Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

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David Rice Amy Hirschberg Brett Lowell Sheri Savin, Lisa Rosen, and Chorus Jennifer Commings and Jill Geddes Jim Sie and Jill Glickman 19

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Show The 1980 musical was Carnival, under the direction of Mrs. Ali Butcher, and what a splendid carnival it was. Stu- dent director of the show was Ann Jacobs, and the choreog- raphers were Faith Keller and Francine Sama. Each member of the cast contributed his very best. A fine acting job was given by the leading performers, and the chorus did a superb job, lending their voices to complete the cast. Musical direction was under the supervision of Mr. Wayne Fenstermacher, who conducted a very talented orchestra. Those who worked behind the scenes all con- tributed greatly and made the show a success. Carnival surely proved that love does make the world go 'rou nd. CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of their appearance) Jacqueline . . Roustabouts . B.f. Schlcgcl............ 77» Incomparable Rosalie Marco The Magnificem . Princeis Olga ........... Gladys Zuwicki .......... Gloria Zuwicki........... Greta Schlegel........... I Hi..................... Ctobert ................. Paul 8erthalet........... Puppets: Carrol Top . . Horrible Henry Rcnardo . . . Marguerite . . First Card Cirl.......... Dr. Glass................ ..............Kirsten Tckula ...........Anthony Bianchini Michael Lenusky Michael lerman David lipowitz Arnold David [Nington Russell ............Amy Hirshberg .................David Rice .................Anna Smyre .............Diana Schu«w ................Barbara Koch ..............Iill Gtickman .........Jennifer Cummings ....................James Sie ..............Icc Adelman ................Jill Geddes ................Randi Tckula .......Michael Richardson ................Meg Farrell ................Vicky Sama ................Breit Lowell Jennifer Commings Lee Adelman Arnold Russell

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Lacrosse Columbia again proved to be a dominant force in the 1980 season. Under the coaching of Bob Curcio, the Cougars outscored all opponents 169-78 in goals. They thus ended the season, ranking fourth in the state with a 13-4 record. New Jersey's Player of the Year and an All- American selection. Rich Clancy led Columbia's awesome attacks, joe Perez, Paul Amerman, and Peter Strauss were doing the ball-handling. All- American Ed Lewis, Don Richardson, and Don Ward were the undaunted defense which kept the ball away from the Columbia goal mouth. Although the state title eluded the Cougars, the CHS laxmen can boast of an array of individual awards unmatched by any other team in the state: the New Jersey Player of the Year, two All- Americans, and eight All-State selections. 20 Peter Strauss battles it out with the opponent. Paul Ammerman Peter Strauss