Barnard School for Boys - Bric Yearbook (Fieldston, NY)

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SENIOR CLASS

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HISTORY OF 1907 The time is at hand for us to sum up the history of the illustrious class of IQO7. We have been constantly changing during the four years of our existence, but will graduate as a class of which we have good reason to be proud. Among our number are students, writers and athletes. We know that we must have some students as we sent up more fellows to take the Board Examinations than any other class in years. Our claim to literary ability is that during the last two years we have had either the editor or some member ot the stall on allthe school publications. In athletics we have carried all before us. Every one of our number made at least one of the school teams. On the Basket Ball team, we had the captain and three players. With these and the other fellows of the class we easily de- feated all the other class teams and won the championship banner. All except one of our members made the track team, while the captain and the majority of the players on the Base Ball team are naught-seven men. The social side of our life has not been neglected, for our dances and dinner will long be remembered as red-letter events. Wfe could go on and nll pages with the account of our accomplishments, but we must leave room for the smaller and younger classes whom we hope will some day reach the standard we have set.

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anim' Class HARRY BLOCH Classical, Member Debating Society, 1907, 'Varsity Ba Team, 1907, Class Banquet Committee, l907. I2 East 97th Street, New York City. WALTER BERBECKER Scientific, Class Basket Ball Team, l907g Track Team, l907 'Varsity Base Ball Team, l907. 57 St. Nicholas Place, New York City. se Ball