Summit High School - Top Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1922 volume:

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'A' Q Q ,E-vp I U., . V ' ' 'gust 1' 4. Q .4 ' 5? 1 ' . 61112 GUI' fs. I5 A I' O U 1 . .4. . E' DEVOTED T0 THE INTERESTS V OF ' Y' ' g , 'Q Summit High Srhnnl , ' SUMMIT, NEWAJERSEY P Pi, f . Y c' U e F . ' r ll xv . S . pw- . I n Q C -V 'io I. 'I 1 I - . Zqagjrfs kf'Z.y,. 5 - r ,. 1 YEAR BOOK , 4 nf? ' T - , ' JUNE, mzz , U Q . . U Q ' . A 1 l ig fg.f' i i 'S' ' x f v , 'swf 1 f ,, 5 9 .sift-of .QW-v., 4 f QESQE, Q ' ur, . v i. V T-Tf?if g5 ,O 'f u 'f 1.4 . , -M .,- A .if fy in ,. rf' ,- 4 1 H ' '- ' , MJ V . , I. A 0- , ..... z E ff 'X 6 .LE , .Jfvbm-.1.v 19' BET ilinremnrh MTHE TOP is the result of :1 sincere attempt to portray the varied activities of Summit High School in such a way as to form a permanent and attractive record of the year's work. Take it, kind Reader, read and reread it carefully, and if at the end you have a greater pride and deeper love for old S. H. S., surely HTHE TOP will have fulfilled its purpose. Evhiratinxu To Mn. RUSSELL S. WOULOM, Ill apprvdaliml of his untiring efforts in lwllalf of lwlll-I TOP, the' Staff gratefully dedicates this volume 0 O Glnntentz Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Organizations Social Events Dramatics Athletics Jokes Autographs Advertisements O O MR. HARRY A. SPRAGUE Superintendent of Schools MR. ALBERT J. BARTHOLOMEW Principal I i 9 THE FACULTY ALBERT I. BARTHOLOMEW, A. B., Colgate: A. M., Columbia, Principal. ISABEL HOLMES, A. B.. A. M.. Tufts College. Latin. TILLA THOMAS, A. B., Western Reserve University, French. . RUSSELL S. WOGLOM, Ph. B.. Lafayette. Mathematics. GUY V. BRUCE, B. S., New York State College, Science. MARIE L. GOODELLE, A. B., Syracuse, History. HELEN PRESSEY, A. B., Swarthmore, Commercial. MRS. C. N. HAMMOND, A. B., Goucher, Engl-ish. JOAN WATKINS, A. B., University of Michigang A. M., Columbia. History, Civics. CARLISLE MORSE, A. B., Swarthmore, Mathematics, Science. ESTELLE M. VAN PATTEN, Cortland Normal School, New York University Commercial. MARCELLINE E. LAUSWAY, Ph. B., University Of Vermont, S panish, French. FLORENCE L. ENDERLIN, A. B., Smith, English. CHARLOTTE I. YOURDON, B. S., Elmira, Commercial. DOROTHY C. BUNKER, A. B.. Hunter College. English. GRACE E. JONES, New Haven School of Gymnastics, Girls' Physical Training, FRANK M. HUNTER, A. B., Ursinus College, Boys' Physical Training. MARGARET E. BARNES, Northampton School of Music Pedagogy, M nsic. MARTHA S. BERRY, Mansfield State Normalg Thomas Normal Training, Arts. HOLMES CLIVER, Trenton State Normal, Manual Arts DOROTHY HUNT, Pratt Institute, Household Science. JOSEPHINE E. N OYES, Pratt Institute, Sewing. ' 2 FIEEEE' 1 IEIQQ IEIQB IEIQ4 IEIQE L, ...- , . CLASS OF 1922 OFFICERS President ....... ........ W ILLIAM 0,MAHONEY Vice-President .... ..... L AURA M. KENT Secretary ..... ..... F RANCES RYMAN Treasurer. . . ....... RAYMOND PARK Faculty Advisor. ..... MRS. C. N. HAMMOND MOTTO Quad fiemus nunc fimus ' COLORS Maroon and Gold CHEER Rah! Rah! Rah! Rye! Boom lah! Summit High! Boom lah! Rip! Rue! 1-9-2-2, ELIZABETH ATTERIDC t'tElizabeth j HA blush is beautiful but often incon venientf' Office assistant 4. RICHARD E. BADGLEY f Dick J '6The world knows only two, Rom: and If, Baseball 2, 3. 43 President A. A. 4g Student Council 4. FANNIE BAHOOSHIAN C'Faunie J 6'Her tumbled hair it stood on end, But with her wit she made amendf' Office assistant 4. ROBERT W. BARKELEW C'Boh J lt is a condition which confronts us. not a theoryf, Entered S. H. S. 3g MTHE TOP Staff 4g Service Committee 4. LEROY G. BAUM waoyrp He doeth all things and doeth them well. Entered S. H. S. 43 Chairman Service Committee 45 Football 4:, Basketball 4g Debating 43 6'The Charm School 4. I ANNA BEBOUT f'6Ann j '6She appears to know only this, never to fail nor fallf, Service Committee 4. LILLIAN BEHRE CGLittle Bear, Lill j '6Let us trip the light fantastic-on with the rlanvef, Green Willow lg Wfhe Charm SI'll00lM 4. JOHN BLACK fG'Kewpie j HMur'h ado about nothingf, Baseball 2, 3g Captain Baseball -44 Football 2, 3g Track 3, 4. DANIEL E. BYRNE C'Dan. Beany j HI chatter, chatter as I gof, Football 2g Class basketball 2g Cheer- leader 3g Assistant Baseball Mana- ger 3. FLORENCE COMPTON CSFlorence j When1'e is thy learning? Hath thy toil Oier books consumed the midnight oil?,, Glee Club lg Office assistant 3, 4. ELIZABETH CRUIKSHANK f'tElizabeth J '5Let thy words be few. Entered S. H. S. 3g Glee Club 4. WILLIAM FAITOUTE f Bill j The mildest manner and the gentlest heartf, Baseball 1, 2, 4g Football 1, 2, 4, Track 3, 4. IRVING R. GROVES f'4Grovesy j Get off the air, I want to talk. Football 2, 3, Service Committee 4. WILLIAM H. HAIIDT C'Bill j Be bolde, be bolde and everywhere be boldef' Football 3, 4, Baseball Manager 4. GRACE HEMENWAY Q Grace,'J If she will do't she willg And therels an end on,tg But if she won,t she won't And you may depend on't.,, Office assistant 4g Class basketball 3, 4. KENNETH HOLDEN f'6Ken j Come, Mercury, keep pace with me. Football 1, 2, 3, Track 3, Track Captain 4. MARGARET JOHNSON f'6Margaret J Studious of ease and fond of humble thingsf, Class basketball 2, 3, Social Commit- tee 3, 6'The Charm School 4. VERONICA KENNY f Veronica J So unafected, so composed am I. LAURA M. KENT f'6Laura j '24 merry heart maketh a cheerful countenancef' Social Committee 1, 2 , 'Gflreen Willow 1, 'GBird's Christmas Carol 3, Editor- in-Chief of MTHE TOPH 4, Class Vice- President 4, Service Committee 4, Student Council 4, Wfhe Charm School 4. AILEEN LAWRENCE f Shrimp J Little looks fell great oaksf' Class treasurer 2, Social Committee 2, 3, l'Rooms to Let 3, Class basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Class President 3, HTHE TOPU Vodvil 4, The Charm School 4. TESSIE MARQIHETTI C6'1'essie J Those dark eyes-so dark, so deep. Dolls 43 Office assistant 4g The Charm School, 4. MARJORIE MAY MAIISII C'Marge J 6'It's a friendly heartlhat hath plenty of friendsf, Class Secretary lg Clee Club 13 Presi- dent Glee Club 43 Class Vice-President 2g Social Committee 1, 2g Vice-Presh dent A. A. 4g Student Council 43 G. H. S. C. Cabinet 33 The Charm School 4. EARL W. MERRILL f'LEar1 j '6Soher as a judge is he and wise. School Newsi' 1, 23 Class Treasurer 1, 3g i6Gl'C8ll Will11w 13 Class Presi- dent 23 Secretary Hi-Y Club 2g Vice- President Hi-Y Club 3g 'LRooms to Let 33Vice-President C. 0. 33 President G. O. 43 Service Committee 43 The Charm Schoolw 4. FRANK B. NIXIJORFF C'Nix j Give me the right, I will conquer the worldf, Social Committee 3g Business Man- ager MTHE TOPM 43 Wfhe Charm School 43 Office assistant 4. KATHERINE 0,HAR.A fHKitty j 66Her hair is like the waving grain, In summeris golden light. Basketball 2, 43 Captain Class Basket- ball 2, 4g Service Committee 4g Wfhe Charm School 4. WILLIAM B. 0,MAHONEY CGBill9'j Hail fellow well' metf, Football 3, 4g Track 3g Class Vice- President 33 MRooms to Let 3g Class President 4g Student Council 4g Serv- ice Committee 4g 'QTHE TOP Vodvil 4g Debating 4g MTHE TOPH Staff 4g The Charm School 4. CAROLINE OSBORNE f Carrie J 'Thy voice is heard thru rolling drumsf, Glee Club 1, 2. RAYMOND K. PARK CMRay J M011 their own merits modest men are dumbf' Office assistant 2, 3, 43 Debating 43 Class Treasurer 4g Service Commit- tee 4. ANNA PEDICINI fuAnna j How denture how entle a maidenf, 2 g Office assistant 4. DORA RIBSTEIN C'Dora,,J It is easier to be critical than cor- rectf' LEONARD B. RICHARDS f'G'I'ubby j A merrier man Within the limit of becoming mirth I never spent an ll0lU',S talk withalf, Football 2, 3, 4g Track 43 Service Com- mittee 4. FRANCES G. RYMAN fMFram1y j F ull of unconquerable energiesf, Class President 13 Glee Club 13 Social Committee 1, 2, 3g Secretary G. H. S. C. 1. 2g Vice-President C. WH. S. C. 3: President G. H. S. C. 43 HTHE TOPU Staff 33 Student Council, 3, 43 Class Basketball 3, 43 'GTHE TOP,, Vodvil 4g Dolls 43 Class Secretary 3, 43 Or- chestra 43 Service Committee 43 The Charm School 4. RUTH B. SHEARMAN f Ruth j 6'She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant to think onfi C. H. S. C. Cabinet 43 Glee Club 1, 4g MTHE TOP Staff 4. CECELIA SILVERSTEIN f'4Celia J 'gCalm and self-possessedf, Entered S. H. S. 33 Debating 3g Clee Club 43 Wfhe Charm School 4. HAZEL STRYKER C'Hazel j g'Rise with the lark and with the lark to bedf, Class basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g A. A. Coun- cil 2g Wfhe Charm School 4. WILLIAM TRUSLOW f'tBill j 66Slow and deliberate-especially de- liberatef' Green Willow 13 uRooms to Letw 33 Debating 3, 43 MTHE TOPH Staff 43 Wllhe Charm School 4 HELEN C. TUBBS tt'Helen j ul laugh for hope hazh happy place with llIl'.,, Entered S. H. S. 33 Cheerleader 33 Social Committee 3, 4g 4'Rooms to Let 33 Debating 3g Glee Club 43 Orchestra 43 'GTHE ToP,' Staff 43 HTHE ToP', Vodvil 43 C. H. S. C. Cabinet 43 Wfhe Charm School 4. MARION WAUTERS fttMarion j HBy the work one knows the workerf' Entered S. H. S. 2g GGTHE TOP,' Staff 43 Office assistant 43 Service Committee 43 Class basketball 3, 43 The Charm School 4. RAYMOND S. WILLEVER ft6Ray j g'Thou. artmthe manf, Vice-President Class 13 '4Creen Wil- low 13 Representative A. A. 23 Secre- tary A. A. 3g Treasurer Hi-Y Club 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Captain 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 33 4. LUCIE WINTERMUTE Q'LLucie,'J . '4The daintiest last to make the end most sweetf' Entered S. H. S. 43 Class basketball 43 Wllhe Charm Schooli' 4. 0 CLASS OF 1923 OFFICERS President ....... .... R UTH SONNEKALB Vice-President ..... ..... N ATHANIEL MORSE Secretary ...... .... F RANCES BLONDIN Treasurer. . ..... NORMAN DENNIS Historian ...... .... E RNEST ARMSTROSNG Faculty Advisor .... .... R USSELL S. WOGLOM COLORS Green and White . CI-IEER Rah Kee! Rah Reef Summit High Twenty-three! Ernest Armstrong-Wflle originator of the 6Smile that won't eome offf U Paul Badgley- Speech is great but silenee is greaterf, Dorothy Bird- A good name is rather to be ehosen than goldf, Russell Blair-'sllflusie hath eharms, etef, William Blair- It beeomes a man to be tall if his entire development isn,t lengthf, Frances Blondin-G'Knowledge is more than equivalent to foreef, Clifford Borden-6'Don,t wake me up! lim sleeping? Mabel Borden-'GBlesses her stars and thinks it's luxuryf, Robert Brockway- You with the dark and weary eyesf, William Burke-'6When I was young I took to the law And argued eaeh ease with my wife, And the wonderful strength it gave to my jaw Has lasted the rest of my life. Rose Ciocei- He who does his best does wellf, Frank Cole-HA little nonsense now and then, ls relished by the best of menf, Laurence Curtis-5'Ye Gods! What have we heref, Earl Clarke- What ean,t be cured can,t be enduredf' Reginald Cummins- Sometimes seen about the buildingf, Norman Dennis-6'His heart as far from fraud as heaven from earthf, Margaret Doyle-6'Politeness is to do or say, The kindest thing in the kindest wayf, John Ericson-6'Chemistry, I deserve 106.', Jean Gaddis- To the cheek color comes and twinkles in the eye. Mary Gilroy-- The secret to success is eonstaney of purposef, Katherine Gray- The fair, the chaste, the unexpressive shef, Walter Cude- When you have nothing to say, say it.', Herbert Hall- The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my businessf' Martha Herslow-'QW e can do more good by being good than in any other way.', Janice Hoff-- Courteous, liberal, full of spiritf, Laelia Hurrell- Diligence is the mother of good luekf, Grace Kauffman- Alas, why should life all labor bef, Elizabeth Kocisko-g'May you live every day of your life. Paul Kuester-6'Speech doesn,t make the man. William Lawrence- A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luekf, Edith Luhr- A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horsef' Edna Lundell- Men of few words are the best menf, Mabel Matthews-6'Now let thy friendly hand put strength to it. Russell May-6'All great men are dying and I don,t feel well myself. Mary McPeek- Unto the ground she casts her modest eyef' Alice Meyers- Now everything,s good that's naturalf, William Moebius- The eeho of Iehabod Cranefi Lillian Morgan- I heseeeh you all be better known to this personf, Nathaniel Morse-HHe dreams of lines, angles, and all the restf' Everit Nelson -66Be sure you're sober when Irving Nelson --you look at 'emfi Eleanor Nelson- The ery is-'and still they cornell H Margaret Poll- The 'why' is plain as way to parish r'hurr'h. Sarah Pruden- Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm Carlyle Richards-6'Mary, Mary, quite contraryf, Dorothy Roan- ls she not passing fair?,, Helen Roby-6'What need one say about this maiden? She speaks for herself. Emma Rystedt- Be not simply good, but good for something. Evelyn Sayre-'SThere,s nothing so queenly as kindnessf' George Sharp- Some wise, some otherwisef, Mildred Smith- Our life is what our thoughts make itf, Ruth Sonnekalb-'6She was very fair and never proud, Had tongue at will, yet never loudf, Edna Steidle-N 'Tis good to be merry and wisef' Ruth Steidle- Not stepping oier the bounds of modestyf, Donald Swenson- The blushing herof' Marguerite Sullivan-'6What will not woman, gentle woman dare? Elizabeth Walling-'6Her value is more than I can tell. Elsie West-'6Wise to resolve and patient to performf, Dolores Wlhite- Let our youth lead us to higher things? Adelaide Vllilson- N o, never say anything unless you're compelled to I CLASS OF 1924 OFFICERS President ...... ............. J . CALVIN WILLEVER Vice-President . . . ........ ISABEL MARSH Secretary ...... .... F RED CODDINGTON Treasurer ....... ...... F RED LAWRENCE Faculty Advisor .... .... , . ...... Miss ISABEL HOLMES COLORS Blue and White CLASS OF 1924 Margaret Ahearn- I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. Paul Ahlers- Sense, sincerity, sim plicity-the Three Graces of the Gentleman? Florence Baebi-- As good to be out of the World as out of Fashionf' Lucille Baker- But is this the law?,' Gilbert Baker- We suggest Walter Camp's 'Exercises to Music. Helen Behout- Constant occupation prevents tem ptationf, Ruth Berry- Cheerfulness is an excellent wearing quality. Lillian Bird- A merry heart doeth good like medicinef, Joseph Black- The coming gentleman from Jallopif' Salaam Boorujy- Who faints not, achieves? Helen Bratz- A good education is the best dowryf' Margaret Brenn-- Her nose tip-tilted like the petal of a flower. Helen Burney-- A merry heart goes all the dayf, Helen Carlson- Women are never so amiable as when they are useful. Fred Coddington- A man of few words but many thoughtsf, Lawrence Corriel- It,s all right if you can get away with it. . Margaret Curry- Fresh and blooming, blond and fairf, Edith Dean- W ith malice toward none, with charity to all. Ruth De Bruene- Stately and tall, she moves in the hallf, Raymond Delaney- Hasn,t scratched yetf, , George Delaney- When duty whispers low 'thou must., the youth re- plies, 'I can,t.' - Ella Dennis- Oh, I donit know. John Dodman- Experience is expensivef, Lenden Ebhles- Where did he get that bass voice?,' Helen Ericson- A daughter of the gods divinely tall and most divinely fair. 939 Josephine Forbringer- The sight of her is good for sore eyesf' Deborah Garwood- From the top of her head to the bottom of her feet, a perfect ladyf' Abner Celula-Wllhe secretary of the Eighth Periodf' Lorraine Cennng- Such sweet compulsion doth in music lief, Winifred Gilroy- She is noblest being goodf, 99 lfilwarcl Cilson-6'Happy is the man that findeth wisdom. Tillie Glasgow- A word to the wise is sujicientf' Olive Green-'iTo err is human, to forgive divine. Abraham Cordon- A man of silence is a man of sense. Nancy Griffith- W ho sees only the mischiefs that passf, Doris Crimn- Qui miaime, aime mon chienf, Lester Groves- And certainly he was a good fellow. Vincent Hall- All I ask is to be let alone with my wirelessf, Helen Hahn- Women are the poetry of the worldf, William Hanle-6'He comes up smiling. Ethelyn Hamann--'6lVisdom.,, Ruth Hammond- The best fish swim near the bottomf' William Hardy- The man that blushes is not quite a brutef, Cale Harper- You see it was this wayf, Amy Hedden-6'Her stature tall, I hate a dumpy womanf' Ellen Helquist- One day is as good as two for her who does everything in its placef, u Elizabeth Hiley- If thou wilt thou shalt be taught. Ebba Hokanson- Silence is goldenf, Betty Holden-66Studious to please-yet not ashamed to fail. Nora Holehouse-S'The social smile, the sympathic tearf' Jack Hubbard-4'Labor itself is a pleasuref, Thomas Jobs-'6As -fine a youth as ever there wasf' Malcolm Johnson-u.lust one ticket leftf, Benjamin Keppel-6'Slow but suref, Malcolm Knapp-HW hat a strange creature is man! F reel Lawrence- Trust not him that seems a saintf, Adrienne Louis- W hen she's on hand there's mischief afloat. Herbert Lytle-HTalk to him of .lacob's ladder and he would ask the number of stepsf, Dallas Mallard- Big things are the handiwork of noble men. Bryan Manninx- He speaks an infinite deal of nothingf, Isabel Marsh- Air and manners are more expressive than wordsf, Robert MHFSII-gioll sleep! It is a gentle thing beloved from pole to polef' William McNamara- Hush, my dear, lie still and slumberf' Holbrook MacNeille- A blessed companion is a book. 99 '97 Clara Mertz--'6Knowledge comes but wisdom lingersf' Verna Mooney- Innocence is bliss. Marion Morrison-6' 'While there's life there,s hopef said shef, David Moroney-'GWake up and hear the birdies singf' Newbury Morse-'GI believe it happened-'s Wadsworth Mount-6'So spake the wise of old, and we cannot mend their wisdomf, Bartil Nelson-4'All things come to him who will but waitf' Evelyn Oaks- The light that lies in womanis eyesf, Robert Osborn-66Geometric axioms which coincide are equalf, William Papio- That agreeable condition of doing nothing. Loretta Parkin-Nlncline thine ear unto wisdom. Edward Pizzi-HGeorge M . Cohan in the makingf, Helen Pringle-HA solitary shriek, a bubbling cry, foretell her presencef, Fred Radzio-KI do not know where his book is.', George Rex- Laugh and grow fatf' Cecil Rowe-MStep by step one goes far. Tessie Saber-a'Let knowledge grow from more to moref' Marguerite Samuel-6'Education never made a woman badf' Eleanore Sangster-6'The fair face is praised even though the tongue be silentf, Abraham Silverstein-ulVIuch study is weariness to the fleshf, Bernard Smith-uI'Ie who runs may readf' I Isabel Spence-6'Happy am I, from care I am freeg why arenit they all contented like me? Carl Tapperson-'6The chief of a thousand for grace. Lincoln Thiesmeyer-alle was so good he would pour rose water on a toadf, John Tiffany-HA quiet man sedate, austeref, Elsie Tintle-'61 f thou loveth to hear, thou shalt receive understandingf, Harris Toll-'6Still water runs deep. Mildren Trueb-6'Up.' U pf My friend and quit your bookf, Frank Truslow-MThere is nothing of so much worth as a mind well instructedf, John Vickers-6'Who won the Human Race? Charles Webb-'GMucli wisdom often goes with fewest wordsf, Jean Webster- F or every why she has a wherefore. Kathryn Wilkie-46Slte loveth dress a plenty. J. 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' Ii' ' ' w CLASS OF 1925 President ...... Vice-President . . Secretary .... Treasurer ...... Faculty Advisor . Margaret Adams Carmen Anderson Florence Arata Curtis Bachart Dorothy Badgley Marian Bailey Tyler Baker Carolyn Balestrine Charles Bayer Noel Bebout Nicholas Bianco Alice Boag William Bosshardt Harriet Bohne Emile Bontempo Charles Borden Evelyn Boye Fred Brenn Halsey Brister Louise Brockway Edith Brown Thomas Burke Robert Cain Calvert Caldwell Lena Cangemi OFFICERS . . . .EVELYN CARR . ROBERT MURPHY . . . .LEWISE SALMON COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS OF 1925 . . ALLAN- ROBERTS . Miss F. ENDERLIN Evelyn Carr August Cavinato Gordon Christensen Leslie Cole Charles Collins Clifford Compton William Compton jean Cornish Benard Cowperthwait Frederick Cowperthwait john Croot Gino Dapero Gladys Daum Oscar Davis Raymond Depue Dorothy Deutz William Dickerson Grace Dorr Herbert Dotten Douglas Dunsmore Lily Dutkins Alice Earles Betty Eberlein Henry Echlin Florence Estock George Evans Annie Falkenburg Margaret Fay Mary Frey Harry Feibush Robert Ferguson Anthony Fimia Adrian Finlay Philip Finlay james Fleming Maynard Ford Maury Fry Kenneth Fuller john Garafano Rose Garafano Lucy Gennaro James Gilchrist Nicholas Grasso Augustus Grifling Evan Griffith Roger Griffith Zartuhe Gulamerian Beatrice Hall Robert Hand john Harmon john Harper Edwina Hazen Clifford Heidrick Emily Hiley George Hoffman Harry Hyde Stephen jankoski Georgia Kauffman Josephine Kenny Florence Kent Thomas Keppell Frances King Viola Kivlen Lillian Knoller Agnes Koch Ella Kunick Gertrude Lamb Malcom Leslie Joaquin Llanso Ray Marchetti Joseph McNamara Svea Malmgren Dorothy Mervin Margaret Moody Robert Moroney Helen Mount Robert Murphy Gordon Murray Mildred Murray Agon Nelson Hannah O'Mahoney Elizabeth Opitz Lloyd Ortman Alphonse O'Reilly Raymond Page Dayton Parcells Margaret Park Raymond Parker Elsie Parse Dorothy Patterson Arthur Peck William Pegg john Penek Linea Peterson Minnie Picozzi i Frank Pizzi Harry Randall Elsie Realf Frederick Reeve Clinton Rex Allen Roberts Violet Roberts Harold Rockwell Alice Rogers Kathryn Rogers Charles Ryman Merlin Ryman May Sage Lewise Salmon Margaret Saville George Sawyer Martha Scharf Benjamin Schieppe Ada Searles Winifretl See Kenneth Schaller Cameron Shaw Samuel Shearman .Xrthur Shea 'lilu-l.ma Short lfrctlericla Sigh-r john Skillman .Xtlelaitlc Smiley .Xinalie Smith lirther Spcngeman Margarite Stewart Miltlrctl Stout lurner Stromenger lilsie Swain Walter Swanson Ruth Swenson .Xltretl Swick lflorencc Tyrrell Louis Toll lftlwartl 'lownley PHYSMCS oat-ENUDN ,, if Lexlln ., 1 X ff,-4 Y J vi E., Quik --ii' 3 ,Z XLGEBQA 'AW W aleliizi, l.'l f ks' QQ! M ,,i.,. ,, llenry Truestlell Celest Turton Eunice Yan Arstlale lftlwin Yan Ciae Mary Yenezia lhelma Yought Marcum Wagner Dorothy Walter Rolantl Weaver Douglas Webb Gale Webbe Robert Weitzman Baltlwin White Margaret Whyte Kenneth Wilson 'llhurher XVool5on Victor Yannaconc joseph Yannotto Emile Yannuzzi Emily Yawger llarry Yawger FRESH :MN Luci-i YSLHOOLV 0 -V A-X --. .N , , Xl X x Q -Q 2 j5 dw Q57-4, -M QE ' : ff, . ' f QCEQQZ S 1 MALLAWD Qi gi' ?!??QM--'1i?4?'U'F-I' A 4f f iff av Z! NGXX fo .- is f P BA Q ' X asf. if N W 0 ,,smn1au1 1 ff11f9i 'f.f:3:1':'P. f5,e4 lH'4 'a4 QI? E7 H: 1 1 qv i'i L Xxx brig! I I C,zfg, ., 1 fn -'fly' ' -K1..,-5.A .,,. , 3 THE' RAHWAY GAMEQ - ' ,, ffhfi 5? 4yxE Top ' 5 r Q , vw-ux'r'5 ou u I . , Ynrr Your MIND-I ilf mrmx 7, in-H - N 2 Lag: 2 N Z if --, 'fHI' 21.f ,f f-- iz Q FJKNQ: Zak? s 1. 1 . v 'iAraE? cuyssmrez N01 IUST Ar? some edituc. STUDENT ZTHATJ5 ALL RIGHT THE PRICES A wuLL-1-Awe 'fave Bnenm AWA Y- ' 751!'-1 'f?'f' 'wllmll FwJ,IilIiW! T 1 fm Tyluw Vfv mf lllllllmiTfml'llm ? N X . T W P w Uhr Emp ClIartc'I'0Il 1 921 THE TOP STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . .... LAURA M. KENT, '22 Businvss Manager . . . . FRANK B. NIXDORFF, '22 Favltlty Advisor . . .RUSSELL S. W0llI.0M WILLIAM O'MAHONEY, '22 HELEN TUBBS, '22 RUTH SHEARMAN, '22 ELIZABETH w7ALLlNG, '23 DALLAS M.ALLARD, '23 Associate Editors Class Editors AUGUSTUS GRIFFING, HELEN B. ROBY, '23 NATHANIEL MORSE, '23 THOMAS BURKE. '24 ROBERT MURPHY, '25 Art Staff Business Stag ROBERT BARKELEW, '22 ERNEST ARMSTRONG, '23 EDITH DEAN, '24 ABNER GELIJLA, '24 LOUISE BROCKWAY, '25 '25 1 ROBERT MORONEY, '24 WILLIAM TRUSLOW. '22 MARION WAUTERS, '22 EARL CLARKE, '23 GENERAL ORGANIZATION AND STUDENT COUNCIL . Founded 1921 Pledge 1 believe in the principles of the General Organization of Summit High School and promise to support its constitution loyally, and to do all in my power to preserve and promote the welfare of Summit High School, her customs, her traditions, and her good name. President ...... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer . . . Organization Class Class Class Class of 1922 .... of 1923 .... of 1924 ...... of 1925 ...... Athletic Association ....... Girls' High School Club .... Girls' Glee Cluh .... Mandolin Orchestra THE ToP ........ . Service Committee Art Club ......... Faculty .... . s... -.- OFFICERS . . . . . . . .EARL MERRILL, '22 . . . .ELIZABETH WALLING, '23 . . . . .MARGARET DOYLE, '23Q . . . .EVERIT NELsoN, '23 MEMBERS Representative . . . .WILLIAM O,MAHONEY, '22 . . . . . .RUTH SONNEKALB, '23 CALVIN WILLEVER, '24 .........EVELYN CARR, '25 . . .RICHARD BADGELY, '22 . . . .FRANCES RYMAN, '22 . . . .MARJORIE MARSII, '22 . . . .RUSSELL BLAIR, '23 . . . . .LAURA KENT, '22 . . . .LE RoY BAUM, '22 . . . . .JEAN GADDIS, '23 . . . .A. J. BARTHOLOMEW MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA Chartered 1921 President .............. RUSSELL ,QUARTY BLAIR, '23 Secretary-Treasurer . . . ........ GRACE KAUFFMAN, '23 Leader ........................ A. J. BARTHOLOMEW First Violins RUSSELL Q. BLAIR, '23 GINO DAPERO, '25 WILLIAM HANLE, '24 Second Violins FRANCES BLONDIN, '23 RUTH BERRY, '24 Mandolins LAURENCE CURTIS, '23 FRANCES RYMAN, '22 HELEN TUBBS. '22 ELIZABETH WALLING, '23 JEAN WEBSTER, '24 Cellos WILLIAM BLAIR, JR., '23 ROBERT MURPHY, '25 Flute A. J. BARTHOLOMEW Banjo JACK GUDE, '23 Saxophone FRED CODDINGTON, '24 Ukelele FRANCES KING, '25 Piano GRACE KAUEEMAN. '23 ARLY in the school year we sought out musical talent among the students and organized our High School Orchestra with Mr: Bartholomew as an enthusiastic leader. We aimed to have every stIIdent who is interested in music a part of this orchestra and succeeded in getting many members. Our programs were arranged so that a great number could play. Some of the selections which have been rendered are. Serenade d'Amour, Pierneg Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman, Offenbachg '6HIIngarian Dance, No. 5, Brahms, Salnt d'Amour, Elgar, Love's Dream After the Ball, Czebulkag Lion du Bal, Cilletg and The Last Waltz, from Oscar Strauss' Operetta. We feel that the orchestra has been a success and we hope for just such an eIIthIIsiastic groIIp next year. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Chartered 1 922 OFFICERS President ....... ........... M ARJORIE MARSH, '22 Vice-President ..... .... D OROTHY BIRD, ,23 Secretary-treasurer .. ..,...... RUTH BERRY, '24 Librarians l L LOUISE BROCKWAY, '25 ' ' ' ' ' I DORIS GRIFFIN, '24 Accompanist .. .... GRACE KAUFFMAN, '23 Director .... MISS M. E. BARNES MEMBERS Nineteen hundred and twenty-two ELIZABETH CRUIKSHANK MARJORIE MARSH CECELIA SILVERSTEIN RUTH SHEARMAN Nineteen hundred and twenty-three DOROTHY BIRD GRACE KAUFFMAN.x MARTHA HERSLOW ELSIE WEST LAELIA HURRELI. DOLORES WHITE ADELAIDE WILSON Nineteen hundred and twenty-four RUTH BERRY LILLIAN BIRD ELLA DENNIS ANNIE FALKENBURG DEBORAH GARWOOIJ ISABEL SPENCE LORRAINE GENUNG DORIS GRIFFIN ELLEN HELQUIST BETTY HOLDEN MARGUERITE SAMUEL Nineteen hundred and twenty-five CARMEN ANDERSON EVELYN BOYE LOUISE BROCKWAY LENA CANGEMI MARGARET SAVILLE BEATRICE HALL GEORGIA KAUFFMAN DOROTHY DIERWIN LEWISE SALMON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION flh84I't0l'1'd 1021 OFFICERS President ..... ............ R ICHARD BADCLEY, '22 V if-fe-President. . . . . .MARJORIE MARSH, '22 Ser-rvmry ..... ..... D OROTHY Bum, '23 Trvasurvr ............... .... C ARLISLE MORSE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Manager Boys' Basketball ................... DALLAS MALLARD, '23 Manager Girls' Basketball .... ....... E DITH LUHR, '23 Manager Baseball ....... ..,. W ILLIAM HARDT, '22 Manager Track L A.... ..... J OHN ERICSON, '23 Manager Football ....... .... W ILLIAM MOEBIUS, '23 Girls' Physiral Dirvrtor . ..... MISS GRACE JONES Boys' Physiral Direvtor . . . . .FRANK HUNTER SERVICE COMMITTEE l'IIaII'tc'I'cd 1922 Object The Object of this organization shall lie to promote and maintain good conduct on the part of the Student body ill school and to include supervision of the activities. OFFICERS Chairman ....................... LEROY BAUM, '22 Secretary-Treasurer ........ ELIZABETH WALLING, '23 MEMBERS Nineteen hundred and twenty-two ROBERT BARKELEW ANNA BEBOUT IRVING GROVES LAURA KENT EARL MERRILL MARION WAUTERS KATHERINE 0'HARA WILLIAM OQMAHONEY RAYMOND PARK LEONARD RICHARDS FRANCES RYMAN Nineteen hundred and twenty-three ROBERT BROCKWAY WILLIAM BURKE EARL CLARKE LAURENCE CURTIS NORMAN DENNIS DONALD SWENSON JEAN GADDIS PEGGY MATTHEWS WILLIAM MOEBIUS NATHANIEL MORSE RUTH SONNEKALB DEBATING QSupeI-vision Student Count-ilj RUTGERS INTERSCHOLASTIC DEBATE March 24, 1022 Question-Resolved, Wfhat the great powers should reduvv land and naval armament to the point of rovicling only for the policing of P their own territoriesf, A ffirmative Negative SHORT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL ' Teani Team l ELLEN LUNDGUIST LEROY BAUM ADDISON NEEDHAM RAYMOND PARK XVALTER STAUB WILLIAM TRUsLow FLORENCE HoDELL fAlternateJ WILLIAM OQMAHONEY fAlternalej Refutation by Refutation by WALTER STAUB LEROY BAUM Judges MR. E. V. WALTON, of Roselle REV. H. A. PEIRCE, of West Orange MR. A. B. WOODFIELD, of Lyons Farms Result Affirmative 2-Negative 1 GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL CLUB Chartered 1921 OFFICERS President ...... ........... I' 1RANCES RYMAN, '22 V ice-President .... MABEL BORDEN, '23 Secretary ...... ..... B ARBARA Ruusa, '24 Treasurer .... . . .CARMEN ANDERSON, '25 Advisor .. ...... Mus. C. L. Mosman HIS year the Girls' High School Club met at noon on Thursdays at T the Y. W. C. A. The members filled three long tables and kept the committee busy supplying them with sandwiches, cocoa and cake. The lunches were all served by a volunteer committee which never failed to have plenty of Meats ready when the girls arrived. Most of the speakers this year were from Summit and were always a great inspiration and help to the club members. If there was no speaker the meeting usually consisted of using-songs and lively dis- cussions. ' The Club dressed about sixty dolls as Christmas gifts for the chil- dren of the Neighborhood House in North Summit. The dolls were dressed most attractively and the children were delighted with them. The annual party for the Summit Home for Children was given the week before Christmas. There was a glittering Christmas tree and Santa Claus found a present for every child. Peggy Matthews was chairman of the efficient committee which planned the games and pro- vided the refreshments-ice cream and cake. The children seemed to have a good time and the Club members surely enjoyed a happy after- noon. ln the middle of February the North-Eastern Field of the Y. W. C. A. held a conference at Atlantic City. Five of the Club girls, Mar- jorie Marsh, Lucie Wintermute, Eleanor Nelson, Jean Gaddis and Frances Ryman represented Summit. They brought back interesting reports and many new ideas. During Lent a Tuesday afternoon Bible Class., led by Mrs. Mosher took the place of the noon meetings. Throughout the year the girls have kept in mind the purpose of the Club, which is To promote a high standard of Christian fellowship and service, and of helping girls to attain the highest possible ideals, spiritually, mentally, physically and sociallyf, llllilvt I-I1-It 1922 OFFICERS l'rvsidvn1 ..... .... ........... . I EAN GADIJIS, '23 Vive-President . . . . .AINSLIE SMITH. 924 Secretary .... .... E MIL DEUTZ. 92-1 Treasurer ..... .... D ORIS GRIFFIN, '2-1 Faculty Advisor . . ...MISS MARTHA BERRY MEMBERS Nineteen hundred and twenty-three .IRAN GADDIS GRACE KAUFFMAN EDWARD PIZZI HELEN B. ROBY MILDRED SMITH Nineteen hundred and twenty-four RUTH BERRY MALCOLM ,lOHNsoN SALEM BOORUJY ROBERT MORONEIY EIVIIL DEUTZ ELEANOR SANGSTICR DORIS GRIFFIN THELMA VOUGHT if HE Art Club has yet to make a history for itself, bIIt we feel it has already made a good start. Its members are CIItlIllSlHSlit' and promising, Hlld through their co-Operation the Club has found '- its place among the activities and interests of S. H. S. Many posters have been made tO advertise the various athletic- von- tests aIId social events during the year, aIId surely we can never forget Superb Vodvilf' Our Club, although active in business enterprises, is ll0l lacking iII social activities. We have visited art exhibits and have had occasional soeials ill the stIIdio. We believe that if we draw a little more, print a little more, originate a little more, we shall some day be very prOIId of our Club. HISTORY OF SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL HE first schoolhouse was built in 1795 on the corner of Morris Avenue and Glenside Avenue, then called Feltville Road. The building was the typical little red schoolhouse, wherein was found the old arrangement of a center stove with the usual slab benches. In 1842 this building could not accommodate the increased number of pupils, so another one was built. This was never painted because the townspeople could not agree as to whether it should be red or white. In 1872 school was held in Edgaris Row on the corner of Union Place and Beechwood Road. ' A two-story red brick schoolhouse was built on the site of the present High School in 1878. This was called the Summit Public School. But it was not until 1883 that it became an accredited high school. Even then the grammar grades were in the same building and not until 1918 was it used exclusively for high school purposes. As the number of pupils increased each year it was found necessary to add to the original building and an addition of three stories was made in 1894. On the top floor, or Mattie, as it was popularly known, Miss Thompson had her chemistry room and cooking department. The janitor, with his family lived on the same floor. When the cooking classes were no longer held in the high school building a skylight was cut and the entire top Hoor made into a laboratory for chemistry and botany. During this time classes in manual training were instituted and even though the object of this course was not to teach carpentry, some of the boys became quite expert in the work. In 1911-12 further additions were made. An office was built on the rear of the building and new steel fire-escapes were put up. Even at this time the building was not large enough for the conducting of the graduation exercises, the first of which were held in Howard Hall in 1885. Connected with its history Summit High School has had varied and interesting events. In the early days there was a yellow cat which was very useful in carrying notes and furnishing amusement. In 1921 excitement was furnished by a fire which occurred on the eve of 'Lmidyear exams, the 'gexamsw however were not omitted. Classes were held during the rest of the year and part of the next school term in the base- ment of the Library, in the Y. M. C. A., and in the Presbyterian chapel. The following year the school was rebuilt and painted gray with green trimming. In 1922 on the fatal eve before umidyearsv another fire occurred, but did not cause quite as much damage as the previous one: the study hall and the walls and woodwork of the eastern entrance being the parts destroyed. Many efficient and enthusiastic teachers have given their time and interest toward making Summit High School one of the best in the State. The principals in the order of their succession are: Messrs. Collard. Schuyler, Lyon, Chapman, Bissel, Knapp, and Lathrop, Miss Connoly, Mr. Marsh, and Mr. Bartholomew. And now last, but by far the most important, comes something which is not yet history-a new high school building under construction on Morris Avenue, between Maple and Elm Streets. D 5 ,-0, .A-A.. 1 D ' 64- .Q ' ' 1-I r a f y W9 x l E Z5 my 4 WMV W 1' IW 44.4 v hw Xfjvggjw Q , Emimjs- 1 , ' .f .4 q 4 N' A w.1ffffffffI ,W '-' -' ' pf, 1 U f , g -W -.-S., g gf 'M J 2 ' 0,991 ljny 2 fy ' S v l by Y Agf X YW, .Q i M Mi V IM' ' : HW? 'fu ' .f X Q nu: , X 1 E , I NA X Q N ff N , K 1 0 W 1 ' 4 i X N Ll V 1 If Rx ix X W W e - W ' i A Y Mila, D 1 ' , .1 - ' lu...,' T ' 4 w W A I I ' x 1 I I te m SUPERB VODVIL Benefit Of UTHE TOPU FCIITUIIYY 21- 1992 Act I. Knights Of the Road XVILLIAM BURKE EARL CLARKE THOMAS BURKE EARL INIERRILI. I-IALSEY IIRISTER Act II. All by Myself Act Act Act Act Act Act A ct RAYMOND PAGE III. 'Twas On a Summer'S Night . GEORGE DELANEY JACK GUDE LESTER GROVES LAURENCE CURTIS IV. XVits in Vtfhich AINSLIE SMITH EDWARD PIZZI ELEANOR NELSON FRANCES RYNIAN HEI.EN TUBES FRANCES KING V. Cartoons ROBERT INIORONEY VI. jazzy Boys from .Iazzlanrl REGINALD CUMMINS NVILLIAM EMERSON DICKERSUN VII. lNlOclern Melodies . Y A GORDON IXIURRAY VIII. The Mvsterv of The Twentieth Century Professor Rubinofski .......................................... VVILLIAM O'MAHONEY Oswald .................................. ...... ............... R U SSELL IXIAY IX. HTHE TOP Follies Caj Wait 'Till the Cows Come Home ............ VIOLET ROBERTS with Chorus Chl Home Again Blues ....................... ........................ I SVAN GRIFFITH fcj The Last Waltz ......................... ..................... I ...LEVVISE SALMON tdj I-Iello 'Frisco' ........................ ' ........................ EVAN GRIFFITII with Chorus fel When Frances Dances With Me EVAN GRIFFITII and ELIZABETH HILEY, LEWISE SALMON with Chorus CHORUS EDITH LUHR NIARGUERITE SULLIVAN AILEEN LAWRENCE BETTY HOLDEN PEGGY INIATTHEWS -EVELYN SAYRE JEAN WEBSTER ELIZABETH VVALLING ISABEL IXIARSH Pianist-GRACE KAUFFMAN DIf6Ct0f-RUSSELI. S. VVOGLOM ' A Stage lklanager-ELMER HOUSTON THE CHARM SCHOOL The Class of Nineteen Twentv-two Dresented their plav. The Charm Schoolf' fbv A. D. Miller and R. Miltonj on Mav 19th, at Bravton School. Austin Bevans ............ DRAMATIS PERSONNAE - an automobile salesman with ideas which. David MacKenzie ....... a Law Student considers unprac- George Boyd ....... jim Simpkins ..... Homer johns ..... tical, though 7 FRANK B. NIXDORFF ....,..........l-EARL VV. ll.'lERRIT.L an expert accountant, is willing ....... ....... L EROY G. BAUM to co-operate and also .......who toils not and has never ser- iously considered spinning is the guardian of. ...... . .............. .. Elise Benedotti .......... president of Senior Class at a Miss Hays ...... , school presided over by .......who is loved and feared by all who know her including the sec- retary Miss Curtis .... ,.,,,,,, w ho is always trying to think well Sally Boyd ......... ........ of the Senior Class consisting of who is George's sister and .......... Muriel .............. FRANCES RYMAN Donnett ....... Ethel ......, ........ ll IARJORIE NTAY iMlARSH Mary ....1.... Lillian ................ TEss1E lXlARCHETTI Dorothy ...... Madge .............. LILLIAN BEHRE Celia ......... Postman ...... Edna ...... .............RlCHARD BADGELEY XVILLIAM B. O'MAHoNEY ............AILEEN LAWRENCE ....'...I..AURA M. KENT .......HEI.EN G. TUBES ..........LUc1E WINTERMUTE .........CECELIA SILVFQHSTEIN .....1.llVlARI0N' WTAIYTERS' ...........HAZEL STRYKER .......lNlARGARET JOHNSON ......KA'rHER1NE O'l-MRA ...........VV1I.L1AM TRUsLow Director .................... ........ .......................................................... lN I RS. C. N. HAMMOND Act I. Scene Tirne- Act II. Scene Scene -Shabby sitting room of old-fashioned house in New YorkCity. Present. Evening I-Main hall of the School in old Colonial House in 'Westchester County, New York Time-Two days later ' II-Same as Scene I Time-Two weeks later Act Ill. Scene-The School Time-One day later The committee which selected the play to be produced was: LEONARD RICHARDS, Chairman EARL MERRILL RICHARD BADGLEY FRANCES RYMAN MARION VVAUTERS DOLLS December 23, 1921 DRAMATIS PERSONNAE Rag Doll ...... ................................................................ Nlother, ............. Little.Girl ........ Maid ............... Soldier Doll ...... Coloiiial Doll ...... Fasliion Doll ........ Bhhy 'Doll ......... Harleqiziri ............. japanese Doll ...... Pgasaiit Doll ...... Director ............................ Act I. iScene-Living Room x . Time-Qhriitmals Eve Act I'I.' Scene-Same , A Time-1-Migloight we Actilll, .SCCIICL-581156 n Tjmefflhristrnas' imofning Lincoln School .... LORETTA PARKINS .. .... ....RU'rH SONNEKALB .. ...... ...CARMEN ANDERSON lVlARGUERITE' SULLIVAN . ......... FRANK TRUSLOW ...........HELEN ERICSSON PRINGLE ........ELIZABETH VVALLING .... AINSLIE SMITH .......TEssxE MARCHETTI .........FRANCES RYMAN MRS. C. N. HAMMOND SW r iQL EVENTS WIT-twoo-twlt-twool came the call of the wild on the night of October 28 The high and mighty Senior Class of Summit High School was holding its class party amidst much l revelry and merry-making. The night of Hallowe'en was near SENIOR CLASS PARTY . . .,, I and the spooks and goblins had woven a thread of mystery through the air. A social indoor meet first attracted the Seniors' attention. Many shouts of laughter greeted the leader of the winning side as the silver loving cup was carried away in triumph. The baby picture contest was held in the gallery. Who would believe that our noble Seniors were really ever so cute and insignificant? At 10 oiclock cider, doughnuts and cake were served. From then on dancing was enjoyed until it was time to say 6'Good night. Up in the tree the old owl blinked with his two yellow eyes, one of which he slowly winked as again he uttered that strange and mournful cry- Twit-twoo Who's Who? 1922 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DANCE MID a delightful whirl of confusion and many happy couples, the A. A. dance, the very first of the year began at 8 o'clock, November 4, 1921. The orchestra buoyed up everyone's spirits and pep was aplenty. Mr. Woglom assumed his familiar role and led aground rob- l1ins ' by the score. At 11:30 the members of the faculty began to look around nervously and the first thing we knew the call rang out. The next will be the last dance! Then as usual, it was Home Again Bluesw and we meandered down the concrete stairways out into the chill No- vember night. IN ITIATION A pooks! SPOOKS! SPOOKS! No, it was not Hallowe'en, but S the Freshman Initiation, December 2, at Brayton School. Spooks! SPOOKS! SPOOKS! Sophomore initiators in the harrowing garb of the Klu Klux Klan glided among the fresh- men and with hollow voices uttered the words I WANT YOU I Clutch- ing the chosen few ffor there were so many that all could not be iuitiatedj they led them out upon the stage. Alas! their doom was sealedg they were forced to perform all sorts of stunts hy a troop of brownies: and one poor little ufreshiew had to serve' as a footstool for his Majesty, the President of the Sophomore Class. After the mock initiation the fresh- men, directed by Earl Merrill, repeated the oath of the General Organ- ization and oiiicially became a part of the school. It was then time for dancing. The poor freshmen, although rebelling strenuously, were sent home at 10 o'clock while the upper class men were allowed the privilege of dancing until 11:30 because they had graduated from the infant stage. THE JUNIOR PARTY - l E merrie Yuletiden was celebrated with befitting festivities by HY the Juniors and some members of the Faculty on December 16, in Lincoln Auditorium. The hall was appropriately dec- orated with Christmas trees bearing pop-corn and candy. Games were played, charades being especially enjoyed. As usual the refreshments proved to be a very popular feature. After which the pleasure of gliding about the floor to syncopated melodies, held the attention of the joy seekers until the closing moment of the Christmas Festivities. THE FOOTBALL BANQUET N Friday evening, January 13, the annual football banquet was held in Lincoln Auditorium. Mr. Hunter, coach of the 1921 1 team, presided. Between courses of a fine dinner, served by girls of Miss Hunt's Domestic Arts Class, the boys gave cheers and sang songs. Clifford Borden banged the ivories for the music.', ' ' Jack Willever was unanimously elected Captain of next year's eleven and made a little speech of thanks. Four members of the faculty ren- dered several ditties, serious and humorous, and were enthusiastically received. Short talks were made by Mr. Vlfoglom, Mr. Morse, Mr. Sprague, Mr. Bartholomew and Mr. Cliver. Coach Hunter thanked the players for their spirit of co-operation throughout the season, and Cap- tain Ray Willever spoke along the same lines. Ray called to mind sev- eral amusing incidents which had occurred on the practice field. In closing he wished the team a successful season for the following year. After the dinner the boys scattered to various parts for their part- ners in the dancing which followed. The Baby Grand Orchestra ren- dered the music. . About twenty-five players, the coach, the speakers and a press repre- sentative, attended the banquet. A . THE SOPIIOMORE CLASS PARTY N the snowy evening of March 11 the Sophomores met at Lincoln I School to enjoy their long delayed Class Party. Everyone joined in some exciting games until half-past ten. The boys then dis- played great skill in serving the refreshments, and dancing put zu finishing touch to the happy evening. C. ' AMHERST MUSICAL CLUBS CONCERT N March 31 the long looked-for event arrived, namely, the Am- herst Musical Club's Concert, and in spite of the severest of i storms, the Auditorium at Brayton was well filled, and not any- one regretted having ventured out into the downpour. The opening number was ulqord Jeffry Amherstf, then the Clubs delightfully rendered in succession, classical. college and negro selec- tions. Perhaps the Heatchw of the evening was a number given by two of the men entitled G'Slipping One Over on Gungaf' At the close of the concert the Amherst men in the audience were asked to join in sing- ing the-Alma Mater. The dancinghwhieh followed, concluded a thoroughly delightful evening. 1 W W WEARERS OF THE S Nineteen hundred and twenty-two RICHARD BADGLEY, baseball LE ROY BAUM, football, basketball JOHN BLACK, football, baseball WILLIAM FAITOUTE, football KENNETH HOLDEN, football, track AILEEN LAWRENCE, basketball fmanagerj Nineteen hundred CLIFFORD BORDEN, football fman- agerl ROBERT BROCKWAY, football WILLIAM BURKE, football REGINALD CUMMINS, baseball MARGARET DOYLE, basketball, track HERBERT HALL, baseball NATHANIEL MORSE, baseball Nineteen hundred EDWINA HAZEN, basketball KENNETH FULLER, football ROBERT MARSH, football GORDON MURRAY, football, baseball EARL MERRILL, football KATHERINE 0,HARA, basketball WILLIAM 0,MAHONEY, football LEONARD RICHARDS, football RAYMOND WILLEVER, football, bas A ketball, track and twenty-three EVERIT NELSON, football, basket- ball, track IRVING NELSON, basketball, track WILLIAM PAPIO, basketball EVELYN SAYRE, basketball, track MILDRED SMITH, track DONALD SWENSON, football, basket ball ' ELIZABETH WALLING, basketball and twenty-four HELEN PRINQLE, basketball J. CALVIN WIILLEVER, football, bas ketball, baseball h W FOOTBALL Captain . .. ......... RAYMOND WILLEVER, '22 Manager .. .... Curronn BonDEN, '23 Coach ......................... FRANK M. HUNTER RIDIRON hopefuls were fewer this year than last and men of I experience were almost an unheard-of quantity. Nevertheless, .- f1'om the willing and enthusiastic candidates who reported, ' Coach Hunter built up a fine fighting machine. Seldom as heavy as their opponents, our eleven more than held its own by means of its steady determination and its tenacious, gritty spirit. The enemy's superior experience told against our team in the first game. Orange handed us an 13-0 defeat, but we came back in the second contest, in which the boys proved their mettle by downing Ro- selle, 13-0. We ran up against a tough proposition when we met Nutley, runners-up to the 1920 State Champs, and though the boys showed won- derful light and courage they were unable to hold the stronger team in check. Our grid squad's ability was again demonstrated to the satis- faction of a large gathering of home folks when Roselle Park fell victims to its prowess. The score was 27-0 and we won very handily. The Rahway battle ended with a 6-0 score upon the wrong side of the hoard. T he game was the roughest of the season. ' The greatest tussle of the year was played at Westfield on October 28, and as we were the victors., it is the more to our credit that both ,sides played a fine brand of ball. Our opponents captured our neilgp two games, hut this slight slump was counteracted by the vanquishmeiit of Cranford, 25-0, on Armistice Day, and the defeat of Morristown the fol- lowing week. The season closed with the annual clash with the Alumni, and ,although the graduates were the winners, the game was enjoyed by all concerned. i ' i , By winning from all the Class B county teams but Rahway., the eleven took second place in the League. Captain Raymond WiUever was awarded a place upon the all-county team. The excellent perform- ance of the team was in great part due to the untiring efforts of Mr. Hunter and the powerful hold Captain Willever had over his team mates. And here, too, must be said a few words of commendation for the second team, because the showing made by the varsity men would in no way have been possible without the co-operation and faithful work of 'the uscrubsf' - Dxriz OrroNENTs S.H.S. Orr. DATE CJPPONENTS 5.1-l.S. Orr. 'FC Jet 1 Orange .............. 0 Nov. 4 Dover ................ 0 38 Oct S Roselle .............. 13 Nov. 8 Chatham ............ G 20 Oct. 12 Nntley ................ 0 Nov. l 1 Cranford .......... 25 0 filet 15 Roselle Park ...... 27 t Nov. 18 Morristown ...L..l4 13 'Oct. 22 Rahway .............. 0 YNOV. 24 Alumni .............. 0 'T Oct. 28 Westfield .......... 12 - -f Total ................. ........ 9 7 15-1 QI-Iome games ? J X GIRLS' BASKETBALL Captain . .. ....... ............ E VELYN SAYRE, ,23 Manager . . . . . .EDITH LUHR, '23 Coach ................. . ......... Miss GRACE J oNEs W HE girls' basketball season this year was unusually successful. Out of the te11 games played the only one lost was the first of the season with Vail Dean. The two games with Montclair and the first one with South Orange were the stiffest of the season. The South Orange game was exciting all the way through, the two teams running an even pace until the very end, when our team came out on top, leading by two points. The last game with Montclair was the fastest and hardest of all, with Montclair ahead until the end of the last quarter, when we tied the score. lu the five minutes played to decide the tie L'Wee', Walling made a basket and the victory was ours. The two games with our old rival, Chatham, the games with Boonton, Summit Y. W. C. A. and South Orange again were all easy victories. The season ended with the alumnae game, a very slow one, due to the fact that only one former high school star was able to play. The reason for our success is apparent when we consider thc indi- vidual ability of the girls on the team. Evelyn Sayre, captain, playing as side center, always bobbed up in the right place at the rightlftime. MDimples, with the firm backing and good team work of Wee was the star player, MSis Pringle and Kitty O'Hara as guards did much toward raising the standard of the team and carrying it on to victory. At center we find Edwina Hazen filling the bill. Aileen Lawrence, Marion Wauters, Grace Hemenway, Elizabeth Hiley and Ruth Steidle did splendid work as substitutes. A Our coach, Miss Jones, and the team are to be congratulated for their fine work. SUMMARY 1922 ' IJATE flP1'ONENTS S. H. S. Orr. jan. 13 Vail Dean ............................... ....... 1 I 20 if-lan. 30 Chatham ........................ 733 -L t Feh. I0 Montclair Normal ......... 18 I3 Fel m. 14 Chatham ..................... 21 3 9 Mar. 6 South Orange ........ 21 19 'Mar. 13 Boonton ......................... 17 13 Mar. 32 Montclair Normal ........ 15 13 Mar. 24 South Orange ........... 21 1-L 'Apr. 7 Alumnae .................. ....... 2 4 1 Total ........... ....... 1 7 l 100 : Hon1e games BOYS' BASKETBALL Captain ........... . .. .... ...... E VERIT NELSON, '23 Manager, . . . .... DALLAS MALLARD, '23 Coach .......................... FRANK M. HUNTER of self sacrifice and co operation wlth the Athletic Association to make her attend the basketball games. She possessed a Cham pionship quintet, one of the best ever developed in the history of the school, and one which seldom failed to turn in a victory. Led by Captain Everit Nelson, the boys showed their heels to some of the best teams in these parts and played a crackerjack brand of basketball in every game. The systematic teamwork encouraged by Coach Hunter was in large part responsible for the wonderful showing made. And justly we say 'gwonderfulf' too, for is it not a remarkable record to go through a hard schedule of twenty-seven games with but nine defeats, to capture the Class B championship of the county, to tie for second place in Class A, to make' a run of seven consecutive victories, and to roll up 838 points UMMIT High School had something more last winter than a spirit 'to the opponent's 670? Besides rendering valuable and faithful assistance during the season, the second team went through a slate of a dozen contests of its own with- out once bringing up on the low end of the score. 1 N. SUMMARY 1922 DATE OPPONENTS H. S. OPP. 'k Dec. 0 Verona ........,............................. ..... 2 1 12 Dec. 10 Princeton ...... .. 18 2 7 'Dec. 21 Plainfield ,....................... ...... 2 1 15 Jan. 2 Y. M. C. A. ........................ ...... 4 1 721 Han. fi Drake's Business College ..... ...... 1 7 -L Jan. 10 Orange ................................ ...... 7 50 Han. 17 Roselle Park ..... .. 20 T20 'F-lan. 2-L Linden ............ 52 12-4 -Ian. 27 Rahway ....... .. 30 23 Feb. 1 Roselle ......... .. 32 23 'Feb. 3 Cranford ..... ..... 4 2 0 Feb. 7 Linden ...... .. 02 20 Feb. 10 1Nestf:1eld ..... .. 30 25 Feb. 13 Chatham ....... .. 1 0 2 0 'kFeb. 14 Rahway ....... .. 54 21 Feb. 17 Cranford ..... .. 31 31 1Feb. 20 Roselle ......... ,. 30 Feb 24 Dover ................. .. 35 T25 Feb. 28 Roselle Park ..... .. 18 35 'M ar. 3 lVestF1eld ........ 2 7 111 Mar. 6 Plainfield ..... .. 21 25 Mar. 9 Montclair ..... .. -10 Mar. 10 Verona ...... .. 720 31 Mar. 1-L Dover ., ...... .. 31 42 Man 17 Chatham ....... .. '20 113 Mar. 30 Battin ........ .. 18 36 1Apr. 7 Alumni .,.. ..... i 38 72 1 'l otals .......... .. S38 070 Average ...... ......... 3 1 2-L Home games 1 I V 4 , BASEBALL Captain ................ JOHN BLACK, '22 Manager . . .. .WILLIAM HARDT, '22 Coach . . . ................. FRANK M. HUNTER SEASON OF 1921 HE 1921 baseball season of S. H. S. was just a case of Mnot so good. The baseball nine, in twelve games, won four and losteight. Captain Charlie Graydon and Gordon Murray did the pitching and Reggie Cummins worked behind the bat. A Victories were registered over the Faculty, Union, Irvington and Cranford. The best of these games was the Irvington contest which was played on Brayton field. Charlie Graydon pitched the whole game and shut out the visitors, who were let down with one hit, and that a single. SUMMARY 1921 DATE CUPPONENTS S.H.S. OPP. DATE flI'1'0NENTS S.H.S. OPP. tApr. 27 Faculty ................ 5 3 May 737 Cranford ............ 1+ 10 May .5 lrvington ............ 1 3 'kjune 1 Battin ........ 5 14 'May 10 Roselle Park ........ tl 5 'kjune 3 Rahway .... ...... 2 1-1 May 13 Union .................. G 5 june 8 Chatham .............. 9 16 'May 17 Irvington ............ 2 0 june 11 Roselle ...... ...... 1 ,, 5 Xlllay 21 American Legion 1 10 ' - 'lXlay 24 North Plainfield.. 3 10 Total ...... .......... 5 3g 95 'Home games I SEASON OF 1922 LTHOUGH off to a poor start in its Iirst game of the present season, that with Battin High, the Summit High School baseball nine is expected to make good. The material, although 'tgreenf' is tak- ing to the game with vigor and interest. Manager Hardt has arranged a heavy schedule of eighteen games with strong teams, includ- ing contests with such schools as Battin, Irvington, East Orange, and with the second team of St. Benedict's Academy. Captain John Black and Coach Hunter are hopeful of having the large end of the scores chalked up to our credit. IQ Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May SCHEDULE 1922 10-Battin at Elizabeth 140-C hatham at Chatham 26-Union at Summit 2-VVestf1eld at lNestheld 3-North Plainfield at Summit -1-Irvington at Summit G-Roselle Park 'at Roselle.Park 9-East Orange at East Orange 17-St. Benedict's at Summit May 20-Linden at Linden May 2-1-Chatham at Summit May 26-Irvington at Irvington May 27-Cranford at Summit June 3-Rahway at Rahway june 6fNorth Plainfield at North Plainfield V I June 10-Roselle at Summit F TRACK Captain . . . .... KENNETH HOLDEN, '22 Manager .. ...... JOHN ERICSON, '23 Coach . .. .... DR. J. L. VANDERBEEK SEASON OF 1921 UMMIT High School's first track team was organized in 1921 and brought no small amount of credit to the school. The relay team, Holden, Nelson E., Nelson I. and Willever R., took third place at the State Interscholastic Meet, Class B, in the mile relay, and at the Penn Relays took fourth place for the same distance. Our dual meets were also entirely satisfactory, both Chatham and Battin being defeated. At the Union County Meet we captured, second place, losing first by only one point. Both boys and girls excelled noticeably in the dashes and relay. Commendation is due the squad and Coach Schmidlin, under whose direction the team was developed. SEASON OF 1922 There is every evidence that this season will be even a greater suc- cess than that of last year. The team is practically intact and has the added advantage of greater experience. The only meet entered thus far was the Penn Relays in which the relay team competed. In this race our runners won first place. In the same group were the following High Schools: Leonia, Mt. Holly, Palmyra, Salem, Wildwood, Lakewood, Penns Grove, Haddon Heights and West New York. The squad is fortunate in procuring the services of Dr. Vanderbeek, who is a former member of the track team of the University of Penn- sylvania. THE SCHEDULE Apr. 28--Penn Relays at Philadelphia May 11--Montclair High School at Summit May 24--County Meet May 30-South Side High School at Summit June 3-State Meet at Lawrenceville June 9-Plainfield High School at Plainheld THE TOP vonvus- i f gr' 1- :T'- I A :MQ A ll? '- f 111 WJ 2 :sqm 1 :XV En, m nf TT '?'fn - 41' 'M 11- 'isp fig x 1 vsf- ' , 'I H REGGxE cummws MADE PADcRewsm Loonq LIKE A JUNK DEAIFK . THE Aublemf w Tmragc, 13 ILL 0,9-'NAHOQEA' FOOLED I H HUS FMGIC Pnzm Amo SMITH PUT Sol-AE wvsi ONES o-an . XXI I 1 1 f Ai 2 'SJW 'B' . 2 YWNG'BoB M,u'2Pr1y wma THE FRIIE PEN FOR QELLING THE NOST we N Tl-KE' ABOVE PlcTvRE REPRESENTS THE 5pm- LIGHT USED HJTHE Snow T I wns so Bmom: yov couau Nov SEE Av-9-ffH'NG, t-Uc,h5'YN.x1nr' F5 ,, ff 2 ,A AQ QN ': A Q jg fy 1 . 1 xx Y 1 9 5. 5 FE?5'i!EgE!5::::.... !!!9!!!!!!l!!!!5 ' - assi I , I ' I vf V X' X 1:1 WWW' , f fm' i55i'!iii5iii!i'Eifiiiiiiissssms H Qi f Dj 2 U 25555. M uiiiifife'-e .e'eee!!eae..,, -gl, , Sim: ' eeiiiE!i!eeesessseeseezeggg' Him Z- iiiiiifwmfffaaaaaaaaaasaasm ill ' '- ,.IIIIEEEEEEEEEEE:::':::::ggg555y me li - L f iiiilllllllllllllgi!:::::.'-lj II: 'il H IIIliiiiiiiiiiillllluunqggg! , A 'I f 'lllllllllllllll 'In 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiillif ff j X , -:Ln'nf--- '- X 'WW , :MEA Q ff!! I' S-.ff 4-u1 MX 'f 1ll1 ,iiiiiinnllaiifi X Y , , ,if f .Y v .mmllllnl O AN EFFUSION DAVIS HEDDEN WEST toward GLASGOW when first we SEE him. MOUNTed on the HYDE of his ROAN, KENNY, he is ROwEing across the LAKE in a GREEN and BLACK FORD. The middle of MAY, the WAUTERS in the MARSHES are BURNEYng from the heat of the POTT Of fire PARKIN the sky which they call the MOON fey.j But the SWAINS will LYTLE death: we know that it is the DAUM of the HOLEYHOUSE of SAGE gods. The very frogs are croaking their MCENUNGS' as they sizzle and FRY, and the GRAY SALMON are leaping into the air. Dave's friend LOUIS, who has heen LUHRd from his HARDT JOBS and PARSEing at school, STOUT and strong, draws his SHARP SABER and fiings at a passing MALLARD. '6Did you STRYKER?,, asks Dave, FULLER SPENCE. I have my DEUTZ,,, CURT IS his reply. Then the BIRD rose among the GROVES of WHITE OAKS and took a KNAPP. Suddenly a trolley CARR BYRNED MERRILY across the TOLL bridge ATTERIDGE of the mountain and PRUDENtly PARKd by the DORR of a REX HALL store. The skipper diSMOUNTCd, bald of hair, and bought some BAYER BERRYS for his scalp. As the BALDWIN was BORDEN the CARR again the village BRATZ PEGGd a PECK of MURPHYS ADAM and ROCKdWELL the TUBES during the FREY. CUMMIN? BA- HoosIANd the SAWYER, HI WILL EVER he a BAKER or a WEAVER,,, as he BLAIRd on his HARP ER CORNISH HILEY. HFRY me a LAMB from the HUBBARD, WALLING in the MEYER and a drink of WAUTERS from the SlLVERSTElN,,, he continued. The SHEARMAN cut WOOLson from the LEACH and some from the CRUICKSHANK horse and fed it with HAMANN eggs to lhC'MO0DY BAEBI. Oh SHAW! he shouted. 4'Don't STRYKER.,, Instead the EARLES KUESTER. This HAZEN was a HEIDRICK to play but HERsLOwness was made up for her ARM STRONG as a SMITH,S, which easily lifted RlCHARD,S PARGELLS of BAUMS. The look on the DEAN,S face was RY MAN! NEL,SON and CARL,SON,'3fC married but KENT SHER- LOCKS off their WEEE-foot SCHIEPPE dog LESLIE SAYRE SMITH is a KAUFF- MAN. MODERN FLAPPERS Girl: My principle is never to kiss good night. Boy: 'Torget the principle and take a little interest. Mr. Morse: uAnd now we find that x equals O. Student: Awgee, all that work for nothing. Soph.: My girl had a grouch on at the game last night. Freshie: '60h, is that what you call the thing she had On. J ack: I went to church this morning. Jill: Our Sunday paper didn't come eitherf, DID YOU EVER STOP T0 REALIZE- How many oiiices Wee Walling holds? How many masculine admirers Aileen Lawrence has? How many jokes Delaney tells in one day? Where Ray is when he is not at home? How many dates Edwina Hazen has in a week? How many days Tapperson really attends school? How many days Violet Roberts is here on time? What freshness Raymond Page exhibits? How many quizzes Miss Watkins gives? Where Le Roy's locks received that marcel? What an inexhaustible talker Margaret Pott is? What makes Margaret Curry ask so many questions? The number of remedies Barkelew suggests for difficulties? What makes Nat Morse so serious? What a wonderful auctioneer Herbert Hall would make? What a politician Dick Badgely would make? That Mr. Hunter is the man that Douglas Fairbanks substituted for ? How many wireless bugs there are in the school? Vllhy Bill Hardt is so quiet? Where Ruth Sonnekalb got her complexion? How many gallons of gas Bill Truslow uses? How Pizzi got that way? Why Swenson is a hero? That Nixdorff is becoming a matinee idol? That you and I may graduate some day? Where all the new pads go? Why erasers are considered good ammunition? How many times Kitty Rogers is in detention? The number of bobbed haired companions we have now? That Byrne drove his Oldsmobile eight at Sheepshead Bay? fln his dreamsj That Elizabeth Cruikshank is an acrobat on the flying rings? That the correct thing to do when you return from an absence, is to bring an excuse? T hat the same thing applies to a case of tardiness? That a new high school is being built? That school begins in September without fail, and that some of us will ' have conditions to make up? Russ.: '4What is worse than raining cats and dogs? Harry: Well, what? Russ.: 'gHailing taxicahsf' Boys William Truslow .... Earl Merrill ..... LeRoy Baum ....... William O'Mahoney. William O'Mal1oney. Earl Merrill ........ Richard Badgley . Leonard Richards. . . Daniel Byrne ....... William O'Mahoney. Ray Willever ....... Leonard Richards. . . Leonard Richards. . . Daniel Byrne ....... Robert Barkelew .... Richard Badgley. . Richard Badgley. LeRoy Baum ....... Richard Badgley. . William Hardt .... Russell May ........ William O'Mahoney. Richard Badgley .... Robert Barkelew. Ray Willever .... Leonard Richards Frank Nixdorti' ..... William Truslow. Ray Willever .... Earl Merrill ........ Richard Badgley .... WHO'S WHO-1922 Results of Class Selection Most Studious. . . . Most Popular ..... Most Fashionable. Most Original .... Most Optimistic .... . . Best-looking ....... . Most Entertaining .... Most Brilliant .... Most Slender ..... Best Sport ....... Best Athlete ..... Girls . . . . . . .Anna Bebout . . . .Aileen Lawrence . . . .Frances Ryman . . . . .Ruth Shearman . . . . . . . .Laura Kent . . .Lucie Wintermute . . . . .Marjorie Marsh . . .Margaret Johnson . . . . . Hazel Stryker . . . . .Frances Ryman . . .Katherine O Hara One who thinks fhej Qshej is ...... Dora Ribstein Best Dancer . . . . . . . . . .Aileen Lawrence One who thinks fhej fshej is ....... Helen Tubbs Class Baby ...... Class Clown ...... Class Flirt ....... Class Heartbreaker .... Class Cut-up ..... Quietest ..... Laziest ......... Winiest ........ 0116 who thinks fhej fshej is Smallest ................ Tallest ........ Fanest ......... Biggest Kicker. . . . . .... Lillian Behre . . . . . . .Anna Bebout . . . .Aileen Lawrence . . . .Aileen Lawrence . . . . .Eleanor Nelson . . . Elizabeth Atteridg . . . . Veronica Kenny . . . . .Ruth Shearman . Elizabeth Cruikshank . . .Fannie Bahoosian . . .Elizabeth Atteridg Elizabeth Cruikshank . . . . . .Dora Ribstein Biggest drag with faculty ............ Laura Kent Bachelor ..................... Marjorie Marsh One who did the most for S. H. S. .Frances Ryman Class Giggler ..................... Helen Tubbs HEARD IN Civics Miss Watkins: '5What is the advantage of owning your own home? Bart Nelson: Well, it keeps up the home spirits. She: HI wonder who originated the first geometry proposition? He: 'gWhv Noah, of course. She: What makes you say that? He: Well, didn't he construct the arc B. Cf? DREAM1Nc Mrs. Hammond: '4What is an elegy? Veronica Kenny fsuddenly waking upj: HA poem written in a 79 rhurch yard. - HARD PRESSED Teacher in detention: LLWhere is Pizzi E. this afternoon? Delaney: HHe had a pressing engagement with his father. 1 Friend: a'0f course I admit your son is extravagant, but you must make allowances. He is youngf' Irate Parent: uCertainly, but the more allowances I make the quicker he spends them. ill-..,.l. l Lady to Richards on way to Philadelphia: 'aHave you been walk- ing very long young man? Richards: Nl sure have m'am. I've walked so much that my socl--s are spatsf' Teacher, reading notice: MMiss Noyes' sewing class will not meet today. Smith: MAb! another study period for Celulaf' 5 Freddie Lawrence, to street car conductor: MIS this Noah's Ark full yet? Conductor: g'All but the monkey: jump inf' i, l Mr. Bruce: 6sWell, how were our examinationsfw Y Mr. Woglonis MA complete success. Everybody flunkedf' Dodman: 'Tye an awful cold in my head. Mr. Bartholomew: 4'Well thatis something? Isabelle: Wfhey say Elmer is a toe dancer. Jean: '6Yes, but not on his own toes.'7 Mr. Bruce: uliichards, every time I look up you have something to laugh at. l.,..l....l-- MTHE TOPU is a great invention, The school gets all the fame. The printer gets all the money, The staff gets all the blame. WWW WWW 0 O iiantmnrh 'GTO those who have spent their time In reading this little hook, We hope that you are more than pleased With every spot and nook. To you we wish a great success And may it hasten to you, For friends we are and hope to be And now we say adieuf' O O HE merchants who have advertised in the following pages deserve our i support so that we can prove that ' advertising in 'GTHE TOPv is a prac- ticable ancl reasonable proposition. 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J. 1 XX .- : X- 1- -nm if -Q . . . f NIU I: . 4 p wif H 5: - K 121 1 few, at me ps. , T if :riff ' of ft ml. If 'fi A standard three-year course leadin to Graduates of Summit High School. OPTIONAL PRE-LEGAL COLLEGE SEPTEMBER, 1922 COURSES BEGIN For catalog address THE SECRETARY, NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL Newark, N. J. g to the degree of LL. B., open, f !Q W , Y xx LX 'O ll I 'E- V C 0 0 Fashion Follows the Winged Foot Soft and Semi-soft Collars Pajamas Dress and Washable Ties Princeton Shirts- the Better Kind THE SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 12th-School opens with twelve new teachers. 13th-Thirty-live registered in detention g which shows that the Doubtful 23 rd- Dozen are right on to the old system. G. H. S. C. welcome party for Freshmen. Nothing rough nor tough but the doughnuts. 30th--First football game. Oct. 3rd-VVe begin to notice the Freshman Big Three, D-F-P. 5th-25th-Open season for hookey-players. 28th-Senior Class Party at Lincoln School. In spite of the cider, no dis- asters are reported. Comphhzenty of Robert J. Murphy Telephone 192-B, William M. Delaney REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 454 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Summit, New Jersey THE GULLEGE GF ENGINEERING OF THE NEWARK TEGHNIGAL SGHUOL A local institution of college grade giving regular 4-year professional en- gineering courses leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Chemical, Electrical and Mechanical F 'x ' . ,ngi ieering The certificate of a first-class 4-year high school or equivalent work is required for entrance. The College of Engineering offers to the young men of Newark and vicin- ity an opportunity to get a sound technical education at home at a reasonable cost. A certain number of scholarships are available to young men of promise who have not the necessary funds. Inquiries should be directed to Lhe Registrar. THE NEWARK TEGHNIGAL SGHUUL 367 High Street, Newark, N. J. Phone Mulberry 162 FOR PROPERTY AT SUMMIT, and in the HILL COUNTRY NEARBY See EUGENE J OBS---H. F. BECK CO. REALTORS No. 51 Union Place, Opposite Station Summit, N. II. Phone Summit 1022 E i T ' ' , E ,., fix 5 l i AXV L Xvf- 2g3Viz T X Y 5 J Q iN, QQ The -.: L Engvazvmgs f . 6,31 mf F 'T'f Qui X mf 'Kal nz F--F 9 E fi i', E E E W F1 gf, . L, , ' 5.-alias! .Lg . . EAL ., T5 Q AM 5 4. ,H X :-:E .2 7265 XX 4315! - 3 sc:-lool. ANNUAL Z ENGRAVERS Q CANTON OHKJ +4-4-P+ fzff ffgf X , iff Quality and Service Our Motto Our Soda and Ice Cream are pure and wholesome. Not how cheap, but Oh, how good! Our delicious Ice Cream Sandwich, 3 flavors, 10 cents 3222, H. A. WES TPHAL 1S5iifQ2 e'y Pharmacist 33 Maple Street CAt the Bridgej Complzkfzenfs of THE TOP VODVIL CAST E are the boys from 6 The boys with lots of pep But every time we're on parade We always keep in step. YOU WILL FIND A CORDIAL WELCOME at The Summit Methodist Episcopal Church C ompfzkflmzir of CALVARY CHURCH Complbrzffztf W' The Baptist Church St. John 's Lutheran Church has A Great Message A Warm Heart A Cheery Smile for you Rev. C. E. Rudy, Pastor I' - Y 1 Nov. 4th- THE SCHOOL CALENDAR A. A. Dance-Frank Nixdorff steps out. 11th-Armistice Day Holiday-the only strike this year was that of Cran- ford men hitting Mother Earth. Our eleven won, 35-0, as a sample of their season's work. 15th-A kindly group of citizens gives John Dodman a year's subscription to The Barber Shop. 16th-.lohn receives his first copy-is delighted with the novelty. 24th-28th-Thanksgiving Recess. 24th-Alumni win annual football clash with High School by 7-0 score. Dec. 2nd -Freshies greatly humbled at Initiation. 8th-Bill Faitoute comes to school on roller skates. 16th-Junior Class Party at Lincoln School. Billy Burke finishes his twelfth bottle of Bandoline which he bought during the holidays. 20th-G. H. S. C. party for Summit Home for Children. 21st 21st-3 lst- -Christmas play, Dolls, at Lincoln School. Helen Ericson goes into convulsions trying to make herself look like a petite doll. Christmas Recess. Complzknents of C. F. Mullen jeweler and Optician Summit, N. J. l THE COMMUNITY CHURCH East Summit Methodist Episcopal MORRIS AVENUE AT RUSSELL PLACE Rev. J. Adams Oakes, Minister THE CHURCH WITH A FIELD A PROBLEM-A PROGRAM-A MESSAGE A GLAD HAND AND A WARM HEART CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MORRIS AVENUE AND MAPLE STREET SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY Sunday School ...... ...... 9 245 o'clock Morning Worshiln ..... ...... 1 1:00 0'clock Young People's League .. ..... 7:10 P.. M. Evening Wmmrshilm ..... ..... 8 :00 P. M. Wednesday ........ ..... 8 100 P. M. WELCOME SUMMIT X RAY AND RADIUM LABORATORY 129 Summit Avenue FILL IN YOUR SPRING WARDROBE wlru oms OF oun NEW S P RI N G DRESSES STYLE SHOP EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE 23 MAPLE STREET SUMMIT, N. J. ALL SOULS' CHURCH. I ., u 1 ,gh 8' Wi-f.zyN IA fl 5 i J' Springfield and Waldron Aves. Rev. Oscar B. Hawes, Minister Service, 11 A. M.: Church School, 91455 Open Forum, 4 P. M. COctober to Aprill. This Church cherishes the open mind and the inclusive spirit. It does not require as- sent to any formal creed, but strives to express the religion f J d i I 1 o esus as summe up n ove to God and love to man. ' 'I-I' 'J - YOU ARE WELCOME A Q Eli 6.4, H H ' K -ie. ' 'J -:J , '25 . -A V fi A ix H 'J E I I E- A - :.-x- ---J,-,--, - -- ...',q-vii.-: ' .., - . . ,. -' ': 2:,.' ' IN THIS CHURCH THE SCHOOL CALENDAR jan. 3rd-We return to the grind. Dinty Mallard composes the Back Again Blues. We find a new English teacher, Miss Bunker, who has replaced Miss Armstrong. The latter left us to star in a Christmas play, Matrimony, 6th-Dr. Harry Webb Farrington recites his poems. Thereupon Abner Gelula is observed chasing imaginary butterflies. 15th-fSaturdayJ It is flashed upon the Lyric screen that Helen Pringle and Gordon Murray are not sitting together. The exits are pointed out for the ensuing panic. Ilan. 23rd-Biennial fire occurs. It now seems more like home. 24th-Semester exams begin in uninjured rooms. 27th-The exams and we are finished. Feb. 7th-Carl Tapperson comes to school-looks lost! 14th-M iss Watkins receives a lovely valentine from Russell May. 21st- The Top Vodvil. Three hundred and seventy-five dollars are cleared, which will defray the cost of cuts. No, not the kind Bill Hanle is thinking of. ,,,, T Comphments of ST. TERE1SA'S CHURCH at MR. .-X. ll. GLEASON MR. W. C. COPE President of the Drake Colleges Vice-President and Treasurer of and Schools, Inc. Drake College d SUMMER an SCHOOL orn SLOGAN: Drake-'s van do more for you in a given short time than any other business school in this section of the countrv. We not only give you the hest there is in Business Secretarial Education, but we also do everything in our power to make your stay at Drake's pleasant. P Q to es SECRETARIAL COLLEGES NEXY JERSEY AND NEXV YORK 151 Market Street, Newark 226 Main Street, Orange 120 Broad Street. Elizabeth 207 Broad Street, Elizabeth 171 East Front Street. Plainfield 117 Smith Street, Perth Amboy Other Drake Schools in New York, Brooklyn. Montvla Bayonne and Jersey City FIFTEEN POWERFUL SCHOOLS ir, Union Hill, 1 Compliments of I make and install radio rea ceiving sets. You are guar- anteed satisfaction. Baby Grand Orchestra IKZAGBH JOHN H. DODMAN Dressmaking and Designing 24 Oak Ridge Avenue Also Expert Workrnanship Summit, N. J. 4 Boulevard Telephone 1132-j MME. THERESE SAMER I -v Mar. lst- THE SCHOOL CALENDAR The month of ill winds arrives and Roy Baum starts his daily prom- enades down the avenue. llth-Ruth Sonnekalb and Frances Ryman sent home for misbehavior. Life's Little Lyes-No. 9999. 17th-Seniors astound school with their green bows. No, Grace Kauffman, not the kind you are thinking of. 2-lth-We lose debate to Short Hills High School. 31st Apr. 13th-23rd -Amherst College Musical Clubs perform for the benefit of A. A. in Brayton School. VVee Walling enjoys a pleasant evening. 7th-Sweet revenge is obtained. We defeat Alumni and Alumnae at bas- ketball, 38-21 and 21-1, respectively. Easter holidays are verv welcome after strenuous winter. 24th-The Seniors begin to seek charm. 25th--Elizabeth Cruikshank enjoys ride on the merry-go-round which parked in front of the school. 27th-Boys begin to wear finalehopper shoes. Spring, oh, joyous spring! May lst- The Top goes to press. and so does Gillie Baker's suit. Both do, every year. Telephone 335 Agent for Velie Automobile TAXIS AND AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Taxis to Meet All Trains Autos to Hire by Day, Hour, or Trip Experienced Chaulfeurs 31 UNION PLACE SUMMIT, N. J. - l n I Tel- 250'M OLD ROSE HALL P. A. Special Luncheon at noon 50 Cents FASHIONABLE TAILOR Dinner and Supper Every AND FURRIER Evening Specialty in Sport Suits DANCING 452 Springfield Ave. Phone 343-R Hall to Let I - N Complzkfzents of A Spanish Friend Compliment? of N Cozzzpfzhzfrzlr of Phoebe H. Scott Dorothy R. Scott SUMMIT HOME LA D COMPANY MUSIC INSTRUCTORS Studios 23 Edgemont Avenue RADIO SETS C N x ., Constructed and Installed to A ll Your Order All W k G d f A glllkslff ei J or uarante ,jf d ' 7 e f-.im 1, , Radio Station 2 D X I md,,,n1m:.ll ' . ' . ,iu.I111J'11.rnga,wf It I IRVIN G R. GROVE 34 Hobart Avenue Summit, N. J. Tel. 594 S TONY LUPONE Maple Street EXAMINE CAREFULLY THE SHOES WE REPAIR and you'll be surprised at how new they look, just as if they had come direct from the shoe factory. Every stitch even, the sole edges correctly bevelled, the uppers and heels propel ly polished. If you haven't had shoes repaired here you cannot know how good repair work can be. as Q? 'ia PA L DI G .- 4 Y' 4 For Sport s ,4 6 j 'fd.f'., g,lo ' 459 '15 an 5 l p N X Quality-the first and cardinal principle of 7 the Spalding business-makes Spalding Athletic .1 Goods synonymous with Service and Satisfaction. 1 Just as Good is never just the same. 1 ea A. G. SPALDING 8: BROS. 6 Nassau Street New York 523 Fifth Avenue Dr. BLACK CHIROPRACTOR Graduate Palmer School, Davenport, la. X-Ray Laboratory for Exam- ination Only. Record Bldg., 21 Maple Street Summit, N. J. .li- Ofiice hours: 10-I2 a. m.-2-6 p. m Daily. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6-8 p. m, No Office Hours Saturday Tel.: Oflice 916 Residence 1030-M 'I J rv ' A-hifi: jOHN'S A FAMOUS HOME-MADE ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES 19 Maple Street Summit, N. J. ESTHER WHITE TEACHER OF SINGING Pupil of Residence Studio Siffioiiafiffman 4 Pmley Pm? A thur D. 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