Summit High School - Top Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1944 volume:

ff ff X gmt? THE 'FUI' fx 5 Publlshed by the Students of Summit Hlgh School A x 1 a u o 7 S U M I T HIGH SCHOOL Summit, New jersey 1944 'e have 4 ll J..- 'ds, meet To You now bill! ang way, lo: 9 KOH gpzml of the S HS of 1945 4, rom his care' rec grnz io lm -- Wi qrqe maroon S for sorc er, Top f U jim Kuo pun Illfflldfdl :su lzfik like e fb of us, not wry C'0lLQlI'I ..--g -.eJ1f1o about lm laonwzmrk, -but g fzerally a swell gug And --S 1-girls, :olive that curly blond burr? 1 , , 1 ,N , Q I f ., : gi., , - fab Ad' if :bo M ..,,e'-'WG' -0 f?z:'lI5l?i' Him f ww mfg f,+fs1,T'4f'MW'W'. 11:31 M A.-x 'VIERLIN S TEMPLE D E D Tbzs 190011 zs dedzmivd I0 Merlnz S Tvnzple as an expresszozz 0 our ffaanks or his gears 0 vcrwcr fo our pre df'l'C'SSOl'9lllllll01llSl1ltYKIIIII, or flaf' Goverfzmelzf OVQZIIIIZLUIOIZ shone he has wrzffen and dlreried or us I C A T I G WW N A f . K. ft EMORIA Yesterday these men were fellow students of ours-ones whom we knew and loved Answerlng the call of the1r country, they went forth to war Today the1r careers are ended, and they wlll not return Thelr faces were turned toward the enemy when they fell, the cause for whlch they fought was a great and good cause We are humble In the presence of such SSCFIHCC, reverently we honor the1r names Pst Wxllmam Dewar Canadnan Army nn Canada Sept 1943 Class of 1918 alr crash Fall of 1943 Class of 1935 Cadet Henry A Ltvctte Merchant Marine lost at sea january 1943 Class of 1940 Pfc joseph Pnranco Nlarmes Nlxdvsay junt 1942 Class of 1939 Sgt Al Llnlte Marmcs nn Solomons Summer of 1943 Class of 1933 Lt oseph Karazcwslu Italy December 2 1943 Class of 1939 Robert Nhllngan Seabces mnssnng nn Southwest Pacxfic and presumed lost Class of 1933 R Zfc Robert L Fhromblcy Dectmbtr 9 P arl Harbor attended 1939 40 mans anuary 1943 attended 19331935 2nd Lt Eugene K Ralph Class of 1941 Co pilot on a Flying Fortress mnssmg anuary 28 1944 on a mlssnon over Bulgarm from a base an ltaly 2nd Lt Floyd Ohlson Class of 1935 navigator on a bomber based ln England and mnsslng Fcbruars 4 on a mnssnon over Germany Corporal Allen Vlorcland Class of 1939 reported mlsslng February 3 1944 wnth ground forces nn Ita y I f d l' sv ' 1? Q .3 ' , 4 3 '. l A , l . ', l . 5 ', ' ' l 41 it lf! Ll- Ben Heffv Army All' COVPS- in Georgia Lt. Mitchell Spadonc, Army Air Corps, in Solu- . j , - . ' - 'Q , 'I ' J .1 . ' Y A I ! F 1 V F l I 1. Y' ' mari MR A J BARTHOLOMEW Prlnrlpal MR A J GAST Art Department Berry Martha Music Department Grapel Franklm A ger Esther M SFIPIICC Department Carleton Robert H Hahnlen Robert McNcely Dav1d Whxte Edlth Matb Department Temple Merlm S Dampman Harry H Gaste Alton J H1ctor3 Department Brown Marne G McClellan Joseph P Brodhead Charles D 60 A vslstant Prlnclpal THE FACULTY Language Department Thomas Tllla Carew Ellzabeth Webb Ruth B Murray Patncna Herrmann Ida F Crona Gerald M Davns Helen McG1flin N Hamxlton Woodsncle Wendell H Commercial Department Van Patten Estelle Hntz Irene DeVrxes Jean R Renda Wanda I Industrial Arts Department Cllver Holmes Furth Elmore Wnebe James B Pbgszcal Educatzon Department ones Grace E Cornog Elwood C Thomas Eben Vmbergh Elmor Wuest Vera Homemakmg Department Noyes osephme Murra Margaret Lzbrary Hadsell Della Eppunger Dons Counselor Way Nora Alnce Pvyrbologzst Bngelow Ellzabeth ,Y , . .I , ' . 1 9 . K - , ' Y y . . . . - Y 3 , . ' 9 , Englzsb Department 7 ' ' 1 - , t , a 3 , . . . - Y ' 1 ' , ' I . . 7 l I ' , , , , I . Y 7 ' . 1 ' , ' . 'A l 9 . ' ' a - ' , 1 - ' . . 5 3 ' , 3 , . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'W' yn 'VX co. C Q' -Qf BRITT WICKBERG Xa JIM SCHAEFER 7 ffl, ?M,6 w-Ao' BILL CLARKE x-J,v ,,r,L.y LJEJYJ M cvwalf wf 57 fha! man RA MoLL kid MISS MAIUE C BROW N wss ESTELLE VA OLMES CLIVER CLASS ADVISERS N PATTE N 1 X. Af N, 50' J- Wx , , N ,nk ' ' K 5 Presidvnl Virr-Prvxicleut IA 1 1 S , C Y ' f f rr1.4, ,I A - Serreinry V YV I Treasurer L 9 4 QQ -jL , fs MR, H S8 . Edgar Waverly Buckley mt ll: X A- i tint Soc linger I Soccer Nlanager seball K Trick Athletic lr: t luuie 1m Irmmrli lunimi Pl Hull s drzutmvr tu sonar and a cm tan mil in Ifffrr Ilarbx lcnnsxl tanll flrnrral knmllrdqr amumf his mam nrnds in school and out ill rn rr um Bu lc M rue Luc e Buononato hc srmor u Ili that mfr as u as 1 vo h rdm Brllrullz' and has min matic mam frirndc Albert Burnett Basketball 7 fAlbanw High School New Albany Pal Table Tennis Noon hour Committee 3 Track 1 Huh 3 Nictory Corps 3 Heirs a surll aug Luth an unussum mg mannvr uho has non the d mfration of ewrxane food lurk to a good rgg' Lorrame Esther Burnet lhseball 2 S1les and Circulation ut' ii l c 0 1 1 r toriix I l-ma cial llub 4 xemrly Committee 4 Senior funn cll 4 Athletic Council Treasurer 4 llrn s anothvr of tht' fmt ulio hair stood out for arrat vlfort in br-lalf of tht' school She has a hdffftt um mn!! mannrr and thrrz' sh uld br rwad things in stare for Burnfr 0 .r 1' is attrattxzr and in vlmm CIZIICIUIII mi wrt 4 Xictory forms uunci 1 c star ma to 1' thrnttr hrlf' is needed ru tr lnr rafia Aix an idiihilitx 1 U if-nr rx Raymond Kenneth Clark X 1 tant Nlanager of Football Team Heat Xlama er Band nm Tam 3 4 Xictury Corps X esxenger 3 4 Our nrt rffirxrnt football tram mana urr is trll likrrl around Ihr srhaol bnatsr his mold nature and uxn nina smile lxrnnx s fvllazunzf in has luthrr s fuotstrfs rlvntis rx at Penn Wnllxam Walton Clarke, Ill I-uotball 7 3 4 Basketball Nlanager rac 7 Captain Service Committee 4 Athletic ouncil 3 Press ent ice President Qenlor Cla: 4 Student louncil 4 Top gtalf 4 Safety Com rn tee 4 Huh Hill is a thru' star athlete Hn.: Con fcrcnrr If-11 hurdle rrrord rs om' t I7 rnzwd bt all future track men Bill s om' 71 vakness srrms to be blond hair Marjorie Ann Colarusso thecrlearlmg l 4 Student Council Presiflr.-nt C lrl Reserxes as nll Team 2 flee llub 7 4 Secretarial Stiff 4 Nh-Wenger I 4 ctury I irps C Sh VN ii Records Committee 4 llurqz xs the ual usth the blurs 'tour Slu .v 'zuariuus and rutr and Jhat a thnrlfadrr llant forget that smilv and frrsonaltx hrn u d n h :hm iaf' mmf June' lvrrlrlrs A 1,-4 A 'V' me ff- Johll Pelef Cam1lli,,. Vigimm G.O. 3' Coinimw Youth week, Jgjfasketliall, : ful, Cixhfefnce Comtbgf 3,141 .' . i A, 3, 45 ssemi Vnmmitte itzldfrman, 4p,SerHg 4: COI?fUllUll3l Com- m' tee, .lg Slciralyifo mittee jiyijzi- rooefa ylfhilfi 3. 4. 131291 51' John is ' 'rrytl1ing, a I 111 s plvntyltf fun t pf' ra. i?hs'l,v'tI:r 'eal :Ignition of ills and utlrlrtic-aHIit,:'. fr Leona an a ' i Stuzlei ou I , W uuncil. 45 ati ub, 45 fety fum- ee, 3, 4, YY ub, 45 Youth ounci , and, 2, 35 Basket- l ' Ma n and VYl1ite, 3, 4: , . .Q, 3. of tht' famous twins, this u ,cnt has done plenty fcr our .1 al, H70 like his willingnrss to sfirvad his 4-Hurts ovrr a 'wide area: 'wr llkt' his friendliness esffcrlally. i X x P icia A n ruso Glue Cl 25 Hock , 5 Basketball, 15 Messe er, 3, 45 ' ory Corps, 3. her famous giggle, ' plan: t Mer nursing, nd wr 'ish hn u . u .has it A t th Mgr.'n a fel ' i rvsl , lircryonc nouur Pat .Aff ,s Barbara Ronayne Corbett Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent, 45 G.0, Show, 2, 3, 45 Assem- bly fnmmittee, 45 Sadie Hawkins llance Uommittce, 45 junior Prom Vummittee. 35 First Aid, 3, 45 Tri- lipsilun. 3, 45 Maroon and W'hite, 3, 45 Victory Corps, 3, 45 Octette. 3, 4. Vrrsatilr, raf'ab'r, and loads of fun, Runnin and that Bostan accent han' sparklrd thrir :ray throuuh S.l1l.S. The future is undcfldrd. but our Nurs: is tht thratrc. SEPT? Dick Downes M051 Sophisticated John M. Corbett Tfllfli. 31 llrzimatics Clulm, 3. 41 jun- ior Council. 3: Rifle Clulv. 33 lliY Clulf, 4: Sea Corps, 3, 43 11.0, Show, 53 FUI' Staff. 4: Fire Committee, 4, .4 familiar sigllzt at Louzis' as :rcll as e:u'i'j.:t'l1c1'c at scoal, Corba sticks to om' crofvd, but he is on the best terms :with czeryane, particularly the yfirls of .Summit High. Grace Dolores Coviello Stuflent Council, 2, Junior Council, .lg Senior Council. 43 Girls' Athletic Honor Society, 45 Girls' Sports, 2, 3. 45 Top Stafl, 3, 43 Financial Clulr. Herr is a girl :L-ho really co-vers that haskelball court, in addition to her other fields of endeavor. She's a swell friend. Keep a good set of books, Grate, and here's 'wishing you lots of profit in the best that is. Ruth Adele Crann All Girl Sports, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ath- letic llonor Society, 35 Top Sales Staff. 33 liluc Tri, 3: Service Com- mittee.-, 3. 4, Victory Corps, 31 Pie nancizil Cluli, 4, Treasurer, Athletic Council, 4. Ruthie is our tennis ace and a south-fart' at that. We'll also re- member Ruth for her friendly spirit and oh yes, that giggle. Marie lFr'ances Cucco Corriilor Committee. 23 Italian Club, 2: VVar Stamps Committee, 3, 43 Victory Corps, 3, 4. Real character lies underneath that unassuming manner. Marie is really a swell girl and a fine friend. Eleanor Dabagian Blue Tri.. J, 3. 43 Field Hockey, 21 VYar -Records, 4g Sallie Hawkins Committee, 45 Victory Corps, 33 Glee Club, 2. If you need a conscienfaus e V - , I' PM' worker for any cause at all, call on Deebee. Therc's great fun in this ' rmiling girl .J-imua5A9f 'rJ'?:t' ' . Acbfifsinfjlgzgilillliglfit B seliall 3 4 Nictory Corps, 3, 4 Corridor Committee, 4, Basket- I 4 ,Muff pcffx and fvert, is one .xo- iii'-arf L-v vl the corridor cops who has served us irll and not issued a single sum- nell not the court kind. Bu a good of herself. Janet Jensen Did Most for S.H.S Perr Root Most gharming Fashion Plate t accept u summons, either on athletic field or at dancing, and David Demme 'fluise :intl Ili-guise, 1, 4, Safety Committee. 3. 4: Soccer Team. 3. 4. Dau' is half of one of our fa1:,ri!r couples. llis charming 'ways ani gleaming smile make him a grand fterson to know. Bob Denman Ufircasf' .var a member o the 1045 ,' W- ' . f . chamfionsliif basketball team. Bobhy left us at the brylihuinyl of the yea' and joined thc Merchant fllarine. Ernest Alfred De Rosa Banrl, 2, 3, 43 Track, 3: Boys' Cor' rirlor Committee, 3. 45 Safety Com- mittee, 4, Victory Corps, 3, 4, Or- chestra. 4, This flashy little fellow is an enthu- siastic sports fan-especially for the Notre Dame football team. Yrs, Ernie will do great things at that famous college. Edward Bertrand deSelding Soccer Team, 2, 3, 45 Tennis Team. 2, 3, 4: Truck. 43 Sturlent Council. 2, 3, lli-Y Cluli, 2, 3. 4: NVar Stamp Committee. 2, 3, Safety Committee, 3: Rifle Cluli, 41 G,0. Show Com- mittee, 3, 43 Victory Corps, 3, 4. Berfs sensc of humor makes hm welcome company every-uihere. Al- ready a member of the Air Corps Rev ser-uc, Bert will be miss when he leazfcs us for training, nd then, active duty. Hap ' ings to a flood friend! ri s rie u Ho 2, 3, ' Basket 2 , 1 Vo Brill. 2, .. 4' G'rls X tic, ii 3 3, if ying 'l . ,sk st Aifl qu . 3 Top 3, 4: Si Staff, ' owlii lull, 0 u ' y S rvi Victory ,onus 3 Vt' Stamp mittee, 4, S Ha Com ' e, 4. Fran' h r' nd nd usy person who ' from a room to another in .rear 1 of and more work. It'lI be high ndards and many friends wherever sl1e may land. 'bun' George Dineen George left us early this 3-ear for the U,S,N. llc left behind him many friends, memories, and broken hearts, esfecially that of a certain :well known sofvhamore. Lorraine Marie Dolny A cute little red head 'whose motto must be' seen but not heard, she's a tuhi: academically, esltecially in linalish. She should make good ns a secretary. 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I --Q., .1 -1 Hwy Anna Woodward Class Singer Q ug? John Camilli C ss A it la rtis VVa:-ren Kohut Warl'cn's modest mannrr and ':'i'ry pleasant fc'r's0nality ara' things :tif rfmcmbrr about him. Now an An' Corps Cadrt, hz lI gran' al stf0H!l pair of :L'ings-and we dan! M0011 the angelic kind. Florence Kanas ar Stamp Committee. 5, 45 Cone and Production Committee. 3, 43 XYar Records Committee, 43 turns, 33 Archery, 53 Stu- ouncil, 43 Top Advertising 43 Sadie Hawkins liatijfoni- I S..- tifgni mfr my Flo, a agqlq. Our lg fU!licr fint' ':i'a:7c'p s Com-qiittrc , rluljrgqiy. 'thi' l'1lfltYf in- ffllflltillll. Fred Kann Science Club Program Committee. 43 Air Raid Messenger. 2, 43 Safety Cornmittee. Fire Vl'arden. 4' Victory Cnrps, J, 4. Sf'valciny1 of ambition, ln'm s a frllurx' 'who luis iff Cami' graduation Fred will lu' all to .'lI.l.T. and a rarcrr in r'li'istrm:1't's. ll4'rt s tn y.fu, sri- cntistf Edward Walter Karpenski Track, .23 Victory Corps, X, 43 Band, J. 3, 43 Orchestra, 2, 3, 43 G.0. Show, 2. Thrri' isn't anyone in 5.11. who l1asn't hoard Ed yin' out on that trumfft uf his. 141' 1wn't forget Ed's fan-fan' at ussvmblitxr and faul- ball gfumvs, Smoolli sailing in tl-1' Navy ta an all right f1'II0':v. John Karpenski Golf3 BllSt'lr21llQ Basketball. Yasl:a is one of gl ll's foremost crfanrnts in S.H.S. If hr makes as good a hit in lifc as lu' docs on a golfbrzll, his success is assured. Amie Kenney Blue Tri, 2, 3, 43 Hockey, 23 Base- ball, 23 Glee Club, 2, 33 Victory Corps, 3, 43 Publicity Committee. Sadie Hawkins Dance. 4. Full of vitality, u-ith an r'.rrvr'dingIy ftlrasanl rlisfvosition is our rutr, dark- hairml Anna. Though unrrrtain as to liar future' she should not orrrloak lifr :cork and her ability to main' frivnds. Henry Keough Simca-r. .35 liiuitltxill. 3, 43 Track. 3. 43 Buys' Corridor Ctinirnittce. 3. 42 Fire Cbnimittuc. 43 lli'Y, J, 33 Mes- senger, 2. In his own quiet manncr, llrnry has yainmi thr fricndrliip of both stu- drnts and taarhrrs by dining his sfhoal jabs comflrtrly and rwll. A flood steady athlfte, llrnry :4-as hcard fmm in bath trark and football. Marie Colette Kernan Hockey. 2, J. 43 Athletic Honor So- ciety, 43 liasketliall, .lg Orchestra, 2: All-State Orchestra. 44 Yicmry Corps, 3, 4. If yauku' ewr uotirvd a flash of gfr't'ast'ri ligflztning slrrak dawn thi' horkey flvld, it's fllariv, playing right icing. Shr is a gramf' littlr prran who :will kt-rp things li':'rly at 1 - mfr mllrglz' sh: cntrrs. L 3 i 9 mg ersisw Q Baa.tli:ill, K 'loc '. 4. Ti l'I'liglMj'l' ad n rd girl bvvn an az siast' artiripant aul wt Alma ns ta rnttr t't,llit'it' in ration for bat-umingf a y ' in r. -5 Arthur Kiessling Hi-Y. 2. 3, 43 fiuise :ind Disguise, 3, 43 litre Committee, 43 li.U. Show. 33 Yictnry Corps, 3. 43 Rifle Club, 33 Chess Club, 33 Maroon and XYhite. 4: Top Stall, 1, 43 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee, 4. Always full of lifr and pep, Art l'll'1't'Y svvms to stop lauglliingl. Hv's dcjinitrly thi' most hapfty-yo-lucky ffl- lmu in Summit High. Ont' of his filansffto bf a millionairv. Alan Knoop Band, 3, 3. 43 Orchestra, 2, 3. 4 - Plzunheld High School. Rille Club. 43 Science Club, 43 Victory Corps, 5. 42 Fire Committee, 43 Civilian Defense, 3. Al is new to S.H.S. this year. and by his artians he has made himsvlf Trry :wil Iikrd. Ht' is mast oftrn sean in Ihr band room, but tha Sri- rnrr Club rouldn't da :vithaut him. Thomas H. Knowles l'ootbnll, 2, 3, 43 Tennis, 2. 43 Bas- ketball. lg Safety Committee. 43 Air Arm, Victory Corps, 33 Air Raid Messenger, 3, 4: lli-Y, 3, 4, This hanrlsamc' fvllotu with the 71-in- ning smilr has lscfn a flrasurr' to ham' around, and in tht' tn-o years his barn with us, ln .v made many friends. In his span' timv, iff skat' ing, football, and stamp rallvrtinil han' lvrft him busy. 1 Z' 0' tha s I 0 1. 2, rche, r , 43 Chess .lub Z, 'ecre r 3 F' t Aid ' i . ' cto ' C0 , 32 Tri- psilo , Sofflist' 1' .la is ys usy We .u ing u cful. srr i striaus l :ui ithcr a Fr 1 horn ar h board, it's ably Marlh Z 145' -1 v X. Allison Griffiths Osborne Purt llhshiiigtmi High School: lluckey, .lg Riding Club, 3, 3: Archery, 31 Tennis Tezim. J. Summit High Sfhonli Top Staff, 4, First Axel Squml, 4. A1li.wn lamlvtl in Summit thi.: yvar ivitli a .mlnl rraxli, .S'x':1r4' Ilwn .rhi v 1t'u7t'i'1l ur wilh hrr f'z'f'f'3' .frlnml .vftirit and lmx lufifrrl Iln: nfl 7t'illl tx lrail in thi' 52.0, Xlitfrr. Thomas Patrick O'Shea llziwlizill. 2, 4: llzisl-cc-tliaill, liltrzi- murgil, 2. .lg Fmzmcial iiluli, lt'4'm1'mlu'r 'Ii.1m, all mmrlralunu' ami qrinxf Il4 x tm! um' In :i-frryftlizs fvlltau, r.rf4'rmlly alum! hi.: .i'tuili4'.v. Hut it iin't ln'ruu.n' hc dtlfjlllf ham' .mmvtliinyz mi thi' hall, :rr think ln' lmx. Setralk Pagtikian Air Rziitl Nlessciipzer. Sharlnu'h's smut' of humor is tvcll know!! among his many rrouirs in 3.11.51 Ili' has rhosrn as his branch af tht' Armrd Farcvs, thc Merfliaut Marina. fx Jqkt t br' dc'- Hafvfvy Betty Jayne Payne St-rvict' flvminittvv. 3. 42 Stiirlent llfxxticxl. 1, 1, 43 ,lunirir Vwnncil. 32 ,lilniur l'rnm t'unimitlt't'. .ll fi, U.. Tre-:isurt-r, 4, Yictf-ry llmriis, .lg Fi- nancial l'liilw, 43 Twp Secretarial Stuff. 4: Top liilitnrinl Stall. 4: Twp Salss Stuff. 3. lfrtx, hut' uf mfr ri4ll'.vt lilfh' .vi'1l'm'.v, if thi' mil fulmfr ulrvuyx trying! th hflf' lwrf' tliilxux mu1'iu11 in fhr riqhl di- Nrlimi urnuml flux lvuxy flarr. ll'ztl1 flrnty nf .vfirit lu'.riiif.f, ami lntv uf- .vtuirx frllvlv 11 r unix xln' m'4'1l1r't '.'hrry, Josephine Rose Pecca Timmns Vluli. 21 Twirler, 2. 3: llrum Xlzijinrvttv. 43 Victory llurps. llimniunity. 3, 43 XY:ir llimfls and Stamps. 4. ly' ynu fallmrnl rlfxvrly our ft vtlmll IIUYYIFJ this yrur, yuu rrrtainly natiurd .lu .vti'f'f'ir1g1 .rnaf'f'1'ly almirl ahfad of thi' lmml as drum majurrltr. lh liff. lim. ri-1' lmfv .rhr will alrvuys bl' sn tht' lrml. qixeelclg XL QM GM, .4 Hqrg 34 42 . 2,1 S' 1 lull, 5 h- YQUIVI - fl 4p Top, Qenior Vi rite-up, ' owlmiiul ' Tic tory 0 , 4' t I . man , it th ' . Qjtw' I 3. . 3 mrfhsfman, 41 '53 Full, NP. 'llll5LjA.l'l'I1v71fIl- for d allkx 1: a fra ddition . tlu' ian. 'l'lLhfPl'y. of mfdirinr ii 1 .mv f ' ' Q- 'cf' o- ali Sf Q' Louis Carl Percario liuise :mil Disguise. 2, 3. 4: 42.0. Show. 23 Victory Corps, Air, 3, 4: Fire fnmniittee. 4. :N'r'1't'r. farrvd to orrr-tax himsvlf ix-1 mdrr tu obtain fldiililffl gradrs. Louix rrfwndnl him.n'lf in .rrhool rhirfly by farming frii'mlxlii'f',r and bringing haf'- f11h1'.v.r to allf- izrrrt trarhvrx. Thr Air Corfu: li r.vrrr'1' ook him in Fah- ruafy. so .ltllkv and 14f. . Georgette Paris r 0 i Girls' tilt-Q Huh, 3. 'Div Cfflfl ' Sta : Mctww Pretty flmrgfftlv ramr to S'.lI.S. ffl! 4. A I early last y.-ar fum Vrrmont, and 1. IIOI' wily an hcr way d-onm :inrr thrn hrr rhrrry :milf has not Mom' xx rrqmrrd of har in a hvcri izllr. llrr lrudrrshif' of tha War Rvrordx Cummittrv this your will not :aan ln' faruottrn. fablr ffirirnt rriannrr. .SKhr 1I' hs' an I chu' adrliiiun to somvwirk hu ' r oflirr. ii' ross, i oil, Gb? 52 6 Ruth Pastore .uv .pq n af, 1 3 Although Ruth ltft us bvfflrc tht' :xhng 4' 9 fl - , Wm rlase of school, fu' .rhall always rf- -' ' l' ' ', com 3 mcmber hvr ax a real ffliflld. She ix -l. k r 'nee' 3' Off' a faithful admirrr' of tht' L'nitc'd 1 M- 4- Statc: Navy. Shirlee Patterson Ilnu-r :mil iirwuml-. Z, 1. 43 Tri-Ep silmi, X. -1. Hhulzng Vluli, 43 Scirncc- f'lu'l. 4: Yictfixy Vfirif-. 1: First Aifl Squafl, 43 H H Shin. F: Tnhlc Ten- nis, .lg iihwrlll fluli. 32 lluivr f-vim rnittc-v. lbiii.. 4. S'hiv'lm' il' fm' Ut' thr most he':'ffful and rI:t'1'rt'nl hr' tl'iv jrarr fnxiavs. llrr Nady :milf aufl Talualflt' 5671'- irrxv xwm aluags 'fu hand trhcn tlwy arf rxwdvd. . Barbara x.r a half-bint of dyrramftf. ll'i1h hrr hlark hair and run' .rmilc Jhl' will rrally ga plarrs. ll'hcaton is thu nr.rt stvf' an Half: eduration asxvmbly lim: Bert DeSelding Q 'lv SN Corinna Reach , Class Actress PCPDlest Class Flirt Did Most gl .I -4 49 Janet Hallock Fashion Plate George Phillips x Ntnut- C 'X Acttxitx Pin time jobs Track urn n Stuu ull: thc bfst o tlwm and althouah not of the hxghlx total kind liar done a competent ja 111 silmol Bi all standards he 0 K Robert Sabin Pollard Top Ihotographw Staff 4 Qafetx Knmmittee 4 Rifle Llulx 4 lleiat lull 7 Htl Chat m ummit X xctorx Cor is Tri Frlitnrial Staff 4 lick' Thin' :mes the shutter o Yubm s camera auaxn' Photorlrafvlix fm Inc and ht' rrrram x kmir his stu 4 true frwnd hr ll Il l aloml Ok al to cm Robert Curtis Porter VK ir Bnnd 'intl Qtamp 2 Student tnuucil 7 3 Top Adiertising Staff X icori Corrs Rea beruce 'Noon Hour lnmmxttee 3 4 fam lortrr ont' of thc lradtrs uf llc lmal Q All C is famous or his knotlitlzu of srwnrz' and all lllllllli frrtainmir to ll His Draft Board 'lull fn' lnm soon Elizabeth Powell Rui Lross Committee 3 4 Xictori Corps 3 It iz s a frwnd tzcll ne-ter forgo! I ndvr that quiet exterior shes rm! ly yo! 'that it takes. Colorado College looms nrxl, and she's sure to makr' llic qradr' as a linguist in thc diplo- matic sz'r1'irc'. a Patr War w o f lx hi oi' 'or, Com- m nitf. tice. 3, ' 1 0 -b ot s art . n t 's rcs c e rates a K 'ff' 'n r srioal lift, rin, ' x ' 3 a hcarf itl h 'r' and hr, iv 0. she , ishcs 1 gland uck to L1 g00 V -,, .llacquelyn Ragsdale Snphonmre Council Representative, junior founcil Representativeg Glee Vluli, mper Classmeng Photography, l'pper Cllassg A.C.P. Member, Tri- lfnsiltm, 4. Rays, of tht' floldrn hair and silver' woirv, rams lo S.H,S. in hcr senior yrar. lfvrn if she doesn't like our nivpx. :vc have all found her a szvrll yur. F, N. al. .1 ,., l8o 'J . J, X if l Q ' i - .. 6, -- -- MAY X it Corinna Reach ii lfpsxlon Fuise ani is guise 4 Qatlie Hawkins lnmmlttee 4 unior Prom Committee I C1 S ow 4 Xxctory Corps 3 4 a mon and White 4 Prelti .nth and plcnts popular fliers adjrrhzes pfrsonxfx Corinna A member of the Drama ir Club Corinna is one of Ihr class outstand ina artrvsscs John Henry Reavey ootllall T1 'iafetw Committee 4 X ictorw in p 1 eneral 3 4 omni r' La hair and n assuming personality nas thc' slal tart renter an our qrid tram You ll altaxs lxkr thi sort of ous lic I5 Thomas Robert Reynolds asehall 2 3 sketlmll Pure Warden llcrl Red thc tallvsl man ui Yum mt llmh Tie kind of out tau lzlcr to han' uilh sou in a flnfll 0 zas a hiuh scorer on last xrars Con finmf' ruiirt rliampmns Ihr tram is rrlmq ln: lor: tlns war but Red 1 o ta bxrlrlcr busmrrs mn lnrlc Sams buslncss all ,. 'Qi irst Ai Hoc - r a h elif 'f-' Hoff. 1 sin- cre 1 ' 5 al ndgeway 'irst ' q ad 2 3 nior Red To omni tee, , ' s At?-lvetic ' 3 n s S U S, Mari, 2, 3, - Science 4' Victory Corps Com- munity. 3. Elaine is quiet but hardly shy and has the qualities to make lasliny friendships. She's been arti-rc in all sports and is a hard 'vorking mvmbcr 0 thc Book Mart. Luck ir yo r nursing Carter, E. Perry Dramat C , ., g O. Show, 2. ., ,A egg! ' cet'-43 Safety Com itte, 43 'ic Corps, Sea Arm, 3 ifnited ' 'o Council, 4: Top tdfial Stall, 3 Top Photog- raphy taff, 44 To Activity Staff, 4. .lloxt oflenjsv thr stage or in the midst of a fp, crowd, Perry will be ffm mbercd or his easy uliarm and wit. Eli Sagan Student founcil. l, 2, 3, 42 12.0. Show, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Clulz, 2, 3. President, 43 Maroon and VVhite, 3. 4, Editor-in-Chiefz President of ,lun- ior Class, 35 Service Committee, 3, 4. Grvat journalist, political thinker, dramatir star, math 'whiz and Fed- vral Unionist, Eli has worked harlil for Summit High and done big things. Future-a smiling surrcss. Most Betty Bontempo Most Sentimental F A1-'L 4400-cl 1044- if .wr f Lee Bartholomew Best Dancer Jean James mundsen Stalhr rick, , , 4 Noccir, 4x,llllllllf Council: ight-si ub, ,lg House :mil Groiinils 'i 1 Mlm-i-, l. '21, 'ictory Corps. YJix'isjiiii,b, -lg Civilizin lJefeiisQ'Hc-sseiigg-11NZ. -lg Top Stziti. 4: lKar Slum s K' imittec, 33 l'mti-il Y Coun b -l. you ranthtlie flop Wil Cubs, that certain Mich. o 'Arganeous mathe- matical -roots. JW your' Myth With perse'Z'eranrc,un brains su h as his. he :eon't have to :rail long for his first million. 1 I K Joe Pat Stefani G,O. Show, 25 Victory Corps, Air Service, 3, 4. Joe is as good as any fashion plate you ever saw, a really smooth chur- acterf llc has turned in a good record both as student and school citizen. Margaret Stephens Band, 43 Orchestra, 3, 4. We ha'ven't seen much of Margaret, as sheds 'with us only in the fall, but we know slxe's a swell gal. She'lI stay North next year to study music. John C. Stiles Football Manager, 2, 3, 43 55191109 Club, 41 Fire Warden, 3, 4, Xictory Corps, Sea Division, 3, 4. Don't mention model airplanes or the Navy football team to this guy if you have an arpointment in the next hour. A firm disbeliever of home- work, John, ne-vertlielcss. still stays at the for of his class. lf he can do that, he can do anything. H. Jolhn Stollery Safety Committee, 45 Top Photogra- phy, 43 Victory Corps, General Di- vision, 3, Hi-Y, 4, Camera Club, 25 Ice Hockey, 4. .lohnny's an energetic bombshell who throzes crcqvthing he's got into what he's doing. A wonderful skater, he is acti-re at hockey. Photography oc- cupies a lot of his time, too. Vincent Taormma ootball, -, ., , Tra , -, Nic Corps, General Division, 3, 4, Safety Lommittee, 4. The football team and numerous .S'.H.S. fans showed what we think of Vinnie, when they marched en- force to his house to bring ne-ws of our hrs! -victory to the fallen hero of the Millburn game. Unassuining and conscientious, Vinnie u-ill yo far, 504,45 ,,.sn'1 esffrss M1 floaibiy 4 Tc Hui Sr. nl'I mc. nlifw wo r .gr St m qrfc 0 ds ,o4? Rifle nd. L- igre? Efpeleico I 1 200 flub, 4, Scie ce ' Vctor Cor is, revue -vs 1,1 03' bmi ' ,Willie is just 're et ok ' hief and lo s of L. ' e o bet that c'lI e re h tients Ziff f ow - f Marvin Lincoln Thomason Victory Corps, 3, 45 Glee Club, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Athletic Council, 3, 4. Mike is a sports' fan deluxe and can frequently be seen around the gym playing basketball. lf you need a taxi just call Geddisj and llflike will answer your summons. Wilhelmina Troupe Glee Club, 2, 3, Choral Club, 3g Phyllis Vl'heatley, 3, 4. With a sturdy mind and a 'wit able to brighten any class, Wilhelmina will lay aside her cap and gown in June having 'won a lot of friends and doifc a good job in S.H.S, Edward Twill Baseball, l, 2, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 35 Golf, 2, Turk is one of the boys. Wheth- er at the Y or in school Eddie fits into everything, particularly bas- ketball. The Navy can look forward to getting a real sailor. John Howard VanDeursen Hi-Y, 3, House and Grounds Com- mittee, 2, 35 Football, 35 Junior Prom Art Committee, 3. Jack left us for the Army at the beginning of this school season. His willingness to do things and his un- ending love of fun have made him an A-I pal and soldier. His skill in handcraft, especially Indian, and his work in the Boy Scouts are great credit to a mighty fm- fellow. Francis VanTronk One of the stalzvarts on the soccer team, Frank also deserves recognition for his yeoman 'work as a fullback. He has the ability to hold down a job as well as attend school, some- thing mucli to his credit. Ann Vardaro Financial Club, 4, Top Treasurer, 45 Baseball, 2. One of floss l9N': quiet girls, :he is one of our fafable businessivomen. From high srhoul, she :rill step into an offire and srrre it well as a secretary. Ada Rebecca Vincent Phyllis Vlfheatley, 2, 3, 45 Victory Corps, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball, 2. Trustworthy and lots of fun. she has made many friends in school. Alto- gether, her rerord is a wry credit- able one. Russell Voegtlen House and Grounds Committee, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y, Z, 3, 4, Fire Committee, 43 Victory Corps, General Division, 3, 4g Junior Prom, Floor Show Com- mittee. Smooth both on and of? the danoe floor, Rus: is -well liked. Although he never turned his height to murh ad- vantage in school sports, you ought bo :ee him 'with a golf club. Lots of lurk to a swell guy! Ralph Walker Ralfh's that alhletir young! man you ve seen around with a certain brunette. His artistir ability, his mj- eellent form in swimming, and his genuine worth as an individual have mode him the envy of many. David Arthur Walsh Victory Corps, 3, 4, lli-Y, 3, 4, Safety Committee, 3, 45 Maroon and White Staff, 4, Basketball, 4. Did you say Sinatra! Ile ain't got nothin' on our boy Zoot. Here's to Dave, of the mellow personality and the ever-ready smile. George Walters Dramatic Club, 3, 45 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 45 Band, 25 Orchestra, 2, Boys Corri- dor Committee, 2, 3, 43 Fire Commita tee, 3, 4g Junior Prom, Floor Show, 3, Student Council, 35 G.O. Show, 3: Tennis, 3, 4. Ou'-w-ui! in ease you don't kno-zu it, that roi-bet is Georgrlr famous band. . . . Remember the Sadie Hawkins Dance? All kidding aside-George is a :well fellow, dependable, rapable, and e1'eryone's friend. Joseph M. Walters Hi'Y, lg Dramatic Club. 2. 35 Bas- ketball. 2, 33 Track, 2, 3: Victory Corps, 33 Safety Committee, .lg Foot- ball, 33 Maroon and lNhiteg Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee. .lg Stu- dent Council Representative, 3. The dirtianary defines it as a fleas- ing asftorf' and lhat's rrrtainly what Joe isf 'well dressed and handsomv. His ehoiee is the Army Air Corps. Kirk those rlouds around, Joe, anil ,flirt 'with the stars, but 'when it'.r bark to earth may the landing all he lvafrfiy. o2l John Westberg lK'nr Bonds and Stampsg Victory Corps. ' Herr is a frimidly fellow :alia spend: a :food deal of time zuifh a mirllitv nirr girl. Another of his intorest: i: rar: ffl. All in ull, .lark is om' swell guy. Marguerite Jane Wicket-sham 11.0. Show, 2, 3, -lg Dramzitics Club. 2, 3, 43 Octette, J. 4: Junior Prom l-'loor Show, 35 Sadie Hawkins Floor Show, 43 Girls' Bowling Club, -ll Top l-Iilitorial Stall, 4. llliirynaerite is our of our most rvliabli' and rrsfonsibli' u'orher.r. Add to thrsr qualities a wonderful personality, ii lwautiful simlino 1'oirv, and a real tiara' for urlingf. William Wiebe lfootliall. 2, 5, 43 Track, 2, 3, -ll Penn Relays Team, 3, 43 Rifle Club, 2. 3, 4: Service Committee, 43 lloys' Corridor Committee, 35 Student Counv eil. 23 Safety Committee. 3, 45 Sen' ior Council. 43 G.0. Show, Stage Committee, 35 Hi-Y, 43 junior Prom Committee, 3. Bonerrusher is one-half of the dy- namii' duo. He is fast in either a traek uniform or a tux, and he is a fvzvrr runner in football. l4'hat hranch of the ser1'ire,' Naval Aria- tion, but definitely. Britt Wikberg tilee Club, l, 21 Band, 2: llonu-rooni Representative. .lg Victory Corps. 3, 43 Top Athletic Stall, -lg VVar Rec- ords Committee, 43 Treasurer of Sun- ior Class, 4: Treasurer of Dramatic Club,-43 Air Raid Messenger, 4: Sadie llawkins Committee. 4. A steady, rufalrle girl. Britt': fart' ran light uf with as :fvrrt a :milf as there is in high srhool. Ercell P. Williams filee Club. 4g Hockey, Z3 Basketball. Z: Volleyball, 2: Baseball, Zi able Tennis, Z3 Phyllis VVhe ey Re- serve, Z. 3, 45 Y' to ' Cr is, Gen' eral, 3, 4. .4 'very ffofiu r , and no 'il'lll1Ilt'I Corwersation ist ii erbuo. hard 'worker at all-ar !l00d kid. lir- rrll 11 l a b ernbe for In-r dm' lc h r and nif rlotlirs. 6 if Carl Windhorst Fair haired. with a passion for nuns. he should enjoy the Army. l'Vi' hofvi' this friendly fellou' nel: what he dr- .verrrs-athr best. 3. .agfi -S- -.av Carroll Winslow Amari Llul: uv X0 ra Red Cross iommi ee wlmg llul, 4 Nlessen er -l Xicturx Corps Commumh Sen Ce l Basketball 7 huuth louncil U Show Sun' Ill came Max I lp' Thats our Carroll aluaxs roads ja anxthimf anxxhrn' 'ruth that sfvon rmulur smilr Nord ur sax mon' Anna Tuthnll Woodward I ow 4 Seruce m m tee 3 4 All State Chorus 3 4 junior Council 3 Girls Hockex Team 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Tri Fmsilon 3 4 Xictory Corps ea 9 ruce 3 4 Xouth Council ec retarx 3 Chairman 4 Om: of the first Iadws of Summit llmh a qood looking 0 rl ruth lnad on hor shoulders and a hand Ill musl r1f'ntlmz11 d u :orc tht mrlls tlu- luart Anna ralvs aiu stun and me mean qald ones Allce Worthington Band 2 3 Octette Senior Council 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 House anfl I rounds Committee 4 Tri Epsilon Secretary Committee 4 Qadle Hawkins Committee 4 First Aid l 1 on iris 4 C0 S ow Alui las fvrsonalitx and pep And is slrc fun our presidenl of the Coup' S H S uill br a loucl-3 plan' uithzml lfrr but ns lanq as sh: 'nears tha! sm: sn sill umm' br uit out frwndv Ehrlck Hanford Wright Jr Rifle Clulm 4 Qcience Clulm 2 3 4 i C 4 OCD es senger 3 4 Victory Corps Da you haw' a'radio that meds rc- pairingf Do you uunt to knou any- thing about-or any subjert at all? Well, just ask Ampen's.' Further, to kcep himself up in things, he has giz-cn much time to C.A.P. Wc'rc for you, fcllmvg fly high and far. Elliott Zoller Top Photography Staff. 4: Victory Urps, 33 Calumet StaH, 2. 3 - mer school paperl' President of Soph- omore English Class' Ping Pong team at former school fweequahicl 3: Sagamore lformer school hall pa- troll 2. Elliott has done some swell ramna uork for the Top. Those' sports shots are really rxccllrnt! Elliott is a rabid basketball fan, and has madr many friends in S.H.S. Ir's tht Air Corps for him! DE-.OJ Qu.4-.1 I wish ut. Ru-. asks? :liek Gund LU!-a un xt QM miss ioteh CJ'l'v'1'u rv-'ox-E 9-ttcxr' 55383: Lmdiihtg l Oi Q-MCA, Tom Breretnn Class Baby Haven North if Class Musician 4' 220 SENIOR CLASS WILL We the nllustrnous class of 1944 hereby b queath all our many outstanding chlraeterxstlcs qullltnes and tangible assets to our successors To Harold Turley we leave Vernon Salmons football prowess hopmg hell be able to put If to as good use as the present possessor his Y ,Im Schaefers crunehv vntamm filled carrots Ire yyrlled to Rod Raabe because they ll do hum as much good as they have m 'W Anna Woodward 1nd Marguernte Wlekershams yolces are left to ean Radtke so shell be twxce as good as anvone else 'To Theresl Zottn 'we present Vlrgmla Long s French horn playmg slnce at a time when many thlngs are being rltloned It would be wrong for 1ll that talent to go to waste jmm Stahrs re nowned wolf call ns left to George Brodle be cause rm doesnt need lt 'any more ll John Camxllns crtyons penclls and paper are left to Inbby Flanagan with the desire that they produce as many clever drlwmgs under her guldnng hand 'Y We bequeath Janet Hallocks stylnsh clothes to Phyllrs Bnldner to supplement Phyl s already well stocked wardrobe F Maryorxe Colarussos place m the Cheer Leadmg Squad ns left to Pat Meyer ' Lee and ean s dancmg abnlnty ns granted to nm Cooper and Polly Underwood Earl Ingman son s blond blond haxr IS left to Ken Soderstrom as nf Ken s hanr could be made blonder 'l Helen Brenn s skates are bestowed upon Geneyneve Patn kowskl under the condntxon that they be kept rollmg contmuously throughout the vear 'W Lor raxne Burnetts abnllty to discharge many and yarled responslbllltxes ns left to those strong shoulders of anyone who can qualnfy r Alnee XVorthmgtons good natured dnsposntton IS vulled to Marlon Reed who must dole lt out to others nn h r elass IS nt ns needed All the hte elrxlls yye lnve had thus year are bequeathed to the Fare Wlrdens smee thxt bug gang of felloyys ought to have somethmg to do llTo Buzzxe Keller vyt surrender ackle Ragsdales sophlstxeatlon wxth the stlpulatlon th If she never leave home wxthout 'N We wlll tyyo mches of Russell Voegtlens mel ht to Nr Viable th t he eln mor easxly reach books and other artncles oecasnonally left on top of the loekers To the femxnme lead nn next years G O Shovy we leave Ronme Cor betts actlng talent r The model airplane col leetron of ohn Stlles 15 left to Mr Temple to augment hrs present eollectlon Ollvna ohn son s wnde assortment of frlends IS wllled to Ber mee 'l A box car purchased with the profits of the 1944 TOP ts left to the school for the ex press purpose of eolleetmg all the notes passed ln class durmg the year 1943 44 These notes are to be carefully eensored by Roberta Chrnstensen Glorxa ohnson and oe Knetzman and then filed away for posslble future evndenee fl Ada Vincent s sttture rs conferred on Ruby Taylor on second thought Ada needs all the stature she can get so we reverse the process and gtve to Ada some of Ruby s henght 'T To june Tucker we turn over Sue ones mterest ln the TOP Alma Mac Cauleys frankness IS vulled to Patsy 'VlCHale We leaye the financial assets of the class to 1 Hye man commnsslon to be appomted bv 'Sir Bar tholomew and approved by the Student Qounenl whlch wnll mvest those funds as they see fit nn enther ash trays or smokmg stands one of yyhneh IS to be plaeed nn eaeh room and tyyo m Room 30 We bestow johnny Lorbetts smnle Clark Gable because a gran luke johnnys would be an asset to anyone 023 . . ,f . -, - , , - 1 e- e ,. 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' In 1 I T 1 , Ax . on A , y ,. ,. , ,. 240 STUDE T BODY Already un the Foreword vue have expressed our theme for the present Top In thus years book we have sought to record by word and PlCtUr6 the functuonung of our school durung thus war year It has been a year that produced many changes changes of the method of schedulung classes change un the currueulum un the physical fitness program un the extracurrucular actuvutues These changes we have unducated In addutuon, we have trued to catch somethung of the spurut of the school as ut went about uts tasks the accelerated pace of our whole program the scene of boys leayung for camp, of their returnung for vusuts, of our partucupatuon un patruotuc druwes sponsored by the Government even some of the unavoidable day to day confusion In fact, we have sought to say, thus us Summit Hugh School as ut exusted during thus school year But, you may ask, what us the Hugh School? make up uts student body? And what of them during thus war year? What are theur study habuts what then opunuons on war ussues vutally affectung them their plans for contunued education after the war theur udeas about the peace they wull be fightung for? Have theur years un Summit Hugh School un their opunuon been of profit to them? Do our students have definute oblugatuons to the church and uts doctrines? What per cent of our student body work at paying jobs outside school? What are their feelings about compulsory mulutary traunung durung the post war peruod? The answers to all of these questions, and more, we felt were part of the record of our school durung 1944 and through the use of a questionnaire we have secured as nearly as possible reliable answers to them It goes wuthout saying that the sum total of facts collected through the survey wull not when compiled guve a pucture of our student body that us accurate to the late cletaul Yet as the answers to these questuons would provude a great deal of unformatuon about a sungle unduvudual so un the composite they yueld an unterestung and useful body of facts about a representatuve group of young people the student populatuon of Summut Hugh School For example have you ever wondered to what extent we as a unut support the church and youth organuzatuons of our cuty? The facts may surpruse you Accordung to the survey figures 6824 of us attend church or Sunday school regularly 26 urregularly whule 6' do not attend at all But un other respects we are not good youners for the survey also shows that 71 , of the students do not belong to any youth organuzatuons such as Boy or Gurl Scouts I-Iu Y and Blu Tru that 21 belong to at least one such organization and 8 ,f to more than one In servuce organuzatuons such as Cuyuluan Defense C A P etc our showing us better Twenty fuve percent belong to at least one such organuzatuon 9' 1 to more than one and 68' 1 do not belong to anv Nor does the trend change on the matter of membershup un local Y s Nune teen per cent of our enrollment are members of and use the Y regularly 20',, are members but Conlmued on Page Twenty Euqht v ' v s - ' ' ' 1 r s ' ' ' ' H R . s 4 . , rs 9 5 rw . r ' ri i A Y , I 9 ' Q I - - . 4 I 3 1 S Y x . l In the last analysis is it not the individuals who u f-Ig . u n . ' ' , i 5 ' Y r. . 1 Q . - . v 'V I V , . . I . , . . . . . li 1 - . . 7 . ' 7 , ' . . v ' ' ' l s ' 1 ' u ,' . . ' ' rf . , ' ' ' ' r D 'I i , . . -, ., . ' I V V , I 9 1 ' x . . ' ' Y ' . . 7 V l - K JUNIOR CLASS Nm MJ: Front row, left to right: Mary Ginocchio, Doris Vadurro, Thel- ma Wesrberg, Eleanor Lloyd, Judy McKinney. Back row: Lor- raine Anderson, Mina Gahn, Pau! Feuchrwanger, Bill George, Herbert Wieboldr. CLASS ADVISERS 3-4,- MISS I MRS. DA FRANCE' RRMANN ,A ' Vim 5 4 Q 094 . 1 , JEAN DcVRlES , I' E, ' I ' if 4'- HERBERT XVIEBOLT Pmi lm, WILLIAM GEORGE Vicr-Prrsidrrll I - LORRAINE ANDERSON TY0J!ll'?7 MISS ESTELLE VAN PATTEN 5 11 in xx SFQ L' Albnncsc, Loulsc Allen, Patricm Qin. RS 0' 5 o XX Anderson. Lormmt ,, ' 7 Annclli, Louise 5 9- .Y '14, Arnold, Barbara SJ-y,' X 'Q It Bargcmann, Betty,-,., '4 Barton, Lewns I ' 'Bl Bedrosian, Barge X ' Bennett, Barbara r-ex 5 U 1 Brenn, Kenneth Bryant, Frances Burford, Dorothy Burley, Allen Caruso, Cosimo Callari, Anthony Christensen, Roberta Czmture, Eugene Church. Pauline Caporaso, Robert Cialone, Elmer 26 I Cal-bone, Charles Colangelo. Grace l Bierman, Donald Bnldner, Phyllis Blacker, Ruth Blitz, Alta Bluntschli, Alfred Borie, Bill Buvit, Robert A ,X ij ' 1 M l i u C W Colley, Herbert Combias, Anthony Coppolaro. Lucy Corcoran, Patricia Lizrnog, Elwood Crippen, Reid Cross, jeane . ga af: 1 Gallup, W'illa Gandolfo, Anthony Garguilo, Betty Garis, Rose Ellen Gentile, Alexander Gentile, Rosina George, Bill Gerard, james Ghizzone, Paul Giles, Donald Ginocchio, Mary Goldstein, Martin Grobarz, Thomas Guzzardi, Grace Hansen, Howard Harbosch, julie Haugh, jane M Croydcr, Carl Culbertson, Gwendolyn Cubbison, Paul Cullen, Thomas Davis, Bernice Daye, jacquelinc lJeLuc.1, Priscilla DeLuke, Yolanda llillinghnm, Lovelace Donnelly, Mary Dotten, Edwin Dreger, joan Drummond, Donald Fischer, Carl Fish, Robert Forsberg, Dorothy Fraiola, Thomas Fuschetto, josephine Fuschetti, Shirley Gaffney, Anne Gahn, Mina Paul one Gallitelli, Gloria Gallo, Anita Hearn, Ruth Henriksen, john Hess, Merrill Hildebrand, jack Hoffman, jane Hollad, George Holmquist, Ralph Howard, Lee Innaccone, joseph lrish, john jackson, Anna Mae jackson, Bette jaycox, jean johnson, Gloria joyce, Mary judge, Bill Keller, janet Kelley. jane Kent, George Kern, Harry Kimball, jayne metzman, joe Klcpper, Harriet Kohman, Wayne Larmonie, Gloria Lewis, Florence , Linton, B'l ,L I UPS J 155 go rbi' E am! ,WI Lo 5 '40 ouvis, Magdaline Maben, Barbara MacMurray, Nancy MacTaggart, jeanne Mall, Bernice Marcantonio, Anna Mardany, Gloria Marshall, Yale McCarty, james McClelland, Richard McGiH7in, Hamilton McHale, Eileen Mel-Iale, Patricia McKinney, judy McNair, Mildred Mennit, William Meyer, Pat Mierisch, Grace Miller, Glenn Mitchell, janice Mizzoni, Mary Morgan, Allen Muchmore, Betty Nelson, june Nelson, Roy Nicollian, Edward Oakley, john Owens, Barbara Pannella, Lawrence Pannullo, Rita fl i ycifa 47' Parcell, Phyllis Patiltowski, Genevieve Pellet, jean Perillo, james Peterson, Charles Petraccoro, Frank Petty, Bernice Porter, jean Powers, Ethel Recd, Marion Robinson, Dorothy Rohter, Marilyn fkumano, Theresa Rowe, Frederic Rudisi, Dorothy Rudisi, Rose Soltow, Barbara Sanfelice, john Sauchelli, joe Scherzer, Donald Schumacher, Dick Scrimente, Doris Shahnazarian, Thomas Soderstrom, Kenneth Stapleton, jaclt Stevens, jeanette Taylor, Ruby Thomason, Robert Thompson, Shirley Tilton, Hope Toms, Alice Tucker, june Underwood, Polly Vadurro, Doris VanTubergen, Richard Verrusio, Florence Walsh, Virginia Wehe, Theodore West, john V'estberg, Thelma Wieboldt, Herbert Willard, Carol Witkowski, Mary Woodside, Daniel Zahn, Eileen Zambelli, Lebro Zotte, Frank Zotte, Lucille ' 280 OUR STUDE T BGDY Continued from Page Tuenly Four do not use the organrzatnons facnlntres regularls and 68'L are not members Durmg the present year hundreds of schools rn varlous parts of the country have had to alttr drastxcally thelr program rn order to meet the problems of students workmg 1n lndustry Thus IS not a graxe problem rn Summlt, but to what extent do our school population engage 1n part tnme work and how do they drspose of the monev earned nn thrs way? The facts are rcvealmg Thirty per cent of our students, the poll shows, have regular weekly jobs, 32 1 rrregular, no paymg jobs 38QQ And for the past summer whnle 9 f were v1s1t1ng frlends or relatxves, 8', were at camp and 25', were helpmg out around the home 58' of us were working at regular summer jobs Of the money earned at these jobs, 317 kept the greater part of lt, 16QZ turned over part to therr famllres, whrle 95 gave nt all to thelr famnlres Contrast thls wnth the fact that 45 f of the student populatnon recuvt a generous weekly or monthly allowance, 25', a small allowance, and 32', no allowance Comrng now to matters more closely touchmg the school, let us see the reactlon of our student body to the schools extracurrrcular program and see too the extent of thenr partncrpatlon nn rt The results of the poll are not surprnsnng The varrous clubs, sports, commnttees, etc , comprlsxng the pro gram are regarded as the best part of their school experxence by 12 of our group, as next best by 74Q,, as of lrttle value by 14 Closely corre spondmg with these figures are those showing the degree to whrch we partxclpatc nn the actrvmes avanlable Forty three per cent of us take part rn more than one actnvnty, 37 rn at least one, makmg a total of 80', who are sharmg nn thns phase of our school work, whlle the remammg 20', take no part rn nt But IS thtrt a fur balance between what rs strlctly academlc and what rs extracurrncularf Our students thmlx so Snxtx seven per cent of them feel that the balance be tween the two ns good, 24' behest there are too many actnvltnes and the remainder 9 . that there are too few Next the currrculum rtself from the vrewpomt of the student Perhaps t e emphasns of war ns shown nn the poll on the relatxvt popularlty of the various branches of studles ofltrtd ln school Thxrty seven ptr cent of the school group lrktd sclence best, 16',, languages 14 Englnsh 13' hlstory 11 busrness, and 9 1 mathematics And rn preparatron of lessons, l1', of us estlmate we devote more than three hours daxls 41' more 8 less than an hour An essentnal part of the program too ns the servnce of our advrsers, those members of the faculty who advrse with students rn the planmng of therr schedule of courses Have the students found their advrsers efforts helpful? Twenty five per cent feel these specralxzcd mem bers of the faculty have axded them a great deal 54' that advlsers have been of some help 14 that they have been of lnttle help, and 7 of no help A good test of the value of one s hxgh school education rs the extent his followlng a particular course of study has prepared hrm for further tralnlng rn a chosen field judged on thxs basns, we have reason to be proud of ourselves Sxxty seven per cent of our students are S3,IlSHEd the currnculum has been adequate for the trammg they deslred, 232 that nt has been Inadequate whle I0 thunk rt has glven them very lnttlt tranmng The subject of preparatron for a vocation leads rnevxtably to a consrderatron of formal education Conimued on Page Tbfrly Two . l Y- I I I ' 5 1 I - 4 K . ' ' t . . , . . . l U h V A' 4 ' I , . A , 1 . . . . 1 1 , , . , - . , . 1 . . L . . . Y l x l . 1 , . , 1, . . . , ,1 , ,1 1 . . . . . . 1!, G lvl - ' f . . , - 1, . . ,H ,1 , ,l , . than two hours, 40 more than one hour, and V ' 1 . , , fr . I . . . . . X 11, ' f . . , V- I . I 3 - f T 5 f' ' , . I I 1 , ul , If . - 1 1 1 1,4 . 1 1 7 ' - . . . - X . . . , . 1 111 1 - I D 1 1 7 I If ' ' ' s . - ' . lf' 1 . . 1, . fl' U 1 f I I A 2 ' x 3, - -4 1 if HILIP HOL ER Prf.rirle11f ROBERT Secretary -Treavurcr -- '-3 m 'n .,.,-L- rn ' ' in ,..,,,.z, q, . Y' 9 1 U ' I I I 'ERELEVAN SOPHO ORE CLASS nf '15, MISS ELIZABETH IE' M Q f MRS. JEAN DE VRIES 029 ,I,- , Q g is,-sf 15 MISS ESTELLE VAN PATTEN jg. - x fm x ,sl Jw t -an fp- M:-',?,- w W.-4 l', 'Q fin .I X r V1ol1 Adcr Dorothy Xhcrn RlSI11lll1Ll X cn llnla ct1 X lnutt F mn Xllsopp om Kndcrson N11 Hu nrt oitpx mlzto ll.11to lc L lla r L SOPHO ORES 1 llalur Iirll If V4 Ba r Ruth Barton Damtl 1r Alxct lioroxxskn Rlkllllllld Boylt Alltn Boyle Donald Brcrtton Let Broclttlbank Iulnc Brodley Gtor L 1rno Dougl 1 11 Ihr 1r.1 IIHUPUU UW Gll VL lI1Sl'!Ul'j, 11 ano 1 11 C 1 vrdano nose hrnr Nlarron C rrwolcl Davn C ustrfson Fl lla l o c H1n11lton R1cl11rd Hmscr Allct llmulle ack Harmy Ruth Hartman Robert Haw tx LUIS H111.lton Phnlllp Hector Robert llrtltok James lHlkllllSKCI' Fred Hubert Anne Pw Brooch Robtrt Huntcr Leslne Brown Peggy Iamlson Charles Bn ant Elnlabct cttr Glorla Brown Ellarm 'lx-as eoxwlohnsen Ruptrt Budd RODCYI KD lotus Francea Budxi Joseph QQ Jifjordan Hugh Bunnell ol1n SDC' Q Jordan Xian Bunnell Robert Barn1tkSi','c,.KX Karpenslu Helene lane Burton Rnchard B arpensltx ean xx gal Kay Robert Lallan cr Dorothy Lambcrlango Alxtrl C1rccllo Gract Clark John Co angtlo Lum Colangclo 'Warne Cook Barbara Cooper arms from XX alttr C ross Artl1ur Crasdcr Dund Cuccmullo K ll'l'l1Llll Cucco 1mcs U wt W1 1 1 Dv.I.ultc Ltonorl Ut V110 Walter DcNIarco oscph DcRosa Nlarn IJLSIYTXOFIC Ttrcsl DLXIUJ Wlathtw D1G1r1lon1o A113,tl1111 Dxttmar Fdna Domo Frank lloulmg Lonstmte llorcgar Dorn astman Yale ldhlf' Nlarx Iran Bttty n1,t N ary nglcman Slurlu Face 1111 1 Jomcn1c1 Farrcll Illffillllt rrtll Xlar 1 1 Fubush V allut ltrn Pat lcrs C r 1s L lmn rty -Km rust Flanagan Illlflbulll Fltmmg, R but F 1 nn 1 n lrcnc 1 Xlartarct lu s st h Callo Reynod lxclltr Barbara lxtllcx Nlary Kcnncdy Charles lx1rby Hudson Knowlts Walter Kramer Jane andmesser Barbara tact Hcltn comtt Anthony ombart.l1 Loma 1 ny, o n louws Ant ony luct Laurtncv. Nl:1cLcan amts Vlacxlaur Carrnc Xian Nladonm Antomcttt Nlartm Htnry Nlcy.,arp,1.L R11.l1ard Xltllusr Domo Nl1.nd nhall Althca Nlcrltcl Kcnncth Yl1lS Cxeorgt Nlcfjrath Niargtret Nlcl lUgl'1llI'l antt NltT1.rnan I1VLlXI1 Nlxthon Carolyn Nl mhan jane Nloll llcanor Nloll Allen Nlortarulo Ninchael Nloss Hxbbert Nlull r W1 nam Nlulhgan Fugcnc Nlunn ohn Xlunrot Thomas Nlun-ack Robert Nlurpln ohn Xlurphx V 1ll1.1n1 Net ell Ed1th N ff Dram Nutdntr Nancy O Bram Nlary . rdf, ' . 11. . .. Ol ,-1, , , I' 05, .b. ' , ' ,, 1' .- , if. l -, '-yt ' - , 1 ', '- - .- ll- , 7 b- l fl' 1, ,log J - V ' - ' , ' rl , l. Ui rd , I1 ll ru V 3 1 - , , - - .- , rl l I1 . ' - vp ' , lla -A ' '. ' ' sl-,VI-I 11, L, h l5.1d1 . , ld.1 Q . . , .sie - ', , , 1' - ' , r , ' - l , l-ll- Jia In l,jy'c' 'A -, 1 , V ku, l'r-d W' ' . ' , ' . L ' , 1 ' ' , ' r lxke . for? . 'A '. J , ' A ' ' , A n 0 -, .fp . .. ' A -, N , , M..--1 1'- . --1,11 -,1 , 'v l,'.' ' 5 ,V A . 4. ' 1, 1 1 ' P '- '. n 1 I ,. ' ,, -. w p ' ,Y , Y . y . ' , ' 1 P , Q ' , ,,' , I ,. -, r- y ,l - , X i h ' , 1 V' .y . ' Nl' 1, J, ' ' , -,1 ' , b Q , . as ,Q 1 'Q '- , ' 0 ', J Rcinaucr, Richard wlefbefg- Ruth F' ' , ', '11, 1 'Z ' 4 .' 'f . li.. .l , i , In ' , ,' , fi -, lo 1, jh .. Y , 1 xy h 1 ag , 'll'.1n , ' ' ' , 1 - 1 'y' Y-sa 1. ' it ' '1 Y . ' c , . ' no , '-1' Q f 174 I5 , 1 .-' ' 1 SA' .I if it '1 x , ti 311.41 5 . .i- ti - , . , ' 'rl' 5,1 A I, A V rr - 1 ,R e-ll., f l. 'll' ff I :, N l K ,jl 4 xql F ' , .a l' l'. Jr. - 1 5' e b - - - ' ' I '. 11' - .lv U ly' . -'Md' 1- :, .lv A , . , :h'ky.,.p 1 . l ' - A .' Sllll llllkl Upnl Donald Outcault oan lalluon Gormtn I aln11r Gtorgt I arltln V91 1 H1 l ceca Vnola lttk Art ur Pednunm Nl 1dLlll'1L I1lltt Dorothy l1.rr1llo NlCh0l3S I1.r11r E 1th Pcttnon Astrxd Pttrocco Nlam Pettu. m luranto Nlary Pl11ll1pp1 ohn odeslu Luulst ortnnt Barbara ott Cfordan P1 sull Alncc Pretot Armand Procaccrm jul1a Pryce Charlotte I urdy Emmett Raabc Rodenck Radtkv. ean Raskowsltl Helen Runman Barbara Rtynolds jerrv Rlll Thomas Rout Arthur Sagan Bruce Qandcllo Anthony Schcrnr W1ll1am bthlnchtmg, Arthur SLl'1LllII Marponc lorrlfffl Scott Donald Snmonds Holly Sltarz Anncllesc Sm1tl1 Raymon1.l Sommo Petr r Southerly Sulanm Sparrow Barbara Steele Logan Swrtzer Nl1r1or1c Taylor clnnn, Fhomson Shxrlty Traynor Rnchard -l rcleaycn Pl11ll1p Tuctlla Sally Tucker jean Furley Harold Vadurro oscph Valentme Lorrame Y andcrhoof Albcrta VanTubergen Robert X nllone Anna W alker From hdward Ve allace Ruchard V eawer Allan NX ebstcr Robert r XX eed Barbara W ehe Kay Welsh Manly n W erncrt Duns Westenbergtr Stanley W 1tltov1sk1 ldvt ard W hntloclt Barbara W rlltes Ann Wrllers Nancy Wood SUSIE Wrxght Shnrley Yannottx Maru. 031 320 OUR STUDE T BGDY Confirmed from Page Tiueuly-Eiglai beyond high school. Apparently Summit High School students stand in a class much higher than the average in the East. Our records show that 535 of our population, under normal conditions, would go to college, 34f1 to business or technical school, the remaining 23f,'i would attend neither. Of the ones who would pursue some form of higher education, those interested in a profession represent 472 of the student body, those in busi- ness or industry 37' I , in liberal arts l9fi . Worthy of attention is that part of our school who would like to attend college but who, because of the lack of expenses, will not likely do so. Thirteen per cent are in that class. And now on a subject close to the thinking of all of us-national and international affairs. Great issues are being fought out at home as well as on the battle fronts. And how these issues are settled in the capitals of the world will in great part deter- mine the value of our eventual victory in the field. It is to the credit of our students that their judg- ment on many of the most controversial of these subjects is liberal and enlightened. Very much to the point, the survey shows that 79f'i of us believe post-war cooperation among governments will be the main factor in maintaining world peace, in contrast to the 1O'2 who think that isolationism is the way, and the 1l'j who insist this country should be top dog among the nations of the world. Concerning a year of post-war com- pulsory military training for youths between the ages of 17-21, S9'j of our student body fboys and girlsj were in favor, the remainder being opposed. What about our Government's policy toward business and industry when the war has ended? Examined closely the answers suggest some of the storm of controversy that will follow the coming of peace. Fifty-four per cent of our school population believe that Washington should impose fewer restrictions on business and industry, 52fQ favor a policy closely linked to that of the present, while l5'J would like to see still more curbs applied. Perhaps an even more controversial issue, what are our thoughts on labor unions? Going back to fundamentals, students were asked to appraise the steady growth of unions in this country. Ques- tioned as to whether it meant democracy was failing, they answered as follows: S224 expressed the opinion that the increased growth of unions indicated democracy was being threatened, while to 48f,j it meant democracy was working better. On another phase of the same subject the polling was more one-sided. Granting that unions have reached a new high in the power they wield, 7827? of us feel that organized labor should now clean house and accept more responsibility for good gov- ernment, but l1',Q think unions should be com- pletely liquidated, and 9'i that they should be left to function as they are. On this note we draw to a close our summary of the results of the survey. What it has revealed about us-our ways of life, our attitude toward school, our thought on significant current issues is important. May it add still more to our under- standing of what we as a single student body are. Perhaps time will change many of the opinions expressed here, as it will alter many of the condi- tions revealed here. Likewise will the faces on these pages change, the activities, even perhaps our present athletics. But today each stands as part of the record: how we looked, what we studied, who were our friends, our visitors, what our little triumphs, what our big successes, yes, and equally part of the record, what we thought during this year of a great and cruel conflict- 1944. X .. f.,ff l'llIil'IRI.liAlJl-IRS lf 1' 0 nt r rv W. left If right: liilcen Slcllzlle. Polly l'mlel'wrnml. Pat' ty BICHLHC, Panty fm'- coran. Second mw' Phyllis A u I t, Jean Feickert. Janet Hal- lock. Alma Bl:1Cl'aule5. Absent: Xlarjwrxe Url urns-U. CHEERLEADERS Remember how those cheerleaders made us come out of assembly or a rally all popped up for the next game? This year's team of cheergirls was bigger and better than ever, and win or lose they were always there with plenty of spirit. id PIIRT LJ Bl Q 'nr n ! 033 0 if , , ,V J, Aly Pi: ,, ly I A 1 QMXXWXN N U Y 4 f fx I I' N Xi V . U W N ' X X X 1 X Xl K Wk X X K x ' N X X AX X K X. 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BASKETBALL This stason bctlusc of grtcn mlttrnl Ind llclt of x ptncnccd plaxtrs tht bus, rcd qumtct wls tonfronttd vtlth mms obstlclcs Btsxdus than hlndlcaps and lntxptrltncttl courtmcn tht Armtd lorcts snmtchtd thret of llst mars basl-cttcrs vuho would LLl'I'llI1lN hut proud useful Thxs lack of matcrlal onlx xddtd to Coach Cornog s wxorlt and substracted from tn tum s succtss Xevcrtheltss tht tclm thrs scar plated splrlttdls ucrx Conttst and CXLI1 ln losmg shoucd lf Could gut out plmtx of thmt old hght At tht close of tht snson found 1 mort txptrncnctd md l1lI'dlCI' tum for II vms thtn that our bug, hu btpln to show somt of tht stuff Htrc must bc sud 1 vuord xbout our unlor Xarsntx Thu ham rullx shown tht !l11klI12, of a good tcam Tht scorts they rolltd up 15111181 thur opponents proud thnx 1Ntxt year txt txptct to set 1 lot of first hmrs comc out of thls wars unlor Xarsltx S0 the stason tx as concludcd mth a hope a hopc thxt nutt star we wrll ste the samt olcl flghtmg spmt and thc samt support of the school that the team reccucd thxs past season 1944 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Summlt Opponent Columbra awas Mlllburn away Clxfford Scott awly Mlllburn away Madlson home Chatham homf. 'Vhllburn awaw Chfford Scott homv. MOYYISIOWD home Madxson awax Columbm home Mlllburn home Madlson homt Madxson away Chatham awas Won l k., ,tk , , ,, A . 'A L K ' cp- Av 1 1 , . 1 A Y. , lv A ' 1 .1 that Coach has Worked so hard to give them. 3 ' - 5 25 47 l 1 ' 19 25 ' 1 . 30 Sl ' 1 ' 19 25 I 1 32 42 . 1 ' 30 Sl 1 ' - 3 32 40 1 ' 1 ' 27 28 ' ' 1 31 34 ' - 5 I9 24 I 1 333 23 ' 1 7520 18 ' 1 - 39 46 ' - if 29 as - 3 19 46 l 037 TENNIS Last spring the tennis team was off to .1 good start. However, one word -RAIN-can describe the season. All but three matches were rained out. WT lost our two matches with Millburn, l-4 and 2-3, won the match with Madison 3-2, and were beating Morristown when a sudden downpour halted it. Though our coach, Mr. Cliver. kept changing the dates, fate was against us. The team consisted of: Bob Marshall, Dick Stolz, George Kent, Eli Sagan, Lee Bartholemew, George W'alters, Haven North, Bert de Selding, and Clayton Elmer. All except the first two are still in school. This gives the team a fairly good start for the coming season. Kneeling, left to right: George XValters. Kenneth Clark. Eli Szigen. Paul Camilla. Slzunling: Roller! Marshall. Clayton Elmer. Ilan-n North, Bert DeSelfling, Lee Bartholomew, George Kent. Aliseiit: BlTl1 . . or omson . Mug Q fig, 1, 5 Y -..gn H141 Enid- ' ' Z I, K'-Hwu. n..,U, 1 lg 5t-uV-i---- 'L 21-:fy i-.yt----3 Y ,1 N,',...x. - .. N ul Hilti. llitlx llullun Bill llium-am. Plpvtyltlixn llzuiux.. lliiliz-in: Killa-Ck. Will' . ,,.m3 Rt , A F Q .' -N -mx. ld! 1 ll . r It-or' XX1l ' 5' R11 Ill M ' fl, . 'Q ' 1, .N hliuliillllximilwll Wlniiifiii-i4 XYzilker, ArtlU!lillit-lllrms'1 Html hliliiiiiiilsls, Khnck UNH ' gldmiful Bill.iwlkaixi-Lglknkllx.h Nr, Blqvllumtzgigl.Fwd Fhnddp Mneini . lkg-hlllgilvdilnltikliiit-x' Burnet. l'e l'gc A 'o..wx1- ' hlmnit. Holm ltvllu f' TRACK I r G The track season of 1943 will be long remembered by all of 400 X Summit High. .Besides winning three out of four dual-meets, the team took second place at the annual Suburban Conference Meet and placed near the top in the State meet at Montclair. The mile relay team took a third place at the Penn Relay Games in Philadelphia. The team was made up of a few veterans and three or four newcomers. The high point scorer was Captain Bill Thompson. Next in order were Art Raabe, Bill Wiebe, and Bill Clarke, the 1944 Captain- elect. Other letter winners were Dick Hufnail, Charlie Heising, War- ren Kohman, Ralph Walker, Stuart Nimmo, Fd Egan, John Eilbeck, George Sanford, and Don McLead. Of last year's lettermen only Wiebe, Clarke, and Hufnail will be on hand for this year's campaign, but Keough, Butler, Duncan, Reavey, Hollod, and McGiffin of last year's squad will also be back. So a good season may be anticipated for this year. BASEB LL The baseball team had a comparatively good season in 1943, win- ning four and losing Eve games. The squad consisted of several out- standing players, the foremost of these being Rocco Lollatc. Bud es- tablished himself as one of the outstanding players in the state by his brilliant hurling. His performances included two no-hit games. How- ever his fielding support wasn't of the same calibre as his pitching which accounts for the rather poor record. Lolatte, along with Yanotta and Bildner, was selected for the All-Conference team, and others who distinguished themselves were Geddis, Genualdi, Incandella, and George. SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Summit Olrpollenl Summit Opp rnlli -ul Morristown , 3 4 Chatham 9 0 Madison , , . , 3 6 Millburn 4 0 Millburn ..,. , 2 0 Cno hitsl Madison . 2 3 Morristown , 4 I0 Millburn . 0 2 Madison 2 3 Sitting, left to right: James Gerard, Carl Fisher. Bud Brenn, Paul Fuhs, Douglas Smith, jim Schaefer, Edwin Erny, Joe lncandella. Second row. kneeling: Boll Terry, Ylhverly Buckley. Bob Biehler, Herbert lVieboldt, Billy George, jim Perillrl, ,loc Sauchelli, Ace Drummond, Emil C'att:ino, Vzirmin Snmmo, John Bunnell, Third row, standing: l'l1lw:ird Twill, Danny Holowaty, Rolnert Hunnell, Anthony fomlnixis, llnli Hess, Nick folangelo, Mario Giangraude, Kenneth Sodcrstmm, Red Ahern, Frank Doniu, john ligerton. Fuurlh mw: foach fornng, Boll Hollister. Boll Long, Bud Lolatte, Moe West, Rnlrert Griswold, Tom Fraiola, Carmnn Yannnttn, john VanTronk. fharles farllone. George Eger- ton, Richard Ranker. Absent: Bill Gedflis, Allen Bildner, Holi Esposito. PHYSICAL FITNESS---GIRLS---BOYS Il ,lf---' H .Nl ,in an Q.f'.nf '3- Mg 'W x . A 4 3 Another change in the school curricula that is affecting most students is the change in the physical fitness program. To meet the serviceis demands and the general increased pressure of war-time living, the time requirement for physical education in the school has been increased. Boys receive instruction in drilling and the manual of arms. For boys and girls stress is placed on body building exercises and games that develop team-work and cooperation. Thus Summit High's students are being prepared physically for more healthful living and for greater service to their country. ,pq 4,0-.- ..a l ui? iiij.. f .2 043 1 Y' Q v x Q rr ,nuff Q ... 'x 5 fu if ,' 91+ WJ 1, I .yymdvf , .tg Q I i. Z 'vi' v- ww J fx M A xi Fifi X. ' A 5 ' 1' fav 3 ., ,-a v.W.4,,,,,,wM .,,, .,, , P fl dl 51L'1J1rQN'1' f'Hl'Xl'11, l'riinz riu' left 1 r 1 XI X1 ' Xllezi 1511f1:Ler. Br-tty l':ij-'z-, llzelq XY.i'lirr. line Ke11e3.PrisciIla 17e1.'xc:i..Xz:ii 1'i1i:,c1:i11:. up-ill li ing. Sunil Z xx li ri1i:. 15,13 liek 1liXK1Z':N. Rtith llal-tk'-'. Yauzmia Smith. N y N irle, .1ri1rfe. llarritt KR-gp:-:'. lfiz Fagan. lhirii r- 'az Rf 'wrt lJ'z:,e:i:.. lr-ck 11 vivfti-'. lluxeii North, 11:11 C'1ar1-rr. 111 e:t XV:e'ff-it lhilllt 1 tu X1 li Q I .AK Xliserzt: Ich.. liamilii. 1 11'vr.cr- Kixis fir- te Pars. ,li e xxvlnllrf'-. ,leaf w 1 i. se 0 45 4 During periods of peace as well as those of great stress the extracurricular program exists for the purpose of providing students with the opportunity of expanding wholesome interests and of developing good habits of character and citizenship. Because this program is determined chiefly by the interests of students themselves, it is not surprising that this year it reflects sharply the desire we all have to further the war effort. Many of the clubs and other organizations of former years have ceased to operate. ln their places have come others much more timely. This does not mean that groups lilse the corridor committees, the class councils,'and the musical clubs have disappeared from our list of activities. They have not. Their work is ever presentg but the war has forced new duties even upon them. All our extracurricular organizations have found operation more difhcult during this very critical year, but they have functioned and, on the whole. well. Chief among our school organizations is the STUDENT COUNCIL, well led this year by Allen Bildner. Using a new system of representation, it began what promised to be a busy year. It recommended doing away with the divisional Victory Corps, since Summit High was already fulfilling the Corps requirements. To aid the war effort, temporary committees such as the War Stamps and Bonds, Conservation and Production, and W'ar Records were sponsored by the Council. At the request of civic authorities, the council was asked to participate in the work of the City Guidance Committee, designed for aiding in the solution of both war and post-war problems. Under direction of this group, Summit High also took a prominent part in the dedica- tion of the City's honor roll. - ii init- ,r. .tfli-Zlaiz. i ii r-U . iii. ,un Straw: 1 lm K, ox 5 eouuiuuuvll LQNINIU lx? lg, luc u le I I' uul.lI 1 roxx lv i:?'uu,l,W uuerwx tu rv ul Sciznqull I K muultuuuu Xl, Lruut I DL K nd hfxqnuu C ufhuu 'M l NIC 'lim lllllsl Iluelulnl ' l gpm 'UM ll K u uuu I' auoh I' lxwnu u Perfornuunug the ueru necessaru task of keep mg traffuc moxung smoothly un the school superwusung the corn dors, and tendung the doors durung assemblues THE BOYS CORRI DOR COMMITTEE us the job un a ver useful and eflaeuent vuau and the student bodu respects the commnttee members And susters to these boys are the mem bers of THE GIRLS CORRIDOR COM NIITTEE who patrol and prevent confusuon un theur part of the cor rudors Keepung order un the gurls locker alcoxe us one of theur blg jobs But theur tactful uuet please or Please dont TTI' I' U, uuuuu Lmlxll X uu. 1 4 ig QOIKRIHS? Pauuluuuc flgufil ouuu nlcullck hi X lss uma lung X u N nz use X 5, Q0 rug X mm X utu. ,Mu x io v. r 1 a l'r0nfe:0XItuuuu'oe gecogluuzzardu blQ'Q1'f,d you Phbrxando X ufgm 'shut T wx e,uaCC ,met paumeu uw Dons iiolxuerune kuuuuuff? Z! Xlafalfh DM a 1 pez Xu lilac Ruuilil Heaun 'smu stand here whule classes are passung, has worked wonders A helpful group' And so us THE ATH LETIC COUNCIL It consusts of sux permanent members plus the captauns and managers of the varuous school teams One of uts bug jobs thus year was settlung the ussue of whether the Soccer Team was entutled to Major Letters It dud settle the matter, and after much debate Major Letters were also awarded to the Soccer Team, and deluvered late because of war pruorutues The commuttee has plans underway for a plaque, vshuch wull honor all state players from S H S The year s work ended wuth the A councul guvung the bas ketball baseball, tennus, and track awards Prob ably the most coveted athletucs honor among the gurls us membershup un THE GIRLS ATH LETIC HONOR SO CIETY whuch goes to any gurl who has won her Mayor Letter un Sports The maun job done bv thus group us the electuon of the gurls athletuc manager, who takes care of guvung out awards at the athletuc assemblues I IRI S ATHI FTIC HONOR SOC ll 1X um t e o ru K race Coxuello uuuue Fuuckeu Beruuucc 'e ly nuu Ie et 1 ue uuluosc lllClllE out Second rom u lus Xlase Clorua Xlartlauuw Ruta Pauuuuuu o luumtluuuda Ile Stefauuo Prusculla DeLuca Haus Guuuoechuo IXIIIVI Marcauutouuuo 4 Puce K uuzzurflu Thurd rovu Ruta L erurtl Pruuuces l umluuuuo Elauuue- Rliilevu uw Ale-ucauuclru Nuelcken Ixau Hector ' ruuel K ul ulauu Fxelxn Bohrmauu Joann bolughtlx Xlarue Ixernauu Absent Frances lieutz Nlunu Kahn Dorothu I'orsluerg ATHI ETH, COLNCII Furs! row left to rugh! 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B0YIJNl0NINII71II- I f H HNF KIKILX I Cllll mvlx N n num L ULN rum r x mln C 1 uchm xr r1L1t v l ur N x lcdll R th iunhlu A xx 1 rx e or 1 'I hmlmm uthrrp. ur rrre 1 cr 4 1 x lAI'l N 1 x wrn u rx Vhtkr xx lu 1 U rm 4 hz 5 z Ll IJX I8 In x WAR RFK ORIJN fUXlX1I IMIFI' Front rruvx mx Ilrutt Vkxkbcrg, Brltx 1 1 Srcnmf Ap., 1 l I 1411 K1 Alllxcu 1 H H f A I mx lr! Ixxu c Q 957 llumm and alumna: Of SHS who Irv. scrung wuth rhr armgd forucs Amd assoclaud lgkI'lClLS Thls mar thex sent Chrnstmas greatmg Cards to those rn scrucv. Acknovnledgmcnt of rccupt of thcsc cards has bgen rccuved from hr cormrs of the globe THE SAFETY COWVIITTEE has not been urs acuu Ih1S wear It was organlzcd to mm fire Hghtmg Lqurpmcnt and ut mn other vsaxs for Ihr sxfetx of the studunt bodx IH msg of an Arr Rand But brgauin rhe CIXIIIJH Dnfgnsg OYQZIUILIIIOYI gencrallx has bgen Lomparatlulx lnagtxu this mar this group also has But thcx an OFQIUIILQT md ll'L, Dmplrud should thur Scruus by nudrd Brought mio Lxnsunu for purposrs snmllqr to thosf. of rhr Safgu Commntur rhr HRSI AID SQUAD has takgn ox cr rhr nunagcmnnt of che mcdlcal room so that xr vsnll be opnn durmg school hours Music this year has thrived. Our band felt the effects USICAL ORGANIZATIONS ORl'llE5'l'RA Pizino: Jeanette Stevens. Suxophunes: Nanci XYilln-ts, Ruth NVQ-sllierg. liugene Rlulligan. Yiolins: llxirlmrzi Bennett, Ann XYilkes. lilizzilvetli lfluiiayazirl. Phyllis Blaise, lYal!er lleklxiio. Yiulu: Anneliese Silnrz. lflute: Herbert VYieliolcll own Outeault ' Lnch ll ir 'ir inia l ri , j. . l-re fllwl X g ' .ng, Theresa Zotti, Alan Knoup, liilith Perier. 'l'runipe1s: XYilliam Annelli. james Perillo, Mary ljinocchio, Barbara Pmtim-. Baritone: Dorothy Fursherg. Trombones: Robert YanTuhergen. Edith Nec-del. Donald Opitz, Bassoon: Alice Powell, llzirinetsi Audrey Duffy. Bt-ny Blucliniore. ,lam- Krzimer, AIllh0!l5' Leonette. LillllYlUS Carbmie, Ilililieri Moss, XY:illace lfeihush, Robert llunnell, llorotliy Vi-llmt. Vmuliletaiiz Xlr. l rnnklin ilrnlwl. String Bass: ,lean Pellet. of war in not being able to perform at any out-of-town football games. However, this did not stop them from doing a swell job at home games-rain or shine. Men leav- ing for the Army were given a fine send off, and the Band really stepped out for the parade and dedication service of the Summit Honor Roll. Other evidence of the willingness of the Band to lend its services was its performance at the Boy Scout Court of Honor and by the assembly given at Edison School, and let's not forget the super job done by the BAND AND ORCHESTRA at their Annual Spring Concert last April. Our hats are off to the fine representa- tion we had in the All-State Orchestra and Chorus. Virginia Long, Marie Kernan, Herbert Wieboldt, jean Pellet, Therese Zotti, Janice Olsen, and w'LllICI' De Maio were members rt on GI' 0 U A . O 'L Q00 Q T Lgmnxl. of the Orchestra. One student, Anna Woodward, was in the chorus. All in all the Band and Orchestra have had a fine year, no small part of the success of which was due to the able and friendly direction of one grand friend and leader, Mr Franklin Grapel And now 1 serenade for Summit High s songsttrs, who under the leadership of Miss Ager, didn t hit a blue note ill xear Yts our GLEE CLUB proxed to be really in the grooie This was evident when we all gathered for that grand Christmas assembly And did you know that the Glee Club doesn t just work on classical pieces? They haxe some mighty svseet arrangements of popular songs, too During this viar war, the coming to life of the Glee Club has b en 1 welcome sign 9 I 1, .1, I i 15111111 11111. 11111 111 11111112 ,l:111111 K1-I ' 111 ' I 11 1 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 101 1 1 1 1 111111 11 11.1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 ght 11 1L C 049 Il Lula 11 LC I 1 1 QI A 1111 X 1111 Ni 1 H 1111111 llghtl '11 1. 11:'11X,': .-,.11111 ,111.11 NIR. FRANK GRAPII Dl1'r1ln1' of Minn Q11.. 1111111 5 . 11.11 .' 1111. . a111' - 511 f1-. R':1?1 II1111111. X111 .1 .111. .1::. 1 1 1. .11:,1 1:11, -7, ,A.:1 111' '51 511111 11 ' ',: 11: 1 1. 11:': 'K . 51211 .1 1111: ,1 12 1111 :' .. :1 '1 1-1111 .:1.'1 '1.1-11 1 .1 1 1--1-1- 11- 1- ..1 1' .1 -,,11. 11111: 11:1111. 11. 1111-. ..,Al,1, .11 'II .1 . .1 A 1112 . 1.11: 111 1. V 11 .111 '1, 'J t!f111.1. . 1111 1 . X FI1 111 '1 ', k. -111:: .1 12 111 11s, J .'1'if. 11 '1 1' 1 1 1 1 11 , 1111.1 11.-51. 1 11 1.12- 111: .1114 1151 -1-,1':. 111' 'L 11. 9 11111 '3V11N11. . -11 J1'12. l N .'111. 1111- 11.114-11. 1: . ,1:' . . 1 1'. 1 11 11' 1 1:1 .111-1 .C,':':. . 4 ez , -11' '11 - f 1I H1151 -. , '. X C Hz, .1 1 211 11 111':1 1111. .11 '11.1. , 11 -1'- Z11!'1:N11k 41111111 .1 :'11v..:':.11 1 '11-.111 . 111 I.i11r11l11 'I'l111n1:1-1111. 2 1 1 2 11:12, 11 - 51 N. 1, ,nl RICHARD DOWNpjg THE TOP FB Erfzfor fAMlfS SHAE 1 .flq,r04.jHh' EIHEILR A ART STAFF Left to right: Shirley Monroe. Roberta Christensen, Ruth Blucker, Frances l,L'l'lfZ, Anthony Louvis. Alix:-nt: Rose Ellen lizirif. Julia II8l'llOSCl1, Jack Yun Ucnrsen, Phyllis Bilclner, Althczi Bla-iuleiihxzll. 1hI'll'llll' Kiw- Sling, Durothy Rulminsun. 500 1,qR Y ELL 4f,,,Pl. EN H up Ed' EISHV 110, G 5 First row X222 CLA 114 Pro W 0103 '4 N 6 fff My ffffgy LL ,4..,,, T,-df ff 'll , X ZSZYD' X, 0' J I Q I w sy k f Q 5' rip 105. 411, JO1, pf . - f 1944 MR. G. M. CRONA Ifalllorial A111 isrr MISS XVAND.-X RFNDA Iimivnwf Affzzvur SPORTS STAFF Seated: ,Allen Nam-igs. Arthur Kiessling, Ball VS-seine. Donald Bierman, Standing Bruce Sagzin, Allen Bild- ner, Edwin Dmirn, Anthony Lmxvii, XXI I-S ANI! l'IR4'l'I.A'I'IHN S'I'.XI1lf l'1r-I rww, le-It rw light: hxzwe- lmwufllrm. lin-tty lirnrgl-111: mu. li:ll lium-N. I5.uU.n':1 Rvmnmfm. Sully IuCCn'If:n. Sinn-ling: XI:1I'j1frie- Suxmpwll. l.mx.nm- Hurmt. Ruth Hnkkm-x'. Xldry Ifxtlr X' w.,,.-1' 4 v eff 'qw , , ,,, W Q! x pinritk, lixclyu Uf'hl'n1:m, .XI1-rn! XVnlxh. 1 Yirgunxm an 1 ' Iuy I, fllzyl, , 1 4 fm, . '1'. 1., 'R ly-S V V ffrljo 41-hj,',. lfrllnflft in ri. 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HI X IS om. of SLIITIIUII 1 most ICUXL boxs wsso LIIUOIIS It 1111 bun urx suLL1ssfu11n gnmg dmus sports Innquuts IVIIYLIIHQ troph1cs 'md plumg bas 11 tblll Thur 11111t1ngs held on I'r1d1x uemnsgs 'md SLIPCIXISLQI bx XIr C,111r11s Brodhnld, III often bu1It lround .1 gugst spukur Abou 111, me arg Xcrx proud of our I-II Y s Lfforfs to mcrusu good sportsminshm I-Ium.1n1t1r11n 1r1 1111 pI'lIIClpILS govermng th1s group thg ldxmr of 11111911 IS X1I1ss Ruth Wrbb In 1 XLII' 1111111114 VXINLI1 FUIIIIOHS of our boxs '1rc aww lt Lamp, 1111 IUNIOR RED C ROSS v1 lS ruponslblg for the L011Lct1on of ox 1.r txxo hundra.d Chrxstmas prcsunts for thcsu boys It was also they vsho sponsored a successful dr1vL for the Tubercu1os1s Fund Il 'XIOR RID 111058 I1111t r 1 lf 1 t to r1ght 1111 Hllgmdll I'1 1m 111 Ix'1t11er1111 111111111 1e II 1111.1 111 1 T11c1n1111111 1 1 1 c1111I1 11 N.. 11111 1 111- I 1 11 rd 1 1 1 11 C11 if X XXXX 1 N XIX 111 XX x 'I 111-I N 111 1 XI' 1 11 XX 1 1 ' 1 h' A YIVI' 1 . 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Durtng n xe1r whlth hls seen a marked mnereast of peisure rtad1ng.,1n tue 1 rars 1 x lr ln vnhneh lr boo s vert nn the greltest demand the BOOK MART members hne .llded maternl ly 1n keeping the lxbrirx ln order ehecklng n booles handlnng attendance and gen trallw lcarmng at first hand llbrarx techniques Thus elub functnons wnth the atd of the lxbrarnan, Della Hadsell The SUIVIVIIT HIGH SCI ENCE CLUB organmed to promote orlgmal SCILDIIEL study bv students, tame mto existence ln October, 1943 mm rlt ll 1 1 e KIC tn rf 1x t t 4 Tvprcal actnntres were experl Nt ments to determlne tht af feets of sound on the human bodx 1 lteturt bx Robert Hahnlen on drugs .md .1 demonstratlon fltght of one of ohn Stnles model anrplanes Nluch mforma tnon on current sclentlnc matters ha bttn rtcened bw th club through tts afhlmtnon mth tht SCIENCE CLUBS OF AMERICA Lnder dnfheult condltlons the club has made 1 good start The aduser of THI SOI O AND LXSFNIBII CLUB rs Franltlnn Grapel and consrsts of band and orchestra members who meet nnformallx for the enjoyment musle affords them Nitttmgs thus xexr haxt been extrtmtlx sutcessful SCIENCE CIIIZ rn vm , rtr J F une Rulgumx I 1: rule LI I1 l 1 II I XO, J ,I 1 If A fn, , , l,, 'I l ll- I r ,I It 'z, zj fl ,P V. fi If 11 O xg, I :ln ., f . , . 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A-M lf, Il, 4 Il '1,. '11, lffx ' Iii lr m.l1Tnu . .mx Xlwt 1-'rout row, lei! ll' UL llrrnu ,..,...nr.-4p- I ' is up f If Urlzlll H I ll 1, n ' H I He H H, H l 1 'L 11 Lu lbw If 1 :JF xmllfxl fn LUNVXU lx ,ru-l Kumi ll ll ull K lx lm lhrk ll ly UUA lx ll SL X tell xk X Vnlxlul k 'ielfn ull Hx ell' my K ffl lN'xluKl ' th Nl' nl X gone unnotrced, much sprrxt whnch has exnsted th -. --me ', l ' lifmldil. BUlT3f':R:.,. Xiuxxllillrsll, e . , ,I .1 1. ' ww- me-g:H51,ll'llM. vu-e pine alhdlx Vmclrnm-. X :SU M Hu Nun C01 Q incl:-1 cm Do Lnlvx 'Q' lnsrm Y'lWl ' l glln Xhrnlxu llohtqk 3 Rennes Thnl mm mmlt X 1, mx, Annu C ,mmuo Q xrru: llmli lllsll ll: L the meetmgs of BLU TRI promotxon of better socnl at tntudes among students B w1y of lecomplnshmg thus thcv plu g1mes, ew md usnt wlth other Blu 1 groups At Chrrstmws trme the club presented in assem bl 5 program, and seversl txmes durmg the yewr they mxde mterestmg trnps to nelrbx plmces of mterest The PHYILIS WHEATLEY CLUB IS ln that the members seek through wssocnatnons wlth meh other nn club programs, md through trlps to places of mterest ln md about Summ1t, to lelrn as they enjoy themselves The purpose of the MORALE CGMMIT TEE ns to rnterpret the wzr to students and teachers, to serxe as ,1 clearmg house for matters that rt pe am to student teacher re latxonshxps Altho h h ug t exr meetmgs haxe of the good school roughout the year has been furthered b h y t IS group ,K .Z Lords' ' l S , N Q 1, v-I-lf I A , ' ' A , ' K v ' K . 4 1 5 p : ', V . vy A 4? I A -: 'r A t - U ' 11 - ,, ' fl 'V ll Q' '-.:1fL-- n Q tl V ' . '-'fu L A A 1 -'gclll' x H f H:f,...fl.r . if .eQf',f'? 'i ' ' ,. 5 V I i -K - V w I . . '. S' ', 1 , V. . . - Tr. J I , . , 1 A , , t , up ' ' J x Y A v -9r11f.l,HY.l - . u.,Hcf,1H- ,-.I 'ii rw 1 '-ll-4. 'f 'Rip ' LY ,, . Ac f . in A lx- M, '-ll 1 f 4 . . . G ' ef,,'f, QW lfljx -V1 'if,,, LH! ffry, much lrke the other glrls' clubs 'mr-lf-1 glllvlf ilfillrllwl' Ililjlffyx Hillllll. XMI- li.,,. Hj'LlIk-.ffyll ,NLM rf, V,'i11,l H . . . x x V .- , '1,. 411 , . .' ' ' llwm. !ff:lskH','fll141.Il,ll,l1,IlY 511151, Al rf-'bl' . , munlel I' IIUHIH ' . L ' V if ,LQ l ,, , - , ,, 4 . Q ' f . , , , ., I . I - . . l. . H .' A 'l'.j'l7,U: --V VJ, tx X. ff . my- fx.. , ' ix' ' X: ' '. ,, ' . ' ' X -x 1 M1 V--S. U ,X , ,yyZX?l.1u2 x-lat-NT. xl -W ' 3 .spy my so suecessful l11Xe been The um of tht club ns the fvvh ,s ccijlll Busincsslike procedure be- fore the war, during the war, and after .the war! The EI- NANCIAL DEPARTMENT uses the business transactions of the extracurricular activi- ties as laboratory material to give practical experience to commercial students. Result- ing services to the school in- clude: budgeting, accurate accounting records, and de- tailed financial statements for use in administration. Ad- viser: Miss Estelle Van Patten. THE MAROON AND WHITE was started in the latter part of last year. This year, in spite of shortages of paper, ink, and stencils the staff successfully published the only wleekly paper in the conference. It has been enjoyed by all of us. I-Iave you been 'watching those posters in the halls? Have you listened to and heeded those notices to save clothing, etc.? The CONSERVATION AND PRODUCTION COMMITTEE! job is to see how much we're doing toward the war eHort. You'd better hurry if you haven't done much be- cause you might,be approached some day soon. IVhat will your answer be? An account of the DRAMATIC CI.'UB's activities during the year would include its regular meetings at which play reading is done and rehearsals take place for the pro- grams they present at assemblies. Adviser: Merlin Temple. Ng, l lX.IXl'l.Xl. l'I.l'l: 5 oi ii , ' -iil' 2 cv li it 1 ii him tht ll I ii- lllsmi. Ruth 1'i.iiiu. lh-try l'uit lin Vxiillr ll 'v ii ,l A., - vim l'uii1i!. Ill-ii. Iailiiivvi, Sian, ., -.i 5 l' ion! rmixv: II'iklit-ru, Ilan-i liiaiiei':iii4le. Ami Ilaitiii , I 5 wi . IIAICUUX IYIJ II'lll'l'F lI:irli.il'gi Uwelis. ,Iuiie 'liuckei. NLHIC5 Il:icIlu1 ini. liluet- Saunii. liilirii liiliii llnif-Ilia l'r-llif. li-,miie I I N cowl inuj .Illt-ii Xixliis. Rim laiiiuillii, iilmia Il:ufl.iii5. Ilniifivi lit-ul. lfl '1 'l lullfful. lain llittmiii. l..irl livuni.ii.wn, .Inn l'i'lli I. A lftliel Ihiutis. ,lean llliillii, .luliii II'wtli4-ig, II' II.-Hmm, .--,fr I, x .. Q4 11 . ai. Qi CONSl'1RI'A'I'I4 PX AVI! I'R1 ilJI'f l'lUN VMI! 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Thirml ruw: XI:-rrill Iles-. ,l41I111 Irish, Dick Il11f11:lI, Ru'-se YOEfgII1'II. -1 11 I'1-st, ae ' 11lJe111's'111 ' eruee Bt tareful, vou re bemg watched Thmk IWICC before sou throw that snowball, cut atross tht grass, or carelessly toss that candv paper our xour shouldtr The HOUSE AND GROUNDS COM IVIITTEE IS on IIS tots They are WlICI llI'lg to ste that we all help pol1ce the area , wrthout these handy housek11pers thmgs would soon los1 the1r pohshtd lpptarance Bang' Bang' Ban ' g No 21 battle ISD t raglng Wlthln Summlt Hrgh Its just the RIFLE CLUB h1tt1n h g t e bulls eye ln tht boys gxm Tht members of th1s club art 1ll out for good marksmansh1p A good sport, lots of fun, and evtry member really knows somtthmg about handl h Our SERVICE COMMITTEE has done IIS usually spl1nd1d job th1s year They ushered at tht G O show and graduauon And thest are only part of the1r dut1es Th1s commrttet has estabhshed rtself as one of the most outstandmg orgamzatnons 1n the school, and th1s reputatlon has been more than upheld b th The mg IS r1fIe y I9 years members 1r m1et1ngs are not h1ghlv dramat1zed but tht t1me IS Frrday tvenmg TRI EPSI LON fu nct1ons under the d Edlth Wh1tt and gu1 ance of Mnss nts CXISI ocat1onal They have had mterestlng Iddrtsse f S YOITI rCPfCSeI'ltatlVLS of the WAVES and WAcs from the Superrntend, ent of Nu local hosp1taI, and from WOITICD PFOITII enct IS soc1al and 1 rses of the nent 1n the field of sc1ence At 1n tervals, throughout the year jomt meetmgs are arranged wnth var1 ous bovs orgamzanons TRI I'I'Sll 11N 1111! rw 1 1 1 lxtt Lur11l11,1 Rtach Ih1II1-1 Au! e111 I'e1kerl P1 NIeH1le 11111 Doucette Allee VSf11lh111g11111 XI1rth1 Ixremexs it-eu11fl11111 P1111 IIIIIPI uoml I'1Iee11 NIeH..1Ie janet Ixellu Sh1rle1 Th11mpst111 Nh11l11 I'1t11s II KITFICC Ilughletl Alma Nhci 111Iey IJXIIC Ix1mI11Il Barbara Pfe1I I'h1rrI 14111 arrlt-! eppu IC 11- l 1111 VK11 I 0111 1rzl M ol'1 I1 g 1 11:1 I mug' P11 I 1 1 ll ISS IIIIC' IIIII IIXI lfh NIeIx11111e1 XIag1I1I1111 I0u11 Ph1II1s 111111 Izmet Itnsen FXGISII nr 11 h1 1 11 I'1Cl-111 11. 111 111 e1 111 I1111t I1111 Il X l1I1 N ,I k Na . 1111 s 1. 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J . 1 V ,ff 1 J ' ' f .3 -1 1. --.11 f f ' ' , ' . r Q iii' ' ': II KI -I: kl Jaye. - 1 K Q. A1 1 ' 'z . '1 . .Ill , Y'r- Q' sm gi1' . . . iill1In1. l':11'11l VVI- In'l.--Blf VV ' . I-'11 'I 'V1 ': J1l:' IVII A , ,A 'Bk nm . Ku! 'XII F11 erty. I. R1 'sf I:l1. Fl: '-11 - I.'1 s. ,L ' Ixll 'k. What roareth in '44? Answer: this yearis G. O. SHOW. With .1 scarcity of manpower and with the students and faculty already carrying heavier loads than usual, it seemed that the show would be can- celed, but these obstacles were hurdled and 75 stu- dents put on a very entertaining show called, Well Roared, Lion, written, produced, and directed by our own Mr. Temple. Highlights of the evening were the performances of Ronny Corbett and Eli Sagen doing a really grand job as Betty and John, the two lovers. Marguerite Wickersham as Madame Pompaloni was tops g Anna Woodward, Perry Root, Alma MacCauly, John Mulligan, Parnel Gillilan, and Bernard Eaton also helped to make the show a success. For awhile we really thought Allison Osborne as Dotty, the other woman in the case, had johnny Wonnyu under her spell. Haven North, Robert Duncan, and Lee Bar- tholomew supplied most of the comedy as the pro- fessors, and a bang-up job they did. Yes, great credit goes to Mr. Temple for a lot of effort that was not in vain. 152, Q '57 c JAN' fv A? 580 S vs. APG L5-N '56 A 6 XLD YORCYS SERVICE 6 5 ArmN pau Xlarm 5 mast Cxulrewnnwc NM! lwnl Sdfxxcc D plum KU' Amcncfm yy, ,xx 1 S Q R nu ARS AUHN NNW mush Kfml C 5 O dun Xfnv TOT AL 9? 4.1 g KV R RQLX scHoOL HONG H SUMW1 me BY CLASSES V344 Fcbfuflry lA ymli' Sn llfl C 45' gl ml? V 1 2 f 'fmfll R wc nunalf y tldtuck SUN ll HK xx lxlx tu l B U Nl 'll xx w Q nun U Summlt Hugh ns proud of tts rcprtscntatnon m tht Armcd Forcts cl an thus scar hls n ot pmsscd vt nthout our thunk mg often of thcm WL forget hoxx mznx hunclrntls f Chrnstmfls ctrds xurc sunt our boss by the War Records COITIIIIIIILC 111 bv the facults md students of tht school And dld wou lmovx tlnt tnns chuckcd full of news h1vL gona out spccnl bullc to them at mterxals throughout the vcary B ut thxs IS not all Therc ls thc gcnulnc ly w1rm welcome thcx h1vc rccenvcd on rcturmng, to the school h t c Prmcnpal M r Birtholomcxx 1nd bx f l All o 1cu tx 'md studtnts f thus as don b t1ou3,,l'1 thu hwc gone from l t uc school rl . ny 1rc :n p1rt of us, just lm MV-' A 0 A . tl V ', 1:5 f 1 , . 9 A X' X . . , 7 66 2 ,Va V . . ,lo Sp , A' ' l Q ' f 17 '. I l . ,V, C V4 322 VV AV YV 2 . - A xg V- j V l C ' ' y L- ' . , I' V ix 1 CMU ' 957 ' cd C x2 , . I ' 1 u ' 1 V ' 4 1' X 0 V - ' . V ' y ,- 5 ' , A d V V V 4 . . ' ' ' ,V-4 - M . ' ' I - by 3 V, A ' ' c ecausc, nl- lt . g l ' . 1 . , , ,A X . V V V V V . . , . ,V V V 4. V V VVVVIVVHVHHK . , l at., v.'t',.. V V V V V , V A M V hucm Vik E , ' - xx.. 'H , N ,i In N , SN' T ' Nl ,-- in I - Hg ' ' '32 l , . U il V A Bl cw, xc. -30 9 ,M 101 -19 'lg ' 1 Wg ,. . ,M 12 - B . , . ,42 U7 27 B ,fb V ,Ax 93 '16 A 54, K, -40 9' '15 1. , 9 - 70 '24 ' ,. A ,353 , V 65 ,23 l -- .37 69 'x7 l X., - ,36 M' 'X2 ,, f ' ' ,. -,5 95 ' 5 , v-55 ku Av ,u....., , ,M 25 Wu' , 'N---' -C ' V33 ,, ,V ,,,,... 1s the school ns a l K U lx hlll llmu U .t ll Ut W U Ut X td' X tmtw 1 L L ltln lll Nl ll little xl I lung thnng n th lr hxts W t know th cw don t for et S g ummxt H :gh for h t err steady flo xx of corrtspond tnct tells US so So do thelr spoken words when th b e oss comc b ack on fur lou h g to v1s1t ln the ofhc corrxdors, an assembly trme vlslts B IO Sl! 21 Wt cn ut me shall e daV when t tx return fo hope that tnmt vull be soon That IS vshx tht sthool 1 l t, ln the mong us at joy thenr njoy most tha. r good We s a rtadx makx ng plans p ns for 1 rt hb a xlltatlon center, whlch l wal ard them th , rough specx l other helps, to re enter Cl l a courses and vu nan lnfe and t o enjox what they have fought so hard to secure 4 X. Bula Nl i kt- right Xlarshgtl I' ml :lm Q 4 Ml' f 1' It lrrzmt Smith Xlltlfllc rmx' .Xmil Hnntt-1111.0 litlwnrtl IIQXI H . orjlan Anthony I'xt':nt-f- ll tx xml lt llt llottum row: 'vw-va--rw ,V '.,. -lt ,tr Ruck -to-aoruiffi laxws 1 Ham 9 w .- . Hull l l Aflvv ' 'sf' , :ff H4 H L1 -rn .,.,.. J 4 ' x I .lut- 4 PRISONERS OF NWAR HELD BY GERMANY Gord , s uf 1939. Royal Cana dian Air Force on Roan Clas Lt. Arthur G Pill . cy, Class of 1916. Amr Corps Pllot Lt. Fdwnn D. Frost, Air Corps. Class -,f 1937 059 600 For Outstanding Accomplrshment IN THE PRODUCTION OF WAR MATERIALS The 1IYOd1lCfl0l1 standard 3014 are all other Americans selling is znspmnq and wlll ser: e as an example ROBERT P PATTERSON Under Secretary of W1r Sunla rerulfx could 011 l Jrougb a whole bearfed zuulersland 71 1lZt1l1dglHIf'l1f and labor JAMES G MAGEL Major General U S Arms The Surgeon Generll SU Graduates mterested m w k v1tal m peace as or on products WhlCh are as m war Tre corcllally mv1ted to register with the Personnel Department MMIT HIGH SCHOOL 1: I B Ag, MMM SUMMIT NEW JERSEY XVHOI LY AMERICA N OW NED AND CONTROLLED l C I A I rr ' , - - - ' - ' , . . . . K Q I0 ' . V - . . . ' ' J ' zy save been obtained If K - - ing befwee gf ' 3' - , I D if U I . 7 NEE DELL SHOE STORE WALTER A MCNAMARA INSURANCF SL RIAI ISTATF we SPRINGFIELD WEEUE ,7 WML SUM Hmm 6 ,881 SUMWT Nl l sUw1vi1T NI 1 Thzs Year m Review Sept mbcr School Gosh don r know whether we cm rake it Feel 1 bi: dizzx Hu buddx vi har 5 the period? Nobodx seems to know but the school is expected to be ldjustcd to thlt romtmg schedule bw une Pootblll prlcticc Slim' Bmg' Thlt xx IS just Rihuu md Veroni pile drnmg us into submission on aucc ssiwe Saturdlys lpllllfllllll I r I1 Pugi 67 For ill che news of Summit High incl 1 the school5 of Summit reid ue Summit Hardware and Summit llerlld uerx week Paint Co Inc Pu ished Thursdu moinmgs C ll s nd in n ws mms iboul xour ir nds or relmxes who lr noxx in ou: lrmcd services 152 SPRINGFII LD XX ENLE l The Surnrnlt Herald 1 'xx lHONh SL 1 111 6 0216 22 Bmk SUM S 6 6300 INIII N C all Ls for fb ljflllflll 061 ' ' 1 . : : ' . 1 A 1 l 1 1 4 4 4x J . . V A A V , A ' ' A ' ' ' ,Q i 'l , i . 5 . f C . 1 , 5 ' ' ' . R 1 - 3 , , , , L ri . i, L It 1 Y v v , 4 v I 1 4' ' L .VY ' 'J '...' g g ... . . . Y. L 'L ' I . 'gl' L ' L A - I 1 ' i ' 'e Q ', I even though we did look good in their second game . . . Fire! Fire! Cut the kidding, you , I 'i 1 if' -j t , 1 v i I lv K . .ll - ' ' ' , '. tl ' . M x n x 7 I J' vi' . . '9 ' lull - K I' ' i K' . la or KC ' .my e ' ' 1 . 1' ' ' ie E -4 ' '- ' . e ' ' ' . A I I ' h I . ' L ' I L, ' ' 7 , . . . - K U , H EU A 3 SUN . i '. QI. 5 1' .Q - 620 A BlI'bL111.lI1l'1 Pm: Telephone Summrt 6 1835 MARTEN S CON FECTIONERY Home Marla Candy Specmltles una' In Cream 388 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT Thzs Year m Rewew know If s only an assembly Yes slr remember the forest rangers tht putty prctures of Yellowstone Natnonal Park and that forest Ere? Long assngnments Hey let me borrow your math paper 'Iests' Shucks I deserved a D anyway the so and so A I-In Y dance already? Who you takmg9 And she swooned when Frank Smatra fC07'lfIIl1ll'!1 on Page 645 Tel Summlt 6 1462 Establlshed 1872 SUmm1t 6 6222 JAMES LONGS SONS LEEDS Upbolshrers and lrzlcrlor Deforaiort Thr Fmes! In Mzlluury Wlllrlllllf Sbmlu and Ipfflfltfltf lo Onlrr DOBBS GAGI' BREWSTER 390 SPRING!-IELD Au Nur 420 Spungfitld Ave Summrt N j SUMMIT N J SUmm1t 6 0173 6 0174 CULLIS 86 LEWIS Imporfcd and DONltSflF Groferles 458 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT N J If s in fbe bzuldzng Wfbere IS 119 I - - - 1 7 . I , N. ml. f l U . . , . . ' I 3 7 X 1 . I V , . . . . . , V ' x I 'I ,, V , - crooned? You don,t say! . . . Amateur night my eye, that was the sophomore assembly. . 7 I , , ' rr , - - A ' ' ar 0 - . ,5 . I I I y n I I . - 0 , . . , . . . . . - - - - - WI' ARI NOV SI RX INC THE THIRD GI 'XII RATION Ol SAT ISI Il D Q USTONII RS YOU TOO CAN BF ONE OF THEM II' IOU LII F US A TRIAL ICE CREAM WATER ICES CANDIES LOUVIS 86 CO Inc 361 SPRINGIIELD AXENUE SUMMIT NEW IIRSEX SLIITIIINI 6 5199 063 1. I ' ': 1 ' ' . -. . 1 .I 1 '. 4 . I I .Y 4 I , A ., ,?!,4. v- O I 0, 0 ' 1 f 1 , I I 640 STRAND MARKET BEHKELEY gglmlll ny C mum Prulfs :ml lf lla Q Well roundld secrlfanal IHNI4 Mc Ill cc rin f h gh school g aduafes Sp! C s f cole 0 e Dxfn c a q shed Pac My Ind dual zsdlnsfr do Elfod c Place on? So l New Terms Begin Feb July Sep! 420 Lexmglon Ave New York Cl 22 Prospocl So East Orange N .I FOR BULLETIN ADDRESS DIRECTOR 456 SPRI'NGFlfI U AVENUE llwm SU 6 3323 SL Tlllllf N I I DRUNK SCHMALL MILK lnmlum C 11 4 rom SCI-IMALZ DAIRY FARM PHOINP M11 LIINGTOIX 25 S fel Su 6 5207 Rathtl P f amtron 51 ATIONERY SHOP Allura Beauty Shoppe ruling Cul fx Slatmrnry 5'lUul' WK I S1 lmnl Sn 1 :flu 394 5P1uNc,rl1L1m ANLNLL MCCIH Bldg, S NlXlII N 360 Sprmgfitld Axe Summnt IN Thus Year an Renew Hu vxhtrc dld those mltnttd luds comt from? Thu had 1 tlass party too rml band md all tht Hxmgs Xllfut ll thu tmkc our tht sthool' But lt vs am t grtmhns that brought us those two ltnotk dovsn drag out WILIOFILS our Mldlson 1nd Chffold Scott long, lbout novs Sax vshtre do all tht wttks get to nts txmt for report c1rds lhmk Ill ,om tht N1u mxsclf Hex bud tlnt vus C1 :ul nmprtssxve progrlm to QC Ollflllllfll on Pug: 65 - 17111 ' I' Tx, ' '54 'gg' 17112 2 'A '1 . u or i - r . - il ourl or lg womn. ii- ui u . lvi i u in. . iv m rvic. ' ., , . rv A' l' ty Q ., , . . ' -. . fu ', . I ' x ' ' HN. 1. ' ruff' O ,. , . , ' t ' . - -f I . Q - fw- 5 H l'liRMANEN'l' VVAVING . U . ' J 2 lf I' f. I tp . . J. , f - V . ' , '. J. I I O xv Y x I 1 1 'I x 1 if ' V 1 1 4, . . 1 . .. 1 , . V , ' i ,A ' .- V 1, 1 - ' f - ' x ' , V f - .1 f f- '- vw ,, ' ' - , . . . 7, f f v V 1 1 yn - ' ' ' , . . . . I, , . . .. , .. . . ' . 'i' . . . Q, , . '1 ' A j ' . ,, D . l 1 This Year in Review dedicate the honor roll over by the post-oflice . . . Tenshun! Squads right! Oh boy docs Coach make a swell drills sargeant! Yes siree yer in the army now! . . . I'm stuffed. Despnte ratnonmg we got a turkey and well Im stuffed' Wnth .nn S U M and an M I T Summxt Hugh Summit I-Ingh eant be beat' but we were bmten by 1 Stlta. chzmp Glen Rndge team I-Iot Dawg' an Arr Rand Drnll' And rnght ln the mlddle of 1 cclillflilfllli on Page 661 Su 6 4044 W Il Maple Street A Furmtureo Character Lazllrx and Mrns Tailor and l'urmr CLEANING AND DYEINC, 465 Spfmgfifld Avfnw REPAIRING AND PRESSING Nm to 5,,,,,,d ThL,,,,,e Pbom Onlcm Ginn Pmnzjzf Attention SUMMIT NEW JERSEY 1920 Years 1941 Summit HOME OF ORIENTAL RUGS AND BROADI OOM CARPETS Szrzmx Nan :my x Mm! DIIflll3Ill5btll C lnnltlz JEANETTE s Dnsux for All Oztusmm 42 MAPLE STREET SUMMIT N J SU 6 2739 It s in Ihr building Wharf IY 119 055 , . . . . , . , , ' , - , , - - , ' . . . . , , V - . .. .- . ,. . .K , K 1 , A . , I ff ' f Y, U-' 1 I- ' ' 'I . . . 0 1 I r I ' E' vl ' I I , 24 t lo In ,ff 428 Springfield Avenue SUmmit 6-0500 K, w., ', 5 ., -., jr. .nf 7 . , . . A - , . . . . . . , In I I , Q I - - - 660 C ONC RA I UI A YIOINS r 9,11 14 o xx ene HIFI lllf leslm llk SYLL ur Ll lllllnl UII I I III ll LX I C HL e 'IIIIIII ll 'It I Ll III 1 I lllolls SUMMIT SECRETARIAL SCHOOL rold I Hudson NIA lllree nr prlnbhelel AN nu hone 3 S mr 4 CHARM BEAUTY SALON N2 Sprmghelel Axenue SLIITIITTII IN I ROTH S BAKERY BAKLRS OI QUALII Y 171 Sp1m3.,Hcld Axenuc Summnt 6 1978 Summnt New crscx Tlus Year m Revzew lrench test l guess somethmg good eomes from vx lr 1fter mll Holx erovn' Those look lrke b1sketb1ll scores not footblll Oh xsell xou cm t um em mll especnllx us Reld zll wbout lt' Wuxtrx WLIXUI Let xour X'llI'00l1 Qpronouneeel Nloron mel Wlmlte hot off the l11ll11L02.,I1Pl1 Vane If there lsn L mx news ln nr xou gottl do some thmg III homeroom period don t x 19 Hey vou emu? Don t shoot sourself' Wlut lf QCOul1u1nfl on Pugr 68 CENTRAL MARKET Inc Prmzz Mfulx Poultry Sea Foodx amy C num 1111 I rgzfablrs Bnelsexc l1oLcn looels 366 SIMMIIIELD Auxun Seumn Nlxx I1 PISFY Telephone Summit 6 4711 17 13 14 LESTER E APGAR OD 25 BELL HWOOD ROAD SUMMIT N J 0 OPTOVIETRISI - Q . I I I . . I I. . I . . I I J . I. lcl um: 6-H41 You Hi ' Sul w l Lllplllllld IK C 'el' 'e' of Im xml I mn ' v - pn -I in yo cd u. ' Il yo '1uy. ll is your pI1sspurl to ,111 .dull wwlel than nceels the- he-IL thu um luxe-. Your hut ' st he el 'elowewl hs nmeam ul- Inrrher ul 'Inu n. 1 . l I 'I'h- Sur Se'e'ruLI1ri.1l Sul ml e-xml ls um you Y I ' A I A '- - f ' ' I, , L I I1 em-diIl Invinuilm no w e- m rf: talk .bout thus lnlcrcsllng prngrIln1 devolcel I-1 lI .1lI'lllIQL young pe-:plc for elwiec po! ' , , AM 3 A O 3 O Ha Z . I . ., ' -'L - - I' , I, waz S ' v - re- - P 'Su fI- sw - I 'I .' I I I I I I y I I ' - I ff I I v - I 1 ' - I I I II I I ' I' 'I I I- I '. I -l ' Y I V I . I, I . I I I, - I I I , 'L 4 . I I I. . I, Y V I I I J I ' I I ' I I.. I ' I I 'I r . I I I ' ' I I I -- , . . . I 1 , , 1 . I - - I I I - I I I. I I - I I I . I I I K , 1 I I , 1 . I . , 1 I I I J , . - , I . .' , A , . - . I - . 1: ., fr - IJ. 'lu - V ,t,, , '. J- I I ' I , . . , AI - , ,AI Q V- ' -1 3 ll I I ' ' ' I I 1 x I 1 ' , - - - - - - Icl CJRIIISL 3 4058 D R A K E SECRETARIAL SCHOOL OF THE ORANGES SECRETARIAL XND STENOGRAPHIC COURSES INTENSIVE THOROUGH CONIPLETE SUNINIER SCHOOI 308 Mam Street Orange 'N Of flu D L 85 W ongmlzflazlzom Wzzfzwzfejs. f AY YOUR GRADUATION BE A STEPPING STOINE TO GREATER ACCOVIPLISHNIENTS AND YOUR EIIOR FS REXVARDED WITH A IULL MEASURE OF SUCCESS AVE bf-:f'fXJ1J Sprm Edd Aunuc Summxt N TFMPLES THOMAS F MUNROE Hairdressing Salon Rm' UWC Insuramr Mort agn Loan: Ap nuvzlx 9 WAHI S FREET Im Jr VM xfllllclxt U11 nl 5 N 'S 6 L nmlt L l Buchvx ood Roni Summxr 6 1616 067 H . . .- I . ' f A y 1 . ,1'.j. , ' , f ,I -W -' ' I , . f'Ef1U?2'f'2i9!4i?ss - 375 'g ' , 4, T n p 1 .- ,kll A,f.iI. S1 -1376 S U , K! 'A C Su. E STEPHENS MILLER B H FRUMKIN Inc 680 Phone Summnt 6 3067 DOBBS SWEET SHOPPE 80h 9' 1 1 7 Next to Strmd Thntrc Summut N This Year an Renew report tlrds Ire out md xou got nothmg but E 5 Trx txkmg 1 book home OCClSl0I11llX Su NI hur lbout Salmon md Blldmr xunnmg tht H1 Y trophies? And tht sotcer Q1 II Slflalllgv Stz vtho' Onlx the Stmor Assembly mth nts txprul torn I5 rut Semor cl1ss 1 bunch of cllps' Shud up you' I-lu ch1elt hon Q wbout 1 stroll down C0l1flIIIlUd ou Pug: 69 COMPANY Tb: Dzprmfulllr Dealrrs BUILDING MATERIALS B1 Un COAL GFNLINI KOPPERS Com FLYL On. 38 RUSSELL PLACE SU 6 0029 Of 111111 Gym Ou! lflmx 01' umm and Senior High Srbools 29 MAPLE STREET 408 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Tb: Slorr zufb 2 Floors una' 2 Doom 1 Z - - - l - . , A L . Oh, ,Hn gm pf' Wuthfzr arhrbuln ' ' . '. , ' , . 0 ' . U xunnm got major letters! XY'oulIl y.1 believe it? . . . Oh Good Gosh! W'h.1t is that? They ull' Y' f. f . ' 1 -' f 'A A. X . ' It . ..z '.. S ' .-- '.', , 'l . . I ' f' 1 I 0 o , Q 'P I A A 7 ',, 0 J . C .. H 4 ' I . 1 'i ' 1 HOBBY HALL O O Phom Sbmmlt 6 2241 E L FITTERER Hour and Wall Inmlaznn BROADI OON1 CXRPLTS um Russ 70 Beechwood Rmd Summnt N 6 1771 SummIt MCELGUN N S MEN S SHOP CLOTHIERS HATTERS HABERDASHER5 Bllllllllg 171 Olldllfj Im! WI Sell Only the Bzsf TROSTS BAKE SHOP 427 SPRINGIIELID AVENUE SUMMIT N I Corner Maple Sire!! and Sprmq clrf AII SU 6 0014 Thus Year m Revzew Honty Bun but watch your step utn If II IS S1dIt Haw kms NItt Look at that snow' Gtt out ch sled and dogs w ll mush our Wly to school No on second thought we 11 mush our Wav owtr to Louvxs Instead rhty d prob ly ealltcl off school Hot Zlggny' Wot a deadbeat' Ha' Ha' Ha' look at that fool trymg, to take Semor fC0?lfl7I1lPl1 on Pukge 70j SU 6 0400 U P Hall Prop GEDDIS BOYS HALLS SHOE STORE 44 Nllplt Street SUIUITTII N Q69 Z . ' I A - O , . 1 1 . 1 I ' I - J- SU. - f ', N. lf' N , Y . a a . , . . I U . Dawg Patch Way or maybe Skunk Holler? Oh, you'd rather sit in the hay? O. K. , , . . . .. , .. ,, V . ' c ' ' ,, c . ' . , , If ,, A , - , , , U . I nun. u - Q I Y I I I 0 - . . , . I a I I ' .Q , A , . - - - - 700 LOUIS E STAHL ARTHUR MANSER Hom! THE STUDLNTS ILORISI IIARDWARI AND IIOUSI WARE 452 SPRINGI IEID AVFNUE SU 61058 SUMMIT NI l This Year m Review plctures for the Top' Wotta jerk he ll rum 1ll hrs lenses Well don t sou thunk IIS lbout txme7 The Xm1s vlcatlon I mean Boy am I golng to haw fun' I can catch up on ms sleep durlng Englnsh classes Wot re all those squares domg around school? dovsn that brrck' Presto Change' We have 1 m1g1c11n where use once had fC071fl71lll'Hl on Page 711 RIDER COLLEGE O err Mass Nellle s Dress Shop 19 BLELHWOOD ROAD Leading I0 SUMMIT NEW JERSEY Bachelor of Scxence Degrees Regular and Aeeelerated Programs In Commerce 1nd Education Wrlic or Calaloguf Foundtd 1865 Trenton N IOIVN AND COUNTRY CIO1 HES I-Illl Cnty Delicatessen 26 Maple Street Summnt I-IOME MADE FOODS Spaghettr Baked Beans Soups Chicken Chow Mem Pull Line 0 Salads I SU 6 3034 Its In the b1lIIdI71Q Where 15 119 U - - - - Q l l , . : v : H 1 1 , - : . Q l l O I .S , I . N . ' l l U U l 1 ' '. . '. I , '. . ' 4 . v I I I I I x 1 . The Suburban Conference Council? I guess we'd better be nice to 'em. Hey, Joe, put I I l .... , . . ' - I I h .I ' 'I' . . , s , I - v s . , - I X I I . , 6 . O . E ' ' , . J. , l 'I Y ' 1 1 . Y . I f - E . - , . . . . . APEDA STUDIG, Inc 712 XY I ST 4'irl1STRFlT NI W YORK C ITX OIHCIAL PHOTOC RAPHERS IOR IH 11-+4 I' Thzs Year m Renew 1 Phxines teacher Hou s about Ds to AS Wir Qwlgton Nm he dont look much lxkg F D R but he sure got 1 loud NOICL' I mem the gux m rhe Telephone Co lssemblx stupld' 'Yxpu We von 1 bulutbill BIIDL' Yes snr smured Columbn and nm to xI1d1SOI1 Thu s 1 ML 1 dum, to u glXQI1 to t Q Ilrllxils Inn Ccllllflllllftl on P414 SUMMIT SHOE SI-ICP Ll sLmm.f 6 0250 41+ SPRIXGIILI D AVEYUI V VALENTINE pIZZ1 SUMMIT NN 'ERSU IADIP5 TAILOR AND PURRIFR Sbmx 11114 I In X Kay 393 Sprxngh ld Xunu Surmmn 'N 071 . 1 1- - 1 - ., . . . . , I. , . , . f ' 5 M If K TO I I l l . 1. . . . ., 1 . . . . . . . , N ..., 'Y 4 'Q Lf' ' ' . XI.lLlg11ICI'Cd Nlillburn. Oh boy! nmybc we'rc rolling .II leur! . . . Dawggonc! Lost 3 close ' .4 . .' . l k of. 'j d0!...Yo XV lm- :ld , ' 733 - ,, ,, , ., ,WW ,, 3, -.4i--,.,,,,,, fi. I Y , , , . . . . A ' ' , L '. , y -r j r W . ' . 720 ROBERT H STEELE MORTGAGES F H A 20 YEAR LOANS REAL ESTATE CARROLL S Tlu Frzmdly Slove Summll :xml Vllllilfy 435 437 Sprmgficld Avenue Summmt Avnnuc Summnt Phom SUmm1t 6 3976 Phone SUmm1t 6 0057 PULVERIZING MACHINERY CO CHATHAM ROAD SUMMIT N J H Cusxck K Cusack Radio Manu ac'i1m'rv Srrwcf' Radio Sales and Srrznr 9 BEECHWOOD ROAD Summit 6 1881 470 Sprmgfield Ave Summnt N J 4 SUmm1t 6 2122 2123 B L SCHLOSSER Cleaner 85 Ds cr 37 UNION PLACE Opp R11lro1d Stab Summxt N It s in Ihr' bulldzng Wbrrf IS :P 4 - W A ' 95 ' X h, N. ': ' - 4 : ' - O AMY MCDQWELL SI-10p Night Su. 6-1587 Day Su. 6-3036 . . I I, Q, I V. 2 . 1 1 O eanne s Beauty Shoppe CHARLINE S 16 MAPLE STREET 449 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT N J SUMMIT N J Phone SUmmxt 6 1680 QINext to Strand Theatrej SU 6 4396 'S ICE CREAM 'Se Dzstznguzshed or Fme Flavors and Smooth Creamy Texture Thus Year m Revzew ut? Well hurrs up We re all going to Ummm' 1 real Sp1n1sh dancer In an S H S assemblx' Hu she looks like 1 ehlck I knew once hub Mall ow huh chum Drd you Sly thu were experts? Maybe thu xx ere llstennm, at the corn fed drama too Well Roared I.1on' It s the best om me ve ever seen SPITZERS Foam Drcwxu Sporlswear 412 SPRIAGPIELIJ AVENUE suwvur IN J Phone SUmmxt 6 4086 He v seen abou! lbe buzldmg who IS be 073 .I ' ' . , . . , . . ' . ' Y g . n I 1 . l U V ,V ' , V - ' V , V , , 2 . . . I . 1, I . , I . , . ' V K 7 1 V Vs s 4 ' . , V V ' 1 ' -, V 1 - s Hey, I'lI but Shakespeare turned over a few times! . . . Wot a G. O. Show! Yes sir! .V - ,, V , . , . . A Y 9 1, ,,,V. i 'ff' I K. - - 'A v I 1 Q I , I I I I , I. . J ' N. . 5 5 PP Y ' ' ' :YJ . K , . 1 I l i l I I - I 1 1 I I WILLIAM D MURPHY 25 Yrars of Rrflzfu Stlllll X IC TOR C OILNIBIA md IDI C C X RIC ORIDS md ALBUMS ALI TI-IL LAIIST RLLORDINCJS AND SHEFT MUSIC, PIAINOS RADIOS md TIHI TVISIONI SETS and Othu Wusnul IIISULIIIICIICS Yux md Uaed IVILISILII Instrummts Rgpurnd TOM R xdxos md Tduxsxon Sets Scrxlccd Sportmg Goods 'VIOIJI RN NIUSIC STUDIOS Im zl ami Ilhfllllillflfdl Izzvlunllml In fx lffltlltltf Tfdfllllf I nrollnnms NIM BC Wulf. Km Tmu for Iicgmmxs or Advmcad Pupils SUMMER CLASSES IXIPROVL Youla PI ,wuxo Now . 'q ' 'I I' 0 II ,QV.'I . flif QQ .11 , .I O 'I f-'. ' ' I ' '. T . CIOIICCVI Tuning Books and Games . 1 if, N I 4- ,. . , - - THE 1944 TOP OFFSET PRINTED 'co 736.44 M, LJ I4 PROGRESS SQUARE CALDWELL N J LEPHONL LALDWELL 10 , nv It s ln the buzldmq Whore I9 119 Telephone SUmm1t 6 3063 SERVICE R 86 S GARAGE INC Carbunlors Brakfs Motor Tum-up E P 85 Fuel Pumps Ballvrg Slartcr Generator am! Ig7llfI071 Ponder and Body Work 795 Sprmgficld Avmug Summnt N j 075 By 7 yn '09 TE f ' 6- 00 I 760 X' l K ,- 1 KX., JW K3-1' ,i ,ff Q sf fr--...,, ...A ,rg A 'Z' is fav FOR THE GIRLS Where Styles, Quality HI F ELLOWS Get Your Clothes and LOW Prices ln a Ma11 s Store Always Prevazl TEL SU 6 4593 TEL SU 6 4320 - I 'fAN ef 9 3 a f'- L, A I 'L H I A 'Yi I .1 XQIA V V 'I ,,,1 A QE.. 1 . ig .5 X., ' , '4fZ2, ju xxx ,lj If, 1 -5: X, -E 1.. jj S QT XXX if 23' 'fi 15' M 'X X ,Q 1 5 H a ' If M31 b 7,.,,. 6 22525 Wg! -'f3,-,3,-fi M ,, :Q-' f,.,?Lf -, q w I h W -:5. 1 1 'I' ., - 1, ff 'f I XT' . 'Q' A f ' gf' E5 X . - ,, A 'Z-1 4, . , ,