Columbia School - Hourglass Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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ADRlENNE GAYLE ST. JOHN l2I Landing Road South Adrienne, the newest member of our class, came to Columbia from Brighton two years ago and is now one of the school's delightful geese. lf, as we have always been told, Silence is golden, Ade has long been a millionaire, wasting no words but using her lcnaclr of getting right to the point to malre worth-while class con- tributions. She showed her knowledge of the world and its affairs by placing highest of all the Seniors on the TIME magazine test. She has served well as Literary Editor of THE HOURGLASS. CLASS Class Secretary-Treasurer 3: So- cial Work 3: Dramatic Club 3: Assemblies Committee 43 Literary Editor Hourglass 4: Blue Team. Two years at Columbia. S- i' 'Z' g.

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4 Q of I958 Business Statt Hourglass 3' Junior Forum Moderator 3: Chairman Food Committee Bazaar 2: Food Committee May Breakfast 2: Stuf dent Director Christmas Play 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Social Wort: 3: Lighting Committee Chairman Christmas Play 4: Mas- ter Treasurer 4: Editor-in-Chief Sgnddrift 4: Blue Team. Three years at Columbia. awaaj J won Jovcs sum Rowe 96I Harvard Street Joycie, lrnown tor her diligent worlx as Chairman ot Monroe County Division ot Youth for Eisenhower, will surprise none ot us if and when she becomes the tirst lady President of the United States. Naturally gregarious, she can be relied on for the most up-to-the-minute hap- penings equal in scope to Station WRVM, but surpassing it in that she never has technical ditticulties. She has used this news gathering ability this year with her customary enthusiasm to edit the school newspaper. Joycie is an- other ot our class hostesses, and her former Shepard Street home has seen many a slumber party. 4. S

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