Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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MARGARET K. SPICER The senior class dedicates its FLAME to someone who has been an influential person around Summit for many years. As head of the English department she has made her course interesting to her students. She has taken us to Shakespearean plays, she has played records of poets reading their own poetry, and she has conveyed her enthusiasm for literature to all of us. She is extremely interested in all of her students and can be depended on for good advice in any situation. This interest in her students is shown DEDICATION . by the fact that she spends a great deal of time writing college recommendations for all the seniors. Ever since we have known her, she has been an enthusiastic supporter of our projects, and as our class advisor for the past two years, she has helped us solve many problems. It is with affection that we have chosen Miss Spicer as our honorary Senior Marshal, and we are very glad to be able to dedi- cate our Flame to her.

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FACULTY pages 6-13 ACTIVITIES pages 56-69 ATHLETICS pages 70-77 .. CGNTENTS S E N I 0 R S pages 14-39 STUD ENT S pages 40-55 HIGHLIGHTS pages 78-95

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Q V1 . yu- ETHEL E. PEASE, Headmistress Ever since we became acquainted with Miss Pease when we were seventh graders, we have realized what a wonderful person she is. She has been a willing adviser to us and a sympathetic friend. She is always there for us to depend on, and we know that we can talk to her whenever we have a problem. Her spirit of fun and sense of humor have added informality to our relationship. Miss Pease has certainly been one of our best friends during our years at Summit. -Q . -V - H alf i Q f tp , f 'VVV li I