Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1963 volume:

The Flame 1963 ga 5 - 52 , f' 31, Q, ' , -wg, f f A I - kg sg ,, 3- em. . . .,,g,, , we s. -V fi , Y ' FLAME BUARD Sheila Ffolliott Editor Marian Dean Art Editor Lee Curtis Copy Editor Sally Owens Advertising Manager Vicki Bechik Business Manager Pinky Loomis Patrons Manager Hazel Lamp Photographer Taffy Field Assistant The Flame SUMMIT SCHOOL St. Paul, Minn. 'Q' Headmistress i Ethel E. Pease There is a college for each one of you! This is a statement we have heard many times in our conferences with Miss Pease. She is always ready to help us with our problems and college plans. She has been head- mistress for all of our high school years and we have really come to know her well. Without her guidance, our careers at Summit would not have been the rewarding experience they have been. Dedication Miss Lyncker, may I please be excused from . . . , I have a terrible headache, Miss Lync- ker, and . . . , Oh, I just cannot understand this gram- mar . . . , are exclamations frequently heard by persons passing Miss Lyncker's office. She is always willing to help with problems, whether they concern an individual or a group. Twice she has been our adviser, once in Eighth Grade and again in Tenth. She has also been our teacher twice, for first year algebra and sec- ond year Latin. In addition to being a teacher and adviser, she is presently Academic Sec- retary, or as she put it, Miss Pease's utility outfielder . Cum gratia et honore, classa superior elate dedicat Flammam 1963 to Miss Lyncker. Hilde Lyncker Miss Lyncker in one of her activities. M555 Lyfvcker Faculty 1 .-g......,. N N if ' a Y f fp- -.f. ,, ,,-, W V- f I 4 4-Q if gf Eh ll: kg ,WM f f 5: gag , qi ? Ng-I' K 'bw . ff? I M-mm E 'A ,J .,,A.,A Qf V .x. . QR my I f f Q gy X 0 H H x g W f, LQ,1i 7 ,f ' Rr yr. XV . -4 J, --ff ' - 5 6 N A , J ,7 ,FU 1. 1 mx' A' Ag'V K 'xxx 'N ' , -A ', -',,,.,-- 5 NX I A A X ,. f .ff ',-74 f ,, ff ,f XX A W 'E' 1 ff, .fy I Q, ' , fAQ'A 7 X ' gl tmfflxjf, ,R . ,N 1 -Grlfiwm .'Av Til. X7 'J 'lj ,X Q. D X My , ,Vf' fp' 'A'A yf fx! f A--, A jf 1' , f ff ff SJ XM x K If I ..-M i f f 7 Miss Walsh Q. Who is Miss Walsh? This question could be answered in a number of Ways. A. She is a teacher. Yes, this is very true. She teaches Latin, Spanish, and French. A. She is an adviser. This is also quite true. She is adviser to the Freshman and to the Stu- dent Council. A. Above all, she is a friend. Every student in the school knows and re t h d spec s er, an every graduate has come to appreciate all she has done for her. Summit is indeed unfor- tunate to be losing Miss Walsh. fEditors Notej - As far as We know Miss Moody is not retiring. 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MA THEMA TICS AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS: Martha Meyer, Gertrude Keysey, Mae Martin. Ab- sent: Rose Clements, Lin- da Cohen, Ruth Stevens, Ethel Pease. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS: Agnes Walsh, Hilde Lync- ker, Valerie Hancock, Lois Ives, Andree Galliot. K' fav TW 'i Y A I... Graduation Awards We'd like to see -- The VVhizzing Cup 1 Adair The Soakiest Sponge Medal 1 Bechik The Haircut Award 1 Biorn The Brownie-Point Merit-Badge 1 Brown The Highway Wearing Out Award 1 Curtis The Cooperation Pin 1 Dean The Jackie Look Prize 1 Elnicky The Ann Mullery Neatness Award 1 Ffolliott The Gym Participation Award - Field The Driving Cup 1 Griggs The Religion Cross 1 Hill The Public Speaking Medal 1 Krueger The got her man Ring 1 Lamp The Ski-Bum Pin 1 Leavitt The always with iti' Award 1 Loomis The Going Home Award 1 Metcalfe The Naive Cup 1 Owens The Perfect Attendance Ribbon 1 Patterson The Dana McMillan Pledge of Allegiance Pin 1 Pawlcyn The Revlon Eye-Liner Medallion 1 Read The Composure Badge 1 Smith The Teasing Placque 1 Turner The Ferndoc-Fink Cup for Clydes 1 Wilkinson , . ,L Q 55475, 3+ 'L My .Q vgfe y J 'wit ' 5255- Z' 127' P 'r 5551 wi ,. KI L' 5 . W, Qlw, 5:-1-, Avilfffl .Jgfg-Ax' M, Lfxffnf' X.,Lfv LJ- 09. J ' Y. v s 53- :w, . , Nh xy Q l 1 559 I I ' 1 Seniors f , 'C Xe i f , f' fl 1. , , .. I Ill X I i V! fl11m 'i?aii'tX5 , xi N H3 M' J I , lfxf xyxfxgmn Xxl I k J ' :WITH , Zi f 1:31 Nj 1 fx H! if T if fax f my Wx ag- 5 lk tx W , x 5 m v X VL V I - I Q, v r' ' f .M '-,P Y ,. K x pq, -. 1253,-reg: uf. 'ugi A5321 ' D Bl d S k g P t B p . Church friend . . . WTP WMV yt Qbykvfy W' jqcffbfj 33004 ylM6PQM9y5 W jo? 4, 1 M A W W 0 .JL H0 1 . I Kf1NfLlp,Ju 4 DIANE CAROLYN ADAIR 17 Qi!! W, 5-N' LW, ff 'kpfff qw A W xii? 1 K, W f : 'I U , ,sg . ,, f ' 5 f. 1 9 - -x TMJ' QL 'cf' 1 WP XM M U' jj J' NC U3 X '5 wk 6 'U' 0VoQGe5'5'Gg, Q Q Q x E9 M f Q UV ,WQMWMLMHW ...Petah... 1 r 4 'll l2 . . Golf . . . Alexandria . . . Northernaire Skiing . . . checks . . . Jeff. . . Mc.-C.cS'zR. . . . if ' V - X -77i51,V? TT VICKI RAE BECHIK 4-XL X 'J ! 5 v NA! :? Sqn: .r 4 ','Qff :ills-k11.,v. , n-i Y' gg, 'vs ' Q . 'S:flH::::rg::3J5Sb' O ' Q 5 QQ4, M -F Q, 1? f 13.7 'A 'N l N74 E 0 45 c' Q9 'G AH-so !.,nfL w,-17 -H X MARY ELLEN BIORN ...Aspen...Phil...Bicycle... Charlie. . . Fuji-Ya . . . Jeff . . .Hair Dick . . . Glasses X357 if 127' X M ' Q ,fjffi I frqiqlc fan Y gig., - X , 5 - 1 1 I mia C . 1 , . X X f 1 Wm ' W N i ' 195mU NmiNWUX N Y U L 1236? ...golf...big D Tom . . . Somerset ...bridge... safe driver . . . 'Pina 5 4 A if iQ.-J. qg 9 In Ge f Q26 '- 63 ll 000 I! lllnll ' -::: E:f:2' ll l I ui' ni I I Ill I' lg Q I- Q!! Ill lnn uu- E ' a ll! ll. IIS I-- i X O Q ax A G55 I 13 s- ' .- gg 9 .19 ! - Q - -4' H I El -i ig, 2- : . -- 'E : - N lf xy ,v ?' ,Y W lx 01, 4, Q1 . f 'f ' 6-zjgif - ,. W pf.. W V lu U Xml Color Lee Brown LEE n 5' -I! -s A gs, ELLA CURTIS 'L- Q ES? u we ,F N 4 A. . t 1 Hit 1 lf' ,R A Mei 3, xx-A 'Q 'inn A Af' v ,, ' f 'fp ,nie-az I -1 ,, , f,-,. . . Gary . . . Swimming . . . Clodo Dick . . . Comet . . . White Bear Bemidji . . . letter . . . Q51 I N 2' -' - Q'-. MGA IN 'N . S - - 'A 1 xv-uf. Vx . xl ffff fi X EX iss, fx E l'l ll'lIll'l . . mad scientist . . . cartoons The Frog . . . great athlete . . . hair . . . Jim A .... Carlton . . J M x 1 1 7852 I El .-. -SYQG: 9 53 4 I f- 2 1 gi Fd., 5v ,s.v,s.e W V' . MARIAN WARD DEAN Qi: Je' Q 1,7 'Q 0 x ' if k X H C4151 Q ' 0 X ' QM GJ qxx ff! it ' t X' fafnf v t .nw riff W'o' f 'f , xx ' , no ' t we . h 'F N wf he any eteao , Qxiff wg, , s 1 7 0' f' ,, x -ig ,, E hx 19 fy i f 9 vii iff H GAIL -N--. EILEEN ELNICKY . . . New Year's Eve . . . clothes . . curls . . . Norman oooooooo . . . Chevy Thanksgiving surprise . . . xg wzr . Q 1 was 3 4 f QL ...Zelda . . . golf pro's . . . D. J... Eye Opener . . . eyes . . . hockey . . . poker face WDIM. ...MyoldFlame... 5- fgra' f Ni, A- SHEILA KERR FFOLLIOTT 4 L14 - , ' 4 K - f k - -5 -.:: K, , li 57 , 3 K ml: ,ff ' 'fl , 1 NANCY BRANNUM FIELD D I ffm! V iigir llll a P if - , XQ ...Taffy...reu Nby Jqes Nl L y Emly Fdde...golf...ridg e ff 7 5- 'X gn' Z 4 - .hiv K? 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Marlboro's . . .Jim . . .Mike . . . A.F.S. Bazaar . . . Q Q' f Y A U ' 2 Lgffifilgikf H ku . . . Coffee houses . Gh ' z n P 1: B Marco . . . D U ' mv , gy xx - I V X J I ' XY j . lllllu' Uv! ffl, I ,fe -I ,, . .M .,,, ., ., JOHANNA MAUD HILL SUSAN VENNE KRUEGER ..SK1P...c If ays...SKIP... S IC tte...SKIP...bgl ' ...SKIP...heheHebe.... .C3 , izrr A ,, 14 4 9 Q Lk Sklk S T QSQSSQQ ff 62 g? WE ww- L Q me P .fggvxfx ,Q X 'S NANCY JANE LEAVITT . . . red Corvair . . . horse . . . Conrad Adrian, and Truman . . . Maurice . . BOBJ. . .Mike . . .Andersen . . . 19 5 ' 8 XM ,,t2'- Nr VTX ff A , ' I L- , jlfnjtt A XM! 1 In I YR X N S! ' C' ui',-,:n1':,f1 Pk y Pl thlk D yBy d g F k ffffgwq 991,20 1 A - DOROTHY ALICE LOOMIS , A , , X f ks fi X ,Ex Z EUWW XX 54 x XX u.1-4 5 HARRIET CURTIS METCALFE f 1 E F 1 5 i Q , ' . . Incy . . . Sandy . . . Shimmy . . . Wilma . . house guests . . . twist champs . . . Kents . . . PETE BROOKS . . . 'K H4 5 Lf QW QI 1 9 .4 I f . QQQ if z N fo Aw fi f L X 1 ...P-! . . Oliver . . . la derriere nervous advertising . . . Breck . . . John . . . Charlie . . . Sunfish . . . : N mix X , Aie, , el 9 X R, X f ff 'Z J f if w x x ! ff 1 SALLY MORLEY OWENS . . . absent . . . babysitter servzce Timber Bay Lodge . . . driving . . . 3M . .. FN 5 DONNA LYNN PATTERSON f LL QNX x f x 5 T f 2:49.- L1 N . Fi Z - 1 F XJZA 7-Q5 ' X X XXIQX b. f z x Nb , A , y Y 0 ' . ig gdb 'Q ...flirt...Miguel...tiny...WILL.. straight hair . . . sunglasses Arpege-Allan . . . figure . . aw' A W M X1 ii' i A W P A i Hi , M is ,F ' A i jn E J-1 A, A 1 XX as 1 ' , , A f ff ffl ' ,ff EW y Q W WX A ,A - ' .,, 1' N' A XY x-. L- !! fi 42 L mf Q Q-' ,141 J. 1 ' Wjffii ZF, X ZIV if , i F U f M fi Ki. i - ik :M 1 , f JOAN MARGARET PAWLCYN CAROLINE LOUISE READ . eye-liner . . . grey hair . . . California Dave . . . Roy . . . Pete. . . George Juliet . . . Steven . . . D 0 . . . Mimi . . . EYES . . . Sir Francis Bacon . . . breakfasts . . . Great Stone Face . . . Vampira,' . . . 1.5265 099 Bi AMELIA LENHART SMITH qw Q: fo, 6432 W , 53 9 is 43 91252 ,Qi .QE QQ, by K fd' . 'gig f i of ff? if f ii, ff fe I E . . . Big John . . . braids . . . '4Three Toed Sloth . . . Bow legs . . . fish hateheries ...Tug...churchyard... is 4, X ' NE SUSAN EPPS TURNER iv 1 'x JX X IX ' h h QU N K X X ., ra I I f ni ,I J ll V Jo Y Q I by J 5,-lv' -1-ffl Tower Club . . .limb0. . . Widji. . . Iuar...Bob...Tom...Ian... John . . . Mike N SARAH CAMPBELL WILKINSON NoE swf l' gag 10 1 sf' QNX is WRX, IW YW llfllnfimiixxt Qlullllillm I llllillulfll X ffl, 'St 'txQ ko 'Hy 9 A X? Q I mr if , f 'i'f'X L . J 1 in Ill f' Q ll 'L' gi if I N, 8 Q x NS VQVUU s it V K V ' t, W xl V ,...--bn,-,I I' 1 I i fs. . 1 l ' x l Once there was a mouse fixing the light. And he fell down. And Some clowns X were there singing. And they were holding a tub. And the mouse fell down there I and started to dance. 9 Johanna Hill Kindergarten Asn? . I was watching the television and I heard My friend and I went out into a woods. We someone knocking at the door. I opened the were a little bit frightened and we decided that door and guess who it was - Nancy Leavitt. we should go home. Jemie Heimann Allan Klein Kindergarten Kindergarten 3 5 S 3 f Q e -E -s si Y Z .RQ 4 Once when I hurt my arm, my sister said to my mother, 'KYou stay home with me, I and then she said, 'LNancy will drive the car. , Nancy Leavitt 38 Kindergarten ' 1 f' .MX t me ,,A- AYAVA if A Q25 g 1,5 -'f' :fA-v k-:f 'f-': 4 it I fkk 3 ----ff' -.1 -- -W - -f A ---- .1----W ---- -- W- --W ------ ----f ---v put a stove and a cupboard and a high chair in the kitchen. She put a bed, a dolly, another bed, and another doll and two bassinets in the bedroom. She made a living room and a den but she hasn't put anything in them yet. She is going to fix some more today and I will tell you tomorrow. Janie Koch Kindergarten , 2? ,. 5622933 a '2 Wwe 1 ,, rg - is 5 . 5 .ss ' in ff ' if-ai, if 1' tw 'L if Q wx M W H ix 52595 ,Q y , A si . Q 5,1 lb H E T , Y 3 up W K K is E 9' 2 Q if WN ,, X, .. ,f,.. , 'in Last Sunday our baby was baptized at church. His name is Douglas. Dr. West was the minister. Douglas didnt cry because Daddy held him. Charley McMillan Kindergarten ii Once there was a little boy who lived in Canada. I went to Canada but never saw this little boy because he was magic. I think he really was a prince. He wore beautiful valvet suits and he lived with a lovely princess in a beautiful castle. Susan Turner Kindergarten s K ' gm ., , K kj ,si Q. . 2 , K I fy: .L 2 2 M2 1 wi . ' -. ff My mommy and daddy gave me a dog. But it was too loud and it barked so we d to give it away. Now we have 6 ducks and 7 chickens. Hazel Lamp Kindergarten 39 - S 'A sw Nas' J 2 1 X W? 2 1' 2 if 04, Nba-. CW J Seniors Remember Jemie's parties . . . Eighth grade noon hour danc- ing . . . New Year's Eve . . . our class in the Faculty room . . . Miss Porteus . . . Aspen . . . 3 minutes of meditation . . . our would be ski week- end . . . getting our blazers . . . Nokomis beach . . . the Lake . . . N A N G R I G G S - Senior Marshall The Senior Marshall is the highest under- graduate honor given. Nan is well deserving of this award. She is always dependable and is well-known for her outgoing personality and her school spirit. Because of these quali- ties, she is a good representative of Summit and is respected by all. KARLIN SMABY - U.N. Flagbearer Being active in school and community life is the qualification necessary to be the United Nations Flagbearer. Karlin, as the chairman of the A.F.S. Committee, has done her part to get the school interested in A.F.S. She is also active in dramatics. Everyone is glad that Karlin is a Summit girl. S A L L Y W O O D - School Flagbearer The honor of School Flagbearer is given to a Junior who is enthusiastic in all areas of school life. Sally has a fine academic record, and is always called upon to display her artis- tic talents. Sally has held the office of Trea- surer, and is also active in other areas of the Student Council. on A Students , -N ' 1 49133217 X yn x .F ,522 'Lg Q - i . . I fi? ln' '?N 'Q V ,Raw ' 40 -f K V' if S ZW! 44, 2 I ' ,. , X I I YQ KV' V Q f jgfglf .V 1 xi Q 'B ' F3-1'-f 'f G El f 1 ' Vg M l I un. Xl f Q A2:!iL,.' Nu r ' I O --.IZ-:1 vu , , :s5fF:L if f S. ,m.. M ,I.'ijj,,gQf5 , l iw Y h TOP TO BOTTOM: Cindy Schuneman, Jemie Heimann, Shotsy Shepard, Sally Millington, Anne Lou Somrners, Mary Tongen, Cathy Lindeke, Pat Sweney, Liz Wilde, Susan Herr, Gady Cyr, Nan Griggs, Julie Moles, Percy Morgan, Susie Stierwald, Robin Platt, 'Cathy Cooper, Martha Sullivan, Alice Roy, Karlin Smaby, Judy Oehler, Barbara Greenman, Cindy Field, Ginny Otto, Diane Roth. Absent: Pooh Drake, Judy Giddens, Linda Levin, Sally Wood. ' Junior Jumbler ACROSS 1. Speckled epidemic 7,9. WF's favorite expression C2 wds.J 12. Toward 13. A gentleman-s his hat 15. Go - 18. Rouse 20. Expire 21. House 22. Graduation accompaniment 23. Allez! 24. Pronoun 25. 2,000 lbs. 28. - Oglethorpe 30. Kind of dog 31. Conjunction DOWN 2. Evil omen Cinitialsb 3. Social insect 4. None of that - 5. Has eaten 10. Lunch hr. activity 11. We are knownas - 12,19. Good-bye 16. Help 17. Cheer 18. Boys' school 22. You are, I - 25. Rhymes with lab X 26. Land of - 27. French neg. 28. Laughing sound 29. - and behold 4 ophomores atm 'Q wkwnhunn. . ,, - fv- . g-ia ' i 11 Q ,...a.m,.A.MvwT t:..i5t-3.1 . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ann Withy, Mari Okie, Betsy Bertholf, Laurie Fifield, Tina Ward, Mary Ann Bar- rows, Lynn Bricker, Betsy Turner, Barbara Clark. 2nd ROW: Linda Brown, Maren Olson, Jennifer Gross, Lucy Raudenbush, Chris Steffens, Janet McCloud, Patty Napier, Katie Davis. 3rd ROW: Laurie Bentson, Kathy Fars- je, Judy Saunders, Mary Berg. Barrows - Color her and all her cousins. Bentson - Color the bent in Bentson's car. Berg - Color her the Berg of Paradise. Bertholf - Color Betsy's calendar, if you can find room. Bricker - Color Lynn brick red. Brown - Color Linda brown. Clark - Color Barb polishing the door handle. Davis - Color her behind - 'he wheel. F arsje - Color her hair. fDoes she or doesnlt she?J Fifield - Color her if you can Getch her. Gross - Color her teddy bear's tongue. 48 McCloud - Color her crying in the corner. Napier - Color Patty and all her caddies. Okie - Color Mari and her Mona Lisa smile. Olson - Color her knees purple and gold. Raudenbush - Color her love-one. Saunders - Color her ridiculous! Steffens - Color her Fond-du-Lac. Cbottom 0 Turner - Color her turned off for once. Ward - Color her with short Schwartz. Withy - Color her foxy. f the lake ,ey ' ' 'ww I' I' . ,', S A K1 A Q. 2 l x, ' fp , ggff:s2 'pl A ' .. f ml 1 mf. Q My v L A Q 15 Q I , 5 . -. h . Z , N Q Q ff ' ' 5 A Q yy l 'IU '-9111 Q 7 .J XP W? JM u Leaf? X f A 3 . qi - F1 Q15- s 93 U yvry .. W Wu ' f A fi of - , N a n IIAW S f If N -fb , A- f ' ,sal-af xn . -' 54 Sm 1 kg' W 5 iff bk, lfmq' IA fk PW H . , IU fx Q ,V-1 fauna : E355 ' L23 srl w' 49 Freshmen FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Chris White, Vicki Mahood, Sally Putnam, Quilla Roth, Jane Leavitt, Judy Leslie, Barbara Hannaford, Wendy Krueger, Betsy Smith. 2nd ROW: Katy Norman, Randi Loftsgaarden, Binky Wood, Margie Sharpe, Joan Trenerry, Lyn Olson, Bonnie Owens. 3rd ROW: Peggy Owen, Angi Krawetz, Carily Hugus, Pam Mahood, Ginger Stees. 4th ROW: Carmen Zell, Connie Fuller, Sheila Kenyon, Andy Field. Absent: Kitty Biorn, Mary Davis, Evvie Dean, Ellen Donnelly, Ceci Johnson, Linda Patterson, 50 47 The H I E1ghth Grade FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jan Smaby, Caroline Lindeke, Helen Owens, Mary Clark, Suzanne Badenhoop, Lucy Field, Cynthia Hawbaker, Sally Southerland. 2nd ROW: Wendy Drew, Teri Thayer, Kristine Beaulieu. 3rd ROW: Sarah Leach, Barbara Noah, Judy Anderson, Jan Kusske, Ginny Miller, Peggy Morris, Peggy Schune- man, Kathy Ginkel. 4th ROW: Christy Shepard, Dana Lindsay, Claudia Cardozo, Debbie Napier. 5th ROW: Nan- cy Platt, Nancy Fulton, Lucy Harrison. Absent: Patty Blackwell, Jane Daniels, Christina Floan, Mari Hill, Harri- ette Knutson, Chrissie Ljungkull, Robin Ridder. 52 :3:-in 4 Seventh Grade f' --mn gy-Y M My A-on-.ga LEFT ROW, Top to Bottom: Katy Platt, Christie Harnrnes, Ginger Messing, Lucy Wieland, Carol Tiffany, Katy Leach, Susie Oehler, Anne Cowie, Alex Krawetz, Bonny Leslie, Kerry Drew. RIGHT ROW: Cathy Geist, Martha Garret, Elspeth Savage, Pam Donnelly, Barbara Lannin, Strandy Ordway, Sally Davidson, Dael Fesler, Betsy Geick, Viki Bovey. Absent: Martha Ravits. X I 1 if I Lx 2 LX Y H , X . X if I' ' r X ' . '15, A A i -IZ' 'RJ' 45' -ur-'F' Grades 4-5-6 Left to right: First Row: Arden Switzer, Nancy Mairs, Ginny James, Peggy Tiffany. Second Row: Lisa Foster, Alice O'Brien, Mary Crosbie, Binky Carnmack, Ann Schilling, Connie Hardenbergh. Third Row: Marta Ljunkull, Cynthia Davidson, Barbara Lechner, Nancy Savage, Leslie Carol. Fourth Row: Ellen Seesel, Betsy Hannaford, Les- lie O'Leary, Kitty Megarry. Fifth Row: Kate O'Brien, Sheila Mullery, Linda Miller, Suzanne Kindy. Sixth Row: Terry Schilling, Sissy Ffolliott, Mimi Ravitts, Lynnea Christenson. Seventh Row: Ellen Paper, Pam Geick. Eighth Row: Christy Winship, Patty Megarry, Rosalind Kenyon, Laura Bathe, Nancy Fesler, Lynne Thayer. Ninth Row: Lesette Kootz, Susan Crosbie, Alison Felder, Laura Tiffany. Tenth Row: Kathy Roe, Nancy Knutson, Barbara Herr, Caddie Johansen, Alison Shepard. Eleventh Row: Debby Rendall, Julia Bertholf, Deedee Johansen. Back Row: Kristine Burton, Cathy Corrigan, Patty Barrows, Candy Frye, Terry Marver, Chrissie Napier, Absent: Debra Corrigan, Betsy Farley, Lucy Harris, Peggy Patterson, Ruth Schilling. H-gf Grades 1-2-3 Left to Right: First Gradeg First Row - Julia Brandtjien, Ann Bollenbach, Diane Tiffany, Deborah Klein. Sec- ond Row -- Jan Holtz, Ann Bancroft, Sara Ljungkull, Cissy Levin, Sarah Knoepfler, Second Gradeg Third Row - Deedee Goldie, Kate Boardman, Mary Lynn Duckworth. Janet Fesler, Lisa Schilling. Fourth Row - Helen Eas- ton, Claudia Thornsjo, Elisabeth Paper, Winnefred James, Third Gradeg Fifth Row - Karin Hartzell, Virginia Weed, Jennifer Frykman, Jocelyn Stanwell, Christina Benepe. Sixth Row - Ann Ffolliott, Lesley Bollenbach, Judy Nedved, Lisa Harris, Susan Sinclair, Georgia Price. Absent from picture - Jo Ljungkull, kv. ev'-sf K, f' is ,, Uiiims A- ,,..,,1..-we--f--M, ,Hu in .M 5s lg, L 59 Senior Futures senior fated future Di Ccensoredj Vicki torch singer Mary housewife Lee B. mistress to Pope Lee C. pediatrician Marian gym teacher Gail First Lady Sheila ambassadors wife Taffy hockey wife Gian auto-mechanic Jo nun Sue coach Hazel old maid Nancy veterinarian Pinky hairstylist Incy bunny Sally Hollywood starlet Donna cook Joan beatnik Carol Debbie Drake Mimi librarian Susie saint Sally monk order of marriage number of children 9 triplets 15 3 17 3 23 2 sets of twins 4 6 boys 7 3 10 4 22 4 sets of twins 21 12 boys 11 4 20 0 12 3 1 4 5 3 19 6 2 30 boys 13 5 babies 6 8 14 0 18 3 16 2 3 7 girls 8 4 .-1,1-,.f ' ,x , x N , rgcmizations F ,,,,,,K,,,1mff:-1, , ',,,' -' :...f'f:-:5'::sTf... , '3.mL.e ' u.rxT1 5 .. 431.vv0C'-'s ':1':.:.g..' O bd 1 ' '- f - v. .rf----d m,,:,,,..af- N M .Wi 4 ,,- flwf X W 1 -- Qu in , fbib 1 b s ? -F .M ' 'FN ' N 4 5 2 I I , 3 , 1 hr im, ,.4,,.. I u 1 I X X, X- ! . X . .XX X A X, , 4 f x '- 1 - . Y fmt. ,J-2-N ..v,,,- -- -- ----1-W 1 I ,-,,,A V-, U fm - v . -ec! X Q5 QW q il XXX f U HJ 61 T5 si CTS O CQ ecutive EX Executive Committee - Left to right, First Row: Pooh Drake, Betsy Geick, Martha Ravitts, Elspeth Savage, Strandy Ordway, Barbara Hannaford, Vicki Mahood. Sec- ond Row: Sheila Ffolliott, Gail Elnicky, Johanna Hill, Mimi Smith, Susie Turner, Sue Krueger, Carol Read, Lee Brown, Joan Pawlcyn, Mary Biorn, Robin Platt. Third Row: Christy Shepard, Caroline Lindeke, Sally Wood, Karlin Smaby, Lucy Raudenbush, Kitty Biorn. Mary Berg, Barbara Clark, Mari Okie, Laurie Fifield, Martha Sullivan, Diane Roth. Absent: Sheila Kenyon, Lucy Harrison, Sally Wil- kinson, Di Adair, Robin Ridder. Will the meeting PLEASE come to order! Will the secretary please read the minutes of the last meeting. This is the usual opening of the Executive meetings which are held Mon- day noons in the language lab. Those who attend are the Presidents and Vice-Presidents of grades 7-12, the four Studentts Association officers, the faculty representative, Miss Walsh, and occasionally the Committee Heads. Topics of discussion cover phases of school life ranging from the traffic problem to revision of the Constitution. All that goes on during these ses- sions is reported to the classes by their officers. Any suggestions, criticisms, Br opdinions that come up in the classes are brought back to the Executive oar . While the activities of the Board are not always the center of school life, they are constantly influencing the student body, trying to improve it. In theory and in practice, then, the Executive Board is a steering committee made up of students to aid and direct students. Carol Read, Student Council President Policy Committee - Left to right, First Row: Elspeth Savage, Strandy Ordway, Lynn Bricker, Gail Elnicky, Carol Read, Lee Brown, Sally Owens. Second Row: Katy Davis, Percy Morgan, Sally Millington, Binky Wood, Randi Loftsgaarden, Judy Saunders, Nan Griggs, Shotsy Shepard, Mary Davis, Ellen Donnelly. Absent: Lucy Harrison, Robin Ridder, Kerry Drew. The Policy Committee, in an effort to control the noise in the halls, make the study halls more conducive to studying, check the uniforms, and main- tain a standard of excellence in behavior in each student, struggled within itself, and passed on approximately 1,500 demerits to first-time and chro- nic offenders. Revisions were made in the uniform policy, and study halls without proctors were more frequent. I would like to take this opportu- nity to thank my committee and Miss Walsh, who have been of invaluable service. Lee Brown, chairman U o Aon ruog 99111111 ,- n W Left to right. First Row: Margie Sharpe, Maren Olson, Julie Moles, Karlin Smaby, Barbara Clark, Cindy Hawbaker. Second Row: Lucy Wieland, Chris Steffens, Judy Saunders, Mary Ann Barrows, Dael Fesler, Nancy Platt. Absent: Pooh Drake, Ginny Otto, Cariley Hugus, Mari Okie. A.F.S. Committee The A.F.S. Program was established for the purpose of exchanging students from different natiloins. The program stimulates interest, friendship, and understanding among peoples of the Wor . The Summit A.F.S. Committee is a small part of this vast program, and through it, Summit benefits greatly. This year we have tried to do two main things. One is to arouse interest in the A.F.S. program, and the other is to work for a student for next year. Without the cooperation of all the students, the A.F.S. could not thrive. I would like to thank everyone who has helped us attain its goals. Karlin Smaby 64 ---o-.-...L.. Left to right. First Row: Jane Daniels, Mari Hill, Kathy Ginkel, Mari Okie, Katy Platt, Alix Krawetz, Evy Dean. Second Row: Betsy Geick, Ann Cowie, Wendy Drew, Christy Shepard, Claudia Cardozo, Marian Dean, Johanna Hill, Gady Cyr, Lynn Bricker. Third Row: Annie Lou Sommers, Susie Stierwald, Mary Davis, Vicki Ma- hood, Sally Putnam, Angie Krawetz, Chris White, Peggy Schuneman, Cindy Schuneman. lj S3 cr ,nal J oyously celebrating E ' the sixth year of our existence P.. . Csince the year 1957 J pf- 25 members of the Publicity Committee have 14 J oyously created 30 ingenious calendars myriad magnificient posters and excitingly original bulletin board displays J oyously informing We pin up our mail from AM galleries, music societies, museums theaters, universities, other schools, OO 5 In U: 'U fb N Un CD 93 5 Q-I 5 3 F' L4 I3 C W' Q v-s . 9911 Joyously thanking My committee and honorable members and Mrs. Gayne, our advisor. Johanna Hill -W-lm ! :f ' l Committee Socia .lsf ggi Left to rightg First Row: Marty Garrett, Pam Mahood, Bonny Leslie, Ginger Messing, Kerry Drew, Mary Clark, Dana Lindsay, Christy Hammes. Second Row: Joan Tren- nery, Linda Patterson. Linda Levin, Liz Wilde, Susu Owens, Sue Krueger, Mary Biorn, Judy Giddens, Martha Sullivan, Shotsy Shepard. Third Row: Wendy Krue- ger, Lyn Olson, Barbara Hannaford, Ceci Johnson, Linda Brown, Laurie Fifield, Tina Ward, Betsy Bertholf, Sally Putman, Patty Napier, Alice Roy. Absent: Hazel Lamp, Robin Ridder, Cookie Knutson, Whee - Let's have a party! Although this is a rather unorthodox state- ment, it is basically the purpose of the Social Committee. Under the sur- veillance of the Social Committee this year, several projects were continued, and a few new ones were initiated. The projects of the first semester in- cluded the New Girl's Tea. The Service Committee Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the Christmas Dance. The next semester was filled mostly with new projects, such as the recreation room activities and the spring field trip. There were also the usual activities of the Flame Dance, the dining room decorations and the Mother-Daughter Picnic. All the results from work on these projects would not have been made possible without the help of a good committee, and the helpful suggestions of Miss Moody, our ad- viser. So, thanks to all and happy party everyone! Sue Krueger, chairman Left to right, First Row: Susie Oehler, Tina Ward, Laurie Bentson, Cindy Field, Janie Leavitt, Gian Griggs, Susie Turner, Nancy Leavitt, Connie Fuller, Barbara Noah, Susan Herr, Katy Leach. Second Row: Pam Donnelly, Kitty Biorn, Katy Norman, Andy Field, Jennifer Gross, Janet McCloud, Kathy Farsje, Chris White, Jemie Heimann, Percy Morgan, Betsy Turner, Terry Thayer, Marty Garrett. Ab- sent: Helen Owens, Debbie Napier, Patty Blackwell, Susan Badenhoup. Throughout this year the Service Committee has been working toward two goals, giving service to the school and giving service to the community. Many projects were taken up this year in order to reach these goals, the annual United Fund Drive was held, Red Cross gift boxes were filledg food was shared at Thanksgiving time with the Neighborhood House 5 Christ- mas carols were sung at Gillette Hospital, money was collected for Tag Day, and hospitals were visited. The Service Committee has also tried above all else this year to promote enthusiasm for and knowledge of our foster child, Chun Seh Woon. By posting 'fDo you know? signs in the study hall, by reading his letters aloud in check-in, and by encouraging members of each class to write Seh Woon, the Service Committee has tried very hard to familiarize the stu- dent parents with their son. We have also encouraged girls to participate in our money raising projects for his support. The first of these was a dance. Bake and paper sales were also held. The Service Committee has reached these goals with the help of its members and its adviser, Miss Lyncker. Thanks to all for your loyal support! Susie Turner, chairman ,reg A SOI unuog aaqqr GJ CD -4-3 +3 -r-4 Q U ?u f--4 .-Q CD U2 cn Left to right, First Row: Ginger Stees, Barbara Lannin, Sally Davidson, Lyn Olson, Binky Wood, Mary Clark, Sally Wilkenson, Cynthia I-Iawbaker, Maren Olson, Linda Patterson, Judy Giddens, Barb Greenman, Cathie Cooper. Second Row: Carol Tiffany, Cathy Geist, Christina Floan, Strandy Ordway, Katy Leach, Christy Hammes, Kristine Beaulieu, Sally Southerland, Jennifer Gross, Betsy Bertholf, Betsy Turner, Bonnie Owens, Nan Griggs, Peggy Owen. Absent: Nancy Platt, Lucy Field, Sheila Kenyon, Janie Leavitt. People-counting and hymnal-handing-out are the two rather obvious functions which the Assembly Committee performs. Then, of course, there are assemblies - some of the memorable ones being: the Seventh Grade play the Henriots from Theater St. Paul, the science lecture, the mother and daughter from India, and Mrs. Simpson's piano recital. All-in-all, with the exception of a few dropped books and lost little kids , this year has been a good one. I would like to thank Mrs. Withy for all her help and cooperation. Sally Wilkinson, chairman Left to right. First Row: Susie Oehler, Lucy Wieland, Robin Platt, Mimi Smith, Betsy Smith, Mary Tongen, Ann Withy. Second Row: Elspeth Savage, Quila Roth, Mary Berg, Judy Oehler, Mary Ann Barrows, Carmen Zell, Jan Smaby. Absent: Nancy Fulton, Randi Loftsgaarden. Much to the chagrin - because applause embarrasses us - we must admit that the Library Committee has been so successful this year that its pet project has died from a surfeit of success. Thanks to the persuasive hospitality of our charming '4Marian the Librarianv, people have been coming into the library in droves, and books have been leaving in the same manner, so, get your books and fines in be- fore June 6th, or else we Won't have any library for Mrs. Bricker to come back to next year. Signed, A Senior who will not be around to Witness the tragedy CI hopej L Q-do cr v-s Ale OD I 9911 Of 'O i 70 Junior Chorus Senior Chorus Summit Singers This year the G.A.A. is made up of girls who have actively participated in many sports. Be- cause of the recent revision of the constitu- tion, the competition for membership has be- come keener. The enthusiasm for the purple and gold system has been great, making each varsity game of interest to all. The associa- tion has also sponsored a successful pow-wow, play day, and student-faculty game, tennis tournament, banquet, and the election of new officers. The board would like to express its appreciation for cooperation received and we would like to wish next year's board the best of luck. Dianne Adair G.A.A. Board: Dianne Adair Wendy Krueger Bonnie Owens Linda Brown Susan Herr Liz Wilde chool Police Top to bottom: First Row: Patty Barrows, Susan Crosbie, Deedee Johansen, Alison Shepard, Patty Megarry, Caddie Johansen, Ginger Messing. Second Row: Terry Marver, Kristine Burton, Debby Ren- dall, Rosalind Kenyon, Julia Bertholf, Lynne Thayer, Laura Tiffany, Chrissie Napier. Third Row: Cathy Corrigan, Lucy Wieland, Katy Platt, Sally David- son, Dael Fesler, Alison Felder. Fourth Row: Mar- ty Garrett, Barbara Lannin, Martha Ravitts, Elspeth Savage, Carol Tiffany. School Police Officers: Cap- tains: Ginger Messing, Alison Felder. Sargeants: Carol Tiffany, Chrissie Napier. 3 . Qi 72 V P I 73 SENIOR Adair Bechik Biorn Brown Curtis Dean Elnicky Ffolliott Field Griggs Hill Krueger Lamp Leavitt Loomis Metcalfe Owens Patterson Pawlcyn Read Smith Turner Wilkinson FAVORITE SAYING I gotta whiz! Is that right? What,s trump? Well, I think it would be nice if l Oh, Rats! How humyf' I don't believe it! Don't let it upset you! cc aa l Funniest darn thing . . . i The T. Bird, . . . l What's this action? 1 Whereas, inasmuch as, the fact that . . . Oh, yeah? Yah t'is. No, seriously . . How 'bout that. What? Whoops! Oh, pooh! The thing is . . . f'Heavens to Mergatroidln I mean . . Wull, . . 4 Sports ! .- ' ix A,A X ,J ., A .Q , . , N 4 , , ., X Xggrflf 'gf x ex' YfuE I , A Y'-X! 'Qs ff 5 ' 6? V ,A , f Xx A. .X Naggegigao ,,,,-A-:gf f , -Q r X a, xx. 'r 'li I XX I V n KA 'MQJXJ I r N f , O ,I 4' lf? '1 'hi . ,fr S Q , f f f , . , x tg, J XXX- my 'H ay 9 ,Q fflx 'f,, 4' X ' Alf . . 75 Gold Varsity: Betsy Turner, Lucy Raudenbush, Purple Varsity: Ann Withy, Jo Hill, Sheila Kenyon, Sally Wood, Ginger Stees, Mary Davis. Shotsy Tina Ward, Linda Brown, Wendy Krueger, Barb Shepard, Nan Griggs, Pooh Drake, Joany Pawlcyn, Greenman, Sally Millington, Linda Patterson, Katie Binky Wood, Bonnie Owens, Mary Berg, Julie Moles, Davis, Gady Cyr. Pat Sweney, Susu Owens, Susie Lee Brown. Turner. Field Hockey 76 J A ix If Q! as 'Q il Q. 13 Q! R L'.'E.qE . if Gold Varsity - Bonnie Owens, Sally Wood, Lucy Raudenbush, H. B. S'Shades Moles, Nan Griggs, Mary Da- vis, Binky Wood, Incy Metcalfe, Lee Brown, Grace, Judy Saunders, Janet McCloud. Volleyball Varsities wwf? Purple Varsity - Randi Loftsgaarden, Linda Patterson, Barb Greenman, Pat Sweney, Patty Napier, Linda Brown, Maren Legs' Olson, funidentified flying objectb, Susie Turner, Tina Ward. Purple and Gold Basketball Varsities: Left to right. First Row: Tina Ward, Linda Brown, Susie Turner, Dianne Adair, Incy Met- calfe, Nan Griggs, Lucy Raudenbush, Mary Davis. Second Row: Barb Greenrnan, Maren Olson, Pat Sweney, Julie Moles, 'AFootsie Brown, Sally Wood, Judy Saunders. ,O f B ff' f NX 'I NN x 'B , fulf i l DQ X L W w -11 J '4' k 2 H96 L3 1 1, - . , . 1 A P , fa Q i X - ' W 5' nav , ' v '7 5 'Qf Z 'QQ gfs .gi 'Q iff' wk ' V - 535 5 f Q fmfaw ., ' V Q ay ,,,,L my Wim- - .i ,M , L,,,, j 54 K f-' -:z,5L k??S!1vm'Pf,mV.z , wa ,Q K - --',' :W gf K J' f' .' F Q - , ' ff 12 f i'1'F575 e -39'-7 A v EH 1 P NM? 55,15 A v K - lifsvf fi gmg: qi , ,.,. . - K if 1-1 xmf.Tg7E?2-- as ,- , f - 1 . -' 1 . .EE : WWFH - -fiwfigffiir ' .- 5 H ' I-..,. ' . sm V1 ' ' , au ' , 521 ?1f15gs?l52fi5 ,- f EM 1, . - ' f i 1, gig sg gszi 5, 1 2 ' Y W., 57 .2 X5 Q k - hi , T . ' '-3 . H ,, 21 U Qi :L -, . M. .-1-ff ' 'mv Y V ff, 1. ww . I ,, , 1 f. A - . wr , . - 5 ,Af win H55 , ig ..,, ww, ,, A. - . V 1.221 v 1- Q I 4' Q V, f - .7552 A , gs ax i f f Q ft ,i11!.g Ei 81 L i SENIOR Adair Bechik Biorn Brown Curtis Dean Elnicky Ffolliott Field Griggs Hill Krueger Lamp Leavitt Loomis Metcalfe Owens Patterson Pawlcyn Read Smith Turner Wilkinson FAVORITE SONG Oh, Carol Puff', Andy William's Born too Late Cl Gary, ooooh, Goin' to Boston H Summer Place Lullaby of Birdland Baby, it's cold outside In my merry T. Bird To be or not to be Skip to my Lou 66 Tom, Tom the Piper's Son Bobby's Girl Who put the bomp?', Born too soon E6 Does your chewing gum lose flavor? CC flute and guitar Oh, Dianne Cl Skoglamirsky's opus in Eff H Runnaround Sue Beethoven's Fifth Sewing along the open seam CAN BE FOUND on the beach at Big Mt. making electric shocks way out at Bemidji at baseball games thinking out loud at hock shops making beds, driving trucks mating hampsters writing Haiku skipping with Tom at baseball games sewing no where the boys are babysitting with Will putting on her eyes library somewhere church 6 Highlights 1 lm H v i 5 H ,, A K X J Q .N '-1- ,-,glgggif f If If Ni ff' 16.1, EL 1 K 1 ' W ' ' XII 3 VQ!Qil'Qi 5 'f eij-V X' , . ff ff 6 X0 N 9 . if NO 0 V' ' ' YA .Q 9 ' 0 s X ff' 'gl f 0 0 L 'ffl 0 6 if '-H'-W '--A-4 -w-'--'--- Vlf ,, X ' , ,. Al f 9 0 ' A ' G 0 l e G ,J V , I , 72- 0 0 x fm We 'nf v 'Y I is-f' N m X -, I . ' f f 1 ?LE 4 I ' . 4' K . A mf' , 1-4' N -' 3 1 lug ? 'Li'Jf vs-5 .rut-. fijfmr H YQ l' K pg P , ,4 .J '15, :- J-'fy' ' Faculty-Senior Luncheon Faculty-Senior Luncheon, October 4, 1962 Recipe for a good Faculty-Senior Luncheon Take one willing faculty and add one fun- loving senior class, by surprise of course. Mix in a nice house -- Adair's - with extra good food - Chicken. Add the World Series, for good measure. Blend with a piano solo by Miss Pease and limbo demonstrations by Miss Lyncker and Miss Walsh. Keep the mixture stirring for about three hours and you will have an interesting and en- joyable Faculty-Senior Luncheon, as We had. af iiigfiiaiilieet.. i any F l 2 X S 15 I f--- I fi at H vv iawfi sm ss if 1 4 35' M f , 1 Y' as Q . i 5' W W 5 f ,N is in 15 K '53, gif?-iid 2. if ' F 1 . .sm E i Senior-Freshmen Activities All the Freshmen were herded into study hall one Friday afternoon and were promptly auctioned off to their new owners. On Freshman Day, the Seniors were entertained by two interest- ing skits, one depicting the dillema of date-getting and another about a beauty contest. Each senior was presented with a new hat. Other Freshman-Senior activities have been planned for the rest of the year, so that everyone will be kept busy. 'aa 85 ei.. 5, ' ... Q HALLOWEEN PARTY Xl X ,ff ff , . ., ,, My ff L ' f X ' Lf X NN lx . I Q The Service Committee Dance The Sadie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by the Service Committee, helped to raise money for the support of our foster child, Chu Seh Woon. The typical Dogpatch setting lent itself very well to giving a casual and gay air to the gym. Since there was such a general swinging feeling, the rocking band had everyone twisting and twisting and twist- ing. All the costumes were terrific, but Allan Klein, Toby Tyler, and John Austin excelled in the boys' costumes, and Lee Curtis, Susie Turner, and Hazel Lamp won the girls' prize for the best costumes. It was really the most riotous and fun dance the Service Committee has ever had. Ml! Z x wglfffkxx-. CX I liiq A Cx ggi T. Jw ' xx if' X u ,f ......,f' Ti Q? XXX Fall Play Recollections our favorite electrician Davitt psyched up personal direction swinging P.A. system Dan's boudoir', voice Rogens crepe-paper tie Steve and Davitt directing squeaky chairs jungle scene Wee spot of turpentinev cast party exercises Toby's popcorn Study UD room 5 ii f ,,,.,.... 1 .3555 Y J' 4 . at A as 4 I V .MJ WF fur F Q M ifxx ' , wwf is 3 is V Christmas Dance, Dec. 27, 1962 ,p s fN CS-Qfiww 'Ng S Q H' , 5? X QE WJ NNN X xxx x U y X X L x, Q7 X 'MQ 1 Flame Dance Q , 1,.. .Q Q- 4 . , QQ.: VK ff -QL- ,:..? -P . 4 pitqk: f, 3- ,,.. A 5. Q H i + - '- 'Iii L , ..v-n K 1 ,,':j K3 H ,,:-Fgrg, 'Liv ,WWE 3j'55'Qr 4221: it lgcfidu' f A - . W a--- s M F: V - 1 5. nah Q Q9--fir. 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CHOICE MEATS Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables A. Johnson 8. Sons Frozen Foods FLOWERS Open 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Daily 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Sundays Ml' 83854 WE DELIVER 1738 Grand Ave. sr. Paul 5, Minn Tony Charles CA. 5-4855 617 Grand Ml 9-7074 ' 'T 7'1- 0I 0l'l'l025 HAIR FAsi-lions fn A.. 1662 Grand Ave. Sl. Paul, Minn. I I X if en .H , V Vx l f J' K? I I qefirff Compliments of Hegerle Hardware 1148-50 Grand Avenue Ca. 5-7274 Q 0.1 .nf f -5 .1 'ww :E-hi, Q 33 ' ., .1 rg. - 12, ' mi, .H ,Qin :M l x 1 l il -. f 'fr-14:4-Z 5 ' c Go una n 3 vi' T e I e v I s4i o n 'A' Ste r e o A 'Ir A p p I I a n c e s 'A' R e c o r d 3 Compliments of M. F. PATTERSON DENTAL SUPPLY CO ST. PAUL, MINN. S G O K E Y pecial Sports Equipment . !E.- g - ., Q f L ...la-1.Q!5 1 -LT:lyu..-1,3 f F m' E cgflt dBtWh Tm CI f19e2 Julie's Gift Shop 112 L T Congratulations to the Class of 1963 and a very warm welcome to each one of you. THE SUMMIT SCHOOL ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION Weyerhaeuser Company WOOD PRODUCTS DIVISION St. Paul I3, Minnesota New California Fruit Garden A. Johnson 81 Sons Compliments of the FLOWERS Seventh Grade ivii. 8-3854 Class of 1738 Grand Ave. st. Paul 5, Minn. Compliments of a Seniorpmem Antonio Beuuly Salon ff! More Than 50 Years of Service Q95' lx I Ti qi To St. Paul Homeowners nm 'S NG 1 N 4 ee m Davis 8. Logermon af 5 KX Mldwy 8 B889 L25 PARKING LOT FRONT DOOR REALTORS Members of Multiple Listing Service CA' 2-5571 f!z1irStylfsafZJ!sfinct1ar1 4 Cleveland Ave. S.QCleveland sf Highland vkwyy EGl'I,S HMiS'l'9l'H Pizza Compliments of Ca- 4-7825 Grondendole Pharmacy 841 Gland Avenue 619 Grand - Ca 6-3425 Delivery Service - Mi 5-9391 Free Delivery Liberty State Bank Conroy's Restaurant Mill Encl Shops Hoftman Bros. P kA .B t Master Cleaners ur Slijon eau y Blazic Grocery Harold's Drug Store Krengal Kitchens W. A. Lang Co. Crocus Hill Drug Co. Paul D. Curtis Co. Alley 29 Book Store Davis Travel Agency Swanson's Super - Market Hillary Farm fxqwwm Patrons Adair, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bancroft, Mr. and Mrs. Richard H., Jr. Barrows, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Benepe, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bentson, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Berg, Mr. and Mrs. C. John Bertholf, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biorn, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brandtjen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bricker, Mrs. Marion D. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cammack, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Christenson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Corrigan, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. John H Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Edward P Dean, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. David C Farsje, Mr. and Mrs. Norman R Felder, Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Ffolliott, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Field, Mr. and Mrs. Litton Field, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. III Foster, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Fuller, Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Jr. Geist, Dr. and Mrs. Geo. A., Jr. Giddens, Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Ginkel, Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Goldie, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Griggs, Mrs. C. W. Griggs, Mrs. Jane S. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hammes, Dr. and Mrs. E. M., Jr. Hardenbergh, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hartzell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heimann, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Herr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill, Mr. and Mrs. L. W., Jr. Holtz, Dr. and Mrs. H. Arnold Hugus, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Z. Johansen, Mrs. Nancy Kindy, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips Lannin, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Leavitt, Mr. and Mrs. C. L., Jr. Lechner, Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Donald C Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. L. G., Jr Ljungkull, Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar R. Ljungkull, Mr. and Mrs. Rolf G. Loftsgaarden, Mr: and Mrs. B. H. Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McCloud, Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Mairs, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G Marver, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Messing, Dr. and Mrs. Richard Millington, Mr. and Mrs. George P., Jr. Norman, Dr. and Mrs. David D. O,Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J., Jr. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ordway, Mr. and Mrs. John G., Jr. Owens, Mrs. William W. Owens, Dr. and Mrs. F. M., Jr Paper Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ravits, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Ridder, Mr. and Mrs. B. H., Jr. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schuneman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl T., Jr. Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Sommers, Mrs. Ben Southerland, Mr. and Mrs. E. W Stees, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stierwald, The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert O Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. H. John Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C Trenerry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuner, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Jr. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. F. John White, CMr. and Mrs. James Oppenheimerj Wieland, Mr. and Mrs. James F Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Zell, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Wilkinson, Mr. J. Humphrey IIHI-IESH 4 alike g 1 ' A FLAME Board I would like to thank: 1. Miss Moody 2. Mr. Fredell 3. Ruby Loos 4. The board - especially Vicki Bechik 5. The Flame representatives, especially Sally Wood, Cindy Field, Janet McCloud, and Carily Hugus. 6. Lee 7. The 8. The 9 The 10. And Brown Committee heads Seniors Faculty anyone else who does not fit into the above mentioned categories Ed. 4