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

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w ANN ELIZABETH NELSON 9 SESSIONS DRIVE COLUMBUS, OHIO In school two and one-half years. Not lbal I lore work lbe lesx, but lfml I lore fun llwe more. Ann's outstanding voice has made her a valuable member of Choir as well as an ex- ceptional Choir president. Her ability to lead and get along with people has been clearly shown in her election as vice-president of the Columbus Senior Philharmonic Group. Every party with Ann's presence is sure to be a success for her marvelous sense of humor al- ways sends everyone into gales of laughter. Ann's experience at Chatauqua has certainly made us all envious, but we are sure that her pleasant smile and happy-go-lucky gaiety are the qualities that make our Nellie a gem. She is not all merriment, however, for a more 'H' 'ent anal sympathetic friend is hard to find. We know that she will be a success wherever she goes, for she is one of the best. Choir: Z, 5, 4: President: 4: Columbus Senior Philharmonic Group Representative: 5, 4: Basketball Team: 5. 14- BARBARA ANNE MORROW S11 EAST FIRST STREET XVELLSTON, OHIO ln school two years. How lar Ibn! little mmlle llH'01l'.r ilx l7Ptl!7l.T. ' Though Bobby has been at C.S.G. only two short years, she has made many friends in every class. Cute and stylish, she has held a priority over the Lodge telephone, and her petiteness is the envy of all. As a member of l'Pittori and as vice-president of the Lodge, she has proven her artistic ability and leader- ship. XVith sparkle and wit, Bobby contributes to our class discussions, and, in history class especially, her mind of information is limitless. So, good luck to you, Bobby! And may your wealth of charm-and men-never be ex- hausledl Lodge Council: 3, 4: Vice-presiclent-secretary: fi: I'Pittori: 4: Senior Pound: 4.

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NANCY LURIE 112 SOUTH ROOSEVELT AVENUE COLUMBUS 9, OHIO In school four years. What noise, what shriek is Ibis? 'Tis our own mad sister. For four years, Nancy has never failed to greet us with a cheery Good Morning and a detailed account of some juicy tidbit. She has that rare and contagious quality of ef- fervescence. She is always ready with some clever and unique idea for a project, class- party, or whatever, and is always willing to stand behind these ideas. She possesses a de- termination that will not allow her to leave a job half-finished but always to see it through to the end. Nancy has a really wonderful dis- position and, even at times when the rest of us are cross and irritable, is her own vivacious self. During her years at C.S.G., Nancy has managed to be included in nearly every avail- able activity. She is always busy, darting from one thing to another, but somehow getting everything done, and doing it all well. What would we ever do without her? Class Vice-president-Treasurer: 3: Dramatic Club: 2, 5: President: 4: Classical Club: 3, 4: French Club: 4: Topknot Board: Associate Editor, 3: Representative Citizen Youth Page: 3: Representative to Lake Forest Conference: 3: Soccer Team: 1: Volleyball Team: 2: Swimming Team: 2, 5: Basketball: Second Team, 5: Hockey: Second Team, 3: First Team: 4. 13 NANCY JOHNSON 2416 NORTH COMMONWEALTH PARK COLUMBUS 9, OHIO In school four years. And all tlaat'.v hes! of dark and bright Meet in ber aspect and her eye.v. ' The words But let me explain it! issue from the art room as a slim, blonde, and wide-eyed figure stands appalled at the lack of artistic sense in her fellow classmates and defends her latest creation. We can well assume that it's Nancy, our main contributor to the field of art. For four years she has provided the class with riotous and increasingly appre- ciated entertainment. Her love of a good time has an infectious quality, and her personality is inimitable. Aside from the lighter moments Nancy is interested and serious-minded in her work and sincere in her friendships. We shall always remember Nan for her endless mail and male worries, her last-minute minutes, her profound consultations, and the wielding of a mean hockey stick. Council: 4: Secretary of Class: 4: Classical Club: Secretary, 3, 4: French Club: 4: I'Pittori: 2, 3, 4: Riding Team: 35 First Hockey Team: 3, 4. x 1

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BARBARA POWERS 536 HAMPSHIRE ROAD AKRON, OHIO In school one year. l lvaslcrz lo laugh at ererylbiug For fem' of being obliged to u'eef1. lt seems unbelievable that Barbara has been at C.S.G. only one year. However, because of that fact, we respect her for her great ability in making friends. Never is she without a smile and a witty remark for everyone. She creates a cheerful atmosphere which attracts others, making them eager to work with her. She is notorious for her explosions in the chemistry lab, which she efhciently cleans up with a Never say die expression. Barbara has been a valuable member of the Senior Class and a boost to our morale. So good luck, Barbara, in your future years. Your winning personality will carry you far. SALLY LOU ORR 162 WEST JEFFREY PLACE XVORTHINGTON, OHIO In school three years. The world ix ugly, aye as rin, and almost ax zleliglatfulf' Ever-present smile, big brown eyes, engaging manner, all add up to Sally. She keeps every- one's spirits up by telling us about that certain college weekend and her numerous other ex- periences. Sally has taken a very great interest not only in art, but in junior Red Cross, as our representative. At parties, she is noted for her unceasing humor and her ability to be a friend to everyone under any circumstances. Ask her if she likes sailing, vacations, Chautauqua, and a certain young gentleman, and she invariably answers, Yes. Her wit, direct approach, and vivid imagination all combine to make her an interesting and likable gal. It can truly be said that wherever Sally may go, success is sure to follow. Philanthropic Committee: Zg junior Red Cross Representative: 4: l'Pittori: fig Volleyball: 2.