1 , . A . - - . -, 1. 1 :, . ' Y , . ' '-q, .. ' . - '.', . , 1 .-.'...--Y-'Y'--vv-- .Y D------------------1 1' 1 , i ' . 1 J ll :W . . . I . .1 --'D'--.----.-FAA.-v--1irl Y I 'LAY--Y.,-V-.h.'-,-.4'Y-- 2 z 2' 3 Q . 1 v U 1 . . . , - S.H.S. Team A Opp, tively scored I win, 2 losses, and 3 ties. jane Mac Kip- 0 .,...r,..,,...,,.,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 ' 1 ' , : 2 ,--.-,--'.-.-,-',..---'- L v D-.'.-----.-...I--'. 2 4 ' . xl x, . ' I 7 . . . . ' c . ' 0 ..,..................... ' .....,........... . ...... 5 , , - ' , ' : . . , . , . . ' , V . . ' I, . , . L , . . ' : . , . , . , - - , ' - lcneellng left to rlght E NItCue L Ncgus Second roxx A Ixmlev Miss Nlueller J McCann Ii, VVooster Abstnt P Townsend Blythe thzrd strught year the class of 190 Glrls Blsketball team has SWQ lhe surrounding schools 1n an undefeated season Captalned by Ellen ,gi-bCue the Summlt Semors were vxctorlous ox er thelr three archrlvals Morrxstown Chath lm Ind Mlllburn as well as soundly trounclng two newlv scheduled schools Union and YVestHeld The elght member squad under their new md very able coach Nhss Nancv Mueller won all games by the xude margins of ten md even fortv points It was a great year for Senlor Glrls Basketball and one that wlll long be remembered SENIORS SHS Opp Morrlstown Chatham Mlllburn Umon XVestfield H f f L 'fr GN J 17 15161506 AL57A KILEN y a 11740 GV5 Y ANN 0.0175-R IM N pl I Ulu-r T . ef 'f' P 7- :Msg 5 o Lt Nl 1 L . BASKETBALL 44 ........r..... ' .............. 27 63 ................ .,...,...,...... 1 9 46 ..,....,...,.... ' .......,,.,,.... 26 27 .................. ' ........,......... 18 37 ....,,.....,.,.. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,, 3 SHS SHS I U N I O R S SHS Opp. MORRISTOWN 25 CHATHAM 26 MILLBURN .,,,.....,.,,,,.,, 28 UNION .,.................. 21 27 16 .................. 17 ............,....... 23 30 WESTFIELD 12 Flrst row left to rlght P Mxnor E Kmley K Spltzer C Anderson Second row P Flagler B Farrell B Saller A Yannell S Bums M Benner I Dletrlch Tlurd row R Rueble I Lucxano Miss Mueller I McFarland K Kennedy The lumor Clrls Basketball team capta1ned by Ann Yannell had some very close games even though they d1d not always emerge v1ctor1ous Losmg to Mor rlstown by only four polnts for thelr first game the lumors whlpped back to beat Chatham by one pomt In the final game they wound up thelr season wlth a vlctory over the1r new opponent Westfield The sophomore teams turned up a moderately suc cessful season w1nn1ng Eve of thelr ten games As IH past years two teams were formed to accomodate the large partrclpatlon Nancy Walton as captam of team A and Clalre Chamberla1n of team B Under the expert coachmg of M1ss Nat1l1e Howard the two teams gamed experlence and knowledge to ald them m then' commg seasons Flrst row left to rlght E Mltchell C Krayer I Rosler V Sherman Second row C Chamberlam N Walton M I Nlttle I Tate Miss Howard Third row I McK1nley M Kane C Starks S Murray A Englxsh SOPHOMORES T eam A OPP MORRISTOWN CHATHANI MADISON MILLBURN WESTFIELD Team B 01211 MORRISTOWN CHATHANI MADISON MILLBURNI WESTFIELD 8 -------------- ............,. 2 8' 22 -.............,,. I ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 38 0 v.v......... ...... -------'....--.-.. 3 6 22 ,,....,,.,,,,,,,,, ,---4-,--.-- '--- 1 4 22 ---------------- .......,,,..... , 14 .............. ' . I ,mb-mum-Au 37 'J' , . V Z! 5 7 Left to right: R. Pennington, Presidentg B. .Bc-st, Secretaryg R. Pelos, Treasurerg XV. Van YV1nkle, Vice President. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL First row, left to right: E. Stefanek, E. McCue, A. Osbome, D. Golding. Second row: L. Lockhart, A. Ginocchio, G. Low. 'QW' THOMAS H ABERCROMBIE Tom hot rodder Calrfomla 1 hldden sense of humor one of the guys easy gomg V9 JEAN MARIE AHEARN Jeannie . . . sleepy at slumber par tres . . . Mad Magazme collector . . always wxth a 1oke . . . chief cook 'n bottle washer . . . Oh, yeah? . . . CATHERINE ALLEN Cathy a Twelvetone a way wxth the boys l1ve laugh love and be happy hopes to model 93-rg 'QUO' if NICHOLAS ALLOCCO Nwk quxet deep thinker na J .real casual . . . pool player . . baseball fan . . mdrvldual ISI . . . ROMEO Q. ZILCH Most Typical Sensor D 4- IACQUELINE AUL Iacse ponse wrth good looks cheerleader breathless smart dresser WILLIAM BADGLEY three-letter man . . a way Bill . . . with women . . leadership quahhes koini awmmngsnule...easy L+' fs e V , ' ti' I ',1p1 9f7 as f i - ' v - . 1 9 1 k'd...' ' ...a I, I 1-5 50' vw., DAVID STEWART BELLEMORE Dave newcomer friendly Boston beans Sha d that out of doors look rp resser GAIL WISNER BAUER Gaz dramatxc rm resslon quick wrt short y that serene arr .pf Shir wmmng smile sunny d1spos1t1on gay gal there h loads of fun Fort Nlonmout Dances 'w 7 MICHAEL LOUIS BEHRMAN Make general hacker 0 BEVERLY BEST Bev Fire Queen ebony halr full of charm Cltlzenshlp Institute Popularlt lb defined by three words cons! eratxon re spect and frxendshxp 955 ' 'UN37 BARBARA ANN BIRD Birdie quiet glggle xntellx ro broken arms always gent plays the clannet wrth an excuse Anybody see FTA answers over the tele Norm? JUDY MCCANN phone Most Lzkely to Succeed I 'sf a... H r- , SHIRLEY C. BENNET g... -- fl 'IP ROBERT PETER BLAESSER Bo hot Mercury Amencan Shops dark brown eyes mad lad crew cut RICHARD BITZER MARGARET JOAN BONARDEL Dick wxse crackmg scholar can always be found IH 200 math ematncnan lab asslstant Buenos Axres JAMES M BLADES m yazz loads of fun great smile unsurpassed humor 't!P ELIN BOLASH E m smcere fnend future teacher mce clothes loves to read sparklmg blond han' Wanola weekend Ioame sparkle m her eyes Ive got somethmg to tell you VIVBCIOUS mce thmgs come m small packages Red Cross chan-man 'Gimp SETA BOUDAKIAN Seta FTA head n leader keen sense of humor mellow bellow tagt and definite opmxons cry of the seeta understandmg WEBB VAN W1NKLE cheeta bud ongmal shoes M ost Likely to Succeed HENRY S BRADLEY Kzsco basketball fiend senous side mdustrrous worker light blond h'ur Prmceton man known for honesty QIUV JUDITH ANN BRANDOW Judy . . . Republican . . . a buddy in Maine . . . 10056 for Elvis and Marlon . . . lavender . . . HELEN MARILYN BRENN Bo Bo snappy cheerleader uses Lustre Creme neat dresser loads of frrends spontaneous laughter JEREMIAH JOSEPH BRITT Jerry collegrate dresser as ketball bxg grm everyone s chauffeur sophomore grrls JOAN THIELBAR Did Most for S.H.S. MERRILYN BRITT Lyn curly haired charmer ready smrle a cookie at Trosts Bakery smooth on skates equestrrenne ELEANOR M. BRUNDO Eleanor . . . constant conversation . . . capable G.O. Treasurer . . . petite 'n' sweet . . . hacking in gym . . . exuberant . . . '-'lwf 43 VICTORIA CACGIANO Vzckze good sense of humor constant chatter Ross long black tresses those rock n roll sessions THONIAS J BURKE JR LOIS CALLAHAN Tommy good looking skilled and agile tumbler cool cars and smooth cycles shy grin easy blusher WILLIAM L. BUTLER i leader football co- Ca rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes summer in the mountains Tn Ep Treasurer crazy laugh ne'1t locker what? SUSAN CAIRN S ue white scarf look out for that blue convertible friendly side remarks quiet? ri e em cowboy 'Sf CATHERINE CAMPBELL Cathy . . . newcomer from Mexico captain. i ' Maylmad ' I good- . Spanish whiz . . . retty eyes looking . . . u-m-m that blond hair , ' Peachy cream Comp 'mon . . Buckneu . . . LENNY LONIBARDO me H ff1end1Y - - Did Most for S.H.S. ,its 1 x . BRUCE HAVILAND CARRIER Tatum sports and more s orts a hxgher honor roll neede for rm Niad Nlagazxne cu reporter subtle humor JOAN M CAPOROSO BURNET I CLARK om merry twmkle easl excltable sense of humor wants a Mrs degree F RAN ELIZABETH CARBONE Fran Book Mark Cluef Rock MARY ANN CHRISTIAN Vary Ann good for a laugh a helrt m Nllllbum enviable fingernaxls always snulmg nmtchmg socks all Dunn 'X full of funny storxes temfic cartoomst soccer and tennls pro casual Boom -r 'Y PETER BRENDON CLARK Pete lTl1II'l1C photo fan Hudson US Axr Force colleglate look snappy glasses sooooooooo pepper n egg joker crew necked sweat sandwxch anyone? ELLEN MCCUE ers Most lntellzgent -nl JOHN ARTHUR CLAY ac tall blond and reserved huntlng and fishing enthusrast drrves a fast Ford enjoys pho tography smooth dancer Y:-r DENIS A CLEAVER Denny love those lzza pres murder wrth the poo cue the other whlte jacket those sophomore grrls chem bram ANNE M CLIFT Anne perky Mrss aubum cur s artrst s touch sports a unlfonn of White 111 the future uni GEORGE H COURTER JR George wants to be a construc- tron engmeer on the Kmg staff Iulatelxst ambition to buy a car HAROLD L COOPER Coop bongo rhythm lve wrre cool man! snapp dresser a certarn touch wx the parntbrush --nl' WILLY WATSON Most Intellzgent LeROY H COWAN Comar Canadas loss our gam 37 Chevxe good dancer a hello for everyone me- chamcal drawmg whxz ROSE MARIE CURCIO Rose 'llwa s alert quick quxrks on thc Sl e green thumb lullbllly musxc mtellectual quahtles DONALD CROSS RICHARD SCOTT DAISLEY ose fnendly Grand Uruon team Ixms back seat dnver baseball fan records records records Dzck delegate from Washmgton hkeable guy atomlc per sonahty track enthusxast happy hacker BARBARA JOAN CUTRONE Babb: fur mall to Germany Dont get muted nts only a game 'slr Wnghts nght hand xr SICIIOLIIPIIY by thc second gnc: SHARON ELIZABETH CROW Sharon great pal curly harr creamy complemon servlce EDWARD I DAUM IR Bzg Ed track man spare tlme pxpe Hxer bxg man around comnuttee plenty of znp campus mterested xn baseball boys from Long Hxll Chapel Youth SILVIA FISCHER GYOUP Most Infectzous Laugh RUSSELL S DAX IDSON Russ Lover snappy maroon 49 Ford oh those blue eyes handsome reserved parkmg space on Nlaple Street SAVINO Del'EO Skip conscientious worker plays a cool pxano good natured Coflch s helper PATRICIA CAROL DELMONTE a always hackmg ready for 1 hugh 'ill those flared skrrts heart ln New York State pert and pretty FRANK DePAUL CANIILLE S De XIARCO 1 5,1rl you Lin count on snulc, for everyone, flashlng eyes known for her SIIC.LI'lty JINI BLADES Most Infectvous Laugh Red a new mtluence Mom S Lonvertlble at every party eolleglate clothes funny as ten men AVERY HAYDEN DICKINSON Avery small chorus french horn tooter archer modem dance expert a twelwetone scolalre francais Pt... ' , .1 .... .' I K n P 4 nun can W Cam . . . sweet and unassuming ...af -1- ...a 'l ' I ...V -'... ... -.. ... c',' ,,, ' ' ... ' ..- A I ...- STEPHEN LANCLEY DIPLOCK Steve a weekend rn Canada artist conscientious worker more fun future desngner or lndustry WILLIAM DOLL 1 Dole flarr for math avxd Yankee fan at to sly grm graceful han wntmg VIRGINIA EARL Gmny our cheermg squads peppy co captarn rosy cheeks laughs at anythmg always on a dret gregarxous K-or --any STEPHEN ALAN EBERHART Steve gemus at almost every tlung self taught Russran composer and ITIIISICISII wltty orlgmallty rs a trademark MIMI MURRAY Class Clown ln- RUSSELL EDCETT IR Russ curly red haxr seen wlth Eddie hacker quiet ln class faithful to the Cxvxl Arr Patrol CAROLYN GORDON ELMER Elmer Petuma s owner petxte feet musrcxan party xr always ln a luck lrne -'JZ' vw Kg-V MARY A FACCIA Vary real purty long harr pehte works at Woolworths Xhss Bergs helpe CHARLOTTE CLARA ELSAESSER SILVIA FISCHER Charlotte Germfm puprl Stluza mfectrous giggle prom runember the hypnotntp erger attendant Swxss Nhss rn bearer bowler European traveler cerlty envrlble looks dellghtful golden h.ur 41 CJ IEANNE FARRELL Jeanna effluent secretary neeesslty to the Corrlclor Committee good natural 'lycora Sweat ers loves to beel on 'ii ROBERT HOPKINS EVANS ARDEL FLEMINC B0 when he 51111195 wow' T0llf good SCIISC of humor athlete All State Chgfug hshnon plate maglc wrth a pamt Charles Atlas Blau- Jeep brush auctron goer lovely BILL scHEcK dark hw Class Clown Q! R A -1 S '37 ' l we f- VG-be w. -' 1 ....a R4 ' J A Q b... 1 . .u ALBERT RONALD FORSTER IAN! ES A FOX Fume pl lyb '1 cool tuba fnendly as they come smooth dresser rock n roll Army Reserve llterary editor West Polnt tumblmg clown GALE SUSAN FOX Gae plays prano staunch Democrat toujours le francais scxence archaeologlst of the future X117 ROBERTA LILLIANT FOX Bobbe srncere sxgns and posters a tuelvetone operatlve Dont worry about CIN NY EARL Warmest Smde SAQ wwf 'I:g ' MARILYN JANE FRERE Lyn pretty H1155 from Mlssrssxppr Ah yes pulsed sparklmz, srmle LEE JANE FRYLING Lee Campbell Soup lud baby face frrend rn Maplewood laughs come easrly Some body come wrth me' . . .. ' -fr ' . . . ' . . . ' . . . dig that crazy Southern drawl . . . snazzy Nash.. . cultured A , . .. . . . V' ,7,. -03 ' l.'...co- it'... f an , 'ES' CAMILLE ELIZABETH GARCIULO Cam . . . Corridor Committee . . - ellicient . . . gorgeous clothes . . . , duets with jo . . . Little Nausea . FRANK P. CAGE, IR. Frank . . . oh, that Olds . . . lazy grin . . . worldly wise . . . what a gauge! . . . sporty slacks . . . ROBERT H. CEISSEL Bob . . . track star . . . trumpet I player . . . long eyelashes . . . Sat- 4 urday inoming football games . . . nice to know . . . RONALD CARBACZ Ronnie . . . Projection Crew chief . . . Clearwater . . . dependable . . . collegiate . . . matchless Merc . . . DICK COLDINC Warmest Smile VIRGINIA GIARDIELLO Ginny . . . good worker . . . Watch- ung Junior Hunt Club veep . . . smart . . . ambition: to sit behind desk marked secretary . . . ARNOLD V. CINOCCHIO Ginock . . . soccer team . . . future chemist . . . poised . . . consideration ...stylewithasmile... DAVID CRIERSON Dave . . . gymnastics . . . football manager . . . enjoys all sports . . . infectious smile . . . dependable . . . RICHARD T. GOLDING Dick . . . happy look . . . soccer team scorer . . . Yea, Yea Col-Ding- 5' f Ding-Ding . . . Pepsodent smile . . . Thumper . . . remember those par- ties? . . . -03 5 MILDRED ANN CRIESER Mimi . . . golden halo . . . vibrant cheerleader . . . sax player . . . avid Dodger fan . . . sports minded . . . ALYCE J. GRANT Missy . . . petite features . . . mellow tones . . . homework in homeroom . . . French bug . . . man in um- fox-In . . , MARY ELLEN STIBITZ Best Natured VICTOR CUADACNO Vice . . . Cubunos . . . everybody's pal . . . a specialty on the guitar . . . always a friendl word and smile . . . not another v.letention?. . . ARTHUR WILLIAM HAHN Art . . . mellow voice . . . good looking . . . Is that so? . . . a South Bender . . . artistically in clined . . . JACK HARRISON! Black ,lack knows lots of good 1okes out with the boys sparkle in his eye weekends at the Cornish farm VVILLIANI HANSEN B1 the lumherjack seen whizzing by IH green Chevy congennl grin Northwest limited the te un of B111 and Scott -5--ir.:-I CERHART HFYER Gooey second Gene Ixrupa hot roddcr cr atiw. touch xuttiusms a whiz with te fh shutter JILL HARRIS i . . . Hul'1 queen . . . West Point cadets . . . lengthy discussions . . . ENIERSON SPAULDIN G HAWLEY Emerson industrious dfmce band member Quiz Kid sclen tlfically inclined happy hacker paddles a mighty canoe DAX ID CIFFIIN HIESTER Dave . , . Pancho . . . blue motor scooter . . . future dentist . speedy reader . . . synchronized Beethoven with a bani0 - - - CVCTY' swimming champ . . , VIC GUADACNO one's friend . . . Best N atured JANIES HILL NIARCARET B HUNT Polly or1f.,1n1l ldcas can t out tlllt her used to hung teased and loxes xt l'lllllJllllC,tl0llS cheer leader Oh Doc Nugget basketball ffm crent auto an Acme mln Hlll on a slope hippy fella SUSAN L HOPKINS Hoppy happy go lucky Pune h2lll'Cllt chatterbox hkes people Oh you klds STUART H HURLBERT u 1 great guy wrsecraclcer n lturlllst Nlxss XVebbs round the block running, star happy go lucky SALLY MATTHEWS Class F hrt MARIE A IANNELLO Mane frlendly gal ong tresscs eye for clothes on her left hand .1 skater 110' 'Iii' CARL R IAECER Car TOP photographer partxes sunny dxsposltxon subtle humor crew cut '. ....an- . ....l ' ' l . . . 1 U sparkle -in' her eye matches the one 5 X :p a 1 K . h u u .IA 'lr' l . . ' Q Q - - . . . a K S X . . . - - - . . l. . . . . . Papas JUDITH E JOHNSON Judy southern belle lowes to sum., md gdb Altmms ad VISOYY bolrcl r1 ht III style stlll flgllllllb the Curl War ALFRED EDWARD JOHANSON Al fnendly smlle very an tclhgent a necessxty backstage LAURENCE RICHARD RAM NI Rudy wltty those bn, jokes thrnu on p nrtus Ib questxons stump the tt,lLlILI5 projectloxust 'ME' IANIES R KAIN E Killer red LOIlNCl't1bl6 th at slow gemune smile hlstory scholar short cut gcmus downright lllteable X LIINDA NIARY KEENE Lyn college boys attractxve SIHIIC cuts 1 mean rug vxsnt The .Snack Shoppe record swp RICHARD S KENNEDY Dick blue rxbbon photographer tnps to Island Beach chem . techmcxan practical . . . ht sweat 5h1ft m gYm - carb' JOHN MOORE bffd Class Wolf RICHARD AR FHUR LLEINFELDER Dzck golden trumpet Grand Umon worker gone Hbhlfl Or huntlng Elgle Scout hurrl cane hero , -of 'l .I.'7 DAVID KENT ROBERT KNOWLES Dane Bng D happy Hrwauan Beach boy crew cut Texas 1 Bo humorous look make that klck LOIIWLISIOII kld frecklea mmppy Lovxhek wmv-R ROBERT E KN APP Bo lIlf6Ct1OL1S hugh e s on the honor roll Qgaxnfl curly Baltusrol Prexy future doc or 7 ALETA KINLEY Aleta flashm xce skates RUTH SARA KREISEL Ruth Senorxta questrons shck to lt xveness strawberry QUCSUOHS QUCSUOUS dry humor blond nurse tg be Hgld early blrd basketball pro that pose JOANIE BON ARDEL Cutest 'way MARJORIE KUNC ALAN I LANCENUS Humphrey athletlc assembly that walk cool costume double dater a telephone talker M argie Kuncle vogue bowlmg ball vxvaclously soplus trcated LINDA L LAIN DER Landers gum chewer Sue s other half Spamsh talkatrve 33' ERNESTINE A LEECH Tma a versatxle muslcxan cool bassoon all tllose beautiful clothes d1l11,ent IS the word VICTORIA I LEIS Vick: auburn hfur smcere Call me tomght bracelets 'CIT HANS LEVENBACH Hans globetrotter soccer man land of wmdmrlls table hgppef sense of humor RUSS DAVIDSON Cutest fl ,I A kick -line bdnductoruf behindulme friend...-1 prvblpms, Pfbglfgms - - - V! fx LAWRENCE LOCKHART Larry . . . sophomore and junror LINDA LEWIN m ballerma etrte up ln the clouds ar ful Tower reporter a French fan veep . . . neat dresser . . . another car, Larry? . . . as nice as they come . . . Mr. Touchdown S.H.S. . . . SARAH ASHFORD LOTHMAN Sarah pxxre look Nantucket summers always rn a rush brg lunches easy to get along wrth LEONARD P LOMBARDO Lenny Lum football hero versatlle the orrgmal posl t1ve thrnker hrgh 1n the hearts of lus companrons JOHN ANTHONTY LOCK J ll -' GILBERT W LOW Tony collegxate dresser Y G1 Y 1 ea 1 ea Bert Yea wrse cracks House and Grounds Yea C11 Bert tall dark and executive a 1rl 1 C f d g n ran or handsome Capn of the Pmafore putts MARY ANNE MAY V4th of a uartet smrles Beg: Lopkmg f d tyAbove ang beyond the call o u HEATHER ANN LUCAS Heather a Wllllllg worker neat tennxs enthuslast Tur key Hxll calm manner DIANE WILDER LUNDRY Dee a twrrler wlth Zlp those Tn Ep nltes frlend to the en Whats new? wont go steady bass clarmet All State Band SALLY JOY MACLAY Sally the bell of the band a crazy uke rockxng lggle muslc musxc music t ose slum ber partxes perky seamstress NINA L NIACARI Nma a Robm Hood beau tmful brown eyes wants a Mrs degree Carmen artxst ,407 THOMAS W LUDLOW JEAN LOIS MacNIASTER Tom Natxonal Chorus Look Jeanne wlth the dark brown han Ma I can bop noted thumper avld sports fan reserved player superlatlve tenor a nng around her neck summers Spanxsh enthuslast BILL BUTLER at Evltts Best Looking 5 ROBERT LOUIS VANDATTO Bo Meats remember those football games? 25 pounds more of lnm real gone Jeepers creepers whered you get those peepersz' SALLY ANN MATTHEWS Sam . . . college weekends . . . echo- ing laugh . . effervescent Q' NIARIORIE MAUCER Margie red hair swings a mem stick constant chatter vers.1t1le voice First Aid squad MARY ELIZABETH MCCABE Mary Thusty as on the Molave Desert kmd and considerate runs for the bus always looking for fun lets go ice skating! MARY ANNE NIAY Vary Anne abundant charm clxsslc romance more P E P Prom Queen cheerlng captain NVheres Bill? IUDITH ELLEN MCCANN Judy . . . Girls State . . . wildly , , enthusiastic with serious side . . . Tower editor . . . cute cu s . . teasing wink . . Well my kids CAROL RIEMER . . Here, have a cube . . . Peppiest ANDREW GEORGE McFADDEN JR Drew Romeo s papa that hlgkydvofce F25 art boss m lV1 ua lst es em S t subtle chuckle wee JAMES McCORMICK JOHN L MEINERT sm Dxabolo chxc future hrgh fashxon kmg ou thxnk thxs IS nght MISS Hep ELLEN MARGARET MCCUE Ellen lays a real mean trom bone lked by everyone awards farthful to the band always on the run that specnal touch of tact and warm sm centy . . . Big, John Flash basketball center of attractron hacker Uh oh' Ree dxck u MARY MCCRATH McGee loves to hack lnsh ey es Lleutenant s dlughter freckles Hey Ace -43' HOWARD DAWSON NIETTEE Home newcomer and aren t we ad forever a grm basket a numbers agree wlth hun BILL RODCERS navy Jacket Peppzest Q I 2' ' 1' .l'... ' ... U' n . 1 .I 1 I ' .Z ' KIDO X x 4' - 7, 'K' . .- ' - - bron? . . . laughing eyes . . . lllslnn- - - . . I X ' ,ff 5 1 'Q 7? ::.1'Y: . glfu.-51 .- .V-r IOHN E MOORE Curly eye for the women versatxle smger and dancer easy to get along wxth football ace CRAIG ANTHONY MITTS THOMAS S MOORE Gloves ha py go lucky re and white Do ge Stevo smooth lme raconleur FREDERICK CARLTON MONSON Fred Infectious hugh mu sxcal lnterest dimples But Mr Wnght Vlcks cough drops JOHN MACKAY MOORE Johnnie full o fun an asset to the tennls team Extra! extra' Read all about 1t' soccer scorer deluxe 3 TINA LEECH Best M usacuzn Tam Minme trams trams and more trams enyoys hfe always workmg on hrs model A never wlthout a glrl 'v-'Q X .df ELIZABETH ANN MOUNTAIN Betsy one half of a couple freckles coy smxle mce n sweet a real down to earth a Q J ,c L if .VA or nl g1...-.- -- 'C' WILLIAM HENTRY MOWAT 1 handsome newcomer Boston accent reen and white fl Ford good mxxer loves parties ALBERT MUELLER wavy blond halr coo dresser Franks nght hand man H1311 happy hunter future Navy l A A , B'll... S ' - - - .I ' read .. . .adigngied . . . drives that 'W .4 ,Af W Ax Af Al... I L ' MIMI MURRAY Mama Iosefa athletlc pur surts bubbly student leader the devrhsh twmkle rn her eyes Remember that trme III SUSAN LISBETH N EHER ue button nose llkes to cool httle beel Navy fan P A L gum club LYNN D NEGUS Lynn always on the g SCIVICC to the school energetxc worker agile hockey g,o.1l1e never wrthout a snule Uv -q MARY ELIZABETH NELSON Him: snappy twuler seen nn lanes Caddre scads of plaxds hasnt dropped a baton yet STEVE EBERHART p0i5ed , Best M uswzan 4-4? MF' H CARL NIELSON Carlos Captam Vldeo w vy hair W1ttlC1bIllb m class hacker Where ya go m fu-'5' ALICE NICHOLS GORDON K ODIAKIIAN Alzce bnght smrle humor consrderate mce clothes frlendly wxth all it pl' NANCY CAROLYN N ORDAHL Aancy the soothmg, sax 49 - EDWARD W NICHOLSON JR Toby Baton Rouge thespran tumbler artlst makes frrends easlly Tn Ep Jam sessions lntelllgent perky and petrte CllCk1I1g kmttmg needles '15 Bwana ake snack shop f'utl1ful Stahl s truck turtle brg tease ARDEL ANNE OSBORNE actress hrgh struttmg, majorette VV1de-Eyes one handed hockey Es and KAREN SHOEMAKER Budd S bubblmg Best Smger if li '--v ROSE ANNA OSNIULSKI 117 IANET E PARKIN an jazzy songs All State a to the bop yellow socks remember those slumber partxesp Parklmta o llltes to rollersklte u of fflhllllly prmlxs out of town boys handy Vtfltll '1 neecllc K '75 TZ' MARIANNE PANELLA Uananne ballerma utraordxnaxre tmy Walhf a Whelan worker closets of clothes always a ease X MARIE ELIZABETH PARLAPIANO Ree gxggly a httle package with a melodlous VOICC sparkly glasses darhng, one guy R TOM LUDLOW Best Smver KATHERINE PAYNE Kitty those pretty eyes Anyone for temnsr' concern for others elever remarks vol REGINA MARY PELOS Regina Hare for clothes sugar and splce and exerythxng mce beautrtul long evelashes handles your penmes TOP busr ness edltor 93 . if Y I I - z ...fll ' 'H filing llngcrsc. . . C l l l sunshine where she walks . . .i l . 'U' X 'Q-- j' ' 'U ' .... ' '...a - I . gl... 11 ,J 'fl r -r - 'E lac ROGER PENNINCTON 'T' Wh.. EDWARD JOHN PETRACCO Fddw works rfter school Bobs partner curly black halr mterested ln lmdseapmg Hog All State soccer casual Sportsman a grm from ear to ear grggle and a blush Presxdent of the great class of 57 ARNOLD PETERSON Pete gymnast ease and grace on skates musrclan huntmg and fishmg hrts th narl on the head ANNE PONZIO qulet frxcndly manner warm personalxty never a bltter word all those boys IOANNE STRANAD Class Artist IOANNE MARIE POPOLILLO struttlng twlrler secretary beau xtul halr and eyes Its a Srn pounds out the Beethoven SARA BELL RAFFERTY Sara Belle Kltten on the drawmg board always seen rn Sue s httle ee Chma doll features All State Chorus expressxve eyes O l I 1 6 Q-Y' 5 . ,' . . . ' 'z ' . - . Io .... ' wk Q Anne . .I . frantie for slcating . . . 'H' . ... . . . fl ' - 6 b '- CATHERINE RANDALL Cathy sohd gold heart un to tell jokes to cuz she laughs easrly beautxful wntmg petrte 'Ad 'iv In-I IUDITH REIBER Judy love for hyslcs sparkhng laugh llzaton twxrler ever ready smxle fast wxth the words . LOIS KATHERINE REICHENBACH Dodgers her ambxtxon to marry one rxght ln style New Provldence Mlss lntelhgent Fust A1d Squadder LEAR RETTERER Learsze boyrsh grm always w11l1ng to hel skxllful sax play cheer ul friendly JANE REMINGTON Butch shm and tnm . black Cadlllac goldxe locks the barefoot Contessa Boxer dogs . KEVIN REYNOLDS Kevin . dark curly haxr . . . Irish eyes . .la dlind from Bayleyl Ellzird . esser . . a eg or IIM McCORMICK summfo? . Class Artist pi fi I - iig-i?2ff-f ' A ' f , 'gk ,Q K I r . og ,yst 3 A V , D , 5 . 'A ' Lo . . . - ' ' z x 1 H , . . . . .. . , . . . U . ' ' ' . , ' ' - ' ' er... ' GAIL ROBIDOUX Gaz Rohm blond wavy xalr Anchors Away Smlllng eyes SOpl1l5tlCa e CAROL RIEMER PATRICIA CAROLYN ROONEY Carol Remus peppy cheer leader llkes to help servxce to S H S v1v'1c1ous grm WILLIAM C RODCERS 1 automobxle wlzard a h'uls from Albany what formals petite attrac tlve voice flattenng freckles SUSAN DOROTHY ROBERTSON ue . . hey Red . . . raring to go loves horses loads of fun pumps gas man about town sn ooth smlle he has a velvety character real smooth BEATRICE ROSE Bea . . . hockey expert . enjoys a good time . . . quiet . . secre- never a dull moment tarial future . . those flashing LIZ WOOSTER eYe5 - - - Most Athletic Q8 L '--ff' S,-rf 'Ts' PATRICK RYAN a amiable Bayley Ellard future pllot auto fan soda jerk EDWARD RUCGIERO DAVID MICHAEL Eddy sleek locks Edlson Tech mechanlcallv lnclmed halls from New Provldence t at car SCHENGRUND Dave cute grm frlendly Kemper keeper the other ra always has the car WILLIAM D SCHECK 1 personality boy happy go luck gets free pills X Q Billy t e Kmd what another FRANK SAMUEL RUSSO cool car wavy halr Dexter? leader MELVYN SCI-IOLNICK Me Nixguel first year Span rs 1 good lookm baseball horses horses horses favonte a color TV m every room wrth the grrls hard working LARRY LOCKHART semor M ost Athlet c KAREN SHOEMAKER Karen heart of gold and a volce to match Clube md Dxsgunse tluef free rxdes on the Lacka wanna wears clothes beautlfully sarlmg enthusxast N--'15-f DOROTHY SCOTT RICHARD SOUREN Scotty swell personallty dance expert fun to be wlth photography keeps you rn stltches '36 uv ROBERT WILLIANI D SNYDER Bo a hxstory whw soccer manager sure to succeed Brennans mxlk vendor future bachelor 'E'- Dick those P1 mo Roll Blues jazz fiend blss fiddle All State celllst arrlves wxth a note DENNIS A SHAW Dennis 50 Ford wrth mls matched sklrts pursued by fe BARBARA ANN SPENCER Bobble chemistry enthuslast becommg smxle jolly hacker males good looker ra1smS future nurse llkes everyone raxsms rarsms MARGIE KUNG F ashconplate JAMES ROBERT SPILLER ELEANOR V STEFANEK twrrlers struttmg captam bopprng pony tall full of pep personalrty plus catch mg grggle Bo ham radro llcorrce stick homemade T V Hymg saucers expert flnp,erpr1nt expert Boy Scout DOROTHY MASYN SPURGEON Dot a smcere fnend hard worker fnendly conslderatlon mrnble wrth a thlmble Stnll water runs deep 'TT MARY ELLEN STIBITZ ta so cute those freckles off stage comedrenne loves to beel sports enthusrast Ninth from Pomt Pleathant gi' vi '27 JOHN STOCKDALE F ashsonplate ANN SHIRLEY MONICA STOCKDALE Ann a fnencl to all Engllsh wa Krngs worker earrrngs ga ore a twm JOHN CHARLES DAVID STOCKDALE John rehable blue Plymouth Flonda vacatlon Canoe Brook hfeguard new outfit every .... 1. '.. ...the Y s'b .... It ' day... SALLY I STOLLERY Sally a gabber a horsewoman takes the wheel of a merry OldSII10bll6 long blonde haxr Iowa IOANNE STRANAD Joanne . . . curly-haired cheerleader . . . artist . . . oh, those marks . . . giggly . . . sparkling eyes . . . IOAN FRAIN CES THIELBAR Joann, H mdleb xr capable LOIlSL,lLDfl0llS xery frlendly IOP edntor lots of school Splflt tilkatlve ' RICHARD S THOMAS South zxppy Nash Metro polltan snappy attxre curly axr mechanlcal drawmg VICKI LEIS Most Sophisticated ':.. 7 ww' CARL ARTHUR TORELL r basketball manager U N conference yearbook sports edltor helpful parhamen tarlan PATRICIA TOWNSEND Pat . . . oh, that laugh . . . future French teacher . . . tiny troubador . . . dramatic club . . . spike heels.. . DONNA LOUISE VAN INOTE Donna secretarral prospect neat outfits plrtullty for Colgite engagmg smrle head of the mrmeo crew CAROLYN TREVORROW ELEANOR WALLACH Treo rr XVheres Cathy? Eleanor crlnolme ltld so evcltable never runs out of spoken a summer romance that boys pamtmg sophrstxcated asts always knows the rrght Mxss word for It if Jsrfgt WEBSTER VAN YVINKLE JR W ebb respected power blast on soccer field e 0 plnlosopher resonant bass volce smcere and capable leader thats a laugh? gym T' JAMES M VAN BURENI VVILLIAN1 R WATSON fm basketball shyly rnfec Willy TOWCI' Chlef those l fd f f cl on hrs twenty seventh set tlous Sml e a or 00 loves that car football manager of tlres a multx colored blke casual manner FRANK CAGE lunch w1th the boys Most Sophzstzcated 1 huntmg md Hslung actxve ID PA L mr putter Sportsmens Club hke a fish water WOUTER WEENING Walter lmgurst curly harr ARTHUR THOMAS XVHITE '1 natural it baseball what a scholar' thousands handles the Pep Club purse str1ng,s WILLIAM WECK SUSAN WINNER mug STEPHEN NIARK VVIATROSKI Steve football blond halr most cool ulute Chevy loves pmk Navy bound ue cashmere swe xter we liked perky DIXIE cut s arlxlmg grace on the dance 001' ELIZABETH WOOSTER Lzz 'Lxzbeth sports, sports Oh MISS Berg energy Swrss nuss globetrotter , dxstmctlve dresser . P1115 Englbh f0feVe1' PUHC BEV BEST tuates wnth glggles . Best All 'Round 102 Q QW ' Ar! . . . . ' . of neckties . . . .Cobdman's fan . 'Y' B'll.-. -I .- S ' ll- i . - I WAYNE WRIGHTSTONE Champ Whitey Y worker crew cut loyal track mem er small chorub MARGARET YARUSSI 'Marge Oh no' works at W oolworth future beautlclan diminutive RONIEO Q ZILCH Romeo akeb cousin ax lcttcr man baby lxluc eyes ANN E ZIMMER Zim golden locks always willing to help a girl you count Ninas shadow one of the sarclmes on the N P Bus iv-N Q hackers lrlcker Wlllnlflg smile talkative 'ad' MARY ANIN YANACONE PATRICIA ANN ZUSI Midgie , , , 1-ed hair , , I or Patti , , . last but not least . . cryin out loud . . . little girl large blond with blue eyes .. . . demllre voice . . . true to French . . . always tones . . . hi1lhl11Y.mUS1C - - - loves running . . ROGER PENNINGTON reading . . vlvacious . . Best All Round . 103 if 6 fgw.: I-., y 1 e fr ' 51 .L ,, 4,Y V A '- 4' ' 3 1 3 WL Y e . 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