Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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t ' E Qi, If Q 215419 22:3 35 5 WM . iii ' f m It X P 5 lx Lg 2 E I .sig fi 2 K 3 E , MR. JOHN IVERSEN Although the novelty of having a headmaster has worn off, the novelty of having Mr. Iversen has not. After all, how many headmasters do you know would be a 'go-go girl' at the Halloween party? Seriously, Mr. Iversen has contributed many things to the Summit School. Some of these are quite noticeable, such as having men teachers, whereas others are less evident. Not only has he contributed to Summit, but he has also changed it by creating an atmosphere offreshness and informality. Yes, although the novelty has worn off, we all know that there lif a difference. 6

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I 2 MRS CARLSON Mrs Carlson may I borrow a d1me7 Mrs Carlson my rrde left wrthout me Oh Mrs Carlson I forgot to brmg 1n my check I rn so srck Mrs Carlson I thmk I m gomg to famt These are the pleas and excuses that she must lrsten to every day but somehow Mrs Carlson always has a smrle on her face When we entered Summxt she was the frrst person to know our names If you re a new grrl you h reall ha to thmk someone remembers you Now that we are leavmg Summrt we want her to know t at are Y PPY We wrll always remember her Because of her undymg cheerfulness and wxlhngness to help us the Class of 1966 proudly dedrcates then' Flame to Mrs Carlson 5 0 R . n . , . tt ' ' H fn - - n , . , . N , . . , . . n , . , . , . . . , . ' 7 ' 7 ' a ' v 5 l l 1

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THREE FRIENDS fl H . J!