Summit High School - Top Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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11 Margaret Ahearn- I leave thy praises unexpreissed. Paul Ahlers- H e goes without saying. Qreory' Badger- The silence that is the starryi sky. Florence Baebi- That friend so true. Lucille Baker- Thou hast no cares to chase thyrestf' Gilbert Baker- Come what may, he never worniesf' Carolyn Balestrine- Who shall call me ungentle, unfair? Helen Bebout- Kind hearts are more than coronetsf' Ruth Berry- The sunshine came along with her. Lillian Bird- Money can be repaid, not kindness such as yours. Joseph Black- Even though vanquished, he could argue still. Salem Boorujy- The race is not to the swift. Hielen Bratz- She does not strive after ejfectf' Margaret Brenn- Let what will be, be. Helen Carlson- Low was her voice, and kind. Frank Cole- Prepares before school, repairs in school, despairs after school. Reginald Cummins- By his laughter we shall know him. Edith Dean- Fair too she was, and kind had been as she was fa-ir. Raymond Delaney- He thinks but seldom smiles. john Dodman- Over in England they-'l Lendon Ebbels- Everything is .sweetened by rislkf' Helen Ericson- Such looks, such manners, and such a mind. Edward Gilson- A friend of all and to all a friend. Deborah Garwoocl- So quiet, so unassuming islshef' Lorraine Genung- S he is stately, and young, and tall. Tillie Glasgow- W hat more could be said than she is wise. Abraham Gordon- Ambition has no risk. Doris Griffin- For me, I thank the saints I amlnot great. Lester Groves- They laugh that win. Helen Hahn- I am the very pink of courtesy. Vincent Hall-- A good' scout, likewise some student. William Hlardy- LV-ith mirth and laughter, let oild wrinkles come. Gale Harper- He passes and we feel his presence. Ellen Helquist- I muse on iov that will not cease. Ebba Hokanson- I knew the right and did itf' Thomas Jobs- This strange disease of modern life. Malcolm Knapp- S'tudious, of ease, and fond off humble things. Abraham Lieberson- He was a bully oratorf' Adrienne Louis- Gay wit, and humor, sly, danced laughing in her dark brown eye. ' Isabel Marsh- H ow can I paint thee as thou art, so fair in face, so warm in heart. Holbrook MacNeille- And still they ,ga.z'ed, and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all he knew. William McNamara- 'M en of few words are the best men. ,UI U wn..........