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

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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 :

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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.

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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