Seniors who ordered class rings received them at a ring ceremony presented by Diane Brevetti of Summit's Transition Office. As each student was called, Diane presented an individualized class ring, turned it three times to the right for good luck, and once to the left "to lock it in place" as is Summit's ring-turning tradition. Students personalized their class ring to feature their specific interests, including a center set stone and seal. Also in attendance to help students celebrate were Yvonne Bowman, Marian Corbett, Allison Edwards, Larry Litwack, Nancy Morgenroth, John Renner, Tina Rosenbaum, and Richard Sitman. 

Graduating seniors made an early morning departure and headed out for Summit's annual overnight senior class trip to the Pinegrove Ranch & Resort in upstate New York. From horseback riding to a friendly game of pool to kayaking and paddle-boating on the resort's mountain lake to roasting marshmallows around the campfire, everyone came home with great memories of fun and friends. Photographs courtesy of Summit teacher Linda Hyman.

Prom, one of the seminal events of a teen's high school career, is one of the last big hurrahs before graduation -- and what a hurrah it was on May 26 when juniors and seniors arrived to attend Summit's Prom held at Douglaston Manor. The dresses, the tuxes and suits, the hair, the limos, the friends, the dates, the photos, the party, and the after-party parties, all made it a spectacular evening of music, dining, dancing, and good fun. Here's our night in photos thanks to our roving photographer Summit teacher Carl Miranda.