Summit High School - Top Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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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 ,. '. ' , ' ' , ' ., , , '1 5 V J K -- - , ' - L ', v y , , K - . I I V , ' 's - 1 vm 1 ' , x . p I x J .j X, .. . . . e , K . ss .-, I p L ' ' e . - ' 1 r ' ' '. - - - . nt. ' ' ' . . 1, , 1 ' ' ,', , , - ,. V . s - s V l-g . .. so .1 . e . W A ,V ' I ' , . ' ,L , Jlh . ! ' . 1 v , Y x 5 -u J, , 4 . . - F ' 1 1 . . . . 3 I ' ' x ' V I - , ,, s Q .1 .1 Y. . , 1 ,. J , ' I , , .1 I . . . - Q - ' . . . s , s .. ., , J- , - s ' s s sv , si , ' V 1 ' ' ' y - '. - ' ' ' . 1 v. y f x y Q, X 4 I I . , . A , - . J J. '. , W s s ' ' . ' ' ! I l 1 e , - ,, 1 . , l ' ' , I K Q ' . . , ' ' , s 1 s ' . - J- ,Q A . .. '. J. , . CT ' ' ' J , . , . ,, - , . . ' , A 1 - . 'T D ' 1 D y . . l , . , I V. Y I . ' - 1 . . 1 I ' I I T 7 xx - , ' . . , , ,'. . . .-- . Q ' I 'u - 1 I ' V 1 I v '-p . I. ' In 1 I T 1 , Ax . on A , y ,. ,. , ,.

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-.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

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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