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

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T'CDP-IQTQCDT' 19 41 JEAN MOORE 187 EAST TULANE ROAD ln school four years High erected thought sealed in the heart of couriesyf' Jean has been with us since her Freshman year and has proved herself a valuable member of the Class of '4l. She is well-known for her ability to play the piano and has plaved for the chapel programs many times. She has always been a conscientious and interested student. During her Junior year her name was on the Academic l-lcnor Board. Her good work in French led her to membership in Le Cercle Francais. During the last two years Jean has also taken an active part in l'Pitlori. We may be sure that a girl of such great promise as Jean has shown at C.S.G. will live up to her high ideals in the world outside. BARBARA REED BUTLER. OlllO In school one year Laugh una' lhe world I iztz ghs tuilh you Although Barbara has been in school only one year. we shall always remember her for her infectious giggle. She has been a member of the Ensemble, the French Club. and the Riding Club. Barbara took part in the horse show this spring. winning a first in her class and a second in the water race. She has been a cooperative member of 'Forty-one and her classmates wish her good luck in her college career. l17l

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,vez 'Max' 1, -Pixies!-fzg,k bvgggika 5,9495 c g,4,QvoaogsuX A-'5'Xhos.5Qq, 334' -5..a9l ' Vg-76 Clio COLUMBUS sCHooL for GIRLS co-f 'X v4 MARY ELIZABETH MEEK 810 SHERIDAN AVENUE ln school four years Cum Laude Society l'se wicked. I is: Ire mighly u'.r'ken'. anyhow I can'I help il. Since Mary Lib became a member of the class in the Ninth Form. she has continually contributed to its ad- vancement. She has real literary ability and is a poet ot' no mean ability for one of her years. As editor-in- chief of Flash last year. and for the first month of her Senior year, and as secretary of the Scroll. she has proved herself an able and talented member of Scrollers. She has taken an active part in Le Cerrle Francais. playing the role of the amusing interprete in the French Club play. At almost the same time. she assumed the character of a baby-talking soldier in our class play. of which. incl dentally, she was the author. She is athletic as well as academic. an invaluable member of the second hockey team. Her sincerity and understanding. her humor and originality have endeared Mary l.ib to her classmates. QawvgZZ9'4'Q 1 if nailz, DIQRRY JANE MOONEY 259 NVALHALA DRIVE ln school four years The rare gif! of being constantly and naturally herself. Dciry's four years as a member of our class have taught us all to appreciate her sense of humor and her willing- ness to help the class spirit by taking an active part in our class parties and plays. ln her Freshman year, she was appointed a member of the Philanthropic Committee. and has served faithfully ever since. This year Derry. as the daughter of a physician. has been a very valuable member of the Home Hygiene Class, and graciously enter- tained us at her home. Derry's loyalty and cheerfulness will lie remembered by her classmates long after we have parted. l16l

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COLUMBUS SCHOOL for GIRLS MARY REYNoLDs 1786 EAST I.oNo STREET In school thirteen years Her afms and fare I can mnm7end. Ever since pre-school days Mary has been an indispen- sable member of our class. Her gentle ways and sincere manner have won for her not only many friends but also numerous offices. Mary was our president in the Eighth Form. Since then she has served as president of the Rifle Club. in 1940. and as vice-president. in 1941. She has been also an active member of Scrollers, the Fencing Club. and the Swimming Club. XVhen there is a job to be done, Mary is always ready to help see it to a suc- cessful completion. Her honesty. sincerity. and under- standing nature will always be remembered by all who knew her. They will win for her lasting friends in college and in the years to come. Qlkzn daox - 'INN qqgtf Qofgil' 'kqkit ABL? 5 C-Q-Qs. nov qua? dqnmlsicgfb BETSY SCHERR 'Q9'909G-laik HUNTINGTON. XVEST VIRGINIA GAC-bdqi Vi' ' In school one year Nxqtnkir cglf' 1fVri1e me as one who loves his feIlott'mun. In her one year at C.S.G.. Betsy has made a promi- nent place for herself in the Class of 1941. Soon after the opening of school, she was invited to join Le Cercle Francais. the Scrollers and the Dramatic Club. Betsy has worked hard on our class projects. giving us many helpful suggestions. However. her activities have not been con- fined to academic interests. In the fall she went out for hockey. and became one of the main supports of the second team. During the winter she participated in fencing and Rifle Club activities. She has been a con- structive membcr of the Lodge House Committee, Betsy will be as active and beloved at college as she has been at C.S.G. ' U N0 awk se.-stdout Cas Wskg Nlklqj-3 1 13 1 uw. 1-.st-versa drugs Qaawx -'Wk c5,gskQQLlS 'QNQQQC 'Qty 2 NQQQQ, YB see. qw.. 1xe.'fTq9-:Lv u3Wsq,vq.. LAL BQTR RDGAT N-0109... fn: 4.-- Q..-- n2nl-za-