Allendale Columbia High School - Clavus Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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we gain new experiences, giving us Cl The twenty-seven members of the Sophomore Class showed their ability when they worked with the Freshmen to put on a mammoth bazaar iust before the Christmas recess. Previously they had sponsored the traditional Halloween initiation of the Freshmen and party for the Upper School. Their versatility was further shown by their class assembly of four Latin plays, and their forum on the Community Chest. Their final project of the May Breakfast con- vinced everyone of their worth to Columbia school life. SOPHOMORE CLASS-First Row: M. Moll, C. Cox, S. Cock, L. Robinson, M. Burnham. Second Row: H. Smith, C. Lone, S. Lord, W. Webber, J. McAnulty, K. Burnham, S. McBride. Third Row: J. Kenyon, C. Schmitt, C. Cobb, A. Dwyer, S, Fulrecider. Missing: L. Bornell, H. Bennett, S. Green, S. Hanford, E. Hickman, R, Levy, J. Nichols, M, Riley, T. Taylor, S, Widing. 'F 12

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stronger oundation rom which we climb With only one inore rung to climb in school. the luniors have united in their many activities. ranging from doing social work to telling the school about choosing Colleges. They put on a prize-winning skit at the Hallo- ween party. supervised the Fathers' and Daughters' Banquet, gave the Spring Fling, and discussed the question of Arab Nationalism for their forum. Now. with plans for the graduation dance under way. they can look haCk ata busy year profitably spent. JUNIOR CLASS-First Row: D, Werle, J. Cowles, S. Nottingham, P, Rowntree, C. Johnson. Second Row: C. Hyndmon, M. Hunting, G. Stebbins, B. Lyons, P. Schuchmon, C. Gondy, S. Wiord, K. Hellebush. Third Row: S. Schumacher, S. Devcdutt, S. Allen, A. McCoy, J. Fisher, C. Lockley. Fourth Row: A. Bibby, K. Hook, S, Hudson, R. Forcigher, P. Lorboch, W. Johnson, C. Mercer. Missing: L, Burlingame, R. Cohen, C. Dietrich, E, Furnhorn, S. Hamilton. 13