Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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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

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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?

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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.