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

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FACULTY MRS. C. F. W. MCCLURE MISS FRANCES ACKLAND MRS. MRS. CLARE BOND MISS MISS ELLA BONE MISS MISS VIVIAN BOYER MISS MISS MARION BRADLEY MISS MISS EMMA BUSH MISS MISS MARTHA CAREY MISS MISS JEAN CAVERS MISS MISS EVA COLLINS MISS MISS HARRIET ERVIN MISS MISS FRANCES FOOTT MISS MISS ANNE FREEHAN MISS MRS. CHARLOTTE GAINES MISS MISS ROSE M. GAVILLET MISS MISS RUTH GIESSEN MISS MISS MARTHA HARRIS MISS, MISS MARION HATHEWAY MISS MISS MARION HEINMILLER MISS MR. KARL HOENIG MRS. MISS ANNA LOUISE HORNEY MRS. MISS ESTHER JACK MISS MRS. HARRIET KIRKPATRICK MRS. MISS ANNA KLAGES MISS MISS MARIETTA LENT MISS LAURA LOVELL MARGUERITE MADDOX ARABELLE MARCH EVANGELINE MILLER MARY MILLER VIRGINIA MORRIS MARJORIE PHELLIS ALICE RICH HELEN ROBERTS MARY ROSEBRAUGH HARRIET SHELDON KATHRYN SIMONDS JOYCE SLUPE VIRGINIA STEWART ELIZABETH STRONG OLIVE BIRD TOMLIN DOROTHY TUCKER JANE VOORHEES LYDA WAHN MABEL WALLING HELEN WATSON HELEN WEST VIRGINIA WILLIAMS MARGARET WOODBURY

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COME SHOW ME THE WAY Come show me the way, the way of a school, Is it too good to be? A school where even the dull can learn, And the sad laugh merrily. Noble each heart, and skilled each hand, And the soul of youth quite free, A school where the bad are always good- Say, can it ever be? The glory of dawn in every thought, Sunshine the livelong day, A school where the work is always joy, And lessons seem like play. And even the teachers are young of heart And merry, but just of mind, With never a scolding' or bitter tongue, Never a word but kind. Come show me the way, the way of a school, Where all are gay and free, And even the clever are never proud- Is it too good to be? G. L. J.

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TOP-KNOT AND SCROLL , PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD COLUMBUS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, COLUMBUS, OHIO EIIITOR-INeCI-IIEF ALICE sEvERsoN, 28 BUSINESS .lIA.VAGER HERMINE SUMMER, 28 ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITORS I:ARn.xRA MILLER, '30 ELIZABETH ALKIRE, 28 LIXTHERINE STONE. MARGEIIY KINDER, '28 GRACE POSTON, '30 VIRGINIA sToNE. 28 EI.oIsE HAVEMAN, 28 PATRICIA STEWART, '28 GICNEVIICVE XVINANS, 29 ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS NIARY JANE HUIHIARD, '30 MARY Ross, '29 TOP-KNOTS OLD AND NEW HERE is something fascinating in working on the TOP-KNOT when there is so much that has gone before to admire and teach. Even the very name, Top-Knot, is as old as the School. The first volume of the TOP-KNOT, made by the first class graduated, was done in manuscript. In 1901 the TOP-KNOT was first published in book form. The editor- in-chief was Lucy Stedman Kelton. This volume contained, among other things, the school cheer, Tra, La, La, La, We are the girls, The jaunty girls, The Girls of C. S. G! the school colors, yellow and white, the school flower, the daisyg and a picture of the basket ball team. The same type of annual appeared until 1910. From 1910 to 1917, a paper-bound magazine appeared three times a year. From February, 1917 to 1922, there was no TOP-KNOT, perhaps because of the high price of paper during the war. From 1922 through 1926, the TOP-KNOT appeared in various forms. In 1927, there was only a newspaper and a Scroll, the work of the Scrollers, the literary club of the School. This year the Scrollers have taken over the school publications. There have been three Scrolls, besides this TOP-KNOT. We, who are leaving the staff, wish the next year's stati' the best of luck. 1