Columbia School - Hourglass Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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THE SKIPPERS Mrs. 1)i i.i.a F.. Simpson Headmistress It has been fun as w ell as chal¬ lenging to work with your class. You w ere willing to work; you have intellectual curiosity. .More¬ over, you have a sense of humor that made us all realize when we were taking ourselves and each other too seriously. YVe have had a good time w ith you! Nell Skillin .Mark says that “All things are possible to him that believeth.” If to this you add an eagerness to believe the best, each of you will have the key to the best possible life. Your unusual loyalty and vour great faith in this school over the years have made it a better one. I like to know that you will continue to leaven every community of which you are a part. Della F.. Simpson 4 .Miss Nn.i. S. Skillin Assistant Headmistress

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THE STUDENTS UF THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL i Hiuhester, N. Y. present THE 1953 HOURGLASS F.uitor-in-Chike--Ann Hi nt ’53 Business Manager-Ann Littleeikui ’53 Literary Stall Pam Biniiam ' 53 Loraim: Bii.i.s ’53 Eleanor Clark ’53 In u m rim Farrow ’53 Mara McAm mono ’53 Lynn Pucci ’5 3 Jan NT-: Ward ’53 Pi-.ggv Eoxai.l ' 54 Salia Hi nt ’54 Sai ia N Nancy Lowk.nthal ' 54 Margaret Pi year ’54 Ca nthia Thomson ’54 Mary 1.01 Bratt ’55 Jane Knight ’55 Pi nna Di i.aiti ld ’56 Sarah Mills ’56 I .or 101 DeI .aCour ’57 Judith Hudson ’57 :1101s ’5« Business Stall M01 1 a Ri sin ' 53 1111 i n Shaw ’53 Barbara Bowman ’54 Virginia Gai.braii h ’54 Sai.lv Barkii am ’55 Carol Clements ’55 Harriet F.lwood ' 56 Siiara 1. St reet ’56 Hester Hit lkbush ’57 Margery Whitaker ’57 Cat Pierson ’5 3 Art Stall J am Brfese ’53 I .or an r Cl ark ’ 56 Si 1 Rodgers ’57 Art Editor Karen Young ’53 Photography Editor-Linda McGhee ’5 3

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WE DEDICATE THIS BOOH TO MISS CHILI) in appreciation and with thanks for the kind and understanding guidance you have given us in our projects, large and small. We will never forget your quiet assistance on our Bazaar, forums and this book. We leave with regret, but we know that, like a ship, we can prove our seaworthiness only by going farther from the home port.