Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Through the Looking Glass L

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Now we've reached the real top. We are seniors at last. This is what we have been dreaming of for thirteen years. Our Hrst impression of this year was books, books, and more books. However, this monotony was soon broken by a party which the faculty gave for us out at Sunfish Lake. Freshman week came, and we were high and mighty seniors at last. Virginia's house party out at White Bear is one of those things we will be laughing about for years. Caddie still hasn't found her hairbrush, and the Greggs are still finding Cheerio sticks in strange places. Our play was written especially for our class by one of the fathers, Mr. Davidson, and we gave the premiere performance. We also had boys from the Academy taking the male roles. After we awarded the honors to three of the juniors, and dedicated THE FLAME to Miss Ware, we began check- ing off days until graduation. Our calendar hangs in the senior room. The numbers are getting smaller and smaller, we find ourselves reminiscing more and more. Now that we are making plans for graduation, we begin to wonder if every class has had as good a time as we have. ALUMNAE ACTIVITIES WEDDINGS: Sally Orme to Fredrick Thompson. Adelaide Washburn to Richard Gordon. Cece Williams to William Lang, Ir. Marjorie Okes to Richard Headley. Alice Thompson to Henry Blodgett BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Conley Brooks fMarney Brown, have a son-Conley Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Wood Uane Washburnj have a daughter-Sally Thurston. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Platt fLaura Deanj have a daughter-Robin Winter. Mr. and Mrs. William Headley fEdie Okesj have a son-Ionathan Iones. GENERAL NEWS: Allison Butler was on the Dean's List at Smith. She is also president of the Smith Student Council. This summer Allison will be sent by Smith College to go abroad as one of twenty-five girls representing this country in the International Students' Service. Betsy Nye had a leading role in The Women by Clare Boothe, given by Vassar College dramatic society. Margaret Ann Barber was elected editor of The Sampler' by the Freshman English class at Vassar. Mag was also chosen to be in the Daisy Chain for the graduation ceremony. Nancy Mairs is a member of the Modern Dance Club and Glee Club at Mount Holyoke. Georgie Ray was elected Village Iuniorl' at Wellesley. This means she will be the house motheru of a freshman house next year. Evie Crooks is president of her house at Pine Manor. Betty Bremer was elected president of her house, and she is also business manager of Wellesley's Float Night. Cynthia Davidson is on the script committee for CBS, Carleton Broadcasting System, which is presented each year by Carleton College. Patty Ray is editor of the Wellesley College Annual. Debbie Donnelly was in two recitals at Vassar and also in a recital over the radio. Ioanne Brown is engaged to Theodore Wright. Andy Hunter has been elected senior class president at Sarah Lawrence College for next year. Andy is also head of the scholarship drive. Deirdre Butler, who will be graduated from Bryn Mawr in Iune, has been ap- pointed to do relief work in France this summer with the Quakers. THE FLAME 15

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Juniors Chosen by the Senior Class for Places of Honor in tl1e Processional LOUISE MAIRS Senior Marshal EDITH NYE T H E F L A M E Flag Bearers SALLY SEABURY 17