Fieldston School - Fieldglass Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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sions Committee ground out a respectable set of by-laws, and Tom Delbanco, as Treasurer, led the Finance Committee through an amicable year of pennypinching. The Club System, under the guiding hand of Club Co- ordinator Bob Kimball, flourished in its second full year of being. Talented thespians performed with the Drama Club. Bob Jervis and Fred Siegal developed the Photography Club, which presented exhibits for the enjoyment of the entire school. Debates on current problems were staged by John Lipkin and Tom Landsberg in the Current Events and Debat- ing Club. The Chess Club, while harbouring some tourna- ment ringers, gave many students a chance to test and de- velop their skill at chess. The Music Club gave an opportunity for students to hear and study all types of good music. The Model Railroad Club, under the direction of Henry Spotnitz, afforded excellent training for future followers of Casey Jones. .M r bv an 'bfi 'H'-'V . INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS Mickey Glass CONSTITUTION A L REVISIONS Andy Kulir COMMITTEES While-r Iluum Alun Iivrgvr Th PUBLICATIONS e News 0 1-'A .1 'Q ff A HOUSE Put Weill Jill Behren Qi 1:11 x In T 5.-sf j r, i-...D ' ff' .7 3 c.A.o. 'xfi . pfggy Fr'3'3dnm'I Iiifk Iirmsn 1 , I-6. June Drctzin lnklinps

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COMMUNITY SERVICE Mary Ellen Weisl Margaret Tager Although the Student Council is the most important single body in student affairs at Fieldston, the committee and club system constitutes easily the most important and vital part of our student government. Committees this year, under the supervision of Committee Co-ordinator Steve Kass, participated in a great variety of activities. Mickey Class handled the Internal Arrange- ments Committee, which provided the school with illuminat- ing and interesting assemblies. Mike Rosenberg and Al Berger chaired the Boys' Sports Committee, which was in charge of varsity letter awards and an enlarged C.O. card program. The International Committee, under the leadership of Betsy Ardwin, helped the school learn about UNICEF and the U.N. Jill Behrens and Pat Weill, as chairmen of the House Committee, took charge of the maintenance of the rec room, and the problem of ushers at school events. The G.A.O., under the direction of ,lane Dretzin and Peggy Freedman, co-ordinated the gym department, the girls, and the Fathers and Daughters. Margo Zimmermanis Social Committee plan- ned and ran the school's parties so that they afforded enjoy- ment for all. Jane Kaplan and Sheila Benow chaired the Publicity Committee, which ably presented, in graphic terms, slogans and appeals. The Community Service Committee, under the direction of Mary Ellen Weisl, collected needed dollars for worthy groups. Andy Kahr's Constitutional Revi- SOCIAL Margo Zimmerman Dick Brown ,zfl 2 Vrfr ,,,, A . n ' I ,f INTERNATIONAL Deanne Rothstein Betsy Ardwin BOYS SPORTS Mike Rosenberg Alan Berger CLUBS AND PUBLICITY Sheila Benow Jane Kaplan

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CURRENT EVENTS AND DEBATINC Tom Landsberg , ' John Lipkin RADIO-ELECTRON ICS Steve LCWIS 'ser ,V 4.4- M ' CHESS Ricky Sunshine PHOTOGRAPHY Bob Jervis Fred Siegal ART .lean Senegas L, ','. if Q, 'I 'una W 1 n 7 M A fl fi - k,,L -Q ' Vyly , , ,,.. f l , , A A MODEL RAILROAD K Henry Spotnitz Mike Mayers MUSIC Jeff Caplan Elena Citkowitz DRAMA Jane Franzblau Judy Geller