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

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Tl-lEI934BARNARDBRIC GFWQQD Frenrb Inflfurtor IEANNE YOLANDE BOUCHER Student at Neuilly, France, and Fordham University. Instructor in French at Summit, N. J. and at the Barnard School for Boys. Free H and Drawing JOSEPHINE W. BARNARD Pratt Institute. Teachers College, Columbia University. Member of the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors and Allied Artists of America. Instructor in the Barnard School for Boys. Secretary ANNA CLAIRE MURPHY Hunter College Ployfical Training JAMES J. JARDINE Graduate of the New York State Normal School of Physical Education. Instructor in Teachers College. Instructor in the Barnard School for Boys. WILLIAM W. ROWLEY Cornell University. Instructor in the Barnard School for Boys. Playground Afrirtnnir LAWRENCE MOLAND LINDEMAN MOLAND

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E I 9 3 4 B A R N A R D B R -aimmrfffrrrrrr erlffww Faculty, Middle and Lower Schools Szlperoiror BERTHA ELAINE WEED, B.S., A.M. Columbia University. Teacher in Englewood Public Schools. Assistant in Educational Extension under the State Civil Service Commission. Instructor in the Barnard School for Boys. Middle School Bmncbef KATHARINE DU BOIS HOLMES Graduate of New Haven State Normal Training School. University Extension course, Yale, New York University and Cornell. Teacher in the Public Schools, New Canaan, Conn. Instructor in the Barnard School for Boys. BEATRICE WILCOX GRIFFITH, B.S. Columbia University. Teacher in the Greenwood High School, Great Neck High School, and Manhasset High School. Instructor in Alfred University Summer School. Instructor in the Bar-- nard School for Boys. MARIE ANTOINETTE LEON Graduate of Keene, N.H. Normal School. Teacher in Public Schools, Winchester, N.H. Teacher at the Storm King School, Cornwall-on-Hudson. Instructor in the Barnard School for Boys. Lower School Bmnchef IRENE H. HAYS Student, Teachers College, Columbia University. Teacher, Public School, Portland, Oregon. In- structor in the Barnard School for Boys. ELIZABETH MARIE HAHN Graduate of jamaica State Normal School. University Extension Course, Columbia. Teacher, Public School, Cornwall-on-Hudson. Instructor in the Barnard School for Boys. EFFIE MARGARET ROCKWELL Graduate of Barnard Training School. Instructor in the Barnard School for Girls. Instructor in the Barnard School for Boys. x

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Tl-lEl934BARNARDBRIC ef 'LTWSKS if-Aa The Middle School ,cy - 51 NE who has attended the Middle School is conscious of a wonderful spirit ' of earnestness which pervades the various departments. I l In regard to scholastics, the Middle School helps to prepare the student -ll for the more diliicult studies which he will have to face when he enters the Upper School. The student does not realize this, however. Miss Weed and her able associates realize this too well. This preparation, in which the students must participate, is well-planned by Miss Weed and her staff. Each year, the students take Regents Examinations, and perform excellently in them. The social highlight of the Middle School is the yearly play, which is directed by Mr. Bent. This scheme is carried out for the purpose of developing poise and self- confidence, which every boy needs in future life. The physical department is well taken care of by Mr. Jardine and Mr. Rowley. The boys have class teams in every line of sport. The boys are taught sportsmanship by this idea. Mr. Jardine and Mr. Rowley coach teams, known as the Brownies, which play old rivals of the Upper School. A great number of these boys, in the past, have made varsity teams, when they have entered the High School. Again, Miss Weed, Mr, Jardine and all the teachers of the Middle School are to be congratulated on their fine work in preparing the boys for entering the Upper School.