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

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Tl-IEl934BARNARDBRIC -s i a s --:ww - Intelligence Test When I blow this whistle all talking must stop. fThis is hardj Harry Bennet A Mr. Geyer Pied Piper of Hamilton May I be excused from track today, Mr. Swanson. QDon't push.j Brown Selway Sheldon Black I like riding on the Long Island Railroad every day. fStop, Look, Listenj The engineer Horton An aged Conductor The play rehearsal went off beautiful. fUse no hooks.j Mr. Bent Spike Miss Murphy Let's go down and see if the furnace is working. QNO smoking on this one.j The candy man Any teacher Cynthia Kraft I always walk slowly through the halls because it helps me to concentrate. QPick any threej Seitz Dan Moore Adams Take as many towels as you want, boys. fBlot, do not rub.j Mr. Coe McManus McManus This trombone certainly has a sweet tone. QUpper Registerj John Brown Bry Donald Brown I jump center for Singer's Midgets. fAnswer briefly., Galbraith Kanovitch Mallet Reading is my hobby. fDo it now.j BOIIOI1 Hunter Mr. Raymond

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Tl-lEl934BARNAl2DB 4 1 1 1, 7' Y 7 i 5 ,, ,Q The Senior To College we're going, Wild oats we'll be sowing, We may be a punter or passer, Well get mush notes from girls We'll panic the prom girls Of Smith, Wellesley, Bryn Mawr, or Vassar. We'll study quite rarely We'll pass courses barely. QWhy should we make our poor brain bust?j Upon graduation. Who knows but the nation Will call us to manage the Brain Trust . We'll take up high finance, Or surgery perchance, We may be a bishop or dentistg Surveying, brick laying, Or saxophone playing, Or merely a non compos mentist Underclassmen, pray heed us, Although you may need us, Our faces you'll see nevermoreg To be quite successful Be nonchalant, zestful, To Wit, be like old '34 Ode 1E ..N.l.!J:1ll

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