Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1962 volume:

f.fmfa.44Qu MZQAJ . . If THE FZGINQ 1 962 BONNIE QUANTRELL Editor LINDA SHARPE Copy Editor l ffl efz AME SUMMIT SCHOQL St. Paul, Minn. w-wwe, ,L fizkqigi WQQK'-qi , ,S f f 'L W' A Q 4-A K A y , 4 , ww, V , , ff H qw: ' 1-'v . H Q 4 Na ' 0 h f '4' f '1 643' mv 4 ' '??,y'A ml' I Y vff, I I LV 4 ,,4w,Mv ,K fb AM x, i Mg. ,W V Xiu, 'ga M I M 'K 'v,v4,,. +V 15, ' . XZ? wx K V ,, , -4 X117 1 ,J f3.vK,,,:m,5iP,g.f' J my VV my A fm, , , 1 ,, WX W , W . Wk. , M ,E ww.,-W ' , .KU ' fm , mf, A fvwm L 6 X l - mm, The Senior Class Presents . . . fl a look at Summit through the various hoolcs which pertain to THC the different aspects of school Z-Q 2+ life. Reading is such an impor- 'PP tant part of Summit that We thought it would he only right to have this as the theme of our yearhoolc. Some of the hooks are humorous, ancl some are serious, hut all represent some part of Summit. HThe true University of these days is a collection of hoolcsf' Z5 Caryle fi? W 'STU OUUT5 f-K ?44'i?S f-X f N r f X :TENS ew' 1-W, WS K-5 iff if f L lic' Sim rg ' Z... 5 GEEK Ufifv +PHT 66? ETHEL E. PHASE A good headmislress is Nliss Pease, She always does her Iaesl to please. Her help and guidance are beyond reproach, And at farulty-student games shes a mighty good Coach. Eager and ready to try something new, You can always count on her to come through. Smiling and cheerful, and never depressed. As headmistresses go, she is the best. Heaolmistress Martha Porteus The dedication of the yearhoolc is the highest honor the senior class can hestow upon a memher of the faculty. This is our way of showing gratitude to the faculty members we laelieve have been closest to our class. This year a douhie dedication is in order. We couid not do justice without giving hoth of them the credit that is due. Our associations with these two teachers are hy no means parallel: they represent to us two different aspects of Summit. The first, though not an official adviser to our class, has been more than just a teacher. She has cheered us when we were gium, and although we are not aiways too cheerful, we've had a lot of fun together, and we have a great respect for her. DEDICATION Helen Busyn The other has heen a great heip to us as we struggled through seemingly hopeless situations. She has given us good advice when We wanted it or when she thought We needed it. As a wiiiing and enthusiastic friend of our class, she has devoted long hours to assisting us in any class project we might undertake. And so with affection and respect, the senior ciass is proud to dedicate the 1962 Flame to Miss Martha Porteus and Miss Helen Busyn. ADVISE ff, .quo W' M- W + X W i 0W W K ,W W W N W I 4 q ll- - hu....,.f.,,'w...,.. . .-I-V b.v.73y.a1wii9,w,'- gg, via: .c-wcmfl:,-9,-g,-'.gLy.Ev.a,'e -rw-11e?r1 ! .,'Z.3?gL2 2529 . ' -- ' . . . Faculty X QQ gg i i Claire Emstie Summit is unfortunate this year to he losing tw teachers who have clone much in hetpingg th: stucients through their srhoot years. txtrs. Emstie witi atways he rememtoereci as sh taught us seronct gratte. Loving Ctiitctren as sh does, she has spent many hours helping ther overcome ciouhts anci tears in the process 03 growing up. Everyone witt rememher her way 0 cheering pcopte up when they are saci, and reprei mancting them when they mistnehave. Vve stxat ait miss Mrs. Emstie as she teaves Summit. ff f Ziff 7219? iiii fi V .ii' N Mdfy Carlson Mrs. Carlson has for a tong time had one of the hardest johs in the schoot. As tihrarian she has been responsitbte for tceeping the tihrary in order. anct tneing ahte to find any ohscure hootc a student might want. Atong with this she has tounct time to teach a math class. She has heen a ctose friend to many ot us, and tistenect to our prohtems. The svhoot Witt seem very strange withf out her. 10 dy I f K an-...............,w n I A 1: , V fm or .5 UPPER SFHOOI. FACULTY: STANDING: Mdfllld Porlvus, Mtll'y Carlson, Andres Galliof, Ruth Sff'!'PVlS, Mcxrf fwarlin, Funirc Nloofly, Helffn Busyn, Pafriciu Mccari. SIZATED: Agnes Xvulsll, Caroline Reucl, Hilde Lynclzer, Valerie H4zr1crJ1'Ia, Lois Ives, pcggy VVivr. lane! Knoop. Vicloria Punsalun. I.OVv'lfR SCHOOL I ACUT.TY: fvuomi Huslings, Pafriciu Baker, I.:-rmrr' Dunn, Nlary pvlvrson, Bvulrifrf Milfflll, Claire Ernslio, VFX,-Y' 7 V7 ,4- QP-r fffk 5 VYU' A , YT' SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS lcan Gayncs, Heirfn Garvey, Olga Berg, Iariicc Baldwin, Mary' Kirby, Mary Tuitie, Alice Rand. OFFICE STAFI7 Dorothy Carlson, Gertrude Persanie. AB SENT: Helen Siclzels. ui ...M 44 Q i fwissizsifsmw W . ,E,:fss.zafz:,-e-,,-Q-an , 11, iii? 5 1 eu.: V' ' 2715 41 . . 1, .. ,, L , 2 WQVSHFII 56? V' yu - 'Lv:-,,L4w? W 1 - zigggggjggyk - , : 'gf 0 A in 1 ' . , Q ' 7 ' . 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'W,Mf'f+wQ wk :f Vw.-xsf:g, , , ' f V5 7 I Q V I X not if Qm-is ttttmt Qlclrwlt 9 C ,QQCMUJVLQN LUU' tltiYltiIM.lolQ.'5!Z QVVQNA Carol React 38 llltwle cy fafggktyf as C axles Www New e, QQ, CX wr A MUD A146 KYDU5 C A V QM, LEE BROVVN - Senior lvlarsliall The Senior lvlarstiall isqtlle tligliest unclergracluate position in tlie gracluution ceremonies. Lee Brown well Cleserves tlais recognition ol l'1er spirit ancl llard Worlc. Slwe llas always laeen cooperative and lias tl'1e respect of all tlwose who lcnow lier. Because ol lwer outgoing per- sonality slme is a goocl representative ol Summit wlierever stie goes. CURTIS IVIETCALFE - Scltool Flaglyearer Tlie tionor ol Scliool l:laglJearer is given to a rlunior Wll0.Sl10WVS a great clout of entlwusiasm in all areas ol scliool life. Besides lacing at goocl stuelent, lncy Metcalfe is active in atliletics ancl Stuclent Council activities. Slwe can always lae clepenclecl upon anal lias proven ller relialyility in everytliing slle unctertalces. CAROL READ H Unilecl lxlations Flaglyearer To lbe tlde United Nations Flagtvearer, a girl must lime active in scliool ancl community lile. Carol Reacl llas always sllown tiersell to lbe outstancling in everytlling slme does. As an lionior stuclent, slle still lias time to be active in tlie Student Council ancl Worlc in Ctramatics. All lmer qualities malce us glad tt1atsl1eis a Summit girl. O' ' dgiigyi' CEC? N oi- JUKUJ l Q59 t E iv i .V . X QM Q FP X 4 'mf' ' .Q 5 , .IN .i .qv 1 E , 4 U fi u , 5 a ' + 1 Q . sf' Q s 1 1s ZS is .N -gn W we v lbw K ,E ,R,. ,. wg ,-,,,: :, , .fS - ,. ,,,,., W Q W.. .SURPRISE I N I 1 5555 T5 QUWQ W QE MQ I If Students Q3 X fb W 1 f K 41 4. f' W' QPQX X f X Stride Toward Freedom . . . . BOTTOFI ROXV: Hurlmun, Read, fwvlccxlf, Puwlcyn, Owens, Owens, Biorn, Lamp. QND ROXV: Griggs, Pallvrson, Loomis, Turner, H Xvilleonson, I,vzu'ill, Dean, Affair, Brown, Curtis. SRD RQXV: Bufllile, Ffolliot, Krueger, Smith, ABSENT: ElnicI1y,Field. JUNIORS.. 'i i .. M J No comment is , 5355 need rf . . . H , 2' 7+-H ' if V:' : iris- for the nuciferous world 5 m of the the Class of ,65 2 r r Q, E x N XZ' A f i Y Y UD FFOH1 SICIUQFY . . . ISO'I'l'ONI NUXY: Uflo, Axlnfvs, Oelller, Cyr, Urufev, Cuopvr. JNVD RUXXV' Cflwrznzmz, H4-Imuvzrz, Smnnwrf, Snxufny. Xvoml, Scluznerrxzzn Stis'r'u'aIc1. SRD Roxy: Slzvpurfl, LillC'1f'IZP, Xvilfle, Griggs, Hoff, Levin, .xlurqflrp Ruy. Vlvcmgvr, Uirlclvrxs, Alillirlggtmlrx. ABSENT: fiivlfl ljlull, Rolll, Sullivan, Suwnvy, SOPHOMORES. RECOLLECTIONS: Ivfwolcon Snowball figllfs HI coulzIn't care Icssfl lvlilifflry LLYlif0l'Y7lS Urrllgyfrg rgql 11Uf5,H Fall-ou! shelters H,D,F, 0 I X V .-.5 . ,. X QQ. Q, ' N s 1 , x xx x 'l j --vi. '-,. r Gif: ,3 'x.' , .i fQ95'+ ' 3 A Af V s X I ff 5 X X .- f A I f L , y . KxL,' 5 fl' A Nb ! '1 , QL . t A-.V. V . - '-1-vi 1 ' l I 1-A7 0 ' a j . 7' . , fir N 1 Q . ...Qs- -.. .ef f x a , rl FM Y xxi ' 1, , '- Mrk . .QQ C Of Human Bondage . . BOTTONI ROXV: Davis, Bertlmlf, Okie, Clark, Hartman, QND ROXV: Cross, Bentson, Bricker, Burrows, Berg, Trenerry. BRD ROXV Turner, Vfithy, Napier, Steffens, RQUCIQHZJUSII, Ward, Fifield, Olson, Brown, Saunders, Nlccloucl. ABSENT: Savage. FRESHMEN.. 6 .K 7 ii 'rw , , Q' if M - A , , H ,, 'f5Jf z', 2f Jw, , wm a-1.'iA ?42w3?f'4 ft , W, ..,, , ,, I -5' A . . - - , 1 . ,?l5 Y?54'3T:ri ' :QA x 2 ' V ' f - ,1 1:55 mg a. ff, 3 V N 1 L5 9 if ' The Longest Years . . . l1ifjTTfJlXl Roxfxl: Roth, Trenerry, I,0flSgCL7'flf'f1, Klien, Gille, Demi, QND ROVV: Buirrl, Blom, Hunnulorcl, lY.ear1itl, Smith, Slavs. ERD ROXV: lolmson, Owens, Slmrpe, Vvooil, Davis, Olson, Krueger, llugus, Kmwutz, l'.eVin, Zell, Donnelly, Patterson, Kenyon, ABSENT: IYSFLPV, I.0SllP, EIGHTH GRADE , Xfvliat Vvoulcl Happen ll: Angi screamed into a t6i11'l'l6I',S ear Ann B. larolce anotller loot Ann F. lwad laer luaclclaone starclmecl Pmarlaara lost lmer tongue Betsy never said liello to ixlrs. Azud Binlcy fell olf lrer lovealmle lmorse Bonnie were put in a cage, and ate bananas Carily lurolce tlme sewing maclaine in Home Efonomics Carmen slmoolq lmands witlr President Kennedy Cecie would never let anyone talce pictuures ol lmer at slumlder parties Ellen lrad anotl1er slumlder party Evy put luulvlule gum in Nlrs. Qliillings lmuzzer Ginger never got mad at ,loan ilanie lxad more llran lilly valories lor lunclr Joan didn't scream if sl1e saw a lang charging at lfer Joy lrad to malce a speeela lyelore tlre wlaole school Judy never linislaed lvanlioe Kitty didn't lmow wlmere tlae ive box was linda erased laer lalce ireclfles l.yn aslced lrer Hairdresser Udo l, or donyt li? Nlargi got a smaller lpelt Nlary linislmed eating last Quilla failed an exam Randi wallced in a straiglrt line Slmeila waslred the l7lCElCll out of l1er lmair Susan G. stopped fomlaing lmer llair Susan K. luouglat a Chevy Vvencly gained lwall a pound and married l1er father ,qc-f' A99 of IHTIOCQUCQ . . A V V NJ I I i zf ' RQJXV: HClll'blli?I'f, Floan, fwiarle, Beaulieu, Svliuneinan, Buclvnizoop, SOUlllC'l'illllCl, ZND RUXXV: Platt, ljulirm, Ginieel, Knut son, Linfieiee, Harrison, Shepard, Morris. BRD ROVV: Harris, BILIFIQILVPH, Kusslw, Ijllflgldllll, iiieici, O1iii'rls, Hill, Leach, Drew, lvapier, Rid dvr, Daniels, Noah, Smuimy, Lindsay. ABSENT: Carclozo, Thayer, SEVENTH GRADE. What would Happen lf: Coolcie gave up tmoys Lucy H, stopped giggling Claudia werenit so mischievous Suzanne shranlc Roloin quit writing stories Christina got laryngitis Teri cliclnit Carry a purse Peggy S. was good in English Christy S. hair went straight Kristine didnit curl her hair Barloara cleaned her cieslc Jan S. weren't so agreealole Cindy werenit so hashtul Sarah had another slurnher party Jan K. stopped Worrying ahoul her hair Dehhie lilcecl people hetter than horses Dana diclnit chew gum in clanring school Helen Werenyt always in the dog house Nanny P. grew Sally stoppecl reading Caroline gave up Troy Patty went on a real diet Kitty stopped tilting L. F. Nlary cliclnit lilce J. K. lwlari Cut her hair Kathy lailecl a test Lucy F. lluloloecl a jolce Nancy F. stoppecl smiling Xvenvly coulclnit clraw Jane wasnit a chatterbox Peggy M. werenil a good sport Christy L. Coulclnit play soflcer My 112, 51 pkg. SIXTH GRADE HKCK ROXY: fwurlmn, lJonm'Hy, f.rmnin, Xvivluncl, Drxvirlsrvrl, IEUIIISOII, Geiwl, Uurrvll, Hummvs. QND IQOXV: K1'uu'r1l:, Lvaflz, Orzlwuy, Tiffurly, lfrvw, fvlzfssirxg, Cupp, Bmzly. FRCJNT ROXV: Buirrl, Rrmils, Srxrwrgyv, Borwy, lmsliu. ABSVNT: fjafllvr. - - Ma., M ,..,W.v,, .... M +R Ifll 'l4H lIRAlJIf ry 5 1 1 1 g L Ewurm-r, Knulson, fwrrrslwir-, Burrows, Bllrlon, IQPHIIKIU, 1'11'gurl'y, .'Iu'p1lr1l, ITIJJNT lxflxx: Tiffrlrly, Klinrf, .iul'lrcu'I1, J 1 Kvnyon, 'gt'l'fIlUH., fuffvrsmz, Iolxurnwn, Nupivr, APJSHNT: IofmnnS0r1. as 1-r-:Q , Q, f Q'7 E5 S, FOURTH GRADE BA?K ROVV: Papvr, W7i7lShflJ, ljvslcr, Scasil, Kooilz. FRONT ROXV: Nlegurrv, Butfllec, fvfxrislansvn, Duviclson, Rcwits, O'l.vury, Kincffy, PRIMARY GRAIJFS RUXV: fwroslniv. Hurlzvll, Suvugv, Brady, Swilzvr, Lvsliv, I'-Cll'IPj', Xvvvrl-. IJIIVIQIJIIH, Tiffany, Harclvrzlmrgll, Frylznmn, yficleulsrrrl. QND Rfnv: prima Harris, Sinrluir, Avmlvvcl, Bcncpv. I-'RONT Rfjxxy: Izillllgllllu, Paprfr, Schilling, Fesler, Goldie, llmrrsio, Duclawurllg Nlilalzvlszfrz, ABSIZNT: Bollcrxlmacll, lamps, Ovfirivn, Carrol: 53 w-xii Q bi- J x 41+ fkl 'Ji Ad' 5 an E Q .9 i , ,iii A THE E f if TX ffl A fm-IK 'WCW f 4 X A f fb F A Vw -2 f W ffm Mug: A WW QWL Q, X jfhgwx fi wW253rf WW -1 V WWW Q ' Qian GX O A f N W fffifif Q W my 5591.0 CQQUZJ A Q fmuv JQQQ LW M5 1 x xXQ Qrgcmizations fx, N TOP ROVV: Hawtraleer, Shepard, Hartman, Kasper, Mullery, Shepard, Gavin, Quantrell, Slater, Seymour, Floan, Ol- son, Zell. QND ROVV: Loftsgaarden, Lamp, Read, Pawlcyn, Owens, Moore, Nancy Felder-chairman, Hammes, Brown, Bertliolf, Steffens. IST ROVV: Lindsay, Sullivan, Griggs, Oeliler, Harlman,,Dralze, Donnelly, Kline. 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Qs X-FW. f at i ' X A first timid, tlien vigorous clinlcing ol table- ware on glass opens every weelcly meeting of tlie Executive Board. Sitting around tlie luncii table in time language lab can be found the four Student Council officers, eiglat committee lueads, twelve class officers, G.A.A. president, Flame editor, and lVliss Vvalsll, our indespensitmle faculty ad- visor. The meetings are usually spent in vigorous discussion of any and all issues of student life, from general lneliavior, to time parking prolalem, with time purpose of lootli informing tlme student body, and providing solutions to the problems. However, as ciliel coordinating body of time Stu- dents, Association, we are also concerned with any special project of tlae moment, be it Boolcs for Africa, or the Flame Dance. The function ol tile Executive Board could be lilcened to that ol a cloclc. The tllings it sometimes prescriloes are not the most enjoyable, lout one would loe at a complete loss witllout it. f 'N 'L d Kl TOP ROVN: Griggs, Owens, Biorn, Raucienhush, Brown Turner Duns BOT-lAOil ROVN Offsgaaf GY! me Herr, Sandy Moore - chairman, Owens, Barrows, Gmizel lindsay POLICY COMMITTEE .. This year, as always, the Policy Committee has been in charge of study halls, uniforms, and gen- eral conduct throughout the school. We dele- gated the responsibility of Conduct in the dining room to the Eighth grade. They have done a good joh, and have gained the respect of the upper school loy their performance in this service. Gur main olojective was to promote the Honor System hy attempting to instill a sense of per- sonal responsihility in each individual. VNfe felt that this was the most important single goal we could strive for. We initiated a new policy where- hy each girl would write her own uniform excuse. The second step was the revival oi honor study halls. During second semester there were nine regulary scheduled honor study halls weeldy in Senior High. Success in either of the ahove areas depends on individual student cooperation. We believe that nearly everyone has cooperated to malce the program successful. Vve hope that the Class of 1965 will he able to continue these pro- prams of personal responsibility with an equal degree of cooperation from the student body . TOP ROVV: Owens, Lamp, Napier, Ward, Ciariz, Turner, Adair, Drake, Davis, Trenerry, Leslie. QND ROVV: Thayer, Fifieid, Levin, Gross, Kasper, Iuoiy Hammes -H chairman, McMillan, Hannaford, Stieriuaid, johnson. IST ROVV: Roth, Beaulieu, Smaimy, Clark, Owens, Lindeiee, Shepard, Greenman, Leavitt. SERVICE COMMITTEE .. '4 jit.f ,mf Q- wa i he 3' wwf? 5? 6 f 2 fi ff ie, S ESQ' .EV SEX! i F' ' ,Wff , .gig it Y :risk 2'-iii ,g.s,4'w 'Z-sxflfgzis .e ' f me ,,, , ' . 'ff' ,H A,We,,, ,is ,, ix ,.g,45viQw?gji?32EigS1 xg LS S ,es we 2,3 We 7 it if ifew,w . ie., 'ji .A XL ' 5551 Hi an Mm'1lk?i'm, N ,M f. The Service Committee has trieci ahove aii eise this year to promote enthusiasm for, anci a great icnovviecige of, our foster child. Because each student contributes towarci the support of the chiioi, we feit the stucients shouici taice a greater interest in his Weiiare. Vve have en- couraged giris to Write Chun Seh Vvoon anci to participate in our money raising projects for his support. The first of these was the Service Com- mittee Dance in the spirit of the Roaring Twen- ties. in addition there was the car wash anci the haice saie. Many community and school projects were aiso taicen up this year. The main activities of these were the Unite-ci Funci Drive, the Red Cross Gift Boxes, Decorating and Caroiing at Ancicer Hospitai, and Tag Day for the Free Beci Fund at Childrens' Hospitai. in-aii, this has been an exciting and successful year for the Service Committee. Many thanics to the girls woricing on the committee, and to aii the students supporting our projects. TOP ROXV: Harinaforil, Saunders, Steffens, Fifivlcl, Broan B nison I O sen ,RD R XX Krueger lvapler Buclenhoop, Johnson, Sullivan, Benavente, Kasper, Alice I can c umm: gcymmr Morgan Metcalf G ens Read. QND ROXV: Ijloan, Iffolliott, Stees, Lciiin, Roy Cir tis er I lie c lurnzr BOTTONI RCVV siwpafd, Clark, owns. SOCIAL COMZVIITTEE. The Social Committees aim this year was to work diligently, and to he original white thrifty. Adhering to this, we managed to have a great many of our projects unheiievahiy successful. Keep Right Day helped to clear some of the con- gestion in the halts. The New Students' Tea gave everyone a chance to know the new girls. Un November ll the Service Committee Dance. with the theme of Roaring Twenties, hrought forth tremendous enthusiasm, and profit. Sadly enough the Christmas Dance tacked much of this spirit. although those that went had a good time. The Flame Dance far surpassed att profit records and everyone had fun twisting ati even- ing. The final project was making the recreation room a good place to go at noon. Beginning with the jack tournament. other things such as ping pong, hridge. and other games were made avaiie ahie. Throughout the year We have made social catenders for an three study hails, and have deco- rated the dining room for holidays. The girls on the committee have Worked hard and are to he thanked for the exceedingly successful year vve have had. aww? www I. .. we ,R W 2 ww ff TOP ROVV: Leavitt, Roy, Biorn, Baird, Kussiee, Fulton, Carsozo. QND ROXV: Loftsgaarclen,Vx7itiiy,SI1arpe, Gian Griggs A chairman, Smith, Hawtwaieer, Giiie, Zeit. IST ROVV: Berg, Platt, Shepard, CW' Soufherlandi Owens Schu' TIG YYIUJI. A... .. - MN? is fi- Qrfsf K ,Q ZAQQQQ.-ff1,Q5Q7f?:WJ::5E if ff, W 5 .,. . J fame .. Q , .I sm , -, 71' 5351 'Y ,, .ated M f, S23 az., I Qikflff Q I M I., ...W 9 M 7 I ...3 , if . . ef . f at-. wereg.a,M,tg.1m-argent yyiegwi we W,.,.. r. 7 r. . .W W www, '--- -I. :f .M are V... Q if , fe aw w..,,,.2r Q.-V W ,Q w,fs,gfeWrie.t:.,f1f 2 K X,1,3elresatsrwaefi-'QNQQSXMQ V we ,bm W , ,... QM, sf ,,, :wif E. f. v L: K 2.5 J ea ...g ,.X. -as J, 5 M QW, LIBRARY COMMITTEE . As a Ntodern ProIoIems packet, I am regarded Witt: awe by the younger girls, with agony by tirect Iityrary girIs, and with dread by tifle Seniors. I get tossed about and dropped on time fioor, anct, to Mrs. Cartsonys dismay, atways get put iyacic on tI1e sI1eIf backwards and upside-down. Trying to pick out just a few exampIes of ttxe proigntems in ttle Iiiorary is ratiier Ctitficuit. The Ii- tnrary giris Iceep trying to make peopte Iae quiet, aittaougtr it doesnit usuaIIy IreIp. fBetWeen tile French ctass across tire I1aII, and the piano from upstairs, ttrere is enougtm noise anyway., Judy Gavin aIWays opens the one window Mrs. Cart- son canit get strut and ttren disappears. Une good ttning is that at Ieast no one tmas gotten caugtnt in ttle transom over the door in the reading room, as did Iaappen some years ago. TOP ROVV: Cyr, Hartman, Hill, Roth, Pawlcyn, Ffolliott, Wormd, Yvood, Heimann, Saunders, Somers 2WD ROVV: Floan, Oleie, Leavitt, Moles, Indy Gavin - cltairman, Rnurlenlnusli, Field, Dean, Leslie, Lindsay l ROVV: Krawetz, Hugus, McClor1d, Kusslee, Hartman, Stierwalcl, Dean. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Each year the Pulolicity Committee has a host of things to do aloout the school. Because of the tact that there was no paper this year, all worlc was devoted to doing posters for the various events. Between ghosts lor the Halloween Party. flappers for the Service Committee Dance, and candy canes for the Christmas Dance, the tall went oll very smoothly. Vve had a tew problems when the posters for the United Fund Drive did not go up until the Drive was nearly over, and also the posters were not done until the day ot the Flame Dance. The loulletin hoard has heen kept full ol unread news items and jolces which cause people to stop and create Congestion in the halls. Thanks very much to each girl on the com- mittee lor the wonderful jolt they have done in matting the inside ol Summit gay and more in- teresting. is ' 91 -,E2wI.S?i! '-Tris. ' , est,-E it t , 1' 31:9 TOP ROXN Blurb 2 ll Darts Xviilinson Baird Darts Trenerry. BOTTOIVI ROXV: Savage, Fulton, Patterson, xlarf U, Sfltlr flfllrnlflrl HGFFISOYI Hill y Sc llnenlfln UHQGII, ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE.. The Assemhiy Committee is sel up to provide, and insure the general efficiency ot, assemblies. Thus there is a greater need than ever for hymnaie hander-outers, DCODI6ACOUDf61'S, and ushers for the various events. Along with the inrreaseet Cuiturai aspects, this year has shown a marked increase in interest in assemhiies. The slides from the Minneapolis In- stilute ot Art dealing with art through the ages were highly ectucationai. To spark people up on a General Eieftric provided a de- lightful film on elections. On the informative side, the Juniors did a Weil prepared taiic on the threat of Communism. This year has heen a gooci one, and one ot' increasing importanve tor the Assembly Commit- tee. NVQ hope this wiii keep on in future years. TOP ROVV: Linrleke, Millington, Bencwente, Sharpe, Word, Turner, Owens, Ridder, Kenyan. QND ROVV: Elniclzy Bectiilz, Curtis, Hazel Lamp - Qncl semester ctiairrnan, Ruth Hartman - lst semester clmirman, Field, Noah, Gintzel IST RQVV: Bricleer, Tongen, Berttmlf, Barrows, Clark, Smatmy, Daniels. Roth. A.F.S. COMMITTEE. Every year ttie A.F.S. Committee tlas two main goats to react1. The first and rattier intangitmte one is to tietp ttie students learn more about other countries and peoples. in the chance that some- one migtlt possitoty glance at it as they go tny, the A,F.S. louttetin tuoarct is tcept Covered vvittl interesting artictes and pictures ot toreign places. Time seconct is a tlarcter, taut more easily Ctetin- atote goat. Ttiis is ttle raising ot money to pay tor a foreign stuctent tor ttne next year. A taazaar tietd on Decemtner l ttdis year was a complete success, and we macte an excellent protit. Every- one Was tet out at 5:00 in order to tauy toactc the ttrings their friends had tprougtut ttle ctay tnetore. tn mixing time ttiings around in this way, every- one came out tlappy, anct we made enougtl profit to reacti our goat. Vve would titce to ttlantc every- one concernect wittl ttie taazaar for tletping ttme Committee to have suctl a successful year. fwissz. ,. .ry ,-., L e.-.. 55,5 A . 5' 'Q . -,M W, J 5 . Q QQ- i, , as. , . we 4,1 y ff K W Q.. -we . . ,MW Q 7 , at 11 i .W .tw FX 54 :M , I . .,,.apwa, X9 .,, M . mg, ei, 'QQ im rg? ...., J, ,,., ., , , gg?-QQ is .. -Z-mms: .g:. rp . , if . ...fat- ,M . ,L a Q3 W Aft.. ,ff as if fi, .. V, ff l' ie. -wwiifisi vis? 9' ,W if be 'we' H i.. Jfll-if HMM TOP ROYV: Wilde, Elnicizy, Napier, Owens. BOTTOM ROVV: Anne Mzillery - President Ist semester, lean Seymour - President 2nd semester. GIRLS ATHLETIC. ASSOCIATIQN. - f -wifes. 5- Ttie Giriys Association is made up of girls who iiave actively participated in, and shown skill in sports. As a more select organization, it has be- come an honor to toe a memioer. This year G.A.A. has helped to raise school spirit by having cheer leaders at tile various inter-class games. The asso- ciation chose a pin which all members may buy. VV'e have sponsored such activities as play-days, a faculty-student Voiieyioaii game, tile tennis tour- nament, and the G.A.A, Banquet, at which the awards are given. Finally, there has been a great deal of purple and gold Competition in every sport, Within the classes, as Weil as in tiwe varsities. ...SENIOR CHORUS TOP ROXX3 Lecurilf, Moore, Feldvr, Mezxrs, Kasper, Nlullcry, Shepard, Gavin, Moles, Slater, Svymour, Floan. QND Roxy: Oll'PIlS, Road, Brown, Griggs, Lamp, Harlrrlan, Field, Pawlcyn, Hamnms, Xvillwrlson, Owens, Adair. IST RCJVV: McMillan, Sharpe, Biorn, Owens, Qrlanfrpll, Turmfr, Bvc,1ile, Benavpnlv, Dean, Hill, Ffollioli. SUMMIT SINGERS . .. TOP ROVV: Slwparrl, .N1cMillan, Moles, Quanlrvll, Nffmrv, Ouwns, Flutvr, l'Iuzm. BOTTOM Roxy: Krueger. Metcalf, pawlcyn, Oruens, Read, Bechilz. I:r11c1c1r,z'Vlo41rs. IUNIOR CHORUS . .. TOP ROVXI: Levin, Zell, Kraweiz, Dean, IVICCIQUCI, Kenyon, Okie, Berg, BricIeer, Barrows, Bentson, Napier, Brown, Xvarcl, Smith, Iohnson, Saunrlers, Savage, Hugus, 2ND ROXV: Siees, Trenerry, Rauclenfmsll, Owens, Sharpe, Davis. Clark, fllson, Gross, Sleffens, Fifield, Turner, Olson, Harlman. IST ROXV: Trenerry, Leavifl, Berfllolf, Biorn, Han- nnforcl, Xvoocl, Patterson, Davis, Kline, Leslie, Loftsgaarden, Donnelly. POLICE GIRLS . .. TGI, ROXV: Drew, Field, Fulton, Noah, I1e0z'I1, ZND ROXV: Plrzll, Iilarfcwell, Iimlenlzoop, Soullwrlcxrltl, I.iungI1uII IST RGVV: Davis, Shepard. YIWOIA ROVY7: Donnelly, Garrell, Vvielanfl, Carlson, 'AND IQOVX7: Tiffurly, I.eartI1, Hunurws, Duvirlsorl, IST ROVV Innnis, Brady, Drew, Bovey, Baird, Ravits. 5 W x. ., 3 ,-N, K .af .V if ,F 69 XQQQLKDQCAW Qifhf f w 2 Social 1--1 Q I , ll' If 3 lf. 1' r -XL Q X I A f I' -Q If ff' A SENIOR -d FACULTY LUNCHEON o C T o B ER 5 All Seniors in the iiving room, in marched Miss Busyn announcing, Hvveii, girls, this is D Day. fsince We had just had a test on World War II, this greeting upset us no end., with mucti excitement we arrived at the Moores'. After a wonderful iuncii, we Seniors decided it was time for the faculty to learn mi-tie Twistu and soon all were swinging. Miss Moody did a lovely demonstration on tiow not to do the iimioo, and Mrs. Carlson has been keeping it from us that she can do the Pony. After a solo from Dana and how to sing off icey by the Senior Class, time party ended. VVe,d like to ttianic Mrs. Nioore, who incidentally does the twist beautifuiiy, and tile faculty for a wonderful surprise iunctleon. FRESHMAN DAY o C T o B ER 6 After the Seniors had ctnartestoned into the auditor- ium, with baggy sweaters and treads waving, on Came the Frostu in full array, with ttleir not-too-sturdy btoomers. tRigt1t txtarenn Perry ixiasonmint doesnvt seem to Cto as welt on Frictay as on Saturday, and what is your batting average Barb? The ootes went oft welt tmuctl to some ot the Seniors, ctisrnayj, and eactm tlat found a new owner. Ttlere were sizes ranging from ivtarttmys ttlimlvte-sized one, to Aticevs 5-decker. After- wards everyone went to an extremely progressive Pro- gressive Dinner party. in wtlictti the Frostl ttlougtrt they had to go to eactm Se-nior's house. Xve want to ttlank att the Frosti. and we tlope we We-ren,t too tiarstm Ed. note - Because of unavoidable circumstances. the other pictures of Frostr dictntt develop. 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Brown, Iwvars, STANIJING: VvIrmcI, IQIIIIKIUIIIIIISII,bf1UI1'S,t3Y'igQ VARSITY lJruIe1-, Griggs. . 90 VOLLEYBALL .. PURPLE VARSITY KNFIQLIXG: XX'urfl, XX'iIfle. SITHNG: Moles, VVil lzinson, Grvvnnlcm. STANDING: Olver1S, Hill, Turner. - COLD VAR S ITY KNEIZLING1 IQUUCIQVIIJIISII, fwolvs. SVITVING: Read Brown, Mr-ars. STANDING: Garvin, Woorl, Griggs Alullcfry, BASKETBALL .. GOLD VARSITY BACK ROXV: Xvoocl, Moles, Griggs, Berg. FRONT ROVV: Gavin, Rauden- Izush, Mears. ABSENT: Brown. PURPLE N VARSWY r Yvilleenson, Moles, Ward, Turner, Ow ABSENT: Kasper, 4 ,1 x. 'fvff Q , 2 5-Ml 'af' W' 7 w Q -33 'Zy- D 5 . 1 .. w , ' 5 ,Vik 4 fl' A i v ' g A. V If A 3 ,- K Z Q 1 Aff 4 3.5 395 4652 E' W ? PQOP ff N0 ff X Hope! M Advertising and Patrons A Y nu 1-l iq Ad ve rtisiwg A5.,,'t F K kJxJ Compliments of Puvogel Flowers 949 Gre d Avenue FLOWERS by Kohner and Glen Ca. 7-4344 - Ca. 7-4345 Grand and Victoria St. Paul Compliments of Zachman Bros. Compliments of Miller Hospital QC 51X W S UCTY1 YUCO2, GLU 53, QJQXLL- Soon cpovvxa mo dome mia, lg WW' L-ovi, VU q5judf-'P Grand 8. Dale Food Market U. S. CHOICE MEATS Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Frozen Foods Open 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Daily 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Sundays WE DELIVER Tony Charles CA. 5-4855 617 Grand X we-X Folzns WW- THUNDER BIRDS - FALCONS FORD TRUCKS - Service and Parts Open 'til Mid-Nite fMonday through Friday, Grand Ave. Ford LITTLE DETROIT George Buck CA 5-7813 Central Building Supply Co CELOCRETE and CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS 435 W. Minnehaha Street Hu 8-2544 Compliments of Hegerle Hardware 1148-50 Grand Avenue Ca. 5-7274 WEBB PUBLISHING COMPANY PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS of THE FARMER MAGAZINE G 0 K E Y Drink Special Sports Equipment M6110 MDM Milk Hi-Vita Skimmilk . .v.. or 'JTQIIQQESFSI A Golden Guernse M -- Y X - ul Q All produced under constant Mi I - laboratory control SANITARY FARM DAIRIES C gratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1962 It's the extra good care that makes th extra good. l MARSH 81 MQLENNAN Insurance B rokers CONSULTING ACTUARIES AVERAGE ADJUSTERS 231 South La Salle Street ' Chicago Chicago New Yorh San Francisco Minneapolis Detroit Los Angelex Boston Pittsburgh beallle tSt.Louzs lndzanaiwlu Sl, Paul Portland Bufalo Duluth Allllllld Miami JVew0rleam' Tulsa Miluiauhee Phoenix Cleveland Norfolk Charleston Oakland San Diet-1 Montreal Toronto Vancouver Calgary Havana Caracas London 0 l Compliments of a Senior Parent William Yungbauer 8. Sons CEst. 1893! Furniture Makers - Interior Decorators 181 W. Fourth Street at Exchange ST. PAUL 2, NIINN. Compliments of Hoffman Bros. Printing Co. 814 Selby Avenue - CApitaI 5-7811 Commercial Lithographers, Printers Specialists in Engraved Wedding Invitations Wickworth 8g Sons, Inc. Complete Plumbing and Heating Service 1050 Grand Avenue CA. 6-1043 ST. PAUL 5, IVIINN. LIoyd's Texaco Station 985 Grand Avenue at Chatsworth Ca. 5-0987 - KK i mm me 5 asses and Hmm W M ea-fy ' W Villa e Shoe Service ogjdjv W5 u SAO-' 5 A 9 Time Blue Ribbon Winner I C7 Our Work is of Highest Quality l X xUy OLJL S Us ' Prompt Service . . . Moderate Prices 9 XO' Qx x 2015 Ford Parkway at Highland Cleaners . It Qs' ' Q.:-Wvxlt? Of? F. W. Kaase, Prop. I CG' 0301- 'D St. Paul 16, Minnesota l l X53 51,559 on wi MM K O fl Cggjv lv QCQJWQ VSV!! Nb 5519 ' ff? QW . r yy wi O 65343, Bracly Oldsmobile L The Quality Corner OJ 7 734 Grand . L' Th alitifterence' CA 5-5591 l T? Wally Peters Color Key Paint 8g Wallpaper Co. Grand and Victoria Ca. 6-6554 Lion Brand Paints 869 Grand Ave. A A 1 Compliments of i . X W 1 5, l H I L A R Y F A R M l l l Compliments of L l A Friend l l l l Chicken Little 11 A.M. - 10 P.M. One-halt Chicken - 99c 5 Hamburgers -- 99c 716 South Cleveland Avenue ST. PAUL 16, MINN. Special SUMMER COURSES For the High School or College Student Air Conditioned Start Any Monday Typing -- Shorthand - Penmanship Vocabulary Building Rasmussen Business School CA 2-4474 380 Minn. St. - Between 5 and 6th First Grand Avenue State Bank of St. Paul 1068 Grand Avenue Complete Auto Service - All Makes Grand Grotto Motors, Inc. The Tyre Shop Chas. Margolis, President and Gen. Mgr. Member F-Dio 740 Grand Ave., Cor. Grotto - St. Paul 5, Minn Res. 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A -. . ..,. , - .QTY- -3 ':fi5 i 7 1 , . 2-if 2 fi -- 1 ' Pl wzii -S - V ' VA V- '42 , 5 ax, me -Q W :K,VK',gj-,.f,il.g?ggQ.'V'-,-, ': - Z ' , N -W V V V- . 2 V2-K . Q,.F,,.V N-g3iwK,5qKKg,..9,,.x,g. . ,Q . .3 MV S- 2 --mzzezg'.'zV'4?V.s:V. :1ssgsg.5'szL121 lfgfeiigm.. V- 9,24 'V WEL: -: 1:- Qsgwggggfwz-sigfesfag 2 f zgggggggf-Kg, K.,,.f,,! wfVffe2?s2'Lff?iz Q VJEF 51- V 'Lyfe 22 . 51. gf:f4s3?s?5 A 2 3 IEW? .QM .Q V, .Af Vi Vg' . V Wig V -Z5 , S'-:vggfjjqgszgzgi S 1 -V N wmwvm- :X-1. .wg V. L M3LKwg5..5,,,Kf,,,, ..,,..,,..,,.. M, V- Vfx- f-,.a,.a,-QV-.SV ..,V-WV .-VV.-VV 2,.4v2g422gsQ.12vfE9' L , ,ifiez -- 431156 4x?ff1?ifs5Fw5?2 101 l i Compliments of A Friend Mcister CLEANERS, DYERS 81 SHIRT LAUNDERERS Telephone CApital 6-1009 784-786 Grand Avenue St. Paul 5, Minn. A. Johnson 81 Sons Hebert's Cities Service Complete Lubrication - Tires FLOWERS Batteries - Accessories Ml. 8-3854 Phone CA - 6-5700 1738 Grand Ave. St. Paul 5, Minn. Grand at Milton St. Paul 5, Minn. XT, Dispensers of Glasses - Contact Lenses Artificial Eyes - Hearing Aids Northwest Opticians incorporated 331 St. Peter St. CApital 4-5621 Saint Paul 2, Minnesota Crocu ,il urclwure GLASS and SCREENS REPLACED MOORE PAINTS - LAWN SUPPLIES 754 Grand Avenue Ca. 5-0761 Compliments of Henry's Shoe Service Dewitts' Hair Design 973 Grand Avenue - Ca. 5-6848 1547 Larpenteur - Mi. 5-7321 FALCON HEIGHTS Sibley P a f Crocus Hill hop 723 Grand Ave. CA 6-2401 Zena Compliments of WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY Grand Cleaners 644 Grand Avenue One day service on school uniforms City-wide Pick-Up and Delivery Midway Ski Shop The Shop Skiers Enjoy Visiting 75 North Snelling at Ashland Midway - St. Paul Compliments of The Junior Assembly Compliments of The Johnson Boat Works xj ., ,K A Wm. G. Nakashian Interiors img PM QSC A- . , li Member American Institute of Qin CC5 EN?'S OF Interior Designers A F CApitol 4-5465 380 Saint Peter St. St. Paul 2, lVIinn. 10 :Zan QM itll Earl's Mister Pizza Ca. 4,-7825 841 Grand Avenue Delivery Service - Nli 5-9391 Compliments of Grandendale Pharmacy 619 Grand - Ca 6-3425 Free Delivery , y i Good luck olwoys Ruby Loos Senior Closs Photographer 1962 PORTRAITS WEDDING CANDIDS RUBY LOOS STUDIO 1806 MARSHALL AVENUE 5 McMILLAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY ST. PAUL 'I, MINNESOTA SHADED POLE ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR INDUSTRY Q he g M ffiv '15 ' ' -: lf' f , 'W x 9 4 g V' 3 ' ' 'V 11 J, V iff ' I Av 9 W ' - '-'LL ,. ' ' . 5 is ,f - 4 Sr V . may J.: 4' Y I , '52, ,Q 5,WGU L 5HQ '55 '! La v '? 'vf',f 1 'f1?? A ' I ' m '.'- g I Q w ifi 4, W. A V 'e ' M V4 7 Compliments of Wag., 121 West Seventh Ca 4-7801 Ml 9-7074 gy Vs Anthony Beauty Fashions 7 1 Q' 9 31125 X i t erome 5 1416 Grand Avenue HAIR FASHIONS as - ST. PAUL 5, MINNESOTA 1662 GrlarRj,Ave. 0 I Mau' Nlldway 8-0746 Compliments of A Friend Compliments of J. Miller Cap Company Mike Nliller, Julis Nliller - St. Paul Y sl 'lull 7 X A f ..... BH PER PACKAGQE M. nc. .... fr, at-,kiighlbx E I, xg . it if E X X Mil ' . 4,9 It x I .gm way is V , X - .w K y A x Q fi, fly' X' I y v itl- Jxl' Il x f ' i l W , X K . K' . Parkway Hair Stylists s-P 2069 Ford Pkwy. Nli 8-0321 BARBEP5' -. K , ' x . A I , f Q Fefe fiat Haag pl ,,jQ,,,.J07cuf-,acne-,Ufno Qfvfzazcwaftllff T A, 4 60,552 xg ,Q66Uf7 been CI01-Iqesffccfv Mfa ygmg- .iff-64,537,667 dew! fifmw Lowa! iw 54-L7 nv VHMXXWWE Aicmdsgf in ?aQ'-wi yur my ,www mllhe Especially Chosen JQWAWO7' V36 'A hccag- ,ygpccfp 716 547 ' bail Qf77'L4,'f.i,Z 1715 55479 if 'Wad ' ,-, A, .,r WE' -vu 76 ffW'rfFOf or Uvmfzfif K y 'J 7 199 601746 X571-gf!-5 - I 'L' M fiffmi 766M- gofm' 0.1:-A ,', 7 40124 as mawjfuw The Young In Heart fwyw f f'?5f7f my ,,7 5,pf077- Wwe my mem. www. I Lvtdlfyf .SQ7 ,gggjbyg bg-guise ,VM QAM: XV! 15664 fffvfljf - nv ACEJDSEL - ' fiefwffvff - when I :A 7 , NWT 1 575 ' -476 Olffve-A Q2 fvfazafeof ydfcpljfggsadfl ,ffgqlff jbkpj 'ff 109 Compliments of Weyerhaeuser Company WOOD PRODUCTS DIVISION St. Paul 1, Minnesota Compliments of GOULD-NATIONAL BATTERIES, INC St. Paul 1, Minnesota Compliments of DOWNTOWN AND HIGHLAND 1 tl M. ,, f wg. wwig y -14, fw-W,,5f-xwzsaii QL-9' W 'll 'Q -1' if ff M! wif mm in Q 1' 42 1. .W N 47 Mp' fi? Jw? Hn Q ga .V ,A . We ak.. as v WN v' , an 4 Office: Phone Ca 4-4303 - Res: GL 1-8266 Leonard J. Johnson More Than 50 Years of Service To St. Paul Homeowners Davis 8: Lolgerman ARCHIITECT REALTORS St' Paul 2' Mmnesota Members of Multiple Listing Service 217 Hamm Building CA' 2.5571 SPRING FEVER Today I blew up quite oi storm I did not wear my iuiifoiim I must confess I am not liiirt 'Cause now Pm cool iii blouse and skirt! Annie Sommers sa' Compliments of Boss Interiors Si' an 'WB gm 5' ff? fgflgf E, V3 rw, F fm f ., Ax ,1 'V,,rf,ww' Q 'Nm g fi uma 2 f Hw Mfffi 1 g 5 ,gf W ',f' if 'A- an W ia- I - Q 5 ' 3.2 .-' . in , V4 lk 5 U n 1? 9 ,Q Q 5 3 gm Wi PATRONS . . Adair, Dr. Z-Tr Mrs. Barrows, Mr. 65 Mrs. Sidney Beaulieu, Mrs. Rosemarie Beehik, Mr. 8 Mrs. Antony Bentson, Mr. 8 Mrs. N. L. Bertliolf, Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert Biorn, Mr. 6 Mrs. Norman Bricker, Mrs. Marion Brown, Mr. G Mrs. Gordon Burton, Mr. Howard Christensen, Mr. Otto Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, Mrs. Wileok Crosbie, Rev. Rohert Curtis, Mr. 8- Mrs. Paul D. Cyr, Mr. 6 Mrs. Qscar Daniels, Mr. B Mrs. John H. Davis, Mr. 6 Mrs. Chandler Dean, Mr. 6 Mrs. George W. Donnelly, Mr. S' Mrs. David Drake, Mr. 8- Mrs. Carl Jr. Felder, Dr. 8 Mrs. Davitt Flolliott, Mr. 8 Mrs. Peter Field, Mr. 6 Mrs. Litton E. Filield, Dr. Er Mrs. F. T. Floan, Mr. 8 Mrs. A. E. Ford Parkway Barloer Shop Fruit Bowl Goldie, Mr. Louis Garrett, Mr. Thomas Gavin, Mr. fr Mrs. Roy Giddens, Mr. 6 Mrs. Paul Gille, Mr. 6 Mrs. M. C. Griggs, Mrs. C. W. Griggs, Mrs. Jane Gross, Mr. 65 Mrs. Hammes, Dr. 8 Mrs. E. M. Jr. H anna lord, Mr. 8 Mrs. Jule Harris, Mr. 6 Mrs. John T. Harris, Mr. Ronald Hawloaker, Mr. 6 Mrs. Lyman Heimann, Mr. 5- Mrs. J. K. Herr, Mr. G Mrs. Roloert bC,Hil Mr. 8' Mrs. L. VV. Jr. Hugus, Mr. 6 Mrs. Z. Z. Johanson, Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Mr. 8- Mrs. Ward Kasper, Dr. 6 Mrs. E. M. Kenyon, Dr. 6 Mrs. T. J. Kindy, Mr. te Mrs. Philips Krawetz, Mr. 6 Mrs. A. R. Krueger, Mr. 6 Mrs. Rohert Lamp, Mr. 6 Mrs. W. B. Leavitt, Mr. 6 Mrs. C. L. Jr. Levin, Mn is Mrs. Donald C. Lincielce, Mr. a Mrs. A. W. Jr. Lindsay, Mr. fr Mrs. Lynn Jr. Ljunglcull, Mn or Mrs. Gunnar Lofrsoaardon. Mn or Mrs. ls. ld. Loomis, Mn is Mrs. L. J. Luolry Lanos McCloud, Dr. is Mrs. C. N. McMillan, Mr. En' Mrs. Malcolm Jr. Mears, Dr. 65 Mrs. B. J. Messing, Dr. Richard Milclcelsen, Mrs. Margaret Millington, Mr. E' Mrs. George Jr. Moles, Mr. 8- Mrs. E. J. Jr. Moore, Mr. 8- Mrs. Rioliarrl Morgan, Mr. 6 Mrs. Samuel Napier, Mrs. William F. O,Brien, Mr. William Oolilor, Mr. Er Mrs. Colo Olrio, Mr. 6 Mrs. Rioliarrlsori B. Ordway, Mr. Jolio Qtto, Mr. G lvirs. Herman Oworis. Dr. 6 Mrs. F. M. Jr. Paper, Mr. Lewis J Patterson, Mr. 6 Mrs. Joliri F. Jr. Plaii, Mr. fir Mrs. Lawrence Jr. . . . PATRONS Pawlcyn, Mn ar Mrs. Joiin Quantrell, Mrs. Eleanor Ravits, Dr. Harold Road. Mr. ir Mrs. Edward Rendall, Mn Jolrn Rotli, Dr. or Mrs. George Roy, on EJ Mrs. P. C. Schilling, Mr. Panl SCi1uneman,Mr. rr Mrs. C. T. Jr. Seymour, Mn is Mrs. M. V. slrooard, Mn as lvlrs. Cordon srnaloy. Mn is Mrs. A. J. Smith, lvlr. s Mrs. Carl M. Sommers, Mrs. Ben Stees, Mn is Mrs. Jolnn A. Stetiens, Mn or Mrs. Howard Tiffany, Mn Xfvalter Tliornsro, Mr. Douglas Tongen, on io Mrs. Lyla rronorry. Mn or Mrs. Walter Tnrnor. n rr Mrs. sarnnol Jr. Village Bootery Wildo. Mr. or Mrs. Jolrn willronson. Mn o Mrs. Panl Zell, Mr. 5 Mrs. Matthew FLAME BOARD. Editor ...........,. Bonnie Quantrett Copy Editor .......... Lincta Sharpe Business twanager .... Dana McMillan Art Editor ............ Mandy Moles Patrons Manager ..... DeeDee Kasper Advertising Manager .... Missy Mears Photographer ........ . .. Judy Gavin I would like to acid my special thanks to: Miss Moody, for reacting and correcting ati of the write-upsg Marian Dean, for tier art woricg Ruby Loos, for the wonder- ful help sine has given me ati year in taking pictures: and finally, Mr. Frecleii, for his invatuaiyie assistance in the lay- ing-out oi tide yeartoooic. Editor f TOP TO BOTTONI: Mears, Moles, Gavin, Kasper, Sharpe, McMit tan, Quantrett. Q', fwlmz , V air . ,V 'H y:N2m.,, 'v ,X fx, 3 ' N'