Summit High School - Top Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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.1 l swf? M O .los X N '?:. President .. .,A, Vice-President YI 1 L x X 0 1-9'2'8 T-O'P Msn A-4. IQ! enters CLASS OFFICERS Secretary 7 ,A.A , Advisor ..,., , , , Class Colors ss,rr,Edward Brister ..m...Phyllis Dooley ee,i,Jennie Carlson Miss Rhoda Orme e,rr,r,e,Blue and White Class Motto ...oo ......,o Esse Quam Videri The class of nineteen twenty-eight is very proud of its ree- orcl. During the four years that it has been in Summit High School, its members have shown unusually fine spirit, unusual talent for leadership, and worthy participation in the activities of the school. It is with a great deal of regret that the class prepares to leave the school. However, it is with the knowl- edge that the leadership of the school will be ably carried on by the incoming Senior Class. o SHUU 'f AL. ru f Page eleven

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wrfqsg as 24458 on 'ste 1-9 '2,'8 T-O'P 1 ' 'Wi' :J QYSS' JOSEPH AHEARN Joe'j 'AA mighty man from the st1'r'i.'s. Noted for quietness. Future: Business. GERALD BACKER 'iGreenback Give every man thy ear but few thy voice. A'Talce every man's ffenszlrff but rr'- serife thy j'udgnie1z,t. Senior play stage work 4. Noted for being one of the first great carpenters not belonging to the union. Future: College. HERBERT APPLETON Herbiel' HIPS jolly well ripping douclw 1.r'now. Entered S. H. S. 23 ToWer Staff 2, 33 Sports Editor 43 Student Council 43 Top Staff 3, 43 Tennis Squad 2, 33 43 Golf 43 Service Committee 43 Senior Play 43 Orchestra 2, 33 Literary Society 33 Debating Club 3, 43 Rutgers Debat- ing Team 3, 43 Senior Debating 4. Noted for his part in the Senior play. Future: P.-G. BETTY BEBOUT Betty Be 'wot 'righteous o'uerw111c'h. H. S. G. R. 13 Home-Room Rep. 4. Noted for shyness. Future: Undecided. Page twelve