Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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DEDICATION CAROLINE F. READ A faculty member who has been a great inspiration to her students is Mrs. Read. Her sharp intelligence and keen scnse of humor have Won her great admiration throughout the school. Not only docs she show a particular interest in each one of her students, but also she encourages them onward in their last years of high school life. Although her field is English, her classroom is always bedecked with all forms of art- work, revealing her interest in how her students can express themselves in mediums other than that of creative writing, Her greatest asset, however. is that she always has time to be helpful. Thus, the Senior Class. in appreciation of all that she has done for its members, dedicates its Flame to Mrs. Read as a token of deep admiration and gratitude. 2

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HEA DMISTRESS ETHEL E. PEASE As Headmistress of Summit, Miss Pease has given her students the courage and will to work hard in school, so that they might benefit by all possible opportunities conducive to their success in the future. Her skills as a leader of students also ex- tend to her superb teaching of mathematics, and any Summit girl who has been fortunate enough to be instructed by her in this field is certain to have attained a good mathematical foundation. This year, the Senior Class presented her with The Ethel E, Pease Award For Excellence ln Mathematics, which is to be awarded to the most deserving Junior or Senior each year. As this award will hereafter be a part of the history of Summit, so will the memory of Miss Pease, The Senior Class, on behalf of the whole school, takes this opportunity to thank her for her eight years of service as Headmistress of Summit, in the hope that her retirement will be equally fruitful. 3