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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1957 volume:

5mm Qwhb Pdltors ln Chlcf HI RBI' RT -XBR5X1Q XIII IHII LPSTPIN Associate Edntur IKNIPS lx-KPI KN ltuarw Editor I ARE CR-U LN Business Nlanaggrs BXRBAR K SC HKS XXI IKUBP RT Nikfllxl llrl D Sports Ldltor DON U D LILX Y I 'xc ulh Xdx nor Art I,ll'CL'0f 'HR IION SHI Hkl R f'N 511-v ff.-. lf -' ,' I ' DR. IANII CXRNICY f 4' I Ein, -Q 8 5 ,f 5 U fl X 'qi' I . V ,f X ' ff! I 1 ' 7 . ', A .1 ri ' 'Q I1 NVE WJH -'W-Lg f-nf J! -ll-L JAMES WALTER STERN The Editorial Staff of COLUMBIANA feels especially honored to dedicate this ssue to one who is himself a graduate of the school and therefore a product of its tradztzon and lore We share with him the great yoy and sattsfactzon he must feel in assummg the Headmastershzp of an Alma Mater so rich an its historical past and so strong in its purpose to fulfill its destiny But more partzcularly ue honor him not only because he as a scholar but because he as kmd sympathetic and understanding He as not only a Headmaster to go to he is at the same tune a friend who has our mterests and welfare at heart Therefore as a dzstmgutshed alumnus of the school we salute ham as Head master of the school we honor hun and as one whom we consider to be one of us and a friend to all of us, we ffratcfully dedicate with our esteem and affection this Year Book to our Headmaster Mr. james YValter Stern ALDE Headmaster Emeritus N ufz uqppfzectatton Mr Alden anythmg that we can posszbly say could not express the profound gratztude that as an our hearts for your years of devotzon and sermce to Columbza Grammar School 1' hrs small message as more a symbol of the love we feel for you than an actual statement of rt How does one thank a great man for a gzft of mestzmablc worth? Anything sazd or wrztten is perfunctoryg through actzon alone can thanks be rendered. We lie under an obligation to you which can only be lifted by action, that is, by trying to follow the ideals you have set before us. We but hope to have sufficient fortitude to pursue them. X 1 II H If ND Zz ERCARE Z4 WEST AND PM 94111 X STM:-Er NVQ A yang, my W ' 4' V1 ifgbf' X Q.. y MU 529 J, 4 'AQ V 4. '41 Vs 11' I WWW A s 110' n v I-IEADM ASTER 1'6- if Mg IAMES W STERN TRUSTEES JAMES W STERN XI-Xl RIC E. NIFH R IR ALEXANDI' R UNCAR FRFDFRIC A AI DTN XX III IAN! ! CRFQSER :RES if I-XVFS I RFYNOI DS W AI TPR I BROYVN ABXFR POXIFRAXY S-XXIL Fl RR-kF'l Q ' ' Ng ' ' f . X A5 . 34151, ' X ff i Q W. 1 9 't.. f ' fi v 1 f' ig Top Row Mrs Paul Halberstadt Mrs lrvmg Levine Mrs Ilse Mann Mrs Leonard james Mrs Arthur Lokos Mrs Sevmour Roth Mrs Stuart Ievnson Nirs Stephen Boolos Mrs Murray Spxewak Mrs Irvlng Sarot Mrs George Dans Bottom Row Mrs Gregory Jacoby Nirs Frank Cusumano Nlrs Samuel Lyons Nlrs Charles Schnapp Mrs Jack lxelman Mrs Alex Craven Xlrs joseph Shaplro 'xlrs Arthur Creensteln Mrs joseph XVeckstem Nirs Lours Tobm PARE T TE CHER ASSOCIATIO The 1956 4 year marked many changes a co educational school mstead of a boys school a new Headmaster a new Fwcecutlve Board of the PT A combmmg the Boards of the Columbn Grammar School and the Leonard School for Cnrls and a con sequent further and more ambltlous program for the Assoc1at1on Always mlndful of xts pnmary fllI'lCtl0Il of pro motmg a better understandxng and co operatlon be tvseen the students the home and the faculty the ASSOCl8tlOH ventures 1nto new flelds Under 1ts sponsorshlp a Scholarshlp and Endowment Fund has been estabhshed to obtam revenue for whlch a successful Theatre Party was held It IS hoped that thls wlll become an annual affalr 'md w1ll prove one of the means through wshlch substantial funds can be ralsed for this purpose Other actlvltles of the Assoclatxon mcluded a Book F'11r and pernodlc News Letters to the parents lt LS noted with prlde that the parents of both boys and glrls have xx orked closelv and harmomous lv together and haxe most generouslv glven then' txme and energy towards the work of the Assocl atlon ADMIN ISTR T O Mn JAMES W STERN Headmaster MR FREDERIC A ALDFV Headmaster Emeritus T wuss JEAN M R055 Dean of Clrls 6: Administrator MR. HARRY REDFR Director of Health 6: Physical Education MR Dee f Y XEV0 n o Boys 6: Serum- Dei Tmom in Il STAFF 5 1Wil'5.. 'Wm GEYZA IBILLJ WILITYER MISS CONNIE LUFRANO Bursar Academic Secretary MISS ROSE FINKELMAN Financial Secretary 'm'K' MRS. BARBARA DURDEN Receptionist ' JH 4 I. iff Hn Z' HH I HIGH SCHOOL DEANS aww, V91 NIISS JEAN ROSS Dean of Girls NIR TIMOTHY XLNOS Dean of Boys Senior Dean MR JANIESJ REYNOLDS junior Dean Sophomore Dean Fl'fSl'lmHll Dean HIGH SCHOOL F CULTY sf' umm mx mmf C Nm Bmjwlrs mvxux Nm Lwnmch Bmw Scnence 90ual 94-,ence English x xm 1 vmwo CROCETTI uss svu IA ucwvos xm MICHAEL KENNEDY Language Language Social Science I L M xm ROLAND BERT0 R Anmuz BARBANELL Phnlosophy sm JOHN NHLLONFS English Language C G. S. SPECIALISTQ fag 'S ra' Om GOWN VH I F D09 ON s 'AB XSKNKUGIC Hs and A115 ILERAE MISS ELISF PIQIIET Gaffs Ark .yn-V' 'Q' XCYX R ,xx UP-'A N JA NE T c YN NIRS NHNNIE BEENI1, PS3 N Aquahcs xiuslc cholognt N 'US 477 -ngx 'vu 4 mv Hun MR. MIKE SHERKFR MISS SALLY CANNON MR. ROBFRT E. HUDDLSTON Mechanical Dr-:wing Drama Libl'Hl'!' Top Row Alfan Frledman Sol NflShlxlIl Juke -Xlmmder Bottom Row Sxlvu Rahm Estclle kofflvr MIDDLE SCHOGL F CULTY Z' lst Row Leon Sherker Nimnu Bcene Elmor VK all'1r.h If m Ross YIOIHI VK ollodx Cnul 'dalkm Top Row Shlrley Hand Sall Fnscnhoxur Xlllxl Shcrkcr Thx 1 13111111 Ann D Fste LG ER CHOOL FAC LTY W f H -A J S Wx X3 ,A w .ff 4 i If :Mhz iT! 4 13 .4 V , ef In 23 I V I . 'i 7 -wvm 1 EA vi. V was ,i 44' x E Q 'A ' W! QM? mmm-A N 1 IA-A Q' , ,- Yi f 34 I 4 ' k,,q , 4 MN A fi x 1 A G . Nj 4 I f A z . If HQ W lf f W 4 f 7 H ,i If I l!! wt' K X wi! 1. 'N I X ' 1 V! I 'fi 0 ' an r 2 W . , aw Q M nf, K 0 ix f im-L . I T, -- N ' , I-'K , W 'F' 1 x I A L r x I-,: '.1Xl M M- k , 'f -X 7 X h 1 1? , 24- 1. . g J r C f 'N A MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS AMES W STERN You are leavmg Columbla Crammar School durmg a perlod rn the hlstorv of mankmd when world affairs are changmg more rflpldlx are more confused and unpred1ctable than ther have ever been m your en t1re hfetlme As jan Chrlstlan Smuts once sard NI mkmd has struck xts tents and rs once more on the march All of you xull partlclpate ln th1s long arduous trek Its drrectlon and effectrveness wrll be shaped by you and xour contemporarxes You hue decrsrons and cholces to make vs hxle on th1s lournew you can plod along follovsmg m the footsteps of those ahead you can become a straggler and perhaps fall bv the way slde or you can become '1 leader possessmg the cour age and the wlsdom to shoulder responslbllltres and to help formulate the pOl1Cl8S whlch will guxde your fel low marchers along the rrght road to '1 safer encamp ment Whether or not you reahze lt you have been prepar now equlpped to take the next step college The next four or fue years vull determme as no other perlod of your llves posslbly can what your posrtron w1ll be m the long marchlng column Therefore glve the best of which you are capable at all tlmes Seek knowledge ask questlons probe deeplx for the meamngs and reasons behmd statements and xssues hsten carefully to wh rt others have to say and become crltlcal evaluators Aboxe all never be satlsfled to allow others to do xour thmkmg for you C ood luck happmess and success VVe count on vou to lead us forw ard and exer nearer to our goal of peace and security james VV Stem 1. I c I lf, . . . , 2 . u a fi J 1 v ' 1 4 ' 1 , 1 1 ' . L ' v 'l ' ' K C - E--- p ing for this journey with each new school day and are 3 4 kv: .I 'I A s i 1 j r sgfyi ' . ' V , ,' ' y 'rj W . . . .. . ff ' ' tx G A . . . I , I 1 . . , 5 ' . , ' . ' , , S , 7 ly 1 ' I 1 , . ' ' . W 5? 4 rs 9996 Entered 1954 C0 Edltor of C0111 b m una C45 Asslstant Edltor of Columbla News C45 Mana e f S g r o wlmmmg Team C35 Soccer Team C9 '35 Table Tenn1sC7 35 Dems L1ntC35 J Aa? vf Entered 1955 Columbra News C3 45 Colum blana '45 Chess C35 Brsketball C35 fx RTA AR ONSON Entered 1953 GO Represcntrtru C1 15 VICCP d 3 res1 ent of Class C35 Volleyball C1 7 5 Dance Commrttee C15 Drama Club C7 '35 Sw1mm1ngC'35 DON fs. 'W' 'ff-Sn! if fqff? I m BURGER A X X YA 1-v 'f'x 5 ,N wa XX . . , 4 . ,-fs.. . . 1 I I . I - 5 y S g 1 . ...,-fg L.,?g Q. -,L -. pg-, ffigf xg,- Xlal ffff' 2-555211 A fe 1, C 1 3 -fl Liga ' ,l'Vff,.1 3, ' ,vf3,t1.1.Cgf3,2 gcc-2' Z ' A1 r -' . Q , , tl ' ' 1 4 ' a ' L C Q , I g 1 ' T . . 1 of-L B15 Entered 1954 I lterarv Magazme C35 Debat Club C45 Columbla News C8 4 Plns mg and Banners Commlttee C45 Dean s L1st C3 45 'EFFREY 1 C 5' I ' Q 1' . . . . ' 1 7 . C ' '- 4 l , , .54 I ' 9 ' s l 3 C455 Deanls List C1,2,3,45., - he 1 X 2 1- 1 5,4 1 ,C ll XL 'Nr eoeoea Ooc O Entered 1945 jlmmy Greenebaum Cltxzenshlp Award C15 Seml Fmallst National Merlt and General Motors Scholarship C45 L1terary Edl tor of Columblana C45 Columbla News C45 Tennls C3 45 Soccer C35 Drama Club 5' Entered 1955 Llterarv Staff C45 Basketball C3 45 Baseball C45 Deans L1st C35 1,9 gb 9 AEL CHERN UCHIN Entered ln 1954 X106 Pres1dent of Senlor Entered 1953 ASS0c1ate JLISUCC of Lourt C43 Council C43 Dlnce Comnnttee C7 33 Clee Sxummmg 1 7 33 Bowl 5, 53 'lcnnls Club C3 4 C olumln mi C43 Cheerlc uler C73 C1 7 3 43 Secretfarx Trefisurer of Clfiss C33 Blslxetbfill C43 De ms I 1st C33 -'F M3 Pnfn rul 1943 I terlrx lilltlll of cllllllllllll N us C lulm s r cc C Dr ID s v l t Cl 1 VE IS 1 GARY CBA 5 Yl- so 7 , 7 I ly Ax - - 1 A, ga Lnaf ' jC,L.f4 'll1'C'L' 3, 3gl '21 g 33 L.. ,2..,?, 5 . - 1 1.5 ,',: 2 ' 4 L Z I if f . BQ. fail? r I 3 I K sfdx ' ff ll' ' C3353 3 W PT 3 F ' ,Cx l 3 ' xl ll lx xl. A A l, J l , ' L xl lxx 7g.i1,f I 'ann C431 l,lfCl'2lI'f' Fclitor of clfllllllllllll New' C433 Ch I 11 23g Pin: anal Hanna' .s Com- mittf- 431 liusketlmall xlillliliill' 413-4 'z I 1 '. 3 J V C NEAL 05515 Entered 1944 A thlrteen year bov Treasurer of Senlor C0l11'lCll K45 CO Representatlve '3 'Soccer fo 35 Dance Commlttee fl 9 Assemblv Comm1ttee C3 45 Drama Club Class f 15 A ORE ECC be ll Syvliljv Fntexed 1951 Cllss 'lreasurer 115 Clee Club C2 '35 SLFVICC KO5 Volleyball 3 45 Atbletlc Assocmtlon K35 Dfmce Commlt tee K45 President of Senlor Councll K45 Entered 1953 Treasurer of Class C75 XICC Presldent of Cliss K35 Science Club K35 Llteran Xlagazme f35 Columbrana Sxummlng V7 95 Columbn News 545 Dean s I lst fl 9 P N , Pe - .4 an J' -'2f12.1 tfa 0553 - -1,-5 ' , g . 1' 4 1, - ...g i -, g . . g . , ., A . C3, 454 Columbia News CS. 455 President of V 5 4 5 q, 5 , . , 7' - ' 1 or C.. .., U lc. : Q1 , : . .5 -f - -Q A 4424 ' l...,- 3, '2 K 3 1 .2,-,45. A 1 is 19 Q35 Us wall Lntered 1953 President of the Senior Council C41 Co Editor of Columbiana C41 Nlanagin Editor of Columbia News 41 Science Club C31 Student Facultv Committee C41 C O Representatlve C1 2 '31 Basketball C 31 'Via nager Tennis Team '31 Deans List C31 hntered 1953' Columbia News C41' Debating Club C41- C.O. Representative C41- Clee Club 1 7 31' Chess Club C1 71- Basketball 3 41- Deans List C1 7 3 41. Entered 1955 Columbia News C41 Treasurer of Language Club C41 Bowling C3 41 Bas ketball C41 Science Club C31 Deans List 341 c-AVS GOLUBEBG OODST ADT NANCY G Lntuecl 1953 G O Rcprcbentltnn J Presulent of C O 41 Athletlc ASSOCI 1t10n Q1 7 32 Cheerlelder 1 75 Laptun 3 SYVIID mmg, 1 7 3 Basketball 1 Z 9 Vollcvball Q1 Z 3D D1nceComm1ttee Q41 Lus JA cons 4 QE 5111? so Entered 1943 a tlnrteen year 5,111 V1Ce Presldent of Class Q1 2? Clee Club Q11 Dance Commlttee Q1 2 SQ Secretary of GO 4 Athletlc Assoc1at1on Q11 Swlmmmg 1 X ,Z Entered 1954 Seruce Q73 GO Represen t8,t1V6Q3J Newspaper Q3j Drami Club 3 Secretary of Spamsh Club Q71 French Club Q73 Semor C,OllI'lCll Q41 I 7-fi' ,Y A ' 7 Ulf .L . x Sv, H I 1'H ,,fg , , 3 A'1 l. .4 I - ' Y 5 ' - ' ' ' 3- -Q ,s ' ' 'V a ' , 5 'Q,L,fDs ' Q,',fDs 2 Q54 ,s Q Q 1 ' . 2p,v011eyba11q1,2p. frfxr f 1 117371 Q 'QQ P nf-ff-.J 3 X Lg e if Q T ' a 1 f Q f Q'7s ' ' .' As A 4 . , , I' Q5 5665, X JA ME S KAPLA N Entered 1947 Debatlng SOC1Cty C 42 Sc1ence Entered 1953 Co Edxtor of Llterary Magazme Club CSD Chess Club C1 9 'D Table Tenms 3 43 Assocmte Edltor of Columbu News C2 3 49 f4D Columb1f1naf3 45 A ff V if, Entered 19.36 Columbn News C-ll Basket ball 45 Tenms f4J Deans L1stf4J EB um KWSCHN 7,iI 1 'H BC 0 X 5 . . Q 5 - . . . 1 ' r '7 ' a ' 4' 1 a C 1 '- - 7 s ' I . 1 s ' iz? l 1 bfi' , ' 13,MJ ef f 'X VK f Xl-h::fl5E1:3i 2 -N A, Nw e 5514! be Wg X s,:q,s.fy2e,. X 5 H7 F1712-.1 - E51 'EFQ 'WI . ' l ' 4 I 1 . , . . . , C , 4 , - if Lp!! COUFT 1 BOBLBT LEF Entered 1953 Presldent of CO Presldent of Entered 1954 C0 Fd1t01' of 0011111117121 News 35 GO Class C35 Drama Club 13 45 Football Q25 4 Columblana C 45 Table Tenms 1 Baseball fo 35 Captam K45 Deans L1stC45 Representqtlve C45 Soccer 135 Deans l1St 2 3 sy gxxvj ! -Q Enered 1957 Clee flub Q1 7 3 15 A sembly Commlttee 575 Dance Commlttee 135 BREND Cheerleader C3 45 Vollevball C15 A LEVy F , f, 1 5 S O 410, 1 N Q D . .Q 4 -Q -.1 I J . s - 1, 4 ' 4 C li a s - - . , , . , . -,' , 1 4 . C 1 4 1 A - A , 5- 0 ' G- Ji ge Af 'fiepfwfey ,.i'i1'1, V .grx.,3.,Q MVN-Y L 1 s 1 u I - Y I l' .--gg , ,.,,.,1gA5- L54 ' 9 ffl vp SUSAN LONDOA Fntered 1956 C,01lllHbl'lI121 K-lj Lolumbn 'Newe 43 Tenn1iC43 D emi L1stf45 Nsjij 22 Entered 1956 Presldcnt of Clfiss I-17 Sports Editor of Columbu News K-43 Termlb f35 Captam 141 Dc-in s I mt C3 43 Entered 1953 Spamsh Club Q2 3 Club Q39 C Q Drama O Representatne C49 Deans L 2 32 onfm H5011 a f' -- ' f 1 , 4 '44 2. A 1 1 00 J , . C s ,. C , . , I , n 11 . f ,: . 1 z . i ' . . 5 . . V ' g 1St C', ' . file, Mr , ,ki , J ' ' ' RD ff! if I My 1 . sf X . fx f5Qf' ' g '. 'fe f, I ' Y-omaRT MAR Entered 1953 Secretary Treasurer of G O 41 COlllmb13Ha C3 Busmess Manager 41 Columbu News C3 4D Llterary Niagazme Ml Vlce Presldent of Class Q23 Baseball I2 3 4D Football foj Basketball Q43 Deans L 1 3 41 VICK LYNA NO 5 LLE Entered 1944 a tlurteen vear Unl C O Representfltlve C1 72 Clee Club Q7 37 Dance Comrruttee K1 7 32 Assemblv Commlttee 9 '3 4j Secretarv of Class ISU Columbiana f4D Vlce Presldent of Class C43 QM Entered 1953 Drama Club fl dent U5 Columbiana f-ij Art Club f2l Spamsh Club 521 Secretary of Class 192 Presldent of Class 135 Assemblx Commlttee f ll resx VV 1 1 rl 1 lv S 4 1 1 ' I 4 , l 1 l , ' L 1 s I , 'I -5 , In n 6 Dr C ' C a L' Q 7 : 9 , Q 2 - ' a Q if s I-fa Q A , Q f f Q ,v c a ' a Q ' , N , Q , g . A.. g . 3 1 3 13 . 1Sf f , - , ,. f'IIu - , 4 . 1 7 , , X x X X 4 A ' ' It 4 5, ' , X X df . E sf 1.11.25 1 , y ' 1 N ' T vf - ' I it ffl-i' ' Q Q 1 S Q J 4 - 4 . ' 31. 205367 95' Entered 1944 a thlrteen vear 1 C7 O Representatlve I1 '75 Swlmmlnq Team '7 35 Dance Commlttee U75 Drama Club 45 Semor Councrl C45 Entered 1944 a thxrteen vear bov junmy Greenenbaum Cltlzenshxp Award f15 V1ce Presldent of CO C35 Chlef Justxce of Court 45 CO Representatlve Q1 75 CoEd1tor of Columbm News 145 Table Tenn1s C 1 3 Tenn1s K7 3 45 Deans Lxst C1 7 3 45 Secretarv of Class f75 Vrce Presxdent of Class NCE R OSE Entered 1953 Secretary of Semor COUHC1l K45 Chess Club fl '7 3 4 QCFVICC Squad 35 Basketball V3 45 Lolumbla News f45 Deans Llst 135 EN 1 ROS ROVER , D - J. . ' . . ' I . I 7 -I . . 1, , , V. X , -, ,Q ' -4 C ' ' H' lik li f3, 459 Spanish Club ffl., 355 Service I1, 2, 3, . 9 ' 5 SE , 1 5 C 1 ' f V all 5 .. I . -' 'l 7 . 8 C ,Q - - l 1 l' ,Ls - ' ' 1 If 4 ' L l , 2, l .L'a'a l ' , ' I xL7:9 . ' s 43' S4 4 ll HM O wma P-OSENT d 1954 Meocmte ILISUCC of Court 45 Entered 1955 Iltemrv Mfigazme K45 Sclence Ixntele CO RepreSent1t1ve C35 QCIQHCL Club 135 lx tl ill K35 Deans Club '35 Chess Club K7 35 B15 e 5 L '7 53 45 ..-.1..,.g', lim? f Entered 1900 Dance LOIDITlltt6C Q1 7 3 45 3 Table Tennis Q7 3 45 Llterlrx Xlagaune Q 45 Debatmg Club 14 DA vu SABC T xy A N , IP L 1 N g.',1- 1- ' Q I 1 ' -gJ... 'L h 'g ffg C' ,- 1. . . l 5 l Q 1 7 ' ,Z ist f-, ,, . 1 1 1 1 ,'q27?25,r1 1 , 'Wil' 5 .-wgj L: 3- . rift: gi Y F 'ff 1 'fs l, ' ,L'.:'V4 V l . 5 Y-'x ' x ,wsu C , A ' 1 ...I 094959 QE, Entered 1954 Blsketball C7 33 Captam C45 olumbm News C7 '3 4 M F ntered 1944 a thlrteenxefir glfl Presldent J 9occerC'3 45 Bowl of class C1 75 Dance Commlttee 1 7 43 mg 3 41 Chalrmfm of 'Sxsefiter Commlttec Clee Club C1 7 3 4 C45 Bfisebflll C7 m 41 CNO1llFl1bl'lY'l1 3 45 112295 Fntered 1903 Court SLll6t1I'X C13 L Chalrm in Pms md B lnners Commlttee C4D Seruce Squad C3 43 Dmcc LOHIIHIULL 45 nmsC17 4 Dms IS C31 C Co Buemess Xlnmager of Columblfmfl C45 W KLLK AN1 sH1s'-WOW x ' I 7 C 3 f QS' C 4 f s X , iii? K 5 4 if if gb Q 1 Lf , ' 4 1 9 ' - 1 C A 7' O : 1' a Q' ' 3 ' ' 1 1 L' Q C., 4 . . . f . , , L, I, bg Associate Iustlce of ,g -. C L, 9, g , I 1 CV , . Student COUIT 41g - .' If K v f. ,X .A if T 21 ,K lx C . CRj,n 4 A . ' I' x I!! 7 C X C !',.wMiLM- yt' .' V V 4 , . 7, J I vi I I K' , , . i 1, V .0- z ' ' 2 Q ' I ' I C 3 y. A 2 I: , Z L I 1 . I x C 9 Te I . L, 3, Wg ez 5 Ifxt I . A 001' SIL VE vw s1x.BERSTElN STE gngilegoliii 22652Dclglgltflibigaszjicercog lfntered 1955 Treasuler of Class C4 Sclence g Club Q33 VICE Presldent of Language Club umb1aNevss Q45 T'1bleTenn1s C1 95 Deans 4 B I H63 45 D L tcm Ls 42 4, 2 aseva efms IS NE f Entered 1956 Secret lrv of Class 145 SU 24N L4 R 1 ' .3 L, ' 9 1 C y I , . - a ' lr Q ' I I - ' , Q , 7' ' l .4 ' , - l 7 a . it , ' V, C , l c 9 ' ' 7 ,Q C ' S2-A 'S 'X N JL f I fi lj fl, An :Wk 1 gn i I ' . '57 e xxo Entered 1950 Presxdent of Langm e C lub 4 Ilterflrv Nlagazlne 45 Sc1ence Club 35 Basketball C35 Deans L1st 135 xl! Entered 1953 C0lllmbl3 News K3 45 Debat mg SOCICQ K45 Sclence Club f35 Chess Club f2 35 3hopI1'95 Deans LlSff19 3 45 D0 VALD TOBIA Entered 194-1 a th1I'tC8IlyC3.I' bov lmmx Creenenbaum Cxtlzenshrp Award C75 Vlce Presldent of 3en1or Councll 45 Edltor of Llterary Nlagazlne 145 Columblflna K9 3 45 Columbm News Cl 7 3 45 P resldent of Class KZ5 Soccer U 35 Dance Commlttee ll 7 35 3ecretarx of Class 175 Deans Lmst f2 35 15' mm w P-TEES MCH ? K 'iii - 4 ,QE Q ,iii 1 A QP' ' -I ' I fl ' -, . I' V . g , x .2 , .. . 'f' . -- . X . . A ,,,, f5g , ,. l .I if 9 . . . . K' . f . , - - C s ' , c 1 1 , 1 1 . . IV I . . . ' F C X , 7 3 1 A I .L,5. : 'g 2...- 5 , , , . ,L,- Q. 4' t. LIQ 4 , . 1'f'l'4, X-rv, fr C-A l R , 'gl ' ' - . . , s , ,' . 54 ,' Q. ,-.1 c .' ,-,', . Yr Fnterfld 1949 Dlflif c0U1ll'llttE'f K1 N C100 Club K1 7 33 'Newsn'mer V35 gDlI1lSh Club 173 B wks tb 111 fm Volk-vball V73 Col umblana f4W fi N QFVN MESSAGE BY THE DEANS Change' Thus one factor everpresent m human af fairs has been charactenstlc of the academlc year 1956 51 To oppose change seems to be mstmctne ln human bemgs On the other hand to accept and ad just to change lb the surest xx av of reallzmg the strength and the pow er for growth of whlch the hu man spmt IS capable In short change 'md the yoy of hvmg are mseparable To look upon the purely physlcal aspects of our school one could well wonder why all thls emphasxs on change But fundflmentxl truths 'md meanmgs are seldom found on the surface XVe must therefore begun to search for this change m the one nlace where pro found transformatlons first take root deep m the hearts md mmds of human bungs Once th1s has been resolwed we can then become aware of the need to create a school atmosphere more trulv representatlxe of the challenges and posslble achievements of the vears to come The result a co educatxonal C G S The sincere resolve that our students wlll enter college w1th '1 reahstnc conceptlon of what will be demanded of them ln thelr roles as people and scholars has led to the mtroductlon of new courses and to the general elex ation of standards of performance The aw lr: ness that a democratrc souetv places responslbrhtx upon the lfldltldlldl cltlzen has brought about 'ln rncreased emphasls upon the functrons and w llues of extra cur ncular actn 1t1es Change' Hes' Yet our one outstandmg hope IS that each and ewen dlgresslon from the established pattern has brought to our studs nts 1 keener aw mreness of the tremendous povx er for gross th that hes wlthm them 'md mth this a fuller me lsure of true happiness lean NI Ross Dean of Girls Trmothy D Xenos Dean of Bovs 'Vs T lLANl Nl ROSS TIMOTHY D XFNOS Dean of flrls Dean of Boys fgx lsf . . . 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X 1 . . . . , . , . . 4 , I 19 nl bl OF QW ..,X., hnfn 'i X 1st Row George Boolos Larrv Snlver Stephen Srlberstem B1ll Shamroth Robert Lefcourt 2nd Row Elleen Chazen Brenda Levy Susan London Puta Wolfman Barbara Schwam Ellen Marcus Peggy Edelsteln Mr 'ienos Phyllis Jacobs Nancy Goodstadt Grace Hlrsch Roberta Aronson Susan Slmon jrll Posher 3rd Row Rrchard Waters Larry Rose Gary Craven Don Berger Don Levy Bob Mark freld Dan Sarrot, Irm Schneider Don Tobm Dan Jacoby Sam Srlbersteln jeff Carr Irm Kaplan 4th Row Bob Rosen jerry Cersten Fred Salomon Neal Dans Mlke Chernuchm Mike Epstein Garry Goldberg joel Blblovntz Ira Krrschner Bob Lubow Tony Fnglemort SENIOR CLASS Under the able guldance of our dean Mr Xenos and our capable class offlcers the class of 1957 passed a hlglsly successful year both scholastlcallv socrallv and otherwlse Thls years semor class has enjoyed the umque dlstlnctron of bemg the flrst coed class to be graduated The co CdllC'lt1OI'l has tumed out profrt ably for all of us The glrls and boys adyusted qmte easlly and we all enloyed the year Elected class offlcers were Bob Lubow presl dent Ellen Marcus vlce presldent Larrv Sllver treasurer Sue Slmon secretary and our C O Repre sentatlves were Garrv Levln Sue London Gary Goldberg and Tony Englemore Nlanv seruors parhcnpated m varsrtv sports and m other school organ17at1ons On committees and such we have been well represented Tnp wxse we have taken several mdrvmdual schol 3.St1C excurslons to Columbla U and other well known places Mr Blms took the class to a meetlng of the L N General Assembly Soclally the year has been a success w1th many pnvate partles and dances attended by large groups We leave C' G S xuth many nch memones .Al 'S ' 1 ' L 5 ' Q A ' 4 V ' ,S k c 57 I , V it N soft wr A , 5 f iv 3 E 4 ' fi ,A W : 3 , . Y . ' 1 l 3 . Y Herbert Abrams, Peter Rosenthal. 1 l 1 ' 1 1 l -- Al l 1 1 1 1 I 1 . - 1 : Y ? , ' 1 Y -- l . . 3 l H 3 I ' . I 3 : 1 7 1 1 Y' a . ' . 1 D 1 V 1 4 l Z 4 1 1 . . , - I .L I I , - . . i , 1 1 . . . . . 0 ' C l . ' I I . 1 . . Q Y- Q 1 . Z 7 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1 ' ., ' , I 1. . - 1. . . ' ' . Q Front Row Dave Bamberger Ceny Cohen Bruce Dengrove Stuwart Romer Rxchard Berken Joe Epstem Steve Hokstem B111 Frohck Rrchard Rettner Second Row June Brown Elena Marberg Lmda lxellner Jlldlth Marcus Marvin Dlamond Sandra Sarot Mr Reynolds john Splewak Bary Rose Dave Godhclf jerrmle Schlld Gall Coleman Helen Horowltz Thrrd Row Arthur Levxtz jane Sommerfleld joan Levx Clorra Cusumam Carole Kramer Paula Wagner Rose VV1ldenberg Valerle Nhller Sandra Mintz Pinky Glemby Rosalmd Schnapp judlth Loewe Carol Ropor Patrrcla Hrrschhom Lynn Sanders Manlyn Slnger Carol Llpman Fourth Row Leon Constonance Mrke Freldman Larry Burd Charles Rons Arthur Crystal Mun'y Strauss Paul Llebman Charles Llpskev Niark Levy Martm Goldberg Fred Relsler Stanley Goldman Barry Rose Mark Sevetsky Stewe Hoffeub Martm Rosenblatt U ICR CLASS The junlor class had a wonderful scholastlc school year wlth a large number of the class on the Deans Lrst every markmg perrod th1s plus the excellent gllld2lI1C6 and supervnslon of thelr dean Nlr Revnolds we were led to '1 successful md unlfled class The class offlcers john Splexwak Presldent San dx Sarot Xxce Presldent Xlanm Dramond Secre tary and Barrv Rose Treasurer strlved to gne the class mlm extra dCtlXltl6S such as 1 trrp to the Broadway show L11 Abner The hlghhght of the Soclal Year came on Apnl 26 the Iumor Prom at the Sherry Netherlands Hotel Our class had varslty letter men m even sport wrth the mayontv of these boys on the soccer team Many fme athletes who were on varslty teams thrs year wlll be the captalns and leaders of next years squads Thanks to the gurls we had a wonderful cheerleadlng squad In short the IUHIOI' Class had mam valuable and rewardlng expenences and we know we shall have mam fond memories of our jumor vear - S. Front Row Barry Flschman Peter lxockenthal Frank Fam joe Cllckman Nianm Roth Lean Fisher Howard Sand Second Row Evelyn Torczyner Barbara Amdur Susan Gross Exelyn Niuller Lynn Goodman Bruce Brown Mr Mlehel Ellen qarot Andrey Slegle Beth Lapkm Alexander Shapxro Lmda Stemberg Thlrd Row Ira Pastol Alan Bernsteln Blll Shonbrlen Dos Gmnschlag jim Herlons jim Daxldson Stephome Greenstem Manlyn Seltman Albert Sequxra Arnie Goldman Donald XVeckstem Joe Rosen Rlchard Nalm jeremy NV1esen Fourth Row Dav1dPravda B1llCrenlshe1mer Steno Zeche Gordon Oppenhelmer Stu Ustm Rlchard Hnrsch B111 Cohen Nleal Slderovs jonathan Lvons jerry Cohen SOPHOMORE CLASS Thls has been a productlve and mterestmg year for the Sophomore Class We have pflmclpated VlgOI'0llSlX 1n the student goxenment md almost all other school act1v1txes Our class government xx as ablx conducted bv our Pres1dent Bruce Brown YVe were represented ln the General Orgamzatxon bx Sue Gross joel Gllckman Bull Surrev and Bxll Grellshelmren acted as altemate Under the care ful and experlenced guldance of our dean Nir Nhchel we have accomphshed much and have left behlnd a record we are justly proud of lVe hfne taken tnps to the ClOlStCI'S the plav Inherzt the Wand the movle The Ten Command ments and have vlslted other polnts of Interest as a class NVe have had partlclpated members on the soc cer the tennis the swlmmmg the basketball the baseball and the glrls volleyball teams All of the members of our class performed nobly on the ath letlc field Blll Grerlshexrmen deserves speclal men tlon as our fkllC1tx goahe whlle Amie Goldman was a runner up for a noslhon on the team These are lust a few of the accomplxshments whlch have made our Sophomore vear a success 4-al - . ., xk. , '- -, , 2 , 7 A W I -4 5 r f I . T' VHP x , r . A , , .X .,, I . , 4 . . V. 1 , , , , 'I ,L , , . 3 y n K v V H 1 7 ! ' l Y L ! ' S ! ' , . . . . . . Y . ' 3 ! 7 .! i V ! 1 y - ! ' ' 7 i- . . , . . , , . , . . 2 7 9 Y 7 1 l 3 1 A ' 'I , i ' . ' g , - . 1 . c l ' ' ' ' a . C . l o ' - Y 7 K L I l . I ' , 1 1 ' 9 9 a s . . . . 1 v . , . y . . . - , 1 a .1 4 ' . . . - . V . . . , 1 , 1 . r 7 , . Y ' . - .. . A V . . . c 7 ' ' J 1 1 1 . lst Row Bottom Myra Ruhln Shella Hlrschhom Nh Contlm Sara Horowxtz Patrlcla Berlly 2nd Row Ronald Bemard Ierry Lefcnurt Rohrrt Srhneexxexss Cary Sommer joan Rmdler Clalre Davls Lenore Tlsch Peter Elsenhcrg Stephen Redlker Ronald Klagshrun Alan Mann Stephen Klausner 3rd Row Peter VVolfe Lance Brown Allan Le-une Arthur Cerman Nhchael Radkar joel Harrxs Rnchard Nrgen Hou ard Stem FRESHMAN CLASS Thls xear the Freshm in class under the ffurdance of Nlr C,0I1tll1l xuth the heln of the cl iss ofrrcers Cu ho were Prcsldcnt Allln Levme VICE Presldent Henore Tlsch Sncretarx Allan Xlmn 1nflTre1sur r Clurr Dans xx is xerx flctne acadenucally as ln the Frc shm an cl rss 10 hors md 3 g1rls made the Dems Llst it least once Atlll6tlC21llX the bovs Freshm In lnsketb ill team namelx jerrv Lefcourt Allan Lame joel Hams Nllke Radhfu Hovne Stem Allan Xlann Ronald lXl lgSbI'lll1 and Peter XVolfe xx 1th Ron lld Bernard and Peter Flsenberg helpmg out ln the scrlmzges Three bon from the Freshman cllss were on the varslty svummmg team thls xear nfrmelx RlClT1I'd IN1gen Lance Broun md Stcnhen Rcdxlser Farher IU the vear the Freshman class took a trlp to the Crlterlon Theater to see that well knovsn fllm The Ten Commandments The Freshman Clubs were the following Drama Howre Stem Ronald Bernard Peter YVolfe Pat md Nh ra Ruhln under Xllss Cannon Shop Allan Lex me lance Brown Peter hlsen berg joelHarr1s Ronald Klagsbrun Rrchard Nlgen under the dlrectlon of Nlr Sher ker Clee Lenore Tlsch Sara Horowltz Nivra Rubm Nancy lacobson jom Rmdler Shexla Hlrschhom under the dlrectlon of Nlr Com In concluslon we would llke to sas the Freshman class had a verx successful 'md fruitful vear I , , - 5 ' : I J , ' , H x v ' , y 1 n l s I- 1 D v D u - v A , . v 'z , ' , . , f' ,, 1 , , '. .4 'Y g L A , 4 J O . J . . . . , , . v. x L .. . . y . . , -A , V Y x I iq. X ' . v. . . n W N ' s f 1 ' ' 7 a ' ' - Q 2 r 1 1-, A 1 A 2 , C L - A ' N : , Q , l 2 ' x K v' X, vi 7 lv I ' r v ' Y x . K . Q , V, Well HS 3thletlCallY- out of the 18 boys and 8 girls Berllv, Claire Davis, Stephen Rediker, Allan Mann ' AA' 2 . Q . . g, . 2 : ' N C l Q 5 . Y 1 . . A .N I . z l' 1 . . ' f ,- ' J e v 4 9 ' C . I K I . . ' I . . , ' 7 . 17 7 L A A 1 ,y H I ,F A . 7 , , , - U I 7 A . . . A . 6 . 1 1 , . . . ' ' 9 1 r ' f 1 ' 1 . . J , . , . . . . c . 1' 0 . 2 V . y. . A , , ' v v ' f ' . ' . 1 , c 1 c , - V .2 ' ,, , , ' I . lv 1 ' 1 1 I 0 Pa 5621 U0 Front Row Erxc Denby Arthur Trotsky Stex en Lrpson Larry Fnedlander Second Row john Pomeranz Alan Moskowltz Bob Roth Bruce Surrey Nir Alexander Mrs Rahm Edward Kelman Larry Hochsteln john Sheldon Shanon Flgueres Thxrd Row Mary Krleger Jonas Stemberg Ira Stann Jody Zahm Ira Kay Nancy Fned Iacquelme Levy Sue Wemstem Patsy Cherurg jamll Sopher Warren WX alkenburg Karen Sxlberstem Fourth Row Howard Pmchuk Steven Bromberg Stexen VVolf Ronnie Rothstem julxan Gresser john Kraus Iay Siegel lose Nlartl Fxgueres GR DE Grade elght under the leadershnp of Mrs Rahm and Nlr Alexander has made great strldes both academlcally and soclally th1S past year desplte the fact that we were dlvlded 1nto two sectlons Durmg the course of the year we took many trlps and VlSlt6d many mterestlng places among whxch were the New York Tlmes Blllldlllg and the New York Stock Exchange EIGHT Our teams had fme seasons and enyoy ed them selves immensely Soclally we have had great fun th1s past year w1th the class p3l'tlClpatlI'lg m the Nfixddle School dances We also took a leading part m the presentation of the Mlddle School assemblles Thls past year has been a very frultful year for the Elghth Grade nh L Top Row Franclne Asher Allce Sherlcer Larrv Levlson Barbara Bondy Anthony Zak Wxllram Racolm Middle Row Jerry Alpem I-lxdeo Nakamura Sondra Rons Susan Levme Alan Schwartz Andy Toppmg James Mann Carla Salomon Rachel Franco Bottom Row Helen Levy Jlll Weckstem kenneth lxrerdmann Pamela Cross Xir S H Nhshlcm Loren Chrlstenfeld jonathan Kort Peter Schvu artz Peter Fem Absent Richard Blomberg GRADE SEVEN Thls past vear vue of the seventh grade have ad vmced farther mto the realms of experience VVe htve acqulred a deeper understfmdmg of the van ous sublects and hate taken one more stnde tow ard ldulthood under the dlrectlon of Xlr Nlxshkm our home room telcher 'lhe sexenth grade has taken trlps to sexerll places of lnterest XVe hfue pI'0flt6Cl much bx these trlps. The seventh grade has taken part in the fund ra1s1ng drlves of the school and has made rather 1m presslve contrlbutlons Soclallv we have enloyed ourselves at the Nhddle School Dance and we have galned socmllv by thls exper1ence Our dlfferent teams have become more adept m sports and leamed much m the fleld of falr play In summatuon we have had a successful vear both educatlonally and soclally XVe are all lookmg forward to another successful year as the Eighth grade. Front Row Lynn Samuels Ronny Rmdlcr Elame Levme Mr F rledman M1chaelClah.r jeffrey Sllbert Evelyn Dallal Mxddle Row Bobby Olden Larry Fnecl jxmmy Stanton hllen Greenstren Peter Clahr Tommy Alexander jon Parets Howard Sanders Back Row Marc james Chf1S Wllburn Ronnv Speyer Larrv Stern J GR DE SIX Thls vc lrs sixth grlde has enjoved 1 profitable vcperlcnce under the gllldlflg hand of Mr Frled mm our home room te lcher XVL haw p lrtlclp ated m our Nlxddle School as Sl,lHlJll0S md h we pl IX ed 'ln lntegrfzl part ln the formmg of a l'llI'IH0l1lOllS Xhddle School Class mem bers xx ere present at thc Nllddle School Dance The sixth grade has been represented on the Middle School committees and have 'uded ln varlous functlons Our class took an active part ln the varlous drlves that were held XVe have also gone on trlps to places of Interest X11 told we have had a verx mterestmg year and haxe enloved ourselves ...J G 1 7 j WW L 3 '13 Front Row Mxtchell Tapkln james Samuels Judith Halberstadt Barbara Slegel Stephen Back Row Michael Swleg Kenneth kay Douglas Tokel Carol Pomeranz Perrle Kasson Mrs Koffles Richard Gouldner Karen Jacoby Wlllxam Weker Andrew Chemuchm ag-V GRADE FI E LWB Grade fue pflrtlclpated 1n all school dnves XVe VlSlf6Cl the Lnlted lX3t1OIlS Xluseum of Coms The Nluseum of Xatlonal Hlstorx we xx ent to Tarn town ln connectlon mth our SOC1'll Studles XVe have xnterestmeg studles IH SCICIICL wlth the help of Xir Alexander and Xlrs Koffler At the begmnmg of the year we had these people m 0fflC6 Presldent Andy Chemuchm Vlce Presl fn X 1 dent james Samuels Secretarles Ehzabeth Duran and judlth Halberstadt Treasurer Nhchael SlVlCg The second term these were the offlcers Presldent Iames Samuels Vlce Presxdent Douglas I obel Sec retarx Puchard Cauldner Treasurer Elxzabeth Su ran Andrew Chemuchm was our flfth grade edltor to all the school publlcahons 5' 'I .W , A - L r .X r 1 . -XVI X ' 1 - --L-:le 5 F , :gs Ei Z , 4 W Q, It 15 3, L -- I .3 4 L , 1' l 1 Q' fv .1 '?, T4 , is Hi , 3 7 N J , , 1 . 17. . ' . ,A I 1 ' ' .' 'fr-' ... 4, f ,. sw W ,Q as . ' X , Q -r ? 1 I 1, 1 . 1 1 , , f 5 X ' 4 l V - . Q J '1 vs x 19 - 47 5 ' - mv- ' s A 1 5 .. . ' 1 A 5 'i ... A R X ' 'N' A ' X - .. . '55-.EEE . ,P X. W 2 . . Y y . Y . , Bemaxd, Bruce Waterman, Barton Baken. 1 ' ' , ' , , , , ' ! ' D Y Y 9 ' 0 ' I sl- ' k 3: ,r FFXA -, prgxfw, ' I -ff-Fi'-4 A'fi,a 'L . N: . 1 ,nfl ' 4 v A f ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' Y n Q 1 n u 4 N 1 - 1 f ' 1 1 ' h A C X, , f I, 2 . , C ' 1 1 4 1 ' V . . . . . A . V . , . ' r ,1 1 1 K ' - I 4 1 C . we n o . 1 . I , - , '- A . ,, ,fl xx, the .M wel , H A ' tlullqnq, K - - 1 Wi-.V -0. 4,1 .- ,um ...o, i .N I A .v- Hwy-V , W .Q 1 .f-,,, fr .0 .nun -4-ve.-A, fw .,.Q ... .Q -pw.. ' A. .- .43 4. . wa, -ig-Q1 'pie 4- ' . ...L-b-fr-' . , A l it ...QA , - f T41 J, l r 1' r--fi .1 , so ' . I 4.24 x,..,..,.... - - . Qs' I rf. x. , 29- 5 -it , nfs .....-ff f L1 ...I rv Front Row Robert Zxmmerman judlth Stem Franklm Spever Cary Dworkm Blll Duran Back Row Robert Lobel Leslle Roth Andrew Levlson johnnv 'Nebenzahl Nirs EISGH hower Stephame Fnedman Ilmmy Znnber Harlan Bam 1rd Nlark Bogdanoff GRADE FOUR The fourth grade glrls and boxs have had an 1n terestlng and 6XClt1Ilg year NISIUHU our frlends ln other lands We now have a better concept of the condltlons 1n whlch our nelghbors llve YVe took a tr1p to the Unlted lNat1ons where we learned that the mam objectue of the L N 15 lntematlonal peace and secuntx In our study of geography a few of the places to whlch we traveled were Malaya the Belglan Congo Norway Alaska South America and our last V1S1t was here at home The Lmted States' Vie enjoyed vuntmg creatlve stones and poems and even anthmetxc was fun Sclence was an especlally lnterestlng subyect VVe chd cxpen ments and worked on sex eral prolects whlch helped to prove that expenence IS the best teacher' It was a busy happw year fxlled wlth manv new adventures 4 4. - gg? 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' , ,n ' , 2.. . , 1 7- - 9 Q , C . .. ,... . . . f W ' 7 lr Y . . 1- Y ' A ,J 17 I I ' Front Row Andrevx Spatkls Douglas Zlpser Howard Rodgers Ronald lxarger Back Row joshua Leun Raymond Levv lxaren Splelberger 'Hrs Cecxl Malkrn keith Arluck Mrchael Straus GR DE Explonng New York from Indlan tlmes to the present was the project that the thlrd grade camed out throughout therr soclal studxes this year We went to Inu ood Park to mvestlgate the lndlon caves then to the Xluscum of the Clfy of New York to ex amme the rlch store of Dutch costumes s1lx er and other dlsplavs of that era Fmallv we took I1 bus tour of lovser Xhnhattan and saw the many old landmarks stlll 1n exlstence We saw the modern bulldlngs of the present dav and vxewed the U N headquarters In our reports, stones, and dlscus slons the baslc needs of man for food, clothmg, and THREE shelter durlng the vanous occupatlons of Ne v York was stressed In our Thal'lkSglVlI1g and Dutch as sembhes we further correlated the work sn thus fleld We saw many fllm st.r1ps and movles on sclence and kept a record of them 1n a class booklet 'We had a book club and upon glvmg an oral report of one of our class llbrarv books gold stars were awarded We had many academlc games to enllven our dallv class work The class enjoyed thexr work IH art, shop, swlmmlng, muslc and park 1956 1957 was a busv vear enrlched by mam fflllt ful expenences Q-17 'V I 'T '? Front Row Jonathan Rose Alrson Gold jrll Greenberg Lenore Rons Alan Harbater Back Row Davld Mayer Ken Chnstenfeld Karen Florman Davnd Rothstem Arleen Lokos Paul Schufer Marc Alton Patty Straus GR DET Thrs year we leamed manv new things about the world around us We had lots of dlscusslons and went on qulte a few tnps Whrle we were studymg transportatlon, we went to Grand Cenral Statxon and La Guardia Arrport We vlslted our local fflllt market and the A 6: P In Sclence we raised our own garden and learned about the lmportance of water, sun, and alr VVe read a good deal, sometlmes for pleasure and sometlmes because we wanted to fmd somethmg out We kept spellmg notebooks for hard words, and almost everydav we practrced anthmetlc NVe ran our own post OfflCC and planned and cooked for our partles Our Second Grade year at Columbla Grammar School was lots of fun We look forward to next vear 45:55, , ' ' . J r, ' . X' . 4 r I lk x .34 -f , - Aa S L -.5 , f' a ., 3 2, 2- ' a S .' A R 73 ' - fl, 1 V ' 0' A - I I . - in A Q N K 2 A W . -ull ' ' , T 6- X I V , . . , - 5 M , 9 5 EM' f f if NJ '57 r' Q' G I f G , P- , 3 y I r l a 1 ' 1 ' , ' ' , , , , 1 , - CW wg gf? Kham Back Row Sara Selden Anthonv Sholtx Ronald Kam 'xllss Yhss XVollock Alan Fouldner Dorothy Schuller Bmce Levy Front Row jane Benson Tamar Smith loyce Slochower Rlchard Hanow er GRADE O E The Flrst Grade has been a wonderful experlence for everyone The bovs and glrls have been a very l1vely group, quxck to read and wnte, take part IH puppet shows, and make new frlends lVe have enjoyed makmg plctures and vxorkmg wrth clay We had good txmes smgmg and dancmg wh1le pre parmg shows for the assemblles Now we are ready to go on to the Second Grade, ready to leam more and acquxre happmess that re sults from plavmg and workmg together ln school lVe are all looklnq forward wrth antlclpatlon to next vear 3 'Z-' -v--.,-1,i.. Front Row Leslle Cold Sandy Lrpson Nathamel F astenberg Ronald Lakos Chnstopher Wallls Mark Spellberger Back Row Mlss Shlrlev Hand Auram Hettena Patncla Alton Clxfford James Paul Farkas Rxchard Goldman Mrs Thea Danlel Absent Debra Pans jeffrey Ixutscher KI DERGARTE YVe have been verv busy all year 1n kmdergarten VVe started out by gettlng to know one another We leamed about the routme xve were to follow so that xxe would know xx hat to xpect and so feel com fortable VVe lcam through play Play IS our work The Doll Comer provided many happy hours for us just bv changing our hat we could Chang ourselves from mother to daughter One of our mam methods of learmng has been bulldmg XVe can bulld anvtlung from a zoo to an Emplre State bulldlng As xou know xxe at the klndergarten level are xerx creitrxe We have xx orked wlth such medla as poster pamt fmger pamt pamtmg xvlth strlng pamtmg xx 1th sponges and even pamtmg wlth tooth brushes In the begmnlng most of us were pamtmg deslgns but noxv we are pamtmg real peo ple lVe enyovecl makmg many different tlungs out of plpe cleaners XVoodwork vxas 1 real challenge XVe saxx ed 'md hammered xvlth real blg tools Our flrst tnp xx as around our school WVe vlslted the llbrarx the offlce the pool the 'art room and all the groxxn up classrooms where we even sat at big desks The place we lxke to x1s1t most IS the school cafe teni xxhere we drmk our aftemoon mxlk A tnp to the local A 61 P give us manx good ldeas for our own COlllmbla Super NI lrket xxhlch xxe built rlght ln our room usmg emptx cans and boxes XR enyoxed our tnp to the zoo ln Central Park Our cookmg xx as lots of fun and we xvere suc cessfull m makmg d6llClOllS jello butter and pop com XVe feel xx e are noxv readv to be first graders M 4' Q CGLU ANKS B BBB knee ww' MR LEON SHER KER Art Du-ector if CARY CRAVEN Llterary Editor BIA A EXECUTIVES Jnuzs KAPLAN Associate Editor ,Q ffl! VIIKE EPSTEIN Edxtor m Chl? R IA 'NF F a CAR may Ad,,uo?EY Zglx P BOB MARKFIELD Business Manager 14 n 1- .C' L. , . -1 - l f 6 3 N 0 t D ' V ? .fi I 7 -1 , ' V, I N . -H 1 M rf A xv-'TX K Y N Lg-. fi' ., V K, -1334 mix 'N' , Q Q 'fi Wi ,. 4, -'f'Qil,gYY'Y' -' X - sf -e. L.--Q-..- lst Row Bottom Alan Mann Rlchard Rentner Tony Engelmore Stephen Redrker 2nd Row Erleen Chazen George Boolos Gary Craven Bob Marltfreld Herbert Abrams Dr Carney Michael Epstein james Kaplan Wrlham Shamroth Brenda Lewy 3rd Row Dan Jacoby Wrllram Grerlshelmer Donald Levv Barbara Schwam Ruta Wolf man Peggy Edelstem Ellen Marcus Grace HlfSCh james Schneider Donald Tobm Davld Gotthelf 4th Row Wrllram Surrev Stephen Rose Donald Berger Mrchael Chernuchm Neal Davrs Mark Levy Gary Goldberg Robert Rosen Nlurrav Strauss 5th Row Iohn Sprewalc Bruce Dengrmc Rxchard Berlcen Gerald Cohen COLUMBIANA STAFF The staff of Columbiana started worltmv rn the fall term toward the publlcahon of the 1957 Col umbrana Projects of th1s term mcluded the orgam zatron of the yearbook and the laymg out of a schedule Dunng the wmter advertrsmg was the mayor proyect along wlth the wntlng of the fall and wlnter sports and the photographmg of group and 1nd1v1dual plctures In the spnng the fmal makeup and theme of the book was declded upon Thls years theme of the frontler IS rn keepmg Wltll the thought of progress m the school thls year Thls was the fll'St year of co educatlon a new head master and of many new 1d6aS throughout the hr school The ma1n problem of organ1zat1on wus handed to the Co edltors Herb Abrams and Mllfe Epstem ASSOCldtC Edrtor jrm Kaplan and thc Lxterary Edltor C arv Craven The fmanclal problems were handed to Bob M arkfleld and Barbara Schwam who dld able yobs IH therr capacrtles ht and cartoomng a major ltem was done by Tony Englemore The edltors have much ln the wav of thank yous vs hzch are to be extended to Dr Carnev for all she d1d on the hterarv end of the prmtmg of Columbr ana and to Mr Sher ker for layout and other ald gx Front Row Rlchard Berken Im S h d h berger Gary Goldberg 1 c ner er jo n Splevsak jerry Cohen Daud Bam Second Row jane Sommerfleld Carol Lrpman Allen Mann George Boolos Ga C ry raven Nllke Epstein Herb Abrams Bob Nlarkfleld Bob Luboyy jenn Kaplan Exleen Chazen Gall Coleman Thlrd Row Larry Rose B1llGreshhe1mer 'vlarvm Dlamond Donald Ber er Il Aronson Rxta Wolfman Peggy Edelstexn Sandre Sarot Tonv Englemore Blll Surrey Ielf Carr B111 Shanroth Fourth Row Bruce Dengrove Nlurry Strauss Barry Rose Donald Tobm 'Nhke Cher nuchm Niark Levy Neal Dans Jer G t D COL MBIA NEWS ThlS year once agaln as ln years past the Col Umbla News has been the volce of the student body the admlnlstratlon and the faculty The News was brought out by close cooperatlon and hard work on the part of the edltors Bob Rosen, Gary Lcvm Inn Kaplan and Herb Abrams New features have been lncorporated that haye been seen only now and then ln the past There has been an emphasls on student act1v1tv and on plctures of happemngs around the school 1' he IS sues have been sparked bv the dI'tlStlC works of Tony Englemore the Llterarv Edltors Gary Craven and George Boolos and the Blue and VVh1te columns of Bob Lubow The closer yy orkmg of Dr Carney 'Ind NI1 qher ker the t leulty ldvlsers and the chref 6ClltOI'S brought about a more successful season than has been seen 1n sex eral years Thxs year has seen the advent of the trfunmg of the lower classmen so that when they take oy er the newspaper thev wlll be better qllallfled to pubhsh an mterestlng newspaper and carrv on the tradltlon of the Columbla News 'ls Front Row Bruce Surrey Mr Fnedman Jam1lSopher Back Row Mlchael Clahr john Pomeranz Edward kelman Andy Chemuchxn THREE FLIGHTS UP Tl'llS vear as ln the past fevs years Three F hghts Up has been an mtegral part of The Columbla We have trled to provlde the Middle School with that whlch they are lnterested ln and we feel we have been successful Our artlcles have been of a wlde vanety and have mcluded gosslp class news sports as well as other mterestmg maternal Much credlt should be glven to this vears veteran staff Co Fdltors Jamll Sopher and Bruce Surrey axded by Assoclate Edltors Fdward Relman and john Pomeranz Sports Edltor Robert Roth along wlth their able reporters provided much mterestmg matenal Those handhng the matenal from a tech nlcal vlewpolnt were Managlng Edltor Enc Den by and Edltonal Consultant Stephen Bromberg It IS felt that next years Three Fllghts L p will be as successful as this past years through expenence gamed and thus hold up the tradltlon set bv the staff of the past ISSUES -.5 A, To A 3 . t x W , X3 ,K we if ' I 1 : , . 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A 4 A 1 9 ' 1 a 7 l ' First Row Paula XX agner Bob Markfield Grace Hirsch Bob Lefcourt Nlr 'ienos Nancy Goodstadt Larry Burd jane Sommerficld Second Row Sheila Hlrschhom Allen Nlann Gan Summer Allen Lewme Bill Gres hermer Bill Surrev joe Glickman Susan Gross Third Row Patricia Hrrschhorn Linda lxellner Susan London Tony Englemore Roberta Aronson Gary Goldberg Carole Roper Mike Freidman GENERAL ORGANIZATIO The General Organization consists of representa tives elected br the Student Body in which all legrs gamzation has been one of the most actne in the schools hlstorx Lnder the leadership of President Bob Iefcourt and his co president Nancy Good stadt mam advances toward promoting soc1al ac t1v1t1es have been accomplished The mfomial dance has been made an mtegral part of the school s social life XVe are plannlnq that ln future wears Columbia Grammar School will belong to an 1nter school or ganizatlon consisting of a number of independent schools for the purpose of haxmg a larger relation Shlp Another adwance has been the acqulsltlon of a senior lounge The General Organization has ap pomted a commrttee to revise the constitution be a committee has been selected to work on a posslble future Honor Sxstem for the school Flnallv there are other plans of the Fenei al Or gamzatlon m the offmg which will greatlv im proxe the functioning of the Student Bodx A note of thanks is due to all the other officers of the G O for without them none of the above mentioned plans could haxe been executed The precedents established bx this wears G O will be the comerstones for the success of the future govemmental bodies of Columbia Grammar School z i W g . , R! V r p . p 9 3 , r 3 U S ' 2 ' , ' , ' , , 1 - 1 , ' 5 l . l r U P 1 y ' 1 lative powers are vested. This year's General Or- cause of the addition of girls to the school. Also, A . - . L . - . I , 1 , .Z - . - - , 7 A v ' I U. . A . W ' K u ASSEMBLY CONINIITTEE 1stRow Bottom Elcna Nlirbmr Ellen Niarcm Neil D uw Ccorge Boolm jill Pomer llldlth NI lI'LllS 9nd Ron Riclmrd Bc-rlu n Iolm Spun ik I urn Bnrcl 'ir' T 1-:Ili DANCE COMMITTEE First Row: Elena Marberg, Patricia Berlly, Don Tobin, jane Sommerfield, Barbaxa Amdm, Carol Lipman. Second Row: Lance Brown, Ellin Sarot, Claire Davis, Stephanie Crecnstein, Rosalind Schnapp, Peggy Edelstein, Barbara Schwam, Don Weckstein. Third Row: john Spiewak, Amold Goldman, Bill Cresheimer, Don Sarot, john Lyons, Larry Burd. ...X fm N-1 xv Seated Mr Kennedy Mr Nagxanos Mr Xenos Standlng Bob Rosen Bob Lefcourt Nancy Coodstad' Larn Burd Mlke Epsteln STUDE T FACULTY COMMITTEE The Student Faculty Commlttee was founded 1n May 1955 to create a feellng of harmony and understandlng between the students and the faculty The Commlttee has elght members flV6 from the student body three from the facultv The student members are the school presldents Bob Lefcourt and Nancy Coodstadt and three others from the Senlor and Iunlor classes Nllke Epsteln Bob Rosen and Larry Burd The faculty members are Nlr Xenos 'vlrs Vaglanos and Nlr Kennedy The Committee has no power of authorlty lts concluslons are drafted IH the form of recommen datlons to the C O and Admlnlstratlon The Commnttee has dlscussed the schedullng of varslty sports and club meetmgs Semors, ln partx cular are sufferlng from th1S confllct The problem 'after a lengthy CIISCIISSIOII proved to be totally unsolyable The Committee used 1ts lnfluence to obtam a Senlor smoltlng room much to the satlsfactlon and emoyment of the Semor class In regard to the honor svstem lt xx as agreed by all members that ID order to haxe a successful svstem the student bodv must be mature enough to be wlllmg to cooperate to the utmost ln I'6X1CWlIlg the wears xx ork ue can sax that the Commlttee has proved ltself to be an lntegral part of the school and our hope for effectlve actxon m the future 1 I vs-.. .v R. R.. 6 .N - -v , Q J 4-. X rf' 6 - f 4 - K 1 r 4 - . r ,vp . XXX 4. K. 4 V g u. .X V X ' 1 'wr' . 7 '. . . , . , . . . , , L v t, - , . . ' 1 ' 7 5 , ' 7 . . I , . . . , . 7 . . . . 1 ' f . I ' 7 . V ' A c . . I . . . ' ' . V ' 1 9 A , ' ' v ., c r . l f v , a 1 . . , . . , . . , . , . v . . . . 1 - v r - 1 r V . . . . Y . . ny QQ' Seated B1llShamroth Barbara Schwam Mr Xenos Standmg Fred Salomon Mlke Chemuchm Bob Rosen W Jgmcz STUDE T COURT In every govemment there IS a court to enforce the laws and rules of that governmennt So too 1n C C S there IS a court to enforce the laws and rules of the school Thxs court IS not a faculty court wlth faculty pres1d1ng, but a student court. The Student Court IS composed of a Chxef Iustlce and four Assoclate justxces The five members are appolnted by the Presldent and approved by the G O. The function of the court lS to judge falrly and lmpartlally those students subpoened by the Semor COI.lI'1Cll and charged wlth breakxng any of the school rules It as any court does has the power to convlct and sentence students to asslgnments, and ln serlous cases, to recommend suspens1on Th1S year, Bob Rosen was Chlef Iustlce, Fred Salamon, Mxke Chemuchm, Lyn Novlck and Bar bara Schwam were the Assoclates Wlth the help of the Semor Councll, the court dld a f1ne job IH keepmg the student body ln llne G 2 Q fs A fs '15 F u'st Row Phyllrs Jacobs Peggy Edelstem Exlleen Charen jill Posner Second Row Nhke Epsteln Larry Rose Mr Xenos Don Tobm 'Neal Dans SENIOR The Semor Councll of Columbla Grammar School IS that orgamzatlon whlch mamtams and keeps order among the student body Slnce the school became co educatlonal It was only flttmg and proper that the glrls become mem bers of the Councll and help to mamtam order This years council had as llS members Mike H X,11XQ'N,,QA CO CIL Epstem, Don Tobln, Larry Rose and Neal Davls Representmg the glrls were Peggy Edelstem, Phvlhs Jacobs, Illl Posner and Elleen Chazen Nflr Xenos was the faculty advlsor to the Coun cll and h1s guxdance and comments alded the or gamzatlon lmmeasurablv ln the fulflllment of xts dutles . r gg I V :Q , af - s, r 34? e Q r -l w , G! -'1'a:gk,.h ,g N ? . xml -, I - fx ff lp, 13 rv Q -1 Q? x ' V d . ff' L 1 -' ' ' , . n 4 l Q NX X tx lyk . XX -1 f ff... J Frrst Row Elleen Cha7en Nancy Jacobson Brenda Lexy Mr Isrdor born juuc Brown Lrnda Kellner Myra Rubm Second Row Sara Horowrtz Carol Llpman Carole Kramer Patrrcra Hrrschhorn Prnky Clemby Manlyn Sextman Carole Roper Clorla Cusumano joan Rrndler Sherla Hlrsehhorn Thrrd Row Lenore Tlsch Larry Burd john Sprexwak Stu Ustm Brll Cohen Mike Fnedman Dave Bamburgcr Ellm Sarot 'vw Lu 'Un lie, GLEE CLUB The Clee Club was one of the finest rn manv years at our school It worked rn coordrn ltron wrth the Drama Club and produced some verx entertam mg programs Under the skllled gurdmce of Nlr Corn the club created two magnlflcent shows thc annual Chnstmas Concert and the 'Spnng Presenfa tron The Chrxstmas show featured manx old favor ltes and sprrltuals such as Amerrca our Herrtage and Dese Bones Conna Rise Again . This perform- ance xx as so wall recelxed that parts of rt were reproduced at '1 folloumg dance 'assembly 'lhe Sprmg Presentatron conslsted of a group of dramatlc scenes mterspersed by hve songs bs the Clee Club an mnovatlon thrs vear was the lIltI'0dllCt1OI'l of study rn musrc theory and muslc readlng whlch greatly enhanced the Clllillfj of the club The C lee Clubs vear was one of remarkable success and all hats are tipped to Nlr. Corn the director. OO I lash F Lrst Row George Boolos Ira Postal Bob Lefcourt Dave Bamberger Bruce Dengrove Second Row Glona Cusumano Steve Redlker Helen Horow1tz Patrxcla Berlly Ronald Bernard RJISS Sally Gannon Myra Rubm Irll Posner Allen Mann Gary Summer Howard Stem Thlrd Row Lynn Sanders Sandra Sarot Rose Wlldenberg Clalre Davxs Manlyn Sentman Ioe Rosen john Splewak Mlke Frexdman Gerrv Cohen Pmky Glemby Rosalind Schnapp Carole Roper Paula Wagner Fourth Row Leon Kunstunar joe Epstein Larry Burd Brll Greshexmer Steven Zesch Rlchard Hnrsh Mark Levv Neal Dans Charles Lxpslcy John Lyons Charles Rons Richard Berlun DRAM CLUB Under the guldance of M1ss Sallv Gannon a comparatlve newcomer to the CGS faculty the Columbla Grammar Dramatlcs Club became a ventable beehlve of act1v1tv Workmg ln conyunc tlon wlth Nfhss Selgals DaHClHg Croup and Mr Goms Glee Club the Dramatlcs club presented several shows thls past year among them Spreading the News If Men Played Cards as Women Do Brewsle and Wzllze Town and Vzszt to a Small Planet Besldes these one acters the Club also gave a Chnstmas show, wlth two plays by Noel Coward and XVilliam Saroyan. ' The hlghllght of the season however was Dram arams a pageant of scenes from the Amencan theatre the cont1nu1tV for whlch was wrltten by George Boolos and Mlchael Freeman C G S s two buddmg Eugene ONe1lls Baslcally there are tvso 3CtlVltl8S of the club I lts meetlngs scenes are produced wlthout regard to decor Good fthat IS true J actlng IS the only end for whlch the C C S players Stl'lVC Th1s pn vate practlce m actmg helps to perfect techmque for the more obvlous phase of Dramatxcs club work- the production of actual plays. First Row Alexander Shapiro Mike Fnedman Marvin Diamond B111 Creishelmer Mr Bims Mr Kennedy Bill Surrey Dan Jacoby Evelyn Torcxyner Second Row Richard Berkcn Richard Waters john Iyons Dan Sa ot Ca y Goldberg Joel Blbl0Wlt2 Steve Zeche Joe Epstein john Spiewak Third Row Steve Retticar Jane Sommerfield Paula VVagner George Boolos Bruce Dengrove Marilyn Seitman Sandra Sarot Ellm Samt DEBATI f ne Debating Club after an absence of several years has come back to CGS The aim of this group is to give those students who are interested in public speaking some groundwork for later pos- sible advancement in this field. YVith the expert coaching of Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Birns, the club held several practice debates on various topics Ce.g. GOP Foreign Policy, Capital Punishmentl. A few weeks later, a debate was held in the school against Brooklxn Tllmudical fVVe lostl In '1 re turn match the Club defeated Talmudical on its home ground. A debate on 'Rock N' Roll, in the assembly was well received by the students and many more on similar topics are planned. Because of the good reception which the students gave to the club, it has been decided to carry it on in the following vears. Fu'st Row Myra Rubm Jzm lxaplan Bob Markfleld Nlr Contml Don Tobm jerry Cohn Evelyn Torczyner Second Row Sara Horowitz Ellm Sarot john Spxew ak Bull Gresbelmer Peter Rosenthal Joe Epstem Stexe Redlker Allen Mann Thlrd Row Bruce Brown Bull Surrey Dan Sarrot Nlark Lexy Blll Schnure Steve Zesche Allen Levme LITERARY CL B In the fall of 1955 C G S saw the blrth of the Llterary Vlagazlne Panorama whxch was pubhshed ln May 1956 It contalned a collectlon of short stones essavs poems revlews etc wrltten by the students It was accepted by the student body and IS now IH nts second year Last rears polxu has camed over bv the staff and onlv the best of the hterary themes submltted hase been prmtecl Thls was ln keeping wlth the pohcv of the magame m other words quahtv and not quantltv was sought The Llterary Nlagazme staff met once a week Panorama was mlmeographed thls vear 'ms xt vsas last year However xt IS hoped that ln the future lt wlll be prmted and wlll appear tvuce 1 year Offlcers elected and appolnted are as follows Edltor IH chlef Don Tobm Chief Co ordmator 'md Productlon Nlanager james Kaplan Bus ness mana ger Robert Nlarkfleld C1fCUl3tl0H mfmuger Dan Sarot Art edltor 'Iom Englemore and the Pacnltx adwlser Xir Nhchael A Contlm 'x f -9- XA Top Row Neal Davls Robert Rosen Donald T0blH Bottom Row Barbara Schwam Grace Hxrsch Fllen Nlarcus jlll Posner TI-IIRTEEN YEAR CLUB VVhat IS 1t9 It IS made up of those students who have attended C G S or Leonard School for thrrteen years Th1S vears Thlrteen Year Club IS umque unique because lt IS the flI'St vear ln 1ts hlstorv that grrls appear 1n the ranks These students have watched and have been a part of the manv changes whrch have occurred smce thev entered Thev have benefxted by the progress made by C0llll'1Ibl1 Crammar School IU the educatlonal fleld We salute these students vsho have trax elled the long gamut from lovs er, to mlddle, to hlgh school and are now graduatmg .-N x Ui ,ff 4, WX if 'i AFC fx K Y feff .22-C? V iq PHY IC L EDUC T10 DEP RTMEN --...Z NIR HARRY REDFR Head of Physical Education 'iw Q'- xm AL BENYAR B 'QLLIM' NIGFN 'sms HELEN GRAHAM Soccer Coach wlmmmg Phvs Ed Clrls 5w1mmmg 1'- NANNETE SIEFEL ANN BERCER NIISS ANNE DESTE IN e Dancmg Phw meal hducatmn Schoo urs Y , , Q .V fx K U , -he 1,,m . ,v jff.M,Nv i , I M... I, , .f 1 s- 1 . X, v M . Q 1' A' , 1 ' A , . . . . A ' fi Q V : A , i A Ag ,, , A Af-1 , . A n Av A'.7 1 . . , . W 'ttr 'x ie ms Stan rrimrnx dmg XVxllxam Nlgen Brute Brovxn Leon Ixunstenaar Cordon Oppenhexmer YV1ll1am Cohen jerry Cohen Niarlt Levy Niurray Strauss Laxxrence Burd Vlllham Frohhch Stexen Zeche Seated Amold Goldman Vhlham Shonbmn 'xhrxm Roth Iames Daxrdson Lance Brown Rxchard Nxgen Steven Redlker SWIMMI G Xvlth a seasons record of four meets won 'md four lost for 19:17 the sxxnnmmg team showed great lmprovement ox er last year The bovs are ClCfll'llt6lV on thelr way to becommg champlonshlp mltenal The team composed mamlx of sophomores xx as a young one and shoxx ed lmproxement d'lllN The followmg boxs xvon major letters Iumors Larrv Burd and Blllx Frohhch Sophomores Ierrv 'md Blllx Cohen jun Dqxrdson Cordon Oppen h6lITl9I' NI lrvm Roth md Freshm in lllch arcl NIQCH Xlmor letter 'lxx ards xx ere g uned hx 111111018 Vlcltex Sh'1p1ro md Nlurrax Strauss Sophs B1llv Shenbrun Bruce Broxxn and Stcxe Leche Freshmen Stexe Recllclter md Ifmce Broxxn jerrx f ohen xx on thlrd place 1n the Pr1v'1tt School Lhftmplonshlps for the ll1ClINlClll 11 Nledxe Fxtnt ,4- f-- - . .4 ' M ' .- .. Y . . 3: , Aff . X X I ' Q D I ' , A t 5 . I v s F QNX V 'N ' , x X , . . r A QL 4 1 R Y .V .- ,f K 4 ' . F' ' f T , C fl' , . ' I' Q ' I K W J A 'W A f A , I ' , , l S L X X , C2 A 1 4 A N t S , 5 ,ii W I ' 5 , 5 L, 5 I .1 , 1 f ,. S, , A ff 'M ' T 1 S 1 e T . S-'M ir-kill-wr'-,. V ff. W, K f- ,'x FK.,,-lr!l1i :UH-if 3 K . , , , , .. V ,- Wf TIf'x'vxrr rx: ':.m4,.... . 1. 'ILL Y - . . - V. 1 V , . . . ' ' 7 ! 1 Y - r v 7' ' ' v 7 7 ' i 4 1 1 3 ' 1 , - K v , C - x ' x . , . . , . . . l 1. c ' , 1. ' , ' .1 . . . . - f v- . , ' ' , . 1 , 1. 1. c A x . J 4 , . ' t . . z . ' .. n . , . Y r I Y X ' Y n Y C 7 1 5 7 5 ' ' ' ' ,' ', 2 . ' . I ' ' Y T Y . 4 n I ' I ' 2 , A c ' , ' , . ' ' - ' x ' r' 2 ' xvv I v 1 H . . s -v , J ' ' '. X' TZ? af' Top Row Gloria Cusumano Sandra Sarot Ellln Sarot Beth Lapkm Linda Steinberg Sara Horowitz Bottom Row Carol Roper Patricia Berlly Jane Sommerfield Nancv Coodstadt Carol Lipman Paula Wagner f r 7 Xi! BASKETBALL GIRL The C olumbil Crunmar girls basketball xarsity is lmed up for the strut of the 51 competitne sea son Our managers Cloru Cusumano and Betsy B iutr h ne arranged the basketball schedule which includcs games xx ith such schools as Dalton YVal- den and Riverdale. Basketball is an all-American sport - at least at CCS Here we flncl a group of ambitious and athletic girls wllllng to take on the extra burden and extra fun As xet a captain has not been selected but such 1 choice is expected in the near future YVe hope the idea of 1 girls basltetblll tmm is here to stay and that one of the basic 'rims of the team's formation will be realized, the introduction of an increased school spirit at Columbia Grammar. lst Row Bottom jerrv Lefcourt Xir Reder james Schnelder Xlr Benyak Franklm Fam 2nd Row Robert Niarkfleld Arthur Crystal Jerome Cerstcn Xhchael Chemuchm Puchard Hxrsch Stuart Ustm Mark Saretsky Ira lurschner 3rd Row Ira Postel Stephen Hockstem Stuart Rome-n jeffrey Carr Gary Goldberg Harold Deutsch Larry Rose Davxd Bamberger Donald XX ecltstem SH X x BA KETB LL BOYS The 1956 Columbla Grammar School basketball team had many problems at the outset whlch were successfully surmounted much credlt havmg to go to the towenng coach Al Benyak All of last year s team wlth one exceptlon were graduated The team wlth Coach Benyaks assxstance has done an able job Tlus years team was bu1lt around JIIII Schneider and Steve Hochstem the C G S 1 9 scormg punch But a more than commendable job has been done by Mrke Chemuchm, Mark Savetsky and Jeff Carr under the boards The record thus far has not been too pleasant but by the end of the wear lt lS expected to Improve Thls years squad IS composed mostlv of under classmen which leads us to belleve that there IS a brlght future ahead More of the boys who have helped us thls year w1th thelr play and Splflt have been Gary Goldberg Larrv Rose Don Weckstem Jerry Lefcourt Rrchle Hlrsch and Stu bstm Most of these bovs wlll provlde the nucleus of LC S s future hoop squads. fQ 'N -f -'S Top Row Gloria Cusumano Carol Roper Ellm Sarot Paula Wagner Patricia Hlrschhorn Bottom Row Patricia Berllv jeremie Scluld jane Sommerfield Carol Lipman Judith Loewe Nancv Coodstadt VOLLEYBALI The inception of girls volleyball here at C C' S was an exciting aspect of girls athletic activltles for the 56 57 season The girls were coached by Mrs Grahm and Captamed bv lane Summerfield and Carol Lipman The beginmng of the season was marred by a de- feat at the hands of Fieldston but, out of defeat, emerged a new and more spirited team anxious to meet competition. Before you could say XVhami', a serve by one of our glrls had brought triumph ox er Yew I lncoln Our team s most bfllll lnt victory coming it the height of the season was fl sm mslung one over Walden School Even though it has played only a few competitixe games the team informs Columbiana that they have high hopes of becoming undefeated in the 758 volleyball season. The team expresses gratitude to its co-managers, Gloria Cusumano and Betsy Bauer. Seated Don Jacoby john Spexwak jerry Cohen Dan Soclow Murry Strauss Marvm Dramond Standing Richard Retner George Boolos Bruce Deugrowe Bob Rosen Bob Markfxeld 'vlark Savetsky Steve Hoffenberg Rnchard Berkcn Bob Ieftourt T BLE TENN S The Columbla Grammar School table tenms team of 1957 expenenced a hlghly successful season C G S advanced ln the Westchester county toum ament to the seml fmals The entlre team entered competltlon Hopes were I'ldll'lg hlgh as Dan Iacobv and George Boolos went as far as the quarter fmals Thxs year C G S s star Ierrv Cohen also served as playlng manager Last year jerrx had retumed wlth the toumaments gold medal denotmg that he was the champlon of the tournament F1ve schools and srxty part1c1pants took Dart 1n the toumev held at Chlldrens Vlllage C G S was represented by Dan Socolow, Dan Jacoby, George Boolos, Dan Sarot, Nlurray Strauss jerry Cohen Leon Frscher and Marv Dlamond The team has been domlnated by Semors and junlors thls year Thls gave the squad a corps of veterans to work wlth Other members of the team were john Splewak Rlchard Retner and Lynn Sanders The word from Coach Tex Rlchardson was a vsell done and hopes for an equally successful season next year The team engaged ln other competltlon as well as the VVestcheste1 County Toumament As the team looks forward to a hearty and suc cessful season 1n 58 they also look back on '1 57 season exciting, rewarding and well played. ,. .,,,,,,-,,,, ,. -M .. .t ,. -..,., .... .... ., ...,. ....,..- , A-ki.. t..,... 41 A A l lst Row Bottom Wrlllam Shamroth Robert Rosen Robert Lubow Mr Benyak Michael Chemuchm George Boolos 2nd Row Jerome Gersten Marvrn Dnamond jonathan Lyons W'1ll1am Surrey Bruce Dengroxe XVxllxam Grerlshelmer Murray Strauss john Sprevxak Ira Kxrschner TENN S For the past number of years C C S has flelded a formldable and undefeated tennls team Thls tradltlon IS hoped to be contmued ad lflflllllflllll we are confident that lt wlll be extended over the 1957 court season Robert Iubow team captain w1ll be replaclng Allan Roberts Lubow who was runner up ln the Eastem Boys Doubles champlonshlp whlle teamed wrth Roberts last year 15 ranked thlrd ln the eastem 1flt6I'SChOl35tlC doubles l1st He has not lost a league match for the past two seasons Retumlng also are two outstandmg Senlors of doubles fame Robert Rosen and Mxchael Chernu chln They were undefeated 1n league play last season too Two further Semors Blllv Shamroth and George Boolos w1ll lend thelr able asslstance to the dnve for the trophy once agam These boys form the nucleus of the netmen and wlll carry the C C S banner forward The team was ymned by Don Levy another Senlor Coach Al Benyak acted as the boys enthuslastlc determmed and and confldante In the wem of a forecast Coach Benyak Sald We certamlv hope that from the t1me the flrst ball IS served to the moment when the seasons volley ceases our team wlll have demonstrated a competmve spmt and the usual good sportsmanshlp He foresaw the team acceptmg laurels flf any were to be extendedj graclously and ln a manner whxch would make C C S proud : 9 ' 'v 1 ' 1 , . 5 u ' a n v Y . . . . 7 . Y . 1 y 1 v - - . . . I , - - - - . . . . I ' , 7 ' ' - .1. . - - , . , , , 1 w. . ' 1 9 . . . . Y . .. , . . . . it - . 4. 7 - I , 1 ' . u ' o Q 7 - 9 . - , . N . . . an ' r . . . , - , . 7 7 , c - , . . . - Nm First Row Gerry Cohen Bob Markfleld Bob Lefcourt lcaptamj Larry Rose C' ary Goldberg Second Row Richard Berken Olgrl Bruce Dengroye Uklgrl lim Schneider Mr Reder leff Can' Larry Burd fhigrl BASEB LL Although the outlook IS somewhat cloudv for this year s baseball team hopes are high and upsets have always been known to occur About seventy five percent of last years squad graduated and this leaves a great deal of room for newcomers On the asset side we have a splendid bunch of veteran seniors around whom we expect to build our team. Those welcome returning seniors are: Captain Bob Lefcourt, first basemang jim Schneid- er, outfielderg Bob Markfield, infielderg Larry Rose, jeff Carr, catcher. Also returning from last year is the only junior on the squad Jerry Cohen All of the aforementioned boys proved to be good hitters last rear 'md vull pretty throughly take care of the batting department Hou ever the sign is out for pitchers since we do not even have one pitcher left from last vear It is hoped that some of the prospects trying out for the 57 mne, especially from the sophomore and junior classes, will be good pitchers and will contribute to a winning C.C.S. ballclub. SPORTS IN ACTIO ' 0 90 Q99 RM, Cheer Leaders ' bm? Curl s Handball EN Wai Wm 4? Q'1v 'E9Q45iiig25 Fresh Alr Soccer Ping Pong Am one? CAN DID C MER Oh' The food Old Davs Acoustics X M 5' N lob W ell Done The Ptomame Domain Av WWQYMN yyijlfll It's A Bird! It s A Plane! lt's The Nigenmen. Molding A Future CA DID CAMERA 3 1 How Do You Luke Our locker Room? 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