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

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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

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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