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

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Editorial Board AT THE HELM LITERARY STAFF file A A I JU' in li? is I 5 iii I Q Bill Burton Steve Diner Judi Fischer Isabelle Fox Gil Marlowe Editor Assistant Editor Editorial Staff Henry Andrucki Mirelle Budoff Irene Cohen Joan Golden Arlene Goodman Maxine Herman Edward Hill Barry Levine Judy Rosenberg Leslie Steinhause Karen Wagner Susan Warsh Sharon Waterstone ART STAFF Sheila Wolfe Susan Kohn Cynthia Roth David Roth Eleanor Schneider Phyllis Sicherman William Simulcik Jerry Spring Joseph Torms Anthony Toro ', Ronnie Quinn Larry Wolf A ZA W Norma Zasloff Q J BUSINESS STAFF U LS Howard Rubenstein Steve Schoen 1 J TYPISTS Janie Lang Barbara Musto Paulette Bernbaum U K-lj Q FACULTY ADVISERS L 5 Art ..,,i..,, ..Miss Hana Yama ' KK CC Business S ..,r Mr. Irving Lieberman Literar .T ,..,,., ,..,.... M r. Karl Ames ...,f Y 1 - Photo ..,.i,..,,.i, ,..T. M f. Rubin cohen Senior Coordinator ,,., . . iMr. Rubin Cohen MURMURINGS OE AN EDITOR As a senior I am parting And I must admit regret To be leaving dear Columbus Although I'll ne'er forget- The lovely little tests And the happy little days When I longed to have a teacher Give me a little praise. I never did receive it And I knew I never would For my life in dear Columbus Was not as fruitful as it could Be. To one I was most loyal And I really did my best If this Anchor doesnt please you- Xlifell, I've failed another test. LESLIE STEINHAUSE

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S Q X XX Qt a t-C-1 H ,Q - tt, t B fl 'V Cfllwlgtjil Y THE BOY COLUMBUS .... What then does this sailor boy who became Admiral of the Ocean Sea say to the boys and girls of his namesake school as he daydreams on the wharves of Genoa? That the dream is only a beginning, the beginning of good hard work? that unless it provides the motive power for action it can encourage the dangerous habit of futile reverie? Yes, our Boy Columbus was first and foremost a prodigious worker and student. He sailed the seas at fourteeng he studied maps, made and sold themg he studied the stars and other heavenly bodies. We read that he was not satisfied until he knew all there was to be known about his field of interest in his day. It took as hard work then to become a master mariner as in our day to become a master scientist. It took, besides, superb strength of character in the face of ridicule and other obstacles to demonstrate his thesis that to go east you sailed west. It is the hope of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trageser, the generous donors of this work of art, that it will not only be a joy to the eye, but will inspire the students of our school to high ambition and courage directed to noble ends. CFrom the presentation address on October 25rd, 1958 of Miss Elsa G. Becker, Administrative Assistant, and cousin of the donors, through whose instrumentality the gift was procuredj