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

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if II il' 1 L- X! I I A if THEY ANCHORED IT! LITERARY 7, I X, f,VV I Ti f . K go L- -- nl Elaine Aslollfi Lillian Elblhal Sandy Fischrnan Marilyn l-lunler Josephine Mazur Roberla Perla Marilyn Sonlag Dolly Allman Jo Ann Ardizone Miriam Brand Joan De Vergiles Dorolhy Dorn Dclle Evenslein Marion Fox Barbara Fruman Lorella Delano Dolle Evenslein Penny Findlay Marlene Lichlman Irene Seale Barbara Raynslard LITERARY. . . ART ,.,.,. PHOTOGRAPHY . BUSINESS .... SENIOR COORDINATOR . Edilorial Board ART Sondra Dunkel Rhoda l-lalner Palrick Raccoppi Charles Sabalino Edilorial Assislcmls Lila I-loch Shelly I-lulniclr Barbara Kushner Sandra Moqelelslcy Eugenia Noilc Ellen Sells Barbara Weinlraub Eslher Weissenberq Ernie I-lerrnan Arl Sloff Richard Shapiro Marilyn Sonlog Debrah Vogel Maurice Tuchman Iris Weiss Velia Perazlo Business SIUE Calherine Sharlna Deanna Puppo Fclcully Advisers , . . . . . . NIR. SIDNEY MANDELL . .MISS I-IANA YAMA . .MRS MARTI-IA G-ANGEL . . ,MR. IRVING LIEBERMAN . . ,MR. RUBIN COI-IEN I I l l l New fllofcle ZOOM 1nminm9rAn7rin

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P x! IT was while playing poker wiTh my broTher ThaT I discovered his Tailure To keep a sTraighT winning record. l had iusT Tound myselT wiTh a Tull house and was beTTing in small amounTs. My broTher was bluTTing in large amounTs and winning Tremendous sums. Somehow he won The poT, and drunk wiTh success, he Told me aT The inTamous Tiddly winks scandal. IT seems ThaT my broTher was inviTed To Secaucus, New Jersey To play againsT l.iTTle Sam Guggenheim, The Town Tiddly-winks champ. l.iTTle Sam knew my broTher's record-3,000 wins, no losses-and wiTh inTenT To break iT, he cheaTed and won . . . by using loaded Tiddlies, This deTeaT has noT dimmed his enThusiasm, Tor he sTill conTinues To shuTTle and sTumble inTo The kiTchen while l am doing homework, and regale himselT wiTh honors. SomeTimes he will Take ouT his ElecTric l:ooT- ball game and in his cracked egg and old phonograph record voice, will announce The Thrilling evenTs in The game beTween l-loly Cow and l-loware U. And iT's WiTz on The end, running down Tield wiTh The ball. l-le's passed The 30, The 25, The 20, The I5, TTTTTTTT lpause Tor breaThl Uh! oh! Tolks, he's running The wrong way. Then he will run his sTubby Tingers Through his sTubby hair and bend down To reTer To his record books, kepT in his own illegible handwriTina. l-le has a book Tor baseball, one Tor TooTball, and anoTher Tor baskeTball. They conTain scores, games played, names, numbers, and a Thousand oTher inTeresTing TacTs. l-le will pore over These Tor a Tew minuTes and Then go back To his game. SomeTimes he spends- hours going over his eguipmenT. This consisTs oT Three baseball baTs wiTh Taped handles, a sTick ball baT-a mop sTick To all you novices-, a hockey sTick, a Tennis racaueT, and a badminTon racaueT. A badminTon racgueT? Yes, a badminTon racgueT. A TooTball, baskeTball, Two soTTballs, 35 Tiddlies and a number oT assorTed winks make up The resT oT his eguipmenT. WiTh his eguipmenT, wiTh his games, my broTher never Tails To win, no maTTer whaT The odds. Maybe he really is The champ! Anyway, you can sTill have himl Marilyn SonTag BRINGING UP MOTHER We don'T agree, I will admiT, in seeing eye To eye: l like my cloThes knee lengTh, she Thinks The calT's Too high. Each Friday nighT she warns, iusT like The Friday lasT, Do homework now, noT Sunday, as you've done in The pasT. We disagree abouT The Time a young girl should be abed, She Thinks Ten's The hourp l'm up Till Twelve insTead. Qur ThoughTs don'T seem To synchronize wiTh one anoTherq So, now l'II bring me up, insTead oT rearing moTher. Blanche Kraus C37 Train 'N