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

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Tl-lEI934BARNARDBRIC liil all , 'T'T. , i 'i JOHN ROUSSEAU HOGAN Johnnie 1950 Andrews Avenue Entered from Henry the IV Lycee, Poitiers, France Varsity Track Team, 3, 4. Entered into eternal rest, December 28th, 1933. fohmzie fame to nf from I71'a12re, thy. retiring, 111z11,rea' to A111erica11 zvayf, A7IlEI'it'd1l .!'t'k700lJ', Al1l8I'ifdlZ boyf. A big boy. with a mop of bluhy red hair, he felt hir nay floufly. B111 it wat a matter of dayf only before he made f1'ie1zd,1 of teafherrr and rrrhool- mater, I0 1zai1'e ufaf hif 7I7c1l77Z6l' and Jo plearaht hir fmile. 111 the flafrroom he f007l took bif plate ar a .s'ple12did Jtlttlent. Of coftrte with l re1zch he had no difficulty. Hiftory war hir forte, l70Il'61'EI', and bit learrletl I'6IIld7'k.f 011 zrorld ajfairf raztght the attention of bit 111ate.r. Nor ufar he bafkuard on the llilaygromzd. He loved to 17171, 112 play, ill ea1'11e.rt, He became a member of the trark team. am! gave hir erery effort to improve himfelf. to Jerre Barnard the better. At Camp Iroozzoif ue fame to knou' the real john. He 1l'971f 011 hiker. and Jlept ,rule by .fide with III 111 the open. He fetrhed zwater, rhopped zrood, did hir Jhare of the load in every way. fohmzie died .flldtfellly 011 Defember 28th, 1933. It if om' lot to carry 012, at a daft, without hir lovely mzile, bit foft force, hir u'iUi11g11eJ,r, hir .rhy 4-UIELTIUII. We may do Jo, for we know' that he har foam! the peare ana' happilzen' of which bit life with III war the begimzirlg.

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Tl-IE I934BARIXIARDBRIC Go tb i ,, ' G , Wg, ' , T., ' iiifawig 'f JOHN THOMAS BROWN, 3rd John 29 Bayley Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Entered from Gorton High School 33 Varsity Foot- ball Team 43 Track Team 3, 4. To enter R.P.I. Here, good people, if lhe pricle of Yoizherf. john 6377l6l'g6J' I7 f Q 2 ff' i 1 kg Animas ffx few . Ieer T ' ZW.. ,- f . if 67 f to ff, ??'T .-haw , , ,' . ' 'Tt' 'H T 1311 no ..f7 ..', S , . 71115 T I . I , x 7 1 from the ZL'fl6l6l'1Z6.f.f lo ififil in daily. Blizzardf, floodf and ofher catarlrophef do not preeenl him from roofing to Jehool. john if promiizeizl on the azfhletif jielcl. He played a great game at gnawl on the football team lhif part reafofz. At lrack john zrar alfo one of fhe Jfarf, He may he Jeen every play, ilfrriiig lhe trafh Jearoiz, prarliriizg pulling the .rhol . It war through hier uforh that Ihe trarh team emerged rirlor in Jereral of ilf ilzfal meetf. R. P. I. haf been choreiz by fohiz df hir alma mater, and we hope to .ree him often ar he plfrmex hir cozirfe of fludy at lhat i mlitzzlio 11.

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TI-IE! 934BARNARDBRIC M We aww GRANVILLE NIMS HORTON Gran 34-47 82nd St., jackson Heights, N. Y. Entered from Newtown High School 4. Varsity Foot- ball Squad 4g Varsity Basketball Team 4 g Tennis 4. To enter Amherst. We firft came to know Granville at Camp Iroqttoif. While there he played a good deal of harkethall and tennif. When he arrizfed at Barnard in the fall, he continued hi.r interert in .rportf hy going out for football. In hafkethall hir work earned him a place on the fqnad. He war one of the ftrongeft rereroer and .raw feroice in many gamer. There reemf to he no dotiht but that Granny will make the tennif team. Hi! love for Barnard if bert indicated hy the fact that he commtttex daily from far off jackson Heightr. Throughout the many hlizzardf in the part winter, he joztrneyed hy kayak and dogrled over the frozen waftef of Long Irland garhed in a hear- Jkin rag. After john Faiella had knocked the iciclef from hir earf, he reported to clauef in which, hy the way, he war very projicient. Gran if to enter Amherrt from which place we expect to hear reportr of hir continued rnccerf.