Summit High School - Top Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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APLMINIQ TRATIUAP MR. ALBERT J. BARTHOLOMEW Acting Superintendent of Schools Principal A.B., Colgate University, A.M., Columbia University Phi Beta Kappa This past year has been the one hundred and fortyfninth of continuous public education in Summit. It has also been the fiftyfeighth year of high school work here. Summit High School is accredited by and a member of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. For many years every member of the faculty has been a member of the National Edu' cation Association and of the New Jersey Educaf tion Association. In addition, all of them are members of and take active parts in the national and state groups concerned with the subject mat' ter they teach. In the roster of the administraf tion and faculty will be found the educational background of each member together with the national honorary societies of which he is a member, MISS HELEN S. CARPENTE Secretary to Principal New Paltz State Normal School MISS PAMELA W LYA Registrar A.B., Barnard College

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f pig, as N .aw , 5 f f qwf fw ., . , . 45 fri' :QV T- . . H 5 Q' lx f I 1, I i f WW SERVE Here are listed those members of the faculty and former members of the student body who have answered the call of Duty and have taken up arms to prepare for the defense of the Land. So far as is known, this is the only listing of this nature and is presented by THE TOP-1941 as a service to the school. An effort has been made to keep this record faithfully and completely. Colonel Robert E. Woodward, Inf. Reserve, East Orange, N. J. lst Lt. George P. 'Warner-, SnfRes., 1229th Ref eeption Center, Fort Dix, New jersey. 2nd Lt. Royal V. MacKay, Jr., Ord.fRes. Aberdeen, Maryland. s ARMY 101st Cavalry: Reginald Pearson, Billings Wheeler, James B. Cowan, Jr., Lee Martin, Spencer Weed, Elliott Averett. 102nd Cavalry- Essex Troop , William Reed, Forest Gray, Edward Collins, John T. McKenna, Wil' liam Buchwald, Donald Robertson. 165th Field Artillery: James P. Yannelli. 119th Observation Squad: Gordon Mattice, David Kreps, Alfred Babie, Henry Bystrak, SELECTIVE SERVICE CITIZEN MILITARY TRAINING CAMP S. A. Dugan, 1938, W. S. Orten, 1938, B. W. Dickernson, 19381 Stanley Bradley, 1938, Clinton A. Jaycox, 1939, Walter A. Carlson, 1939, R. W. Prangue, 1939, Richard D. Cramer, 1940, Frank I. Guida, jr., 1940, Stanley Bradley, 1940, Peter Warren, 1940, John Lowry, 1940, Richard Lewis, 1940, Charles K. Suter, 1940, john Ahl, 1940, Murray Roscnstein, 1940, Robert Prout, 1940. NAVY Lt. Commander Guido Forster, United States Naval Reserve, Ens. Carter Edwards, United States Navy, Ens. Thomas S. Medford, United States Navy, Vincent P. Caporaso, 1937, Fleet Radio School, San Diego, Califorinia: John L. Lowry, 1942, 3rd class fireman, U. S. S. North Carolina: Alfred Linke, 1938, Musif cian, 1st class United States Marine Corps. Band School, Stephen E. Parker, Ir., United States Naval Reserve, U. S. S. Newton, ,Iersey City, N. I. N. D. O. Fred Pike, Richard Ralph, Ir., Stephen Parker, Jr., Holmes Cliver, Fac. 21st Coast Artillery, Fort Dupont, Delaware: John Joseph Flynn, Jr., 1937, McKeathan Page, 1938f39, Robert M. Woolsey, 1936, G. Everett Nelson, 1935, Roland Hyde, 1936, Hugh Lee, 1937, William A. Taylor, 1937, Stanley Hagen, 1935, Joseph R. Yannotta, 1936, Peter C. Dapero, 1930, Nicholas A. Ruduisi, 1937, George Sabbag, 1936, Alexander H. Jankowski, 1931, james F. Luciano, 1936, David Eltwine Colflesh, Jr., 1933f36, George Allan Shaw, 1927f30, Vincent Joseph Spezzi, 192932, Louis ',V1 Marinelli, Ir., 1927f30, John C. Pictroski, 1929f33, A I T Charles C. Brank, 1928-29, Rockwell A. Brank, jr., 165th Inf., Fort McClellan, Alabama. ....3, - Q f- f at Q. 'QQ 9, 'ct -x. iw' ,J ,

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NV APPPFCIA Tl MR. LYNN C. DUNDON Assistant Principal B, S., Allegheny College, Kappa Phi Kappa, Phi Beta Phi A.M., Columbia University Adviser: Athletic Committee This word nf apprcciatioii can in only a small way express the feeling of gratitude the students of Summit High School have for the friendly, unselfish services of Mr. Duntlon.