Columbus School for Girls - Topknot Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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MISS ALICE GLADDEN

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ifutetnurh At last we have come to the point of graduation. For years we have been looking forward to it, ever thinking that we should be perfectly contented when that goal was reached. But now! Are we so sure that it will give us a thrill of joy, self-satisfaction, 'and cheerful contentment? We find that this long-hoped-for time is one which we would 'willingly put off - indefinitely. When we think of all we intended to accomplish in our high school' course, the subjects we had al- ways meant to take but had never taken, the remarkable record we meant to leave behind us, so that everyone would, in years to come, remember with joy and admiration the class of twenty-two, we feel that graduation is too conspicuous, and that it ought to be indefinitely postponed. This, however, is impossibleg and since we have fallen short of many of our aims, we resolved, as a last effort to keep one aspiration in sight, to leave you all a reminder of our worth-this ANNUAL.

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I r N MRS. CHARLES F. W. MCCLURE