Kent Place School - Cargoes Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

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Lil DED1CAT1o w txvgqlci tg Cx will WW i 1' L, XXC N, Kc , cols fl Xcis' F N or s it X, l6Il ,N.P We, the Class of 1954, dedicate this, our yearbook, to Mrs, Hugh Kelley, in appreciation of the time and effort she has devoted to the school publications, and in gratitude for the advice and encouragement she has given the staffs, Under her guidance, Cfzrgoef, Ballayf, and lyIflIdll,'dl'd have become a vital part of Kent Place. 4 Iv' Ju-, ,ML 5 , H... 1 W t . 5' ., X . ,, M5 HW Q - - . x , , ' ' ' ' . M ' ff , - 1-.L 313, I5 TU gf.. ' K A- x ...fi i A Y rv' ilu z, I fi- M ' ' A ,- .Yang ' .SLA 'U 1 .a lg., wfv11,.fA,, Q-if-fi 'fw?fef:: -ffwfg-5,23 I-' ' X. . if A w., +,.....a,,M,gg, 21' YiF,5 ff' .V 4.4 1 :EA I + '- sr .:,y,-1 B. Q- S '.. INIISS VIRGINIA IIUX lfrzglnlw, Sujvlvfnllffw AL1'1'1vm 1 1 I I . , ' MISS FLORENCE WOLFE 0' . MRS. Hush KELLEY ljrzglielv. Pllbfflllfjlllll' Adzvmf I wg gt I f'i'P I MISS HOPE CORKEN MISS ELEANUR AINIES EIIIFIUZ7, Hl1IfH',3' Of Af! Erzgllnh, Sophomore Adzimr A1.ukw1f fId1'i.mr', FrufJz11.n1 Adl'f.IOV' H?ddI11f.l'f7'6JIJ', Senior Ezzglhb Ax. X 1. IkII II i MADAME MARTHE MAN YON F7U7ll'!1 ' , . I ' ' xx , Q ,X'vsx uf' . 1, A it INHSS DOROTHY SAIWPSON l!lNfIlP3f jllfllvlf fllfxzmr -I 441111,- MISS ISIJZABIZTH WILCOX llum' nf llf1f1ur'.Sl'fmr1f, Lfzlnz lllvffffy, 1111m11.111fn1.1l Rclzflfnlv C IWRS. VIANIZ HADY AJI'lHH', lim vf1111,1r1 .fkfzfwr 2 I 1 -, 'QQ' . V1 41 , I.- MADI-.MUlSIzI,l,li IRNA AVIZOU MADlZMOISlil.I.li , lmmfy MICHELINE DUFAU lfvnzrlv, lffuzflv Club Azlrfmr MISS ZILPAH VUILDIZ fm VILJ7 9 In I1 'uf LLQOCK ARU55 A MRS. ALBERT MIESEM MRS- CH Spdnffb MRS. CHARLES STITT Ari. Ari Club Adfilor Fr'em'l1 MRS. JACOB dc BRUYNE MISS ELIZABETH HUMMEL Cl76Il1f,ff7'j' Biology. Sludent Council Ad1 j,l01' THE W ,!h MISS MARION PLUMB MR. RALPH PLUMLEY MISS JOSEPHINE EMERSON 5101 Mdlh6IIlL1ffL'.f Mulbemulirf, Bu.u'i11e.r.r Manager' Mdlh6mcllIf,f, Boon and Snlddlw Adziwr junior Adzfnzn' -O 5 1 - , T w Q Miss MARY M I , V V h r ' filbfnfn' 17,117 -AG-AI , , T, . MISS .IAA IIAwSk,HIxI. Jflfmffl MISS Il LINDA IIAMII.'ION Allvhm' l7L,t1.nl111u1l Alflfcllf Ihfhlfflllcilf f ji 'S ' f'1L -1 I i VI IW -9' I JIVRIAQK-T MRS, JANIE CLARK l.1l1r.n'l.n1 K.: Sf I Nl fc L. ' , fl 1 I . 2 Vp fi MISS IfI.I.I2N RICHTIER Mum' lJ4j1.1f1mw1l. Glu' Club Adriwr I MISS MARCIA PATTERSON L.1lin s 9' 1 P MRS. RALPH PLUINILIEY AIN :if Dcjvmlfm P11 If , Eff MISS DOROTHY BAl,DW IN Lum U11 gift! f s ,i mxml , ., si 'bv 'Hx siilsftlfi STUDE T COUNCIL :I ri ,i Af Q, -sis, .iz 'f.Etfs' 92,2513 f s S . , g Lg c 3 Ann Moser and Ellen Smith. Officers of Student Council for 1955-1954 were: Ann Moser, president, Ellen Smith, secretaryg Susan Cleary and Mary Tracy, vice-presidents, and Mallory Hicks and Betty King, assistant secretaries. Miss Elizabeth Wilcox and Miss Elizabeth Hummel were the faculty advisors. This year the council emphasized, through the Friday meetings, the responsibility of each girl toward the group. Also, more active participation of the students in these meet- ings was encouraged. As the first project of the year, the council sponsored a mixer party in the fall. As her ticket of admission, each girl was required to wear a large sign, telling her name and class. Each class presented a skit, and a prize for the best was awarded to the sophomores. The practice of having seniors lead the Tuesday and Wednesday morning assemblies was continued, Other students accompanied the hymn singing. Fin! ww: V. Teller, Seager, Tracy. Moser, Smith, Cleary, Tustin, Bohmer. Second muh Van Dorman, Crawford, Tansey, Snyder, V. Cox, Baetzner, Dunham, Third mu: Mathiasen, Van Nostrand. Leston, Campbell, Muller, French, Clark. Lai! mzr: M. 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Ak . - Nfym-3 it 3 N53 .. v -K 1 , A Q - 2 . f , L- enioni EXCELSIOR Study Hall Kent Place Sahara Seminary Q Glory be to God for dappled tlaingf' Celsy . . . looking up , . . big fellow with a little voice . . . A qui sera-T-il? . . . African ancestry . . .star gazer . . . polka-dotta ungulata . . . A banner with the strange device . . . Class Mascot XI, XII, Leader of Step Singing HM, M CAROLINE BLAN EY SEAGER XI, XII, Camelopardis Club, Fraternity of Freckled Fauna, Pied Ruminants Society. , 86 Whittredge Road Summ' , . . Wellesley Virtue if bold and goodrzerf never fearful Y Seag . . . we're moving . . . Don't go! . . . future Ph. . M of American history . . . I won't tell you! . . . a mind 7 her own . . . Anyone for backgammon? . . . Gold Tea Captain X, Class President X, XI, XII, International Rela ff' tions X, XI, XII, Boots and Saddles X, XI, XII, Glee Clubfcd XI XII' 'Uri le Trio XII' Maskers XI XII' Ballast n 1 P Q x v 1 ' 1 President Student Government XI, Tennis Cup XI, Hockey X, XI, XII, Basketball X, XI, XII. XI' Vice at if PM ,M tai? 'L' lf' I If I 0 I If J' pl ,, 2 1' r k'll' ' . . ' . -eye' rclunch . . . That's ' at! . nt ' ' . . ,- hairdo . . . Has anyone se n ack tch J 9 - eed it this weekend . . . es ' Council Member IX, XI, Chor lu Q ' '- ior Dramatics IX, X, Green Team Cap- tai X X' :ov s and Saddles IX X XI XII' Glee Club Xllf Hockey XI, XII, Class President XI, Vice-President XII allast XI, Cargoes XII, Maskers XII, Art Club XII. O' g , Ml S ml: I- 'O sf' ' . Q o ' C , S h' x V :ear ' none I e sz 3 n e re sm' ..gv' t .... ' 3 1 4 if-G-c4u..,'f'4 ' 'Zg,,,,.,,d,v -QL. ,.c.,:..,.1wff 02042, Mama, ALICE GOULD WILSON 78 Blackburn Road Summit, N- I- Smith Inner rzmrbine warms fbe bear! 7101 only of Ibe owner, bu! of all wlm mme in ffmlact with il. That natural curl . . . I'm so scared . . . sweet 'n petite . . . C'est la vie . . . dogilover . . . navy blue eyes . fabulous . . . Class Treasurer IX, X, Class Secretary'XI, XII, junior Dramatics Secretary IX, Vice-President X, Choral Club IX, X, Ballast XI, Maskers XI, XII, Boots and Saddle IX, X, XI, XII, Art Club X, XI, XII, Citizenship Award X. IDA RUTH KAPLON 78 Edgewood Road Summit, N. J. Wellesley Nothing ir imporribie lo 4 :willing bear! Ricky . . . The Democrats will . . . . . passion for poodles . . . How shall I act? . . . diplomatic dissenter . . . classroom doodler . . . year 'round convertible . . . Dodgers WON! . . . Class Council- Member XI, Class Treasurer XII, Ballast XI, Cargoes XII, Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, XII, International Relations XI, XII, Art Club XII, Choral Club IX, X, Glee Club XII, junior Dramatics IX, X, Maskers XI, XII. ' une' fr-, 1 f-ez .7 fxffff. 17-4'- 1 -f '-ff1 .,. aff cJ4f,'.. , ,134 1415,-f Q-7 'M JULIE PRISCILLA ABRAMS Kennaday Road Mendham, N. ' C lb ' - . ,ffl ,iff umV.4lq,,7ci 7, M - ,ft . - ' 7 Fin IJ the meirgr !llrarj6n r power 5 .V J Vyff ,. - ,.c.,, I Oh! . . . letters under the desk . . . a weakness for Penn- -!4 ' sylvania . . . the, artist . . . neatness personified . . . life along the Merritt Parkway , . . femininity . . . occasional accents . . . calculated handwriting . . . Ballast XI, Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, XII, Cheerleading XI, XII, Cargoes XII, Glee Club XI, XII, International Relations X, XI, XII, Triple Trio XII. dr- Ada , fy!-ft!! ax ' 'X f ' 0 uf V7 aff' .-'P' ' Ly .f C3 ., JI H , dv 0 X ., 3,2 . yr W ,J V A i , b ' - 'J v J, 9 4 3.2, A153-x'Foxyms A CKBQMAN , ,rf 47 Woodlandgjwenue 'J J if SinM'l1t, N. F 375. 'N '.f 'vans 1 . Y. KX I lip ic' onizysdznw ardfzerz xo, Ki' E relzrhedh tbg ,best of meg, , A ,IME traveliQfmusig,,g'5s . . ti l eb ws WSJ. Sign up nowf I'll tell you l . . chemesdgcfassembly pianists . . . Class Council Member , Choral Club X, Glee Club, Vice-President XI, Pr ent Xllfjunior Dramatics X, Boots and Saddles IX, X, X Xjif International Relations XII. JUDITH HAMMELL APPLEGATE Bailey's Mill Road Basking Ridge, N. Pembroke I know ll trick worth Iwo of float Judy . . . originality plus . . . jazz-happy . . . Oh no- really? . . . She loves them all like brothers . . . the twin with the Tony . . . Collegiate . . . prunes and peanut butter . . . Would you please talk louder! , . . Class Treasurer XI, Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, XII, junior Dramatics IX, X, Maskers XI, XII, Choral Club IX, X, Glee Club XI, XII, Ballast X, XI, Art Club IX, X, XI, President XII. PEGGY ANN ASKEW 226 Summit Avenues- Lg4.4.lNg4.4.gJ, Qimmit, N. -Buek-adsl I ' Energy an rrixtenr zzquer Q thing! 'Pegg . . ithou nn', se . . . hdir from longest ortest . . hat ai ou? . . . duck c : WEE . . onstrate ries . . . unsvmgsa le tions . . . is' fr' nd . . . Victor Bor e e second . . . histo ' uster . Choral Club IX, l5'i1gior Dra- matics X, asket , XI, Hockey X, XII, Baseball , n Tea aptain XI, Secretar - easurer Athletic v ' t' ' Ballast XI' Masker I XII' Glee Club OCILI ion , , , , 1 11- ots and d-les X , Art C b XI, Xu, r ',nalRela' s ,XII. 'i V N ' MARGARET LOUISE BEGGS 148 Fairfield Drive Short Hills, N. Goucher A wire and underrianding hear! Peggy . . . sailing enthusiast s . . summers on the Cape I can't think ' . . . '54's Goldilocks . . , enviable I l ll 'on snapping fingers Choral Club IX, Xg comp ex: . . . . . . Glee Club XI, XIIg Maskers XI, XII, Boots and Saddles XII. X , X . X SUSAN EKEN BRYAN 5 East Lane Madison, N. Mount Holyoke She rpeahr and 'tif much sense Sue . . . the other Susan in sixth period English . . . mischievous looks . . . luxuriant eyelashes . . . Boots and Saddles XI, XII, International Relations XII, Maskers XI, XIIg Art Club XII, Dorm Council Member XI, Ballast XI, Cargoes XII. CATHERINE FORRESTER CAMPBELL 2 East Lane Short Hills, N. j. Smith laugh and the world laugh! with you Kate . . . jewelry fiend . . . Watch out for Vertigo's tail!' .' . . the remains of a Studebaker . . . buying sprees . . hairdos with personality . . . she bubbles with energy . . C't'zenshi Award X, International Relations X, XI, XII I 1 p junior Dramatics IX, X, Ballast XI, Boots and Saddles X, ' ' XI, XI, XII, Green Team Ca tam IX, XI, XII, Hockey X, xu, Basketball X, x1.i,,,,, jf . he-'Q-C1 feel' JZVV-af Q0-4' . up iifgabs -JL.:-01 liqiqol , MARY JANE COOMBS 35 Edgewood Road Summit, N. J. Cornell Her cogilutive faculties immersed in cogibundity of cagifationu Mickey . . . that demon in Domino . . . Cornell!!! . . . What the what the . . . exploding books . . . Kindergarten expert . . . Oh! . . . mad rushes . . . The light changed on me . . . microscopic waistline . . . angelic Angel? . . . millions of cousins . . . International Relations XI, XIIQ Maskers XII, Boots and Saddles XI, XII, Art Club XI, XIIg Junior Dramatics Xg Christmas Angel XII. MARGARET CLARK Midnight Pass Road Saratoga, Fla. Swarthmore All knowledge if, ourselves to len0u ' Marg . . . telephone tender. . . Will everyone ple-e-ease the farm in Pennsylvania . . . ask her anything about politics . . . International Relations X, Vice-President XI, President XII, Class Vice-President X. OJ' s IAQ-Pj' 31+ of' U- IDZS if O' I if i J DARLING Qu- pad Short Hills, N. J ACU - A l't r er a ming mirage Anne . . ug t ' ie . Cans you stand it? . d' colorin . . . I only' from the sun- nestly ' . . B Ig Club XI, XII, Boots and Saddl 5 II. ff' . of ' 'Q X. f , :fo X, , QPF, A BARBARA ANN DAVISON Old Mendham Road, R.D. No. 1 Morristown, N. I Bennington The warld'J a thealer, the earth a rtage whzrh God and Nature do with actorr fill The genius behind Pushcart . . . French whi2 . . . the Sheik budding actress . . . theater mad . . . spaghetti connoisseur . avid album collector . . . home movie studio junior Dramatics IX, President X, Choral Club IX, X, Citizenship Award X, Art Club IX, X, XI, XII, International Relations X XI, XII, Maskers Vice-President XI, Treasurer XII Boots and Saddles XII, Glee Club XI, XII, Ballast X XI Cargoes XII. PAULIN E POPE FRENCH 72 Fairfield Drive Short Hills, N. J. Wellesley Sing away sorrow, carl away care Muffy . . lone cheer for Harvard . . . Sob . . . embroidered lapel . . . My feelings are lacerated! enthusiastic gesturing , . . Goldwyn's governess . , . Council Member X Gold Team Captain IX, XII, Quill and Scroll XI Ballast XI, Windward, Editor-in-Chief XI, XII, Cargoes, Associate Editor XII, Glee Club XI, XII, Maskers XI, XII, Boots nd Saddles X, XI, XII, Art Club X, XI, XII, ' Hockey XI XII, Basketball XI, XII, Baseball X, XI, XII. . ,km -Q t-'v,-- 2. . 'CWIIILIA HELEN' FELDBUSH ' 'Q 82 West Road p . ' , I , .c . - Short'HilLs,,N, ', ' - Q Whee c A -L ' l SofA rpea .fweetl smile julie . . . her in 1 ge ar a . . . fragile beauty . . . There is more to rizo limate' . . . summers at Lake Mohawk . . . 1 iant head of hair . . . Chris-Craft fancier . . . Boots and ddles IX, X, XI, XII, International Relations XI, XII, Glee Club XI, XII, Ballast XI, Choral Club IX. a JANE WILSON GALE 21 Highland Avenue Short Hills, N. Vassar Born with laughter and a Jenfe that the world if mad Pursuit of the tiger . . . subtle wit . . . exotic eyes . . perennial blush . . . modern dance 'rigor mortis' . . . Gershwin's rival . . . International Relations X, XI, XII, Cheerleader XI, XII, Art Club XII, Boots and Saddles X, XI, XII, Ballast X, XI, Cargoes XII, Citzenship Award XII. Y. lg.. ' to J M n 1 0' J-Q. ' W,. s .T 'V v H.. ,L In ,A Lvfy ,rf icrhfw' 'c fvsul MARY HUQHES HAY 2-f':J,,i-ff u West Lake Road H, ,, . ., , , 'Tuxedo Park, N. Y. ,ff . I -. I A Jweet Tuxedo girl you ree AJ fond of fun ur fond can he r -Si::::Bmr- - . A -J I 1 led s -.2 U In .Az , .jj ju 57 .,jAf','t u Mimi . . . jodhpurs . . . Save your Confederate money! . . . Si, si you all . . . the Hay tartan . . . The South will rise again! . . . Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, Secretary- M lr Treasurer XII, Choral Club IX, X, Library Committee XI, Maskers XI, XII, Art Club XI, XII, Class Secretary X. J ff WV 'f fri? J STINE EEDER HOFFMAN 1001 Sleepy Hollow Lane Plainfield, N. J. University of Michigan Her voice war ever Joft, gentle, and low,' an excellent thing in woman jay . . . petite . . . May I borrow your . . . ? . . . pint-size philosopher , . . beach' parties at the shore . . . angelic soprano . . . FRANKly speaking . . . Boots and Saddles XI, XII, Glee Club, Vice-President XI, Secretary- Treasurer XII, Triple Trio XII, Cheerleader XII, Co-captain XII, Dorm Council XI. VICTORIA DRYDEN HULL 9 Deerfield Road Port Washington, N. Y. Hollins joy comer, grief goes ,we know not how, Everything if happy now Vickie . 1 . light-footed . . . Oh? . . . usually quiet . . . the dorm's most infrequent worrier . . . the little genius . . . Maskers XI, XIIg International Relations XII. uxwudm an- 'AJ f'iM3ZfgbM f EVE-ANN JONES 25 Burr Road Maplewood, N. Rhode Island School of Design She paints, :he draws, .fhe'r art herself Hey, jones! . . . that vocabulary! . . . Big Black convertible . . . those Ceil Chapman dresses . . . exotic shoes . . . those lovely golden tresses . . . study hall dreamer . . . Citizenship Award XIg Art Contest X, X13 Literary Contest, Honorable Mention Xlg Boots and Saddles X, XI, XIIQ International Relations XI, XIIQ junior Dramatics X5 Ballast XI. DEBRA LAPEDES I 555 Nottingham Road Dayton, Ohio Goucher A day for toil, an hour for Jport, But for 4 friend life if too short Debbie . . . Hi, nipper! . . . rosy cheeks . . . Mother! . . . hearty appetite . . . talks with her hands . . . Boots and Saddles XI, XIIQ Maskers XI, XIIQ Citizenship Award XIIg Dorm Treasurer XIIQ Cheerleader XI, XIIg Christmas Tableau XII. 4 ' 4 ,Q J, N ,- - J . If .w 2 Q 1 F , r, . ,. .X . A If' -. x K ' r .J L K K X5 'K 7 Q' y. l..-If' I 7 . -A K:-' 'ry . oGl1IlQrEL'p1NG13AM LIQHTENSTEIN k0I,SgrifQLVall6y Rglad' -i V - 0 gem Yillfge, N: Ay my ' fs skiafgabe f-- A Q- ' P- .' A-' ,Q II,ifs,jIlr1ot life ulbiill ztiimut dnQght . 5 f . . . X I W Gret . .Q:I'Licky xX. . technicoloryhairfafrd' shoitl .ix L, I ,. Can 'you bear iti N-6 2B'on't'la1rgH! . , . 'whatxdo you! D I' mianya deer hit' it this tiFne!1' . .-. Chor.4'l'Cy1b Nga X, Qfee v C b XI, XPIQ junior Dramatigs IX,fXg Maslfrs II, Boots Nc H' 5 and Sggpllesi IX, X, XI, XIIQ Art,CIub IX, X, Treasurer XI,' . . rt v Vice: esiientr--XIIQ-Hockey XQXI, Captain XI-Igx Fasketballw . N ,Xl XII, Baseball IX, X, X13 .F '- V' 1 x . N v v . Y ' y s X . 1 v x x J Y , x. ., X CLAUDE BETTINA LESTON 57 East 88th Street New York 28, N. Y. Radcliffe Fortune favor: the bold Cleo . . . individualist . . . grey hair . . . Paris, je t'aime . . . Don't forget the Maskers meeting! . . . Has anyone seen my books? . . . Cleo the chemist!? . . . Art Club XI, XII, Glee Club XI, XIIQ Maskers XI, President XIIQ Ballast XI, Cargoes XII, Citizenship Award X15 Class Vice- President XI. , W'-A,-, -V ' L 11-1 ' I I Jr ' O fu fi 'J ' 'll .5-No fi--' . .. . , I - l 1 ' f ,V lx . ,f H 1 A . . . in . N Y 1 x L' ' Y S-I Us , 7' , '-I . N I - I Y ,H ' ,- x - ' , WJ, ' I h . 2 .' 4. I 3 fy ,. 'S' Lf , li? XX ' 'X I V - 5. BARBARA JEAN LOCKWOOD 9 Penston Road Binghampton, N. Y. Skidmore PleaJant Jpiriled lady . . . born to be merry Jeannie . . . she and her shadow . . . Lots . . . Cornell!!! . . . purl two? . . . wonderful wardrobe . . . notorious pennant collector . . . Glee Club XI, XIIQ Boots and Saddles XI, XIIQ Dorm Council XI, XII. SUSAN CHANDLER LUM 54 Fairview Avenue Chatham, N. Mount Holyoke lt if a friendly heart that has plenly of friends Sue . . . Which Susan? . . . Harmony! . . . THE Mabie Babie . . . dreams of a chalet . . . always relaxed . '54's unique redhead . . . Glee Club XI, XII, Triple Trio XII, International Relations XII, Boots and Saddles XII, Hockey XII, Basketball Captain XIIQ Art Club XII. A U ADE Mount oly ' lin! rim 1 g r ..ca ov .....atulycrlyh1... I'mgo gona 't! .. eep he ail nb y... Rea sk 3 a S es , X,X' IX ie . . . a e XI Boo I r ramatics it .5 hat hal we tohghtg .. hom shall ta e? BEVERLEY JUNE MALLARD 2 West End Avenue Summit, N. J. Centenary 'TiJ only noble to be good Bev . . . can-opener expert . . . minute handwriting . . . Florence Nightingale the Second . . . enthusiasm plus . . . Oh! That waistline! . . . di'int . . . Citzenship Award X, XII, Class Secretary XI, Art Club X, XI, Xllg International Relations XI, XII, Maskers XI, XIIQ Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, XII, Choral Club IXQ junior Dramatics IX, X5 Ballast X, XI. 8 Sincl 'r T Short H' , N. . I 1 ' 5 'Q C im Xt!! , NX ,X 3 CCI' VI! . . 05 u f' WW -M NW N -P' 5 K ' ' 1105 C if KAREN JOY MIESEM X-i ZQB ummit Avenue Summit, N. 1. Q, OK XX,-L Ac Smith X70 Q -. , appinesr if not. perfected until il if flamed U ,. IVQese . . . It only looks red in the sun . . . noisy bracelets .QQ I lost my bobby pin . . . one twin . . . Where did Xfyou get those eyes? . . . wit . . . those ski trips! . . . Scandinavian influence . . . Class Secretary IXQ Class Treasurer X, XI, Boots and Saddles XI, XII, Basketball Xlg Glee IV XLUX X tg vol' icy CONSTANCE ANNE MOENCH 84 Hillcrest Avenue Summit, N. J. Wellesley For ifae good are alwayf the merry Connie . . . always dressed up . . . You mean you haven't seen Footsey! . , . Gosh, I can DRIVE! . . . maestro at the piano . . . booming alto . . . laughing eyes . . . Citizen- ship Award Xg Choral Club IX, Glee Club XI, XIIg Triple Trio XIIQ Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, XIIQ International Relations XII, Vice-President Xlg Ballast X, Advertising Manager XI, Cargoes, Business Manager XII, Windward X, XIIg Quill and Scroll. std!! X 2 UB VY xx C7 Club XI, XII, Maskers XI, XII. ! - , I .. I ff , , X :-XIIg.jupri6r Dramitihs .LIXKXQ Choral!-ClubfIX, X5 Maskers 'Q ANN GOODWIN MOSEK U - I 45 Woodland AVQIH1Cr'.. ' A' Summit, N. jf ' ' 4 fy Wellesley . .40 ', ' 1 1 .U i f f ...1 - ' ' L f 'lyirtud if Jive truelit nobjlityff 3 s 1 so - - - . Mose LQ . . Geeg those'sad'mo'Es .L . practiced eyebrow . . .i'Comell widovi : .1 will someone make .a motion '. . .47 feet-of scarf , . . Kintillatirlg . . f5Mo56y Mobile . . . fSpas . . ,. Class President IXQ Vice-President: StudentfGovernment XI, PresidentfXIIg 'Ballast X, Busihess Marffgeq X15 Busfness Manager'QWintlward Xlg Cargoes XIIQ :International Relatibas IX, ,XI, ,XIIQ Boots anafSaEldles IX, X, XI: XIIQ Atl' Club ,XI, XIIQ Glge Club Iglg Green, Team Captain Xg'Hockey XII, Baiketball Captainf,XIIg Quill and Scroll, Elmira Key. Q ' HELEN MARY MULLER Meyersville Road Green Village, N. J. Wellesley Gie me a rpark o' Nature'.r fire Penny . . . jazzy journalist . . . But it's such fun! . . . all American halfback-hockey, of course! . . . Scotland forever! . . . I'm so confused! . . . Where did I leave Cargoes? . . . Class Vice-President IX, Class President X, Ballast X, Editor-in-Chief XI, Windward X5 Cargoes, Editor- in-Chief XII, Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, XII, International Relations X, XI, XII, Glee Club XII, Art Club XII, Hockey X, XI, XII, Basketball X, Tennis XI, Quill and Scroll. SARAH VAUGHAN MURPHREE 60 Edgewood Road Summit, N. J. Mount Holyoke There if no great gerziur free from .rome tincture of madnerf' Slosh - Sadii . . . Slosh will draw one for us . . . extemporaneous recitation . . . genius in the lab . . . mysterious test tubes . . . I read it in 'Gray's Anatomy' . . . As a matter of fact . . . successful dieting . . . those crazy socks- with stockings! . . . Choral Club IX, X, Junior Dramatics IX, X, Art Club IX, X, XI, XII, International Relations X, XI, XII, Maskers XI, XII, Glee Club XI, XII, Ballast XI, Windward X, XI, Cargoes XII, Journalism Award XI. NANCY JOAN MURRAY 15 Norwood Avenue , Summit, N. J. ire Hcq,,q 14, A rider unequalled-4 .rportrman complete Nance . . . copper-colored Chevy . . . Let's go to the stable . . . hockey player par excellence . . . elfish . . . study hall walks . . . Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, President XII, International Relations XI, XII, Art Club IX, X, XI, XII, Ballast X, XI, Cargoes XII, Hockey X, XI, XII, Glee Club XI, XII, Basketball.XI, XII. .. 3' -557?1'TgfDi3 :- Zia 'g','v:.Q ,s.:'+.5'- 'ji.f: CATHRYN ANNE POWELL 204 Wellington Road Garden City, L. I., N. Y. Goucher Imagination is the air of mind' Anne . . . the Powell smile . . . the crasty thing Powell minus the 'e' . . . beautiful clothes . . . tactful Maskers XI, XIIQ Ballast XI, Art Club XI, XIIQ French Club XII. MARJORIE NICKERSON 101 Kent Place Boulevard Summit, N. j. Katharine Gibbs Energy, mirth, and underrtandingn jerrie . . . scarf wardrobe . . . Rocky . . . Dartmouth, Colgate, or Trinity?? . . . little blue buggy . . . enthusiastic over tennis and swimming . . . sympathetic listener . . . I got a letter!! . . . modest blushing . . . Oh Crumb! . . . Art Club XII, Glee Club XI, XII, Boots and Saddles' XI, XII, Junior Dramatics IX, X, Choral Club IX, X5 Gold' Team Captain XI. SALLY STEWART REYNOLDS 19 Beverly Road West Orange, N. J. Vassar Who so would be a man, murt be a non'-conformirf' Sappho . . . Dixieland . . . Charleston crazy . . . New York know-how . . . flip a left . . . Leotard Lassie . . . Boolah Boolah! . . . International Relations XI, XIIg Glee Club XI, XIIg Maskefs XI, XII, Aft Club XI, XII. JANET JILL RICHARDSON 160 Henry Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Wellesley Can I .ree an0tlJer'.r woe, And not be in :arrow too P jill . . . lonesome Latin lesson . . . Oh, honestly! . . . excellent English com ositions . . . the kid from Brooklyn . . . My hair looks decent for once! . . . sympathetic . . . Boots and Saddles Xg Choral Club X5 Dorm Council XI, XIIQ Glee Club XI, XIIQ Art Club XI, XII. 'Dew Mgt I .MOI N91 Sfkb Do 'f+ qihsifggd sd? LIQSDAM O 80-of Long Hill Road Q' 'agig-7 d an . ellesl 955'-Q.A.o L There if a variety in the tempefx of good menuujcq f U4 Pat-not Patsy! . . . What's your main pain? . . . plaid glasses . . . The directions said it would wash out! . . I jaunts to Dix . . . I did it while I was watchingttelevision D n I . . . last minute compositions . . . she has a Marne-na- . . . . . Junior Dramatics IX, secretary xg Choral Club X -,Qty-in Hockey X, XI, XIIQ International Relations XI, XIIQ Boots and Saddles XI, XIIQ Maskers XI, XIIQ Glee Club XI, XII Ballast XIg Citizenship Award Xlg Cargoes XII. JK Q,-r2.4-g Q F 18 Slo rr e U' h ills N It 'Nanner 6iria1lnA h' you r dding awful Qbstrn ore eerful erl ader gen saddles 15 XIQI Xhiaskers xr xn Choral bX wwefxl XII ff. ,f 1 CHRISTINE MARIE SIMLER 18 Gap View Road Short Hills, N. J. Mount Holyoke A merry bear! doth good like medicine Chris . . . winter pallor . . . a slow shrug of her shoulders . . . Colgate smile . . . Keen! . . . always on the blind date committee . . . knits to the gage . . . Glee Club XI, XII, X, XI, XII, French Club XII, Art Club XII. ELLEN CONVERSE SMITH X 106 Hobart Avenue Summit, N. J. Smith v E Give me ez look, give me a fare, Tha! make: Jimplicity 4 grace Ellie . . . oh, those eyes . . . French class . . . f'I'm on a diet . . . I don't know, maybe . . . meticulous minutes . . . mathematical genius . . . la-de-da! . . . Class Vice-President IX, XI, Assistant Secretary Student Government XI, Secre- tary XII, Ballast XI, Windward XI, XII, Cargoes XII, F International Relations X, XI, XII, Maskers XI, XII, Boots i and Saddles IX, X, XI, XII, Quill and Scroll, Birkenhauer Scholarship. W.: - F 3 QQs..xr .0 9 5. .' ..4..,g.'s-5 K- N- X. v , s TERRY LOU STAMLER m N 238 Ocean Avenue Deal, N. Goucher Without kindneif there can be no true joy N Sparkling eyes . . . college hats by the dozen . . . Monday night 'phone calls . . . No, I haven't been in Florida! . . . a new use for Scotch tape . . . always smiling . . . incessantly ,X knitting . . . Go west, young girl . . . Is your arm Citi broken? . . . Without the kick, please . . . Maskers XI, XII, International Relations XII, Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, XII, Citizenship Award IX, Basketball IX, X, Hockey ' s. C IX, X, XI. International Relations X, XI, XII, Boots and Saddles' ADALIN E EDDY STARR 15 Caperton Avenue Piedmont, Calif Stanford I count only ihe hour: that are bright Eddy . California, here I come! . . . You roach! . . casual . . . the skiing Starr . . . she commutes by ai . . . Keep a cool head . . . Glee Club XI, XIIg Masker: Secreta XI XII, Boots and Saddles XII, Dorm Counci. YY s XI, Secretary XII. 1 f , NANCY LEE STROPP 71 West Road Short Hills, N. J. Bennett Talk happiness. The world ir .rad enough Nance . . . blind pianist . . . My brother's name's a secret . . . the girl behind the team . . . study hall squint . . . assorted weekends . . . monotone announcements . . . contagious laugh . . . Ballast XIQ Boots and Saddles IX, X, tions Xl, XII. BARBARA ANN SUNDERHAUF 37 Fairview Avenue William and Mary Summit, N. Q The :lar of the uneonquered will Barb . . . ever present combs . . . Louisville . . . talks with her hands . . . advice to the love-lorn . . . It's the most, to say the least! . . . I can't drive 'til I'm in college . . . Oh, that lettuce! . . . desserts from home . . . Boots and Saddles XI, XII, International Relations XIIQ Choral I' Club IX, X. - S l XI, XII, Cheerleading XI, Captain XIIg International Rela- mf V04-U-5'U ' Weiufi MARY ANN TUSTIN '?LT'..-, ,.,..,,W,-4 264 Bordentown Avenue South Amboy, N. J. Wellesley QM ww CorzJide1 her ufayf and be wire Will the meeting please come to order . . . Latin enthusiast mi . . . Salve' '...' 'Guess where my newspapers were this 0fJ morning' '... that perennial Taft button . . . Maskers XI, XIIQ Glee Club XII, Ballast X, XI, Cargo-es XIIQ Class ' M147 Council Member Xg Dorm Council IX, X, Vice-President XI, M47 President XII' International Relations X Secretar XI, Treas- , s Y urer XII, journalism Award XI, Art Club XII. VIRGINIA KATHERINE TELLER Sand Spring Road New Vernon, N. J. Wellesley Nothing great was ever accamplirbed without enzbu.riaJm Ginny . . . head scratcher . . . peppy . . . mmmmm, boy! . . . jaunts to Princeton . . . keeper-and forgetter-of Geronimo . . . unfinished knitting . . . Glee Club X, XI, Maskers, Vice-President XI, XII, Boots and Saddles IX, X, Vice-President XI, XII, Art Club X, XI, XII, Athletic Asso- ciation President XII, Gold Team Captain Xg Hockey X, XI, XIIQ Basketball X, XI, XII, Baseball X, XI. fb-Zaf' mal , A w 4 , , 3.:..,uJ-it-DX-l'h' -'-lf, ju ' -is-uuLJn db AG MLN ' ' -s-Lu.J: . Elm t , i - ' ' I FSE Hills,,N. 'WU' 'bgnnl'1s't'lR'0 fl- 'ka U-LAg.L Lal: n ' 7 jLLb C0rLwbk Salq. 1 . . . . Lrnctuating giggles . . . Oh you load! 133. Gee ad A. . . Sp ,nx-i eye . long dis- tance co . . ho , ' . ,Mba-a-dglLL g. Si ' her champio c if . . P' ouncil Memb IX, EssayLPrize X g junior ' I X ' aske , I g h ra Cllib X5 Boots and Sadd es , Ba last g ' dward XII, Art Cl b XII. ie ' u pq!-'J-IL f JOSEPHINE MARION VOLKENING 252 Oakridge Avenue Summit, N. J Wells 1 am the marler of my fate: I nm the captain of my mul jo . . . Shall I let my hair grow? . . . Hello, beauty . . . scarf collection . . . Tiger bait . . . duals . . . fantasies from France . . . No kidding . . . poise plus . . . Boots and Saddles IX, X, XI, XIIg junior Dramatic Club IX, X5 Co 'l R ' ' ' ' unci epresentative IX, International Relations XII. .,Z..a,. 0-..,,,, :Z . a ' fcfcof ye 14 gnlerman Avenue 0 0 ' , Summit, N, J NANCY vooRDU1N Q 2 Gur in ia expert . . ten thousagd lengthy lgters t . . re c en fdogj problems . . social savoir faire irlish P . . . expeditions to Dartmouth . . . Absolutely fabulous' Glee Club XI XII M . . . , 5 askers, Secretary XI, XIIQ Dramatic Club X' B , oots and Saddles X, XI, XII, Art Club XI, XII, Ballast XI, Class Secretary X. ' I s JEAN WARREN 1 Grace Court Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Mount Holyoke Make bane Jlowly Slow, but deliberate -. . . Dodgers! . . . intelligence plus . . jazz fiend . . . Fire! . . . What? , . . Oh, really? 1 . . . . . a ways singing . . . And another Indian bites the dust ' . . . Glee Club XII. Y 2017 be m .r u 1vin,t i . - . . . g giggle . . . nearly died! . . . knee sla er . . . 'Ohhhv I - JJ i f' 4 xl '. . h - I pl 5 I, 1 a , 1 I, I l x ' v IJ' lj I 1 y ill ' iff V f-I K Y' f ' J' by , JJ My .,1' NANCY LAVADENZ Plaza del Estudiante 441 La Paz, Bolivia Special Student MuJir I beard with you war more tban mimic Nance . . . infectious Spanish accent . . . shower serenades . . . beautiful, beautifulbrown eyes . . . wavy hair . . . ' II. Glee Club XIIQ Triple Trio XIIQ Boots and Saddles X her sw I' AJ? 1 J' QB: , 'U I' fr , ,Jil j'SIDN'EY EQIZABETH lwELs1fi f ,A 'S Westrylgrsfeo Ro J Xt-J Su it, N. .X i J y .lmfgyellesley . 1 I 1 LN C r striker thd'Ji bt I .g' V ,. J ixqsflp . fy Bti! merit ifinr the Jill! lcljw 9 I sltby h ? ,f'.x, U. elother . dec? debater F . d rovj thatf . . .tem xament gears . . . jk You do ' kno ,, o youggyf. . iggstiory laugh . . , eyl kn ' 533 it . . . unc'l'Mimber X5 Assistant Sec- ! retar H GOVCI+IHCHf XI1 Msociate Editor Ballast XIg UI . oral l, Xg Glee Clp1b fl, XIIg junior Dramatics X5 53-asker I, XII?uInterna' al Relations, Secretary XI, XIIQ ' l ' ' ' ' 'll nd Scroll. .J IL, tg-and les XLEXII, ology Prize XI, Qui a .J N xl .. .J 4' I n Memoriam LOUISE MADDUX rYsoN Little nameleff arty of kindnen and of love were saddened by the death of In our sophomore year we our classmate, Louise Tyson. She had been in Kent Place since the seventh grade. We hold dear our memories of eetness, kindness and graciousness. The Clara' of '54 Iaker orer. CKCL55 Song Tune: One Litlle Candle Kent Place, your light leads us onward, Bringing hope in years to come. When the day is dark and dreary And the way is hard to find, Our hearts will not be weary For we'll have this thought in mind: If we walk in the light of that one little candle, We won't stumble in the darkg Though the road that we travel may often be lonely, There will always be that spark. We think, Kent Place, now as we sadly leave Of mem'ries and friendships that never will Hee. And with these thoughts treasured deep in What a bright world this will be. Walk on in the light of that candle- Why stumble on in the dark? our hearts, Kent Place, your light will lead us foward, Bring hope in future years. It will shine for us, guiding us onward, Always quieting our fears. You have taught us to do what is right fro Remembering your ideals now we depart. Kent Place, you'll ever be like a candle Always burning in our hearts. m the start. 33 E341 'HN-lf' Ojfirerf of '55 m1d'54. Exc'el.s'i0r meefx Margie Bozrerf, the flax! mafmlf. 5 Bzlffcll alzreafe. COI7l7I167If6'lIl671I. ROJeJ, red roxef at lan. ,H After Ike .lk6?7Ii0f.l Inf! lnmieey game. Slep-,fizlging rebearJ11l. A The vlfm' of '54 in '47, The Fif1b Club in '-49. .,,,, w , -n-.nag f', if In and out of Ibe ,senior room. . 1 Q Q3 U N E351 Moyer af Robin Hood. Q ' t 1 i4i g iii f ?fT.i 4 ' , ' ,,f:. - K Y Searfef, Frefzfb. Hay in the dnifief, 361 Ruprerht, Abnwzx. x-- 1 ..,. xg Mieyew, Liffaterzyfeiiz Searlef, Coombf. Wilyozz, Mallard, Tymn VN Murpbee, Murmy and Searlei al the Prom. ri Bolamer. CQ Mndercfaadea is F' . ,,., 4 . .X fwk., :P akin' -Mr if L.,, 3 .-if I l pt 5 Q f ' fw 552-4?-39 2 1 x N 'L- W' 6' 3,,, if fit? , , . L S af AM- gif wf E E, 'Y' 'NU L. FI . f 5 v ,W ,,,,. - . r' Q sf P 1. 'J ,'. .J L 'Y , G .L 'v' 'W' in Q .. lf U, 1 4. ,,,. --r. rv M51 'HW J vu! 4 may fri! all ,x ,V 'Q-'f an 33' WA., , A V 1 , A nm' X r- X Q: 1. 25 Li, 1,2 f Y 4 Q5 -'xf1a.'. .V 'Qiif ' I , . N A g Q ffm .. ,, , ., , 1351 1 bi r w 1 cf, t 4. 1. ' uf - , 'N L 4 5 1 Y I 'YL if' In ' 1 ng 1- pu if -Ax-. 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A11 Q l W A QAVI tr . f 4 i H fissafil r ,, . 3 jf zu A il 'K S324 H ,- X ' fa A vzegw i l'f'Q1 wi1fi F, :A Mg' iyfifl iff 'ilW 4f:!i a - 4 A g .x , 1 ,M pvLsgw1gf't2f?'L fL'm'? 'M fr Q r Ax 's Yr N ' , '1 . A Jctzvztieg ,gi N -pl, ixx iYCARGOES, BALLAST , V r ' ffl M f ,W ,Q ii, S .v, x xx 01 - .. s' ' x J' K rg. 4s A . 'J .k 5 . ' 1. H, 7 'rf ' ' Q' 'fps xQx fix , Assn Q w x ' y N. ml .' f Q , iv j U xi l 7 ' ' ,. t fl 5 '13 'ir A s - 5,5 , M I F M ' K , i N Q f X ,i ' - -2 ' Ballayligdltori at work, TifJOU,,Y9HUg,lHOM2f, Miexgjgfi, Wfindward Sfajf :ladies magazine Crafufpnf.. w ii- f- 5 1--f layoaf, Frerzrb, Barbour, Hover, , Burhazzan, Srbfzell, Zemel. 'A' , , ,fx M7 Y A ' E . J f -, a rc n ',, rm f' -- ' K fi Q Oil! Cxarigo-eiizzbeganxjin Nofiernber fifter, Penny'fMul er, editor-in,-chiefgj Muffy Ererlchf associatejjkdiforg Connie Moench, advertising fmanagerg,-3 and ,-'Ellenf' Smithy circulation Ammager, rgpresenred the sraffiar the anriuzilfolixmbia Yearbook Conference in New York. The 'inforriixition obtainefif ,Elorri Athisxciiiferencejwved' very 'irsefuljn J 'rilanning thgllayogit arid, advertisingizmethogdsf lor this':year'sf'issue. ' ' ffl 71 The 'fgculty advllsorffthis yeilr wer6.Miss5J' ,Florencegtwolfe ahdlvgrs. Htglghs Kelley, Z'-5 This' ll, Bazllaf? was presented witfrralff i-'fx A .plgque Of outstanding ylournaljsmrrfyorm Newspaper Glilclqf Eligabfth.-V 'A rggditoriin-chief ,was Doreen 'Ctawfordg Rbljio Milesefii was assQciatefeditorfBetsy Balmer, iiSarah3 Miller, fapd- june Minder hezidea fbusinesS Mardi' Mrs. Kelley' was the faculty ziizlvisor. ' iii Ballaft is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, the New jersey Scholastic Press Association, and Quill and Scroll. J D WI DWARD qv CARGOFS STAFF I-ni! mu: Murray, Kaplon, Moc-nch. Muller, French, Smith, Davison, Leston, Surrmd mic: Searles, Tustin, Bohmer, Abrams, Gale, Welsll. Moser. Nu! in fflffllfrfl Bryan, Van Horn, This May, the third issue ol the literary magazine judy Hover was editor-in-chief of the magazine, ll imluur'd, containing prize-winning essays, poems, the staff of which was composed of two representa- and short stories from the second annual school tives from each class, with Mrs, Hugh Kelley and literary contest, was published. Miss Florence Wolfe as faculty advisors Il,1H.lIf!2llljIlt'l,l br1.1r'J ref.: nf: lfmJ1mfn1f': Pemliy Mlzffw' l'L'L'L'l:l'P,l' five pfaynu zum by 1'l'liUw', Minder, P.zlmw', litzfltzrr frwu Robert Cfllllpfflll of five Elizabeth Guild. Cle0 Les THE MASKERS Maskers' activities this year began with appraisals of pantomimes and sketches given by members. Next came the annual play given at the Middle School Fair, this year McMullen's The Gbort in the Green Gown. Maskers' next event was a lecture on make-up by Mrs. Cross of Summit. A part of her lecture that the members found particularly interesting was a demonstration of how to transform a teen-age girl into an elderly spinster or a glamorous socialite. A highlight of the winter term was Maskers' production of Horton Foote's A Young Lady of Property. The play was directed entirely by Maskers' president Cleo Leston, Miss Hope Corken, advisor to the club, directed the annual spring production. Maskers' other ofhcers were: Barbara Davison, treasurer, Gay Hart, Hrst term vice-president, judy Hover, second term vice-president, Gretchen Schneckenburger, first term secretary, Diane Hilton, second term secretary. D 'devil ro11,P'e51 Fin! row: Lippincott, Hsia, Hilton, Hull, Angell, Kaplon, Bohmer, Mallard, Coombs, Bryan. Second row: Garfield, Meade, Lapedes, Apple- gate, Davison, Leston, Hart, French, Moser, Moench. Lair row: Beggs, Hay, Miesem, Lichtenstein, Askew, Miesem, Tilson, Hover, Appleby Cleary. v X . .- , s. A f .' 3 4 I ,atv 51. 7 A I' A'L1n,6f,,.I . . I'gf6t,lN,,.hl U ' -C' fi Y 11111151 LUG' of pmpwlljv U junior Dr.un.1tic Club Olliccrs: Cullcttc Ramsey, prcsitlcntg Murnlm Wriglmt, vice-prcsnlcntg Dclvlwic Plumlcy, secre- Lnryvtrcnsurcr. lfifvl muw Tait. St.nnlL'r, M. Van Hnrn, Wt-l5l1, Vnortluln, Starr, Teller, Wllsmxn. Spangler. S-L'L'lll1d mum Smith, Sulgt-r, 5. V.m Horn, Wflmlcy, Young, Sclmcckcn- burger S.nrty Wfimllc, Vugcl, Van Nostrand. L.u1 mzw: Olnmatcatl. Stone, Sc-Arles, Tilwn, Prnw, Ruprcnlmt, Powell, Sclmcll, Tustin. NUI H1 piz'I11n': Murphrfsc. ilu. vu. rf 4 THE GLEE CLUB A D ,pu 2 E Glce Club Officers: Robin Miesem, Jay Hoffman, Marty Ackerman. Firvr 1-out Wairren, Starr, Keller, Teller, Spangler, Hsia, Davison. Semnd ww: Lippincott, R. Miesem, Ackerman, Abrams, K.Miesem, Angell. Third rr1u':Muller.I-um,Richai'd- son, Cleary, Lavadenz, Siiuler, Miller. L.:-1 mir: Lichtenstein, Seager, Hover, Askew, Young, Lockwood, Ne! in flffllrre. Miller, Murphree. During the fall, the Kent Place Glee Club began its very active schedule with preparations for the annual Christmas Star, which took place on December 13 and 15. The soloists this year were Caroline Seager, Ann Spangler, Majorie Keller, julie Abrams and Doreen Crawford, Miss Ellen Richter directed, and Mrs. Ralph Plumley and Mrs. Abigail Iiancher accompanied on the piano and organ respectively. A new Choral Club was inaugurated this year for the freshmen and sophomores with Margot Saur, president, and Ellie Nye, vice-president, At weekly meetings they sang rounds, spirituals, and religious songs. They also sang in Thursday assemblies with Triple Trio. THE CHOR L CLUB I LCIXL 'fUf1.L ' Af,,.11 ,-rv, 'C 4-1, my , vl?'Y-v.J fun 'iroihf f N4 C, tif -'A' k.,fVl L.'j I ' 'f C uf Club our 'i joint tonccrt in April with tic l,.iwrcntt-ville Cilcc Club followctl by III informi lintt- for tht- two ,groups in thc cxlctcrix, The clu s If mini, toi,cthcr i inctllcy of song from C,lI'OLlSCl 'ind Alleluia by R.1ntlcIl 'l'hom.son. Among thc sclcc- tions sung by Kent lJl.1LL' nlonc wcrt- CQornin I'hrough tht- Ryo, .intl l'm So Glad Trouble Dont Last P Alw.iy. Mcrnbt-rs of Triple Trio wcrc jutly Applegate, , L bi, N.inty Voorthiin, jay Hoffman, f,LlI'OllI1C SCilgCl', - 1 N.inty l..1vi1tlcnz, Martha AfQkcrm.1n, jnlic Abrams, Sui- l.n n, iintl Connic Mocnth. Each ilziy Triple Trio lcil tht- singing of thc hymns at assembly. ' -arf 1 1 K 'X il 5 ,f 15,1 lrlflf wir: l.cston, Nickurson, Vonrtluin, Hnffinnn, Murray, Kaplnn, MtMulIcn. Suivuzd mir: McCoy, Bolnncr, Boggs, Snytltr, WL'lsli, Hart, ffrilwforil. 'l'fm'1l mtv: Darling, lit-yiinlilx, V.in Noxtmnil, Hilyartl, 5c.irIt-5, Ft-ltlhusli. L.:-1 mir: lirrnili, Applegate, Mostir. Mintlcr, Mocnch, Tracy. C-hmnll C-lub Omcug. Mlrmt gun, r fi K H1- 25 P 5 , ,. , . . . , . . .. 1 -n ' 1 ic IN r i In 2 ' - - ' wk L ' ul 1 1 fn it I u.tin, X ming, Vlcc-prcgldum nfl , Uwe, X I i V F if il ,G V sl ,J tl esp K . 'W ,A V I uh ! , . K '16, 1. - 1Q sc P ir s 3, 5 X If fi X. 's QQ' Q Pc 1 su -1 C, 'f 1,3 2 f 'W A d . 'i.,. S'5'-,. A V K l -i f! . ge .4 Q , , VV L W, 355,29 IN M 4 J Ve. E, '35 4 rr D E' gr we ' x A qge fill! . J' 3 w Una-L4 I' i' '14IL'E?5l'W9h ! A.-4' Wslrhfi I If Hive'-'-,P Q, Firm! rout Hull, Murray, Bryan, Lum, Mallard, Crawford, Davison, MCCQ, Coombs,4Ka lon. Semnd wuw Hilyard, Eve-Ann jones. - Y P V ' 41 Minder, Bittner, Clark. McMullen, Askew, Moser, Ackerman, Moench. 4 sr is se Lurr ww: Muller, Abrams, Croot, Baetzner, Kaplon, Anderson, Gale, ff O., Q , 0 J ,L in 121- .V Q ii Moran, Li incott, Campbell. N01 in wirlurez Kin , S. Miller, Feld- ., c PP 1 s QEHQSQ, hush, Murphree. x .ml s-.y y LQ, Ax .5 Q 41117 -if A V I , . , , f -D was ,, . .fa U, . i W ra--fm V Q 'ft ' Qi . .i i .X , URS ..- e ' i l K Q I ffl MHOPO1 its yum I, v mm? S., ,,,. 3 M bl.: , X. ii C , ' s -- i ,, ' W -V' if H' A INTERNATIONA . r aiu-as -v M, x-W . ls -' '-- ,- A f V f Q -4, r 3 :l'r?f t RELAIIONS CLUB mm Lff 'l H wg! .. I 2 rr. che., 5 , A A - qi ' Q E .'S :IF 1 1-2. rA': 1' if FL' av- fl ' BK ' I - Q . ' 'A ' 'R at if V A -1 . in J ..,t 'V fe -Q Rb vrrr ' ,Mr of ,xv D ' ' A' 5, ,x V, A fa JH as . ' fr-jf riffs fa Q r .few V - . ' , L ' Nw 'M 1 r- ,t ' ' V .. . 0 all , :,Qr.g..z..ii,i..-K W' A' Q ' J - ' far Nh' ouvo fi r m u Q' . ,Q ....mi 2.'!x.'5. f .om Yr 701109, 1LegL!if'li? it H , ,A MMV 124 ff- - , 530 7 4 Q Ji Margarel Clark, Pzexidwzf f COR 'U mi 1 s l ,' . . ' f ' x -sr f T A Banc '- , it -- -- b a. ua. -. R . J fs if as 111.0 A-'-' as ' ' . 2 f '- X - l, L- , . . . K v tforigggcfvnq N Jacclo ' . ... . ,,3,9l 5 , Eg lin-1 . .Y ,fr sv Q As its first project thislyear, International Relations Some of the funds raised by these projects were . Club sponsored two movies: The Secret Shareru and used to give further aid to a Korean orphanage, --1 V V 4 'The Sea Around Us, Over a thousand tickets were with which Mrs. jane Hady, the club advisor, made 51 sold throughthe combined efforts of the club and contact last year. The Young Shin Won Orphanage, ALM 1 upper and middle school students. In the spring the located in Mulgun, about sixty miles from Pusan, had NN gon, LIU.-1 club scheduled its regular outdoor auction, at which been extensively damaged during the Korean war and 5 s1f.,N ,bm odds and ends ranging from paintings to Princeton as a result the winter clothing and Care food packages n . . .ff-4 hats were sold. which the club sent were greatly needed. To show our A ' ewan . 1 l 1. , l ,i 7 MA. 5' ' 5 1 3 5' 5 ' f ,.ef,jmm-y,-ri ,LIC.Borz.dj ik? Catania c , Qi W I Q V pr'Jb '- 3 ww R fl am, Q t ' l we 'pi-wi. : ' . f . . .uf rfx A .J 1 : fi J A , fri' C-P, Ktmh A K - I A Y A LL- ,fixx 'l rs xx I X N 06' RBI:- ff f ge.. G xx A J ' t C- v N ',,,-,.,-- ,- ' 9 . ,r o f -4 V4 n il -. 4 vt, then' .tmn'et1.itin11, the tlirettor of the Orph.in.tge sent M rs, H.itly .tn einlwrnnleretl pitttire, whith she elomteel In the tlnlm Otl 1 w L , 1' ' ' .intl Cierin.tny, .incl the tlnlv reteivetl letters rteknowl- etlgirig their .trrn'.il, At the end of the ye-.ir useel textflwnnks were .ttq.nn tollertetl .intl sent to Indonesia, ter ,.ire I .itkage-5 were sent to Gre 'te f to help supply the sthools with sorely neetleel text 2 lvonkx, w ' ' IDeleg.itiuns nl' metnhers representetl the school at the lnnlerente on litltienttion tor Pulvlie Servite in gh New Ynrk City .intl .tt the Xworltl University Service ineeting in lJllll.lllL'lIWlllLl, The elulu w.tw .tlso instru- J t inent.il in olshnning several speakers for the lfritlay Q' .twat-inhly, Ainon-tg them was D.n'itl Levering, neere- 0 ' t.try ol' the Wfnrltl Stnelent Servitc lfnnel. ' 'l'he nlliterw this le-.tr were: M.trg.1ret C l.lFli, presi- P 'X tlentg Ann 'Iilson .intl Sue Bittner, vieefprexitlents N.tnty Mtlvlnllen, setre-tary, .intl Mary Ann 'lustin f FB' tre.isnrer. 15 5 - 'pr' X X if 'l ! 'V' 6' it . Q Q92 4, X. f' 1 , ' of K 0 3 , N- F Kiwi' XA 9 V' .K ' wa me f JL ' . . . gi - - X A 139' ax. I, 5 'wav A 7 1 V Dzrid Lel' fir ltzli 1' 'illv fnlwli ' . FM u L 4, X we ,I . e Ig . . Il . ,i tt ,, X X Q XO N r - AW' f IX oe. na 4 x A4 S X hw, f x' f a 1 ' .Q t v on . X '-- is 'I cf yllgliexl -1 I , t 'V 'U' l, QL 'fl' l 'AA 3 iHK,wKg-K, HJ, .V .55 gr jk .J f 'fr- it 1 ,f if , Ao, I K H vi 1 Nl 1 .L K 3 Una' ' ' llovlf ' ' -' hw. Mvt ,UNK- -Ww x 515 ' .' V in - . I X-Ui J V -A ' f R , xx,-JIM? ,. nit...-3 ,An W A r. lt .if-l,l. f if .,,. X l 44 lf QXVL1-, '.,..,4 h AR r wi- ,, - . 'N' . Gln- pr. Q. Bn. il.. T l Xusxiwf, NA, txwr- 1' .. UL . Mi :Y W 4' , U R t t grim it - M' r t ,if .X -nw M 1 xi M N 9' WM! 'Hifi 5F-lflfllvll Vain Hlnrn, .Snuleg Wfelmh, Stainler, 'I'.nt, l,.lllNL'l', Sehnell. Sttfnlrf mug Smjgh' ,ES Koa 0051 NC-lgert barry, w ll.ll?'y'. MIUHKID. Tilsnn, Pune, Whitfnn, Ynung, Wlititlle. L.1tf mir: Strnpp, Newiimn, 1? ,A Iliulwliilrf- :S-iflf'-. Ntytlcr. Seely. Stone, Irziey, Slack, Pattison, Pluinley, Nffrf Ill fllffldlel Smile. lk E eynn es. . nn er. -.gp-qly in L 'jf s - me -, wffv A f fr , A+ H-1 Q -- t. f Q X .A 1' R 1 P- irq- lux Q e T1 Qw.-a-- e, w-is 1 f W yr Q r t r ff N ffkb A L- ' A ' -my 'J 1 vi Sw-q FRENCH CLUB This year a French Club was organized for students who have shown an aptitude in the language and are interested in the French people. Advising the club is Mlle. Micheline Dufau. Meetings are held every third Friday. Some of the clubs activities are giving skits, singing French songs, and playing games. This year the theme of study was French history. French movies were shown at some of the meetings. Club members are: K. Miesem, Powell, Searles, Simler, S. Van Horn, Warren, Welsh, Bittner, Crawford, Hilyard, Lippincott, R. Miesem, Minder, Mole, Schnell, Tait, Tilson, Tracy, Windle, Baetzner, V. Cox, Donner, Dunham, Koven, Pope, Ramsey, A. Cox, Plumley. 1117 C- ' X116 . Lzcblefzffejy Offefm. YO! ' fling' A P lb 19574191 1lIf0l772qf ,U , f Mffe. Dlzfdie ffellfo Cfllb, se nj -ffllfozd 41 ei Hjf, , , MIEYEIII, D,,,!bdUJ lard, ART CLUB The Art Clzzbkr main projects this year have been: exhibits shown by Sarah Murphree, Cleo Leston, Muffy French, Judy Hover, Eve Ann Jones, and Judy Applegate, museum and sketching trips, scenery and make up for Maykemg' posters and prom decorations. A contest was held after spring vacation and prizes were awarded on class day. These projects have done much to interest the school in the Ar! Club: the exhibits have brightened up the bulletin boardsg the posters have been reminders of various events, the Art Clzrbfr work on scenery and make up for the Mfz,i'eer1i' have established a closer relationship between the two clubsg the museum and sketching trips have done much to increase the interest of the members in the club itself. President of this years Ar! Club was Judy Apple- gate. The vice-president was Gay Anne Youngg Gretel Lichtenstein was secretary-treasurer. The sketches for the end-pages of this Ca1'gne,i' were made by Muffy French, Cleo Leston, and Sarah Murphree. . ,.- i ,fr - 1 ., ,-1, -y .. N: -'S i- ' -., . sn - . L E 1 ,4,,,L,,-,-r- nl- ., , .'- A 5 M. 4 5' 1, .K .- W. i. .1 . . v , 1- v v. I'-H. 1 1 fm: ,Q J, -.1 V' . NK. r. K - K H ' 2' ,N .. N w. t ' ' -- 1- -0 . .- ..p h . .K , , ., , -..,4 , A In .-vi .F I. , , .J v, A ,4 I ,M 7, ' 4, ' .f r Q-.rf-fl'-yl f . , f - -- .. n 4, 's - ,g:- f - Ll., Ifvfml ffm: Atliiin, fkmriihs, Olive, St.trr, I..1nge, Stevens, i:C'i4iIll.IIl, l..uskey, l..uv.ithn1, Kipp. Mnlifft mn: .lutiy Huff- in.in, Appleby, Vugel, King, Murray, Hay, W'li.1ley, Mtuitic, Miller, H.lrhnnr lin! wiv: P.ittis4mn, I..ld-len, Lmnx, Smmlt-r, Niytiir, ylniies, SIUHLQ Suntlerh.1uf, H.zrt, Lipedes, l.nekvvnmi, Knven, Pluinley, -My lhwtfinan, M.iIl.irti, Hry.in, .xslllty 1H1n'2'.1'1, Ihtfiiifeflf SOOTS AND SADDLES In Nnveinlwer .1 .igrniip of Boots .intl Saddles mem- hers .ittenileti the M.nhsnn Square Chirtlen Horse s Show. M.nny ineinhers h.ix'e their own horses .ind in the ne-.trhy shows. The thilis main project w.1s the .inniml Kent Plane Horse .intl Dog Show, which they slwoiisurul in May .it the VU.itt'l1i1iig St.1bIeS, Nnniy Mtirrxiy w.is the thib's president this year. N.iniy has won eight chamivionships .ind reserves, .intl .it the .nge nt' thirteen won the Simpson Memorial Truiwhy whith had never he-en won hy anyone under sixteen The other tliilw othters were: Betty King, viii-.presiiit-iit, .intl Mimi H.iy, SCLFL'l.lFy-lI'L'.lSLlI'Cl'. Miss 'losephine liinerson wuts the tluh .1th'is0r. f'f'f'f,t' if vffur 1.11 ei .1 fum' nu Mm 'lmfwl s ,gf 9 ff ,fy -5 X X Q ,, ,,,,f H f W -. 5: if - ge in , 2' SP .1 xs x ' 5 mi , 1 f E 3 sf mn. 5 . Qi ' X 57 ' x I A5 . , r- If F ,. A 5. A ben ' ' gif gk . ,f f- . Z1 Q1 fl' 1' fi 2' T5 ' l 'L ...uf f 1 .,..a .. 1561 .' VN' 1 Vi, ,ai .xg ' K K si it a t. . .L . . 5 gg' l 1 ll ' ' ft' Y f ' 10 Q 1 , L . K' 1 bw 'A ! 1 Q k My ' Q 4. 5 1 xi sign!! N saw ga f '...7-Ei .9 Q nn i .A 1 'N 1 ur- 1 -. W ,ff 4' A5 4, 0- V ii, ' A rr 'lag' ,S 'ui N v r sf 4,51 , J RJ l NIM I-Ifzzinlvke d!.vl1'jb11Ie.i' nlllllftlf iz! life Gym Meal A new Gala' reteiz'eJ' an lllllglllzl fn' A. A. Rally GREEN AND GOLD N .Y i ,ti 4 5 . Team mpfaizzf M11jfyFrem'h and Kale Campbell mlb l1lc1.Yt'0f5 The annual A, A. Rally marked the beginning of the year's Green and Gold rivalry when Muffy French, Gold Team Captain, and Kate Campbell, Green Team Captain, welcomed the new members. During the year the teams competed in hockey, basketball, baseball and tennis. For the fourth con- secutive year the Golds won the Gym Meet, The score was 109 f 102. i DdlIf.s'b f7l'aL'Iiz46 5.16116 fmm The Toymaker. MIDDLE SCHOOL The lirst major event on the Middle School t.ilentl.ir was the December Fair. Other leading events were the eighth grade te.i d.1nte, the Middle Sehool Gym Meet, .ind The 'IY1-y M.1Lw'. 'Nw Lug, the Middle Sthool publication, w.is edited this year hy Susan 'l'rzit'y, Miss Diane Gilmore was the latulty advisor. Al llfe Cbfflflllell Fair ..'-!-.. At the Wfinter Dance: Murgarettu Howe, judy Allen, and Florence Lambeth, and their dates. LOG STAFF Firrl row: Miss Gilmore, Little, Greenwald, Palmer, Sewnd ww: Tracy, Hodges, Schieffelin, Preyer, Keuffel, Morrison, Wilson. SPRING PR OM aff t r. Wi s ' Q Q 'N YN l - Q -51311101 Pima 10010 I n 1954 N IWW- ' ' l x, , Cluzzzgnzg Pazlfzeu U63 'Happy Taft 19 ,Wllifllq ff D. 0 O G I 0 J, Q . 'i ma in v . . 1 s W ,, . ' ' C I' fx L7 E: 111' Hn! . ,M I , . x '5 1 5 75 N Q l ' -' . . V , . . ,, , . llw Pmw Cfwffllfllw: Sfmllzp, I'wm'lv, ll vhlw, Ix.1pIw1 I ' 1- 0. - . 1 U 0 W 1 0 9 Y Q -v A - 1 w- 0 - 0 Q' I - IM HwLfwelie frA'1g!w1 Ufilh' Ybd'r l . - A bl , : 7 , f -i O... ...... W! 1 P V-0 ,M , l THE DOR DORM OFFICERS Setzfedz Eddy Star, Mary Ann Tustin, Debbie Lapedes. Standing: Andrea Van Nostrand, Gretchen Snyder. A major event in dormitory life this year was the forma- tion of a boarders' athletic team, the Mabie Babies. The Mabie Babies, through hard practice and will power trounced the Varsity both in hockey and in basketball. Another dormitory innovation was the Valentine dance and buffet supper. This was the first dance ever given for the boarders. Other dorm activities included picnics, plays, concerts, and informal Parties. Tle president of the dorm this year was Mary Ahn Tustin. Other officers were: Eddy Starr, Gretchen Snyder, Debra Lapedes, Andrea Van Nostrand, Margaret Stone, Carol Harris, Anita Cox, Margot Atwood, jill Richardson, Ann Tilson, Ann Spangler, Marsha Wright, and Anne Ofenheim. DORM ADMINISTRATION Sealed: Miss Dorothy Tuttle, House Motherg Mrs. Beth Widmer, Director of Residenceg Mrs. Evelyn Bradley, House Mother, Smnding: Miss Willa Tompkins, Director of Food Services, Mrs. A. S. Fancher, Director of Household 11581 Services, Mrs. Wallace Goddard, Nurse. KW U 0 .ta 9 Qi, no ' W 5 A -se- Ql Y 3, f V, Al the Vafeflline Dance: Gay Hart, Ruth Lee, Lucia Hiia, mm' ibeir dalef. flu lwklflh' Um. 4 x x I i4'lf11r11m 1v1LI!ljL'y.l B.1f11z'.s. bjxulf-'f'. 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P .1342 xcifuf, Jlxaff' C?574ClLLQl7J7nO glass: Cm , U i af N wwlgm-, CL ,,f,,QWp1QM1,J4 lima HLA SWWUWLQJXJ 7351103 USCEQJYCQ., , F D MODERN EN GRA VIN G 519145 df Sqwfrvf - 69' ZILIACHZNE COJWPAJV Y LQCJQ, cmd fwQLpQmQJyQ CL kjpzqcnj? wcfbln 62 Summit ESSO Servicenter W. C. SAVAGE, Proprietor For Eno and Alla.: Produrlr Call SU 6-40-46 Morris and Springfreld Avenues Summit, N. J. L9 'gzacly A I-'A -2 .- rf, i A .' K. I 41 iii. Summit - Westfield - Spring Lake Sewing Suburlun New Imcy's Most Fasbionably Dressed Younger Set ' SIEGEIJS I STATIONERY SHOP HOBBY HALL V 394 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. J. Everyzlaing for Spam Established 1897 Phone Mltchell z-ow KEN JQHNSTON'S JAMES F. COLLINS Sz, CO. SUMMIT SP T S Kitchen Equipment md Supplies OR HOP For Hotels, Restaurants and Institutions 37 MaPle Stfeet 149 Mulberry Street Newark 2, N. J. JOHN W. BROWN Electrical Contractor 4 DENMAN PLACE SUMMIT, N. 1. . MILLBURN DELICATESSEN MARMON'S FLOWERS Phone Mlllburn 6-1602 N. Jacobs, Prop. Catering and Imported Delicacies 331 Millburn Ave. Millburn, N. 713 Morris Avenue Springfxeld, N. J. 63 B. H. FRUMKIN, Inc. featuring clothes for teens and pre-teens 408 Springneld Avenue 29 Maple Street SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY Compliments of A FRIEND WALTERS FUEL BL LUMBER CO. The Friendly Yard Office and Yard: Town Hardware Store: 36 RIVER ROAD I 10 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE CHatham 4-0777 CHatham 4-4825 CHATHAM, N. J. Elgin Watches Hamilton Watches Mlllbum 6-1530-I-2 Telechron Westclox Clocks HARTH THE FLORIST, Inc- DAVIE5 81 COX ass MILLBURN AVENUE SU 6-4274 3 Beechwood Road, Summit, N. J. MILLBURN, N. J, J , ' ' SU 5-7335 I Telephone SU 6-2049 SUMMIT FABRIC SHOP BROWN HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY CO. Hardware - Paints - Plumbing Supplies 440 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. 480 Springfield Ave. Summit, N- J SPERCO MOTOR COMPANY SPECIAUSTS 'N ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AND CIDTHING Inc. HOCKEY TUNICS, BLAZERS AND CAMP OUTFITS 491 Morris Avenue Summit, N. OUTFITTERS FOR KENT PLACE SCHOOL CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE ALEX TAYLUR 84 C0-, IHC- 22 East 42nd St. New York 17, N. Y Salex-Service MU 2-4800 64 EASTERN FUEL COMPANY Elrrlrir and Gas Appliances 233 Broad Street S mmit, N. J. SU 6-0004 ROGER'S PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE 36S Springield Avenue Summit, N. J. SUmmit 6-0074 RAYMOND FLYNN TAXI SERVICE Limousine Service 31 Euclid Ave., Summit, N. SUmmit 6-0438 DUSENBERY ENGINEERING COMPANY, Inc. Manzzfarturery of Steel and Alloy Process Equipment and CARUSO'S MARKET MEATS and GROCERIES Summit, New Jersey Api-Asme Pressure Vessels ALFRED BOYD IJCHTENSTEIN, Prefidenz Phone summit 6-2678 MO 4.5500 MIi.l.S-FRAYER Hanover Ave., Morristowgk N. J. 413 Springfield Ave' summit, N- J. J X -5 Tsar . +5 i SWIM 8,56 gjgjv qfgggfg-P me ow. mf ff-by 0' X' ' . iff e!lt EmiW!tS?3 K2 D .,95 1'S +0fOLL'5f'f0f-5'7f'M'-13 ' ,pq K8 XO ' fi .l dna' bs Qwgi u..6 lggmgo xe, Onci TWOPC, 8:4 NX 0. 0-1 . EEN img ribwlmpel tow het! iii Sutcess ami Jo wwf' qyeans ma 1 . ,R pp gk. fum. 055: Ps 7 D3 I fy -Four. wma 11 x. 4-+ ,QQ W 3011-L val. lm l, QM- we mu. K, A fr T G LJ- -A U - be M VY M... 9... E if' 'E' C' A EJ E' Ni19'Qi1 W-f' Q Q M ,559 'LW U-:A-s. From 'Hwe class of 927 dv- m.n ' ' 'iff fdruf 65 Tw' V'4'-94-li iftvg wi 4 f0CXiu1 V6 Q H113 ls,,fl40ASL.'.sjJf4 '. I-VI '- C-5 . K 1,-.8 Yllyuj, wL,b4,,,,ee:,,4.,.L, amfs' E A QL-61 - M 1 ' f , X ' 1 A cg Nb X 9, 4 'fff f 7 71 R W 33, X I . ,L 8 ' fda inn' H' ' ' 1 l, 1 mciiv I ' I. - If . . : . W 914, El e: N. J. I -rf 1' i 1 - cf on - owers S mmit ' it E41 ' s'1 LTfUg I Q 1 ,. f -no UQ Mm? Q6 5 - 14' , If I 44 . T' C1-0002. I l 5 i p ' , 4 f - ' ' L A ' ' X I 4 SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY 66 BANKING SPRINGFIELD AVENUE AND BEECHWOOD ROAD SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY SAFE DEPOSIT TRUST SERVICES Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DAVE'S INIARKET DAVID FLOOD 184 Essex Road Mmbum, New Jersey Elertriral and Gift Shop With Best Wishes TI-IE JABBERWOCK High Fidiziiy sound L-P Record: to the GRADUATING CLASS 525 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUmmit 6-9295 THE B ABS SHOP 66 V v':Jm+alfv3 C Lu-4 . f 'NcJ-q'l'C.,lo..,vL bud ' hnonl-c.lcuvs X- Qloql l,.lgoi, Jlsfcrg + - ll . 5 69, , u 4, u ' x Q ' as G ex 'lkggk 'K 495 . , W Q In TL I I A . ., 5, 0 l H Q Q49 on Congratulations to the u l -ffl l 'i CS ' Class of '54 . . . may your I 3? A' .. I QQKSBQNQ l , -3 knowledge be a source of inspiration -4 EQ . 'wa I 525-'ilk and happiness in the adventures 338 , Q . W that lie before you. F Qi-ff ,Q 'ap + '67 Q . Gswdk., 1 3 - . o Aft Q, l 'EU xl gl' is -X' l' ' if -:eb ' l he 541 9 ' G82 I 95' r ' Q9 1 . Montclair and Newark l ' if I Hahne 8i Company . . . official ouffilfers for Kent Place School 67 X ' ' r ,J 016 will X , Ev :X 1 A w if I, in Q ir? mu ii f milf X D 14 1 5 .1 if., from yo1.n'SlStE1' claS5 BOND FURNITURE CO. Perfcrtly Fitted, Good-Looking Glasses 11. C. DEUCHLER SU 64114 34 Maple St summit' N' 'I' 344 Springielfxve. 613 Central Ave. BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED S12-Bmifbifikl. Easroiilragefaolgl. J. CORBY'S ENTERPRISE LAUNDRY, Inc. JUAN MALLON X! ' SUmmir 6-1000 Corsetiere Dry Cleaning - Fur Storage -- Rug Cleaning CULLIS 86 LEWIS 458 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. Groceries - Bevemgey, Elf. Phones: SUmmit 6-0173 and 6-0174 Sole Agents for S. S. PIERCE CO., BOSTON A full line of good things to eat and drink. Charge accounts solicited. Regular delivery service. Courtesy always. Please call and inspect our store. We will appreciate it. JAMES GORMAN,1nc. DE SOTO . . . PLYMOUTH Sale.: and Servire SUmmit 6-3344 298 Broad Street Summit, N THE WILLIAM PITT 94 Main Street Chatham, New Alersey Expert Rug Cleaning, Repairing, Storing All Work Dam' in Our Own Modem Plant Plant-Rear of 382 Morris Ave., Summit, N. J. J. K. BEDROSIAN 86 SONS, Inc. Broadloom Carpets - Rugs - Orienlals OFFICE AND SALESROOM: 428 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY TEL. SUMMIT 6-0500 - 6-0501 MISS NELLIE Town and Comzlry Clorlaes I9 Beechwood Road Summit, N. MULDOWNEY MARKET MEATS and VEGETABLES ROGER'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store 365 Springield Ave. Summit SUmmit 6-0074 Telephone SUmmit 6-0014 TROST'S BAKE SHOP For the Finest Assortment in Baked Goods 427 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. J. R-S-5-Pt - NM? 1' mhf Hat: qp SN nhl y-e,,,ua-vs he,,5Par-'1-toss , I tene. -14x'r-aa, Jcxzm-I 21 WEST 16TH STREET .ANR-anna M., ,sh U: , NEW YORK ' 4-0'-'J 'P-'fi l ' 4,399 + 'rf-. lfilsuiiiv l-Qlt'-35? Lftyg- yur - ,Ja ,ve scHooL CLOTHES R,3Q1,,,gq'gf,mQu Our Dresses, Suits, Blouses and Sports Apparel are madejaqs 7 WP 15 OLLJ' in our own workroom or to our exacting specifications. , h..f E' + z to-'Q ixhoo 5? pan They have Quality and Good Taste - Individuality andc5C'1a: 'fe' 'ls 0 Distinction. N2 N in -Eu'-'sl gcdf-fsv' QLM1 gl CUC? SLR-hu' A frequent comment is that they do not seem like Uni-'S lf-sl 4 3 fs- il'-S VWiQ forms. Much credit for style and popularity is due to the 219' C, interest of our School Heads and the suggestions of the Students who wear them. SUMMIT FOOD MARKET CgJ'g,RIlf?,gi5 Fmin - Vegetables - Groreries - Mean 419 Springfield Avenue WHOLESALE and RETAIL Summit, N. J. SUmmit 6-4500 423 Springfield Ave. Telephone SUmmit 6-4491 Josem Bmw CITY AUTO TOP Compllmemf of Auto Trimming - Upholstery A FRIEND GLASS WORK 502 Morris Avenue Summit, N. J. J' ,ii ef 4 J - 4 J Ai ffl , M I fl y! Mf Pliments0f . M W li ' gf' K SMIT 86 SONS Inc. W MV 3 M G 0 i HM 0,5119 ' MURRAY HILL, N. f 'I . f I ,fifiief we ff ip JQIAMQIIZQ PIQDUCTS FOR INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES TOOLS WHEELS DRILL BITS POWDER Good Luck to the Class of '54 Compliment! of SPENCER M. MABEN INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE zz BEECHWOOD ROAD Tel. SUmmit 6-1900 Summit, N. I. 70 XX F , I deserve I:l Your selection of tine clothing reflects your , A taste wherever you go Be sure to preserve the smart styling of your clothing by turning to us for the finest in cleansing care. Phone Summit 6-3100 0 , V I Q ,. Nc--uovf 'G C Your Fur CLEAN' Storage Center: STORE: 71 Union Place. Summit, N. J. Main Office and Plant: Chatham Road. Summit 71 . QV 1 .J- 0 - -0 X 47 f fin f lgggf ay J iff' if -0 xv!-2 ffgflifl f '5f:P,i5zig,2P'T an fd 'LO I OW! ,-0f..0Q1J0gm3,-,f' dof G7 ?0 BVU 'I Burner Awww wry 0fMagazir1ePb2 gpbg' J llS miwn if 4 ,MO,,i5Ty,MKe sashoag, ,j, if S5EPljA4NS-HI 0. 70st0g,'0,t Us Wm ji vivo 0 0' ivy? 47 aj 'D' ' 1 'S P fp .ff f fy! 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Baum, Dx HILL CITY DELICATESSEN E Z L Outstanding Sandwiches and Food of All Type: Z 4 kr 5 I ze MAPLE STREET SUmmir s-sos Z . ' b , 7 , UP Q T gy .4h,-ICANN CHATHAM M 'WX 'W W 'EJ.,,,,,g,,s HEATING SERVICE M IM ,M W 1.6, 226 Longwood Avenue M W7 WM 6 TQTX w, N 'X Chatham, N. J. tw, is ' CH th 4.0676 V' Za, DLL' X twmrx. Q nb V334 mx . T' wh-NIM EDWARD CHIOVAROU Q f Ex Q' 86 SON Ls'-ldnhlkl PAINTING CONTRACTORS xl' B r A ffxnfft' 11 Union Place Ja, A Runs. SUmmit 6-3567 Summit, N. J ijygxafngg QR 'X 'n L-J-34,ifln.,.N.lN Wi 73 N 'T-'tfJN. fs Ti:x,,,xg.-e:xLXvslg.A,,i KN' N, 0 ' I T' . Csism -. ROSE GALBRAITH ,A H jzmiorf' and Miffef' Apparel A is MAIN sT., MILLBURN, N. J. Phone Mlllburn 6-0280 SUBURBAN HAT BAR E. F. LONERGAN ll summit Avenue Hardware and Pamtx 330 MILLBURN AVENUE Summit, N. J. SUmmit 6-1975 Mlllburn 6-0302 Millburn, N. j. 4' A f 9013 A-W ff S37 -Q -3 -P f S x dx ' Ny A' ' pzfjo 6' 'LP PORTRAITS - L, , . 2 ZA Of! Oy-' J, O Nj, PV cf' NIE' CANDIDS XP V9 uf It! 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WOLIN PORTRAIT PERFECTION Buy Riverside Farm Brand BUTTER AND EGGS Packed and Distributed 447 Springfield Ave. - Strand Building RI-I-TER 8: 5U 6.0087 Summit 145 Emmet Street Newark, N. 1. PlER50N'5- IDC- CAMERA SHOP OF SUMMIT Housnwmuas - - - HARDWARE ur SprinsGeld Avenue GARDEN SUPPLIES SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY 431 Springfield Avenue SUmmit 6-4541 5U 5-7427 Tbxmfwwz, - ,9-1Q'Cff5'4-1-A-f ' ADA- MA' ,5 , u I . UW ' wid! fever? ' - . cs' JAMES Hoes wa., 4 v - A4 ' ,ga gyzozyvo - ' 96 nz PLUMBING fn I 'f' 'fy ,s I ' I ' r 2 ' , , I I A and ' dim fini ' f I V' 1.1 , 4 in 1 I sl-IEETMETAL MA, ff f' I 3' 5 '5 '! !, !!5, - .ff fda gf' 41,4-. I - I' ' 'I fm? 'I .4 529 Morris Avenue 1 V ' D , , 'M' 4, Z, Summit, New jersey M4 I ,f X, We My W f J ,wwf We Wifi: to Thank tb THE FASHION CENTER DORSEY STUDIO KARRAS FURRIER e Following Siores for Their Contribution: I:OUIS ROSENSTIEN JEWELERS SUMMIT WALLPAPER 8: PAINT CO. BERKELEY TELEVISION CO. 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