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NICXX' SCH H IG H 'I' H I C BBQ hehirntv this iiinnk In Zlamvz E. iilawlvg mhn, bg his unrraaing rffnrtu as nur farultg ahuiaur, has rnahlrh un tu publish this inane nf E112 Emp W if' .Yf Three NIR. .lumix H. lJuL'ms.1. ,5'1zfw'1'i11fv11dv11f of ,S'c'lmol.v jf? JA ,- K IWIIIV MIM I. l'1.xR'r1m1,m1 l'ri11fifc1I X, , J A , AJ Jfu Vv ifvLVVL, ' KJ bf -ff' IIMIERQ WIBIIIIJIG f f HUMOKHUMOR,f N X X-4 X-. F, AUTOGRAPHS :ff WL P 1 f-,,AW nf 5 'L 5 5 W vo. nr 3 QEQQNZFLUONS' QTNCS Q N' Y3x'YVXX'Qf Pk f ' M -ff A , ff ! jg cuxsszs 'xfgfm ADvEFmsEMEN'rS NVOLU 1-'TERAET 41-ELK F THE FACULTY ALBRR1' J. BARTH0l.0Ml'1NN '..,,.. ...,,,....,... I 'rimipul Colgate, A. B.: Columbia, A. M. EM LY M. BENSINGI-:R .................... COHlHIt'I'CllIl East Stroudsburg Normal: Drexel Insti- tute: New York University, B. C. S. MARTHA G. BERRY ..,...,.........,....,.......,........,. Arts Mansfield State Normalg Thomas Nor- mal Training. litfv V. BRUCE ,......................................... S t New York State College, B. S. DoRo'r:'Y C. BCNKER ........,.,,,,,,,.......,,.. Engli. . Hunter College, A. B. H1-:1.i:N CARPENTER ....,,,.. ........ C' ommerfiul New Paltz Normal. DIJRKITHY' N. CLARK ........, .,.,...... E nglisli VVellesley. A. B. HoLMEs A. CLIVER ..............,,......... ll lanual Arts Trenton State Normal: Columbia Teach- ers College, B. S. Ai.x.IsoN G. CORNOG .............. ysiral Training Swarthmore, A. B. HARRY A. DAMPMAN .................... Mntlzmiztmrs Harvard, A. B. JAMES E. Dowivics ....,......... I1i.vf01'y and Ciwirs Franklin anf Marshall, A. B. 1' qE,u.Uv'-KR'l1 S. FABER ......,............................. Scicvicn df'-' Massachusetts Agricultural College, B. INIARIE L. GoonE1.r.iz ...,.,..,........,,,,,,...,...,. Hirmry Syracuse, A. B. JAMES B. HAWLEY '......... ............... Il Itirlmizafim Dar. i, A. B.: Columbia, A. M. Sim InA F. HIQRRBIIXNN .................... ........ I ilzylisll Brown University, Ph. B. AIIELE HRPRRON ........................ ...... - lr! Pratt Institute. IsABEi. Homo-is ............., ......... I -nfin Tufts, A. B., A. M. GRAci-: E. joxrs .................... l'l'.,..wnI Truininff New Haven School of Gymnastics. MArcR1.l.1NE IE. LAL'swAY ..................... S 'pnuixlz Cniversity of Vermont, Ph. B. LL' MARIAN NIAHOOII ..,.............,............... MII.Y1Al' Morningside College, A. B.: Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Cizcn. H. MAHoon ..,.......,............ ........ E uglislz Morningside College, A. B. DOROTHY A. NCFRTIJN ..........,................... linylixlz Antioch College, A. B. JOSEPHINR NoYEs ..,............... Doimxvfif .S'civ111'v Pratt Institute. MARION A. RUscH ........,....... Drmzesfir 5'rivnrv New Jersey College for Women. B. S. HAZEI, SHoRTi-:R ........,....., ,...... C i0llIIllt'l'l'i!II Trenton State Norm , MrQRl,IN Tizmemi ........... .IIGWMLX X Indiana Uni rsity, A. B.. A. M. . I TII,I.A THOMAS .........................,.............. Ifrmvlz VVestern Reserve, A. B. Esrcrri-3 VAN PATTI-:N ..........,....... Commfrriul Cortland Normal School New York University. jAMRs B. NVIEBE... ................ Manual Arts Newark Normal ool. xQ, is-4' A I I ': 4 is L ji!!- Ji, Senior Class Prcsiclmzt ...,,,..,, Vice-Prvsidczzt ,,..... Secretary .......... Trmlszlrvr .,,V,.. Historian ,,,,,,,,,.. Faculty Advisor ...... Eight L l OFFICERS ..,L.,REYNoL1mS ROWE .Y,,....,..,...E1.EAN0R HANLE .....,.CATHEu1NE CONNOLLY ..,...DOlJGLAS NICGEORGE ,.......,....,.,,,..ROXANE EBERLEIN ......,.MIS5 DOROTHY C. BUNKER CLASS MCJTTLJ--IQEAIIS INSURGITE CLASS COLORS-ORANGE AND BLACK 'PC-il, 'ff' --n he 4 X ' .H l MAuc:A1zr:'r .Ximiis Cul Eracsx 'j nl t'1l1Iffl'l'. rlmlfvl' as I go. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Nautical Knot, 2: Captain Crossboues. 3: Commercial Club, 4. 5: Gass Basketball, 5: Office Assistaiit, 4, 5. Noted for: .lCrect Carriage. Future: Orange Memorial Hospital. SARA .AIIIZARN Q SAI.Lx 'j 1f's tl fricndly lzmrf that lzus plenty of fric11ds. A. A. Secretarv, 3: Commercial Club, 2, 3: G. O. Secretaryi, 4. Noted for: Her lovely eyes. Future: Business. NANCY BMT M f NAN j Of cz good I7l'fjl1I1lil'1g cometh a good cud. if 1: Class Secretary, 3: Student 0' Council Vice Pres., 3: Top Staff, 3, 4: Serv- X ice Committee. 3, 4: President. 4: Tower, 4: Girls' Basketball Manager, 3: Class Basket- ball 1 '7 3 4' r-X AX Vice Pres 4' G H S i 1 , ,...,e. ,i.4. . .., , . . . 1 1 4,1 C, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3. 4: lhe Critic, -l: Student Council, 1, 3, 4. Noted for: Executive ability. Future: Brooklyn Hospital. I Ac' Ii B1zL1iEN CJACKJ Tec-1100, I would a jvxfm' bv, and ciztwiaiiz flzc L'0lllf'Ullj'.H Service Committee, 3: Baseball. 2, 3: Basket- ball, 3: Debating Team, -l: Dramatic Club, 4: The Critic, 4. Future: Colgate University. Noted for his orations in history class. Nine me 5 ff L W . .A , , ,A w A3 K V Q 3 ': X -5 ,. K- CII fl? lCvE1,YNB1cNm:R Q 'l'ooTs j Calm and .wif-fvo.v.r1'.v.w'd. Commercial Club, 45 Class Basketball, 4. Noted for: Perpetual giggles. Future: Business. Donor HY BERG MAN Q DoT j Thr lwtfm' half G. H. S. C., 3, -lg junior Prom lfntertainment Committee. 3. Noted for: Size. Future: Music. ELIZAIQETII Bofrru Q BE'rTY j L1 Some 7ui.vc',' 501110 otlzvl'-zu1'sv. lfntered from Ocean City. 42 Dramatic Club, 4 , Girls' Glee Club, -lg May the Maiden, -lg Orchestra, 4. Noted for: Singing. Future: College-Music. l.uu.12s Bo1:m2N QCIIICK nGUllfIt'lIltHl, urfisf and fIf1lIt'fP.U Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 2, 3: Top Staff. Z. 33 Tower Board, 41 Art Club, 1. 2, 3, 43 Monsieur Beaucairef' 2: Nautical Knot, 2: The Magistrate, 3 The Critic, 43 Captain Tennis, 4. Future- Noted for being the greatest stage manager in history. lc fe J f W SXINIA Bkoomis li is mzxiw' to be vritiml than corr' lv Commercial Club, 2: Office .'XSSlSt2IlllI, 3, 4g .H.S.C.. . loterl for: Curly Locks. Nl ll IDRIED ISLTRQMILLER C nnxluzzl orfzzffztiozz p1'c2'c11Is tc1uptati011s. Commercial Club, 3, 45 Art Club 3, 4. Nlo efl for: lincl of 21 short 'ut. 1 uture: Business. mm ws' fill N l I ' ' 'ffl is grmf, 111 xi1f'm'c is grm ' Note-fl lm' studying imlustriously. l'lltlll'C'-Ll1Cl6C1fl6fl. 1 JND CARNEY QRAYD 1 ll'l1y u'0l'ry. ' -Y f-Ma -e Football, 43 Track, 3, 4g Glee Club, 3, -lg' , Y Tower. 4: Captain C1'ossb0ne5, 3' the-Maiden, 4. Future-Unfleciclecl. Noted as an lrishmzm. :H 7 ' Y v L61 G 3 Future: Business Course. 1 ll C v .' Q, I w J 1 j ' fue ffl' Eleven . ., gif in - awk 'tk' W QX ' A Tfcclzfc ROBERT NV. CHASTENEY, JR. CBOBQ As on orafor, outlzor, and editor, he Toiwrs over all. Entered S. H. S., 2: President Dramatic So- ciety, 2: Business Manager Nautical linotfy 2: Glee Club, 2: Orchestra, 2: Alice-in- Gralnmarlandf' 2: Literary Society, Z, 3, 41 Vice-President, 3: Council, 2, 3: 'Varsity Debating Team, 2, 3: Top Staff, 3, 4: Business Manager 'iToWer,', 3: Editor-in- Chief Tower, 4: Publicity Manager Senior Play, 4: Student Council. 4: Manager Ten- nis, 4: A. A. Council, 4. Noted for his French translations. Future-Harvard University. BURNET CLARK CPL'ssj For 11c's at jolly good fellow- Art Club, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President, 4: Service Committee, 4: Class Treasurer, 1: Secretary, 2: Track, 3: Baseball, 3, 4: Nautical Knot, 2: l'Cap- tain Crossbonesf' 3: May-the-Maiden, 4. Noted for his reforms, Future-HColgate. JANE CLARK Sfz1o'ioz1s fo fvlcusc-yc'f not 4I.N'1IfIIIIt'II' fo foil. Debating Club, l, 4: Class Basketball, 2. Noted for: Smiles. Future: Undecided. LESLIE COLE CLESJ iiE.1'tI7Jlf7lt? is always more vffiforiozls than fv1'0rcpf. Football, 2, 3: Captain, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain, 2: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: A. A. Council, 1: l'The Critic, 4. Noted as the best all-around athlete of the class. Future-Undecided. -all QW mr' i llet L .. liATHERIN 12 CoN No1,1.Y Let H1-v 'zu'01'11'.v Ill' fvfzvf' L'Tovve1'. 4: Class Secretary. -l. Noted for: Confidence iu selt. Future: Nurse. , My . JEAN CORNISH QUIIQANJ 3' lx The world kIIO'ZL'.f Illlfllwlj of its g1'1'11f1'.vf 11ll'1Z.', Noted for his questions. liuture-Undecided. 3 IRIQN1-1 C1,'1.1.1s CHNIENIEHVJ Q-111' 111111' 1111111111'1'.r 111'1' 111111'c' 1'.1'f11'1'.v.v1i'1' 1111111 7u111'11'.v. Track. 2. Noted for: Sleuderuess. Future : Undecicled. lJOR0'l'IlY IDAY f UoT j Let kll0'ZL'1f'dfjC .tjI'0TU .fl'0l1l 11111111 fo 111111'0. ' Dramatic Society, 1 3 Class Pres.. 3: Service Committee, 3, 43 Secretary, 4: Student Coun- cil, 3: Tower Stall, 3. Noted for: Studying. Future: L'ndecided. -fi? Tl1i1'fcen 1 l -1 1 Foiwtceu ll1lll.l.lPS V. IJIQAN fPH11.j I fuozflrl the Critir lm Class President. 2: Student Council, 2g Service Connnittee, 3: Top Staff, 45 Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Secretary. 31 Baseball, 2, 3, 43 Football, 3, 43 Debating Club, -lg Cheer Lead- er, -lg Captain Debating Team, 41 Nautical Knot, 25 Captain Crossbonesfl 33 Nay- the-Maidenf' 4: Christmas Play, -lg The Critic, 4. Noted as the john Barrymore of the future. Future-Colgate University. IELLEN M. lJEENlfY Hl ,0ll ,ver if mix this TUKI-VN' Debating Club. 3, -lg Secretary, 43 Debating. 4: Literary Society, 3, 4: Tower, 43 Class Bas- ketball, 41 G. H. S. C.. l, 2, 3, 4g Top, 4. Noted for: Debating ability. Future: College. liERlilER'l' ljfl'l l'EN QHERBJ No llltlll buf tl lwlorlclzcml atm' wrote zzrvrfvt for lIl0llt'j'.H Radio Club, 1 : Track Manager, 3g A. A. Coun- cil. 3: :Xrt Club. 2, 3g Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Noted as a sport writer. Future-Cndeeided. l5E'r'rv liiai-:1:1.EIN He who flows his lvvxf does iuvllfl Noted for: Popularity. Future: Nurse. ,, c J! 'if-,ga W' inet ' - 1 P .r Roxixxli lCls12R1.E1N UT1Il'J't' is 11011111111 of so llllflfll worth as tl llliilfll fuvll l7I.Yf1'llt'I'Fd.U Top Staff, l, 2: Home Room Rep., 2. 3: Tower 3. -lg Service Committee. -lg The Critic llres. Literary Society, 43 Student Council. 4 Noted for: Literary ability. Future: College. QXNNA lin' HIAIIPUI' itself is tl f1IUt1s111'z'. Commercial Cluli. -lg Office Assistzmt, fi. Noted for: Blushing. Future: Business. fiICR'I'Rl'llli lfitmrsii CUfiERTIl-Inj lf'x all right if you N111 gal fztcny wiilz iff' Track. 1. 2, 3. 4: Class Basketball. 4. Noted for: lixteinporaneous remarks. Future: College. ,. 3 SYLVIA IVIQVMKIN Ct'S1l.1.Y j Thr 0f11v1' lmlff' The Critic g Girls' Basketball Manager. 45' Christmas Spirit. 3: May the Maiden, 4: Dra- lnatic Society. 2. 4: fi. H. 5. C., 2, 3, 4. Noted for: Dancing. Future: College. Fifteen' ,., 5 l n v .g1'.1'ft'C' 11 .1 I JAMEP GILCHRIST KTQEWPIED Thr song and dc!-me mmzf' Football. 3, 45 Class Basketball. 45 Top Vodvil, 1: Cheer Leader, 45 Captain Crossbones, 35 May-the-Maiden, 4. Noted as the red-hot cheer leader. Future-Undecided. lCLEANoR HANLE C EL j Sim .rfvmzks UH' il'If'l7ZZ'fU deal of 110fl1111g. Class Basketball, l, 2, 35 Varsity, 4: Captain. 45 Track, l, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer, 2: Vice Pres., 4: Pres. Musical Clubs, 4: G. H. S. C.. 1, 2, 3. 45 Secretary, 25 Glee Club, 2. 3, 45 Service Committee, 3. 45 Vice Pres., 33 l'he Critic. Noted for: Athletic ability. Future: Undecided. NoRM,xN HEMINWAY CNORLID Hizllltl H1115 110 bow 11111110111 111111.90 The g1'c111d old 11111110 0fg1'11fI1'1111111. ' Radio Club, 1 3 Literary Society, 1, Z, 35 Top Staff, 3, 45 Debating Club, 25 Tower Board 4. Noted as the owner of the school's official Taxi- ambulance. Future4University of Pennsylvania. VIETOR HERRINIANN QCHICKD He can 'Kick' as hard as any mule. liaseball, 25 Tower', Board, 45 Service Com- mittee. 45 The Critic, 45 Tennis, 4. Noted for being the school's greatest ticket seller. Future-University of Pennsylvania. BLANCHIE li1.EMs12R Roady for KI good t1'1111' fulzczz tl good fimc is II11' tl1i1111. Coniniercial Club. Noted for: Absolute silence. Future: Business. Es'rn1i1: Luxnl-31.1- t Es j HCl1IL't'l'fll1lIt'SS is 1111 r.1'rrIIf11t it'o111'i11g qzfcllifyf' Oftice Assistzuit, 43 The Critic g Service Com- mittee. 4. Noted for: Quietness. Future: Business. Douorixs Mcfjl-30141112 QMACJ JlI111'I1 may bc 1114Itit7 of tl SCof1'l1111a11 if 111' 110 Clllffjllf yo1111g.f Class 'l'reasurer, 43 Literary Society, 41 Glee Club, 45 May-the-Maiden,', -lg The Critic, 4. Noted for being Rowe's cousin. Future-Undecided. CHA1zLEs NIORONEY fCHARLIED I 11111112 only one .vlzortcolnilzg-111y siscf' G. O. President. 4g Service Committee, 45 Top Staff, 1, Z. 3. 4: Class Vice-President, 1, 33 A'ToWer Board, 3g French Play, lg The Critic, 43 Student Council, 4. Noted for Hthat schoolgirl complexion. Future-Princeton. Seveizteen 1 ' I f7f ?.' '-'Nw . . , . Aff, .V f fk-A gig! I W. .. . K V L,,,, .lmqquw - -1 i Ezlqlztvciz 'l mx iz'r'ri2 PM. M ma C j im N n j 'llVl1wz you lmrv' 1I0flIllIfl to my, my il. lllec Club, 1, 2, 3. 4: Cmmnnerciztl Club, 1, 4: .Xrt Club, 4. Noted for: Her happy laughs. Future: liallzird. KIARTIIA PAIQKIN C l'INK j xl IVl1o .Wes only flu' 11zisrl1ivf.v that pr1.v.s. - ,Q Crnumercial Club. 3. 4: Dminzltic Club, 4: Top Representative. 4. Noted for: Great height. Future: Normal School. .fi ! Holstein' PlE'I'El6f C QBOHJ , 3j 'Sa1y if with 1llIl5iF.p Qdelisstra, 2, 3. 43 President. 3, 4: Glee Club. 35 Top Staff, 4: Captain Crossbonesf' 33 'Service Committee, 3, 4. Noted as 21 great Fiddler. lfuture-Undecided. CARLO LEONARD PICOZZI QDIONKD Our of flzc fam' IH0tII'.iC-1I1'C1L' of 'illay-flz0-.llluidmz'. ' lfoutball. 4: Baseball, 4: A. A. President, 45 Student Council. 4: Service Committee, 3, 42 Glee Club President, 4: Class 'lq1'CZISllI'CI', 33 Captain Crossbonesf' 3: May-the-Maiden,' 4: The Critic, 4. Noted as a second Tex Rickard. l uturejForcll1a1u University. v V4.3 6 Q Kr Q? ff 'Ni 'If 'I J lilEURi1I2lx0GI2RS Qfimoxoej One of Ihr 'lzzifmfe-mcn'. Football. 3. 4: Baseball. 33 Service Commit- tee. 4. Noted for conducting Room 17 to assembly each week. lsllfll1'CfUllll6l'lilEfl. G. R1zvNo1.ps RowE CRENNIEJ Ile Rofvmi IIS flIl'0llffll our Senior year. Class President. 4: Student Council, 43 Radio Club, 1: Glee Club, 2, 3, 43 Debating Club, 2, 3, 4: Team, 4g Tower Board, 4: Nauti- cal Knot. 2: Captain Crossbonesf' 3, The Critic. 4: May-the-Maiden, 4: Track, 4. Noted as a great talker, and for his amend- ment. Future-Cornell University. IiA'ruEkINE Rl'NIL1I.ER Q K1TTY j 'iflltlzonglz n Senior, actions sjnrale louder' than 'ZE'0l'dS, or 1 ll7'l1C.H Glee Club. 3, 4: May the Maiden, 43 Captain Crossbones. 3: Senior Class Captain, 4. Noted for: Being mistaken for a Freshman. Future: College. oHN li. VQAYRE C-IOHNNIED ' h the work one knows the 'ZU0l'lB1'1'lll1l'.U , resid t Commercial Club, 4: Student Coun- cil, 4: Glee Club, 3: Business Manager Tow r 43 Service Committee. 45 Literary - mciet' SDramatic Club, 3: The Critic, 4. Note as a great business man. ' ure-Business. N Nineteen Twmzfy TIIELMA SHORT Har art is .VIlf71'l'llLt'. literary Society. 2. 3, 4. 5: Executive Coni- mittee, Z: Vice Pres., 3: Historian, 4. 5: Art Club, 2, 3. 4. 5: Secretary. 4: Girls' Glce Club, 3, 4, 5: Dramatic Society. 5: Top Staff, 4, 5: Captain Crossbones. 4: The Critic, 55 Christmas Play. 5. Noted for: Exquisite artistic work. Future 2 Fine Arts. LAURA SPENCE f I-oLLy j Full of 1111r011qzfv1'aIvIv t'11w'giv.r. Sec. G. H. S. C.. 2, Vice Pres.. 3: President, 43 Class Vice Pres.. 2: Vice Pres. Dramatic Society, 3: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3. 4: Presi- dent, 45 The Critic : Service Connnittec, 3. 4, Student Council, 4: Tower, 4. Noted for: Cheerfulness at all times. Future: Brooklyn Hospital. TXIILDRED SToUT CHTNTILLYHD Size conzcs up sllzilifzgf' Art Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3: Captain Crossbones. 3: G. H. S. C., 3, 4: Nautical Knot, 2: Commercial Club. 2, 3: Dramatic Club. 3. Noted for: Contradiction of her name. Future: Undecided. CHARLES F. SYVRET QCHARLIED HIXYll0'ZK'I6'Il-QL' is more tlmzz cquirfalvut to f0rcc. ' Entered S. H. S., 3: Tower Board, 4: Lit- erary Society. 3, 4: Top Staff, 4: The Critic, 4. Noted for Dignity. Future: Harvard University. P1-:TER TRIOLO I fools to my lzcrlx as fast as I couldf' Football, 2, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4: Captain, 4: Serv- ice Committee, 4: Orchestra, 3: Glee Club. 4: Debating Club, 4: Debating Team, 4: May- the-Maidenf' 4: The Critic, 4. Noted as Charlie Paddock's greatest rival. Future-Columbin University. KW QJJZ J- IJoNA1,1w Ulfifmcmk CDVIFFJ Uv spin.: The Top. - lintered S. H. S., 3: Editor-in-Chief of The Top, 4: Football, 4: Baseball, 4: Class lifts- ketbull, 4: Student Council, 4. Noted as Z1 man of action, not words. , c Cj1-AnYs VYAN CISE ' fl IllfC'l'l'-V !Il'lIl'f goes all H10 day. ljzlsketball Class. 2: Czlptzlin Crossbones, 3: May the Maiden, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4. Noted for: Few and gentlewords. Future: ornial School. lJOl7LiI.AS XVAHI. QDOUGD Al fj00fIl1lLlIlI fv0.v.ffssvs a klllfjffllillfi Truck, 2, 3: .-X. Council, 43 Track Manager, 4: The Critic, 4. Noted as Z1 huntsman. Future-Business. Twenty-ozze Q.. A . 552523 ti - 1 w Twmziy-two XVILLIAM XYEBB CVVINKIEJ 'fDon'f gc! muglzz' in his lVfIrIr. 'llovve1 ' Board, 4: The Critic. 4. Noted 'for his boycott on the barbers. Future-Princeton. -If gy F, RlllIlfR'l' XV. XVEITZMAN QPETITD 'XTIN' fvridr of lVc.vf S1mz11zif. Art Club. 2. 33 Basketball, 4: Baseball, 3, 4: Football. 3, 4. Noted for those freckles. liuture-Franklin and Marshall. BALDVVIN W'H1TE KBALDYD The apple of the lc'aclzr'r.v' eye. Track Squad, 3, 4. Noted for Hunking English IV after having passed it the year before. Future-Princeton. A'lAT'l'llEVV ZEIGNER QMATTYJ Wl1f1f 110--11 SFCOIIII Hv1'c'ul0s. Football, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3. 4: Towe1 ' Board, 3, 4: Debating Club, 3, 45 Chairman, 4: Debating Team, 43 The Critic, 4: Nautical Knot. 2: Captain Crossbones, 3g HMay-the-Maiden, 4: Lit- erary Socicty Council. -l. Noted as the city's champion wrestler. Future-Unclecided. - ' 'lf idij Vlf .f ,V 1 J X I Romcirr CAIN Cliosp Nix muizc nmy lic Coin, but 'sci' kllllii' l1c'.v iilvlcf' Track, 3, -l. Future-Undecidetl. Noted as a great chemist. AN OPEN LETTER il Tulip Street. Summit, New Alersey. Donald Ldiinger. Iiditor-in-Chief of the Top Dear Donald: The publication of the Year liook is materializing rapidly. I hope with you and your Staff that it will be accepted with a degree of satisfaction to the Student body as a whole. and with much interest and pleasure to the members of the graduating class. I had been made to feel that the Student demand for it was real. I later realized that its staff was ready and anxious to create the Hook and now l see it in the final stages of publication. The Hook itself has a place in the school life. lt definitely collects data on school life which is a valuable source of reininiscencc. It, perhaps, provides a little valuable and practical experience for certain members of the Staff. Hut its cost of production is beyond the ability of the average static. Its publication was made possible this year chieiiy because of the use of many old cuts. .-Xnother year new title cuts will be necessary: if so. this will bring the cost of the Hook considerably beyond the amount that can be raised by the Staff. I. therefore, feel that a publication similar in content and character will, again. be -of much concern another Fall. I realize that the creation of such a bool: annually will be a source of uncer- tainty and anxiety on the part of the Staff and its advisor. The sources of income are limited. and the number of subscribers is always doubtful. The Students must get fully and detinitely behind the project and sufvfwrf it-not depend upon organizations and home rooms for the extra help in money. The Year Hook is your Hook because -of your support. I have enjoyed working with you and your Staff and have appreciated the spirit and the response at all times. I am also mindful of the splendid attitude which the Senior Class has shown in its endeavor to make the publication possible. Sincerely yours. .lmiits li. li.XWI.lfY. Trcciify-fl1ri'c 1 -1 ' fQf, TY H , L7 2 i ' ---v ' - l AQ. - - UF If I CIQRS l'1v.Qirh'11f ..,.,,,, , ,A,,,,,,,YY,AA,,,,,,,,.,, .FAME .XNIJERSUN I Irv-l'1'v.vif!va1f , A, , , CH,xRI.12s BIVRPIIY S4v1'uz'f11'-x' , ,,...A. ,,,,,.A... XD1a1.r: ,'XL l'II l'll.N'IH't'l' ,Y,,,,,.,., ,,A,YAA,..,,,, ,,Y,,. L I UHN FRENCH vzrlf-x' .'l1lf'f.m1', ,.., MR. HARRY XX. D,xMPM,xN I u'l'llf-V-f0l1l' T John Sher-loclxlfls ?5 4 P rf'm.4s L .1 P1'1xvifI1'11f ...A.. ,... , fy-1. an ' ww, wo, , , as MW, AX.Q I ., 1, . I f'if1i,x- mi ',,- 1 1, .11..I 11AN1q GLAz1+:1z11oo1i I'1'1'v-P1'1-.1-idwzr ,,,,., .,A,,. X tzxns AlI'I.I7UVVNEY S'1v1-rmz1'.1' ,,,,Y ,.., .....,., H Enix HICIQS Tl't'tI,YIll'1'J' ,..,, .,.......,...,....,............,,....A,A ,w...,..,,, ,.. ..,... I i DWARD BRISTER COLORS-BLUE AND XYIIITE V The class of '28 has much to be proud of. We exeell in many lines. In scholas- tic record we are proud to z111no11nee that of the thirty-one names on the honor roll, tifteen are Sopholnores. We are very good at saving our pennies and almost all the Sophomore home-rooms have 6021 or above, each bank day. Members of our class are also prominent on the athletic Held. - GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Doris Brydon Jean Burgess Dorothy Rogers Ethel Terhune GIRLS' CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM Martha Kelsey Eleanor Ebbels Agnes Muldowney Maxie Cooper Dorothy Banner Madeline De Santis THE BOYS In Football-George Steidle. Floyd Lee, Iidward Pringle and Victor Yannaccone. In Basketball-Frank Glazebrook, Cameron Sluxw. George Stiedle, Floyd Lee, Ned Brister, Harold Christensen, and Victor Yannaceone. In B1-lSClJ2ill-Ffllllli Glazcbrook, Foxhall Finney, Ned Brister, Harold Christensen, Iivcret Algor. In Track-Frederick Nash, Our class basketball team, although it put up a bard tight, lost every game it played. Twrizfy-jiw ,-.-..,-' f77'1'.YiIft'lIf ,,,Y,,,,, I vl'Kxl ',,1'fSIfI'fllf . S'4'f'I'4'1'fl1'-V .....,.. TI't'tI.YI1I'l'I' ,,,.....,, lfufzrlfy .AIu'z'i.w1' Tfnwlfy-s'i.1: lLlzR5 ,, ,,XYll.xl,x F-Nmnlc ..,,lQUHIZR'I' All-EYIER ,, ,,, .IfxN1a l'cm'r1c1z HIQNRY fYRlEII.I.Y M Iss 1,AL'sw,xY :msn zm ns -. RA I l ISTUDEHW EUUHCIL.. U Tn-I I u Q. 1 25? A zzz? , il., gli 1 ll MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL 1925-1926 OFFICERS Gmzvrul Oryuzzisutivzz IJl't'.Yltl'6Ill ,..,.......,A.,..........,......,,,,...,,...... ...,,,,...,,,. C HARL1-Ls Mokoxm' Gmzcral Orgazzisutinzz Vire-P1'r.vic1v11fo, .....,,..,...,,..,.......,.... .....,... B L'RRoUm-is WALLINIQ Gvueral Orgazzisufiou .S'z'rrefary .,,...,...,.,.... .,...,..,,,,..,,,...,...,. .,,,...,..,,.,,, S A RAH AH!-:ARN Geucnzl Orgarzzfsufinzz TI't1H.Ylll'U7' .,.........,.....,.....,.,.......,..,..,....... ......,, ,,,,.,., K ATHERINE MERRII.L MEMBERS Class President, 1926 ...,.......... Reynolds Rowe Service Committee ,,,......,., ,,,.,,,. N ancy Baum Class President, 1927 .,............ Fame Anderson Musical Club ..............,rr..,..1,,.1..... Eleanor Hanle Class President, 1928 .,......,, Frank Glazebrook Girls' High School Club .,,l,,,..,.. Laura Spence Class President, 1929 ...........,..,,.. Wilma Snook Art Club .............,,......,,..,..,,..,,,,,,rr,,.. Luis Llauso Athletic Association ,,..,............,.. Garlo Picozzi Literary Society .......... ,...,... R oxaue Eberliue Top Staff .,.........,.,.,,,,............. Donald Uffinger Commercial Club ......,. ....,.,.,,.,,,,,,, J ohu Sayre Faculty ....,,......,....l.,...... Mr. A. J. Bartholomew Tower Board ,,,,.,,, ,.,,,,, R obert Chasteney Trucnty-ciglzf THLETIC C IL I ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President ............ ............,.,....,..,,..........,......,..,,,....,....v............,...,...., C ARLO PICOZZI, '26 Vice-President ...,. ........ N ANCY BAUM, '26 Scvrvfary ............ ,...... B IARY MCMANE, '27 Trmszwm' .,I,, ,I...I I...I. 22...w ,,... ....., .I,.,,............ IX I 1 Q . F ABER Girls' Coach .,.....,. ........., M iss Jones Manager Baseball ..,........... George Musson, '27 Boys' Coach -nl----A,---A-,--,--.,-----------,---- hir' Comog Manager Track ,..............,..., Douglas Wahl, '26 Manager Football ...... Burroughs VValling, '27 F eShm RCprCSe 'a ve' VVharton Green, '29 Manager Boys' Basketball ,... Luis Llanso, '27 Sophomore Repregemative Manager Girls' Basketball, Edward Bfistefy '28 Sylvia Frumkin, '26 Faculty Advisor .......... ....... I' Jr. Bartholomew Tzc'e1zty-1zi11a 'Q I Clzfimfzz I with QHII ,Ilfygluifygf YKKVV ,Y,,,,,, I it'1:1m1'cz1is XX XII f401l1'!I,HV ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, R I R. .X1.1.1scmN G. Q01 'I'IIIi TICAKI ' I.. Cult fCz1pt.I .,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, .A.. l ' 1 LA, I3m'cIe11 B. H. Smith ,,,, ......G XY. Carey ....,.,.,,,,,... If. ii. Steicllc ,.,,,,..,,,,,,,. 'I' V, Collins ,,,,, ..T. P. Triulo ,,,,,,,.,,.. H. B P. Ilezui ,..,.,..... H, B. D. Lfftiuger ......., H. H I . Lee .,.,..,,,,,,,,,. H. B. R. Vkfeitzmau ...... IT. B C, Picuzzi H. B. H. XY0lfe ................ U Oct. Z Oct. IU Oct. 17 Oct. Z4 Nov. 3 Tlzirfy Summit ........ 9 Summit ........ ll Summit ........ SZ Summit ........ Z-I Summit '. Ruzm . RIIQQCTS XX fi Plainfield Raliway Glen Ridg Roselle .. Cliatham ' V. Yaiumccmic ......,. Ii ...I-f. M. Zciguer .............. L.. tl L... .... .. II IS.-XMIES . II Nov. 7 Summit ........ Nov. 14 Summit ......,. Nov. 21 Summit ........ 6 Wlfstticlcl 0 Maflisml I-I Dover ..... 91 -Ill Clqvmin , , ,,,, , ,,w,, L iIlARl.IiS COLLINS ,1l1IlI1Ifjt'l' A, ,., ,, 7...,.., ..,,,Y ,.... I .Hs LLANSO Cmzrlz ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,.,,,,,...,,,,, ,,Y,,, A I R. .'XI.l.1SflN fi. CORNUG TIIIC TEAM Lf Collins CCapt.I ,,,,.,,.,,,.....,,,, ti. C. Brmrcleu ....,....,.,,.., C. lf, Olilsriu .... .. .. .1 1.. Cole ,....,.,..,......... 17. C. Shaw ,,.,. ...l If. lilazebrouk ........ F. M, Zeigucr .,....,...... I BASKETBALL DATA-1925-1926 GAMES Dee, Summit ........ Cliatliam Feb. 5 Summit ........ 36 XXX-sttielcl ....,.,.... 23 jan. Summit ,....... Rzxhway Feb. 11 Summit ........ 34 Rziliway .....,........ 12 jan. Summit ........ Roselle .. Feb. 12 Summit 19 Madison . ......... 24 -Iau. Summit Maclisrm Feb 16 Summit 28 Roselle ................ 14 jan. Summit Vlfestlielcl Feb. 26 Summit 50 Millburu ...........,.. 15 Jan. Summit Millburn Mar. 5 Summit ........ 30 Cliatluam .........t.. 18 jan. Summit Plaiutielcl -- -- 336 290 Thirty-one EWU UQ' .J I Uyfmin ,,,,, , .... ICLEANOR HANL14: ,llm111g1v' ,,,,, ,Y,,,,,,,,,,, S YLV1.-x FRVMKIN C'o11rl1 ....... ,,,,,,A. ,,..,, . . , ..,..,,....,..,.,... .,,.... K llss flkxeli E. jr1N1cs TEAM li1'yclw11, ll. --,. ...,.... ..v, ........ Q . ' Hunle, li. ...,,,.,......, ...,, S . C. Cullis, ll. ..,,.........,, ,.... l .. F. XYillive1', L.: M1-1'1'ill, Km-- ..... R. F. Burgess, .l. ............., ........... I .. if Gmle, M, --.. ....,................... R. C. Date Jiill. 13' jzm. 20 12111. 254' jun. 291 Feb. O 7'11I.1'fj'-Z' SUIUSTillltCSs!TL'I'l1lIllC, Rogers, AIICICINIIII, VVest, XYl1ytC, Kelsey, M111'1m11ey. Sl' Score fJIJIJUllL'lll S. H. 5. Opp. Lvllifjll ,,...........,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 0 18 South flfilllgl' ....,.,..., .. 15 17 Hmulcl Brook ...........,.. -HJ 13 South Orange ..... ..... 2 -1 28 150111111 Brmrk .... .,.., 1 4 10 TUO MKTARY Feb. 15+ Feb. 18 Feb. 25+ Mar. 1 M2111 4 Qlhilthillll .... ....... L llltlll ....... ,..,. ..., ....... Mu1'1'istmx'11 L.l'lLlIl12lI11 ........ . .... . M 1 lI'I'iSf0XYl1 Totals ...... ,,,,.,. -15 26 311 30 14 264 -1 211 IH 10 13 figlfwhffll , ....,.. B URROUGHS NVALLING Alhzziagpl' ,,,,,w, ..,.....,.......... G EORGE RIUSSON C0411-11 A,AV,A ,A,,,,,,,,V7,,,.,,,,,,Y,,,, ,...... B I R. Ai.1.Is0N G. CURNOG THE TEAM B. XX'alling lCapt.j .,,,,,,.,,.,.,... 3 B. XY. Carey ....,,,,,.,, C. F. C. Kelsey .,,,, ,,,,,,, . .P. B. Clark ,,..,..........,,. P. lf. Uhlson ......A,,. l..l l.. Cole ....,,,...........,, P. H. Smith ......,.....,.,.,. C. lf. Finney ...,........ SB. G Stcicllc ......,... R.l lf. Glazchrouk ........ IB. D. Utiingcr . ......., 2B R. VVcitzman ,,.... S. S. C. Picozzi ...,......... C' GAMES ' :Xpr Summit Nutlcy ...., ...... 7 May 18 Summit .... 5 Wlcstticlcl ...... Q Apr Summit Millhurn . ......... 3 May ZZ Summit .... ll Raliway .... - 3 Apr Summit ...,.,,. ll Lhathzun ,.... ...... 5 May 25 Summit .... .. Roselle ..... ....... . . May Summit XYcsttic-ld ............ 5 June 1 Summit ........ Roselle Park ...... May Summit Rose-llc ........ 0 June -I Summit ........ Morristown ........ May Summit .... Chatham --- -- 5 ,Iuuc 8 Summit ........ Madison ........ May Summit Nlllllbllfll ...... ll - - TIlil'f-Xl-fIll'L7C i C 'clffrlill 7,,,,,. fllcrlzugfvl' cilidfll ,Y..,,. Apr. 30 Summit ,,,,.A,, M ay 5 Summit M any 13 Summit .....,.. Tlz1'1'ty-four ......PE'l'ER 'l'R1uLo .,..............lJol'c:i.As XYAHL ..,...MR. ALLISQN G. CURNUC MEETS 31 Glen Ridge ...,...... 41 May 21 Summit ...,, ., County Meet ..... . 19 XYcstticld .,,., ,,.... 5 1 May 29 Summit ....,,,, Y. M. C. A. Meet Chatham ....., .. Jllllkf 5 Summit ........ State Mcct ..,..it.. . THE TEAM P. 'liriulu ,,,,,.,.,,,,,.......,..... Captain A. Aclzmis, R. Cain, R. Carney. I.. Cole, R. Cummins, H. Glazebrouk, NV. CQYCCII, R. Kendal. J. Lamb, R. Meyer, F. Nash, C. Picuzzi. li. YViIlizims, M. Zcigiier. GIRIJS TRACK TEAM cillffllfll ..A.... ,Mii,.i,,,,,,,1i1.E,xNoR HiXNLl4I Cfmfli ,,,,-, ,,,, ,,, .. ...,.. B I I S s GRACE la. JONES TENNIS TEAM Apr. 28 Summit ..,...,. May 1 Summit May 1-1 Summit C 041511 ,.,Y........ Ctlffffllill ....... 1 ltllltlfffl' .....,, MEETS 2 Lirzinfurtl , H ,A,.,. 3 May Z8 Summit ,,,,,.,. Plainfield ..... U Blair ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,i 5 Iimc Z Summit ,,,,,, XVestfield ........ South Siclc ,,,,, . Junc 11 Summit ......,. Rahway ,.......i.... . .......MR, E. S, FABER BORDEN TWYIQ. CHAs'1'1aNm' Tlziriy-fiz'C ' 1 4 9 .V f aaa EL :G h..X E-3.535 K .J , - Is 'Q 'ln d Q uri ga ga .mx I-5 ' r-' P P X C' ' H'rY ' ,. lmnnu rmmff f ., Q 1,15 um ' 'L:,F'1 I,I'l'liR,-XRY SOCIETY I,I'l'.YftfI'lII' ,,.,,..,,,.A,, AAY,.,,,,,,A,,,A7,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,A,A ,,,,,.. I Q oxAN1z ILRERLEIN, '26 I'ir1'-l'1'v.vidv1z1' ,,,.,, ,., , w7,,...,,.,. I QLEANUR SYVRET, '27 Svrluvlfzry-7'1'm1xz11'm' ,,,, ,, ,,,,... S TEPHEN MACNEILLIQ, '28 DIQBATINU CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB Lihziirmzni .,,.,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,, Matthew Zcigner, '26 Chairman ,.................... ..,,.. , Fthcl Tcrhnnu, '27 Faculty Advisor ......., ,,..,,,,A. IN Tr. Downes Faculty Advisor .,,, ,,,,,,..... M r, Temple VVRITING GROUP Chairman ,,,.,,,, ..,................,,,. J uhn French, '26 T11 i I'l'.V-A'I'.l' Faculty Advisor ,,,,,,,,, .,......... M iss Herrmann 4 , I E' o 4 .fn Ax M l ii:-5 Qsfll' tm ws u V' rr If ' X 1 x ll ,, 0 ,ll xx wa rl X l T -f - . .palms Jbovr , TH Ii TOI ' STAFF Editor-in-C'l1ivf ....V w.v...,,A , ,,A,,. . .........,,,,A ,...... D o N A LD UFFINGER. '26 l911.ri11vs.r ,llamzyrr ...A .....A.,,.,,., C Ykljs IVIORSE. '27 Iiufzrlty fldrfisor ,A.,., .,.,A,Y, K IR. JAMES B. HAWLEY ASSOCIATE EDITORS Organizations ,,,............,..,..... Phillips Dean, '26 Humor ........,.,.....,..,,,,,,.,... Charles Moroney, '26 Athletics ....,. .,,,... K atherinc Merrill, '27 Athletics ....rr ...,,.... C harles Syvret, '26 Art .,,,..,,,,... r,,..... T helma Short, '26 Art .,....... ......,,,....,.,,,,,,,........ B urnet Clark, '26 Alumni ...... .. .............. Helen Mount CLASS EDITORS Senior ...........,,.,,....................,...,,..,. Nancy Baum Senior ..,..,.....,,,,.,.,,.,,,,....,.. ...., R obert Chastcney Junior .,,...,, .,,...... IN Iary McMane junior .....,r Sophomore ........ ,..,..... Sophomore Freshman Freshman .........Stanlcy VS'ebster .Betsie Dearborn Raymond Carter Dorothy Jaquith ..........,.....,.........,....,..Wharton Green BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .,......,.,,.,.... Cyrus Morse, '27 Assistant Business Manager, Robert Peterson, '26 Assistant Business Manager, Willard Rogers, '28 27 Circulation Manager..Victor Yannaccone, ' Tliirty-sewn xx 484' 111- Xfq 7' S X . X f 5 r. , ki - Q J D xy X x ,J tml A mm., FA .2 -195,- TOXYER BOARD Ifdilm'-z'l1AC'lzivf ....,,, ..........,,.......,.,.,A,,,.,,,,...,,.,.,,. 1 QUBIQRT XY. L'H,xs'1'Nm', JR., 1926 .l.v.vm'f11lv liriilm' ....,.,, .,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,A,, C 1 , R1ax'N6l,1vs Rowli, 1926 flx.vm'iufv Ifdilwr ..,..,,, ,,,,.,.,.,,AA,,,,,,,, 1 iriuuux-1 Ml vox, 1927 RIlNiII1'.K'.V .1llYlIlljl1'l' ,..,,,,,.... ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, J 1 mx SAYRH, 1926 1-111-ru-1'fixi11g1 julllllljlfl' ,,,,,, ,,,,, . . .1,,,, ,,,,.,.,,,, ,,11,...,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1X I , x'r1'Hl'1w Zrilrgxlzk, 1926 lfuvzrlfy .'1t1'I'fA'l7l'.,. .,,,,1,, ...,,.., ,,........,....... ,.,,.,,,,,.,.11..,. 1.,,,,......,,,,,,,,,,...,..1..,,,,,,,,,,,.. IN 1 R , JA Mics Ii. Dmvxlss FDITORIAI. STAFF 1Jm'm:1.As XVI-ima. 1925 HALSIQY Mliwilz, 1927 Q'HARI.las SYx'1uaT, 1926 Fmlu-:Nc+1 BAL'xI.xN, 1927 1':I.I.IiN D1-31-QNEY, 1926 lil.EAN6R SYx'Rr:'1', 1927 Ruxixxri IQBICRLICIN, 1926 Iimsix YANNAVUNIQ, 1928 S'I'Fl'II1 Y 1X'11XL'N1'1II,l.12, 1928 BUSINESS STAFF X'IIC'l'HR HLZRRMANX, 1926 I.l'ls LLANSU, 1927 TYPISTS IAURA SP1-ixfri, 1926 A1l1CI.I'1 AVTH, 1927 L'.vrH+:RIN1c CllNNUI.1,Y, 1926 NANCY BAVM, 1926 T11 1'1'fy-f'1'gl1f IWARY R1L'1x'1AN1i, 1927 D6R6'rHv Prclcu, 1927 E .ff 1 X12-a ' -.fjifii Q l l'l,v-111111 Mr. Dangle ,,...,,,, Mrs. Dangle ,...,,, Mr. Sneer ,...,,,., Mr. Puff ....,,,,,A...,. Servant .,.,,.,..,..,,,,,.. Under Promptera ,.,,,,,,, ,. Sentinels ..,,,,...........r...,..,.rrr,... Sir Christopher Hatton r....,,., Sir NValter .Raleigh ......,.,,,, ltarl of Leicester ,..,,..,...,,,,,,,,,,., Governor of Tilbury Fort ....,r., Master of the Horse ,,,...,,,r. Tilburina ,,,A.,,r....,,,,,r.,..,,,r...... Contidante .,,......,.......................,. Don Ferolo VVhiskerandosi ,,,,.., justice ..l....,....,,..,,..,...,.........,,,., His Son .,.........,,,,.. ......,,, Constable ...,..,..,,,,,. Justices Lady .,.,,,.. li xrst Cousin, ,...., . Nieces ..,,,...r,..,,,, Uncle ..,..,.,..,,,,, Beefeater ....,..r.., Lord Burleigh ........ Thames River .,..r.r. Thames Banks .,,,,.. Brittania ,,,,...,..,.. Lion rl,.,.......,.,,,,rr English Ships ,,,..,,,. Spanish Ships .,....,r, CAST Oli SENIOR PLAY THE CRITICH SYN OPSIS OF SCENES ACT 1-A room at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dangle. ACT 2-Drury Lane Theatre. ACT 3-Drury Lane Theatre. Forty ''M'H'oL3LQi3Q iv2iHiQ ,,,,,,.Cliarles Borden ,,,,....,.Laura Spence ..,..,i..XVilliam XVebh ...,,.,,..Phillips Dean ,.......,.Carlo Picozzi ,,,Charles Moroney Douglas Mcfieorge .,.,.....,...Jack Belden ,,,....Reynolds Rowe ..,..,,......,.jol111 Sayre ,...Matthew Zeigner ,...Charles Moroney .,...,.,..,Nancy Baum ,.........Thelma- Short ,...,,,,,......Lesl1e Cole Vietor Herrmann -i:iiSCharles Moroney Douglas McGeorge ..,.....Eleanor Hanle ,,,.,Roxane Eberlein Esther Lnndell, Sylvia Frumkin VVahl ,.....,,Charles Syvret Triolo Peter Triolo Esther Lundell, Sylvia Frumkin Short r.....,..,.Nancy Baum Douglas Wahl, Douglas McGeorge Carlo Pieozzi, John Sayre L ,C 2, - gum. -2, SERVICE COM MI'l l'lCL1 Cilltllflllllll ........A ,,....V......., ,,., ,,,,YY,,,,........,,,.,,,,, . . . l'ivv-C'l1ai1'111a11 ..A,..,A, ....A, ANG' BAVM, '26 CHAkI,Es lXll'RPHY, '27 St'4'1'FfC1I'y-Tl'FtIS1tl'l'l' ,,,,, ..,,,... I JURUTHY DAY, '26 FacuIfy.L1dz'z'sor ..w.,,, ....... B llss TILLA THOMAS MEMBERS 1926 1027 Nancy Baum Yietnr Herrmann Miriam Ciucle Robert Kendall Dorothy Day Robert Peterson janet jones Luis Llanso Roxane Eberlein Carlo Picozzi Katherine Merrill Charles Murphy Eleanor Hanle George Rogers Mary MeMane George Musson Esther Lundell john Sayre Burnet Clark Burroughs VValling Laura Spence Peter Triulo john French Forty-one w -if Prmificzzf ........, Vim-P1'c'.viclr11t . Sf't'l'I'ffIl'y ........., 7wl'C'lI.S'1lI'C'l' .......... Fufully .'1lI1'Z,'iA'0l' ,YY..Y. Fnrfy-two A RT CLUB W ........I.U1s LLANSO. '27 LEE, '27 ...............lX1ILDRED STOUT. '26 IQATHERINE CORNISH, '27 BERRY 5 W fX if ff A9261 C532 1 ,Q XE X ,aim l .c- Q Q ga, 4' Q1 QE? f X 1-J ,.. V 1 1 CC JM B1 NED M USIC,-XL CLUBS P1'v,v1'flv11f ...,,,,,,,,,.,. ,.v,...,, ,,w...A ,, , ,,., ,, ,v,...A.,A , ,,....,,,,Y,Y.,w,AAA I iI,EANuR H.ANI.PI, 1926 I'in'-Pruvidvnzf .A,,,,,..... ......., ,,.,. B IARY Nlewfmla, 1927 Sf'l'l'l'flIl'-X'-Tl'I'tI.Ylfl't'l' ,,, .. .., ,,.. 1 1L'RR0lic:IIs XVALLING, 1927 lfafzflfy .'1lI'Z'I..Y0l'.Y ...1, ....1,,, R lies. MAHOOIJ, MR. 'VEMPLIA Forty-three l ORCHESTRA 1'rr.mlmzf ,, .. .,. ,..A A.v............ A. AA... I Q oaam' P1-:Tl-:RsoN. 26 Librarian .,,,,, Dirrrtor ,,,,,A V IOLINS Robert Peterson Jack Beach Dorothy Jaquitll Linea Peterson Ruth Boucher Wasby Gibson Mary Newcomb SAXOPHONES Raymond Romanette W'harton Green MANDOLINS Ruth Dearborn Gregory h'l11CNHD Cyrus Morse Douglas VVebb Forfy-four MUMFoRD, '28 'l'm1PI.12 FLUTES J. Mumford Mr. Bartholomew CORNETS Joseph Smith VValter McNamara CLARINET Mr. Dampman DRUMS Edward Nlfilliams Herbert Appleton PIANO J. Matuloso THE GLEE CLUBS PRESENT M:XY THE MAIDEN 1 C U GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Prcsidmzt ........ .........,,,..................................... .,.,...... L . AURA SPENCE BOYS' GLEE CLUB Presidenf ........ ..................,............ . ........... .,........ C A RLO PICOZZI F01'ly-fin' li l lllll . uf ' . 'fi Q Y ' Zi '1 3 swf . 'X X REIAL i 'T-I , . i OFFICERS Plunvirimzt .......,... AA,,,,.A , ,,Y,,,,Y,,, , ,,,,,Y J o HN B. SAYRE, '26 I icc-I'rf.rif1'r11t ,.A, ,,,,,,,, D oRo'1'HY PEER, '27 Scrrvlary ,....,.,. ,,,,, L ILLIAN XVALTERS, '28 Yl7'Cfl.Yl!I'CI' ,,,Y.,,,..,,. ,,,,, E LLEN SWANSON, '28 Farulfy fla'zfi.mr ,,,,, ,77,,,,,, N Irss BENSINGER The Commercial Club is IIOVV in the fourth year of its successful existence. In that time it has served a purpose which, though little known outside of its own membership, has in many ways been beneficial to Summit High School. The Club itself is a place where commercial students can meet and discuss their problems, and behind the club stands the commercial depart- ment of the school. This department trains the organization secretaries and business managers, prepares copy for the school publications, and assists the faculty generally in preparing mimeo- graphed and typewritten work. With constant growth in attendance and enthusiasm the Club gives promise to continue as a successful organization of Summit High School. F ort y-six 7 J' 4 ' Wasil f. x . I M51 -' s . If if 1 ' N Aww 2.5 - - . -f,.'Uui, . - . I l. QQ V' I I I I rlv 1 , ' ' . 4 Q Q.. .V H. X , 'U',3lgf2,uQ r 3 I , ' . I , 7 .4y,g,,Wfg5v.:y4 9 .0 b . V ,V . I Puafaw-'B' I -A - I - 5, 13 , 'lj'g?mIa3lgf'9 -91' v- ' ' . - 7 IEEE.-I GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL CLUB PI'U.N'Illt'lIf ,,.,..,,...,,, A,,,,,,Y,...A, I .AFRA SPENCE, '26 l'in'-P1'0sz'n'v11i ,,,,,,, I.,,V I iA'r11ER1NE AIIZRRILL, '27 Sf'L'I'f'fUI'.V ,,,,V,..Yw ,,.,... j EAN IZURGESS. '28 7'1'm.v1m'1 'I,,.I ...,. V '1o1-A mi SANTIS. '29 F orfy-sczfcn Debating Club lJEB,X'l'lNtl CLC B Clluirmull ,,,,,,. .A,...,,,,,,YA,,,AA,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 I.x'1'1113w Ft!t'Il1I'xX' fld4z'i.v01 '... . ,,, , ..........,.., , ,A.v,,,w,w,..,,......Y., .,, .,,,., ll 1 1 4, -IA A1 les DE li,'X'll'E SCHEDULE Felt. Passaic QAJ :mtl Summit QNQ 2-l Mar. East Orange KJXJ and Summit QNJ Uf3 Mau: Ruselle tA5 :md Summit tNj Zgl Mar. Roselle QNID :md Summit CAj l-2 Mar. Somerville UU :mtl Summit QN3 3f0 Blur. Hernarclsville tNj and Summit MU llrztvx Mar. Dover QQXJ zmcl Summit KNJ lf0 Mar. Madison QNVJ and Summit LAQ 1-O April Plainfield QNJ :mtl Summit t.fXy O-l April llillsicle LU zmcl Summit QNJ 540 Fm'iy-z'1'yllf Liiuzxi lJuwNl . nn ' O 'nu C OOO n N Q ,. . .u':1' 1 'ff' '39 o :I , 'l. u'55 K' ' -7 fx 'vu ' A ik , . N43 A , 'lillifs i H is 'ur Q-3 340322 ' H' av- t ,rf 0: 0: ,.1'1' ' ' s fi ' gf 0 , 1, so tl ' -1' -'I-'f n sz , ,, Q o , ' I FRESHMEN INITIATIQN At last the big day was here for the downfall of all Freshmen. On this terrible day, the 30th of October, you could catch glimpses of the trembling, frightened Freshmen sneaking around corners trying to avoid the mighty Second Classmen, who strutted their stuff in the halls. The ancient Sophomore witches had carefully patrolled the country to find the wildest man-eating mustang that roamed the plains, the strongest onions that could be grown anywhere were used for the pleasant nose rolling contest. Many other tortures were used but they are by far too terrible to think about. ,Nfter enduring such cruelty for the benefit of the Sophomores, the Freshmen surely needed some recreation. so they filed out to the gym for their much-needed rest. Cake. ice cream. and a good orchestra. XVho wouldn't have a good time under those conditions? So, naturally. a good time was had by all. Princeton Glee Club's animal concert. followed by a dance in Gymnasium, was given March 27. General Organization selected party occupied most of the evening of April 23. The Seniors were the honored guests at the animal junior Prom, held on Fri- day, March 12th. in the Gymnasium. The green decorations, which were approf priate at this season. added attractiveness to the occasion, while the punch bowl also proved popular and satisfying in its refreshing way. Each of the honored Senior Guests received a white rose with a few pieces of fern. The dance was pronounced a success by all those who had the good fortune to attend it. Forty-nine 1 Tu-.N A ,T :'- ' Y.yY'3'A'5, X ', YK ff, 'il Jor- .. rr Q . . A V all .N r ,I A 1' fifff- .Th all im'-ffm nf , ' - -T-' Z ng ,M - qu ii ','S'.,EU' W f 3 V- ,.1fsLi,L U17 , ,,, 3' 9,:'yg'L1,s Z we -54 WFRY f W 2 Pll' Dorothy liadgley-Montclair Normal. Kingsbury liadgerflDartmouth. XVhitin Baclger-.lXrt School. Tyler Baker-Post Graduate. Helen Bel:out-Maryland College for XYomen. Noel Bebout--Business. Lillian Bird-Business. Evelyn Boye-Miss Mills' Kindergarn ten School, New York, Halsey lirister-Stevens. Louise Brockway-BIaryland College for lYomen. Edith Brown-Summit High School Office Staff. Bernard Cowperthwaite-VVesleyan. Frederick CowperthWaite-NYesleyan. Malcolm Cropley-Andoyer. Gladys DaumMl3usiness. Dorothy Dietz-IXIiddlebury. Douglas Dunsmore!Rutgers. Alice Earles-Newark Normal. Florence Estockgliusiness. Margaret Fay-Business, Harry Feibush-Newark College of Pharmacy. Philip Finlay-Business. Maynard Ford-XVilliams. Bessie Fulcher-Business. Augustus Grifling-Columbia. Zartuhe Gulamerian-Home. John Harper-XYesleyan. Halsey Hicks-Haverford. Elizabeth Hiley-Training. Josephine Kenny-College of St, lfliz- abeth. Florence Kent-Newark Normal. Fifty 4 Clara liirchcraNewark Library. Lillian Iinoller-Business College. Agens Koch-Business. Gertrude Lamb-Home. Joaquin Llanso-M. l. T. Svea Malmgrcn-'I'raining. Dorothy Mason-Business. Robert lXlcwroney4University of Penn- sylvania. Helen Mount-Post Graduate. Robert BlurphyfXYeslcyan. AgonNelsonvPost Graduate. XYilliam Pegg-Business. ,lohn l'enek-Columbia. Linea Peterson-Business. Frank Pizzi-Newark Law School. lilsie Realf-Home. Barbara Riliere-Smith. Alice Rogers-Newark Normal. Charles Ryman-XVesleyan. Merlin Ryman-XYesleyan. May Sage-Trenton Normal. Kenneth Shaffer-Newark Tech. Samuel Shearman-Business. listher Spengerman-Business. Margaret Stewart-Newark Normal. Courtenay Thompson-Post Graduate VVorcester High School. Henry Truesdell-Cornell. ,lean Celeste Turton-Business. Edwin Van Cise-Colgate. Mary Venezia-Business. Marcus VVagner-Business School. Douglas VVebb-Post Graduate. Gale XVebb--Post Graduate. Malcolm Johnson-St. Lawrence Col- lege. c1'c'1'y 111111117 1111111 for Il CZlI1ll'1.u ii L'S11Cl'f Sil1Q1L'S only. 111111 3111111211121 1211 1111111-51111111114 1'11 take thrcc if 111Lfj l'C ucxt to c11ch 1I111Cl'.H 1':i1111ll'-HXY11Cl'C c1ic1 you gut this jo1ic? 1101154111-'Mc 111, it just 1'Z1I1 :1.L'1.lPSS my 111i1111. 1211111111 'HhVl111'f1 111-111-1' v1cv11tc 1111- L'1'11ssi11g. 1 Il1VVf1yS 11111 111:11 f1l1C11'Jl'SI t11c'y'1'1' so j1111y. 111111 thvy fZl1il' 1111- so C'IlS11f'. 191111111 15 4411111 S111111: Uh, 110 says 110,11 w1111c '1 just 11uc11usc the girls 11111211 111 yllll. 11111111 think you 1111- witty: they Illilf' 1111111 pretty tL'i'111.H N11lJ1Jl11't11111tf', 1q11o1'1qi11g hut 111101: would 11111110 Il 111ll'l1 poor p111itin'111 s11e11ker. 1'11'CS11lNZl11 1t1114i11g L'XZlI11.j-U1'1l1NV far 1111- you 1'1'11n1 t111- Cfll'1'CL't Il11SXVCI'?n .Zncl 1Ji1tof '1'w11 seats! '1'ez1c11er: Now that I have shown you the evils of tobacco, 1 s11111l give 1'cssi111istf 1 111. thc- lllillly. lllllllj' you one l110l'C chance. 1111yc you any trials i11 this w111'111. .Xh, yes. 111111 if questions to ask? thcrc XVC1'Cl1'1 so llllllly ocC11Sion111 Studs: Hhv6E11l-11OXV 110 yil blow lynchings 1110l'l' w11u111 111- 111111-U t1'i111s1 rings t111'0l1g11 your nose 7 Fifty-0110 qs QR RD Q AAQRQNEY ,Zin lrzue liZll'L'lllI lJicln't I tell you that I clicln't want to see ziny more lJ's on your report Corel? Son: Yes. sir, thz1t's what l tolfl the teaeliers, hut they woulcln't helieve nie. l.lz1nso- lJo you use lncliu ink? Miss fLlC1'1'I1lI11lllfuliClll6l1, what is LllEl1'li-HNHI l patronize home in- ZlSyll01lyl1l?n ilustriesf' lielclen-'IX Sj'llUllyl1l'S Il worcl you use when you e:n1't spell the other one. i'1'C5l1l11ZlllfnlUSCUl'Cll the winning Miss Herrnuuln tells us that when Imslffit l11W11211f- . , Lord livron zlppezlrerl at social func- Ciirl- Ool1 rhclnt know X011 tions exiervone helcl his hrezlth. XVCV llklycd bifskctlmll' H woncler if.'IJCl'Cl'lIlllC0. he was :L Prohihi- l clon t. l run the score honrfl! tion agent. Miss Bunker Ccleserihing Rappacinfs Sophmnnoref4'Get flown on your clzuigliterj- .-Xncl when she touched lil1CCS.H his huncl, her lingers hurnt him like Freslnnan- l C1lll'lTll'S all I can href, rlo to get clown on my upper lip. Cornishf''Red-hot Mauna ! Fifty-f7c'0 XVilliam Webb ...... Reynolds Rowe ..,. Leslie Cole ............ Charles Borden .... Robert Chasteney .....,... Robert Chasteney ......... Leslie Cole ...,......., Jack Belden ......... John Sayre ,,..... Leslie Cole ....... Leslie Cole .,,.,.. Jack Belden ..,..,... Baldwin XVhite ,..... Charles Syvret ...... Reynolds Rowe .... Ray Page ........,..., Douglas VVahl ....., Robert Chasteney Vietor Herrmann ....,,, Ray Page ........,...., Charles Moroney.. THE SENIOR'S OPINION .......Best Student.............................,....Roxane Eberlein .....,.Biggest Drag with the Faculty.........,.,Nancy Baum .,.....Most Popular .......Nancy Baum .......Most Fashionable. ........Laura Spence .......Most Original..,..,. ...........Sylvia Brooks .......Most Optimistic......., ...,....Gertrude Feibush .......Best Looking,............ ........,.Nancy Baum ....,..Most Entertaining........ ........Elizabeth Booth .......Most Businesslike,,...... ..,......Margaret Adams ,,e,u..Best Sport...,.......... ........Katherine Rummler .......Best Athlete........ ..........,..Eleanor Hanle ....,..Best Dancer........ ........Sylvia Frumkin .......Class .......Class ..,....Class .......Class Baby ....., Llown ....,... Flirt .,...... .,.,,,,Quietest ..,....VV1tt1est i......Biggest Kickerm... .,..,..Class ........Dorothy Bergman ........Elizabeth Booth ....,,,....Eleanor Hanle Cut-up ...... ......... J eannette Palmer .............,.Jane Clarke ........Gertrude Feibush .,.,........Ellen Deeney Giggler ................................ Jeannette Palmer .......One VVho Did Most for S. H. S.....,...Nancy Baum Fifty-three ,r- THE A, B, Cs OF SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL A is cast for Athletes. for Athletics, and for Art: As each is of the pupils and of Summit High a part. ABreast with these is baseball, and Bartholomew, you know. ABout the school. our Principal, who knows us all just sol A Clock that strikes for champions and editors of old. A Call sends out for Collins, Cornog. Chasteney and for Cole. To Drama, drawing. Downes-the coach of our Debating Team, XVe Doff our hats in homage, for they all are what they seem. F or Excellence in English, and in scholarship and prose. A WrEath of Laurel boughs we give, for he it is who knows. VVhen Footballs here. we all are fans, and play it night and day. XVith F we think of Faber. who can make the A. A. pay. XVe sinG with G, and Glee Clubs, and we make the music ring. Of sonGs we sing from Golden Books when ere we choose to sing. Summit High School is our school. We love her history and The migHt that's hers. VVe follow her and yield to her command. XfVithout Inkwells any school would be a funny place. Vklithout Indoor sports we would be out in any race. For is Joy, and jesters boldg we have them in supply. And is Janitors, a word that service doth imply. XVith li is Kindness, something everyone of us must show. XV ith K is Kitchen-that's the place where all the good things grow At noon is Lunch, a recreation none can say he hates. I. is for a Literary Group with its Debates. Our Mrs. Lu Mahood is there, when one says la, ti, do! This year C. Moroney's President of our G. O. NV ith afternooN. at three o'clock, there rings a happy bell. I t ' s greeted Now and then with joy, and now and then a yell. One knows for Orchestra we all must cheer and shout in glee. They play for Our grand entrance into each assembly. XVith Ps we bid Piano, and for Temple you can bet. He coaches all Plays that we give. and has his stuff all set. Q's for a paper-Questionnaire it's often called. This plan is to Question everything our calm is soon appalled. R stands up for wRite and right, and things we all must do. The last starts-R. a guess that's right, the first with XV. For typing and in Shorthand. it is Shorter to a tee. For athletes it is Tennis, a new game in Summit High. XVith writers it is Tower, or The Top, which all should buy. Vkfhen working we use Union, for we think that there's our need. And in typing it is Underwood. machine that's made for speed. It is poet's work to Vision things. and add to our delight. And when .it comes to Visioning Vacation, we're all right! To read. to write, be Wise and think. is something all must do. VV hen all are niet. the Writing Group. will show what they can do This virtue all seek-excellence. and it is best, I trow. An Unknown Quantity is X-in Math it makes its bow. A place for fun and play. Y M. Iguess that is it's name. A Y may often stand for Yell-a long one for our fame. XVith Z it must be zeal o'Zeigner. For action they are set. ABCUIEFGHIJKLMNoPQRsTL'vvvXvZ! This ends our alphabet. H. TVTEYER 77 Fifty-four Sept. L- :- s U 1. ii u ta ai u as 4. in 8 9 11 17 18 30 1 '7 CJ 10 12 16 17 21 2-l . .,. CALENDAR-1925-'26 School opens-'Twas ever thus. Large squad answers football call. First assembly. Their master's voice. Johnnie Kendall, Dwight Allen. and Peggy Cowperthwaite reported missing. Service Committee finds above children looking for Room 13. The Tower makes its first appearance of the year. Boys' Glee Club try-outs. Mrs. Mahood succumbs. NVe beat Plainheld 9-0 in first game. Pete Triolo sings I No Lik-a Your Face for the first time. Young Cyclone blows victory from Summit to Rahway. Columbus Day--all day. Freshman Initiation-'fBull Montana discovered. Glen Ridge whitewashed. 36-0. Senior Play try-outs. Mr. Temple becomes critical. XVe beat Roselle for our Third Victory. 28-30 Art Exhibit-it's the Berrv's! at Roy. U ut nt at at 1. n Dec. .. it .. Ci lan. ' at It Feb. as ct as Mar. an sc sr xx at cz Apr. C6 66 H May KK lf 29 2 3 5 7 11 12 14 21 27 5 6 7 10 21 23 -l 11 21 26 12 13 26 27 28 3 5 10 11 19 23 25 31 1 2 13 28 29 1 3 7 Commercial Club Movies. Sioux Indian lectures and scares Cyrus Benson. XV e give Chatham their annual beating. From now on we must walk a mile for our Camels-so says the Faculty. Wiestheld swims better than we do, winning by 7-0. Armistice Day and half session. Commercial Club has speed typist. Halsey Meyer humiliated. We lose to Madison. S. H. S. comes through, beating Dover 14-0 in our last game. Student government inaugurated in Room 17. Several casualties reported. Senior Play, The Critic. performed. Phil Dean does his stuff. Art Club holds sale of posters. George Steidle elected to head 1926 grid team. Hurray for XVest Sum- mit! Juniors elect their bosses. Annual Christmas Play-there ain't no Santy Claus! Christmas vacation begins. Ditto ends. Mr. Faber falls into his fishpond. Senior Class Meeting. Rowe spouts at length. Midyear Exams begin. Lincoln's Birthday-all day. Syvert thought it was XVashington's. Hi-Y Farewell to Mr, Van. lVfay-the-Maiden. No. Rumor spreads through school that Miss Herrmann had her picture taken. Above rumor denied. Tower literary contest. Meyer fails to win. Summit Aviators beat Roselle in debate. Rowe's Amendment makes its appearance. Riots in Room 17 over Rowe's Amendment. Summit drops both Rutgers League Debates. Annual Junior Prom. Did you see that stag Forty men out for baseball. The Tower celebrates its first birthday. S0's your old man -we wonder why. XVilliam XVebb blows himself to a hair-cut. Charles Syvert's birthday-all day. Room 17 still suffering under student mis-government. Congratulations, Mr. Downes! Tennis Team falls before Blair. Mr. Faber goes trout-fishing. Assembly 8:30. Rajah's Ruby. Dr. Green's talk to the Boys.'! The Top goes to press. Ainlt we got fun! Tower reappeared with its old time spirit. line ? Fifty-fm CUR OWN GREAT WHITE WAY Alias The Deacon .....,.. Abie's Irish Rose ......... The Beloved Brute .....,.. The Big Parade .,.... Ben Hur .....,.... By the VVay ......., Bunk of 1926 ........,... Artists and Models ..,,,,....., The Butter and Egg Man ......... Cocoanuts .....,......,...... Cyrano de Bergerac ......,.. The Creaking Chair.. The Enemy ............ The Girl Friend ........ The Gorilla ,........, Hush Money ....... ls Zat So? ...,....... .,..., Lafl? That Off ...............,....., Love 'Em and Leave 'Em ....., Lulu Belle ..,,,,,,...,,,....,,,,,, Mayfiowers ..,...... Mare N ostrum .,,.... A Night in Paris ....... One of the Family... School for Scandal... Sweetheart Time .......... The Student Prince .......... Tip-Toes .................... Twelve Miles Out... The Vagabond King ....... Fifty-six ..........Cyrus Benson haven't any Meyer .....Monday and Friday mornings Triolo .......Lockers .........Miss Berry and proteges Faber ........Freshman Heads Bull Montana When Fat Brietenback sits down ........Nancy Baum ........................... Monk Picozzi ........Paid every 'Tuesday morning debaters S. History assignments - 1 Llanso Mahood Brayton Field Faber's aquarium ..........Ask Miss Thomas ..... S0's your old man .......Any girl's home-room ...................Week-ends .........Charles Moroney ........Helen Conley ..........................Jaloppi ....... Beef-eater Syvret SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL'S STUDENT POPULARITY CONTEST QRcproduced by courtesy of THE TOWERJ FINAL STANDING GIRLS BOYS NANCY BAUM .......... -- 1,390 JOHN SAYRE .......... --- 1,710 BETTY EBISZLEIN ......... -- 650 LESLIE COLE ............. --- 540 LAURA SPENCE .... -- 230 REYNOLDS ROWE --- --- 280 ELEANOR HANLE --- -- 190 MOTT CANNON ...... --- 210 MILORED LONG --- 90 SAMUEL VERDERANA --- -U 170 ELEANOR SYVRET --- 90 CHARLES COLLINS .... --- 120 DORIS BRYDON .... 80 FRANK GLAZEBROOK --- --- IZO ELIZARETH BOOTH --- 70 FOXHALL FINNEY .... - 80 ELLEN DEENY ,..,, 70 CHARLES MORONEY .... - 80 INTIRIAM GUDE .... 70 CHARLES SYVRET .,.. - 80 EVA KNOLLER ......,. 70 LUIS LLANSO ........ - 70 BARBARA XYAN DYKE -- 60 ROBERT CHASTENI-:V ................ 60 CHARLES SYVIIET, Contest Editor. THE POOR MANS ORCHESTRA Orchestras were formed, you see. So no one should be bored. They try to make some harmony, But make one long discord. Some people say, the music's good, But the costume is what counts, One must have a Sporty Tux To rake down large amounts. That's why I like a radio, You don't see what they wear, You judge them by the music They send you through the air. Our bunch would like to broadcast, I know that for a fact. Our music is all harmony, Our looks are what detract. A. G. IMZAGRAUTH, '28. CHRISTMAS PLAY It has been the custom during the past two or three years for the Literary Society VVriting Group to furnish an original Christmas play. Accordingly, the Writing Group has written and presented, last December, in Assembly, their annual play, consisting of three scenes. This entertainment was greatly enhanced by some excellent carol singing rendered by members of the Glee Clubs. F iffy-seven TIME Things may come and things may go. but time goes on forever. It has always been. is, and always shall be. From the beginning of eternity, if it ever had a beginning, did not Time exist? W'as not the creation of the world measured by six days, Time? Seconds. minutes. hours, days, months. years, centuries, all refer to that inevitable, unceasable Time? XVho is life's closest associate but Time? From the cradle to the grave, Time always fills the background. Who realizes the impor- tance of that unending. tireless Time more than the victim in his death-bed? Does he not struggle to keep up with Time? Does he not crave for the last merciful minute, second of precious Time? One can picture a long, long, straight road that extends into the horizon of eternity, and upon it can be seen a quaint old man, bent with age, covered with dust, carrying a scythe in one hand and an hour glass in the other. One can see him slowly and steadily tramp up the endless road, never stopping, never ceasing, always moving on and on. It is true that he has been passed by another in the figure of Hermes. the god of speed, but as in the case of the turtle in the race with the hare, slow but sure wins the race. Now you see a Hermes in the shape of a human racer, a Roman chariot, an automobile. a train with its powerful locomotive, pass by him as if he were standing still. But wait! See. it is slowing up. it stops. it cannot go any further, and soon the old man overtakes it. Later you see another figure, perhaps' that modern, ingenious, mechanical device constructed by man, the aeroplane. rush by, leaving the old fel- low gasping, amazed. yet his steady tramp is not altered, and as he treads on and on. after awhile he passes the stranded figure that was once so active. that master- piece of mankind. Do what you will. Time will always loom up, sometimes, perhaps, unexpectedly. Like a thief in the night. he steals upon you, claims you, and you must obey him. Sometimes you may play with him, spurn him, drive him away, but in the end he will come back with a blow that will overpower you, unless you are prepared. From morning till night, what have you done, but stand by the roadside and do his bid- ding? Consider that during the day you are nothing but a slave to Time. Not one movement, not one thought that has not required Time, Time. As a conclusion, I might say that it took Time for you to read this and it took Time for me to write it. So there you are and here I am. a slave to TIME! Luis LLANso. '27. Fifty-eight 1 1 xg 5 QV s 5,ff,?'f' Q EQ . I ' ' MJ 1 :ij ,J Sugth xS, Lu Ps. ' x Ll. .FRENCH ' ' COACYZ C oamocf Www . ,,,, L4 4 4 , 11, Q ? f X' bf 4V', ,g em H , V wr, .vmna X mi K? -V- ' , f I . -'-M 1 . V' L' ' Noam-Hausa QF M .Chacl-UBoAmEn Fiff.v'7lilIC gh., V' 5 -f' ' vs .-, .. , Af wwwf 'M 1lltOgl c1,pb5 my Q .-Ljxthllmk 1 , , A , , , f'N'Ul R21-7 ,A IL! 43'-f1 ,a 1- Lf ! d 77 , 3, , A u x, Kf fl, f X QF' ,PLN , H ' ,aww . 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Hoffman Gifts, Novelties, and Greeting Cards for All Occasions Pictures and Picture Framing BRONZE AND POTTERY VVARE Springfield Ave., Summit, N. J. Seventy-seven Cumplin1e11ts of Compliments of R 0 0 M 29 R O O M 28 Compliments of St. Terr-2sa's Church S e'zm11tlz.-eiglzvt Fill in Your Spring Wardrobe with one of our NEXY SPRING DRESSES Style Shop Exclusive But Not Expensive Twenty-three Maple Street Summit, N. J. Compliments of ROOM 26 'i --is-. ,w,,.:0'5'n , CALVARY CHURCH Sunday Services, 8 and ll A.M., 8 P.M. Sevmzty-nirzr' Compliments Qi Look Your Best in Middishade ALL BLUE SERGE- PURE WOOL-335 R O 0 M 4 McElgunn Bros. 4 Beechwood Road MENTAL Y boys are encouraged and helped io make good at school ZH- ----------.-..---------- . : 1' 'E U .- U THE FOURFOLD Q PROGRAM 0F THE ff, -1 E 5 5 E E 3- E gig Y.M.C. A. I I I cz. 5 5 Means ALL-ROUND 5 K E 5 DEVELOPMENT fi E 5' ?' F ......................... E '-L ' soc1AL T Y boys mix well and practise Help the other Fellow. JUNIOR RATES Summer membership -- 552.50 Year membership ..... 5.00 Compliments of LEWIS WALTON Eighty Compliments of T he Vic' Frey' lertegfe The Summit School of Music October Thru May Creative Teaching VIOLIN PIANO 'CELLO THEORY Helen Chrystal Bender Director What is Your Choice of A Profession? Engineering? Chemistry? The Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn Offers the Following Courses to High School Graduates CHEMISTRY: Four years, de- gree of B. S. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING: Five years. degree of Ch. E. CIVIL ENGINEERING: Four years, degree of C. E. ELECTRI-CAL ENGINEERING: Four years, degree of E. E. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING: Four years, degree of M. E. Write for Seventy-lirst Annual Catalog and Illustrated Bulleting Address ERNEST J. STREUBEL, A. M., Dean 99 LIVINGSTON STREET Brooklyn, New York PARK R. KOLBE, A. M., Ph. D., Pres. Have You Thought of Being a Trained Nurse? The Muhlenberg Hospital School of Nursing, Plainfield, New Jersey offers a three-years' course of instruction to High School grad uates. Classes admitted in Jan uary and September. Uniforms and text books furnished, and a money allowance after the preliminary course is completed Tlioroughly up-to-diate course with highly efficient corps of instructors. One of the most attractive Nurses' Homes in the State, with beautiful grounds and tennis court. For illus trated booklet address: Directress, Muhlenberg Hospital Plainfield, N. J. Eighty one NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL NEWARK. N. J. ,fix f5m m e'EjiQ T if wa --l, wE l qfii f'C?f,. , . Q iig fiegfsf E14 :sg .E A three-year course leading to the degree of LL.B. open to all Graduates of Summit High School. One year of college work will be required in S t b 1927. ep em er, For Catalog, Address THE SECRETARY. NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL NEWARK, N. J. SECRETARIAL COURSE A Drake Education Will Get a Situation ENROLL MONDAY FOR MID-YEAR TERM Call. phone 01' write for new secretarial booklet, Day or Evening School gi A Business and Secretarial Colleges and Schools Executive Offices 155 MARKET STREET WM. C. COPE, Vice-Pres. 21 SUCCESSFUL SCHOOLS Orange Jersey City C21 Montclair Bayonne Perth Amboy Union City Elizabeth Jamaica Plainfield XVood Haven New Brunswick N. Y. City 125 Hrooklyn 123 And Elsewhere Good Positions Secured for Graduates Compliments of R 0 O M 21 Compliments of R O O M ll Seven members were on the Honor Roll during the First semester, 1925-1926 E iglz ty-two P. MARCANTONIO Banker Banking in All Its Branches FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEAMSHIP AGENTS Real Estate and Insurance 24 Maple St. Summit, N. J. Tel. Summit 1611 Itis The Second 10,000 Miles that Makes The Big Hit. THE GENERAL CORD JOHN L. DEITCHE Agent The HI - Y - CLUBS 1X'1O'1 1'O To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christ- ian Characten' Meets Every Thursday Noon in Y. M. C. A. Every Boy Welcomed. Compliments of ROOM 18 AND 20 STUDIO OF MUSIC Z3 EDGEMONT AVENUE Dorothy R. Scott Phoebe Scott Violin, Piano, Flute, Mandolin, Ensemble Practise Eighty-th: ee Compliments of R O O M 25 Teil. 2241 ARM ST RONG'S LINOLEUM LINDE FLOOR COVERING COMPANY 6 Beechwood Rd. Summit, N. J V. P. HALL RADIO SETS AND ACCESSORIES 393 Springfield Avenue You'll Play a Better Game With Spalding Athletic Equipment d7l'M01 105 NASSAU STREET New York Compliments of R O O M 10 Compliments of R O O M 19 For Your Ice Cream Soda B U R N S T E I N ' S Prescription Pharmacy A Store of Quality, Service 81 Price 430 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. CNext to A. Sz P, Tea Co.J L. H. BERGMAN Painter and Decorator Tel. 1931 Summit, N. J Eighty-four fr ,..-1 H I' 1 .... . -QZQHQVQT' . .. f f 1-- 2 555? f ? 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