Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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.i- JUDITH WHIPPLE OEHLER A ! W A7 Bw! HL A high voice, short legs, and a strong scholastic drive are three of Judy,s trade- marks. Her industrious, methodical work is seen in her studies, as well as in her interests in sailing, skiing, and Student Government. Efjiciency, determination, and friendliness are equal parts ofJudy's nature. 5 Q 1 legs fs Q- 1 ..:? - K 'wi 22' ,gif ,K , s s A s t QQ, it , so X QWm,. K X .V I X , I YI I NN . ' Xl i s - Y vA, W .i 24

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Percy is an auid skier and tennis and bridge player. She can be found anywhere there is something exciting taking place. Because of her ever-present good spirits, Percy is always an addition to any gath- ering. She has an exploring mind which, most often, seeks the answers to social and moral questions. Percy is one of those people whose company is always enjoyable. 5 ,E 's 5 .- ,, a '54 at M PRISCILLA MORGAN ii.t' l ' ill .i. il. . P s t,f srefn :X 5, 20 H LIPIU' .71 N.. 1 ltr! 0. 4' M M Vx, V . 11 nv' WI el vll V 5 if 'V x 23

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Athletic ability, cooperation, and a tal- ent for laughing are just three of Ginny's strengths. At Widji and Summit, she has revealed her prowess with either a canoe paddle or hockey stick. Offering help and humor is natural for Ginny, and either comes easily as the situation demands. Ginny is a mixture of strength and sen- sitiuity, laughter and tho ughtfulness. I Ll XX X Q' VIRGINIA ANN OTTO NO X x X XX . W eu! YJ u N X Z5 o y 'U X W v- ' I x s ' 5 4' ,J'V' x l' 25 x X X x ,