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

Page 27 text:

IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION, to Miss Rowe, our wonderful advisor and trusted friend. She will remain dear to us always. The Class of 1952 211

Page 26 text:

NANCY MAE ZOX 2389 BRYDEN ROAD BEXLEY, OHIO In school live years. Since Nancy's arrival at C.S.G. live years ago, she has assumed the roles of class wit, perfectionist, and efficiency expert. Her talents include everything from artistic ability as shown in her excellent work in Scroll, I'Pittori, and Dramatic Club, to executive skill as demon- strated in her positions of Editor-in-Chief of Topknot and Vice-President and Treasurer of the senior class, where she accomplished the remarkable feat of extracting work and money from an unresponsive group. Her qualities of gaiety, humor, and understanding make every association with her a pleasure. She is a warm friend to all, and one of the very nicest people around. The Class of '52 will never forget its famous N. M. Z. Student Council: 2, 45 Class Secretary: 2: Class Vice-President-Treasurer: 4: Dramatic Club: l, 2, 3, 4g I'Pittori: 1, 2, 3, 4g Debate Club: 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer of the Dra- matic Club: 3, Scroll: 5 4g LeCercle Francais: 3, 4g Classical Club 3, 4, Les Terpsi: 4, Top- knot Board: 3, 4: Editor-in-Chief: 39 Senior Editor: 4, Lake Forest Religious Conference Representative: 35 Silhouette Staff : 2. E201 SHIRLEY ANNE ZIERER CAMPOE ELISEOS NO. 31 RINCON DEL BOSQUE MEXICO, D. F. In school three years. She sighed to many, though she loved but one. But in Mexico, we . . . The Seniors know that phrase belongs to none other than Shirley, better known as Chata. Her wild and thrilling tales about that fascinating land south of the border, and the senors, one Fredrico, are enough to make you want to move there. Her ability to tell a really good joke, knit any type of argyle sock or sweater desired, reach those high notes when singing, or dance any rhumba, samba and congo step requested, contribute to her versatility. All these, and her interesting conversations in Spanish with Tommie, Cwhich usually arouse our curiosityj, will keep Shirley fresh in our minds and dear to our hearts forever. Choir: 3, 4, President of Choir: 4: Volley- ball: 2, 3: Bowling: 23 Softball: 2, 3: French Club: 3, 4. 'Y

Page 28 text:

SENIOR Betsy Blocker ....... Becky Bonnell .....,. Dixie Brand ....... Carol Brooks ......... Emy Brooks .......... Oralee Coughlinu, Sally Dawes ....... Nancy Dial ........ Pussy Francis ........ Iris Haegele ....... SAYINGS ....... Long live the Confederacy! ....... Around the corner came Ollie We can afford to pay our light bills ,...... You think those things, but you just don't say them! Why, Miss Miller? I don't understand ..... Is it for me? ..... I'm sorry, but that's my opinion ....... Let's take a rocket ship and Hy to the mooooon! ..,.. But, Miss Elliott, can't you deport them? Carole Hirsh .....,....... .... Tommy Houghton ......... Joyce Jeffries .,..4.... jane Power ........ Peggy Putney .,.,.... Nancy Slade ,......... Barbara Swisher .... Sally Taylor ....... Anne Toffey .......... Pucky Whitney ...,.. Shirley Zierer ......., Nancy Zox ......... OOOOOOoooooo . . . but it tingles!!!!! ...... They call this dancing? ..... Well, aren't you impressive? ,,.... Nobody appreciates mel' ..... Girls, please be quiet ....... Yes, but somebody has to laugh! ...... Guess who I saw today? it ever? How ridiculous! I never repeat myself I22l .............. May I come in? ....... But, in Mexico, we . . . ....,... Oh, but please, be my guest