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

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Tl-lEI934BARNARDBRIC G W , , ' T ,W Upper School II Pmrfdezzf .,.......,. ......... Vice-Pmridelzf ....., Secrefrzrj' ........ I I'6'LZJ'11l'c'7' .....,...,.,,.....,....,...,.. .. George Willigiriu Andres Spencer Gordon Bostwick Warren Consoli Charles joseph Conway Lyman Weeks Crossman, William john Cunningha Frederick Doll Charles Henry Friedrich, john Jay Mclielvey, Jr. jr. m, Jr. fr. LYMAN WEEKS CROSSMAN, Jr. ...,.....CHARLES HENRY FRIEDRICH, J RICHARD LEIGH SMITH SPENCER GORDON BOSTWICK Arthur Herbert Meyer William Malcolm Moore Wallace Henry Plummer, jr. Walter Lindner Redell George Francis Ryall Leo Gustav Ruhl, Jr. Richard Leigh Smith Richard Parsons Snyder XX'alrer Q. Weisber'ker, jr. Charles William Wund I

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Tl-IEI934BARNARDBRIC 'l ali ' 1 . W , W, , ,Y .,,,,Cf l . ,,L,,,,- l 'ii, junior Class History E, the members of the Junior Class, proudly accept the full responsibilities fx, of becoming Seniors, the management of the .Student Council, and the many S? ii J other student functions. We feel ourselves especially qualified for this great honor by our fine scholastic and athletic records. In the field of athletics our members have starred principally in football, baseball, and tennis, but we also have members on the basket- ball and track squads. Many of our classmates have won their letters in these sports. Although the smallest class in the Upper School, we have had our quota of representatives on the monthly Honor Roll, thus proving our worth scholastically. Our social season was a huge success. The Senior-Junior Football Dance, and the Senior and Junior Promenades were all heavily supported by our fellow classmates. Of particular interest was the junior Promenade, which was held in the beautiful Egyptian Room of the Hotel St. Regis. In the other phases of student life we have also placed members of our class on the Purple B, The Bric, and the Dramatic Association. Therefore, with this resume of our Upper School history, we feel that we are able competently to fill the places of the Class of 1934.

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Tl-lEI934BARNARDBRIC - ern some emtffwxs- ea Upper School III f is HE Sophomores, while supporting the various school teams, were also the main bulwark of the Movie Squad, an unofficial group whose purpose in life is to see how early they can get out of school. In the line of sports, the class showed great school spirit. Members of the class were to be found at practice during all the seasons. The scholastic record of the class was not as good as it might have been, but this fact was balanced by the whole-hearted support given to all the activities of the school by the boys. Next year, as juniors, you will have a larger part in the running of the school. Your athletes will be important units in the teams. Under those conditions it might be well for you to settle down in your ways. Your class has not been notable for its discipline, but the quieting influence of responsibility will aid in making you better citizens of the school.