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

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COLUMBUS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS . Ks., 't I Egq 1, - , , i.iT'X'4'A In X .. vi ., .K K 4, fi- ifi,1', 'Ae 'I . 4 i. s 2 , In Q 54,1 f' EQ 2, EV . u ,QQ l 0. A .4 v 6 'ry . ' ' I '- 5 ' fl Q, -4 ,V - 5.. .,.,.,, ,M ' I 'Ni- if lil- 'if?'i i ' ' l ' . k : ,M in ' I , I '1iifi'f' il1,il I l ' I ' . Y.'. :?-Qqfjgzt ,., -- 35' , 2, A, 3 ',,'1,. . ' M 'ts' j '. 1 ' .aff .. V I . V A. .5 l fl iw aqhitlv 1.,,.,,4 A 5 V '.3:'Hwf'. Mgr 'Qfijij-gd A7 , N ,g . ' 'r 71- -wfe'l'3'a ' 4 ,,zy,. ff,-yy, - gf. K p f W. 1 -'Q-tspff ,J -gmggw , My ENTRANCE GATE OF THE COLUMBUS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS to have real laboratories-not mere make-shifts tucked into the base- ment or under the rafters of the roof! In the new school nothing will benefit more than the clubs. In the Dramatic Room there will be a library made up of the best plays, of biographies of great actors, of books on costume and make-up and stage- craft. The Council will have the best room of all, for here will be held the Weekly Council meetings throughout the year. I Pittori will have a room where meetings can be held, where there can be small art exhi- bitions, and where a good library of art books and magazines can be collected for the use of the members. The Pupil Publication Board will have a room' where all the work of the Board can be done, where MSS. can be kept, where exchanges from other schools can always be on view, where the old files of the TOP-KNOT and the Scroll can be safely kept. The hopes and plans for the new school are many, and we trust they can soon be realized. 8

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COLUMBUS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ALL IN THE DAY'S WORK UDY stood silent for a moment, thinking, and then heaved a sigh. It was a queer little sigh, half longing, half relief, half release, and it came from the bottom of her heart. Her thoughts were mixed, too, a regular jumble. She thought it was going to be rather a job to straighten them out. The car, carrying mother for a two week's visit to Aunt Selma's, was now out of sight, and she awoke to find the family, or what remained of it, turning indoors. She wanted to stay out, to watch the chill colors of the early winter morning, they gave her an aching feeling of longing, but it was time for school and the others were ready. She would miss mother a lot, she told herself conscientiously, of course, and yet, there was that queer little feeling of release. She thought wickedly that she would read in bed tonight. That afternoon she was late coming home, Robby had kept her for make-up. She hated Robby and she hated Latin! Feeling remarkably lightened by this declaration of independence, silent though it was, she foraged joyously in the fruit-room. The sight of the basketful of fruit halted her for a moment, mother hadn't been too busy to provide for them. A small voice told her that she hadn't thought of mother all day. She reddened as if faced with a material accuser. nJudy lv The call was an agonized scream. Feeling like a martyr, she opened the door a little. What? she called back. The house seemed curiously empty as it echoed to her annoyed question. Come quick, I've cut myself! Galvanized into sudden action, she flew upstairs, banged the bedroom door against the wall, and rushed into the bathroom to find a tearful Mary standing in the middle of the room with a cut in her wrist dripping red on the rug. Put some water on it, quick, here, cold! she ordered. How did it happen? she panted as she helped to bathe her sister's hand. I wanted a drink and the glass broke. Mary was tearful and was frankly hoping for sympathy. When the wrist was washed, Judy found it was merely a scratch after all. 10