Summit High School - Top Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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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

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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