Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School - Columbiana Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Um 4-S' emma! f '4 YW Ball Manhormer Make Rnchheamer Don Herzog Steve Kurzman Our Senior Councll was first clocked by the student body after a vigorous cam pangn As always the councul trcked as the executive and drsclplnnary part of the stu dent government As the hands of the clock swept from eight In the mormng to four In the after noon the Sensor Council performed nts varlous duties Most often we saw the coun cal members between periods an the halls where they kept order and rang the bells to keep C G S on schedule They delivered messages from the office and on Fridays they directed the entrance and exut from the assemblies They also reported late ness and along with the Student Court enforced the school rules One of the mam problems of the coun cnl was the definmg of the school bound arles Frequently boys brought up before the court based their arguments on tech mcalmes The councll soon attended to the Issue by publlshlng the exact llmlts of the bounds In thus matter they were assnsted by Mr McCormack who served as faculty adviser We look back the Councul tactful cooperatlve efficient These made It tuck Don Herzog President Steve Kurzman Vrce President Make Rnchhelmer Secretary Bull Manhelmer Treasurer K EE? Emnuzn 0 0 . N f. , ' -' -... , ,,,.- ak' :gr A 'i , ' g. . calms 9 3 . , 1 ff 'Z I Q ,T , - f 5 , .3 L., . . I I I ' I ' I I -nl nan . . . . . . . I , , .... ...,.... 4 XX 1.1. I U -

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Um S Uawdf Abe Fnedberg Mr McCormack Aaron Feder Syd Gross For years the IUdIClGl branch of our three part student government was the Student Court It was composed of a faculty adviser and of three lustlces se lected from our sensor class by c vote of the GO Although punishments seemed the most Important of Its functions the courts real purpose was rather to pre vent misdemeanors by the threat of pun lshment A novel corrective measure whnch was constructlve at the same time was the wrltlng of three thousand word compost hons on speclfled sublects Despite the fact that a faculty member attended the courts sessions the declslons were made by the court members Thus In most cases the verdict reflected the oplmon of the student body When there was need for a trlal a mem ber of the Senior Councll Introduced the case to th court and acted as the prose cutor A dnscusslon of the school law In volved and of the details of the case was followed by the d6CISIOn of the lustlces who took Into consnderatuon the possible prevention ofa sumllar nncldent From time to time the admmlstratlon made recom mendatlons for the handling of the case Abe Frledberg Chief Justice Syd Gross Associate Justice Aaron Feder Associate Justice 5 mm? ' , . 1 1 ' . , ' . e - 1 , . . . . 1 - I . I - , . . . . . 1

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JW 6601 ,L 411131: BACK ROW Morty Richmond Artie Mayer Hank Rubmstem Morly Lazarus Cliff Fnedrrcks Larry Korman Irv Kraemor Stove Hrrschhorn Steve Kurzman Don Herzog Ronnie Merson Bruce Lustrg Art Mrlberg Don Konlgsbarg Ellaot Messmg Al Leal FRONT ROW Dave Lmer Pete Pomeranz Howre Good Bernne Spanganthal Brll Manhelmer Jam Luster Marty Sommer Jerry Bonner Syd Gross NOT IN PICTURE Ronme Glrckman Ronnie Stntzler Bob Simon Buzzy Furgatch Dave Klepper Tlme after tlme begnnnmg ln September, we watched our football team gettmg toughened and runnung through plays on their practice field ln Central Park We who clocked them In actuon day In and day out noted thelr strong splnt of enthustasm At the early part of the season our coach, Mr Leal and has assnst ant, Mr Richmond decnded on a smgle wmg offense After over a month of preparatuon the football calendar was opened offlcaally at Woodmere Aca demy ln the second period tallback Don Konngsberg trapped whsle trying to pass sllpped through the Long Islanders defense for the first sux polnts of the game and the grlduron year The next quarter found our team deep In Its own terrltory A fourth down f kuck was blocked and Woodmere galned possession of the ball on the C G S four yard lme Four plays later a double reverse tned the score Shortly after wmgback Steve Kurzman swept the end and travelled down the sude llnes for forty yards to a touchdown But the 'oy of the Blue s rooters was short llved for a clnppmg penalty called back the deadlock breakung P GY A week later our grldders met a heavuly favored Barnard team Although our opponents lme had been reported bug and powerful the C GS forward wall rose to the occasion and played excellently opening gaping holes on offense and dropping Bar nard runners m theur tracks Our footballers got thelr . ., e it 7' N a 1 . J' , 1 11. s. . .sn rE1E1EfE1ErE2E1E1?rE2E1E1E1ErErErErErf. :2-1:11211:1:2:r:r1fgr1:f1E2Erf2ErE'Er f.'.2:'1:5'E:'.f: 1'.' : ,11aaa1:aa::seein11aaa112221421:1aae11aa211aam1aaz2a1 :QS1Ff'iH :1'1:':3,yr-5-3-1:3-1:j:':j:j:f:1:1' ,. 2:rs:rzrzrzrfrzrzrzfpifa:5:3:5:5:5:5: ,:f.3:ff?f5f 1-:,r---1.11-12-1-fr:-1 ,e - 12231 2,122 1 . , -r ' , :f:5:f:Q:j:f:f:Qggg:3:::::3:::5:3::::: :::52E5f:5g1 :'.f 1-25 .:Q:i.Q- -V2 I. I ' ' ' '55 ' ' . . -. 'E124E255:5:3:5:3:5EgEg5fEfE25rE1Er-IE -'E5E-5:55rE, V ..1,5,,-.2 '1,.g1I.3:': 5 131.25555 f - 1 '72E1f1EIf'f1flf-EIf1f2flffff5lf:fff: ff5f 2- :f ' 2. ,Z V' 11 5 3 ' '. :g:E:EE35' H 3 . 1 1 ' I 1 1 h . A 1 1 I I I I . I 4 I I I I I ' z - I I . I I I , , , , - 2 ' ' , 1 1 1 . I I ' I . . . , . . I f 1 ' ' I . . . . . . . . , ' . ' I . . . , . . , , , , . . . , . . . I