Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

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(left) T. Biancini, R. Jennis, M. Lenusky, and B. Green give T. Smith and T. Risman a lift as the chorus joins in for “7Vi Cents . (above) T. Smith serenades K. Tekula as L. Ries and the rest of the workers sew busily, (below) The Chorus. The workers support M. Fiel for he Can’t Waste Time in this scene. A. Hirshberg, J. Cummings, T. Smith, and the rest of the cast in “7Vi Cents .

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Columbia is known for its many talented people, and between the months of January and March they work together with cooperation to put together their annual hit Musical. The 1979 musical was “The Pajama Game” under the direction of Mr. Anthony Mangini. Musical director was Mr. Wayne Fenster- macher and choreographers were Ann Crowley and Francine Sama. Keith Slobodein, Terri Tizman, Liz Eber, Mark Fiel, Fran Sama, and Tim Smith held major roles. Supporting roles were held by Robin Speilberg, Amy Hirshberg, and Jennifer Cummings. Over the years Columbia has gained a great reputation for its annual musical productions, and plans to keep up this tradition. T. Rizman has K. Slobodien in the palm of her hand. M. Fiel grits his teeth as L. Eber encourages him for “I'd Trust Her . (below right) J. Cummings, Robin Spielberg, and Amy Hirshberg look on doubtfully during “I’m Not At All In Love . F. Sama is skeptical as T. Smith attempts to persuade her with the song ‘‘Her Is .

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Kneeling (1. to r.): M. Boehme, S. Santillo, K. Graessle, J. Marino, T. Cassidy, M. Bufo (capt.), J. Francis (capt.), J. Guarente, S. Flach, T. Gaykowski. J. Harkey Standing (1. to r.): Coach Curcio, Coach Schwartz, D. Ward, P. Strauss, S. Loftuf, S. Darwin, J. Sheridan, R. Glancy, C. Sloan. E. Lewis. D. Richardson, D. Cosimano, D. Furbish, V. Cuozzo, P. Amerman, Coach Manara The 1979 Lacrosse team had their best season ever, with a record of 17 wins and no losses. The team captured the two most important tourna- ments in Lacrosse, The Coaches Tournament, by defeating Lawrenceville Prep 11-9 and The State Tournament defeating Montclair 10-4. They also beat Montclair by a score of 14-3 to win the first Gill Gibbs Memorial Trophy. The outstanding Lacrosse Team kept Columbia in the number one position all year. Ten members of the team made the All-State team. They were as follows: Bob Bianchi (for the 3rd time), Mike Bufo, Steve Darwin, Steve Flach, Jack Francis, Rich Glancy, Jay Harkey, Ed Lew'is, Joe Perez, and Don Richardson. Two of these players, Bianchi (for the 2nd time) and Francis were selected as All- Americans. Many school records were broken during the season. Perez scored 48 goals, the most ever scored in one season and in the state. Glancy, with 40 points, broke the record for the most points by a midfielder. Francis got 169 ground balls this season and won 110 faceoffs. Bianchi was the first player in 9 years to break the 100 point mark with 103 points, 62 of which were assists. His total point ac- cumulation was also record-breaking, he had 228 points scored with 112 assists. Further, Bianchi was chosen as the New Jersey “Player of the Year”. Coach Curcio was also awarded by being named “Coach of the Year.” Columbia is looking forward to another suc- cessful season. An opposing defense tries to stop a Cougar charge. 20 Columbia pressures opposing goalkeeper.