Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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MISS MOE Miss Moe, the academic secretary at Summit, has for over a decade been an important part of our school life. Her cheerfulness and her efficiently clicking heels have helped to make many a student's day brighter. She is always busy with numerous tasks, among them the scheduling of classes and meetings and the especially interesting job of filling out report cards. However, these are not the main things we will remember about Miss Moe. Rather we will remember that she was the one who pro- 3'5r l be 'k l1i5' 5. ya- - I ' ,r ti? duced the much-needed excuse when we had been late to school or to class. She was the one who had to decide whether the green-looking girl in front of her was really sick or whether it was a test next period that brought about the sudden illness. Most important of all she always had a friendly greeting for each of us whenever she passed us in the hall. The senior class has tried to thank her for being such a wonderful friend by making her their honor- ary United Nations flagbearer.

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This year Summit is unfortunate to lose a teacher who has been a main part of the school for forty- one years. Miss Stephens, familiary known as Miss Stevie, is always patient and willing to help her stu- dents through the difficulties of Algebra and Geo- metry. Impossible problems suddenly appear easy through her clear explanations. Her classes are al- ways fun for she not only makes the work interest- ing, but she often tells jokes and plays games that are related to her subject. Previously Miss Stevie taught all the sciences at Summit, but recently she has been teaching Algebra and Geometry and has been head of the mathematics department. MISS STEVIE There are many things that we will always remem- ber when we think of Miss Stevie. Foremost among these are her chugging up to school in her new green bombfl the various shapes and objects found on top of her blackbogard, her 6:30 A.M. Physics classes on T.V., the hysterics resulting from some of her jokes, her logic problems, and the daily chorus of Yes, Miss Stevief' She also has many hidden talents such as organ playing. Because of her great service to Summit, the senior class chose Miss Stevie as their honorary school flagbearer.

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MARTHA PORTEUS RUTH STEPHENS HILDE LYNCKER MARY CARLSON Science 8,11,12 Mathematics 10,11,12 Mathematics 8,9 Mathematics 9 Latin 10 Librarian HELEN BUSYN History 9,11,12 t AGNES WALSH ANDREE GALLIOT NANCY LANGE SPHHIS11 11,12 French 10,11,12 French 7,8,9 Latin 9 PATRICIA BAKER History 7,8,10 MARGARET SPICER CAROLINE READ SUSAN MAY ROSE CLEMENTS English 11,12 English 9,10 English 7,8 Mathematics 7 Physical Education 4,5,6 NWN- MG!