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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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CGLUMBIANA 59 TABLE OF CQNTENTS ec I Overture' II Ffuultx III S4 n11mm1 II Lppcz School V I mmss Ll 5 up VII Spolts XIII Qpedlxlu of PICIIIIE' IX Mt Comer X Be t W1 he and Compl 1x11 ent Pages 80 f S7 . f ' , , , I 222222 ,22.2,fd--22-.--7 3- I6 -- '- , 222 ,,VII, V 17- 22 ' .5 I Im 72772WH,A I7,,,I,W,u 23- 42 ' ' -' Q- I 2222 2222 22 2W2--fY .. 43- 47 A 3.1 N1 77 7 IIIM-YW 49- 56 YI Going- U11 2 -- ---------- 57 ' 68 M--Y W I III I-If,-,742 69- 76 F L 4 -' g '- -5 IIII I- I I MA, I 77- 80 ' J. - M 7 I II2 I IWW, I 81 - 84 S S 5 ' S - I - II2 3Hnr thr mirth zhall hr full nt the knnmlehgr nt the Elnrh, an thv matvrz rnurr thv ana hC F7 ! 1 0 I ' h.11 gf X' 7 ff' 'L 1 ,I 0 5 fhf 7 ' JN 2 Jfffwlf 19 . ,gyf f QV if X, ' h,tAt 0212 qs 6 14 V f H EADMASTER D' Bmrrvhnn nhall prezrruv Uihvr unhrratanhing zhall hmm Efhrv. Stern 9 Prov. Ch. II - V. 12. HEADMASTER EMERITUS Frederic A. Alden TRUSTEES QM, Frederlc A Alden N llmam C re Samuel Kraft Nlaurnce Nleyer Jr -Xbner Pomeranf James ,I Reynolds Herbert I Nrlwer on James W Qrern Alexander Ungar Dedicated To Naomi Wollock DEDICATION The Class of 1959 respectfully dedlcates this book to one who for many years has been a major Influence ln the life of our school Her duties are such that she does not come 1n contact with the great majority of students Yet throughout every grade and in every activity her lmpress IS felt and her mfluence 1S lasting For hers is the noble function of sowlng the seeds and nurturmg the buds that later blossom 1nto the full flowers of For her untiring zeal and energy and her devotion to our interests we esteem her For the clear ness of vision and the high character that have always inspired her we admire her But most of all for her great loyalty to the school and her unswervmg devotion to children we respect her In recognition of her meritorious achievements and services we the members of the Senior Class of 1959 dedicate with pride and gratitude this yearbook to Naomi Wollock sterling young manhood and womanhood of which Columbia Grammar School is so proud. Front row left to rzght 'Nlr Exerald Edward Nlr 'Nlmna Lee Beene Xlr Su an XINIIC NI Naoml Wollock Nlr Leon Sherker Back row left to right Nlr Nllchael L1nt1n1 Wir ,lame Rexnold Nlr Harrw Reder Nlr W1ll1am Xl1gen TWENTY FIVE YEAR CLUB The Twents Frse Year Club was founded 1948 to do honor to those whose BSSOCIHIIOH w1th the school extended over a per1od of twentw fue or more years The f1rst member to be mducted 1nto the or anlzatlon was Nlr Frederlc A Alden the Head master of the School who at the t1me of the 1n 1t1at1on had serxed th1rtS three rears flfqt a a teacher then a the Headma ter ff the School Other to become 'lwentx Fne Year Club members alon w1th Nlr Alden were Nlr Lawrence P 'NIC 'Nlr James J Res nolds These fue constltuted the or1 mal member hlp and at the mlte of the1r 1n duct1on all had serxed ln the school more than twentw fue sears Durm the wears member h1p ID the Club wa lncrea ed w1th the add1t1on of the followm mem bers w1th the wear of the1r 1nduct1on mto the club mdrcated Nlr Ewerald Edward Nllss Naoml Wollock Nlr Hu h 'Nlerson Nlrs Nllnna Lee Beene Nlrs Susan Nlyrxe 1948 1949 1949 1951 1952 1 s Florence Nl Leonard 1954 r NI1chaelA Cont1n1 1905 r Leon Sherker 1958 r Henrw J Goldberg 1955 Honorars 'Vlember 'Nlr wllllam N1 en 1959 'Nlr Samuel Kraft 1959 Honorars 'Vlember Thl complete the ro ter of membershlp All are 1 actue IH the chool except the followm 'Nlr Henrx J Goldberg Retrred 1936 Nlr jules Hele1n Deceased Nlr Lawrence P NlcCormack Reslgned 1916 Nlr Hu h Nlerson Reslgned 1950 The Twentx Fne Year Club does not pretend ans wax to be an actne or anlzatlon nor does ll attempt 1n ans was to lnfluence or determ1ne chc1olpol1c1e ltl 1n fact an Honorarx Soc1etx who e member haxe erxed w1th Honor -Xt the t1n1f of thexr lI1Cll1C1l0!1 all had performed d1 t1n U1 hed erxxce to the welfare of the tudent and the ads ancement of the alms and ldeal of the Colum bla Grammar School We honor thee member who for o mam xear haxe haped the de t1n1e f an arrnx of xouth who e rare prlxlle 611113 been to be Cuuled bx thelr 1nsp1r1nt mfluence 'M ' Z. . ' ' s.. .. S.-s .j',.iss,' 'Y ,.. - . ' '- ' :L . s j j ,.. ' .' . Q ' V ' in Ms . . ' V . . V. M A A . ' . . - ' ' ' Nl . ' . Nl . 1' . ' . . . I 'Y L g . . v A . . . 7 - A . v. . ing - - U ' - ' ' ' -. ' L s 's s S - ' . S s 1 L' . st'll ' s .' gc s ' ' '- ' , . . ' . - ' ' 0' 'l ' ' r , ' ... Cormack, Mr. Jules Helein, Mr. Harry M. Reder, Nliss Florence M. Leonard - Retired 1956 .g. S . . . . D A . g 5 N - E. 4 . L N . . E - . ' ' ' ' U' . in 1' 1' ' ' g ' ' , . g 'V F K S . . J I S ' ' 1- - 1' ' ' '. Q -' V-'U , s ms. 'sf . '.,'. - F G . . w. Y . . . . , S S . S , , . A l . . ' . I . . . Y .Q . U, n R T' 's s ' A s s . . ' ' s ' 1 1 . . Z I . S S U 1 . . ' ' C ' ' ' s ' ' S ' S S s o - l - ' - i Q Q Q n Y. U s 5 . . C h U b t. ,. G . w . . H . . U . Q OUR APPRECIATION Mr Tlm0Ihy Xenos M155 Jean M R055 DMU 0: Boys Dean of Gzrls The senlor class IS proud to present thls year s Columbuma to our school deans, Mlss Jean M Ross and Mr Tlmothy Xenos The devoted work of Mlss Ross rn the choosmv of gurls colleges has won her the utmost affec tlon of the senlor glrls It IS her wonderful dlsposltlon and ever present wllllngness to help which have made her so beloved by the entlre semor class It would be hardly posslble to lmaglne any student actrvrty wlthout the expert guidance of Mr Xenos He IS the faculty advlser for the General Orgamzatron the Semor Councll the Student Court, and the Student Faculty Commlttee Hls understandmg of student problems and hrs f81l'l'lCSS of declslons are of great help to the Student Government Mr Xenos remarkable flexlbrhty and hls outstandlng ad mrmstratlve talents contrlbute heavlly to the programmmv of our courses It IS w1th love and admrratlon that we present thrs Columbzana to Mlss Jean M Ross and Mr Tlmo thy Xenos 1 I . . . , . . ' . . 4 . . . . . , D - ' 5 1 , . . . . . D . Top row 'Ilrs Jacoby Mrs Krexdmann Nlr Diamond Wir Kay Nlr Kalish Nlr Sherker 4Facultw Representa tlvel Nlrs Greenstem Wlrs Lewison Nlrs Ruth Nlrs Lokos 'Nlr Lum Bottom rou. Nlr Alton Nlr Kort 'Nlr Kraus 'Nlrs James 'Nlrs Levine Wir Kelman Nlr Week tem Nlr Settman PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD The Parent Teachers ASSOCIHTIOH has implemented a new Constitution and has carried out this year an extenslxe and varied program of aCt1Y1tl6S At two separate nlffht meetinvs Nlr Stern and Mr Buchan led a discusslon on academlc and extra currlcular provrammmv for the Lpper and Lower Schools respectnels The parents followed these dis cusslons with Ureat interest and responded with mam pertlnent questlons The Class Nlothers hare met to discuss common class room problems In addition there hate been another Be ldes the Open School Week in Februarw there were mam other opportunities for parents to discuss wlth the teachers the academic profframs as well a problems of the mdlwidual child The Father Dauvhter Dinner in 'Nowember and the Father Son Dinner in ,lanuars were affain Urea social successes Both the fathers and the chlldren derned a great deal of plea ure from these exents The Theatre Parts in Februars added considerablx to the Scholarship and Endowment Fund as did the proceeds from the Raffle run bt the Student Rafflf Commlttee with the enthusiastic participation of all the students The drawlnfv took place in December Throuffh the Students Social SCFYICCS Committee mam Junior and Senior students hare been able to contribute xoluntarw assistance where needed in mam parts of the cltx The Student Emploxment Committee enabled mans students to secure emplox ment durlnff the summer The parents of CCS hare been kept lnformed about the actnitles at the school by The Newsletter which IS sent out to them four times a year and bs the Publicity Committee Exerx committee ha worked dlllfentlx and with enthusiasm and has helped to contribute to the welfare of the school and to promote a mutual understandlnv amonv students facultv and parents The PTA is Grateful to all tho e who helped achiexe these ends ' , . . ' . . t. . A . . ' Q. . s. j s. ': . s. . . A s. . A s. ,i , ,. C. .A S. .A s. ' 's s. ' . - ' - C C , A . A s. - - - r: za ' I Y ' - I ' I c ' ' ,I s -' meetings of parents of individual classes whose main purpose was for parents to get to know' one S. . V, Q V V . . -- K. - - . ' r A I ' .' I C r t - - -- -. s - ' -. - M- v C, I 1 c- ' T E 1 .Y r M I .T A , C, I. F A. . . v , T , , . I- . S V Hg 1- W. 5. . T C C ' 1 ' . I l. S ' I ' - . ADMINISTRATION vs 'T Ur Tlmothy Xenos Mr James W Stern H155 Jean M Ross Q I Ur Frederlc X Xlden Ur- Catherme Buchan NIT HUVY Redef W :W VY X' 'X 1 I I I g N. 691 Y R STAFF X., A1155 R-OSC Flllkelmafl 'Hr Cexza 4B1llJ Villltxer Fmanczal and Admissions Secretary Bursar lb. Xi Conme Lufrana Nlr Erlka Ben Daud Nlr Ceceha Rud rfer Academzc Secretary Academic Secretary Receptzonzst S . ,. , w F 1 '-,jul X iss ' . s, A - . s. ' In EDITCRS We the edltors thank the entlre staff for ltS cooperatlon and effort We wlsh to acknowledge the follow 1 for their whole hearted partlcl patlon Al Levme Stephen Zeche busrness mana er John Schoen walter and Peter Kochenthal ar edltors Barbara Amdur secre tary M3f1lyH Sextman Audrey Slegle hterary Jeremy L Wxesen Jonathan S Lyons Chief Editor Chief Edztor qs., C' YY -sf' Hr Leon Sher ker 'NI Jean Ro G 'Ur Rlchard Ba Q Art Dzrfctor Faculty Azluzsor Faculty Advzsor sf 1 Alexandra Shaplrc Dow NI C-run chla James Herland Lzlerary Editor Assorzale l'dlt0r Business Uanagvr ,. 53 .ng . 7 - . .- : 9 7 1 - g Q - - t .9 , , U, . - . 7 V - X ,, 'F i4 1 6 ' 4 , A , .fig H1 1 N A I- A ' v , 'WX f' , '- I xv az V , , X , xi ' W, ,Q Z, T , , glfjgij ' 59' jfE2i5iQ-Effgg 1 A . - , iss 5. . . ' s, - 7',, ' 3 Z , ' I f 1 Q, k N , X , , 4, A V vu A Q . xx O , -, V W ' ' . . S ff S . . . 17 . C . 52 q Glhrnugh mwhnm I5 ax human hmlhrh I5 Pztahlwhrh zmh thr nnhmatanhing BIBLE THEME In this era of growzng world tenszon we, the edztors of the COLUMBIANA sought for a theme which would convey to our readers a message of peace and understanding among men For many centuries THE BIBLE has been a teacher law glver peace maker, and a foun tazn of eternal hope for the people of the world But THE BIBLE beszdes bezng a source of moral and ethzcal values, has also been one of the great lzterary creatzons of the human race Its storzes can be read and reread tzme and agazn each tzme provzdzng a new experzence for the reader Lzvlng as we do zn an age when sczence seems to be shaping human destiny for both good and evzl we are apt to overlook those splrztual values which have made men but Lzttle Less than the angels In the Western world THE BIBLE has become the reposztory of these spur est masterpzeces of art lzterature and muszc In our present moral and spzrztual crzszs the cry of the anczent prophet Haven t we all one father? Hasn t one God created us all P comes down to us rzngzng through the ages remznd :ng us of our common orzgzn And so there IS no more znspzrzng theme that the edztors of the COLUMBIANA could offer to the graduatzng class of this year Let us hope that the time zs not far off when all men will heed the wzsdom and the lofty message of THE BIBLE, and establish peace on earth, good will towards men . ' , 1 I 1 ' , . . . , . U . . . ., . . . ,, . ,Q itual values. It has inspired some of our great- 7 ! ' ' KI .V ,V Y Y! O O O , , - ' u , . ,, Pfwcho V WMI UPPER SCHOOL FACULTY fa, fmaf MR SOL HARRIS MISHKIN Entered 1944 Attended Occldental at Los Angeles UHIVCISIIY of Southern Call forma Columbla Unlverslty Degrees BA MA Teaches Soclal Sclence and Humam t1es Dean of Semors MR BEN BAU MAN Entered 1956 Attended Clty College of lNew York Columbra Cornell Brook lyn Polytech and New York Umversltles Degrees BA MA Teaches Blology Chemlstry Physics MRS SYLVIA VAGIANOS Entered 1956 Attended Barnard College Columbla Umverslty Degrees BA MA PhD Candldate Teaches French Dean of ,lumors ,-1 if mu gn i 1 -1 T K N 5 MR ROBERT H MICHEL Entered 1952 Attended Fordham UDIVCISIIY Colum bla Umverslty Degrees BS MA Teaches Mathematics Dean of Sopho mores MR GUERINO F LROCETTI Entered 1954 Attended Naples Urbmo New York Umverslty Degrees 4 Year Certxfrcate fltalyl MA Teaches French Latm Dean of Fresh men I ' fin I1 ld W, g 5 w Us t l ? 4 . I Q Q l ' t . . . ' ' Q v I 5. K . - 0 M H -V V .M I ll -hh-V 'A l S . ' 15 . UPPER SCHCOL FACULTY NIRS FRANCES WHITNEY Entered 1958 Attended Unlversxty of Ohm Unxver slty of Tennessee Columbla UHIVCYSIIY Degrees BA Teaches Blolo y Earth SCICHCC Cen eral Sclence Y? .ef NIR JOHN P NIILLONES Entered 1957 Attended Yale Umversntw Degrees B -K Teaches Spanish NIR RICHARD K BASS Entered 1958 Attended Columbla College Columbta Umverslty Graduate School Degrees BA Teaches Enghsh FFN f f fe ZIWTQXWL DR JANE A CARNEY Entered 1956 Attended Fordham Unlversltw Degrees Ph D Teaches Engllsh Dean of Form II ROBERT ELI ZEGGER Entered 1957 Attended Columbxa Umverslty Degrees BA 'NIA Teaches Socxal Scxences and Human mes Dean of Seniors I : . . . , . - A I I V Z ' . , 1 . . : : , 2 ' gr- ' , - E ' . 3 el: I to l l N I 5 : .H , x l'l 'x X A, :xx X fr-.-5 fe x Xs- P ff' f ' 1 A E , . liib' X f ff'-X y X f ff If - Yak' my g U if 'cf Ve NJ E T ggi rt, f I 1 . -ll -. y, 1 YA + I . ' f r'- ty, 5 ' L'-as t l Lv A X' MR. . : , . . , UPPER SCHOOL FACULTY MR TIMOTHY XENOS Entered 1953 Attended Columbla College Columbta Degrees BA MA Posltxon Dean of Boys Remedlal 81 Developmental Readmg Program 'VIR JAMES J REYNOLDS Entered 1923 Attended Umverslty of Ottowa Ford ham UHIVCTSIIY Degrees BA 'VIA Teaches Mathematxcs D 1 r e ct o r of Alumm Actxvmes Dean f Freshmen MRS CARO Entered 1957 Attended Soph MR MILTON D HASSOL Entered 1958 Attended New York Umverslty Co lumbla Unlverslty Oxford Umverslty Degrees BA PhD Candldate Teaches lntroductxon to Phllosophy and Contemporary Clvxhza non MR MICHAEL CONTINI Entered 1930 Attended Lmversxty of Penn Degrees BA Teaches Engllsh Mathematlcs Dean of Form I MISS EDITH McCONNELL Entered 1958 Attended Smxth College Sorbonne New York Umverslty Degrees None Teaches French 5 4 tt: 3172? . . . L . ' Q a tx l . ' . . ' . kk I , , . . Teachers College ' , 1 . o :. , I R A : . , U 1 4 if . 1 x . -J Ll L I 1 . A . NY. 1 . , 0 L.: - , l 1 4 . ' . 5 C G S SPECIALISTS MR LEON SHERKER Entered 1933 Degrees BA Teaches Fine Arts Arts and Crafts 'NIRS NIINNA L BEENE Entered 1924 Attended Southwestern University Columbia Lmversity New York Umversrty New School for Social Research Degrees BA Teaches 'Nlu IC -f qU Qvumm X NIR ISIDOR CORIN Entered 1943 Degrees BS Teaches Music Dean of Juniors 1-Q'i fw MISS JEAN N E ROCQUOI Entered 1958 Attended New Rochelle College University of Paris Pius XII Institute Degrees BA NIA Teaches Art O C O W g,..,-fSi'f?7'3' 'lm' 54' ' Q- ' 'x Attended: St. Peter's Academy of Design Attended: New York University : ' , : ', ' ' -I-mgQ.,E+ ' f K . lv I! z . . ' . 2 , . . T . . y . . g . y . . :. s' C G S SPECIALISTS NIR IIII NURIJNIXIN NIR JENLI-Il Nl CHXNK Entered 1958 Entered 19v ended I1 rmm ham Q nuthern 1 I1 Attended 'N atlonal X tuated Southvwe t Ohm Ntate l nner tty Inner tty 1C,h1naI Law School De me lg Ax X14 fU1LII'l11'3l3 Unner tty Teache Speech and Drama Degree I LB YI -X Poettron Lthrartan 'NIRS CONSI ELO NIITLHEL Entered 1955 Attended New York Inner ltv Degree Art CCIIIIILHIE Teaches Crafts NIR ANN1- IJINIIH Entered Fehruarw 1936 -Xttended New York lnnerttw H pltal 'Nurmg Schf Degrees RN New York Lxcense Posltlon Schoo1 'Norge 1 Danburw . C Q I . . 4 . . I A . A'4 . Y A I, I 1 T 1 TT Att : i 'ff et fo eve. :.' ' gist- 's ,P , P . , S , I .5 . g S: A A 4, , S , s: .1 ' sz - . .. I . : . V . F ... S, . IA. W , u ,.v S. Z ' 5: ' 414' ,' S' E' nd 'Mu lm W Y '15 'il mtg va, if 5 gf K1 'N y 1.1 X Nyc l Q Wy X HEADMASTLR S MESSAGE TO THE CRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 We bmd farewell to the Class of 19.39 w1th the hope that the lnstructlon and guidance you have receryed durlnv your years at Columbla Gram mar School wlll stand you ln good stead not only 1n furthermg your educatlon but also ln flnd mg the rwht dlrectlon m the maze of complexltles and confuslon of the world today You haye reached a stave of maturlty and personal development whlch requlres that you place more and more rehance on your mdependent judv ment and your mdependent declslons smce many 0lJp0Il'UI11lll3S are open to you There IS no Ureater satlsfactlon to your teachers than the belief that they have had a share ln helpmv you acqulre the know ledge, the understand mg and the wlsdom whlch each of you must pos sess 1n order to select the rwht way and to make the most of these opportumtles for your own good and for the beneflt of your fellow men M019 than ever we reallze that knowledffe wlth out wlsdom may become a hllnd destructlye force Our century and the world need men and women of knowledffe and science who are able to explore the 1nf1n1te expanse of space and the mflnrteslmal world of the atom but aboye all the world needs the Ullldlllff hand of the WVISC and the cornpasslon a e whlle proyldlnff a frrm foundatlon for meetmg the present challenffe of the ave of SCICHCC, has not overlooked those aspects of our culture whlch stem from the deeper wrsdom of the race and wluch make llfe more worthwhlle and more abund ant ln truly humane and human values SIHCC the theme of thls years ISSUE of Colum buma IS The Bible I shall conclude my message to the graduahng class wlth a quotatlon from th1S anclent source of wlsdom Happy IS the man that flndeth wxsdom And the man that obtameth understandlng For the mercharydlse of lt IS better than the mer chandlse Of SllVCf and the Ham thereof than fllle old fproverbs ch 3 y 13141a+ ' T 9 f F K . L. Y. , C 'V .' c' s C, v c .l l l ' .7 - D . I C ' - v U . ,f'll'llr l ' ' 7 l XXW ly' , N. T . . . . ' ,I Ev' gen-'hd fa. C C' it , ' 'f . J We of C.G.S. like to think that 'our schoolinvf K4 y Ds NN r Is rf . . . . . . X - 4 s . - 3- . fy my X X y K D C y- ' fry! ,gy . S ll . E 'B la 1 . 'yxy ' 14, 1 1 t y 'I I , ff x E rf' X, . 1 f 1 ' ' , ff W, . . . 7 7 -LL X, f D X E ' V ,f- ,, ,,,,, . . u ,, K t .V . Y. 9 S . A' - . U ,, ' 7 C C BARBARA ADELE AWIDUR Entered 1947 Assembly Commrttee C13 Blg Slster ffl! Dance Commlttee C124-J Deans L t 1123 Drama Club f3J French Club Q11 Justlce Student Court 14-I Llbrarv Counctl lll Presldent of Class ill Seruce Club 111 SCICDCC Club L14-P Columblana 143 N! ww Entered 1956 Columbla News Q4-J Deans L1stl234-J Mu slc Club K4-l Photography Club Q4-J Pubhclty Commlttee Q31 SCICHCC Club Q31 Shop Club 121 BRUCE BROWN Entered 1995 Co chalrman of Publlclty Committee I4-l Deans Llst H234-P French Club ffl-l Glee Club 119 33 llmmy Creenbaum Cltlzenshxp Award fll Llterary Club I2 31 Mana er of School Store f3 41 Newspaper Club f4l Photography Club U1-1 President of Class f2l Senlor Councrlman I4-b Varsity Swlmmm f234l Varsrtv Tennls ffl-1 ,' ,, 9 ' is, C , 1 1 III P' 1 A ALLAN s. BERNSTEIN g , , 4. , ' 1 U , 1: A g i- 9 , y 3. . v . sz . . . g MICHAEL ADAM CHASIN JAMES DAVIDSON Entered 1953 Columbla News 133 Clee Club 1125 MUSIC Appreclatlon Club fill Shop H234-I Entered Feb., 1958g Debating Club fill 3 Debating Team f4-lg Science Club M13 Treasurer of Class fill. IHDI 1 MWA X X HAROLD LEWIS DEUTSCH Entered .Ian 1957 Co chalrman of Prom Commlttee ffl-J Columbla News f3J Sclence Club f3l Varsxty Baseball ffl-J NHISIIY Basketball 1341 Varsity Soft ba I 31 fllll tml . A . gmnlllllhln Club fzwg varsity swimming X l H V. ls. ' . Q ' ,eg 9, n- MARK JEFFREY DOINES Entered 1951 Clee Club 13? Publlclty Commlttee 141 SCICHCC Club t4-l LEON FISCHER FRANKLIN .l FAIN Entered 1947 Columbia News M-J Dean s Llst 11 2 3 45 Drama Club fl 21 MUSIC Ap preclatlon Club UU Thlrteen Year Club Varslty Basketball Vlce Presldent of Class lll Entered 1956 Art Club l2l Columbla News f234-P Debating Club Q2 3 41 French Club C4-J Llterary Maga zme Q21 Plng Pong 1231 Publicity Committee 144 Varsxty Soccer 1245 T ll wo Q . 9 , ' ' . 7 Q 7 5 9 f2,3lg Varsity Tennis 13,413 - , , ' 3 : ' - ARNOLD GOLDMAN Entered 1951g Baseball f3,4-lg Bowling QS,-4113 Captain of Soccer Team Q41 g Dance Committee Cl,2,3,4J g Drama Club lllg C. 0. Representative f1,3,4-jg Soccer Team f1,2,3,4-lg Swimming Team f3,4-J. STUART GREEN Entered l957' Columbia News f3l Photography Editor of the Columbia News MJ Presl dent of Photography Club I4-1 Science Club 131 STEFFI GREENSTEIN Entered 1945 Columbiana M-I Columbia News f4-J Dance Committee C231 Deans List U31 Library Trustee MJ French Club Ill Secretary of Class 115 Service Squad U1 Thirteen Year Club Varsity Volley ball C1234-J L J Lg, j I l is 0, is E WILLIAM H. GREILSHEIMER Entered 19553 Columbia News 11,21g Chief Justice of Student Court 141: Debating Club 112,31 9 Dance Com- mittee 1l.21g Drama Club 121: General Organization Representative 1l,2,31g General Organization Cabinet 14-1g Editor-in-Chief of Columbia News 141g Literary Editor of Columbia News 131g Science Club 1413 Shop Club 111g Student-Faculty Committee 14-1g Varsity Baseball 121: Varsity Soccer 11.2.3,4-13 Varsity Soft- SUSAN GROSS ball 1315 Varsity Tennis 1113 Dean's List 11,2,3,41. 1 1 S711 1' 1 I ll '11 y, 7 DOV M GRUNSCHLAG X Entered 195Og Assembly Com- mittee 111 Columbiana 141 Columbia News 141 Deans List 1131 General Orgamza tion Representative 121 Ser vice Squad 11341 Secretary of Class 141 Entered 1956 Associate Editor of Columbiana 141 Columbia News 13 41 Deans List 12341 G O Repre sentative 141 Literary Magazine 12341 Varsity Soc cer 12341 . . 9 9 . . 9 9 if A 0 K ' ' I , . ' - 999 3 1 ' . 7 ' . 9 9 77 9 ' ' ' 9 77 9 ' 19' RICHARD HIRSCH Entered 1951 Chalrman f Sen1or Councll Q41 Deans Llst Q1234J Drama Club Q123J GO Cabinet Q43 ,llmmy Greenbaum Cltlzenshlp Award Q21 Student Faculty Commlttee Q4-1 Treasurer of Class Q15 Varsltv Basketball Q21 Varslty Softball Q31 V1cePres1dent of Class Q31 PETER KOCHENTHAL Entered 1955 Art Club Q2 3? Art CoEd1tor of Colum blana Q4-D Columbla News Q31 Llbrary Assistant Q3 41 Llbrarw Club Q3 4-1 Publlclty Commlttee Q33 Shop Club Q1 231 JAMES HERLANDS Entered 1955 Columblana Q4-1 Columbla News Q21 Drama Club Q41 Glee Club Q3 45 Publlclty Commlttee 3 Scxence Club Q3j Shop Club Q12l 5 9 9 A as , 5 Q39 5 , - ,. If u I 0 l 7 t wx F ,,, : Q ,, s -- 9 Q . .. . Q Q l 3 Q as Q . ' 1 .5 Q 1 . . Z 9,3 ' ' s 4 , 7 . ,7 1 7 7? ' J AY LOOK Entered Feb 1957 Asslstant Semor Councllman f3l Drama Club Q4-l Glee Club f 3 4-l Pubhclty Commlttee 2 Q! .IQ ROBERT MANDEL JONATHAN LYONS Entered 1946 Debatlnb Club H21 Drama Club f2l Shop Club f12l Columbla News Q2 31 Columb1anaf23l Edl tor m Chlef Columblana Ulf! VICE Presldent of Class ill sentatlve Q31 Assoclate ,lustlce ffl-l G e n e r al Orgamzatlon Cabmet I4-l Soccer Varsity f2 3 4-l Softball K3 4-I Dean s Llst fl 2 34l Llterary Maga zme K2 3l Entered 1957 Columblana 149 Columbla News f3l Debatlng Club K4-J Dean s LISI Llbrary Committee 444 Llterarv Magazlne Ml W 3 K. . . S . Z ' 9 Z C43- .4 . i U - a 'A . 1 3 Q R : 1 ' 9 . . 9 9 s Z x ' 5 ' ' s 3 3 -f General Orgamzatxon Repre- X' tx f ,l'l.wm, 3 I . C- Q c , n , 7 7 7 9 9 7 1 1 ' , . r 4 ' 4 ' ' 9 ' . 9 ' . ' ' . 7 9 9 EVELYN MULLER , E n t e r e cl 1956 Columbiana Q4-J Llterary Magazine Q 41 Volleyball Varsity Q3 4-J RICHARD NALIN Entered 1956 Drama Club Q234-J Glee Club Q234-J Music Club Q41 Publicity Commlttee Q4-J Swlmmlng Team Q2 3 4-I ROBERT J. MI'I'I'MAN Entered 1957g Basketball Manager Q3Jg Columbia News Q3,4-jg Softball Team Q4-lg Swimming Team Q4-J. Mill., l i lull I mllluh' ll all GORDON SETH OPPENHEIMER Entered 1955 Assembly Commlttee I4-1 Asslstant to Llbrarlan f34-1 Dance Commlttee I4-1 Drama Club K41 Clee Club C1231 Sound Booth 141 Swlmmmg Team Q1 231 Captam of Swlmmmg Team I4-1 sh IRA POST EL Sports Editor of Columbla News ffl-1 JUDITH PAKULA Entered 1956 Blg Slster C41 Columblana K41 D e b a t 1 n g Club M1 Drama Club K21 Volleyball Varsity f 2 3 41 Entered 1954 Columbla News f31 Deputy Senlor Councllman 131 Drama Club fl 21 Clee Club C1 31 G0 Representatlve I4-1 Manager of Basketball Team f21 Muslc Appreclatlon Club 14-1 Softball Team 134-1 Z 3 - Z Z 3 - 1 - Z 3 7 9 , 9 ' .. ll lin, ...- cs . , . L. 3 Z Z 3 , Z 5 9 ' all . ix s 1, , ' K ,, ,. V 3 Z : 7 9 5 3 - - ,Z 3 S , 3 1 1 xx . . 'V' DAVID A. PRAVDA Softball Team Q3,-4-1. 1 x I X 'QSM' X 39 L gf' A Q R 1, W -X 1 L 34 1391 121511 ROY RDBBINS Entered 1957' Columbiana f4-1 Captain of Basketball Team f4-1 Columbia News I4-1 Varslty Baseball f3 41 Varsity Basketball C3 41 Var sity Soccer M-1 JOE ROSEN Entered 1951 Drama Club H21 President of Class 131 Varsity Softball 131 Vice president of Class Q21 Entered l956g Dean's List f2,3,4-1 g Debating Club f3,4-1 g A L iz 1 4 .21 X i XA in .I l U Deai1'sList fi,2.s,4J. 3 1 i ii 5 MARVIN ROTH Entered 19555 Drama Club f1,2lg Photography Club Q4-lg Varsity Baseball Q4-lg Varsity Soccer f3,4-lg Var- sity Softball f3lg Varsity Swimming 135. ELLIN SAROT Varsity Volleyball l 21 MICHAEL K. SAGAT Entered 1957' Columbia News Q4-J Bowling Team Q34-J Photography Club f3 41 Sen lor Council Q41 Columbiana 14D Varsity Basketball 134-l Entered 1949 Columbia News Q34-I Dance Commit tee 1121 Debating Club Q21 Drama Club 1233 French Club ill Glee Club f 1234-J Literary Maga zme Q41 Library Club f4l Varsity Basketball 125 9 7 7 9 9 9 ' 7 5 1 - . . . . , 7 3 Q I a l o c 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' . n . . . . 9 . 9 7 . JOHNNY SCHOENWALTER Entered 1957g Columbiana 1413 Publicity Committee 141. WILLIAM SHONBRUN Entered 194-8' Captain of Var- sity Tennls 131 Co chairman of Dance Committee 141 Col umblana 141 Columbia News 13 41 Drama Club 1241 Glee Club 1131 Swimming Team 11 21 MARILYN E SFITMAN Entered 1946 Assembly Committee 131 Chalrman of Assemblv Committee 141 Columbiana 141 Dance Com mittee 111 Debating Club 1231 Drama Club 12341 Clee Club 11 2 3 41 Literary Magazine 141 Prom Com mlttee 1341 Secretary of Class 111 Service Squad 111 Senior Council 141 Thirteen Year Club Deans List 112341 aff 1 ,fw aff 1 111 VX xXx s , - Q . 3 .15 ,Z ,Z , , . L n J 3 - ,S . 3 3 - .7 7 9 972 191 i 1 ' 1 3 9 ' 9 9 955 ' AUDREY SIEGLE Entered 1950 Cheerleading Squad 111 Co chairman of Prom Committee 14-1 Columbia News 141 Columbl ana 14-1 Library Council 14-1 President of Class 111 Varsitv Volleyball 12 3 41 -if NEIL H. SIDEROW ALEXANDRA SHAPIRO Entered 194-7 Columbia News 131 Debat1ng Club 12 4-1 G0 Representative 111 L brary Council 111 Literary Editor of Columbiana 141 Service Squad 111 Secretary treasurer of C0 14-1 Deans List 112341 Entered 19565 Literary Magazine 14-1g Science Club 13,4-1g Manager of Varsity Baseball 1313 Manager of Varsity Basketball 131. AMY SISKIN Entered 1957 Co chalrman of Publlclty Commlttee Q41 Drama Club K3 41 Glee Club I3 41 Captaln of Volleyball Varslty K41 Publlclty Com mlttee Q31 Student Faculty Comm1ttee I4 Tennls Team Y3 41 Varslty Basketball K3 41 Varslty Volleyball K31 Cltlzenshlp Award 31 MICHAEL RICHARD TARANT Assemblv Commlttee I41 Drama Club K41 Chalrman of Band Commlttee I4-1 Clee Club K4-1 Columbla News 131 Co edltor of Columbla News f4l Student Cablnet K41 Presldent of Class K41 WILLIAM M SILVERMAN Entered 1947 Art Club K21 Columbla News C1 231 Columblana 11 231 C G S Constltutlonal Commlttee I31 Debatlng Club f121 GO Representatlve f21 Llterary Magazme fl 21 Plns and Banners Commlttee f11 Presldent of Class f11 President of G0 4 Student Facultv Commlttee Q3 41 Varslty Soccer C2 31 Vlce presldent of C 0 Q31 Dean s L1st fl 21 C1t1zen slup Award f8th1 IHDI MW A ' 0 q . a 1 9 as 9 . - . . . ,, , ... . . a 9 a '- 9 . . . . . 9 1 . ' . ' fy. 9 a -' a ' , s Q 9 3 ' ' ' s 1 9 ' n A A 1 lu VAN, af' Q - . . . . 5 1 3 .1 s . .. , - 9 - I . J. . 9 . a s 9 9 Z .. . f . a ,S ,a Q v ' Z , Q ' EV ELYN RAY TORCZY N ER Entered 19,10 Re entered 19:16 Boosters 1343 Bug Sxster 14-3 Columblana 1243 Columbla News 1343 Debatlng Club 12 3 43 Drama Club 12 3 43 Dean s LISI 133 Edxtor of Llterary Magazlne 143 Girls Swxmmmg Team 14-3 Llterary Magazme 12 33 Secretary of Student I x SUSAN NAN WALLACE Glee Club 13,43 STU USTIN Entered 1956 Bowhng Team 13 4-3 Captam of Baseball Team 14-3 Columbla New 133 MUSIC Appreclatlon 143 Varsity Baseball 1234-3 Var sltv Basketball 12343 Entered 1957, Dance Commlttee 14-3, 'Q - 'Q QQ' Q QQ ,Q ' ' . . 7 ' 97 5 91 9 Q Q ,Q QQ ' Court143. .. 11113 gi' Q ! . Nl . 3 . ,QQ Q S Q Q ssl ' , 93' I 1 -'19 DONALD WECKSTEIN Entered 1945 Dance Commlt tee C1 21 Chairman of Dance Committee Q41 Drama Club fl 21 Secretary of Class f21 Secretary Treasurer of Cla s s I31 GO Representative C21 Glee Club f11 Thirteen Year Club Varsity Baseball f121 V a r srt y Basketball f2 3 41 Varsity Tennis 341 Deans L st f 1 21 JEREMY LESTER WIESEN Entered 1953g Debating Club f1,21g Shop Club U15 Art Club 1213 Columbia News 131g Columbiana f2,31g Editor-in-Chief, Columbiana 1419 General Organization Representative f 1,41 g General Organization Cabinet C41 g Softball f3,41g Dean's List f1,2,3,41. RITA M W AXMAN Entered 1957 Booster Committee Q31 Glee Club Q3 41 Publlclty Committee 41 Dean s List K2 31 f K .--0' gk ff A X STEPHEN ZECHE Entered 19554 Columbiana 445g Co-editor of Columbia News l4Pg Columbia News 1339 Dean's List 11,2.3.4bg Debating Society 141 3 Debating Team 12.35 3 Drama Club f2l 9 Literary Magazine 123 : Manager Varsity Swimming Team l2,3Jg Soccer Team l2,3,4-I3 Swimming Team 11, 4l: Vice-President of Class 14-I. fi.-5.4 E f N wa nm K fs l W I 1 fr ' ' 4 z e iff, T f Qilp ' f V Q ,wf 1 az? 5 , 0 lll N -I Left to rzght Fzrsl Row 'llarllyn Sextman Bull Schonbrun Stetfl breensteln Top row Donald Wecksteln Jonathan Lyons Wllllam Sllwerman Absent Alexandra Shaplro Frank Fam Parbara Xndur THIRTEEN YEAR CLUB This year the members of the Thlrteen hear Club are Alex Shapxro Don WlCkStClH Steffl GTCBHSICIH Franlclam Marllyn Seltman B1llS1lverman Barbara Amdur Jonathan Lyons and Blll Schonbrun The glrls have spent thelr thlrteen years at both the Leonard School and Columbla Grammar School Throughout this perlod they have experlenced many dlfferent thlnffs whlch they w1ll remember of thelr wonderful tlmes at school They were very surprised thx fall when Mrs Baxter thelr flfth grade teacher, paxd them a VlS1t at school Don, Frank Blll and ,lon ot together one afternoon thls year and remlnlsced over thelr younger years They reallzed that thelr early grades dnd not pass wlthout mcldent ln fact, 1n the sixth grade they had thelr own polltrcal partles the Democans and Republlcrats Both the boys and glrls affree that the best years of thelr lxves were spent ln the kmdervarten and the flrst grade at the Leonard School and Columbla Grammar School , :. , .- . . : , ' , ' . Z , , 1 1 . . . yr . . . . . A - 1 s 1. . . . . . , v , D Y Y . .. Y . . . S . , 1 s g I U . . . . . . , . 1 D . C .QB C? WQYK Co D2 W fx NEW' H YN! xkk X q 1 vs- w g av r I gs K Ek? I l If .4 I . I t it X v X B X Q.. - 5. 0 ,, qu p x X XX , X , m f - 3 ml r 45 -511, X'-NN -W ' .Q , T Ji. S N Q 'Z f ,538 X ?'E S Ei ZA Xkaf I , h.b',,g ,SX fx, I flcxr N 'ful M17 N mx P ' fwf '-1 Wi j f f x ' , 1, 'X M V X x XD J N K W 5 , f - kk Top row let! ln right Barn Freeman Howard Hirschmann Ronald Bernard Stexe Daroff Howard Jacob -Xllan Lexine Jaw Rahm Paul 'Nloloff Nlarlx Saltzman Richard N1 en Williim Simon Peter Wolfe Third row lr!! to nghl Peter Eienher Stexe lordon Lance llrown Richard Kraln Ronald Kla hrun A her Bernstein Arthur Berkeley Mark Rr Allan Nlann Howard Stein Stexe Klau ner Rohert futherman Peter Btrchall Jonathan Schein joel Harri Sefonzl row lfft to right Karen Kali h qara Horowitz Judith llaum arten Joan Rindler Patrima Herllw Claire Bottom ron, ffl! to flhllf ferald Ieftourt Dehorah Lennett lleh l'ein cld Rita landan Helen Propp Sheila Hir chhorn Rn hard fsoldstein FORM V Form V was a very active class durinff the 19511 1919 school year Thex were led bw President Lance Brown Vice President Judi Weisbcnrd Secretars llreasurer Patti Berllx General Orffanization representatnes Richard Niven Claire Dans and Allan Levine and deans 'Nlrs VZUIHIIOS and 'Wr Corn Class Aetivttles were hi hl1 hted bw a trip tommittee whieh planned trips to The Crucible and other plates of interest 'Nlam juniors also joined xarstts teams and were leaders in both scholastic and social funetlons Volunteer social serxice worlc was done bs sexeral members ofthe C aes ln summarx Form V was a directing group in school activities thls wear The class is proud of its fine record and is lookinff forward to its senior wear colleffe applications and graduation , 4 ' 1 1' l . ' 5 . . Q ' . ' S. A - ' H ' 1 s g. ., ' 1 . ' Yi A ' .i ' . ' as . S ' ', . ' , A ' ass. A ' A . ' . . . ' ' s . Q , a . v ' '5- Davis, Mrs. Sylvia Vagianos. Mr. lsidore Corn. Judith Weisliord. Enid llrand. Alive Res-ler. llarhara Zucker. 1. , .U I 3 V A ' Q Q ll . . gl Q . ,. . w . ' 5 , 1 5 ' . ' , ' -0- ' , . . , v ' . r, . . A 1 . ' 1 V 1 Q - 'I Q - . 4 'vu Z- . . I. . , , . - . -. C 1 . . . . . .U .U b . H . ' . K . . , P l. I . x R P . 'Y n F Mn Q Fzrst rom Larrv Shapiro Rlchard Dlamond John Krau Steve Bromher Erlc Denhy Bruce Qllxerman Ed Kelman Second rou Nlr Nlwhel ,Iudw Welsgrau 'Nancv l'r1ed Renee Stern Bette Leltman Stephanle Feld Judy Greer Pat Lherurg Karen S1lberQte1n 'Nlr A h Thzrd rom Robert Roth Stewe Cohen Alan xIOSlCflW1lZ Ken Taprnan Barbara Qwerckv ,Iona Stemberg John Po meranz John Sheldon Ronny Qohn Qtexe Llp on Fourth rou, Herihel go noff Rlchard Wexnrnan Wllham Llp In llarxex Q llllner lra Kas Ira qtamrn ,law Que l FORM IV Thli xeare Sophomore Claw can look back on a f1ne Qeason Lnder the leadershlp of the claw deanc Ur hh and Ur Nllchel the Qtudent-Q partlclpated 1n all school functlons it the lJe01nn1nU of the Qchool Xear the claw elected Nlartl Flvueres 34 Preeldent lra Stramm a Y1eePreQ1dent and Erlc Denbx as Secretarx freaeurer Rlchard Dlamond and Bob Roth were the preuouals elected General Orvanlzatxon repre entatn ee mth Ed Kelman serung as alternate As Sophomoree the Qtudenti could fro out for xaralts teams Almoet all the bows took ad wantaffe of th1Q opportumtx becomlnff both manaffela and plasers Bette Llttman Nancy Frxed and lxaren Sllberetem omed lflg teame Nancx Frxed and Karen Sllbereteln were cheerleaders aleo The nevs athletlc prof ram of Callithenxci Qeemed to help condltlon the Qtudente for VHFSIIW Qports It recened 100 1 reaponee bx the Sophomore-Q The Sophomore Cla 2 uae al o well repreeented 8CdClCIHlf3llN mth manx memhere on not onor roll and ln all extrarurrxtular act1x1t1e lhe Nophomore flak ac rnemlrer on tn C ec Clul the Columbla 'Xlesw the Colurnlnana and xarloui comnntteek of the General Or dlllldllllll Thl pait wear ha proxed serx Qucceeiful for the bophomores who are lookxnff forward to the Jumor Cla ': j , , ' s, . 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Y C . , e 1 - .e C ' ss. rxt mu Rt lartl 1 ie n 1 1 tfill lhri tenf ll Jerrx Xlpern Peter l'e1n Peter Cohn ROJer Nhereff .Sefond mu Janie Nlann larnela Q r11 Nu an leilne 'Nanu Nah 1111111 Barbara l311n1lx Qu an Telt1 her Pranelne -X her Hithartl lll11n1l1er rd 1011, Nl R wnuld Jtlldllldll lk11rt Kenneth lxre11l111a11n l l R1 n l riann 1 eclwtein 5 mlra R ns C11n tame lertv Jane l ttliel Xnlrew l 1 exe df er urlh fflll, H r11l1l Shapiro W l1l1 I'l1 l Xl l111 t l ter ldfll 1 a lx PIII Klan l llflxllldll la ri exion e111 1 n 9tllllX at e fcllltt LCII a ainnra 111 leiiie 'Xl11e Nher cr FGRM III The 1938 1959 seagon pinned to l1e a uctesaful one for the FreQhman Claw Lar ali rmpunaible for this was Nlr ,lamesl Reynolds Dean 1f the ala s W rlxin with llllll to form a clcme harmonx between teachers and studenta were the claw officers Preeldent Ken Krledman Vice President Peter Schwartz Treasurer Sue Leune and Secretarx Webb Ellacu Richard Blomberff and Allan Gllclcman were the repreQentat11es to the General Or anlzatlon The freahmen made their mark athletieallx The bm: f1rmed tw11 teams Quccer and l1aQl4etball The :Omer team led by Captaln Bob Lubm had a record of two wine no l0QQeQ and one t1e ln ba ketlmall Webb Fll tu and Peter Schwartz led the team to a xictorloua Qeawn Nlmt of the participant on thla Nears teams are lo lun forward t11 1Ol!'llI10' warsitx or JUHIOI' Xaraltw teama 'lhe firl were al 0 well repre ented 1n the Sc mol tearne The fre l1man LlaQs waa actixe in other field as well The Claw had Qtudent on both Flrit and N 11ncl l1n1 r a 1111 anfe at 1l11 1 t l rnifd t eu 1 n 1an1l r 1 llhe ca 11 1 the ll afie tiip UIJCFXI ll nex CI 13 a w 11rl1rlul x ar 1 f t r1a11 t an equa lJI1 ht o more Near Fi J ': i'l' ll -t 11 . Willian l.ul1in. l.1 ' Q F e 1, -' . . 1 ' . l , l t Aw I 'C ' s , ' , ' 1 5-. .i s' , ' . 1 , ' ' ., 5 ' , 1 ' . s . i' ' g. Thi ': . r. ej 5. 1' ' ' , ' ' ' . lui 1-e . larla l,i11-ig, Nla ll111lfi1-lc, Jill W' 1 ' , '3 - U A, Q' - J -A ' 111 ' 1. g t ' M11 1j1il1g1. SI llufet' lt . Nlr. llr111't'lll. Fu 1: a ' ' . 'lt' IE1-11, .arry A ar '1 wi 1. 'e S1'll 1' Ir' it: 'ell . : ' P ' ' . .' r 1' I.. 'S ..l ll1l1lstei.Ab,' l .tZR l1ll ' 'I. ldlil N'li' '. lla 'l . '1 , .1 V .N lv. ' - , A ' ' s - - . . . g Q 5. Q ', ' A , , I' , 1 ' S . V711 g 'I i . ' . A , 7 '. , u - .M . .K F . V . v U . . - L. . H 2 I ' Y- N I v r 7 5, l ' - . w H 7 V . . A i A ' ,. H W H . ' S . . is' ' . ' ' . - - . . - S .k 'U , U . g V V . . . P Y . . . ' K. I' M ' zz' s S ' 5 1 Q 'l 5 ' e ' . ' ' ' S ' . -- e S ' - fee l 1 1 s. Cl' is attl lt ' 5f'll4Illl Q 11'es was 1-we-ll1J11t and blllll' 11f he l1111s 11 f h, rw l' . .NS f11 11th1-r f'XlI'H-f'UfI'lf'l1lb1f af-ti ities, tl11- fi-11411111111 IlEiIillf'lIllilf'fl in all 1-l11l1s. ' 1 'l as 31911 t1111l14 tw trips. 1111- 11f which was t11 Nluwur 11l ,-Xrt. rlilivre wae :1ls11 ' l1l S Sed by Mrs. Wil 't H. 'lih -lass l rl All I ,e a11 l ia l1111l1ti115 '11 1 rl 11 lly 'g S pho- Fzrxt rou Lvnn qamuel Flualmeth l'1eld Deblxx Frankel Doctor Larnex Ellen Green lem Flame l exme Llta E11 cu Serond row ,Inn Paret ,lnnmw Stanton larry Jacob on Qtese Braun Larry Frled Howard Sander Third rou Jefferw Sllllert llaud Invwml Ronald Spewer Cxlbert Stem Nlark James Alwent Bula Olden Salrlee June Pelerllahr 'Nllchael f lahr Runme Rmdler Tummy Alexander Chrx W1lburn FORM II The 1902, 79 Qchool seasun proxed to be a Quccemful and exentful year for the Qtudente of Form II both Qcholaitlcallw and Qoclallx 'xttl'lCl9f7lIlIllI1 ' of the rh lxear Officer were elertecl Thee are Stexe Braun Preelcent Rf nalcl 'pewr X we lre lfltlll Our General Or EiIllZZll1UI'l repre entat1xeQ are l'la1ne Lexlne Daud ln uoofl and Nlarc lame T e tum mawr Zillllt'llf tcam ll'llQ xear frr Form II were Qxslmmlnfr and baelcetball All ln all under the fine fuldance of our D an Dr Carnex we haxe had an lntereetlnv xear and hope to hase more lllu lt ': s. 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C . . . 1. ., C- . lf!! to R1 ht Fzrst rm Judy Wei man Carol Pomeranz Judw Hallmer tadt 'Nlr Contmt Perrle Kasson Barbara be el Karen Jauln Strom! rm Xllan Her lout Dawul freer R In Rappaport Donna Iearlman Jane Kellem Julie Frankel Ruth Linden Stephen Bernard Xndx fhernuthln Third row Richard Inwood James Kellem Kenny Kay Peter Weston John Lubm Bart Zabln Mitchell Lapkln Jimmy Samuels Absent Michael SWICZ Han Haw Chang FORM I The tvsentw flve members of Form One and togetherness and cooperation 1n all phases of school Outstandlnff amon the experiences acquired first place in the raffle drive to raise contrlbutlons the ad drive for dances and performin well academically their elected officials have reached satlsfactor 1 e durlng the year wlll ever be those of winning for the Scholarshlp Fund effectively supporting the Colurnbrana particlpatlno unanimously and happily 1n their G0 sponsored lhis actne and productlve year was spearheaded bv the followmff wisels elected class per sonalitles President Donna Pearlman Vice Presldent Karen Jacoby Secretary Judy Halberstadt Treasurer Ruth Linden Recorder Roby Rappaport Fqulpment Barbara Siebel Room 'NI r Richard Inwood Rulletm Comnnttee Julle Frankel Nlltchell Lapkm Richard Inwood Dance Committee Perrle lxasson Judx Halberstadt C 0 Rcpresentatnes Andrew Chernuchm Carol Pomeranz James Samuels Vue et vixas ,li g . i' '1 R 1 ':. swls. ' 1 . n I' , 'K ' , , ' , ily, profitably, and pleasantly, another milestone in the progress of growing up in the spirit of . . ' ' l'f . . C g . . . . . . sf I , . I . , . . . U . . . . ' ' . ' ' ' ' D . - - A s l- 1 a W . g . - ' I A I j , f X X Niornmg Lhecln up mth Nlr dEste Ruhard Nlnnath and Ellen Katz - ll-3 QI 1 X g 4 Cra e I 'NIu xc Grade I Illustratmg a story NIr-. Beene and lnterested group Damel Jaffe Lxlhan Tauber Rene Low Franklm Lowe Adrxenne Cohen I rdzlf- Y r r nu 3 I Fd! P I I axntln e Rurquu Ixmmy Falkm Dau I hllxp I mn In CIor1a NI11rah1 H1 th lem J nathan Ru e fra e Y and YI Yolles Ball Grade y and XI Bm smmmmg Franklm qpever and Karen Splelberger I' ' I I I V, lf W, 1 - E K -' ' ., ,.-1 I In i ' 'A fig N. .v ' I . d -. 5' -- ' V . . I . w I .A A I AL I I 'I , 4 6 I I I k l ' Vx' c I ' 4' 3 ef fr f I' Iv-f-.-Xlgfl I'I, sfJ g In xIIII'IxUII. Nlies f, ' ' . d J I ' 4 , A 1 r 4 . U ' ' 5 . ,. I e We vi, ,. I ,, , 'div' ,i- -V I , .-1.5:-.. .T- I fjsr - i X ,N ram e Xl r1I llllelll group wlt 1 r 1 axt n GRADE SIX ,ro wma ul LCA ra-1-' rm lxllll x u ln nhlte Qlfwi ' .J-A . A ,,,,. I I Chi '-A'l 1 INl.Il,u. A' .JA I-fl , wiVh'l? K- . l 79:1 2233. . , XJ ,X . .V , xi 4 x .... -. v4 X X X , 1 41 i,XI-Nut ' '--r f ij -' g ratf. 5 J mi' X -:fx Part of C rade V Readmg Group Raymond Lewy Mark Nlandel Andrew Spathle Paul Slapmn Howard Rodgers Joshua Lewm Stephan Culnley Karen Spxelberger Bryden Becker Keith Arluck GRADE FIVE fm'-in-ffW -M-mm-'sm-f 10-owl Y D7 DHD Urfl 6' Grades V and VI Swnmmers J . I K . 5 , A V -,. N. 2 9' 'ffl , K -we Nd , , n . ,i '5 ', f fe -f N - V fa. nl N I -- ' V Q 1 ' A N K! 1 Y 'v 0 - , Q Q , , ,W A,LL, M,wA.W ,,,, ,, ' V' 'V ' X WW- V . -ffm- wig 1 , - 5' K '-1-' . 'Y' V V '7 ' 5-1. :- si ,a 6 5: ' gflf' ,J si W Q 1 i - 5 1 no . xi .gy x. Y x brdtle IX Xrithnietu 1 ruup Hail mu Joe Nlin lt ull Daxitl R th tein leddx I'fdIllxllI'l lznttr row ,Iill Greenberg Karen Florman Keri Chris tenfelil Xrleen Lulw 'Nlr line l'mrit roit Nlarc -Xltun ,luhn Barmdn Lenore Rom Jonathan Rose GRADE FOUR 555 q'F.- I F t M 'V - - .fr ' I 1 1 i ' -' 4 Lil r ry Block Printing Lunch Room Curtains ,C it ni, i. Hymn it-, Davd Ruth, ' , Keri Chrirtenfeld. lthn Barnian. Arleen Lokos. Mrs. Mitchell, Jill Greenberg. I I f Crade III Arithmetic roup Back row Kamal Nron 'Nlitra Be s Bates Joyce Slochower Nlrs Malkin Front row Tamar Smith Sara ,lane beiden Tea Haw than Richard Hanover M . 5. 1 f 1 -'x .. ,. .- t ,W L A , . I 'al 4 K -aa- Grade III and IV- Boys swimming Poem hy Grade Three By canoe and covered wagon Across the states we go With the English and the French Through rain and sleet and snow. The Dutch came to New Amsterdam And met the Indians there. The English fled from their homeland To worship without fear. The Spanish went to Florida And California, too. Later as Americans We crossed the desert through. Over the trails to Oregon And Down to Sante Fe All of us built America And Here it stands today. We took trips galore Around Manhattan's shore. We went to a farm to spend a day Watching animals eat and play. Arithmetic, reading, and science, too In these we always found plenty to do. French was added, which was new Now we can say Parlez-vous? We like our teachersg we like our school We like all the things we have to do. The year went fast and now at last We bid you a happy Adieu. Grade II Readmg lesson wnh Mrs Sachs 5- 4,,sllR Grade II Bu w workmg on the constructxon of Our Nexghborhood r S nl' are Z Y .A-kill Part of brade I Readmg Back row Rudy Tkany Ellen fannenlmaum fregor Snuth Llllxan Tauber Center row Leslle WCISQC Rlchard Norden Daniel Jaffe Rene Low llunald Dmnnw Front rnu Noelle Penraat Rlcky Rose Barbara Clttleman Franklin Iuwe Adrxenne Cohen .and 'Nllss Wnllmk GRADE ONE W e02'+4'-1' +- I .QQ 43 Grade I Pamter Grade I Lunch N N,-,,,, pn... 1 Ar' I I ' v ' CN ' pw 1 Q bf . all . V . QQQL, K x A WORD BY THE PRESIDENT AND THE VICE PRESIDENT Preszdent Vzce President Wllllam Sllverman Alan Mann Thl year has been one 1n whxch many of our plans have become realltles Thls has happened be cause the student body has taken an 8CtlVC mterest 1n the student government and school functlons We can polnt wlth prlde to our schools many successful soclal functlons Our dances have had a lar er attendance and more appeal than those of the last several years The Annual School Prom was held at the Savoy Plaza Hotel and must be consldered an unforgettable affalr TIIIS year students took partlcular lnterest m the schools dress rule and so d1d the New York Tzmes The General Organlzatlon adopted a very successful dlscount card and our student pubhcatlons flourlshed The Publlclty Commlttee advertlsed everythmg from the opemng of school and baseball games to the Harvey Kekk Award Assemblles acqulred a new posltlon and the muslcal Guys and Dolls was the best student show to be presented 1n a long long t1me Ceneral Orgamzatlon representatlves managed near perfect attendance at a new meetmg tlme of elght fifteen ln the mornmg There were more stu dents who won sweaters thls year even thouoh the requlrements for thxs coveted artlcle of apparel have been substantially lncreased From the vlew pomt of the President and the VICC Presldent of the General Organlzatlon thls has been a year ln whlch our school has been materxallx lmproved bv the cooperatlon of the entlre stu dent bodv Blll Sllverman Alan Mann 8 . , , if . . . . - u S . ' . . . . . - . 9 . . O' D . . . . . , . 7 9 . . . . . . . , , . 9 ' M v 1 9 . . . . . , . 1 . Y U . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . A , GENERAL ORGANIZATION Top row left to rlght Ed Kelman jerry Wlesen Allan Levlne Rlchard Diamond Richard Nlgen Second row from top left to rzght Dm, Crunechla Ira Poitel Bob Roth Alan Cllckman Rlchard Blomberg jerry Alpern Arnold Goldman Thzrd row from tap left to nght Alexandra Shaplro Alan Mann Wir T Xenos Wllllam Sllverman Clalre Davls Front rou, Wir Xeno B1llQ1l-.erman Nlr Yaglanu Baal-. rou. Blll Crexl hexmer Allan Nlann -Xmw 51 Lm Rxchard Hxr ch , : . . . t , . , f : V N ll- - v y v , , . 4 , : , , , . . , , . , ! . :. .. S. - ' .. S. S. ' ': ' 5 ' .. , .. '-S'A. ' 45 . SENIOR CCUNCIL I Q? Left to R1 ht First row Amy Q1Sk1l'l Mr Xenos Richard Hlrsch Top row Nhke Saga! Marnlyn Sentman Bruce Brown STUDENT COURT I-5-3 1 utlu ' 1 'X We Lefz to Right, First row: Justice Barbara Amdur, Mr. Xenos, Evelyn Torczyner Court sevretary. Top row' justice Jonathan Lyons. Justice William Creilsheimer. GENERAL ORGANIZATION CABINET Y-P .v Left to Rzght Fzrst rou fllalre Davls Jonathan Lvons Allan 'Ilann Bull Crellihelmer Marilyn Seltman b D ld W k tem Rxchard HlfQCh Wlxke Tarant Bruce Brown Top rou Ierrw Wneaen Blll Shun run ona ec ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE ELI! Ill : mmzzl Nordman Patil Berllv Top row Michael Tarun! Cordon Oppenheimer Howard Stem Let! to Rzght Fzral mu 'Nan cw fried Barbara Amdur Barbara Z u c k e r Donald YV-ck I In Blll bhunhrun Alice Re ler Qu an Wallace o rou ,lull Werlc ID Q anon F1 uere rnnl Coldman f rdf n Oppenhelm er Erlc llenln qtexe llp Top row left to rzght Rlla Waxman Barrv Freeman Nlark Done Richard 'Nalm Lance Brown ,Iudw V Cl bord Bottom rou, left to rzghl Leon F1 Cher Barbara Zuck er Bruce Brown Amy Slilun Alice Re sler DANCE COMMITTEE .f Q . . v - 2 1 T sa f 'Z. ,' - - 1 5 Q - - A , - .4 v Y A ,. . f , . A I Left to Right, First row: Marilyn Seitman. 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A cl 1 . lu I ' - f . l '. ., ,' Ann, I ' ' - -v COLUMBIA NEWS 'I rp mu l H lu rz lt Barrs Freeman Bull Shnnlvrun Ronald Bernard Alan Nlann Peter F1 enlmerg Ed Kelman jaw Bahru Xllan Leune ,lnlm Krau Steve Lrpwn Rrchard Cold tern Rxfhard Nlgen Second row from top let! to rzght Wlxke Sagat Bruve Brown Erlc Denln Sue Crm Audrey Slegle Steffi Green -tern Steffr Feld Alice He Ier 'Nancv Frred Barbara Swer In Pat Lherur lance Brown Paul Nloloff Leon Flscher Brll Slmon ,Ierrs Lefcourt ,lulran free er Third row from lop left to nght Ellm Sarot Evelyn forcayner Rwhard Hlr ch Ira Pubtel Mlke Tarant B111 brellshelmer Clalre Davls Steve Zeche Stuart Green Deborah Lennett Sue WCIIISICIII Fourth row from top left to right ,lon Schem Arthur Berkeley Boh Roth Bruce Sllverman Steve Bromberg RlCh ard Dlamond Wxlllam Llpeky Peter Blrchall LITERARY MAGAZINE W un! raw, lf to ',.l1: R rat rn . naf 5 einn . enee Stern. Sue Weinetein. Karen Slllwer-tein. ar- 'ra Swereky. Hivhard I.l1e-I . Hide Nakann '. Seronrl four, left to riblxtz Nlarilyn Seitnran. Exe-Iyn Nluller. Peter S1-hwartz. S elyn Turvzyner. Nlr. Nlkhael ill ntini. l in S'rut. Stephen .I - . L- R N 4 lrfl rrup 'I Q : ,I nathan Kftr. jill Wvevkitein. Pame lr -A Rachel Franco. Franvine Aiher. Barbara If Q' ra f Rivhard Shere . If fly mu. if Io ng I: Irur-e Silxerman. .arry Leyiwn, Xgil 5irIQ-rm., Nkillianr Lipxliy. Ira Starnm. Jerrold Alpern. Left to Rzgh Ftrs! row James Herlands Evelyn Torczyner Allan Mann Dov Crunschlag Jerry Wlesen Mr Bass Miss Ross Jonathan Lyons Alex Shaplro Steve Zeche Barry Freeman Second row J1m Davldson Johnny Schoenwalter Ahce Ressler Rlta Tandan Audrey Slegle Steffr Greenstem Sus an Gross Steffl Feld Barbara Swersky Sue Wemstem Nancy Fried Evelyn Muller Pat Cherurg Barbara Amdur Judy Baumgarten Beth Bermsteln Barbara Zucker Nllchael Sagat Last row Peter Kochenthal Joel Harrls B111 Shonbrun Stuart Green Peter Elsenberg Steve Gordon Ed Kleman .lay Rahm Allan Levrne John Kraus Bob Gutherman Steve Llpson Ronny Bernard Absent Bruce Sllverman Marilyn Seltman CCLUMBIANA The productlon of the yearbook always myolves many lfltI'lC3ClCS rn the buslness and llterary flelds Thus year was no exceptlon, but It was throuvh the efflclent co ord1nat1on provlded by Cdlt0I'Sll'l chref Jonathan Lyons and Jeremy Wlesen that thls very fme yearbook was produced The edltors devoted much tlme to the yearbook problems and thelr careful attentlon pald off The yearbook befran lts operatlon early 1n the year as the larve staff was aSS1UIlCd to dlfferent departments The edltors trled to satlsfy each students wlsh wrth regard to committees The mam problem faclnv the yearbook was flnanclal As always, a great deal of effort was needed to brmfr ln the necessary amount of adyertlsements A happy surprxse was the actlve partlclpatlon f the school ln the subscrrptlon drlye Howeyer, the mam source of mcome was adyertlsements The people who worked hard and lona to vet those ads were Alan Nlann James Herlands Evelyn Torczyner, Steye Zeche Alan Levme, and the entxre busmess staff Dlrectlnfv the hterary end of the yearbook was Alex Shaplro who drd such a fme job m OTUHHIZIDO' the Nfllllllf' of the many 3I'tlCl64 She was alded by the faculty representatlye 'Vlr Bass Helpmv out wlth spot artlcles was Doy Grunschlaff Bo tom row left to right Marilyn Seitman Patricia Berlly Wlr T Nordman Joan Rlndler Judy Welsbord Amy Sisncin Top row left to right Arthur German Allan Mann Richard Nalin Ronald Kla sbrur Cordon Oppenheimer ,lay Look Nllke Tarant Lance Brown Howard Stein B111 Shonbrun DRAMA CLUB One of the most popular clubs at Columbia brammar School this year was the Drama Club This activity was under the direction of Mr Nordman and consisted of students wishing to participate in all phases of theatrical production and to learn more about drama The club was a ss nthesis of sev in order to have dramatic productions of a hioher caliber The talent shows and reviews allowed some of the more ifted students 1n dramatlcs to give proof of their talents There haxe been mam one act plays presented durm the assembly periods which were enjoyed by everyone As a part of the Spring Concert several members of the club put on a play The Drama Club produced the musical comedy Guys and Dolls under the direction of Mr Nord man with the musical dlrectlon and accompaniment of Nlr Corn The choreography was done by Miss Berman and the sets were designed bs Mr Sherker Guys and Dolls was a great success because of the close teamwork of the Drama Club s departments and the hard work of es ers one concerned This vear has been a fruitful and active one for the Drama Club and the same success IS wished for next years group A Q l , . 1 . . y . . y A . u H . 7 . , ,I ' : , t , f I g -, ' , Y A S 7 V U I eral cultural activities in the school's curriculum: drama, song, dance, and art. These departments united D . Y V n I . U . . I' 1 4 U . 'T , . i ' . , , . . , 1 v . Y' 7 I Top rou -Xrthur German Ronald Klagsbrun Howard Stem -Xlan Clxckman Asher Bernstem Ira Stamm Richard Nalxn Second row Nllchael Tarant Lawrence Leu on 'Nlarllyn Seltman Rlta Waxman Renee Stern Sondra Rons Bette Lextman James Herlands ,lay Look Bottom row Susan Wallace Rachel Franco Barbara Bondw 'Nlr Corn Amy Snskm Ellln Sarot Joan Rmdler GLEE CLUB Thls year the Clee Club presented the Broadw ay show Guys and Dolls Two performances were glven each wlth the sklll twplcal of the CG S theater The leadmg players were ,lonl Rlndler Btlly Shonbrun ent and CYPCTICHCC pohshed bs the reat amount of tlme and effort put lnto the productlon Durrng the second semester under the competent d1rect1on of 'Vlr Corn the Clee Club prepared for 1ts annual Sprmv performance The performance 1ncluded a warletw of songs whrch proved to be very Jos able to both the audlence and the performers Ex erxone acfreed that lt was a great success -Xt graduatlon the Clee Club mcludm members of the raduatm class gaxe an mspmng performance whrch seemed to draw tn hter the bond between C G S and the departmv Semors The entlre student bodw thanks the Glee Club for 1ts splendld work thls wear and wxshes lt Good Luck next scar I ': . ' , ' 'S' , . ' ' . ' . ' V , , , 'I . - ,Vs - - ' 4 ' v J ' . 7 1 . , u . , Amy Siskin. and Howie Stein. All of the original songs were used in the show and were performed with tal- . . V U . . . , - 1 C . ' C . ' ' 1' ' en- .Y ' ' .Y C Y ' . . . U U . U Y . . . A ' ' C' D C' ' 7 . C . . . C ,. . V . . v . V Y. . U ,, The produttlon of Cuts and Dolls w as easllx the frreat est 3Cll1CXf IHCIll of the school year fhe preparatlons for Il were marked ln splrlt and endless efforts and the perform ance showed rnur h talent and pollsh A Great deal of praise must o to Nlr 'Nordman who dl rected the show llf Lllqlldtttl a masterful touch for frettlnff the best results from the c ast The show w as well coordlnated and had a professlonal appcarance Nlr Corn was responslble for the flne manner 1n whlch the sones were performed Nllss Berman worked out some str1k1n choreo raphx and Nllchael Sherker proxlded truly reallstlc sceners The mam parts were plased bw Brll Shonbrun Howle btem joan Rrndler and Amt Slslcln All dlsplaxecl lmpres sue talent lhur xoltes were a waxs fnitlllfl as was t ur splrlted wpproac h These prlnclpals were well supported lu a 'ir 1 LBIJWDCI st ,lust as important as the performance rtself were the preparatlon and rehearsals Pat Berllx was the admlnlstra tue force She was enthuslastlcally arded hx the determlna tlon and wlllm ness of the entxre cast This was the most strrkmv drsplax of school sp1r1t ln some tlme The beneflts from the show went to the Scholarshlp and Endowment Fund All the parhclpants Greatly deserxed the acclarm UIVCII them bs the larffe audlence It was a hlghlw. successful exenmff whlch every one thoroughly enjoyed GUYS 8m DOLLS Nluslcal Fable of Broadw ax performed superblx bs the C G S Actors for the beneflt of qt holarshxp and lsndow ment Fund A i. H v ., - . v l .M - ' . U ' l ,rx V, .I v Q 4 V W -, e - ' l .4 Q U - ' .- , C - , L, . .. . ' ' l . 1 x I . . . , ' . F I, Y ,. - V Y , - ' s., C ' . . X, f v x . . U 'U ' N. V. ' s cv r .- A . 4 G, i. 'I IVA g x 'E hy lr gf- .ll -ar. ' I ' Yi . . . U . . v . . . D M .. . . . L A k 1 Q s .A s ' l ' .A v- C v v I L- l 1: ' Y . .' ., ,', F, ' v 1 -', , Front row-left to right Arthur Berkeley Sara Horomtr Nandw Qhapiro 'Nlilte Tarant leon Fischer Mr Robert le er Stephen 7eche 'Nanrs Fried Bette leitman Willianiqimon Second row-left to right Cerald Goldstein Loren Christenfeld Jerrold Alpern Jonathan Kort Kenneth Kriedman giihard Diamond Ed Kelman Stephen Klausner Richard Blomberg Stephen Hofstadter Andrew Topping Peter 0 n Third row Iftt I0 right Paul 'Nloloff Janie 'Nlann Ieter Nc ns trtf lrtm lknln john Kraus Steve Bromberg Mark Ross Julian Pres er XlllxC Cha in THE DEBATING CLUB 1111 e 1 CII If llllla x 1u111 111 IC werslal topic The students ws ere the orators and researchers of the Columbia Grammer School Debatmv Club This year, the officers were President Leon Fisher Chairman Stexe Zeche and Secretary 'Nllke Tarant As in past years, the club was under the xery capable supersislon of Mr Zegger lhe llebatm Club tm ole pait 111 mmx meet with the membeis of tl1e lnter 'thola tic Debatmfr Lea-rue of Greater New Horlt qeteral of the members with whom the debate were held were Franklin Dxsifht Horate Xlann and Field ton Flhe club al r dixidecl 111t 1 txso team and held 1ntra school debates uhith proxided interestlnfr material oi exeral as emb ie The member of thi club hate not onli 1mp1oxed their public speakm but also amed experience in dom re earth uorlt on a petific topic and 111 preparm a COIIXIIICII1 ar umuit ln addition to the e the Debatlnfr Club al 4 had it-at satisfaction and enjoxment in pre e11t1n their opinion to an interested au dience , ' 1 . , ', f 1' . ' . . . . , 1 . r, gg , . , . . .' ' ' . - ' . Y' . l , ' '-1 ' z , . so . J S-11 .f ' ... ' . , ' 1 os , 1 ' ' . s' . llu g tl1 5 'itll stufl 1 ts in-re S9011St'3I'i'lllIlglllI'l'Uglll oltl Illilgilllllt' articles i11 tl A ' ' 11 . ' lilly. tl halls during period rlianges mumbling strange facts and statistics. and nialeing outlines on some contro- . u E . H C U ' . ' 2 'Q 1 ' - ' ' a s 'Q -Q' s ' ' ' C C . v ' v '. o ' - 1 s ' ' ' 1 Y . C . . 57, . V, . 1 I S K . -M V . ' 4. . L . . C f, ' s ' ' gs' l' s. S .S I I . A W . . x . U U . V . . . f r r r - . g S h K K 5 '. .l . . . g 1. . QI g 1 I , . S . V . F FI gu k .5 . . .W . S . g 1. V . . S . M - SCIENCE CLUB 1'runr mu lil to Hgh! I'iarIlara AIINIUT IMIIN IFCII helnler Prlt Denln Hlchard Dlalnond Sara Horowitz Mrs I' W hltnew Shanrln I'l uere Stexe Brrllnber Howard Hlrthnlann ,IUQIIIII freer SPVUVII1 mu lv!! to rzgllt Harold Shaplrn Hlchard Kraln Ira Kal ,Io e xldfll F1 ueres James 'Wann Jacquehne LPN Peter I'eln Hldetl 'Nakamura N111 hael fha ln Peter fmlhn Iuren Lhfl tenfeld Gre er Blllv Llpskv Peter Blrvhall .L Ul mu hannn Flguerf- I IN We-1 l lumix I f-er l her NIar Paul NI I ff XIBFII FIQUCTCQ Hu ward Hlr Chnlann juhnnx NKITCIH Enld Brand fIalre IIdXI ofiom rou Pattl Herllx Bruce Bn wn NIr Xdgldll d14Illf'lIlf'If XN I an Rm er . .gif ,I : I 1 A Q . L ,S . ,:.. .h . Q ., F -' I 'I' I f . Ig S' L . . , Il' S I A I . , . I . HdfIr. fOlL'+IF-Il rIght: Mark Saltzman, Mark Dunef,-Neil SideruvI'. ilark Rusfl Peter Schwartz, Stephen Klausner, Julian SS ' . -I Y. v I - 7' f 'Z S ' 4, uf 1' INHFHL. I lr , IAWIII I Rf' . . ' Ix RIIFN. ' cl ll . . A I .. R I rg 1 W' T - lf- ll I alll . 1? Th 31hlCllC SC39 lUm1'5QEjf3mm8f School opened as usual mth the socc team T e team mostlv a wounl. one achleved v1ctor1es over a rd an ranklln Standouts on the temp were Captam Nr oldm ll an ox Robblns on offense and dqfen respectnel These tw n mth B111 Grellshexmer mon 'all honors The asketball team started 1ts season hopefully mth a tevs wlns amon hem a defeat of Delehantw but then lost most of ltS games Y sig 1f1cant mln howexer was recorded a a1nst a stron Dwl ht team The leadmg scorers on the small but well functlonlnb squad were Jerry Lefc ur'l Don Weckstem and Roy Robblns Home ,lac obs ded some much needed reboundln strength T s 1mm1ng season under B111 lN1 en s capable d1rect1on P10 Vlded br1 t spots The talented woun nucleus was a1ded bw the expe ICDCC n1ors J1m Daudson Gordon Oppenhe1mer and Rrchard next wear the team looks to Rlchle N1 en as IIS top man e rls basketball team plaxed a dlfflcult schedule meetm schools e Fleldston mth much lar er squads The 1r1s 8ChlCVCd e ajor successes as thes were led by Patty Berllw and Amw ,Jw-ki' e baseball team thrs sear rel1ed malnly on the efforts of IIS bafterx Rox Robblns catcher and Stu Ustm flrst l1ne pltcher 'Nlr 'N11shk1n d1d a f1ne job wslth the rest of the team and the results showed on the playlng f1e1d Tenms a SOI'I'lC1lII'1CSf0I'tOttCl'1 sport recelved full attentlon th1s Near ma1nly throubh the lnterest and playmg of B111 Shonbrun and Don Weclcstem Softball play ers had a successful and enjoy able season too The well rounded team 1ncluded Joe Rosen Jerry Wlesen Jon Lsons Rlchard H1rsch James Herlands Bob Roth The glrls volley ball team flnlshed vuth a wlnnmg record Efflcl ent teamwork ww as the kex to the quad s success Ower all the athletlc year produced some EXCltll'lg and successful events brmglng enjoyment and prlde to the student body I 5 .11 XI.- V1 1 f-. '.. , ,fe ,-. ' 1,' - WN- V t I. , -1' 'N , . V V.V .xg ,V V. , V:,VX fx '.'V If! 5 K -.,J,h '. ' ' 1' ' . . .lx ,an XV1 '-t. 'I '-' -- 11 - O . Vu' ' 1 1 I1 - .V VV.-, 11... , VV V - V-I A 1. ,1,. M . .. ', 1 . -. . . ', V VV , . ' '.' 1. . - 4 ' A ' n s T U A I - ' l I ' ,ni I . 1 'T T I' .' . n 1 P ' ' ' v a n Q 'n ' cr ' ' 4 . ' . V. c M ' . . .' ',.' 1 . '. ., , .V',,'1' VV V . V V. - V . U , '. - V . -9 ' . . . V-. VV V V V U . U V.oV V V, ,VS f M cv 1: o . , . I . . OV YV .-- ' -, V , V- . . V. 7 9 ' ' . I . U . 1' D ' . ,, .1 . . -. , . . of - . 1 . ' D 7 . ,VVVVV , U V . V . .1 ' . D 1 ll -1 . . . . - , VV s 9 .V V. V . . pa . V ln. . V , 1 U , V . . . Th , V , g . V. g V g. . 2,11 s ' ' n. . . . T , . . V DV . . . 1 -f e V V . V 0 . V. . T ' a T 9 ,T 1 9 7 - . , V . . V. V. . . . v v v A , : . V . V . . , 1 , . PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr Harry Heder Dlrector of Health and Physlcal Educatxon arf It if 'v-...,. Wir AL J Benwak Marjorle Berman Mr Wllllam Nxgen Health Educatlon Hygiene Water Ballet Modern Dance Swlmmmg Hygiene Soccer Basketball Tennls Coach Hygxene SCCCER an Front row-left to nght Al Benyak fcoachl Rlchard Kram Jose Flgueres Howard Jacobs Steve Cordon Bob Roth, Leon Flsher Steven Cohen Jonathan Lyons Steven Zeche Dov Crunschlag Jon Scheln Hack rou, left to rzght Arnold Goldman fcaptaml Roy Robhm john Pomeranz fmanagerl Rlchard Diamond fmana CIl B111 Crlelshlemer Wlarv Roth Joel Harrls Ronald Bernard John Kraui Stexen Daroff BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL Front rou len to rzght Sarah Hormutz Barbara Zucker Nlarmann ffd 1fl-L Pat Berllw Hal rou le!! to rzght Shanon F1 uere Amx S1 km Xllce Re ler Nlr Nelhe Ka an Bette Leltman Beth Fem gnld Emd Brand '- Z.. '. ' .. ,vQ . Fi '- ' ze 'g S.. '-'5 ., '- -A . -4. ' gf. ' . SWIMMING Front mu left In right 'Nlark 5alt7man Rlchard N1 en Jamea Daud on Robert 'Nlxttman Stephen Klan ner Rear row Rlchard alm Alan Clnckman Larry Mar OWIIL Webb EIISCU Mzssmg Oppenhexmer Zeche coach Mr Nxgen VOLLEYBALL Beth Felnunld Ball ron ,PII tu fl ht Nhanrvn Fx uere Mme Re ler Bette Lellman Ur Nellle ka an ,Iudnh Pakula Qtephame Green tem Xudrew Slegle Emd Brand '- ' 1 . ' Q . , ' , ' . S , , ' , S . i Front V01l.'+lf'ff to right: Exelyn Nluller. Barbara Zucker. Pat Berlly. Amy Siikin. Mariann Cndsick. Joan Rindler. I ,.v.,' ss. ..e.. ,. ... BASEBALL lrnnl mu I ft lo ll 111 R11 hard Nalin Ruharci C lcl tem ,lerry Ieffuurt l'r.1nlx l'a1n Marvin Roth Billy Shonbrun Sleplwn llarnff Sffmul mu from lmnom left 10 fl,L11I John Krau Robert Ruth Ruhanl Iliamuml Ronald Kla brun 'Nlr Sol 'Wish kin Stephen f4r4l1n Hubert flutherman llan ire er 0 P Nldffl F1 ll r SOFTBALL run! mu ri J J na n William I reil ham far rr Il I If 71,11 in :err lttman Ntep len ec e 6-pi n en llaxnl lraxrla Paul Xl1l1ff f arv Sommer amf- 4-rlanfl ne a 1 tel Xrthur Her E- ex . .1 Q K L P 5 if X ,f 4 A I' . Xi .fy r 5 5 1. : i l 35.4 '--w lnN'. .' ,' , 411 v. W' , -'.Ju NN,jN..l' ' 'geea Q F A l Third mu' from Ifulmni lflfl to righlz Allan Levine. Roy Robbins, Arnold Culmiman. Michael Sagat, Neil Siderow, .lIl' lsll . V fvff In right: l.f-Hn l ilkl'ilf'I'. liivha l lilIN1ll, erry xlil Nf'l'I. H 'than Lyn N. N ' Q 'N ,' ler. H' l 'lr'l , ffl:Hl Nl' l Z'h.lnN lHfN. ' . .vr. 1 , .l' ,N ll ' N. ,lar N ll'x'4lNuni lra l'4+N .Q lx l TENNIS Front mu lflt In flblll Barn Freeman Peter E1 enber Izdwsard Kelman -Klan Nlann Ronald Bernard Patrlcra Berllw Rear rou left lo rr ht Kmx gl km W 1II1am Qhonlmrun Howard Stem 'Urs Nellle Ka an Mr AI Ilenyak Bette LCIIIHHII Jonathan Snhenn Franklm Fam Dunald Weckstem 7th8r8Th GRADE SWIMMING -V36-E? tllf I f 1 IL 6 al In fl TCM CITIU IIII cII'I Il d l Id I IXPIIIICIII dX will Hfld I' N ISXCI' Il Il Illdt ln! BI' df! dlllt' dIIl8 N Ill Il ,Id I he Elll 'A 'L -:ST ' 1 Z' Q' ' It I I ' ' .: - ' A . U I U It X ,lf -A If ., . 1 il V' I I I X Q V 1 ' Q 1 . X E f I F J - Q , ,I s A R' lvl lu igltz NI't'I1 Il L Ik' , A d ' Ch III' . II' 1- flfil. .Inn re N. ' K'-. fr. : rs 'I. fl , . Lh N XXIIIIHI. Hr 'II RA II .NI' ' I -. J' 5 fta Iv. 'nee ' ll . LIBRARY MR JEN CHUNG CHANG I would like to discuss the policy whlch was adopted by the school for running the library of Columbia Grammar School this year In accordance with the philosophy and oblectlves of our school the hbrarian carried on a special program for training students to use the collection of refer ence books whlch we have 1n the library The most important point ln this training program was to teach the students to use the right books at the right tlme and in the right way for fmdmg the necessary lnforrnatlon If the students used our llvely collectlon of reference books in the library accordlng to this prmclple they met with success ln their research work courage the students to visit tlie library for browslng and for selecting books per1od1 cals and pamphlets either during their free period lunch hour or after school ulte a few students did use this time for reading in the library The study of the1r class texts was enrlched with such collateral readings For example a sophomore student devoting a period 1n the library to various aspects of the Napoleonic mvaslon of Russla and Russian life from the Tsar to the lowest serf during the nineteenth century often broadened the asslgnment with the reading of W ar and Peace one of Leo Tolstoy s outstanding literary achlevements The school librarlan also often prepared special recommended reading lists and directed reading and tried to make the school library avallable for leisure time . V , . . . . , . I would also like to say that the school librarian in the past two years did en- , , . . . . , , . . , . . . . 3 . . . , , . . . SPEAKING OF PICTURES Evervthmg m order At the bulletm board U And leawe the drnmg to us Actor Actres Guys and Dolls ly I T11at1c p Allai El I A CCS Guy and Dolls l, Doodlmg at noodlmg -:Al KWHVP' i 8114 Nr remark f m you e guyb Hang? Kekk fini wi. hm i' x. What a rat' KW about me mfr Gus ws1tl'10utdnH Qhop -Km t MS 'T rf SK 'N PV lf ' HHH' Huw dui thn pn ture get IU here' ., ' ' FJ- -:nl W I 'H' fu: V . gffr, ' - -- , .r L, l V' ' .4141 ,.,x, - . , - , lc '31 ' If ,,' . - . 3, . av- 'Q .riifl I f , .I ,- 4 . . AN ' x fn -xx P ' K., f K 1 1 J Z 7 . Hb ' sn wg' ul- 31' Y, .Ay iv X 'K - .. 'S S 'l 5' K . As s V '- ' 1. .. 9 '-X ' 1 fs ART CORNER for the student from first grade through the finishing years of , school is to make him aware. visually. men- tally and spiritually to the thousand and one beauties that nature displays every- where Thu life becomes fuller and more satl fun The student becomes attuned and e M' bherker ceptne to life around him N11 J Rucquoi www fam 5 15 J gy Q Q, Cara Jane qelden Grade Joyce Slochower Grade 3 ,af f B Q I Q,..z J Q4 - in X 44 , Tedls Pranltlin K rade 4 hen fhri tenfeld I rale 4 s. ' , ' - - T ' , . , . ' -, - - . ss . , 1 f mx ' , U V fy- 4, Y ,,,iai a IP L? Q I A I K,,,- is 1 V X7 l if R 1 -1 ' Q e - ' , 3 , .HQ K as 41 Cr f , -an gr 5 ,Cy ' 1 7 1 y f l 7 ,, : '1 ' f an , milk: ll ef A 5.1 , A X V i f' f -11 Q V ,AM A Q , F 4 -A Y '- l I I Q f:f'T'e Q V , X ,f 1 . g in , . ,:. ll i V, wr , l iii-I' j +1 ,si Z e ' if t 'f .1 I , A V 'I' 'L V 4, , ff X . 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New WGNDRGUS ADIIENTIIREI Get the thnll of a tnp to the paradise Islands of the South Pacrfrc at theWarnerTheatre' ALTON COOK Worlii Telegram J: Su GGNTINIIGIISLY FASGINATING' Cmerama as a spectacular medrum Climax of Ihrst halII rs a pagan nt I rth d th d THE NEW THE RUSH IS ON GET YOUR TICKETS NOW' ual wo a secon or rr o PRODUCTION N 'QE' 'ff-'Q' 9ll'l'l-I TECHNICOLORO A SAIL IIIIDLEV YIIIJIJUIITIUII nmruycmmuufmmpnuwmaramuumfua nmmanyrnmotym !g VlAlNEl'l'hos!n efmdv-ysmhsa Nvc VlalMT'homnsnn Baswllragelicofhoa ltxlhrdcaldsbne lusctCunnesodandCanar:1edbyAlullov1h llarnhenbyOnuuUella. me tjmntjywlq 4 non! PM 2 Perl! Dally 240 In 840 P M um mms nun: mommy NR C0ND'T'0NED 'Ch 'Ch' IESEIYID HATS lllv T D ly M mr no-5 eww - WARNER raorzo zeouo so suns muzsorsomg M Broadway at 47th Street 215: so CO5571123 A4 Qndouhpidulf-old M4 vll090 E'583 i My at-If mfg 85 C . . ' , ' s H I ' ' ' H H H ' 1 l l - I u . - ' I H I .II ' ' .YI - I Tl u , I . . 1 . ' l I I II .V I I . A0 HHS.: 'f,,. . -ws. i ' ...I ' ' . 1 Q lx ' i . , I ,,. life, , . . t is - W e - L . ll . neu E - ' I - ' A ' Q EM . hs.-i -1 -I . I A N' ' 22 A o o o n .a lu of I , : g , , ' R MMmeM0M f Zn ok: I 'e..- , nice an 1 on. thru rr 1 : .M.Sl.lSun. as. : , vu, 1 . ncultumelq Eg dill!-il- - Mats. . , gives ...., 1. 3 A un. a , . , . 1 0 us. . 655 Cifv 1000 5400 . . , vcs.3. U I l A Phan 1 In , ru rn . M1 , Q . . l ., - . . umQl1i 1- 111 9 0 aku, ,421 I of ,Ima el '57 ,,,,,,,. YIZR- M I T O1 Ula-M0115 0119 46 Cm aduatmg Class ' may mach QT . Th . ,,,,,.,,..,,,,.,, 3' 7' Compliments BetWh Th CI f 1959 MY BEST TO THE SENIORS Mr and Mrs Joseph Wecksteln FROM on Thelr Daughter JIII AN ALUMNUS JJLOOK ISRAEL 81 LEAH R CUMMINGS COMJER INC REAL ESTATE 52 B d y NY 12 NY THE PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION DR 81 MRS S LYONS JONATHAN MR 81 MRS M SHLEFFAR BestWh ThGdt Mr 81 Mrs Irving Wlesen g .IFVIMY HERLANDS HIS CLASSMATES JUDGE GMRS WILLIAMB HERLANDS A FRIEND OF Bel-I1 8: Amy Llpshle THE JURY IS STILL OUT p 8. B Irwln D Dovldson 81 Rlchord Gehman of s is es To I e asso Compliments To . . I 1. From . 4roawa,..,.. C I' f Compliments of Omp lments O . Con ratulations To IS es L - and To e ra ua ing Class Read Compliments of Har er ' rothers by Compliments of Best Wishes To The Class of 1959 From Bill Silverman s Grandmother Vulcan Welding 8. Machine Corp. 301 3 :th Street Brooklyn 32 N Y Com Steel Rule Die Works Cuttmg and Greasm Dies 233 :Oth Street Guttenber New Jersey Compllments of DON 81 BOB KONIGSBERG ARTYPE PRODUCTS 23 Judge Street Brooklyn 11 New York Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes To The Class of 1939 From MR 8: MRS LOUIS CANTOR Grandparents of 1111 81 Donald Wecksteln ThomasH Brooks 81 Co , Inc 199 201 Magazine Street Newark New Jersey Comphments of BETH WEISSMAN CO INC 4-6 West 23rd Street N Y 10 N Y MR PHILIP SHAPIRO United Shear and Knife 971 Grand Street Brooklyn 11 New York Mr 81 Mrs Charles Hlrschhorn an daughters Patrlcla Sz Shella Goldie Industrial Supply Co 1405 Maple Avenue HlllSldC New Jersey COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC AND REPAIR COMPANY It to -1 0991 l a I 'I F , ' , 8 ' . . g . y 1 ol o ' ' Co. ' ' d ' , 1 1Ii'f E1l'il 00001 , , 1' X F ' I 1 x ry X 1 XE L 1 Best Wishes To The Graduating Class THE SILVERMANS I I From the play Appolo of Bellac Compliments of The Pelham Prinfing Co 524 Southern Boulevard New York THE GOLDMANS From the play Appolo of Bellac' Compliments of VKLDD TIMES SATURDAY JANUARY 24 Y0l1Tll LOSES PLEA T0 D011 TAN PANTS IDress Nonconformlst Funds Grammar School Court Favors Togetherness Flank Fam made n. plea for mdwxcluahty m dress at the Co- ,lumbla Grammar School yes terday He was told by his lpeers to straxghten his he and get back ln lme Last week Frank 1 semor ,purposely vxoiated the schools smct clothmg rules by wearmg a red sport :hart and light tan chmo pants both of which are ,prohzbxted by student made The lou man appeared ln school cou yesterday hopeful of commcmg the three senior membera that the present rules whould be modified F1 ankl 'clothmg-was far len controver sxal than last week He wore 1 white shlrt with buttoned down collar s. black tie dark trousers and a dark Lweed sport jacket The judge: were Barbau Amdur Jonathan Lyons and Wxlham Gmllshexmer Frank told the court that rules that allow black clunos but han khaki ehinox re ridiculous He said that the reputation at a school depemk on the mner qualxties of the students not on their clothes He sand the only requirement for dress Should be that clothing ns neat and clean 1 The court dehberated onlv 3 few minutes before announcing thot Frapk was guxlty of vxolat mg the drug m'es He was sentenced to do an extla assign ment mn his weakest subject Spanish Comphments of LOU G SIEGEL For Beautlful Homes Food Products Corp In Westchester Newark, New Jersey LAN E REALTY C0 107 410 Queens Blvd Comphments of Forest H1115 15 IN Y FORM I AND DEAN I fs ' 1 :fren It .u . , I' . , .. . I l I ' . J, 2 Q . . 3 . V . ' -I 1 I N ' . ' 5 . r . . , ' 1 7 . . , 1 .1 V l I . K , . 4 mules. 1 A ' ll' l r. ' , ' ' 1 V A . . 5 ., . , . ' I 1: V : Lf I ' A . a ..- l, 1 .. . ' 4 A U -A rin , . . - - u ' ' rl g . V ' . I vl , O . I . 1- T , . . Compliments of A FRIEND OF JILL WECKSTEIN Tl EN TSIN RESTAURANT 569 West 125th Street New York Compliments of Joseph J. Shapiro 81 Alexandra Congratulations to the Senior Class- Mr. and Mrs. Jess E. Gross, Sue, Pam and Billy Compliments of Ray Levy MICHAEL SWEIG Form I Olden Camera 8. Lens Co 1965 Broadwsax at 32nd Avenue N Y S 81 T SUPPLY CO Building Maintenance Supplies 726 Columbus Ave N Y 25 N Y Elm Coated Fabrics Co 261 Fifth Avenue NY 16 NY Best W1ShCS To The Class Of 1959 Mr and Mrs Hillel J Franco and Shelly Steinberg s Dalry Restaurant 82nd Street Sz Broadway N Y Serun Dairy Food Over 35 Years Davis, Dorland 81 Co INSURANCE 99 Church Street New York 1 N Y Joey Gold Theatre Ticket Service 235 West 11-xth Street N Y ,lUdson 6 2000 Compliments of Mr 81 Mrs H Gutherman Good Luck Seniors Kahn Lucas Lancaster, Inc To The Class Of 1959 The Slegle Family Fabric Dlstrlbutlng Co Anne Davld Casuals, lnc 49 ith Avenue IN Y Best Wishes Mr 81 Mrs George Jacobs and Howard Concratulatlons to James Herlands and Fellow Graduates Mr 81 Mrs S Bendhelm STARK S Restaurants Broadisay at 90th Street Madison Avenue at 48th Street ... ' 1' , . . 5 . , . . , . . . 0 I ' l . . Y, . . Y. g . Y U , . . 1 , F- V -' F , . . 42 White Street. N.Y. 13, N.Y. 8 F ' , l. . U ' I :stasis l I D ' '- - 1 - I Comphments of Comphments of Grade Three From A Frtend of the Class of 61 Comphments of The KREIDMANNS COMPASS TRAVEL BUREAU Inc 55 West 42nd Street N Y NEY YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY CO Artrsts 81 Draftsmen s Matertals 62 Thlrd Avenue New York 3 N Y Comphments of Forman Cleaners Comphments of Harold s Flsh Market Comphments of Bob s ualtty Frults Comphments of Food Clty Supermarket corner Broadway 8: 80th Street Comphments of Embassy ttclans nc 2187a Broadway N Y C Comphments of Weltzmann Studlos 24-24 Brodway N 1 C Comphments of Charlte s Sport Shop Comphments of Matty s Beauty Stud1o- 2390 Broadway N Y C Fashions For Glrls 956 MBdlS0h Ave at 75th Street The Paths of Glory Lead But to the Grave Arthur Barbanell Yellm s DCIICHICSSCH 651 Columbus Avenue N Y C Astor Garaoe 267 269 West 87th Street N Y C Llppman Cleaners 200 West 86th Street N Y C Paul W La Sota Jeweler OPIICIRH 2367 Broadway N Y C KEYSTONE MEAT MARKET A Frtend Comphments of Lederman 81 Boyer Comphments of Robert Mandel Comphments of A Frlend Comphments of Mr and Mrs L Gluck Comphments of Domtmc 8. Peter Halr Styllsts Comphments of Dorothy s Boutique Comphments of Belt Hardware Comphments of Fatryland From One Graduatlng Class to Another Best Wxshes from Grade Stx Comphments of the Chasm Famlly Spangenberg s Pharmacy 460 Columbus Avenue N Y Comphments to lVIrs Buchan 81 Mr Clayton from a 6th grade mother and pupll Comphments Allan H Mann Howard Hlrschmann Gary Sommer Peter Blrchall Johnny Schem Dick Kraln Allan Levme Peter Wolfe Ronny Klagsbrun Mark Saltzman Sels Super Market Comphments of Dr and Mrs Inwood and famlly Comphments of FORM II AND DEAN CHARLES CHFMISTS INC 2420 Broadway NY INEET CLEANERS R DYILRS INC 2387 Broadway at 81th Street NY and 2725 Broadway at 104th Street Courtesy of The Seemans Walter Dorothy Brlan and Jimmy Comphments of West Slde Caterers Hotel Brewster 21 West 86th Street N Y A Trlbute to Josh Lewm s salesmanshlp Best Wishes to Class of 59 Jo Ann Marllyn Emma Mlke Seltman Dorothy L Martln 621 West 172nd Street N Y Typmc Mrmeocraphm Complete Malllng Servlce BERMAN TWINS Statronery 2479 Broadway N Y LEVY BROTHERS 2305 Broadway N Y C ADAMS on the Park Restaurant 2 East 86th Street N Y C lxEY FOOD STORES 534 Amsterdam Avenue NY C. Comphments of Fast Park Market 1185 Madlson Avenue N Y C SPIRO S Floral Shop-24-37 Broadway at 90th Street N Y C Comphments of Mr and Mrs Irvmg Levlne SUPERIOR VALET Sz TAILORING SERVICE 277 West End Avenue N Y C AMSTERDAM RADIO SERVICE 469 Amsterdam Avenue between 2nd and 83rd Streets N Y From My Grandfather who sells Lamps Susan Nterenberg 0 1 . . 9 A 9 u ,.. Ju o W , -. . L . ,.. , .1 , , .T . . . . ' 3 ' 9 9 9 9 ' 9 9 9 9 9 . ,. ' l s ,Q. . - - I , ui' ,ua Op ,I.- T V- - , . - ,... .- ,.. , . . . f , N.Y. 9 9--' . ., l 9 9 . , . R ,nan ' 7 . .T . U ,.. . ., . as 79 - 9 - . ' 9 9 9 ., . , ,... . . T ,..T U- - .U. U .oi .. . ,... D ,. . ,.. . ,... ,... 1 ,..- f 1' ,.. ' 7 . from A 9 . 9 . .. 9 ' , . . . ' o I . , . ,... . . . , ,.. . . Compliments of Good Luck Senlors Mr and Urs Samuel G Dones Best Wlshes The S G Wallace Eamlly Comphments ofNI1ke Chasln Mark Dones Barry Freeman Stuart Green ,lay Look Bob 'Vllttman ,lohnny Schoen walter Mlke Tarant Ronny Sohn Beth Feingold Comphments of Mr and Wlrs Harry Kram Best Wlshes to the Cla s of 59 Mr and Mrs Murray Tarant Somerset Super Market Meat Dept 2.32 West 8 th Street N Y C Comphments of Dr and Mrs MOTIIS Deutsch and Famlly Louls Ixllpper lMeat 31 Poultry Marketj 281 Columbus Avenue corner 73rd Street N Y TR 4 1 480 In Memory of our dear Mother and Grandmother Kate Wernlck Mr and Mrs Aaron Leltman and Nancy and Bette STARK S VIEINNESE RESTAURANT 1278 Thxrd Ave at 73rd St N Y C Contlnental Dlshes Fmest Wlnes and Llquors Walter Starkjohann Prop SEYMOUR NEUBERGER INC 645 Columbus Ave N YC Between 91st and 92nd Sts Rellable Meats Only SC 4 2017 2018 1160 TAYLOR PHARMACY INC 655 Columbus Ave 92nd St N Y C SC 4 1918 0700 GOOD LUCK SENIORS' from Mlss ,lean M Ross Through Our Doors Pass The Nlcest People In The World Comphments of GROSAM FOOD STORES CALIFORNIA MARKET Fancy Frult 8. Veoetables 185 Columbus Ave between 68th 81 69th Streets SU 7 2393 C Anastaslo and F Pellebrmo PIONEER FOOD STORES Quallty Grocerles Frozen Foods 171 Columbus Avenue between 67th and 68th Sts IN Y C TR 4 6452 LEOIN ARD K ROSEN Llcensed Broker Real Estate and Insurance 3301 Eastche ter Road Bronx 69 N Y 01 2 6461 01 4 0830 Comphments of Lee Sohn Comphments of STAMM S FOR BOOKS 150 Fulton Street N Y 33 N Y Con ratulatlons to SUSAN from Aunt Sylvxa and Uncle Mllton GOOD LUCK SFNIORS Emd Brand Claire Davls Judy Welsbord LOTTE S SALON for Beauty 2488 Broadway N Y C SU 7 1324 Lotte and Erna between 92nd and 93rd sts EMMARJO REALTY CORPORATION Best wlshes to the Class of 1959 Comphments of Mr and Mrs Max Schoenwalter Comphments of Mr and Mrs Robert Asher and Francme ARCHIE WOLFSON Kosher Meats 81 Poultry 2181 Broadway SU 7 0050 209 West 72nd St SU 7 6555 NFW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC all branches of muslc study 1nd1v1dual lessons and courses leadmg to DIPLOMAS Sz BACHELOR OF MUSIC degree Afternoons and Saturdays for elementary and hlgth school students call or wrlte 114 East 85th Street REgent 1 5151 Comphments of Mrs A G Cohn Woltmann and Mr A G Woltmann Natural Cut Styhng Wrth or Wlthout Plncurls on Permanent BILL VITO HAIRDRESSER corner 72nd St 262 West End Ave N Y C Comphments of Mr and Mrs Max Slderow and Nell Comphments of a Frlend Congratulatlons and Best WISRBS to Class of 1959 from Mr and Mrs Jacob Wecksteln Grandparents of Jlll and Donald Comphments of Angelo Rlccltellx Comphments of Dr Murray E Sagat and Famlly NILW WESTWOOD MEATS INC 1802 Broadway N Y Wlth Comphments of ERWIN RIINDLER IINC FUR VVIERCHANTS STATEN ISLAND CLEANERS 702 Columbus Avenue near 95th Street IN YC Comphments of Gerry Goldstem 0 - 2 I - - - - l - - - - I I - l 1 . 1' . 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