Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1951 volume:

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On the following pages we have tried to give you a picture of how she works and how she plays and, perhaps, a little of how she thinks. She's not a very unusual girl, in fact, the term 'gtypicaln Could be easily applied to her, but as welve COIUC to know her, we've come to think she's pretty wonderful, and we want you to feel the same way. Here she is, Miss Susie Summit. . . H1 MRS. NIARIAN McAvoY O'NEILL We thank you for the innumerable ways you have helped us as a headmistress and as a friend. We are sorry to see you go, but we want you to know it is with our sincere wishes for rnuch happiness. E51 ADMINIS TRATIUN Dao. CYMJUU-51 D U31 QMW V i , U1 Srimzrff and Home EC. Ii! ff AIAXINIC G1:xso1.1.x' I'l1vx'1'ral Eiliimtiori Rzvht Huhx BLM A. History Left LOL ISI, IxAc.H111. Hi.vfm'y. .IDI High Right Klux. NI.xR.1ok1L PARKPR 1'hlf'I1FlI. lr, High lift H1 NRII,l ll. 13111501.11 l l'f'II1',1 R if' ht MARGAR1:'11 8111131514 Eng livh Left I'A1R1c:1,x 1312110 If ,Q'I1'.vl1, jr. High Right RLWH STEPHENS Sf'l'KI1I'H and A'Il1Ill67?llIil'l'S Left Mus. LAURA LARRICK 5 731 Kink. 501-'gpm' 13142 81 1 KX ULTY ff? w ' 1, E 2 Right XIRs. Nl,xR1,xx O'Nr3l11 HI'Ill1Ill1.X'f!'!',S.X' Left XIRN. Al lug XYAGNIQR .Irt Left NIRs. ,-XxN1zT'1'r1 LAPURTIA: A4rt Right MRS. XXIARY C,xR1.sox I.I'IJ'l'f1Tf1l71 and SICRID M012 High S1'l100I Ser'r1fta1'y Left MRS. Louisa YVILKIAQNSON Singing Rzglzt MI1,DR1':n CLOBLRN AII1flIr'f7HIlfI'I'.S' rmd Hem! of llunior High Srllfml Left Aoxrgs XYAISH Latin fum' SPIIIIIIXII Right NI.-XRY AIIQMQNRI and FR.'xNc:xs Kr1l,11ix' Alzzsfc T91 A 6 my 4. Q K J. lrft to right: 121.1111-IA1. N1c:lIo1.s, NIIIDRED PIPIQR, AIURIIQI. I.1Q1c:H, MRS. flI.AIRli EMSLIF, Loulsle Vlss'1'I.1Nt Rs. Dmus BIATUIFSH. Ill l'H 'I'ulr3D1Q, Mm. IANNT IJ1cF1r:I,. Noi in tlzff piciure: DONNA Rhmlcgk, Mm. B1cA'l'R1c:1a 'I's1c1.os. ELEMENTARY FACULTY ,ANNE H OLLICR Secwtary H rfmgx SICKICIS S f' C rf' I ll ry TRUSTEE XVILLIABI F. DAVIDSON , A,,, MISS EILFIQN BIGELOW... MRS. XVAIXFER ANDREWS ,.,,,Y .IUIJSON BICRIIS ........,,..,....., MRS. PAUL CIOATES, JR... MRS. PAUL RIYERS, ,IR ...... RICHARD CARLTON MRS. ROGER COUNTRYINIAN KlCNNI'I'l'H HOLMES YIOIIN MUSSER JOHN PARISH AIOIIN R. SIOLTZE OFFICERS ............President Vire-Presiden! ..........Sfm'eta1'y ..............................Tv611511161 .......................Alumnnf' Rl'P7'6SI'HlUfi1 6 .........................Pm'ents' Association Rc'p1'es1'ntative MEMBERS MRS. GEORGE BENZ MRS. B. G. CLRIGGS YVILLIANI F. HAR'l'I?'IEl. LOUIS HILL HCJRAKIF1 D. KLEIN HERISFIRT LEWIS C. F. CODERE E. E. ENGELIIERT CLLEN NIILLARD f10l.l-i OIZHLI-IR MRS. CECIL READ f1ORDON SHFPARD MRS. P. DAVIS MRS. GEORGE MAIRS, AIR. MRS. FRED XVEYERHAEUSER ROBI1IR'F bl. SIODDARD Fronl row, Icff I0 right: MRS. CQFORGE NIAIRS, MRS. Sm'0m1 row, Inf! IO right: HORACE D. 'KLI-QIN, COLE li. G. CRIILGS, MRS. CECIL READ. MRS. li. P. l,AVIS, MRS. fJl1QHI.liR. AIOHN R. S'I'0l.'l'ZIC, fQI.I'fN NIIILARIJ, YVlI.LIAN1 F. IROGICR ClOUN'1'Rx'MAN, MRS. FRIID XVEYERIIAEUSER, MRS. flARTlfI1iI.4, GORDON SHICPARD, XVIILIANI F. IDAVIIJSON, KEN' VVAIIIEER ANDRICYVS, MISS EILEEN BIGIiI.OXV. MISS NIARY NETII l'l0l.NI11S. IIUDSUN ISI-NIS. NIAIRS, MRS. NIARIAN fJ'Nl41lI,I., MRS. SLADE PEET. U11 L I SENIORS U33 l JOSEPHINE BENZ NIILLARD PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS SECOND SEMESTER 'Exceedingly wise, fair-spoken, and per- suadzngf' 14 PHYLIS INGOLDSBY FITZPATRICK PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS FIRST SEMESTER Those about her From her shall read the perfoct ways of honor. JANE ADAMS Honest labor bears a lovely facef' J ' J W ' 1 ,KV .A .. M, Ha .. ' wi Q 9 b 9 0 Q 1, EP 5,7 Qs Q ,Z B .U Eg-H .Q ,K QQWH ' E Q M' Q X 4' Q 0 95.53 . gf: E Q Q ' t C , -U59 'QQ Q3 K Q5 N ' .L W DKSROTIVIY CHERRY BEEK More is thy clue than more than all can JJ '33 Q Q25 ' 55' E QE N9 mf 'i Q' Q 'S L B Q, -Nj 9 Q 5 53 U51 ez 01 E CYNTHIA CLARK 'The play? the thing Wherein I'll catch the conscience of a king? I 16 MARY ELLA CARPENTER All the heart and the soul and the senses, forever in joy. REBECCA MoR'1'0N IJRISCOLL A merry heart goes all the dayf, is 17 BARBARA M EYER FIELD The hand that hath made you fair hath made' you good. Ethic, fiiiakik 'Sli' ul-Ref ' ik- MARY YVELLS GRIGGS 'KA peace above all earthly dignities, A still and quiet conscience. . N, . . 51 4 5 - . B . Aa 9, - A , HENNRIETTA MCDONALD JACKSON 2 'Hfhe reward of a thing well done is to t -. . have done it. E181 JULIA SCOTT MACGREGOR Nowhere beats the heart so kindly As beneath the tartan plaid. gl . . . ' 1 a , . 5 .7 5 5 . I ' s 1 R 5 ' U , . C . 99 so 9 M w ' Q, I Q 5 A ' ' 0 5 as , 'W 0. 5 Q V. ELIZABETH JANNEY MOLES M Q U' The fairest garden in her looks, Tn her mind the wisest books. A . Q Q 0 ' 9 U 9 ' 5 ' ' O Q o ' i 0 ' V Q G Q , s A' m Q 121 7 - s ' an fb W sg s-gfs DONNA KIEANNE PERLT Grace was in all her steps. 'TR 2251 f- A , '.'. , ws K... gs' Y is M' 'w w. . ,L 1. ' . 3,11 - 4 f Q3 Af ' ' si'- E .. D .EQ : I 53 ,. , 1 I . - ' Q Y g . . ang, I . CATHERINE ANN AIYERS ., H . sl . . ,223 143.5 tw She zs a wee wmsome I mg. N?-aa..-. . - E - - . 'Nw-E..- - . . .ML -, . we ' ' '-'Q , ji. ' . A . nyc! X H522 Wil- WM' 'W - If H- New-.r Bifwi-Vx 1 . I qt 4- . - JL A s l20j 9 n ,4 JOANNA GILMAN RARIG 'Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. 21 xxbu, Q.4,osQeg,. -R., agmfk. KX if '+1x A-f2- xv -71' xv KXXQQJ-N20 . xv'oXux 5.3! N. 'Lian gas.. e F 2, ANNE ISABEL STRINGER The smiles that win, the tints that glow. Kx1..s.,a-.s...l., qs QQM, . ' qu' V ' ,s a ,Xss-as gh at ggi' we . .krlx E W' 'Y ' . , 1 N es ' s., 'W is tx 'T' x.?1. 3 Qs -- 5 'Li V lm , ,,,. 2 .7 X 9 'Y?.H-K3 V Q23 xx w.,f S-KN 'Q ' .es----4, ,H 1 x,, :, xx . l MARGARET EL1AsoN WINTER She's small, but so is a stick of dynamite. Miss Susie Summit is an intelligent girl. She takes a natural interest in her school work and usually studies fairly hard. She's certainly not what you'd call a brain,', but sometimes her intellectual curiosity gets the better of her, and she can't help becoming interested in the foreign policy of the US or the development of Iago's character in Othello or the problems of the UN. Because of her interest she has a high average in her marks. If you're ever around Susie for any period of time, there's one factor you'l1 not miss about her. She loves to sing. Her repertoire is large and includes anything from the blues to bebop to campfire songs, and she usually won't stop singing, once she's started, until she has exhausted her supply of songs and her voice. If she isn't singing, she's talking about one of her famous Madeline Island houseparties. Every so often the school breathes a sigh of relief and the town of Bayfield, Wisconsin, a sigh of despair, as Susie piles into a couple of cars with boxes of food and sleeping bags and suitcases, and rattles up to Madeline for a week-end. She has a lot of fun and then comes home and talks about it until another one comes along. Before you draw any rash conclusions about Susie, you'd better read a little more. i221 ' ' ,-Q 1- 1 ' 1' Q N4 V A I A WWQ f Ag M as Q , ., , . f I ' ':':Lf. If a 3 ? Q A ,. A 2 KH ff ,Q wmwsmwswgm f A ' f ' mf- ' f Sify 'f if E W 'ax V if g::.. :,. AHA. We f ' Q , AA'-' ,Z 5, , .A 152:70 3,0 U W M M -W-W M M ,rm an W-N' , ' s g if Q, ka , g Pe+e . :::.:-2 , 6 nf g,,w , , X arf, ff Y ,J YAQQQ Q A . -..' af 41 : :' ,I . VW ,ff . mem , f' I . ,. MWA ,, '2:5zzzsasa:2E:g:g2zis5:52E:g:52I QYMQQQ wi 1 X wb' :ui , . ye ,, ' W 1 1 1 vg. ae If . . .., ,.,,...,,,.,.,,1,,.g1.:.,, , '. ff-3?.p:::,'4 4 4 9' 45' 4 f 'Sf 499 V ll' ff 4 t .,:! 4 W ,-5,7 A Z V we, X, ,, Z Z Q f -M , ' 'ff .377 wwzz A ,ff ,Q -ff. if ,V ff Q , Q , - W pp ,iv + f-f X ' V, ,., M QW 'Af 4 ' ,,.A A .- .,.. . . , N, ' 1 ,311 BarQf mv arg, W 4 iwjp 4 ,:.::, :: :sz 4 -. A- ....vz:::.,-,f-sz 1-5 bg . ,, ,. 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FIELD Firz 1-ATRICK Gklccs JAc:KsoN NIACICLREGOR M II.I.ARD M oLi:s M YERS PERLT RARIG STRINGER XVINTER ADAMS BELK CARI-ENTER CLARK DR1sc:oLL F1ELD FITZPATRICK Giucos JACKSON AIACZCQRIQGOR M ILLARD M omis M YICRS PIERLT RARIKL STRINGI-QR XV INTER 3 if 5: i USUALLY SEEN Explaining X'Vith comb and compact Practicing sell-control X'Vith a scarf around her neck Posing K WVith a comb in the back of h XVith her little black book Doing the Charleston Behind a camera Practicing principles Shadow-boxing Snake-dancing Blowing her nose in nionograninied Klecncx Sitting on a radiator In convulsions Cutting hair Cesticulating wildly REMEMBERED FOR Page Cavanaugh whisper Punctuality Walk Doodling Vocal chords Voluminous notes Knee-length argyles Problems Taking her time jokes Poker face Shoulder blades Dirnples Needle and thread Cracking her ankles VV2lSl1CI'YVOIIl2ll1 figure Her hair ' 15 l' T-Q STUDENTS I f271 ' -IUNIORS CHOSEN BY THE HONOR IN THE Since the United Nations flag has become such an important symbol in the world, and since we hope it will continue to grow in meaning and importance, we feel it SENIORS FOR PLACES OF PROCESSIONAL a great honor to be able to ask our Senior Marshal to lead the processional carrying this flag. We hope this will become one of the most meaningful traditions of the school. The Senior Marshal re resents p J what the senior class would like to think of as a typical Summit girl, cheerful, t R ARIEL WELCH - Q . . SENIOR MARSHAL hard working, and one who contributes as much as she is able to our small community. HliI,EN NICCLOVERN AMERICAN FLAGBEARER HONOR GUARDS CLARE NIGGA SCHOOL FLAGBEARER The American Ilagbearer is thc girl who has made a The school Hagbearer is the girl who has done more than place for herself not only in school but in outside activities, her part in the school and its activities. Both have the spirit also, and who the seniors feel will make a good citizen. necessary to make them all 'round Summit girls. f28 l r l I l , lfrrml ww, left to riglzi: CYNTIIIA Ilol.T, BAISBIIZ I,ANc:Ifokn Sammi row: HELEN lxlCciOYliRN, SALLY BINGHANI, Nlolsm' nie I.oAeH, ARIIZI. NVl4I,c:n, Alibi VXOII-F Dusn l'xA1l LAX ELMQUIST, 1JU'l l'IlC QXNDLLRSON Tlzfm' row: CLARE NIGGA, SALLY MooRE, SANDRA QUNN, KIARY BANcRor'r JUNIORS Here is Susie in her doingest mood. YfVhen she gets a good idea, she's quick to carry it out. She has had her bad moments, but she never fails to come through with a grin on her face, a sparkle in her eye, and a smile in her heart. XVho else could have given a spur of the moment dance and had it turn out to be one of the best of the year? XVho else could have made the Junior Room look so comfortable? NVho else has a flock of boys jamming all traffic at the corner of Goodrich and Dunlap every afternoon at four o'clock? Maybe her interests aren't always academic, but she never fails to give you a friendly smile when you meet her in the hall. She has the ability of easy friendliness and the spirit needed to accomplish great things, if she once gets interested in them. Hlithout our happy Susie, life wouldn't be so much fun at Summit. i291 Fmnt row left to Hght CACO MYERS, KAY STODDARD, BETSY RAMSEY, CYNTHIA BRACKETT, LAURA FLoAN, NIARLENE HLGER, GAIL VICTOR, SUSAN READ, SALLY KATZ Second mw MARY DOSDAIL KIRKIE Folms, JUDY BLAKE, NICKY BENZ, RUTH SToMs, GERTRUDR PEET, ANN LUYTEN SOPHQMQRES If you're interested in sports, Susie is, too. She has ability in nearly every sport, and at whatever she's playing, she Works hard. In spite of her hard work she doesn't always win, so she's learning what it is to be a good sport in losing as well as winning. However, life isn't all athletics for Susie. When she's given a responsibility, she usually lives up to it. She has taken up the project of supporting a French girl and is working as hard at it as she does at basketball. Her money-making ideas have been original and fun. She worked for a long time, knitting potholders, painting boxes and trays, and baking food for a sale. The contest to find a mascot for Summit was fun for everyone and profitable for the school. She likes to be original, and you can usually hear her from the other end of the hall, singing at the top of her voice. Susie is learning that she is part of the school as a Whole, and she's becoming a great girl. l30l ! Front row, left lo right: IiL1ZA1sli'1'H FRICIIJINIAN, CAROL BRATNUBER, BETTY PIANSTFIN Second row: NIARY HOSKINS, MIRIANI REAY, JANE HARTLEY, SANDY PEATT, GINNY WEYERHA1 USLR IOIIY fuoss lXIURIhL HAM M, RIARI LYN Elucksox Third row: NIARY LANGE, ARDIETTA Forum, GAY GRAY, RIYRA SHAPIRA, .ANDY RUSSELL, ELLEN Husi NIARAYA McCui LY Not in the picture: BONNIE lvl.-AIRS FRESHMEN Because Susie has a natural spirit of friendliness, we know she'll always get along in life. She likes people and wants them to like her. Sometimes this spirit gets hidden a little, because a feeling of shyness dominates it. She's growing up into a world that makes her a little unsure of herself, but as her interests are widening, she's gaining confi- dence. She's beginning to meet a wider variety of boys than the ones from the Academy with whom she went to dancing class. Her interests in school are growing, too. She learned about mythology and made a complete replica of an ancient Roman house and has begun to take an active interest in current events. She seems to be doing what you would call broadening her horizons. Susie made some mistakes this year which cost her a lot of fun, but she seems to have profited from them. We hope she doesn't make anymore. YVe think shels going to get a lot of fun Ollt of life, and we wish her luck. l31l ont rout. left lo right: KI'l i'Y lloovitk. FlQl,Ici'1'Y VAULHAN. DIANE Kiixvox. CQICORGIA Soxixi 1107111 mtv: HARHA-xx.-t l5iuf:ws'1+1R. BEVERLY l,UT'liI.lf. Vicky GA1.1.oxx'Ax'. ANN:-1 Dl'YAl.l.. RICRSIIX Prmksi-x Illini mtv: loixx SIIAPIRO, N.-'txcv EARL UZITIII rout: Tiiukx' Sczorr, Iovcii .-Ximsis, loAN XVoo1.oR1Do1c, NIINTY lirriix. Eusic Rosrxisikm Coxxu Hacxmx BARBARA XV151.4:i1, fiAROI. Dfxvis. BIARY l'l'TNAM X111 II the pzctu Q lixrunux CLRAY EIGHTH GRADE One characteristic you will notice about Susie is that she is still in the process of growing up. She seems to have her eyes wide open ready to learn anything she can from other people. She takes a great deal of trouble in dressing properly. but she tries hard not to become stylized. Her social life is beginning to develop, and she's just becoming used to the round ol' parties and dates which will increase in her future. In about the eighth grade comes the exciting time ol' getting to know the boys under soft. indirect lights and slow dance music rather than under the sun and the shouts of the gang playing baseball. Susiels try- ing to take all this nonchalantly, but itls one of the most exciting moments of her life. Another noticeable thing is Susie's desire to take part in more activities of the school. She has the interest and ability to take up an activity and make a success of it. All she needs is a little more experience. l32l Ifrmzt row, left io right: 13111112 ciAMER1iR. SANDRA Swfxxsox, GA11. HARRIS, RACHEL EIOGA IUIIII Brxz Cixxx low Serorul row: ANN O'N1a11.1.. C1.ox'xR Fomcs, SA1,1.x' Es113RsoN. FRANc:1cs Fooru, X71CKY fHLRfHIlL LLCIILI SIOXIS ELA1N1: IJONHAAI Tlzfnl row: SHARON SCOVll.l,, BICATRICE S'1'RAN1w, CIlARI1O'1'TI2 S12v11o11R, 11111111.15 SYVANSON, SAMJRA RAAISFX H1111 fill iow No! in the picture: NANKIY S'1'oRR SEVENTH GRADE NVhat would Susie do if she had no one to tease? If yo11 ever get hit on the back of the head with a snowball, and you turn around and no one's there, but you can hear a giggle from behind the nearest bush, you'll know who it is. Susie seems to get great joy out of doing devilish deeds, but when you acc11se her, she just hums her favorite song, HAin't Misbehavingfl She doesn't usually do things out of plain meanness, but she does like her brand of fun. She has an aggressive friendliness which al111ost knocks you down at times. She's very like a pup who doesn,t quite know whatls the right thing to do, but she ro1nps around, having fun and licking everyone with a cold wet tongue. Along with her teasing. Susie is very smart. She learns quickly, although whenever itls convenient. a few rules might slip her mind. Shels clever and cute and although she's getting a few more spankings than usual, she's becoming mature and learning 111ore than she realizes. Perhaps, even before she knows it herself, she'll have become one of the finest girls in Summit. She can do it if she wants to. l33l Left to right: KITTY CUUPIZR, NIARY PL 1'NAxl. SANDRA SXVANSON, -IoYc:k1 .-ADAMS, V1c:RY ClHuRc:1l11,L JUNIQR HIGI-I SCI-IDOL OFFICERS IXIARY PUTNAM FIRST SEMESTER ...,...............P1'esident VICRY CHURCHILI I...... ....... F 'mt Vice-President Jovcilc .-X1mAMs .,.,4I.. ...................,........................ . Secmzd II'ifff-Ijresiderzt SECOND SEMESTER KI'1 1'y CIOOPIZR ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, P 1 'ffgidenzf SANDRA SXVANSON ........................,.,...... ......,....,..,.,..4 I' 'im Vice-President Tin' oyirzf of Szwnzd Vlvff'-P1'6SId8l7f was Illlfllifllffll sc'f'or111 .srfnzffslzfr 241 Ifrmzi row, left In riglzl: CLARE MOGA. :XRII-IIA XVELCH, Jojo AIILI.,-XRD, Clxrgo NTYERS Sun R1 AD hum DRISCUII CATHY NTYERS Sfvroml row: HENNY J,xc:RSoN, JLN1111 S'x'R1NGER. ,XNUY RLYSSELL. RTARY ELIA CARI-EN11R NIL R1E1 Hum AN1 Xnuxs STUDENT GUVERNMENT QFFICERS CATHY RTYERS ....,. Jojo TNTILLARD ...., BECKYTDRISCOLL .,,, , JANE ADAMS ,..... HENNY JACKSON ..,,, CLARE M OCA ,A... AARIICI. XVELCH .... CACU NIYERS ....... NIURIEL HAMM .... BECRY TDRISCOLI FIRST SEMESTER .............P1'esif1enI ,...,..,.,.....,...,.....,.............,.,...,......Vice-Presidenl ......P7'l',S'I.f1C'lIf of flze Girls' AHIZEIUDL'f1SS06'fflff0ll ,,,.,,,,.,.,.,,.,W.,.liditor-in-Chief of 'THE FLAME ..,...L...A.ssislzzr1t liflitor of THE FLAME .....C1Illi7'1IL6H7 of the Service C077L77fLITH66 If6'C.'01'Clzi7'I,g .S'ec'1'et1m'y .....................................FT6Sl1NZFII R6j2'l'FL9F7lfIll1U6 SECOND SEMESTER .. ,L .. ........,.....,E....Presz'denI NTARY ELLA CARPICNTER .,.,....... . .......,,,LE..,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,.E,....,.,., Vif,'e-P1'Hsz'rlff11f JUNIE STRINGIQR .v.................. Presidewl of lhe CIi1 I.s Alfzlfftic AS50C,'iClfi07'I JANE ADAMS .......... ..,.,.,.,..,........... E IHLLIJI'-I'l'1-Clliflff of ,THE FLANIE HENNX' JACKSON .,,A. .....,.,., A .sxisiunt liflizma of 'TTHE FLAME CLARE ATOGA ....., ..... C :fIIliTHlflH of H16 Service Cozmniffffe AARIEI. VVELCII ..... ........,....,...,.........,.E,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 7 STPIl.S'1l7 F'I' SUSAN READ ,....... ..L.......... H e1f01'dz'11g Szfcxretury ANDY RlTSSE1.L .L..., ...., I 'JTF.S'lIH'16'll Rejnzawrzzfalfve ww i LX 1 l?TliR1 .XX The Iixcfc'11t iw: Coxmniucc is the governing body within thc sffhcml, unrxposecl uf suxdcnts clcciccl by thc suxdcnl. body and t cz1c'hcrs Q-lcsftccl by lim faruhy. JXH COH1l1'liLLCCS arc fhrmscrm by this group. and il Carries 21 heavy YCSIJf.!llSifJi1ily in ircmiug out mzmy of thc: ciliififullies which arise during thc ycrzuz . ill'l1lZl'.NSlI!l' CZONIXH I 'l I' li mf'-12323,-.WV Nw xx,,.,?31Y4 . 4 1 , 9 'L.f-f.m fi K YW HCLIHI' CII POI IVF N GOVERNMENT Q I' .XSI ' Ii C 1? XXV!-I ClU7NffXIILI'Lf'I' I' JN ACTION 1 K I TXIHXITORFQ ,B im OMNIVI I lfli 'SH IX XI'CLl?l32.XlflON AC77W77E.S' L ISSJ Q -'-'---' r Y FLAME EEXRD 15111101-111-Clzief .................... . ...... JANE AIJANIS A.S'SiSflHI1lf Editor in Clzmge of Plzologmplzy .................... HENNY JACKSON A11 E1Zil0I' ..............,..,.. . ..... JUNIE S'I'RINGER A1Zverli.s'iug M1m1IgeI' ..... AA.A. J UIIY NIACCQREGOR Bzzsizzess Zvlllllllgff ...... Y ,.,... DOROTHY BEER iff! 10 riglzf: JLJNIIQ STRINGER, I-IILNNY .JACK- SON, JANI: ADAMS, JUIIY NlACfLREGOR, Q... IDOROTIIY BIQIQR. J FIRST SEMESTER M1111 J NI.-XRY EI,I,A CARIAIQNTIQR NI.-XRNIE XVINTI-QR , CYNTHIA HOIJI' I HELEN AICICQOVERN SI'sAN NIIi'I'ZINGIiR P11010 15011211 PIQIIZR NIOLI-Qs GAII. VIc1'I'OR NIARAYA Mc:ClI'I,I.Y VIJERRY SCICYIVI' BEA STRAND left to Izfflzl ClYN'I'I-IIA HOLT, CLAII. XVICTOR, BI.-XRAYA NIc:ClI'I.I.Y. BIARNII4' XVINTIQR, YIAERRY Sc:O'I'T, PI1'I'I:1R XIOLES. BIQA STRAND, HIQIIZN B ICGOYIQRN, SECOND SEMESTER Stufl CYNTHIA HtJI.'l' HIQLEN lX ICCLUVlCRN BARBIE LANIQFORIJ PIYOILO 13011111 CYNTHIA BRAc:RIa'I I' AIARILYN ERIIIRSON BIQVERLY PoT'I'III11 l,I11:ILI.E STOMS fl I0 right: c1YN'l'IllA HOIJI1 BAIIIIIIQ I.ANIIIfORD, HI12l.IiN NIARILYN ERICKSON, 1,uc:II.I.I-1 STOAIS, CYNTIIIA BIcvIcRI.Y PO'I'TI.E. 1 lfmrzt rmu, left in riglzi: AIIQRIEI. PIANIXI. SALLY HINGHAAI, SALLY KAIZ. MARY LANIIIQ. NICRY ISIQNZ, NIARLENI-1 IIICER XIARAYA Mc:CuLI,Y, ELLIQN HLSI-1, .XNIJY Rl'SSlfII.I. Sffrmzrl mzu.' .IUIIY BLAKE. CYNTIIIA HOLT, l5AI5IsI1c IIANGFURII, -ILINII-1 STRINIQILR, IHYLIS FI'I'ZI'A'I'RICR, BARBARA lI'ID Jojo MILLARII. -IAN111 .IXIIAMS '1'lI1'I'd row: JUDY XYOI1-'If. CINNY XV141YI5RHAIcL'sL2R. NIARY lfl.I.A CARPIax'I'uR, NI.-XRY XVliI.l.S GRIc:c9s, LAVRA FLOAN JUDY AIACCLRICCOR QIIIIJY BLARI2 SALLY BIIYGHAAI GINNY XVIcYFRLIAI.l'suR NIARAYA AICCIIYLLY HIQIQKY IURISCOLL I.AI'RA FLIIAN AIANE :XIJANIS RI,-XRY XVI-1I.I.S CLRIILGN MARY PIKINAAI IM.-XNCY EARL AIIIYCE AIJAAIS CLIQORGIA Sox1MIiRs rl'liRRY Sc1o'I'T KI-1RS1'lN PIQIJI-1RsI-.N ' P A CAPPELLA MEMBERS BARBIE LANGFORII NICKY BIQNZ CYNTHIA Hou' PIIYLIS FI'I'zIfATRIc:R Jojo NIILLARD ,XNIIY Rl'5SI11LI. SALLY KAI! RIARY ELLA CARIPIQNTLR NEXV MEMBERS CACO RIYERS CARUI. BRATNOISER AIARILYN ERIIIRSON CLARI1 NIGGA CQAY fQRAY BARBARA FIIQLD -ILIIJY YVoLIfIf RIARLENI-I PIEGER MIKRIIQL HANIBI ELLIQN HUSIQ IIINIIQ S'1'RINuIaR KIIZIIY MAc:GRIf3GoR RIARY LANGIQ GLEE CLUB CU M MITTEE MEMBERS BARBARA FIIiLIm, presifl1'1It AIARY IUOSIJALL PHYLIS FI'I'zPA'1'RIc1K IXIARLENIC HLGIQR CYNTHIA H4Jl.'l' l'1I.LlQN HI'sI-1 .ILTIIY XVOLFF I-XNIJY Rl'5SEI.L N11 1 Y Mlss S'l'l'1l'llENS, SALLY NIUORIC 1 1.OLLY BENZ. BETSYRANISEY Left Io rzghl: IJEDIC CAMERER. NANCY EARL, ANXE1 LEYTEN. Curl CILARR. 1.Al'RA FIOAN, PROJECTIO CL B J MEMBERS SALLY BIOORE, j7'res1'dent SUSAN READ IREDE CAMERER NANLIX' EARL SALLY B1Nc:HAM BETSY RAN'1SEY' ARDIETTA FORD JOAN S1-IAPIRO CLARE NIGGA BARBARA BREWSTER MARY HKDSKINS JOAN NVOOLDRIIJGE IJUSTY PLATT LOLLY BENZ BONNIE NIAIRS QJICI CLARK SANDRA f2UlNN CQINNY LOW SANDY PI.A'I 1' IJONNA PERLT LAURA FLOAN .NNN O'NE1LL JOYCE ADAMS -IOANNA RARIG .ANNE LU YTEN LUCILLE STONIS PUBLIC AFFAIRS BARBARA FIELD, President, Hrs! semester IJOROTHY BEER, President, second .Sf Ifl,6SfFV PIIYLIS FI'l'ZPA'l'RlCK, Secretary, Hut srfmesler SANDRA QUINN, Secretary, sr?c'ond .sffwxzfstm JUDY B'IACf1REGOR NIARY BANCROFT PII-lLFN NICCEOVERN I.AL?RA FLOAN Jojo BIILLARD CYNTHIA HOLT IDUSTY PLATT SALLY KA'fZ Pli'l'ER BTOLES BABBII-1 LANGFORIJ SANDRA QUINN ANNE LUYTEN JOANNA RARIG CLARE NIGGA KXRIEL XVELCI-I SUSAN REA!! BIARNIE XVINTER Left to riglzl: .IOANNA RARIG, CYN- THIA Hill,'lt, BABBIE Left to righl: MARY BANc:ROlfT, JOJO NIILLARD, LANGFORD DOROTHY BEER M155 BUSYN, BARBARA FIELD 1 FRENCH CLUB Ifrmzl mm, Iefl to rigid: NIARY ELLA CARPENTER, CYNTHIA Hi7l.T, IBUSTY PI.AT'l'f, CLARE NIGGA Srwnzzl row, left to rigid: CYNTHIA CLARK, DORO- THY BEER, ARIEI. XVELCII, CATHY NIYERS. BIARNIE XYINTER MEMBERS NEVV MEMBERS NIARNIIC VVINTER, President SALLY KATZ CIYNTHIA HOLT, CLER'1'RUnE PEET Secretary-Treasurer CACO MYERS IJOROTHY BEER GA11. VICTOR MARY ELLA CARPENTER ,ANNE LUYTEN CYNTHIA CLARK .IUDY BLAKE c:A'I'HY M YERS Left to right: MRS. PARKER, BIARNIE NVINTER, BIADEMOISELLE DIEBOLD :XRIEL WVELCH SERVICE CCMMITTEE Lejl to right: IJONNA PERLT, SALLY KATZ, CLARE NIGGA, BARBARA GRAY. BIIRIANI REAY CILARE BIOGA, Miss COBURN , N fXf 1 X First Semester l IU IBLR5 Second Semester CLARE NIGGA, President JOANNA RARIG SALLY KATZ DOROTHY BEER DUSTY PLATT POLLY CROSS KERSTIN PEDERSEN LOLLY BENZ T421 CLARE MOGA, President IJONNA PERLT SALLY KATZ NIIRIANI REAY BARBARA GRAY DEDE CANIERER Quiel-1Wrs. Sehroerler wants to talk. Airs. Schroeder THE CAST Affr. Appojwllozlzs ...,.,.......... JIBI XVILSON Ruth A.,,.,,,,,...,.A...,AAA,,,, MARLENT: HRGLQR Eileen ..,... ....,.,... N IARNIE XV1N'1'1iR Jensen ...,,,..,.., ....,, C HARLES RIENSISIAIRCL First Drunk ,,,., ,..,.. A IUDY MACGRHLOR Second Drunk .,..,,w...,.AA..A IUNIE STRING!-IR Lonigan llze Cop ,.A,..,......... TOM PRYOR Vendor ......AA....,,.,.A. ....,., B ETSY RANISI-IN The T'Vre1'k ..A, .....,..BUNK XVERNIQR First Kid ......V. .,e.v.. B ECKY DRISlItDI.I. Second Kid .,Y.... ..,....... A IUDY BI,AKl41 Dr. Flelfller ..AVV ..7,. D AVID DRLANTQY ....,iCYNTH1A CLARK Helen ...... ......Y1'ERRY O,BRIEN Frank .......,,.. Chic Clark ..... l.........l,.. I ,RO HAUSER Violet .,.,....... ...e,,. E LIZADETH Moms Mrs. Wade .,Aw... .,.,e..k I EAN ELMQU1sT Mr. Baker .,......,.. ,.,..' I QONII OyBRI1iN First l'VO'l'lHHIlII ,,,,,,.. IJAVID DIZLANEY Second Workman..AIOHN CARPENTER Aunt Carrie ............,,,,.. RUTH STOBIS Prospective VTIWIIIIIIIWIDOROTHY BEER Brazilian C07'lSlli..PIlCRBER'1' BUSHER Six Brazilian Admirals-JOHN IXIEDDLFNIAN, TOM HICRS, BRAD BIZICBE, TOM Roush, TOM LOWE, JOHN CARPENTER Don't get your wires crossed, jackson, 'Reggae' llireeted by ......,. IRMA R Selling by .... Assistant to t AY SCHROLD JAM les SCHROFD he Direel or HI'Il.l'LN M OC CYNTHIA CU7ISi7'1,lfl'i077 ...... ,.T,. S A Proiberlies ...... ,..... Costnnz es .i... Lzgli Is ....., Sound i,,,.. Make-up ...... .....BA1sB112 LA .....Hl1INNX' LLY B13 ,..,..Y..CA'l'HY M ..,..H1f:1.1cN MCC . Sand Hog .....T........ EDWARD EMERSON ,Vg-jf'g'N, The rnaking of Ajzjzopolous. lfrmn dame to flanzsel. w You lake your Cieorgizz peach and get oizl of here. But, Violet rloesift live here anymore. THE DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS MY SISTER EILEE a Comedy in 'Three Acts by Chodorov and Fields and it's signed by the mayor Did Alarly sem! you? Here's I0 us and Buigumly, California. Lenve.'.'.' SPUR TS . V 455 J GAA OFFICERS Pwfsia'w1! ,,.., . .. First Se111este1'-BECRY' DR1sc:oI is Second SCIIICSICI'-.JUNIIC S'1'R1Nc:Ei: Viz-e PTC?.YI-ClI'IIl ..,..,.. .,..A..,.V,,,...,,,..,v,,w..... ANNE l,I:Y'1'EN SlfI'1'KlI17'j1 , ,,. ,., , A ..., ............,,,.....,....,... NICKY BEN7 Tl'fIl,SIl'l'l'l' ,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,. JUDY BIACfiRlCGOR Poinl Sy.s'lf11l Alflllllgfl' First SCIDCSIC1'-JUNIE STRINGER H H Shroud Scmcstcl--QHCICC abojishgd Iffi In rigllt: Anne I.11ytc'11, -IUHIC Sll'1llgCl', Bcgkj IIS Hwkpy Ammlgm.--MMW-UWM,V-W--H-KM, STODDARD coll, Nicky Benz, Judy Mzlcffrcgor. Volleyball Nlarzaget' ,..,,,....... Y,Y.w.. I ,AURA FLOAN Baskrtball Manager .,.............. .......... C Aco NIYILRS Indirzidual Sports Manager ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, B IARY DCJSIJALI, HOCKEY VARSITY VOLLEYBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSI I Y .-XRIEL YVELCH, Captain BICCKY DR1SfIOI.Ii, Captain ANNE I,uY'1'EN, Captain CACO IVIYERS NICRY BENZ KAY STODDARD ANNE I.UY'rEN SALLY BINGHANI CATHY NIYERS Jojo AIILLARD JUNIE STRINGER BECKY DR1sCoLL JANE ADAINIS IXIARY HOSKINS ANNE LUYTICN NICRY BENZ CYNTHIA HoLT SALLY BINGHAM JUNIE STRINGER CATHY IYIYERS Jojo INIILLARD CAc:o AIYERS NICRY BENZ SUSAN IVIETZINGER JANE ADAMS A Jojo EIILLARD Left to right: Laura Floan, Mary Dosdall, Kay Stoddard, Caco Myers. Junie Stringer, Miss Gunsolly HOCKEY SUMMIT DOXVNS NORTHROP 5-O The Summit Sizzlers tangled witl1 the Northrop Knaves on the Minneapolis turf on XVednesday, the twenty-filth ol' October. The last whistle of the senior game liound Summit out in lront Bell. The sophomores chalked up one goal, while the juniors and seniors tallied two apiece. All three games got off to slow starts but picked up speed and lorcelul- ness as they progressed. The games were rough, and Northrop put up a hard Hghtg however, Sum- mit's aggressiveness and accuracy proved victorious. SAINTS HOW' TO SUMNIIT 5-fl The day of October thirty-first, lound Sum- mit once again victorious, this time over Saint Mary's Hall at Faribault. The battle was close and hard fought on both sides. Together the freshmen and sophomores from Summit man- aged to score three times, while the Saints lound that opportunity only once. The Sum- mit juniors, hindered by lack ol' man power, remained scoreless, but the juniors from Fari- bault chalked up two. The roughest and lastest battle ol the day came when the seniors clashed. The Saints got the ball between the goal posts only once, but Summit managed to score twice, giving them the one point lead that saved the day. UNIORS TAKE TITLE The battle for the volleyball championship took place on December ll, between the Seniors and the juniors. Although the upper classmen stayed ahead during most of the game, they were finally beaten by a score of ill-25. The first quarter had good serving on both sides. but the Seniors surged ahead with the aid of Dris- eoll's spikes. The junior team regained itsell' and managed to lessen the gap between the two scores in the second period. Although the Seniors maintained their lead during the third period, the juniors came within three points of them through the strong serving of Langford and lNICclOV6'fll. The long rallies and excellent spiking on both sides in the last quarter height- cned the tension, but the Juniors worked hard together and had pulled into the lead by six points by the end of the game. td 9 PM' BASKETBALL JUNICRS BEAT SOPHOMCRES 1847 The championship basketball game was play- ed before a large crowd in the Summit gym on Tuesday, March 20. Both teams showed the energy and will to win, but the Juniors pushed a little harder to take the title. The first basket, made by the juniors, was followed closely by one for the Sophomores. The rest of the first three periods was close but uneventful except for the frequent fouling on both sides. The fourth period was the most exciting and had the most scoring. Both teams fought hard and well, but the Sophomores couldn't seem to connect with the basket as well as their opponents. Vlith the help of l3ingham's shots, Platt's rebound- ing, and McGox'ern's guarding the juniors cap- tured the championship despite Myers's skill at both forward and guard and the hard playing of Benz and Floan. .Xxxi-3 l.1'x'1'ifx and l,,wRA Fumx We take this opportunity to c'migratulati- the win- ners of the H350 tennis tournament. 'l'he singles was won by Polly Bancroft. who graduated last year. Her experience aclcled to her skill enabled her to take the championship with case. Anne Luyten and Laura lfloan. two girls who were frcslnnen at the time. won the douhlesf Their top rank in the lOll1'I12illl6l1l is a great trihute to lllClll. and we will keep our eyes on them during the next three years. Congratulations. girls! gl 110110: 4 'W i 5 f 'f i i xi-1 lmrrrix and l.AU4,x lfro-xx , To l1161l'ff.' W , SALIA' BINGIIAM , MM Wwtmm I I. W-W, 1 4 i 1' I , 'Www L. A www M' 4 ' , ', Q v ' 1 AJ ,J , I i 'Wa E9 'es ei , ,J . 'wg 0,0 9 0 C Q 0 i521 O :L W gsm Qi 1 gm w 1 W A 'ffm' 'Ik-11:11 of Prizlw fmnri Iwi SPORTS ..-ff' ' ax. my 4 3 Qld? 'I Lf'2'f'11n1 ik il 71' 11 juli. i E X ez. ing lruzllafw. Iluiiakf-.-'Q I lfnsfl ffm. ,Wtlfifjl liz! in? H im! 61 fnmff l!mf,f1:2f.m riff 11114. , z,, N ,,,1 C zznwm ,sfryf m:','! Hrrtrfu' fill flflllly' 'iw i f , ff : ' ' Ei: 1 E, 2 Q fs E f i f 2 14' ff? E C E 5 ..,. i 2 f U IJIIIII' fm mm' Yrff. V A SEQMW7 .W Q Q: f , u f Q? 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ED SCHMIDT N41 Congratulations to the Class of 19 51 74a . - . ra Y as-' ' X xlygfqf, I ,. . ,Abs 5 sw Q 0 5 1? -p AQ I I9 27 4' mf 9 RW.- Q M Sw X. 1 1N,oaw1 semi FARAKS 2 J 0' 3 JM Q Li X111 l S wx X 1 if 1 .3 'A 7 uv . - vi 5' 9 . 9 5,45 3 3 SV 6 I 'rf X Q ,,, E S ,gf Q1 'O' X 5 C 5' W is 4 X' 5 2 Q 4 QQ! 1 ,bffq-xg is lI!!!II L gx 1.7 w . ,WAS 1 'E if W- R if XX AYWQ! xy 6' REGWQQAEKMAPJ , 6 5 1 Eng Wana 50c Adelaide M. Enright Kathe e G F bes H. R. A. A. G. Y V if im f iwiw fam M L S S ' P 1 ACHMAN Ros. 1 ESTABLISHED 1910 V' C U T F L OW E R S , FLORAL DESIGNS 1247 GRAND AVE. sr. PAUL, MINN. Zone 5 ' De Sm 2:56 66 I C0111 pliln en ts OKTHGKEWILLIAM Wazzfkandef 77, -fdfftyfdfbd Life Insurance - Annuities Estate Planning - Pension Plans Business Life Insurance 400 Guardian Bldg. GA 7695 St. Paul I, Minn. I I l Ill '-i .. T' . . R' ' 'W . . 0 T .4 .4 1 ' . Q I' 5 L., v S 1.0 ' ' 'X ' l ' ,Eli fi-'au WQFOR THE YOUNG IN HEART 1 Mm 'I an-,f, J' will W if 1 Liu , Lf M Cffw 45 I In cLoTl-:Es BY l1ANz1l Q I ll ln? l,a mul, Iwexa 'AVIT 1,7-I llbl-v 'ic LT' 1.35 1 ll ' I l 4 K ,r ul f. l 1:1:ll I R , Q-fb 1... i .il'L'rl9 I fl :T 0 T 331551 lr 'I' W-I' 'J ' ExcLuslvELY ouks A A V- A ,i gl 4 .FRANK MURPHY 'e ,S 5 , lg ' I' ' f ' T THIRTY WEST FIFTH STREET 'I Q If ' ' li ' lillll 's 1 - Il 5 ' r ll . I 4 - . . in u ' ' ' :ir I - ills' ll I2 , .,.. i f , ll! I L - .... ...... .Y.Y..... , - -,-.-.-.A,-,A-- ,,.,,, , , - If 4:4 wow, pmzw .. iz may ae waz: nmzecef Q 404 Qualify lone gconomicallq HLBRECHT PRINTING co. 'Call GArfieId 8366 2,4527 p,,i,,g,,,, 213 NEWTON BUILDING, SAINT PAUL 1 hrga, Q I 1 l57l x F0 X, 'JV if Y XJ 38 V+' 4 .W 29' -rf , if A. f PM, dr ,J AQJXS K Q' 5 LZHVLS' Q.. g.dw-1-fx. L!.n,,Lx Q Qu 'GJVR ii? 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T721 Compliments of DISPEUSIUG OPTICIHUS TREACY'S PHARMACY HEHRW W A. 1. TREACY B. Phm. ROddY-HUI'1I-HCIQGTFTWGD Grand 8. Lexington Dale 8710 ST PAUL MINN Q5 UJ' 6th gt. , GH ,field 7373 t t Congratulations and Life Long Success i 11 U , to the CLASS on pst 5 ,+4 . V ' ef ' , sr. xl s .Q fs , ga. fwsf. f' ' Boss Auto Supply Company V 5 .naw . S Ln H 1 Qff't gM.AsM '. ............................................. -.l .- .... .... ......... . Mp QQ, H V p spoon n n an no sonoo nsnnA' V W - , Congratulations and Best Wishes 1 from - - The Home of Flowers tl I Clase? 1 H0l.M 8 UlSON, INC. Ce an ue N zo wesfsfh sneer t 159 Duke StreetlOff Pleasant, CE dur 7335 t 73 A I 41 Compliments of the World's Leading Ornithologist New 1951 STUDEBAKER A New High Note-ln Style A New High Peakeln Value The Famous Economical Champion In the Lowest Price Field A Brilliant New Commander V-8 The Thrifty One for '51 See cmd Drive Them af Your Nearest STUDEBAKER DEALER o Enioy QcwJ Ice Cream COlTlPLlfT'lEl'lTS OF THE Speech 'w '55 Sd 5 ' I ' ' ' V peace get-'YS in . - -c D ' 54 ll six x U oil I 5 ' 'v D 1' 4 5 '49 Q 'fs ' n ' r 9 S- ' . Q N . U J S , we in I Yes' ' l MU-L03 Y ' 5? L . KY,-X, x .ef LJ HB Q ,J I H . Aux X ff .6 . N,' ,lic is 0 'C I ' Q UQBQ + 1' Q l A fix .. 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WINTER General Agents Compliments of a Friend Q M 0 u d Ty 's APQTHECARY SHUP ' 'St. Paul's Prescription Store' ' Fnfth and St. Peter Cedar 0571 St. Paul, Minn I IT 5 SITIHRT . . . to buy the best Genuine Levis SPFILDITIG snoote sHoes munaoe cnsrlmeae swenreas Bass smouens vat Desco Btouses Dans smms SPERRY TOP-SIDERS 6929 EY I77I 5 6 f X M Qzwfgem a Q-' .L f- - I , fn 'S . X ' . 'S Vs A A , Pl' . 59 fm? ' .L V 'C ., H ' ,,,,, ..! e r rf 3 A, HON BRAND E Q. FINISHES A Neuse nm ' L x r A xx 5 Q Q ,4 Q xl ek 5 A hi K Q F 'Eg 5 3 ,K Y 'v X, 'Q A 5 2 Q jx 1 I A75 . b A I I HL if Grand Ave. Grab. was-fa' 8: Meats fa E. J. WALL, Prop. Private Exchange: 794-796 Grand Ave. DA le 6501 Cor. Avon St. K Little I-Icnry The Tyre Shop KINCJ 740 Grand Ave. Corner Grohe Radgmo, eomfzleie rqulamolfiae Smuice wheef Repairs 654 Alignment U81 Compliments of a Friend I791 Compliments of the merican oist ,fm nd DERRICK COMPANY , lg X.. wx, , 15, xx, ,w,x.., 2, Xue, s X l ' 0 X12 if., 48 WK . 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