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

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Horses COLUMBUS SCHOOL for GIRLS Name Alean Brisley ,,,,,...., Ellen Butler ,.,,,,,,.,,,,-, Juanita Comett ....,..,. Mary Brent Davis ....... .Ioan Deckman .....,,... Anne Dye. ..,,,,-,, ,,,, . , Patsy Eidson ,.,..,,7,,,, Martha Eis .... .... ,,,,,, Jean Edelman. ..,,,.. Marjorie Essex ,,... .- Frances Frederiksen .... Ann Gumble ,,,.,,,,,,,,, Tossie Heaton , ..,...,., .- Jinny Hildreth ....,,.... Marguerite Hillman. ..., Geevie Leonard. ..,..,.,.. Carolyn Little ,,,.,,.i,,,, Susan McIlroy..... ..., .. Mary Lib Meek. ...,.,,. Derry Jane Mooney... Jean Moore ,,..,.,,L..,oA, Barbara Reed ,....,,,,... Mary Reynolds. ...,...... Sally Steinhauser...... Ann Stoneman. .....,,,,. Betsey Scherr .........,.., Sue Sun ,.....,..,. Patti Teachnor ,,.,,.. Mrs. Stoddard. .......... The Senior Class ,...... AS WE KNOW THEM Is Vivacious ...,..., ,.... A politician . .....,... Petite ..... .., ......... -- Swell ....,,, Calm .... Sensible ,.... .....,. Full of fun ......, ,... Modest ......, ..,,... Reserved ..... ..,.... Cute .... Poised ...,. Fun -.... ...... ,.... . .. Amiable ...,,.,,. L ,... Captivating Sweet ,... -.- -..--.- Creative ..,.,. ,,..,.. Carefree .. Gorgeous ..,. ......, A brat ,,.............,., - Good natured ....... Determined ,.,..,,.... Cheerful ....,, ,,-,.. . Sophisticated .,..... Temperamental ..... Everybody's pal ,.... Darling .,............. . A riot ...,...,.,.,....,.., ..Aloof ,,,...,.. - ..,..... . Worried about us. Exhausted ...,....... Is Noted for Her nerve ...,....,,...,... ...,.,r. Her sophisticated clothes ......,.... Her police 8sC0rt--... .-,. - .,.,..,. -., Her frankness ..,,.,.,..,,,,,,, Senior Room at 11:50 ,r,....,,... That bored expression. .,,...,,,,, .- Camp Shelby .,.....,..,.r... Her blush. ........ - ..,....,, Her appendix attacks. ,..,,,.....,.., Her morning disposition. ........ . Her track shoe ...,............. .... . - The Her Smuggie Club ...,. ...... string of men ..,..,,... Breaking dates..- ...,.. -....-..-.. Her Her Her Her bulls-eyes..-.. ,,.. - .... .. ,..., --.. involved situations.. technique ................... .... ., COIIQUESIS ......... - ..... Her nonchalance ..... -..-... Her in-laws. ........ - ..... -. Knitting squares, ...... -. Her giggle ................. -,--..--, Her Tuesday mail-.-.. ...... ------ Her long week-ends ...... Those six years of Latin.----.--.. Her Her Her Her fish face. ............... bedtime stories..---- white moinkey ...... motherly advice.-.- .......... Its high scholastic standing ..... l26l L oves Chemistry experiments To give information Westerville C. S. G. Sailboats Tommy Milford The State campus Convertibles Connecticut Wesleyan To antagonize M M M M The front seat Wentz' Cleveland To sling the line Philosophy The Lodge To climb trees To talk To raise the flag To ride The F. E. Her dog A bull session Mankind Florida To take life easy Each Senior class A GOOD party

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TOP-KNOT 1941 The two keep close watch over their possessions, though, in an almost miserly fashion. Patsy Eidson and Patti Teachnor seemed to revel in this sort of life until their tent was visited by a rather sinister looking garden snake. Patti jumped upon the cot, and wouldn't get down for a whole day. Patsy proved to be the brave one in killing the reptile. No doubt her courage was due to the fact that she was elected the bravest woman in Ohio, because she walked right up to a Tontalogia and killed it. fI.ater when they told her what the creature was, she had a complete nervous breakdown.J .Ioan Deckman, whose fame I'm sure has reached you on account of her amazing fourth dimension drawings, decided that the camp buildings were just too drab. My dear, you should see what a delightful change she's made in them by painting everything sky-blue-pink. Her assistant. Martha Eis, can be seen at almost any hour carrying pails and brushes for Joan. Martha is her official paint mixer, which is quite an honor, believe me, as Joan always was particular about her colors, Anne Dye. who traveled extensively after leaving college. has taken to Oklahoma as a duck takes to Water, for its wilderness and plains remind her of the Asiatic desert her favorite spot. Jean Moore spends most of her spare time in working on her Theory. It's much too deep for me to comprehend: but I hear that as soon as it's finished it will be more sensational than Einstein's ever thought of being. Barbara Reed is Captain of the Cavalry and is truly distinguished. She entertains us all in the evening with her violin, which is very relaxing to our nerves after a hard day's work. Betsy Scherr and Mary Elizabeth Meek, the famous jingle-kids, almost drive the camp crazy, for everything they say comes out in verse. They have literally made a fortune by writing jingles for Shurma Shave. I'm sure you've read them along our highways. Last. but not least, I come to Susan Mcllroy. She's still as beautiful as ever, and for the past ten years has been chosen America's Loveliest Model . . . Cstrange. but Sue still looks 18 instead of her true age, which she refuses to tellj. Well, dear, I believe I've included everyone. It's such a shame that you can't be here with us. for we're all having the time of our lives trying to keep army regulations enforced: but you can well imagine how far we get with over . . Y 25 women. each trying to run things her way. Yours with love. Dale. l25l

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TOP-KNOT 1941 SENIORS, REMEMBER? C. S. G. in the spring Those bull sessions in the senior room Our bangs The time we visited the coal bin Our Freshman dance Miss Bradley pouring oil on troubled waters FLASH! Our Spaldings When we had to wear stockings to school Stonie's speeches for the team The Oakwood Hockey Game Our lights in Chemistry class as to who should read the chemistry experiment Our brilliant Latin recitations on Monday morning Miss Miller's mothballs Mrs. Stoddard's lectures The daily sojourn to Wentz's Our study of Alexander Hamilton for the history exam Our raucous class meetings The struggle we had getting out the 1940 Top-Knot Our strike in Eighth Grade history class Old Bryden Hall Our numerous trips before the Student Council Miss Hatheway reading us Jane Hope That disastrous two weeks our freshman year when we received eleven tags Madame Rollins and her love for St. Mary's The school's optimistic view of our future Our joy at winning the team cup last June Penelope's Predicamentn How we fed Marker onions before she went up before Council How Mrs. McClure promised us a talk on marriage Our anticipation of 3:10 Geevie's mishap in The School for Scandal The boy-crazy stage in our freshman year Our Christmas play in 1934, and our last Christmas dinner in 1940 Doctor Shellabarger at his and our first Christmas dinner l27l