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

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COLUMBUS SCHOOL for GIRLS PATSY EIDSON 'I 45 S'i'ANBuRY Avtstwia In school three years fl maiden of sweel and delicrile mold. W1'th hair of sunshine and hear! of gold. Patsy came to us during our Sophomore year. and at once her class spirit was recognized. and she was chosen to play one of the leading roles in the Sophomore play. She has been a member of the Swimming Club. the Rifle Club. and the Riding Club. This year she distinguished herself as a soldier in the Senior Class play. One of the immortal lines she spoke was. I got left. When she leaves C.S.G.. Patsy will never get left. for her friendly grin and engaging manner will make her friends wherever she goes. JEANNE EDITLMAN 26.50 FAIR AVENUE BliXLIfY. OHIO In school two years fl sweet, tlllf'Uf'fl'l.'l3 kind of yru c't' Jeanne has been at C.S.G, for two years and during that time has made for herself a real place in the Class of '4I. She has taken an active part in our class plays, and in our preparations for Senior Day. In her Junior year Jeanne joined the Rifle Club, but was unable to continue her membership this year, because preparation for College Boards took so much of her time. Jeanne will always be remembered by her class for her ever ready smile and her friendly personality. ll0I

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TOP-KNOT 1941 J UANITA CORNETT ln school two years HA JOAN DECKMAN 2275 OXFORD Roan ln school three years Happy um If from care l'm freef Why aren'l they all contented like me? ln the three years in which Joan has been at C.S.G. she has proved herself a worthy member of the Class of 1941. Her interests have included membership in Le Certle Ifrtmguts. the Rifle Club. the Dramatic Club. and I'I'i'1tor1'. Her artistic ability has been of great service in many class projects, and her performance in the French play. l.'AnyIazs Tel Qulm Ie Parle, showed dramatic talent and proliciency in French, Through her originality and enthusiasm in all class affairs. Joan has won a place in th: hearts of her classmates. l9l l7l ASHBOURNE RoAD friendly Ituinhle in her eye, A smile of friendly comrudeshipf' l,et's think about Juanita--petite, vivacious Cornie,' who has been in the school for two busy years. ln her Junior year, she was a member of the Swimming Club and later joined the Soccer Team and the Rifle Club Juanita worked enthusiastically on all our class projects and was a valuable member of the casts of our class plays In her Senior year, she joined the Dramatic Club, and took a part in their spring production of Androcles and the Lion. Comic has been a very loyal and active member of the Class of '41, VN'e shall miss her. 4

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TOP-KNOT 1941 N-'lARTHA EIS lVlIl.l4ORD. lVllCHlkiAN ln school one year My life is made of simple things: u song. u rloutl. tl glowing face in a ,rostlmq crowd. Martha has won a definite place in the hearts of her classmates during the one year that she has b:en with us. She was invited to join l'Pitlon' as a result of her out-- standing ability in creative art. and has been an active member of the Riding Club. Martha's cheerful disposi- tion. school spirit. and friendliness are sure to make .i definite place for her in college. as they have at C.S.G, lNl.XRJORIl: Essex 17-ll Bl:Xl.liY PARK ROAD ln school live years Unc'onsei'm1s tx! her power and her wil. Margie came to CSG. in the Second liorm. and although she left us at the end of that year. she came leack as a lireshman four years ago. and has been a very delightlul member of the Class of 19-ll. During her last three years. Margie has been a member of the Swim- ming. Rifle. and Riding clubs. Her outstanding ability in the fields of art and literature have been acknowledged bv her election to I Pillori and Scrollers. Her candid expression. her bubbling vitality. and her diminutive size will not soon be forgotten by her classmates. llll