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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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XXYUIICS, Mrs. Iluimcrt Kiincngciscr, Miss Mary l.iylui', Mixs lieth lhvix. Uhrvrlt: Miss iiuicn Rniwrts. Miss Mary' Miiivr, Miss Mnrimwn ll.itiu'xi'.ix. Mrs. Miiiiimii KL'l1IN'iiY. Mrs. Miiiii Qu-vciis. Mixs Sully Ihirlm. wi MW QQ! eyby 073 PM MMM flwwffwoff Z-of-A Cfazt mmm 60 bah M 2,03 ag JW EH fed? I WW SWV 6 WW qv Qi M J 2 099, L'-d-Lf by fx W7 U2 1 ,....-rx YQ: 'Y x Il lfz Sw 4 5yx , .sq .J fsxg 3 1' 5 4 I N IHIVKTIIISS . . . SUSAN XX'll I,I,fXMSUN IIAYXVAIIID UZ! Seniors A S SUSAN VVILLLXMSON llAYXVARlJd- V8 S'l'ANl3ERRY AVE. 0 CQJLUMISUS 9, OIIIO ln school lour years. fl tlunciug shape, nu image guy Io lmunt, to startle, and u'rnlu,v. liver since she entered C.S.C. in our l5reshman year, Susan has been a lively and enthusiastic member of our class. As class president this year, she has striven to keep us from going astray and has always seen us through our little dillieulties. Vllhen any of the class has been down in the dumps, Susie could send us into gales ol' laughter with one of her timely remarks. Al' though we often hear her say, You ean't do that! or Really, girls, you might get into troubleln, we know our liery redfhead loves parties and is always ready for a good time. As a member of nearly every club and many various teams, with her school spirit and vest for life, she bubbles over into her famous impromptu poems and songs. Although we tease Susan about her loyaltv to the South, her innocence QU, and her pathetic, H1 know l'm ugly, Judy, but l really ean't help it , our class would be lost without its funfloving, vivacious leader. Council: 2, 4: Class Secretary: 2: Class President: 4: Youth Reporter: 3: Les Terpsichores: l, 2: Le Cercle lfrancaisz 4: Scroll: 3. 4: Choir: l, 2, 3, 4: Debate Club: l, 2. 3, 4: Secretary: 2: President: 4: Volleyball: l: Archery: l: Basketball: 3: Topknot Board: 3: Advcrl tising Manager: 3: Silhouette: 2. ll4l CAROLYN IEOVVMAN BIAU 241 ASHBOURNE ROAD COLUMBUS, OHIO ln school 6 years. A brown eye is a roguislz one. Carol's sheepish grin is certainly no indication of what is going on behind those twinkling eyes of hers. ller love of fun is illustrated by her Monday morning revelations of her weekend jaunts. Carol's life, how- ever, is not all frivolity, for her sense of values has been a major factor in her successful leadership of the student body, both as Secretary and President of Student Coun- cil. The lirm belief which she has in her convictions has enabled her to uphold her ideas and those of the students and attempt to make these ideas coincide with those of the faculty. Yet she never lets her problems get her down. She can laugh at these problems, then settle down to weigh them and come up with a typical Blau solution. This same initiative and ingenuity have been the compelling force behind many class activities and Blau ideas. This Blau originality often results in her leading her many friends in their good times at spreads, dances, and parties Qespecially at the Beta llousej. lt is the sparkle in her eyes that seems to help Carol to lind the sparkle in everything she does. Student Council: 2, 3, 4: Class President, 2, Council Secretary, 3, Council President. 4: Philanthropic Com- mittee: 1: Choir: 2, 3, 4: Debate Club: 2, 3, 4: Scroll: 3, 4: Topknot Board: 3: Classical Club: 3, 4: Le Cercle Francais: 3, 4: Lake Forest Conference: 3: Silhouette: 2: Soccer Team: l: Volleyball: l: Basketball, second team, 2: Bowling: 3: Basketball: 3. 90 Sfwfpkfk .IUDITII ANNE CADOT 126 SOUTH VIRGINIA LEE DRIVE COLUMBUS, OHIO ln school four years. Hliluslies are the rainlwn' of nzodextyf' NVith her ever-present cheerfulness and seemingly endless vitality, judy has made an indelible impression upon her many friends at C.S.G. She has participated in nearly every activity. always with the helpful sug- gestions that have made her an invaluable member of such organizations as Choir and l'Pittori. But ,ludy scored her most direct hit with her performance in Stage Door this year. Aside from these activities, she has wielded a mean hockey stick and thrown many' a bowling ball. Moreover, she has proved herself a dependable member oi' our class through her work as our Vice-President-Treasurer last year. But judy is best known as a girl who is always ready for fun, prefer' ablv lots of it! Choir: I, 2, 3. 4: Secretary: 2: I' Pittori: 4: Topknot Board: 3, 4: Senior Editor: 4: Dramatic Club: 3, -I: President: 4: Silhouette: 2: Soccer: l: Hockey: 5: Gold 'lleam Hockey: 4: Council: 3: Class Viceapresident- 'l'reasurer: 3: Gold 'learn Song Leader: 4: Le Cercle Francais: -I. NANCY BLUE CO'li'l'lNCGl IAM 1945 INIJIANOLA AVE. COLUMBUS, OHIO ln school 7 years. Nice to Ire imttirul, llllldll one is :mmrully nice. Don't let that expression of supposed innocence de- ceive you. for behind it are the ways ol' the devil, 1 himself. Nancy loves a good time andia little mischief now and then. and wherever she goes. so go the fun and inerriment. She has that rare, much coveted ability to take everything in her stride and come up smiling. ller unrullled calm in all situations is the wonder ol us all. ller sweet disposition and winning personality, with which she puts everyone at ease, have endeared her to the hearts oi' young and old alike. llut more important, we shall remember Scotty as a good class- mate and an even better friend. Le Cercle Francais: 4: Choir: 2, 3, 4: Topknot lloard: 3: Color Guard: l: Philanthropic Committee: 5: Dramatic Club: llonorary Member, 4: Basketball '1lCklll1I 2: 5, 4: Soccer Team: l: lloekey: 3. 4: llasehall Team: l. 2, 3: Volleyball: I. U51 sv' o- ' QQ-vn,y jofxw EVANS oy, lil FRANKLIN mxiutwfw Y , corumnus onto y N ln school twelve years. fl fllllllftllll of perpetual peace flows here. 'Ioan has been a loyal and ardent incinber ol' the class ever since she entered the lirst grade. She has been a great asset in upholding the scholastic standing and the principles of the Class of '51. ller ability to tackle any- thing that comes her way with a srnile is one of her rare gifts. ller elliciency and excellent work as our president in Sixth and Seventh Crades and ol' Classical Club, have made a place for her in our hearts. Every day in Chapel she keeps us all in step with her Left, right, left, right. At noon in the Senior Room she tatnes our outbursts with, Girls, let's not be bitter! No inatter how dark the situation seenis, ,loan always linds a pleasant side and has a kind word for everyone, and we all love her for it. Les 'lerpsichoresz l, 2: Philanthropic Connnittee: 1: Soccer: lg Silhouette: 2: Classical Club: 3, 4: llockey: 2, 3: Topknot Board, Editor: 3: Lake Forest Conference Representative: 3: Chiel' Alonitor: 4: Red Cross Repre- sentative: 4. BARBARA LYNN EBNER 4500 DUBLIN ROAD COLUMBUS, OIIIO ln school two years. Her winning smile charms all, Her laughter lmlrlnles like a brook. l'leyl Kids! How about a party up the river? The Seniors know the voice belongs to none other than Barbara who has been with us just two short years. The untiring energy she brought from Bexley has con- stantly kept our class in a hilarious uproar. Her talents for dancing, singing, telling jokes, and being a grand hostess are Ubonne fortune to the Class of '51, As Pres- ident of Choir she proved her ability as a leader. VVherever Barb goes, we, as her classmates, know that her enthusiasm will carry her far. Choir: 3, 4: President: 4: 2nd Hockey Team: 3: Philanthropic Committee: 3. BOO!! lu..sl o ta ll. 'i a:.o.l.. l' ll6l ,J A - 9 V6 o ya- 9 G u Q' 0 -4 .D sff' X55 ,Q .' .fy va, 3 hx D' 1 .J 0 ...Og vo kvx is -LJ I cl 'A' 'l Y. 'n' JEAN 1AcRsoN KRAMER Q.-- Q 4- 2251 CRANFORD ROAD s,,. ,... ' nuRi1AA1, Nomn CAROLINA . . ln school 1 year. Her eyes as stars of twilight fair Like twiliglits, too, lzer tluxky l1l1ll'.U lf you hear the phrase, llow on earth do you do them so fast? , you'll know it's jean on her fourth pair of argyles for the week. She not only knits for a living, she also writes. As editor ol' Scroll, she has done a miraculous job since she has been with us only her senior year. Although jean appears often to be only a silent partner, she is really witty and ready for fun at all times. Sho is known for her Southern accent and those big blue eyes, and not the least for Dear Ole Duke . Possessing the ability to understand prob- lems. she has becotne famous for the helpful advice that has gained her many friends in a short time. Scroll: 4: Editor: -lg Lodge Council: -lg Philanthropic Committee: 4. x ' Q . Kxofs o IBN 7134 BARBARA JANE M,tQc:REc:oR BRAEBURN FARM CEDARVILLE, OHIO ln school four years. A lwnrzie lass and free from care Her voice is sriusltirze everywlreref' If you need information about money matters, the Navy, farming, or Scotland, or if there is something around school that needs mending, lane MacGregor is the girl to see. hlaybe because ol her ncatness, or maybe because of her Scotch ancestry, Qor possibly it was a combination of the twoD ,lane has continually been involved in the linancial tnatters of thc school, twice as class treasurer, and again as business manager of Scroll and Topknot. With separate little stacks of money carefully tucked away in each pocket, she has more different departments than a national hank. VVhen it comes to the Navy, she can tell you everything including the fact that Victory Ships are named for colleges Cso if you can't get in, go join the VVavesU. She keeps the Class of 'Sl amused by her orange rih' lions on St. Patrick's Day Cjust another reminder that she is only eight greats removed from her Scotch ancestor, Rob lloyb and with her never-ending supply of tales about Cedarville and the farm. ll' you should see a plaid elad figure highland flinging on her way, it's hlac, looking for new worlds to conquer. Student Council: 2, -lg Vice-President-'lreasurer of Class: 2, 4: Scroll: 3, 4: Secretary: 4: Le Cercle Fran- cais: 4: Les Terpsichores: l, 2: Volleyball learn: I, 23 Baskethall learn: 3, llockey learn: -l. l17l I 8 ftl fl 'w'..9f'.M' ff - I If Q fwwaa PATRICIA ANN NEALON H00 GRANVILLE ROAD NEVVARK, OIIIO ln school three years. She snlilezl to many, tliougli she loved Init one. From the Senior Boom strange noises are heard! It is only Patti, displaying her enthusiastic joy and -Jxu' herant giggles. During her three vears at C.S.C., she has exhibited her many talents by being class and team song leader, color guard captain, member of Lodge Council, and as Lodge viec-president. Long will live in Patti's mind, as well as in those ol' her classmates, her superb weekend at Cornell, and her letters postmarked Newark. Patti's lile is always spiked with joy and her eye with a sparkle of Burgundy! Lodge Vice-President: 4: Lodge Council: 3, 4, Color Guard Captain: 4: Class Song Leader: 3, Team Song Leader: 3, 4: lopknot Board: 3: Silhouette: 2. BRENDA JEFFREY NYKIIANTZ 2655 BRENTWOOIJ RD. COLUMBUS 9, OHIO In school four years. Shes little but slick wiseg She s a corker for her size. VVho won the wailwoad war? just ask Brenda. lt isn't that Brenda has a speeeh defect, it's just that she ean't pronounce her r's. But never let it he said that a little thing like this stands in the way oi' our ever ei'- fervescing PetitfCrifCri. For Brenda's size is Certainly no indication of her capability either in sehool or OLIK. As president of Le Cercle Francais and a member oi' Scroll and Debate Club, her leadership symbolizes the expression small but mighty . From her sprints up the Senior Stairs to lllgh hurdles on horse back, Cricket displays the line quality of sportsmanship as she did as Cold Team Captain in her junior year. Brenda, or Mike as she is also known, can often he seen petting a stray dog on the playground, or just as often can he eounted on to incite us to a good time. The person who coined the phrase all around girl must have been thinking of Brenda. Cold Team Co-Captain: I: Cold Team Captain: 3: Council: 3: Debate Club: l, 2, 3, 4, President: 4: French Club: 3, 4: President: 4: Scroll: 3, 4: Topknot Board: assistant advertising manager: 3: Soccer: l: Volleyball: I: Hockey: 2, 3. 4: Riding: I, 2, 3, 4. Q jl.IDY llO'l'll 154 SO. ARDMORE COLUMIBUS. OHIO ln school five years. Tis good to lu' merry and u'i.ve.', .ludy in her quiet GD way has exerted a wide influence hoth in our class and in the school. She often helry us to see the lighter side in our many problems. During her junior year she successfully served as class president. This year. as captain of the Cold Team, she has helped us to acquire the coveted team cup. The hest part ahout Iludy, though, is her wit and love of fun and her ability to make us see the funny side of a serious situation. That friendly shuffle up the Senior stairs and that big red smile are a sure sign that spring is here and so is Judy. Her love of animals ranges from domestic pets to the sophisticated Seniors! llut whether it's dogs or people, judv has many friends who all wish her the best of everything. Debate Cluh: 2, 3, 4: President: -l: Scroll: 3, 4: Le Cerele Francais: 4: l'Pittori: 4: Topknot Board: 3: Assistant Business Manager: 3: Council: 5, 4: Class President: 3: Gold Team Captain: 4: Soccer: 1: Volley- hall: l: Basketball: 2, 3: Swimming Team: 2, 3: Cap' tain: 3: Baseball: 2, 3: Captain: 3: Bowling Team: 2, 3: Captain:i3: Hockey: 3: lake Forest Conference: 5. 4 ' , Waff' -ff' Qwrfwfftlfbfr 'afffioffifwj -IOA lNE SL1XTllll 2530 BRYDEN ROAD COLUMBUS, OIIIO ln school five years. Hfllwuys a smile and ll pleasmzl word for all. .lot-y's graciousness and lest have made bright all her five years at C.S.C. A cheery llello in the morning or a quiet just a moment have calmed many an argument among her classmates. ller gracious- ness stops Hot merely at this, but continues in every thought she has. VVhether at a formal or in the Lodge, she sets at ease all the people she meets and makes them know that she is their friend. oey takes pride in a thing well done and, in schoo, the zest with which she undertakes every task is visihle. ln all sincerity, joey, your class wishes you the happiest of years in the future and the hest of everything good lo Colne. lloekey leant: 4: Bowling Team: 5: Soccer 'lleamz l: Volleyball leant: 2: Lodge Council: l, 2, 3, 4: llehate Club: 3, 4: Choir: 2, 3, 4: Secretary: -lg Secre- tary of Class: 4: Philanthropic Committee: 3: Topknot Board: 3: Ass't Fditor: 3. oe-5 lxnhkykulkhkpqa -' S ' in VIRGINIA LOUISE STAGE 196 So. CASSINGIIAM ROAD BEXLEY, OIIIO In school 4 years. IJi1'inely tall and most divinely fuiri' just wait 'til you're as tall as me is a 'phrase olten said by Little Mary, the Seniors' Towers Model. Always ready for a little nonsense, Ginnie and her sparkling personality form the forces behind many class projects. Ginnie is known to many of us as the stand- ing goalie and whether in her big white shinnies on the hockey held or counting the money in the Senior Pound strongbox, Ginnie is always hitting the ball for the Class of '5I. Aside from her sportsmanship and originality she is also known for her leadership and dramatic ability. In her Senior year she played one ol' the major parts in the Dramatic Club play and her enthusiastic energy was the major factor in the sue' cessful portrayal ol' her part. Ginnie's leadership ability is shown in the 1951 Topknot of which she is the Senior Editor. Il' you ever see a girl walking on the campus ol' Ilepauw with a bottle ol' Vigoro in her pocket and her specs down on her nose f-you're right - it's Cinniel Soccer: I, 2: Volleyball: I, 21 Basketball: 2, 5: liaseball: 5, Ilockey: 3: Cold learn llockeyz 4: Philanthropic Committee: 2: Lake Iiorest: 3: Topknot Board: 3, 4: Senior Editor: 4, Choir: 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club: 4: Le Ccrcle Francais: 4: Color Guard: 3, 4, Senior Pound: 4. SALLY LOUISE SIXIALLSIIEED 387 FRANKLIN AVENUE COLUMBUS, OHIO In school six years. Pretty to walk witlz, Witty to talk witlz, And pleasant to think on. Now wait a minute-Let me explain. 'Iihese words we hear above the maddening roar of the Senior Room. Silence prevails as everyone wants to see if it is Sal's new creation in art or her newest hair do. Sally, President of I'Pittori, is known, not only for her art work, but also for her constant wit. Parties are never dull when Sally is combining her abilities with piano, voice, and uke with which she entertains many at odd times of the day and night. During her years at C.S.G. she has participated in many sports, as you can see by her emblem clustered blazer. Her invariable wit and ability to come up with new ideas have made her a favorite with all. I'Pittori: 3, 4 Cllresident, 41 QSecretary, 41, Choir: I, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary: I: Class Song Leader: I, 2, 4: Co-captain of Gold Team: 2: 'Iopknot Board Art Editor: 3: Philanthropic: 4: Dramatic Club: 3, 4: Soccer Team: I, Volleyball: I, Captain: Basketball Soccer Team: I: Volleyball: I, Captain: Basketball Iloekey: 3, 4 CGoldD. U aaf' I tw 4, ', Wwe : xy' Us 0 ? 1: yicljcs Ocsflcj -92,931 N ,K y, . M I 5,1 I , 'I . 'q' K: Ci' dy XJ. cf f-.77 Q 74 ' . fy 1 'QQ' 9' , lv . ' , Q -U' C 'x' ,rv ,f 'vi -. - . ' Q V V' 7 J 4. ' ' 4' . .Q ,sfo ai' S -t -5' v' 1 9 NAN Y AKIP7 ,B .T , 4- J V V5-Lf' 540 N. douar sri r ,,- , ,S of L. wg CIRCLEVILLE,OHI 4-f 1. Ii- U - ki , In school four years. I 'S' 5 . ff xl' va' And yet ll spirit still fnid liljglzt-,xy 7' 5 lfVitli something of an angel lrgl1t. 4,' , Nancy arrived at C.S.G. four years ago, and since, 5 then, has taught the lifteen members of the Senior Class all that's to be known about the Pumpkin Show city. She will always be remembered by the Lodgers for her devilment and her sunny disposition. As Presi- dent of the Lodge, Nan has always done her part, and at every council meeting we hear that famous quota' tion, VVhat we need around here is a little system. With her highly infectious laughter, and her ability to make everyone laugh with her, Nan is a must at every party. So with these traits and a wonderful girl in mind, we all wish her loads of luck-beginning with J.. 'Y Purdue! Lodge President: 4: Lodge Council: 3, 4: Council: 3, 4: Bowling Team: 3, Volleyball Team: 1, 2, 3, Topknot Board: 3, Color Guard: 2: Class Secretary: 3: French Club: 43 Silhouette: 2. ROSES AND WHITE COWNS To the time of Younger than Springtime Roses and white gowns we see Now that we leave C.S.G. Days that we spent here, memories they brought us shall not l nl us Innocent days of our youth Following pathways of truth Knowing full well the future will hold such cares for us. And when our youth and joy shall fade from view Now we shall still have thoughts of you Por days that we spent here were gay Though we will soon be away Long will we cherish all of our days at C.S.G. l2ll TI-Ili PERFECT IL R luclx Caclol C.m+I Hlzm . , . vrzilu . . . fmil' Nancy f1mllingl1.l111 . . . lwlu' 5 lp.ulm.1r1 l'lmc1' ..,, 4 lIUIl1tI'L'V.x lmm l mm . . . nmrzlrlwxirwrz Sumn Il.lfULlI'CI , . . sfylv -ILUIH lXI Il11l'I' . , . 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Ymfrv so LKIQUI' All1Kl l'm so lcmlvn XXX-ll, my mnxll' 111 Ilnpc lu lcll you' SCl'lULlSlf' tlmuuglm llml S .1 gumlla Hut Putty. l UHIHI lu gn to Denison llais xwclxulmcll ' UI1 lm' ljctcfs wllwl ll l Llcmnl lll 1llk'YSlllINl ll x.1 XXAII1l12l In lilxc llfvppy, lil gulln wut lilxc lluppy Irs lwcn IL ll llulfl lllllilx Il lmxm lllm1llX' lluppily . . . llww gum Ll Xlhppityl' l25l Ol! stop Hull wlhll ilu Null l xl1IlXX il' 'Yml'l'L' not I7lLlXlHQ lim' Mwilm. I Lnmx Ulm. l um! In-lp ll S WE Name Carol Blau hluzly Cazlot Nancy Cottingliam llarluara Elmer .loan Evans Susan l laywarcl ,lean Kramer .lane Maeilregor liremla Alf'lU'2ll1Il llatty Nealon -Iucly llotli .loanne Slater Sally Sinallsreecl Virginia Stage Nancy X'X'att NOW ls always on tlle go uncleeimlecl QFD innocent QD Lll1DI'L'lllL'lillllC a true lmlonrle a soutlierner rat lieartl speecly Seoteli Unliglity Mouse luyzlliri llliulmo In itorioum in a worlnl of lier own lovely to loolx at lllvillmlc THEM.. I ores tlre Tiger lun ,, Lalcesirle horses to eooli , to rlanee Xxliseonsin tlie farm life HSl5iClllL'5n jan. 29, 1949 L'VCfyIlll1'lg lim tlie country .Sw l24l ls Noted Fm' lier stanmling :late lwluslming her blue eon vertilmle sluinlwer parties trips to tlie lmarluer Nleniplmis lier eyes jacks lien' liancls lost weeliencls ll2lj ClI'C2llllil1g loin anal jerry everything ,, HO. pumpkin slrow Pet PL'L'l'L' arguments , VVar ,, , SNOXV!!! , Dan-Dee Craeklers in movies slow people snow lmounzl complications Call ya 'l'linrsclay clralts anml A. Il. SllS2ll1'5 lace lmys tliat clon't leave tlleir name when they eall lluwsia H slnnen burning poreli liglits ENIOR ELECTION ' Most innocent lliggest wheel in school 'lihinlas she is Most graceful Xlost shapely I Dead l iest Quietest Most clesirahle Lumpiest Host likely to succeetl on the hockey lielcl Most sought aliter Most lirefprool' Most strategic Most lovahle Most famous Most tallietl ahout Most improhahle ilihe thing everyone tloes most ol' lliggest thing to hit town Easiest to pass Most likely to succeecl D51 lphnei la ' t l'atti's Xmas Party---H. Senior Class. Sioux City Sue. lling clown Senior Stairs. l3lau's legs. Sal's intentions. C. S. Cl. lunches. . C. S. CQ. lunches. Our little hlue tunicsu. Susan llaywartl. Sugar-coverecl doughnuts. Parsons Place Ckclarn itlla. Miss hliller's olliee. Lilis charms. I3rentla's ANKLESYTY ilihe Seniors' mistakes. .X new scl icmt il Nothing. Seniors at Cedarville. Out. fXcatlemy's athletic teams. 'Lo gk H I Tfx .,shc3.Wvl VLV fp Loy RX WW Cx xi fi Q gf 6 XTX V UM CY T73 Q L P 5 Jnmk i 45 fix x 'Y f x X04-fl X ,ff , 1.1 ' Xiang 5- Ygnca me in Lifqi Dgniff TY10.rQygLpfi0xh'WQ INUFX lo Bully PiCl1H'L'S on fr. IOS pq px ki Uv? NM x Om MOS 7- Grail . EM fs Re islf GOKUCX me. cum mut SNfm.CxO.., 'Pug L ,m.,Y aw- Q Qrcvumd mmx HOCRX-n VYWWLUOK Uke HOOPMA' Horse mccf UVM' LU Rohn PUMA? ST.. Lox.LLS I27,I THE CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1951, being of totally un- sound minds and completely unstable physical condition, hereby do draw up this document, our last will and testament. To Betsy Blocker: Susan Ilayward leaves not only her Confederate money in hopes that the South will rise to the occasion, but also those convenient trips South when everyone else is freezing to death up here. To Becky Bonnell: Nancy Cottingham leaves her athletic ability so that she can some day teach Miss Taylor's class and Barbara Ebner wills her the long rides home. Make good use of them, Becky! To Dixie Brand: Sally Smallsreed leaves her inimitable love of clothes while Nancy W'att leaves her the love CFD for the pre-school children. To Carol Brooks: Judy Cadot leaves her long locks with the hope that some day she might invent a new method for washing long hair, Joanne Slater wills her modeling ability in hopes that Carol can fall off a platform and trip down stairs as gracefully as she did. To Emy Brooks: Joan Evans gives her hon- ored position as president of the Smuggie Club while Jane MacGregor wills all her unpaid bills and the pleading statement, Will you please pay your bills? To Oralee Coughlin goes Brenda's love of parties, while Virginia Stage leaves her the keys to the Senior Pound money box. Please don't lose them as many times as we did. To Sally Dawes: Another Sally by the name of Smallsreed joins with Carol Blau in offering a standing date plus the famous 9895. You figure out which is which, Miss Dawes. To Nancy Dial: Jean Kramer gives with re- luctancy, the softest bed in the Lodge, while Nancy Watt wills that anticipation CFD of col- lege week-ends. To Corinne Francis: Judy Cadot hands down her dramatic ability CPD in hopes that some day she might obtain those Arden charac- teristics. Joan Evans also wills her knowledge of the outcome of the Trojan VVar so that Pussy won't have to work too hard at it. To Iris Ilaegele: Sally Smallsreed leaves her well-known, moth-eaten, bristleless paint brushes and Judy Both bequeaths her wonderful French accent. To Carole llirsh: Barbara Ebner wills her ability to break all dates gracefully: that is, all except the right one, Carole. And her fellow Lodger, Patti Nealon, wills her never-ending love of vacations. To Emily Houghton: Our post-miss, Jane MacGregor, leaves her helpful trots to the mail- box and Susan Hayward wills her unobtainable hockey emblem, the only one of its kind. To Jane Huffman: Virginia Stage bequeaths her bottle of Vigoro with the Wish that Janie might someday become a Towers model too. Patty Nealon leaves her the unique ability to keep the Lodge in an uproar. To Joyce Jeffries: Jane MaeCregor passes on her solutions to the labyrinths of mathematics and Judy Both graduates with the hope that Joyce will keep alive the purpose of National Smile Week. To Jane Power: Judy Cadot hands down her title of sophisticated lady, while Judy Roth leaves the coveted position of M.M.M.M.'s daughter-in-law and hopes that shc uses the title well. To Peggy Putney goes that wonderful wash- board of Carol B1au's with the hope that she won't have to do too much scrubbing on it and Virginia Stage leaves her innocent expression with the idea that maybe she will use it well. CYou know what we mean, Peg.D To Nancy Slade: Brenda wills her love of horses and Joan Evans reluctantly gives her bottle of H202 with the wish that you will not be the girl with the green hair, Nancy. To Barbara Swisher: Nancy Watt gives her bent and wobbly bobby pins. We hope they don't come out at night. And to her also, Joanne Slater leaves those trips to the dentist. We wish that they would cut all the s's out of the alpha- bet, too, Barbara. Cetheths, that ith.D To Sally Taylor: Brenda Mykrantz be- queaths her ability to burst forth with subtle remarks with the sincere hope that Sallyis class will be as understanding as the Class of '5l. And Barbara Ebner leaves her promptness to parties and her ability to make the right excuses. To Anne Tofliey: Carol Blau leaves her ticket to Yale with the assurance that she can get dates without her brother's aid and Patti Nealon wills Anne the other 292 with hopes that she uses it wisely. To Shirley Zierer: Nancy Cottingham wills her tan-the many stories that the Class of 1291 lc ,J '51 has heard about those different boys-Look out, Shirley! It must be a charm. Our whiz at knitting, jean Kramer, bequeaths her ability to chick the needles with satisfying results. To Nancy Zox: Susan Hayward leaves her love for playing the part of a maid-but re- member, Nan, she graduated to second position as a dancer. Nancy Cottingham passes down the position of owning a blue convertible in hopes that you might be able to leave to an equally fortunate girl in the Class of '53 this same honor. To the Class of 1952: The seniors will those special senior privileges and all the trials and tribulations of just being a senior. We give, also, to the Class of '52 our procrastination in completing term papers. But most of all we hope that you will treat the Senior Stairs with not only love and kindness but also caution. For who knows who the next victim might be. To the Class of 1953: We leave our wonder- ful Cold Team Cup along with all the spreads and songs that have led us to victory. Always keep the Cold Team victorious. To the Class of 1957: We leave our mascots, flag, and class song. Always be loyal to the green and the gold and above all, have as many happy days at C. S. G. as we have had. To this we put our hand and seal on this, the seventh day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. The Class of Fifty One. I.XILI I.lIIIx Ixlngclum I I,ussL'sm .IENIORI RENIICNIBER si I I.lxu ,Xu .XppIc I xux Un SL'1lIlj.5IDAll'Ij AIIILI Ijuisu '48 Im'icIcnls I ,IUIHU S I,1IIxL gIlIIIII1CI'PAIIIIL'5 I I II1 Ilnglfvl' I Iullx Ilnlmc 'mal Izlx I'C'IuIm FI '5l I 1 Him . y , cnilfilgl' Um llk' I'III'lI5 IIS I,I'L'55C1I I Izlm Lllxclclcs -IQILILIU lr. C'I1 ' l'lslIl1.lxI,1ll'llUs Illrlx' IIQL' I Ix SICIAILRIIH I fwllllv' Sm ,-s I UIIMI-I ICLICISU 'IQIIL' Izxpus II I'L' J.lm'L's XI UKI III lumm' PICILIIO Pansy I mwlx Iyclunia I ILlIIvI1AIIxL'lI IIT I3.lI.Il,lI.I3. M..Xl..XI,.XI.XI I1 Ixy I-Q.C'.,X. YL-Ihm S3 mImIs ol' SLIIVINIYI Sillmmlcllc XVi1Imul Il Sung I?I'L'lIL'II C'IuIv Plzly XVc l'L' Slum! :ITS I , . I ILmu1c I' I In' Mau I Inu . I In' Syvum I In' LIIIIIIIIIIIULIS Nlulnm IXII I xxnnl Im' C'Imris11n.1s is .1 I'L-risu I In' Ivsl Nu Himsa' Surl' IJIIIIE OILI I'X1aI1im1c4I Huw! IIQCI' w I Izlcl RI C ol Sioux City Suv 9.l.I3. Ulwlc IQIXIIIIX IIIIIIICILII IJICIIIC5 Unclc I7ucI -M170 ....,.. Xluslmf I I I IXIIQ' I5Imw1's I,IIIXiIL'I'L'CI I?ullgI1nllIs QIIIIISIIIILIS llinncr Cll'xlcILI4lliun PHC 1. U01 -wif' '-IQ' -Q-31-1-:em I-1 TTIE CI. SS As we gather on this humid summer night we are strangely able to see far into the future. VVe are swept from the rushing present to a dusty country road. At first the only thing in sight is a small figure busily trotting down the road. Ar a second glance we see that this figure really is quite small: in fact, it is the noble founder of the Mykrantz Minimizing Method. Brenda is so intent on breaking her record of a pound lost per minute that she dashes right by us and headlong into a young woman posting bills. As we follow Brenda we see that this singular female is Nancy VVatt. Nancy has at last attained her life-long ambition: assistant county bill-poster . The reason for this sudden supply of placards is that -Carol Blau has just found a bigger, better and more expensive way to make more money faster. As the posters say, this is the gala opening night of the fabulous Blau, Barnum and Bailey Circus. Always an efficient little organizer, Carol has enlisted the eager help of her former class- mates in this colossal project. Sure enough, there on the poster we see beautiful Babs Ebner, now a curvacious bare-back rider, astride her snow white stallion, Noonday hfoon. Backed by her insatiable curiosity Brenda is off to the circus. Seeing the array of colorful tents in a nearby field, we decide to join her for a glimpse at the Class of '5l. As we stop to buy our tickets the voice and carrot-top behind the counter seem oddly familf iar, and there at the ticket window we see jane hlacflregor, handling the book-keeping, as usual. jane became so proficient at squeezing the last penny out of her friends at C.S.C. that she consented to come up from the farm for a few days to help Carol in her new business venture. PRGPHECY Inside the gates we hear the ominous cry of popcorn, peanuts. Instead of a shrill, piercing voice, it is a smooth, dreamy southern drawl and we turn to find lean Kramer. Bored with the charmin' southern gentlemen, she has come up from North Carolina to add to the atmosphere. While we tread across the field, a sudden flash blinds us and we look up to see stylish Susan llayward smiling gaily over her camera. Sur- rounded by dozens of press men and ogling ad- mirers, Susan is really in her glory. We exf change a friendly greeting and continue on our way around the circus grounds. The usual predominant odor of horses and hay is so persistent that we are all nearly con- vulsed with sneezing and coughing. We are not, however, left in this peculiar predicament for long. For, from up out of nowhere, pops Ioan Evans and her latest discovery Evans Elixir for Eleviating Ellergiesf' .loan has spent many long hours perfecting this miraculous new formula. Once inside the big top, we push our way to our seats. The three rings are going strong and our brilliant C.S.G. alumnae are again holding their own. Down in front we see Nancy Cot' tingham with her miniature pigmy act, all strangely attired in O.S.U. sweat shirts. Out in the arena, swinging high above our heads, Ioanne Slater is displaying the intricacies of a new dance step, as she balances on a wire. VVell, Joanne always did like dangerous and fascinating living. ln the next ring Judy Both is bravely facing her well-trained Colden flligcrs. She calms them with a tender word or a snap of her whip Cat the risk of being mauled, of course.D Certainly, in this, as in any other dar' ing occupation, experience is the best teacher. Suddenly we are greeted with a great hurst oF laughter from the other side of the tent and whom should we see hut Patty Nealon. our own little organ grinder. Patty, complete with red and gold spots and huhhling over with voluminous jokes and merriment, is stealing the show, as usual. Outside the hig tent once again we hear the loud voice of the glamorous harlter. Ginny Stage, calling attention to the most dramatic and ro- mantic show of the age. Ginny brushed up on her yodeling at those western rodeos, you know. lnquiring further we lind that Judy Cadot has risen from her humhle hevinninvs at C.S.U. 3 5 and is now the producer and leading lady ol' a one act play entitled Circus Exit. Looking into another hooth we see Sally Smallsreed gazing into her crystal hall. She oflers to tell your lorn, advice experiences. VV e pause time here in Popcorn, fortune and give adviee to thc love hased on her own lavish and mystit for a brief moment only, for our the future is growing very short. peanuts. New is W? agus BA if AQ' -- kk. , 4 . 'SX Classes CLASS OF 1952 lvl! tu riglif, Hun' I: fziinlu llirsli. .Inycc Ulcllvrics, .lainc Ilufliinzin. Nancy Znx. lima' 2: Xl.ii'g.ii'ct l'nlnvy, l3iii'lmi'gi Qnislwr, Sully lliiwcs, Ilccliy Hnnncll, Betsy l3lnrl4cr, -liinc Pnwvr, Nancy l7i.il. lion' 3: C'ni'iniic l'r.incis. Cliimlc liiwinlxs, lilllf' lirneilss, lfinily lluilglilwii, Oi-.ill-Q cqklllglllill, lfixin' liixincl. limi' 4: Nunn Slmlc, Slnrlcy l,lk'I'k'l'. lris Ilqii-gi-lu. Kiiscnl: Silly l.LIfl1Yl',i'XI1I1L' Inlll-5. lm' tcn wins wc liinc xx.nu'cl. .incl non licic wc kll'L',flLll1lUl'5l ll is uxcrxllnnq iw linpccl lor .incl cvcn innrc. Sonic nl' nur ncxx' clistinctinns ligne luccn uslu-ring tlic gucsls Il1l'llLlgl1 Ilic i'cccix'ing lim in tliv C'lirislin1is Dinner :incl git Cciiiiiiiciicciiiciil, and lncing in cliiirgc nl' llic 'lLII1iOl SL'I1lUl' l3iii'cu'cll Otlicr linnnrs lialw luccn tlic Scci'ct4ii'y nl' :lic Council zinal Ilic Ciiptaiin nl' tlic llccl il Quin, clinscn lirnm nur clxiss, l'ni' nur prnjcrls wc cnntinucnl lnncl szilcs Lil lilic liirin ainnl tlic siilc nl' CISCL. stiitinmwy ainal lvmnlxiiigiils. XXI' also .imlcl In lliis list ll skating piirly in tlic spring, wliicli nc liiicl groan liun giving I'i'usii1w1i NliXl1CLiXI1llIi PU INILY Vice l'rusiiluiit NANCY DIAI, Sm-i-viiiiiif MX!-' PUXVlf.ll im I Y B71 CLASC OF 1955 liciitli lorm, Ilrm' I, Smifctl: listhcl' lluwvrs, Yurnm' Yziw. Nanci lircilivltl, lflimhcth Uliltvrs. Him' 2, Svnlml: l3.irlmr.i XY.igst.illi, Pvnnx lhwlmrcl, Nzinvy ciI'AlllK'I'. Iliirlvms l'ut'lwtt. Nttnniing: Qnllx lxirlwml,ull, ganna llmckiiigiii. Suv liruhailacr. Saimliui Ycnlsin. Yaincy funghlin. -In Ilrunv. 'Sally lzinv. ll.n'h.n.i ll.itm'r, Nano lluss. Qullx iltililisiilt. XM- Snplwiiimcs rcturnccl tn sclmul this ycin' with Ll ncn rnoiii, ai ncw tt-tit-licr. .intl unc new stu- tlunt. Miss llcclilin has hccn lcan'ning tht- ropes along with us un smnc nl' nur new rcsptmsihilitivs .is Soplwinnrcs :incl wc .ippix-ci.1Ic hcr tniiny uilunhlc iclcxls. Out' lirst jnh wats SillwL1cttv which. gilitcr tl little ptxictiuc, wc h.nc running liglirh' sinuntltly. Uni pl.in lm' liiwing lun :incl innlung inuiicx nt tht- s.nnc tnnc dial lust thin. Our lXlL'lxKX'lIl'Cl cluncc in tht- gym was cnitwccl hy till, cvcn though txL'LKlCI11y.S ulxc htm rcliusccl tn run. Very soon wc shall use up this iiimwy nn nur ncxt pruicct: the lfruslnnun Soplminnrc l741m'c, which we hupc will hc an cvcn grtzitci' sticwss. UK' gm' living clillicrclit this yciir and .tru staging it on tht- lirst llonr nl' l,ill'SHI1S Pltift- UR' .nc lunlxing li1lI'N.ll'll tn giving our class party nncl tht- trnclitiniml tc.l lim' the tvilclicis anal tnnthcrs nl ixli85 l1t'L'l1llI1 l1tl5 Cl1jUf'i'Ll ULII' Cl.lSS LIS ll1llL'l1 RIS XYL' llkllk' CH-lily l'Cl lTL'il1Q l1Cl' Sllllllllllx Pwsitluiit SiXI,l,,Y LU lilRKEXlD.Xl.l. l'iuu I'rusitlui1t SMX.-X l3Rt-XC'KNl,XN Svcru1iii'i Slllfi I3llUI3.XKI7,ll FSI tht- class nl' '55 Many thginlts in till the linc pcoplc who luwc inuclu this your qi sticccss lim' us: wc Impl- W 1-wp uv ' fi Qu 'T' WI KX Cl,:X.'.' O F 195 lrfi fu riglzr. lion' l: Marv Inu Uywul, Hctty Alucl, Bnluctlc Alwl. Nnncv Rllwllw. Sully Bycrs. Inu' 2: Maury Alum' llnxws, Cynthia Black, I,llL'llil Hznniltun, Klurgarct XYcl4lun, Uluria Crilncs, Nlury Dlkllll' Wiatr, -Indy Scllcrs, l3.urlmr.1 Lung, Ann .'XHisun. loix lnnnb. .'xllI1klb0T Rcctcug Clmnic Alclriclm. , , , , , , , , , ,. . , Inna' w: I.llll'AI SYJIIIIUX, Xancy Sharp, Ann NiCc-llflllklfk. Nancy Waultnn, Sulzlnnc llwlxlncl. Sllmllilldli Ylnclv, funnin lwunnx, Nlilfllifll' lxnlcl. ,Ks l'ruslnm'n, nv mln- flaw ul' W5-1 lmw lmcl .ln exciting anal nwst intcrn-sling yn-nr. Undo: Xliss Cluinnk supcrim' gllidilllkl' wc lmvc lmccmm' mljllstcci tn Uppcr SQ-hm! .Incl its rcsponsiluilitics During thu yy-.xr wc lmxc had svn-r.nl cnmly sales, which wvrc wry SLlCL'CSSf'LlI. Our main projcct. hmm Ilmclnn' 'wing t'l ,lcc'Iinl1 Ugly . CJUI' social Iill- was tuppcnl nfl' by IIIC l:l'L'8I1l11L'l1SUIJIIUIIIUII' lJ.ll1L'L'. NH ull xwrkcrl lmrcl on tlw clccnmtimms and had n womlcrlxul tilnc. l'r'1'sia11'1l! AIARY JANE IMWITS xYiC'l'l,I'l'SiK1l'll1 LUIS LAXIIB Sl'4'VL'fIll'l1' fXNN.'Xl3lfAl' lllifltflll 1401 cr, nas sclling C'.S.CQ. stickcrs. lfzlrly in thc full uc gnu' our class party In thc llighrlm VHYIII. ilu' I411 i CLASS OF 1955 I-'iglrtlz lillflll, Svutctl, lvfr lo right: Ann Alxluott, Sum Stoncmzm, Martian Iluvis, -lunc Loving, l.imlu lfulton, Rosan- moml llrown, Srurnlinqr Cfarol Kvnnon, llolwrlu Ycnliin. .lzinc Pctcrs. Nlylzl Mau' Sltislvr. Xlairgnrct Knivs. llllflhllll Kcnt, Snllx SC'l1H'Qll'lL'll, llcaiti'icc Istmc, Murcia Wilcox, St-Iwi.: linglislt, Ann -loltmton. .llvwntz llzltw Yvlltolli. lltls your tlw larsl AlL'lIXlIj' ol llic lilglitli l'orm was at calmly sulc to rum' moncy lor our lliL'il5lll'f XVC lmcl Jll10ll1CI'Hl1k' soon llliICI' tlialt. :incl lwotli wcrc SllL'CL'SSlilll. ililtc girls clircctccl :xml stzigvml tlw play 'Illia' llcul llvmlml lvugiw, wlm-li llwy gmc in clmpcl. Our class party for tlic Scwntlt lform. wliost topic uns 'lilic liiilirrv, wcnt oil' with ll lmng, gmcl wc all lizlnl lun doing it. l'rcsitlw1r CXHOI, IRVNNUN l!iL'L l,I'L'XlllL'II1 ,NNN ,lOl lNS'l ON Svc-rutm'y j,XNl7. l'll'l'llRS l42l Jfvaul.. 'ai 'S 'mf ..,,' -46144 CIT' w.x 'LJ CLACC OF 1956 lclr In riglxl, Hon' I: Cnrolinc llccl. Grctchcn llcuthcuscr, livu Agostzm. hlllilllllil VVul7. Hou' 2: Susan Ahcl, Shcryl Ilolton, Susan c:I'L'l'll, Anclrcu Smith, llzlrhnru Polloclx, Hllflmfkl lioolhhy, ,lumly Ycn Soc ,fXnclrcn. Hllll' 4: Patsy Qoalcrstrom, Xlolly Xlcflouml, ,Xhscnlz lim XxlL'lSSk'l1llilL'l1, Sllllilfil Clrilhn. lhis yl'1ll' our clxlss Im hccn husy gctting ilCllLl2Ill1ICCl with thc Uppcr School. Nyc hzwc clf nanny things, such as lmving Clll1ClB' sulcs. which nrc ncw to us and which wc cnjoycml Ll lol. XVc ham .llso hzlcl two plnys. Curscs, l5oilcml ,'Xgnin, llI1Cl HAllClSLlI11l11Cl' Nights IDIACQIIILN hoth ol which wc LH , . , - . goxccl IHLIIIIIILQ on. U c lull lovc thc Uppcr School anal arc qlucl uc hawc lwc morc vcurs to look lol Xhllll Io. l,l'L'5lIlt'lll SUSXN .XI1lil. l1H'tISllI'L'V DIUUY YHNKIN Sccrclury Cllljrlfl IIZN lcllLlll'IlllUSliI1 H41 lun wwf ,QQ H51 Ivy! rn Viqlil, Hon' I:.l111l1 K.1111'11111'iw1'. C'11tl1y Xl.1x11'11ll, iilllilj' Scy11111111', liiililll' Nlurris, ll1'l1'11 U'ilis1111. Sllkil' H1111 H1111 lillll H1111 lilill lillll l'11il'111.111, C'l11'1'1l xxviiii.Ill1S, Sllxklll Xliics, lg.ll'i51ll'.l Sciclci. l5,li111i1c1l1 XXYHNIIII, Vicki Smith, KilIi11'l'iI1l' Nl11rt1111. llctm Kc11111', Xl111'xl141 Xlmiin, 'l'i11.1 Ki11ssc11. Q: i'il1'1'11 9111i1l1, Sum' l31'111l.1, Sailx .'X1l11111x. C'111tl1i11 C'111'lii1', Szliix K.111il'111.111, Susic C'111i1'r, iil11'isti111' Alt- 111.1i1'1', xlllI'g2ll'l'I SlllIll'l'lilINl, I,l'iDUI'LIi1 xxYf'lxi'l', Aibigalil iluivlms, Sillltifkl Pllppcl, Gail Si1Cltu11, Ruth Ixllll fiiiuk, 1111111 l31'1111y. 3: lJur111l1y ll11l1l1.11'1l, 1'XI1,Lft'i.l XY1's111'.1t1'1'. SLIBLIII XVyl1cr, Nlully lluylu, Num cillllllillg, lQ1iitl1 l'11stlcw.1i11', N.1111'x Nlcfluiici. l311pI1111' lyilllllf, l,L'YiiL' llrumrks, Putty Sci1iil',,l111111111- King, AllYl1illt' l.up1'1, Nlairy SKK' l'1'i11gil'. 4: llutii .xllll XVills1111. c4.lI'1Ji Sll'k'ixL'I', .Xiicc l1it1'l11'r, K.IIilL'fillL' Knius, Sa1111lr.1 fX1'kl1-1, Salim i31111111'1', Nlg1rll1.1 ll11111'i1, lXm.1li11ci liimulgs, XIiL'I1L'iC ifswx, nlumly XViisu11, ll2lI'l'iCl Iluukcr. I,L'i7i3j' lJ.1x1'1's. 'iz X.1111-1 S111 111111111 l1111is1' l.11'.111111111', .'X1icl11icl1' 'lil111111ps1111, lllllllllly ,-Xppt1111, Vcrity l3l.1L1'l1', llccky XVvL1'r, Xl.111111r1't XL111, llmmimvrcs XX'l1it.1i11'r, li.lif.1lwtl1 lcv. IIcl1'11 St.11'l1. 51154111 K.1111111gcisc1'. fn: l3111'ix11'11 l71'ilv1'i, 1'X11111i111'ti1' Scy1111111r, C'1'11tl1i11 C:1ll11gl1:111, lliklilil' ciLlIllillL'. Allllf llow, lxllllt' l3111'g1'ss, Cami Pl'lL'I'S. Xlnriu lik' NI111111-, .l11li11 Pricc, Nli1'11111I.1 Al.lI'Yill. I:,iil.li7L'Il! cifl'L'l1, S11x1111 .X1'1111i1l, vlumiy xxvillixlbf, i.i11ci11 Xx'L'iNNCI1i74Il'i1. 7: S11x.111 S1'l1iil.. C'.11'11i RHTIICIA, YI11111- C'lii'11111, Ii111i.1 CQc1'Ql1'11i'1'l1I, K.11i11'1'i111' l5.11'l1cs, f'.11'41l gL'i1k'Llii., AIZITX l.1f.11'11x, hiumiy l'.1ss, .Xi.11'g111'1't i3.11'l11l1, 'loin l,.lI1L1L'l1. l,.11111 xlk'X.ll1l.Il'I'.I, Y.111cy uvuiiic, K.1Il1cri111' l511yl11111l. LOWER SCHOOL 14111 PRESCI-I O01 , lr is tlic aim ol' our prcscliool to give: ilu' cliilcl tlic lwst possible L'm'ironmcnl lor pliysiuil, mon , aincl social clcvclopiiiciit. ilillis luis lwcn iiccoinplisliccl by ll2lX'lllg il plcgisiinl. cliccrlul. aim illrnctiw pnssclimxml room. lx is cquippccl witli Iimtmiiils uncl toys wliiclm stimulntc Ilic cliilcl's growth L'X'L'l'yl'L'Sl1L'L'I. llius, tlirougli ll1llSlL'.1llil, stories. klI'1lIl1QlIllilIlUl1S. .xml il-IHCIHQ wc .ii-Im-vc our goal in prcscliool. lift to right, Ron' 1: l.ouisc Clorrcl. Claudia Nlunguni, fhris Galway, liugcniu llultvr, Nlurtlm XVykvi', Connic lliir. u' 2: ,lill Plicilicr. Lisa lllzilwy, llrucc von Tulgonlmurg, flovis l,AlI1tll'j, ficorgc Pctvlx, Tim SIMIQ-, 'livrry llailmy. llrsvnf: Sully Daily. Patricia King. Citliy Ruud. H71 3 of H81 Clubs 1 1011 In right, SL'1l1L'L1C Nancy xxvklll, -lllllf' 1111111, 1111111110 Slater, 'llllli' N111cCQrcg11r, farul lglklll, c4lPl'1I1llL' 1'-l'2ll1L'1S x111l'2.lI'L'1 1'111111'1. Nancy 191111, '1.ll1L' Pmvcr. Slllllllillgf c1I'i'lL'11Cl1 1111111111151-1', lllllly YL-1111i11, Susan Abcl, AI1lIkI1JCl l1cc111r. Luis l.a1111x, Mary 'Iam' 11.1111-s, Sllk l:l'll1?AllxL'l', Sklfilll 11l'AlL'1xl1'IA!I1, Sally 1.11 Kir14c11111111. Sally 1J1111'cs, CVLIHY1 K1-11111111, :X1111 -1111111s11111, -IJIIL' Pctcrs. 1l17xL'Il1I Susan 11a1'11'11r11. , - N . . . - 1 111' C 111111111 11115 111111 a 15LlSy ycal' 11111 1111 1111: lllClll1JL'l'S arc 1'cr1' 1110115011 11'1t11 1110 1'111111c1'11111111 111 1111 s111111'111s. 1111- 1101110111 sys1c111 1111s 13L'L'll s111is1v11c1111'y. 111111 our XV111' f,l'P11LlI1 1,l'U16L'l 11115 1701311 s111'1'1'm 111111 L'1ll11l71ClL'L1. 'lv11ill11xS 111 1111- c111111'i1111ti1111s 111' 1110 11111111' 5111111-111 110111. 111' 1111111 111111' 111111111111 ll 11111 1L'L'l1 ycar 11111 war 11111111111 for ll yL'Lll'. 1111111111111 C1'c1'y1111c's 110113, 1110 C11L1111'i1 C17Ll1L1l1'I 111111' 111111 Sllfll Ll l11'1111t11111c 5'L'L1l'. 1,1'L'S11IL'lll CINIXUI1 Ill ALI S01-v'1'1111',1' COIHNNIQ 15l1,'XXClS STUDENT COUNCIL 1901 DRANIATIC CLUB .Xt tlic I7L'giI1I1iI1QUi' tl1cyc.l1'. thc iJl'lll11llliC flulm touit in nmny ncxx' imwniwrs lu xtipplcincnt Its lillll rgtiilxs tit tlmt timc. Un l7clni'tix1ry 24, in umjtimtiun with thc buys ul' cvlflllllllillh .Xu L:lXL'tllll'lll1I1LlLli big lJl'0liLlL'li0l1. lilw play givcn this yum' was Clcorgc S. K2llIii'IllAll1.S Stag L' IJUOI' . IQICIHY, XYL' llmnlts to tht' Liml nssistttncc of our ligtculty zlclviscly Mrs. Robert Kaliiciigcisw, ami tin' gllmlc clircc lion ul' Hrs. Ktltlwrim' Kittie. 'Staigc linux' wcnt xcry simmotlmiy .incl was il big SlICL'L'Sh. iwtlt tl: tmgiti t ilix .mai liiialiiclgiilv. i,I't'SltiL'lIf St'c'l'c'!1Il'.H' i,VUlQl'tlllI fiilllifllltlll lil! ru right: lflimlmt-tit XVatltc1's. lfstlici' l'uxwt'x. llniicitt- Pllcitvtt, llamt' Pu . . , . 1 , , , Cvinm St.ugt'. Sglllx' Stimllsrcccl, XLIIIUY fmx, -lumix C Mint. NUIIYJ Nancy fvultillgiltttlt, I1lll1UI'llI'f' int'111imL'i'. I .IUDY CLXIXYI' NANCY ZOX jiXNl1l'OWlil1 ntl. S.tllx llnwcs, C'm'inm k'1 7 f' .mcim l5li 'nr' lvl! to riqlir Quiiluilr Nqllx llixxus, Cmiiic .'Xlali'iL'li, -Iunly Rutli. lin' l7aii'lL'm' Pilclwtl. mlm Xhlxlllllll. I-w.mnc Sl.m'r. C.irul Ulm Sliiiiiling: livtty Alwl, ciXIlllll.I l3l.ii-L, lliriiinc I'raim'is, S.Il1llI'.l Xtlllxill, Suu l3i'ulr.ilwi'. Xmiuy fin. llvwuiz Siimii ll.iyxi.ui'cl. I lm xuxir ilu- Ili-lmic C lulw lwulx in lixc ncxi iiicinlicrs .il llic initiation ual Iii-lil .ll C uriniic l mn min: XXX' liiul .1 wry 5LlL'k'L'SSl.lll pcm' umlci' tlic lvlllllililll guinliiiicc ul' Miss llllim :xml Xlix. lions! .incl xwiv gllilc ti, giic lim piincl alisciissium :incl Ll clclmtu in Cwliiipcl. 'llic siilviccls ul' tlic clisciissimis giml Ilic clvlmgilc xwiv: l In-ru slwulnl lic Unixcrml Nlilililry l mining in lllt' Uiiilual St.1In's, .mal l .lX.llllllI Ciuui'cliii.iliiig llmilll umsisliiig ul' Sciiiurs. l,l'A'5ltll'lllS SUSAN I I.XYXV,XIZlJ IEIZHXIJA MYIQILX .ILIDY no lill Nl! .lfJ.'XNNliSl,qXilil1li CLXIXOI IBIMXU l'iual'i'usiilw11 DXIXIAILNIQ l'LlC'Kl5fl I' Sui-rvfiiri' CONNHQ ,Xl.lDI1lC'll DEBATIC CLUB i521 alunts giml llicir lim' writing nluilily lulw lmccn prime liLlL'l1Hi5 in llw slicccss ul' lmulli our issuvs. XVL .CROl,I, U13 llw Si-mllcix. in cvlclviuiting our lilitictli lll1I1lYL'l'52ll'y, Iicvl tlmt tliia ycnfs Si-mlI4' cxvmpliliy , , , . , . , . ilu' liigli Shlllil-ll'll5 sci lm' us lux' pmt im'mlnc1's ul ilu- ululv. XX c Ii-cl lli.1l mln- L'lilbl5L'l'-lllllll ul Ilia' stu xxisli In cxtcml our siiiccrc zipprccintiim gmcl l1c.1rtiL'st tlmnlxs in Xliss Ciuiun. Ilimugli xxlmw iclcns nm illnrts uc lmxc lwccn iilwlc to uni-mnplislm so muvli. llnvsiilvlll 1ll:.XN lill XXllfll lliisiriuxs ,lliriziitgw lQKlY Ill!! DOK9 lvl! tu Viglil, Siwilml: -lunlx llutli, lfmx llriiimln, 'Ivan lir.iim'i'. -l.mc Nl,iuCli'cg-111 S.ilIx 'l.ixlivr, Sirmlmg: lin-ml.i NlNlxI'.llII!, Nunn Ywx. Nziiwy Slziclv. Xl.lI4Q.lI'l'l llllllIl'N,ci1IIAUl lll.lu. lurinm' lllIl1t'lN. lliwuts SLINJII ll.1xxx.ii'cl. l .mil llmulw. wi lvft to right. limi' I: funnic ifvnns, Siiirivy Zicrvr. IIRIIIC iilliiiilllklll, Nancy Krzilnur, Nixiry Inu Uicmi. Ugiricm Pllclactt, Yvnnnc Ynw, listiicr Pnwurs, Sully jninisnn, -lnain liisic, ,lu Bruny. f limi' 2: Susan il.iyn'.ml, Sully SlIl.liiNl'L'0li, Virginia Stagg-. Nniiq ci1lIlil1S.IiLllN, -llliif' Cluint, ligirimra i5imcr .limnnc 9l.m-r. Carol Blain, Nancy Slamlc, lhriixirii lung, Mary Alana' Uilnws. 'lim Uimir lizlci ai wry SLICk'L'S5iiLli your unclcr thc cupuluic ciircctinn nl' Mrs. XVcst anal i3Lll'i7ill'il lllmcr, our prcsiclciil. i,l'C1Xll'iI1g for tlic fliristinus Dinner anal, ol' wnlrsc. fm' our third .xllllllil Spring Unnccrt was just as much liun us the nctuzii cvcnt, cspccigiily wiicn wc i'ciivQii'sccl with lin Imp. ilu' pmgizun in Man' and lin' ciuncc 1liilCl'XY2ll'Ki wcrc pcrliccl, ivut, als you Liimv. tin- inns! llnnilign plum' to limi gi Choir l11L'l11i5L'I' is up tlicrc nn thc stage in Clmpvl. 1,l'L'SiliL'llf ILXIULXIH,-X IQIENILII Svcrv1m'y llS'l'l llill POXVIQIIS CHOIR mi I ' P IT T O R I Llmlcr tlw guiclamcc ol' our now nrt tcuclmcr. Mrs. llcilus. l'l'ilIm'i, alter cnlnrging ilu' clulu, lms lllxcn on ll numlucr ul' ncw pruiccts. llcsiclcs Llcsigning amcl making l5l'UgI'AIIl1S lor the tmclilirmnl Christ mas Plan' amcl lDll1I1L'l', l'l'ilt0ri prcscntcd Ll lwcautilul lillSlL'l' clisplm' wlmiclm rcmuinvnl on cxlmilmilion lor uw wcclw. NVQ' again cuncluclccl tllc ycur with ilu- annual url cxlmilnit in wlmiclm wc slwm-QI uncl luclgccl nhl- worlx ol' l'PitIm'i I11L'IIll7L'l'S. ns well as ilu' xwwlx ul' utlwr ll1Cl1ll3L'l'S ol' tlmc N-lwul. l,I'L'Sllll'Ill SAI l,Y SKLXI I,Sl1lQI.I7 Svurv1m'y IRIS l l.XliCLlll I' lvl! In rigllt, Suufcml: lris llzlcgclc. S.1lly SlI1klllSIK'L'll. milling: YXUIIIIL' Yung .lucly Ruth. Nanny flux. Sully l.1m'. l7li1.1lwll1 Xv1lllL'l'S, Sully -l'iIf'lHl', 8.1115 llmws, lam' l,L'lL'l'N. .lully Qlulut. llfwul: Clnml llnmlas, llmmnmul llrmvn. -- 4 l55l lvl! 111 VIQIII. S1 wrtmlr I'miIy IIuugI1!un, Iirumln xlylilllllll. lux! muh Xlllx lhm-5, ,lucly Ilutlm, XI.1r'g.u'ct Ilumuy, -Ioan Iivams. Iam' Ilmwr, II,n'Im.1r4u Sxxislmcr, IIHIIIIIIL' Slulu I.lm' XI.lcC-l'w'm' ., . umnl Vout fnrinm' Il.1I1L'ix, Urlvn' Cluuglwlin, XJHQ Slaclc, Iris II.u-gl-Io. Clinnic SI.IL1L'. Iuclx '. , '. Q :slut C mll Illm Y.um'x lhttillglmllm, Nunn II.lfXY.ll'lI. Nflllff' XVIII. Nanny lux. Im Kvrulm- I'1':1mj:m :n t'H1IIIlIl'IIk'l' I:1m14-v par lll'K'Si'IIIl'I' um- 1m1c'vm- flu Nlwlu-rv, IA-5 I'1'c-c1v11 1 IQi1Iicl1Iw. I.n' aux j.lIlXIi'I mms .umm k'IlUll't' a'c'In-Im' Izl I'k'It'1Il'm lima. .' ' : ' l.1p11wnm mlm lIIHllX1 I1 Mu' 1I.Ill 't'IlI rlzmx fem UIAIICZIII wt flu-vcllm' l'1'IIl1' nun' un -Hlll'. NUIIN JIXHIIN :mwi :lwiftl I 5 5 . pluxim-rs Illma I-I'!lllQ1lIS. Numa IIIIUIIKIUIIS In :Ia-rnil-rc fvu- mlm- I':mm n-, 1111 ilu'-, Hill In vlnrw flu' I 1':u1 I mis IX' vu lPI't M'1lIl'l' rlllvlqm- rlivc-1'Iisw114-1111 :mx zmlrvs. Nuns :mmf juni rI'1mc Illllllzi' YTIIIIIHIII IIlIkv'I'l'54IlIII1' Qfitlbl' :I In llircctiml slllwrln- llc- NI:uIc-l11nisc'IIv Iimw. lIl'4:.X'lvfl1'llfl' . .. IIIQIQXIXX NIYIilQ.XN'IIX N'f'r1'f!111'1'w .. ..lfNIII,Y Ili PI 'HI I'I'1 JN w y x 3 x w N N 1 1 J J 1 4 L k I I' CIIRLI I' PRAIILAIS I56I CLAQSICAI, CLUB LlI1klL'IAll1K'illI'L'L'llllI1 ul' Xliss llcclmlin. llmc lIM'l11l5L'I'5 ul ilu' C'l.lssic.1l Clula I3l'L'SL'I1ll'll .1 flmpl-I 5 no k'I1lll'L'lX rn l Jun. Ilw l,.llII1 5ll.lllL'l1lS ul C ulumlvua .Xuuln-111x HUI1'llllllllkllHI3.ll'llQ'llH.llL' in Illk' ww mg ul llw mcrxncc, llllflllg xx l11cl1 flu- pupils ul llmc scwml NLHIIA l,ntun alms pl'L'w11Ivcl .1 Xliuxuvlv plux Ilw lwxx' I11L'I11l3L'l'S xx'L'l'C llllllilllxtl mln Illn' cllllw .ll .I 1011 QIYUH .lt Nflllllll. .X lli'llL'lllllN Lkllxl' mm xxlmll xxvlk' xxl'l1lL'l1 Illa' Xxulxls, lu SAIlllI'l1Llll.l. . xnls sL'l'u'al un lllIS 11L'L'.1slcwl1. Ill'L'Sl1lL'I1l ,IO XX l YXXS Swr'ulur'1' IOYVI II l l llll S llyt In vrgllrz QUYIIIIIK' ll.ll1k'lN, Snllx llmcs, 'hm' Pmwr. Nancy Sldllv. .I-mn lmm, Lu-rl I!I.m. ,l.um- Xl.n4.um-ull xl.Il'1L.ll'Cl l,lllllL'f, Nancy flux. -Iuyuc -ll-llliw, wwf: l5mx llmulxs. F71 W Q41 v- 'ti' K z u'c X , 3 1 l g 4 x ' 1 lcfi In riglzr: Nl.l1'y .Lnw llawcs, -loan lixlc. fmmic Evans. lgnrlmaml lung. Ilw Kl.ll1k'II1g class umlcr the mlm-L-mm ul Mm. IXKlI1L'IlgCl5L'l' Ima luccn spcnding its time un mg kinds ul' daxnccs, capcciully thc polka and llmsc sv! to music I-l'UIl1 ULlnhmnn . ln Maw, thc us cxlmilmilion ol' cnclm clivision nf' Mrs. K.ll1L'l1Q,L'iSCl S clusscs took plum' in thc gym zmcl gave pleasure to .ull sl1CL'i.llHl'S. l,VL'Sfl1t'IIl ,ICMN l,l9l.l5. LES TERPSICHOREQ F241 PHILAUTHROPIC COMMITTEE lhe Pl1il1ll1Il1l03iL c7Ul11Il1illCL' has heen verx' 11eti1'e this XCLll'. ,Xt !l.l1AIlllxSUiXiI1U. this se41w11. ue l , , .-. A mlleetecl hmcl which was sent to the D111 Nurseries in c10lLll11l3llS 111141 jelhes whieh we took to the C AIIICUI' C lII1lL'. .XI CVIIFISIITIQIS, hnskets were hlletl SHIKI t.1lte11 to neech' I111111hes. XVe were 1'e1x' SllCk'C.w5 lul LILIYIIIQ the C111111111111ity Chest Drive AIIHI the Real l'1't1ss D111 e guicletl hy the 41hle .1ssi5t.111ce ul Xl NN I' I ll lf. NU TL S. left to Vlglll. Settretl: l3e.1tr1ee ls.111e. l3.11'h.1r.1 Kent, 1X11chte.1 Smith. 'Im11111.1 Xvtlll. 1111111112: N1ll1L'X' Ifreiheltl. Ixllll XlL'cvUI4lllLIL'lx, lflimheth Xxy.lIIL'lAN, Nancy XYQIIIUI1. cttlllll Iimtwltx. ,ItHIl1 lXI1lIllt'l', Ahvyee -ll'HI'iL'S. Uvseut: 5.1IIv S111.1llx11 F91 Sports xg Cam Japtains xwcs, Real VINCAIH Clnptuixm. Judy Ruth, Gulcl 'Il-um ci.ll3I.liIl. I6ll 1 S r 1 1 S? 1 Sluitml, 1011 111 l'1'L1111, 111110 1: 11I'CI1L1LI K11'11r11111f. 111110 h1111'Cr0g11r. X111105' C1111i11gl111111, 1111111110 81111011 Slnmliiig, 1011 111 112111, 111111 Z: 1's1110r 1'1111'0rs. 1100111 l31111110ll, Emily 1111L1gl111111. 5.111111 l31'110l11111111, Nl111'g11r01 1,111 1101. 11114111110 l:I4All1L'15, 5.1111 1J1111'0s. 11111101 1110 111110 1r11i11i11g11l' Miss V1ll1'1Ul', 1110 1 1llC1xL'1' i1.L'Llll1 1111s i111p1'111'011 1l'CllK'11C1OLlS1y ll1is y0111'. .Xl1111111g11 l11L'I'L' xv01'0 1111 g111111's 111111 11IllL'1' s1'l111111s. 111010 1111s 11111011 011j11y1110111 i11 1110 110111111111 Il1i11C11CS. 1110 11011s 111111 1110 1'11's1 g111111', 5 1 111111 1110C11l11s 1110 s01'111111, with Ll s0111'0 111' 32. 1110 1w0l1'0 girls 1'l111s011 1'l1I' 1110 X'111'si11' 111101101 111021111 1'01'1'i1'011 1110i1' L'l1117lCI11S. XN,11C111Cl' 1110 girl 1'000i1'011 1111 01111110111 111' 11111. sl10 111111 g1'0111 11111 111111 L'XCL'11L'I11 11'11i11i11g i11 this L'XL'111l1g sport, 111111 011011 1011 1'1'0li11g 111111 sl10 111111 1011111011 11111011 111111 wus 11011' '11111 Y'11Lll131L 11111111 1110 1lLll1C12lI1lCl1IL1lS 111' 110L'1xCf. HOCKEY TEAM 21 VOLLEYBALL TEAM 1 f 'g ' Y Mrs. Xlvlwlt, pliiyccl unc Icaiin llm wan' tlic vollcvlmll Imam, unclu tlw Q ipilvla lc lllLlSl1llJ ul cninpclition ganna, with thc Clulcls winning 58 In lb. rliliis QLIIHC, uncl tlu' pralcticcs wcrc lwlcl in mln gym. 'lliv girls taking vollcyluull slmwccl an linc loam spirit nnnl CU-Ol7Cl'llllOl1. li-fr In riglit, Sviztcil: lJLlI'lL'l1C Piiclwlt, lfsllicr l'uwcrs. l.incl1i liullun, Snmlni llrillin. Srimiliug: Molly Nlcllluucl. llnsuinuml Brown, SLlSill1llLlll Sluclc, Nllllfy Slmrp, Sumlm liruclunun. l 1 3 l63l Inf! In Hglzl 9 1 limll Fultrm, Murcia Willwx, Diary jam DA ,, L ' Qvlviu lfnvlislm, juan Lisle. Y. W? ' '1 we Br.-utri'c Isaac. 'I , . 611161 I , . Pmxus Ylnclrln Grillin lfmily llHllgl1fUl1, SllSkll1I1llIl Slzlclc, ., . ,, mnlinu: listlmcr A . , VLICSCIAIY 1 ' 4 A ' x 'Hu' Socccr 'l'cum haul ll wry succn . IIILIIIOOH 1 gmup ol' ginlx hurried to thc fbnrln to get their l ' old gum ulmlm Lmlul II1 1 tm 7 2 thc SUISUII tllcrc was ax lwcl Cf R . . OCCER TEAM ' A ' rllulc lczldcrsldp of Miss lnylor. In alx'mltL posltluns. 1 V - 1 y . 1 . 4 , ... . i641 'sslul yL Il'Ul1ClCI mlm Ldl. ' ' - ' -Xt thc close ul ASKETBALI, TICANI ll1is lv.1slwIlu11ll SCQISOII llAlS lTCL'l1 wry i11tc1'Csti11g. l'l1L'l'C 11'c1'c 11111 llL'clCQ11lcl ga111u'sg ilu' Cunlcls 111 llu' lirst T 4, LlI1ll tlu' llccls llu' sccnnul Hi. Chuxl Sl7llI'lSIl1LlP5l1ll1 1111s slumwn lu 1'.u'l1 girl. llu L 111111111 ul' tlu' Clulcl l'c11111 was X111u'y C'11rti11gl111111g K'UL'Ail7l.llI15 ul tlu' llvcl ln'.1111 x1'c1'1' IS1-flu ll11111u lllll lllllllf llllllglllllll. I1lr 111 right: Slllll llI'.lL'lxlll.lI1. Sully Kll'lxL'HLl.lll, I31-clw l311111u'll. Yguuw K-41lIlllQl1.lIll. svnr: Sally Ilqnws. lfmily ll1111gl1t1111. H151 7+ it Y-Ti7 Yr? Cs Ifyi lo riglzt, Svurvd: Esther Puwurs, Mary .Inns lluwcs, cflbI'il1l1l' Francis. Sfmlmfinl-Lf: lhnsallnuml Urmvlm, Umlvc Ccruglmlin. Aluwzr: Ann KlcCwrlnuck. 1-Xhlwugh thcrc has hcun only unc hmvhlmg IOLlI'I1lll11CI1I IDCIX ' ' ' ' 1 K xun thc hed and Gold ILHIIHS thnx scnsmy wc haw had LI wry SLICCCSSFLII ycur. The scores lmvc hccn high, thc spmtsxnuxmslmip good, il vwryulwc fuels that sho has lcurncd much zlhout thc t l ' f A ' LL IINLILIC ol howhng. BOWLING TEA fl ll66l FENCING Umler tlme excellent lenclerslmip ol' Miss Vlqilflllf. llme .luniur Fencing Class Hlililk' great progress. llme eluss. wl1iel1 lmcl lueen cliseuntinuecl Ll few years luelwore, mm' lwpes tlmt they will lme nlmle to keep up lllis very prolltnlule sport. New nmlerinl lmelpecl lu inspire tlme elzlss, amcl tlmuglm tlmere were no reul els lxelnl, lun Llllil guml sporlsmalnslmip prevalilecl ll1I'Ull4Ql1Ul.lf the em lrlll lo riglzf: Naney fox. AlLlI'gf.ll'L'l Putney, Sully' Dawes. Nancy lJi.1l. -lime Puwer, lleelxy Uunnell, C1n'ulBrnolxs, -luyee Alellries. Betsy llluelxel. E671 I I- SPRING SPORTS SPRING IIOGKEY Spring hockey has been held very irregularly, because of the consistently rainy weather. There was, however, a Red-Gold game which was successful despite the girls' insufficient training. Ilockey in the spring, is mainly to prepare the girls for autumn hockey. Therefore with the able teaching of Miss Taylor we feel that next year will be even more profitable. RIDING Horse-back riding has furnished new and exciting experiences despite the bumps and bruises caused by falls. We have all enjoyed learning about conformation and equitation from our instructor Willizlni Alexander. Riding was held at the Columbus Riding Club, in an indoor ring. Next year we hope that there will be more horse enthusiasts , as they are missing much from not knowing the bare essentials of horse-back riding. BASEBALL As baseball was the IHOSI popular sport this spring, there were more girls enrolled than in any other sport. The Red-Gold game was fun, so next year, if weather permits, we hope to have more such games. On the whole, baseball was extremely successful and has aroused the interests of many girls. TENNIS Though tennis began very late in the season, it was excellent experience for many of the new- comers at this game. We all found, however, that practice makes perfect , thanks to Miss Taylor who kept our spirits up by her able instrLlction. Witli this springs play in mind, we look forward to future fun. SWIMMING This swimming season the team has tried to improve its strokes and to perfect its diving. There was a meet held at the Knights of Columbus between the Pied and Gold Teams. VVe wish to express our gratitude to Miss VVoddelle, who has helped us in many ways. i631 if IW 1 Features Y' 3 Y 3 5 ,N L. lcft to right: Patti Ncnlnn, Nancy Russ, lh-clty Bmtltcll, Unrlmrn Lung, Virginia Stage. COLOR GUARD WH W Y lvl! In riglir, Hou' I: Nancy Slmrp, Xlnry l,nu Vlluicl, Sully Lu Kirkcnclzill, Nancy Krulncr. Xlzirgzirvt xx,ClilUIl, l3iirlmi'.i Pnllnt-It. Hou' J: 'lu llruny, Sanuili nl'LlL'lxI1lAlI1, .Xlkll'L1ill'Cl l'utncy, Milli M410 Sliislcr, liinily llougliton, -l.inc lltillvnmn Cllni'i.i Criimw, Mary Ilsinv Ufitt. limi' 4: C'zii'nlc llirsli, lintlai llultun, Nunn lirciliclcl. .lcain Krailncr, ,l.inv Xlmllrcgmi. Ntniuy Ufitt, hlminm' Sl.lll'I', l'.itt1 Xvtilun, l,lXIC lliuintl, Xancy lJl.ll. lnulting lmaiclt mcr tht- past yuir nt tlit' Q'.S.CQ. lmtlgc nc rutuill IIILIIU XX'llI1LlL'l'liLll cwnts. Unclci llu- culpzilnlc gllltlilllkl' nl Miss lltnw, our lwzlcl I'L'SlllL'l1l, wc stgirtccl tltc yctir with our ulclfglrl, iwwfgtrl party. llicn CZIINC tht- upon linusc git xvliiclm wc galw tlic ilcaiclciin' lmys gi xxliirl tu tlic tum- nl' Sl1c'll llc Cuinin' .Xrnuncl tllc Mountain. llicn tht- liliatnksgiving anal Cxlwistinais tlinnvrs gnu' us tht- lvcling tlmt lmrings us m clnsc tn L-.iuli ntlicr. .Xl ilk' Ylllllllf' lll1'tlI1 lllill llI'CLll'f. l:L'l7I'Lltll'5 lllllflllllg XYC L'I1lL'lilA!ll1L'll HIM' l1LllNlI'L'Cl lll'L'I11L'l1 XYl10 Intl just cxtinguislwcl tht- lirc next clump Our I1iL'lllI'L'S own nuiclc tht- limnt nl' tlic cN0lLll11lHLIS p.ipcrs. ,UJNYC lllL' l1llll1L'I'ULlS llll1CI' UYCHIS nl ll1ll1L'CS tlllll l3L'llS Sltltill Ulll llll' 5L'CUl1Ll lL'lCl1l1OIR' lt! .lL'L'UII1l11U cl.ilc till tht- girls' mills, aintl ai l,nclQ0 lxnincr wliitli Nunn' Xllitt nr Patti Xctilnn prnucllx' uii'i'x' in ltlmpcl. LODGE tial I73I 5 ,,,,.....gsusu-'l ' ,N r f, Mwvvv 'ww NN'N .wwf llu' .rlwwc urn' IHICIIIYUN tulwn ul llxc DCI'lHl'Il1illlCC ui thc big, IJl'3lIl1llIiC Club play. Stage: IJINWH, by George S. Killlilllklll, DRA TATIC CLUB PI U41 FRENCH CLUB PL Y ilihis your fur thc lirst timc in scvcrul yours Lv Ccrclc Francais stugccl and proclucccl an cntcrtziin' ing play Los Pl'6L'lL'LlSL'S RicliCulcs , hy hlolicrc. Although thc play was wry light and amusing, the work done solely hy the cluh and Miss Rowe, provccl ziclmiruhlc. VVC plan to nmkc this procluctimm an 1lIll1Llill cvcnt. -gqxsf. l75l l I X Left to right: Lana iX1CN2ll1lHffkl, Jane Clifton, Kathlyn Boyland, Carole Ratner. Every year the same 'liwelfth Century play which has been given for more than forty years is vluentecl bv Form VI The most impressive scene is the lxlklilllllllkl pantomime, where eueh year il clil' h , Il ' t cient. The lX'lnclonnu was plalyecl hy Kat erlne ferent painting of the lvlilLlOl1I1kl is portrzlyec ny a s u Boylon this year. CHRI TMA PLAY W1 CHRISTMAS DINNER Xvilll czlvll passing pcm' the C1l1l'iSII111I5 clinncr lmccmmmcs lm'clicr.1ncl murc ilmmprcmiw. Mr. Clordon C llQlll11k'l4S, ilu' Prcaimlcln ul' Kcnymm Clmllcgv, gnc an inlcrcsting xpccch. and nthcr spvcrlmcs Wun- cn Ivy LI girl frmn calclm of tlmc tlmrcc upper forums. Once RlglliI1. Miss I ILIIINSXHIF' lcd us in 'l'l1c Nigln Urs CXIIHSIIIILISU, .md llw Choir sung lwcallltilvlll cihl'iSlII1AlS t'.lI'Ul5, for thc L'l1j0yl11L'l1l ul' ull. vluhc Son' mu. .mlm snug thcir traditional l1CLlClI1liSIl'L'S5 sung. l77l in flcccmlirrg lu Irarclition tlmc Llny lvcllurc Clrristmus vzrczlliorm, tlmc Scnior Class sings Clrristmars can lu llrc rust ul ll1C sclmol. llmc gurls. LllKll'CCl m lcstlu' rccl lwws 11ml carrying llgluccl lgrpcrs, lmcgm on llrc llrircl lluor gmcl uontinrlc slowly to ilrc llrst llnor. 'ldlrc sight nml voices ol' ilu' girls arc, imlc rulilvul :Incl imprcssiw. llll'UI'Llll1g muclm PlL'2lSlll'L' xrlriclr lwcorrws Al lmllrmr-fl Irnclitirm in C'.S.CQ, NENIOR CAROLLI G l7f4l - Av SENIOR CLASS PARTY Topknot, as a rulc, docs not nialic spccial nicntion ahout any ol' thc clcvcr class partics. But, this vear the party Given hv thc Scniors For the aluniors, indeed, takes thc calce. The skit was a parody on 1 ' P5 , thc music of South Pacific sct to CSC. topics. The skctch was so laudcd hy thc juniors and thc Fac- l f l ' l il' tht U n vcr School. Many thanks, ulty that thc Scniors gavc thc play in Chapc or tic rcmaint cr 1 ' 11 girls, it was wondcrliulll MQW M if . i - T 'X - WW -.-.ci A p ' I W, v lax 1 l79l , l +G , r's 'ig 'Q ,f2'm.f Q var 1,1 l3l'l'I'l'l'l'l'l'l XfVe're still shivering from those ehill November snowstorms. The above pieture depiels thc forty saints who plowecl their XYAIB' to sehool the 'liuescluy following the hig storm. These Mlunior lisltimosn will go clown in school history us the pioneers of ai long, hard winter full of snow, iee, :incl Sl1CCliI1.. FORTY C.t. LYON BIRDS l301 . 40 Sl OW BIRDS Oppnsitc plfgc: lcft in riglzt, Seated: Susic Slade, Sally lluwca. lin-lay liluclwr, jam' llullmnn, Pussy lmncis. Y I Ngnlcy lxusulll, Nancy Frcillclql, funniu Alclriclx Durlcnc lluclictt, Yvnnnc Ynw, 'lane Pvtcrs. llcutricc lsamc. Smmling: Nancy lux, juunnc Slutcr, Ginny Stagc, luycc -lullrics, Omlcv Umuglmlin. llnrlmm Kcm, Cunniu lfvuns, I Amlrcal Slnitlm, Nlurgurct lutncy, llarlmru Lang. Grctclmun l.L'utlxcrsc1'. Susan Crccn, xl1lTClil Vllilluux, farmla- Kvnnun. Xlnry 'lane Dawes. lvfr to riglrt: llclmlnic Dawes, Molly Doylc, 'lluny SCYIHULIF, Dupllnc lluunt. AlklI'gill'L'l Burton. Kutllcrim' lluylun, Nlimmln Klnrvin, -lnnu Cliltun. fuml Pvtcra, Illifzlllrtlm Clrccn. juli.: Prius. Nlnric llcnlunyc. wiY'vq-'qvvs-' '- K Q ' ' -w,, ,?-Q w- .. R ss - - -.,-v---.... '- ' v .A M' v 5, v ' .- .. v V ,F - 5-fA5lm SNAPSHOT CONTEST T821 S Best Wishes for a successful year f-Ov Compliments of A Friend F841 OOJHQJ ROCKS, NC. urmture-1n1er1o1's F1 Four+h S+. 2353 Easf Ma i851 R, NSN. , Q M fo-ug as-Misa if L' - LET US MAKE YOUR OUTLOOK BRlGHTER CITY WINDOW CLEANING CO. 432 EAST LONG STREET AD. 2442 DAVID CHESES, Mgr. H571 The Buckeye Union Fire Insurance Company and The Buckeye Union Casualty Company COLUMBUS, onlo Stock Insurance Companies Serving Ohio and Adjoining States E881 TOWN AND COUNTRY AMEmcA's FINEST DRlvE-iN sHoPPlNG CENTER A National Institution O BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY FOR A NEW SHOPPING FREEDOM O Where You Will Find Everything for Everybody O Stores Open Until 9 p. m. Everyday Ilncluding SaturdayI 0 JUST DRIVE OUT EAST BROAD STREET IN STYLE YOU CAN BUY EVERYTHING IN THE MIRACLE MILE IT'S MORE FUN THAN A CIRCUS TO SHOP AT TOWN AND COUNTRY I39I Compliments of INTERSTATE REALTY CORPORATION 395 West Spring Street BUILDERS OF QUALITY HOMES l901 Compliments of SWISHER INSURANCE AGENCY HAROLD SWISHER, Manager 44 E. BROAD ST. i911 vt. 'wily 'up wax KX, X .-Sv' 416 X921 Compliments of th CLASS 0F 1952 O jc 1 Fine Foods and Beverages P Are Traditional With Nw--- -- v.... -- ,-,..,.,-- paint surfaces fell the story MAJESTIC BEAUTY LASTS! FREY-YENKIN 5.15112 C S G STUDENTS, FACULTY AND FAM I LIES . room was iffy: MAJESTIC .,, ,Om ,AM DELL RESTAURANT COLUMBUS OHIO i '--- n.,., ,l,i-ff-Q Compliments of I THE SPOR TSMAN 2468 E. MAIN STREET BEXLEY COLUMBUS 9, OHIO Compliments of The CLASS of T953 P951 STRIKE It Rich In Your SPARE Time BROAD-OLYMPIC BOWLING 552 EAST BROAD STREET Compliments of The CLASS of I954 E961 soon PHIHT' nonesrw mane M9 60 W 20 f TH Q af 'lllll Wfvgfufiv, L5 . 1 'Q , 'mu ...-.. ' Hn Q EEE! . H ' 2 il .- C pl t f Compliments of HOWARD P. The Bexley Decorating Co. STALLMAN gl C0- zsn :asf Main Do. 4556 R E A L T O R S SOE tB dS i971 5 x r P CADILLAC and OLDSMOBILE MOTOR CARS COLUMBUS MOTOR CAR COM'PANY DON COLE, President 600 EAST LONG STREET fmm- Wwe America's foremost line of plastic housewares GIILIIMBIIS PLIISTIO PIIUIIIIGTS, IIC. COLUMBUS, OHIO PACKARD SALES ' SERVICE - PARTS Your Friendly Packard Dealer GEORGE COOPER 81 SON MOTOR SALES, Inc. Open Evenings DO. 4561 2800 East Main Street Compliments of INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY COMPANY METAL AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY 357 Dublin Ave. AD. 3534 COLUMBUS 15, OHIO T. E. DAVIS 675 E. Broad St. Home of S. S. Pierce Quality Foods WHO is your turrier? If you have a trusted turrier upon whom you can depend for expert advice, honest value, good taste and sincere service, l hope you continue to give him your patronage and confidence. lf you have not selected your furrier you might be very happy to deal here if you appreciate fine things at fair prices without any sales talk. We are now making furs for the grandchildren of our original cus- tomers. Because good furs are good investments. Open Monday Thru Saturday 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Any Evening By Appointment aancfeekuxlia 209 EAST BROAD STREET FINEST FURS AT FAIREST PRICES MAin 3697 Eye Physicians Prescriptions Filled Artificial Eyes Fitted Glasses That Satisfy Ohio State Optical Co. oPTlclANs 'I46 East State Street, Columbus 15, Ohio ROBERT E. HAGMAN Compliments of OHIO TRACTOR 81 IMPLEMENT CO. 460 Neilston H001 FINDLEY INTERIORS Fine Furniture and Draperies OHIO MOTORS, Inc. Columbus' Headquarters for LINCOLN-MERCURY Sales and Service 1037 N. High St. WAlnut 3177 Compliments of VAN'S HAMBURGERS - STEAKS FROSTED MALTS 2882 East Main Street UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT MONTALDO'S 'I49 EAST BROAD Make Our Rendezvous Room Second Floor Your Home CLOTHES DESIGNED FOR YOU Casual and Dress Shoes for Every Occasion H011 TRAVEL SHOP Columbus' Exclusive Luggage Store lkiklll Compliments of RADIO STATION Featuring -X WCOL H N LUGGAGE totheClassol 1951 2'I S. High Street Columbus, Ohio C 'P'i 'e 'f 0' WOOD-NESBITT, Inc. ' UF- 'TC , WENDT PHARMACY W 'e ' CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 843 EAST MAIN STEET Dealer EV. 'I288 611 E. Broad St. MA. 5485 H021 Compliments of TOWNE HOUSE RESTAURANT 348 EAST TowN STREET 'iff Towne House Drive 2924 EAST MAIN STREET Compliments of The Potter-Gager Company Columbus' Oldest Ford Dealer Compliments of The Class of l955 1oHNsoN-nAwEs COMPANY Eight East Long Street ADams 5431 BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES MODERATELY PRICED Compliments of BROADMOOR MARKET 352'l EAST BROAD STREET lt's more fun to eat out COLONIAL DRIVE IN Compliments of BERLIN-WOLF OLDS COMPANY 1385 W. Broad Street Phone: DO. 9622 BEXLEY-ZETTLER HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE-PAINTS-GLASS PLUMBING SUPPLIES 2525 East Main Street Bexley 9, Oh Cook Furniture 81 Appliance Co. Furniture of Distinction 2 STORES 2862 East Main Street DOugIas 4949 Town and Country DOuglas 2773 Columbus 9, Ohio Best Wishes From eulfeai cwenue ANNETTE CREAGER no. 6463 Compnments 0, CIg.'f.g:I':E':, RoB'r. s. DINGLEDINE CQMPANY PASTRY SHOP AND CATERING 2733 East Main Street Columbus, Ohio 2339 EUS' Mall' Sffeel' N041 APEX MARKET F I N E F O O D S 2116 Arlington Avenue KI. 4937 KI. 8424 We Deliver ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES and TELEVISION DAVIS-RIDGLEY MAIN AND cAsslNGHAM COSTUMES, COSMETICS, SCENERY, LIGHTS, DIRECTION FOOTLIGHTS COSTU MES ALBERT K. GERMANSON, Manager 279 East Broad Street Columbus 'l5, Ohio MAin 4883 Compliments of gre f Inc. 133 EAST BROAD STREET COLUMBUS 15 ' ' OHIO FRESHLY CLEANED AND FASHIONABLE The best wardrobe in the world won't help you look your best--unless you have your clothing cleaned and pressed regularly. We give painstaking care to cleaning and pressing your clothes-and offer the assurance of prompt re- turns and service that is always economical and courteous. IENSEN DRY CLEANERS 2996 E. Main St. Columbus, Ohio Main Street at Eastmoor Boulevard PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE DOuglas 'I166 Compliments of I1 . 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Where Dry Cleaning is an Art 411 S. 17th Street Columbus, Ohio Thomas Ewing Van Meter Optometrist and Optician 983 East Main Street Columbus 5, Ohio EV. 9510 - EV. 9519 ALAN'S FLOWERS, Inc. BEXLEY FLORISTS Edward K. Underwood 2358 E. Main Street DOugIas 4579 Compliments of YARDLEY PLASTICS COMPANY 11071 2385 E. Compliments of C 0 N N E L L ' S Bexley Greenhouse Main St. Columbus, Ohio DO. 4571 MARZETTl'S RESTAURANT 16 EAST BROAD STREET Compliments of A F R I E N D Phone: FLetcher 3267 im. Pullatsnk Ladies' Tailor, Dressmaker and Furrier 49 Parsons Ave. Columbus 15, Ohio INDEX TO SENIOR BABY PICTURES Page 26--left to right, top to bottom Virginia Stage, Jean Kramer, Judy Roth, Carol Blau, Nancy Cottingham, Jane MacGregor, Joanne Slater. Page 27-left to right, top to bottom Brenda Mykrantz, Sally Smallsreed, Patti Nealon, Judy Cadot, Barbara Ebner, Joan Evans, Nancy Watt, Susan Hayward. Uosj PATRONS Dr. anal Mrs. Fretlerielt 1XlLll'lL'll Mr. anal Mrs. ll. ll. Blau Dr. antl Mrs. B. VV. 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