Columbia School - Hourglass Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Katharim Wilson Farrow Warm Frown eyes . . . and a sparkling smile that lights up her whole face ... a trip to Europe ... a thrill just to think about . . . Martha’s Vineyard, her island of paradise . . . she’s the surf rider of the class . . . serves “Mam’selle” hard-boiled eggs in French IV . . . when you hear “Can you fight it?” . .. or “T he table lists change today, and the Juniors begin working.” . . . it’s KITSY. Flag-Raiser 1; Class Forum 2,4; Finance Committee Chairman, Graduation Dance 3; Junior Red Cross 3,4; Chairman, Library Committee 3; Social Work 3,4; Hourglass Staff 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Chairman, House Committee 4; White Team; 6 years at Columbia. “O’er the glad waters of the dark blue sea , Our thoughts as boundless, and our souls as free . .. ”— Byron M lW)RO C |R| LMuavoi.n r 7 . S ' V JV Snort crs fT of unmanageable curls . . . and a rongueftoat seems to get away from her every once in a while . . . an avid sailing enthusiast . . . our Judy Holiday . . . w ith coordination plus ... a collector of lost items ... an under¬ standing friend, with a good word for every¬ one . . . unforgettable stories told with an in¬ definable accent. . . SAL. “The Gondoliers” I; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; I louse Com¬ mittee 2; Fdwards’ Fashion Board 2,3,4; White Team; 5 years at Columbia. “There is no wealth but life.”—Rushin 12

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Sarah Porikr Hcnckrkokd Ci.arkk As merry ns the day is long. ' ' —Shakespeare . t r y f LOjJ Xlc Yy P«C« ic naoj OTO-U CJ XCQ }»£0CXU-Ci. on I ' Ki £ A£3S Cc r ioi J$ Wvo-x-Sg. — lc oouo ljou. Joftt r. C OOOt CXDOl — UtT» nufi mso .. ofoot iicxXi-i-j Big blue eyes with honey-blond curls ... an Elizabeth Arden complexion . . . an infectious giggle .. . Sal’s trinkets intrigue us all .. . the official “caretaker of the pinnies” . .. her over¬ flowing generosity endears her to everyone . . . summers at Old Forge always sound like fun . . . with SALLY. Library Committee 5; Dress Committee 4; Decorations Committee, Fathers’ anti Daughters’ Banquet 2; White Team; 8 years at Columbia. Sandra Hoyt Clements Short curls and an always ready smile . . . petite, but we know when she’s around . . . charm that makes a perfect hostess . . . Miss Organizer of 1953, and the originator of per¬ fect announcements . . . “Mam’selle’s” favorite “goose” . . . what would she do without the telephone? . . . She’s our gift to the field of social work . . . SANDY. Social Work 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross 3,4; Social Wel¬ fare Committee 2; Hourglass Staff 3; Student Council 3; Glee Club 3,4; Chairman, Sophomore Bazaar 2; Class Forum 3; Chairman, Social Welfare Committee 4; Blue Team; 6 years at Columbia. “Blessed is he that considereth the poor.” —The Book of Psalms 11

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Sara Ann Hi bkri.ik The Webster girl w ith the shiny, green Buick . . . unpredictable curls of indescribable color .. . full of energy . . . one of our best Charles- toners, and a water-skiing expert. . . could we ever forget her house party? . .. she’s ready to help everyone ... a sincere friend ... SALLY. Hourglass Staff 2,3; Glee Club 3; Food Committee Chairman, Graduation Dance 3; Social Work 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Class President 4; Food Com¬ mittee Chairman, Christmas Dance 4; White Team; 3 years at Columbia. “What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. —Addison Ann Fi athi rsioni. Hi nt Our class wizard .. . she’s a marvel to us all . . . an historian and chemist but a fellow sufferer in French . . . “What shall 1 do! the chairman of the dance and I don ' t have a date!” . . . our “Hunt-a-bcar” . . . always up to something . . . her latest accomplishment, this yearbook . . . thanks, ANN’. Dramatic Club 1,2,5,4; “Tbe Gondoliers” 1; Hourglass Staff 1,2,3; Class Forum 1.4; Student Council 2; Class President 3; “Sanddrift” Staff 3; Social Welfare Com¬ mittee 3; Chairman, Junior Bazaar 3; Editor, Hourglass hairywp, Christmas Dance 4; Vice-President, Stu- uncil Blue Team; 4 years at Columbia. y ' jfintnvledfre is powyr.’ ' —Bacon 13