Christopher Columbus High School - Anchor Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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THEY MADE IT Wir. J. Brode ..... Florence Vvinicier . . . . . .Literary Aciviser Editor in Chief Estelle Niorgenstein, Gladys Silverman ........ Associate Editors Sonia Stabsky Niariiyn Karmason Jean Finic Ciiaries Eisner Leonore Shapiro Howard Rome Jack Greenberg Noela Kobier Norma Friedman Jack Greenberg Cynthia Hociiberg June Atlas Niiicired Atlas Beverly Mann Toby Toipen Ros Rosenbaum Elinor Silver ixir. H. Sachs ..... Estelle Morgenstein Rita Delia Rocca Ray Lo Casio Niiss Hoiiman. - Ann i-0Curto Louise Ragusa Nirs. Greenson. . . Danny Heifant . .. Frances PHIUIDLJO F-l'ill'lC6S COIICH 8 EDITORIAL STAFF Carolyn Niitteistacit Eileen Price Viola Bingham CONTRIBUTORS Robert Yabion Roslyn Hosenba Estelle Lever Marianne Koien Miriam Gold Florence Scbogoi Celestine Siconoifi Muriel Yabeic Gloria Gmanoif Niarguerite Scisente Louise Ragusa Ann Locurto Evelyn Vvisbingraci Jean Kietter Estelle Goldberg ii Rita Nacierio Mimi Nelson Mimi Waksman Bebe Hirsch Bella Contrastano Adele Wolfe Muriel Leif Harriet Koibert Madeline Engesser Sylvia Sbiengel Edna Sbevacic Madeline Verrone BUSINESS STAFF ..........Facuity Aciviser .................Manager Mildred La Motto Shirley Dien PHOTO SQUAD Rose Katz Chris Scilucic Faculty Adviser Irma Garruis Adrienne Venezia ART STAFF Faculty Adviser Cover Design Robert McKay Ann Carioii

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Elsa G. Becker You. the graduates ol June 1945, now leave us to join many hundreds ol Columhus hoys and girls who over the past four years have made a hrave contrihu- tion to the victory that seems very close. They have set a standard ol high accom- plishment: some ol them have made the supreme sacrilice. No hranch ol the armed service is unaided hy our boys, ol whom many hundreds have joined the Army. the Ninv'y'. the Air Forces, the lxlarines. the Coast Guard. the lxlerchant lxlarine. Nlany lmoys and girls are serving the cause ol' the Four Freedoms he-hind the lines. worliing in lactories and lalxoratories to reinlorce the lighting lront. And many others are training. under great pressure. at maximum speed. in nursing schools and colleges in order to equip themselves with the slcills our country continues to need. .N great ideal unites you to those who have preceded you out of the shelte ol your Alma lxlater. into a war-torn world. That ideal is the securing ol a lasting peace among nations. a peace lounded on justice and mutual charity. For the lullillment ol this purpose and this ideal. America needs every ounce ol availahle ahilily and devotion. This is no time to olller anything less than your h A . venture in strange lands and the glamour ol spectacular services may he th iswer lor some ol you: hut undoulmtedly lor others the heroic sacrilice is to a un- dramatized vvorli that lies ready to your hand on the ' . ont. The -. ntia thing is to give wherever America needs you most. a 6 to give a x . hav ol your highest slcill. tl is not lor the survival ol . mere nation o vor Q are lighting: hut lor the preservation ol spiri al ' es vitho t ' exisle S- which no nation or world is worth saving. . ,. 6 O E .,u,l Q 0 on - . ik . i , M? -t

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