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

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REBECCA BONNELL S40 EAST NORTH BROADWAY COLUMBUS, OHIO In school four years. She could he good if she would, but iI's so lonesome being good. A corny joke, a IIIOSI unusual laugh, and who should come bouncing down the hall but Becky! This rolicksome member of the class of '52 has been providing us with fun and good times for four years. She is a good sport, and has acquired quite a record for scoring against her opponent in inter-school basketball and hockey games. Becky always has a good word for everyone and may be depended upon to keep up the spirits of any gathering. There is amiability in her every step-and our seasoned monitor is never out of step. There is no doubt about it, Becky will go marching through life as only a happy, successful girl can. Chief Monitor: 4: Color Guard: 5: Co-Cap- tain of Red Team: 2: Song leader of Red Team: 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball: 5: Hockey: 1, 2, 3, 4: Topknot Board: 3. E101 ELIZABETH FRANKLIN BLOCKER 2586 BEXLEY PARK ROAD BEXLEY 9, OHIO In school four years. She smiles for lhe sake of smiling, and laughs for rm reason but fun. Betsy is known about school for her cheer- fulness, her happy air and personality, and last, but not least, her versatility. Betsy is a de- lightful, happy-go-lucky gal, excelling not only in sports, but in singing. Her many trips south and west, and the interesting experiences she has to relate, bring us great enjoyment. Betsy's interests are varied: knitting, attempts at get- ting a good sun tan, and the armed forces, and the announcement of that weekly letter. These are only a few things that comprise her gift of happiness. Color Guard: 4: Captain: 4: Philanthropic Committee: 2: Bowling: 1, 2: Baseball: l, 2: Basketball: 4: French Club: 4: Choir: 4.

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DIXIE GAYLE BRAND 201 WEST REYNOLDS STREET URBANA, OHIO In school three years. My life is made of simple tbiugsg tl JGIIQ. ll cloud, 11 glowing face in a jostling crowd. The South and its children will rise again under the guidance of our own sweet Dixie. She is the calm, cool peacemaker of our class. She quiets us with a kind word, a sweet smile. .md a gay little twinkle in her eye, as if to say, Let's not act like the preschool. She is al- ways ready to provide one of these incompar- able weekends of rest in Urbana. Her gay stories bring us all up out of the depths of despair, and we wonder how we ever got along before she came to C. S. G. So to our future kindergarten teacher, the class wishes the hap- piest of years in the future, and the best of everything good to come. Lodge Council: Z, 4: Lodge Vice-President, Treasurer: 4: Philanthropic Committee: 4: Hockey Second Team: 4: Silhouette Reporter: 2. , fzli , . :X , .,.. CAROL CULVER BROOKS 9 SESSIONS VILLAGE COLUMBUS, OHIO In school eight years. Above the vulgar fligbl of common souls. Carol's charm sets her apart as a distinct personality in any group. Her many talents, both artistic and intellectual, enable her to take part in a variety of activities. Carol has served excellently as the president of Scroll, and has done notable work in l'Pittori and on the Topknot Board. Carol's nonchalant and unassuming manner hide a deep meaning and purpose for life. Through all her fascination in life, shines out Carol's beauty both of coun- tenance and soul. Carol is a person who truly understands the art of living, and has given it meaning for all her friends. Her gracious- ness and hospitality are those of a true lady. Al- though she often loses us in her liberal flow of words, there is much sense and reason to most of what Carol says. This great verhosity has won her the name of Babbling. Carol will never have to search for friendship. for she has that rare gift of having friends search for her. French Club: 4: Philanthropic Committee: 5: l'Pittori: 2, 5, 4: Scroll: 5, 4: President: 4: Silhouette: 2: Assistant editor: Z: Topknot Board: 3, 4: Art Editor: 3: Senior Editor: 4: Hockey Team: 4. Fencing: 3.