Columbia School - Hourglass Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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CYNTHIA WINSLOW THOMSON Cindy The baby ofthe class. . .stilI, she's been around. . .That sparkling smile at- tracts them all. . .infants toold men. . . Gentlemen prefer blonds with size ten shoes and curly locks...They protect her. . .Athletic Cindy isn't as brave as you might think. . .Still enioys tricks or treats . . .Our nervous classmate. . . l simply hate men with lines! . ..But what's tostop herfrom falling for them? . . .You're turning red, Cindy! . . . But I iust can'tdo it . . .Said she knew how to handle Mamzelle. . .But Mamzelle wouldn't be charmed, even by a photo- genic face, adorable glasses, feminine hands, and graceful legs. . .The girl who starts those expressions and jokes. . .The A.A. isgrowingwithCindyatthewheel . . .Even this happy-go-luckysenior has her serious side. I was not born under zz rhyming planet. Athletic Association 25 Library Committee 35 Literary Staff of Hourglass 3, 4g Social Work 2, 33 Chairman ofEntertainmentCom- mittee for Fathers' and Daughters' Banquet 35 President of Athletic Association 45 Stu- dent Council 4g Chairman ofFood Commit- tee for Christmas Dance 4g White Team. Four years at Columbia.

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Hospitality a n d generosity. . .pep and sparkling eyes. . .our Kodak model . . . My senior picture. . . Oh, it's aw- ful ! . . .a bit forgetful . . .conveniently so. . .Remembered any French classes lately, Peg? . . . Pedro's friend. . .a n d duet partner. . . Openhouse at Pevear's . . .Bound to be good. . .Men are her only weakness...Lies in the sun from April to October. . .Be it ever so hum- ble, there's no place like Canandaigua . . .or Norway. . .or Paris. . . C'est Si Bon ...Our continental gal who can roll her r's. . . Want a ride? . . .She hates back seat drivers. ..iust ask the other Peg. . . Best Hourglass yet. . . Peg . . .A combustible combination of per- sonality. . .and high spirits. Upegi. i'There's a time for all things. Study Hall C omm ittee 1, 2g Assemblies Committee lg Work Committee 3g Literary Staff of Hourglass 33 Dramatic Club 35 Chairman of Decorations Committee for Fathers' and Daughters' Banquet 3g Class President 3g Social Work 3g Assistant Bell Ringer 3, Editor of Hourglass 45 Secretary of Student Council 45 Chairman of Christ- mas Dance 4g Blue Team. Fourteen years at Columbia. MARGARET BOOTH PEVEAR

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Sweet, innocent Sue. . .But lf you knew Susie like we know Susie! . . .A gal witha lot on the ball. . .Seldom se- rious. . .but can be when necessary. . . The perfect driver... Oh dear, that was a red light, wasn't is'?...Can't seem to keep my mind on driving today! . . .Whatwere you thinking about, Sue? . . . lt couldn'tbe men because Sue hates them. . .but she manages to snare them just the same . . .Maybe it's herscheming that does it. . . Dramatic Club tonight . . .Sue's an actress now. . .and we might add, a menace in the Chem Lab. . . There is a difference between concentrated and dilute acid, Sue. . .A great person to have around. . .With her personality and pep, she'll liven up a party any- where! SUSAN Var1DEVENTER Usueu As merry' as the day is long. Assemblies Committee 3g Dramatic Club 3, 4g President of Dramatic Club 4g Dress Committee 4g Blue Team. Two years at Columbia. 25