Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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MR. IVERSEN Miss McCart has continually proved herself to be a tremendous friend to the Class of '67 as well as to the entire Student Body. She always seems to be there when needed, and her exceptional sense of humor and youthful outlook are qualities that minimize the trauma of any given situation. Her innate ability to understand us, at times better than we understand ourselves, and her eagerness to be of assistance are assets which have made her the first person a student thinks of when the word 'Helpl' is uttered. Thus, the Senior Class, out of sincere admiration for her, dedicates its Flame to Miss McCart as a token of its heartfeld esteem and gratitude. M di Whether cheering the field-hockey and volleyball teams or wielding a hammer and saw to help con- struct Summit's language lab, Mr. Iversen is al- ways a ready example of complete enthusiasm and school spirit. He has taken a great interest in all aspects of school life, and is always ready to help and encourage any new and promising project. During his three years at Summit, the school has become increasingly vigorous and active, and we regret deeply his departure. Thus the Class of 1967, on behalf of the entire school, dedicates this Flame to Mr. Iversen, in deep gratitude for the pride in Summit that he has inspired through his spirit and devotion. MISS MCCART 4 l WN r.., M . ra , , 1 9 . in Al 'ui ax I-I 'a xv as 5 arai HlY' i 5 , ---.., 1 it 3 'lu 5, ,- .5 xq.

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