Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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DEDICATICN xx LVAL p . L -. M at ryyr it u T y y in -, ' ' MRS. GAYNE What was the topic of conversation on the first day of school? Was it the ten-period day? The three different lunch periods? The new teachers? No, it was Mrs. Gayne's new wig. If you don't know by now, Mrs. Gayne is truly a child at heart. She can always be seen running through the school with her orange dress. Sometimes she has an Indian headdress on her head or masking tape stuck over her mouth. However, she has her serious side also, and she never misses an opportunity to be of help to her students. Once a year she generously takes a group of girls to New York or Chicago during Thanksgiving. Because she is such a good frfend, the senior class dedicates their Flame to Mrs. Gayne. 4 A fa

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and then there they are of our OWI1'3gC, those with whom we shareahealthy rapport, a healthy prank, and readily give encouragement. there are other things. and so we ask ourselves thankfully, what more does one need? this indeed is a fond memory. L 4

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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