Columbia School - Hourglass Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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ELEANOR ALLEN MESSLER Oak Ridge Farm, Pittsford Wherever there is fun, accompanied by noise and laughter, you will find Toddy. She is our vivacious one. who has repeatedly made us proud of her in National Horse Shows at Madison Square Gardens. Her pride and joy, next to her horse. is Oalrswagon, her faithful transportation to Columbia. We suspect her home is now named Vollsridge. As Vice-President of Student Council and Chairman of the Study Hall Committee. Toddy has helped the growth of both groups: at the same time. she has maintained an excellent scholastic record. CLASS Junior Varsity Cheerleader l: Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 2: Study Hall 3: Date Committee Christmas Dance 3: Christmas Play 3: Forum l, 4: Class President 1: Qperetta 27 Glee Club 2: Supply Closet 3, 4: Ticket Committee Bazaar l: Chair- man Entertainment Committee Fathers' and Daughters' Banquet 3: Chairman Ticliet Committee Bazaar 2: Literary Staff Hourglass 4: Chairman of Study Hall 45 Vice President Student Council 4: Chairman Decorations Christmas Dance 4: White Team. Twelve years at Columbia. Q1 -F- Q 4 Q . 6.

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HENRlETTE ANNE PARLOW 89 Oal: Lane Anne, our most generous gal, opens the door 'to her car 'lo drive us anywhere we want to go, and the door to her house for any class function. Both the Senior-Fac- ulty Tea and the U. of R. dinner party were held at her home, where she proved a most gracious hostess. Al- though complacent and often dramatizing her moHo, Always put olif 'til tomorrow what will wear you out today. she has been our excellent representative to the Rochester Association of the United Nations. Stubby, her canine companion-better lrnown as Eyeless - will miss Purple Parlow next year, as will all of us who value her friendship and willingness to help. CLASS Social Worlr 2, 3, 4: Welcoming Committee, Christmas Dance 32 Literary Staff Hourglass 3: Dra- matic Club 2, 3. 4: Library Com- mittee 3: R, A. U, N. Repre- sentative 3, 4: Christmas Play Scenery 33 Chairman Library Committee 4: Art Editor Hour- glass 4y House Committee 4: Properties Christmas Play 4: White Team, Five years at Co- lumbia. s- 4, 5 N I