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

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M 'M , M, WM, , Mf M27 f A Y 71,7 V - V ---- --7-- - --7-7 U -- ---V-2 - 2 Bark Raw: D. Moore, Ryall, Adams, Travers. Mizfdfe Razr: Mr. Merton Ashton, Comb: Dennis, Galbraith, B, Moore, Friedrich, Mclielvey, Mamlger. Sizfirzgg Smith, Wund, jaffee, CcIfIlf.!i12,' l-Ian1'ah.m, Leer, junior Varsity Basketball ILTHOUGH the Junior Varsity won but two games out of seven, there was no lack of lighting spirit on the squad. They played fast, flashy, basketball. The majority of the games lost were lost by close scores. Under Major Ashton's leadership, the members of the team learned sportsmanship along with basketball. Their preparation for the work of the Varsity was complete, and they will form an excellent nucleus for a team next year. Captain Jaffe and Billy Moore were the outstanding players, with Charley Friedrich and Wund holding down the guard positions. Dan Moore, jack Hanrahan, jack Adams, Buddy Leer, Bill Galbraith, Ralston Dennis and others, saw plenty of competition throughout the season. Tl-lEI934BARNARDBRIC

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Tl-lEl934BARNARDBRlC --' 5 ' V MQ 7-Y. Yw.n7 , . .,,+7ll,7f 3 , , W Sftlllllijllyj Mr, Raymond, C11.1r19: 'l'ruvei's, Frie.lrich, Horton, XX'cisheclce1'. Silliugz Dennis, Crossmun, C.1p1.1111 J Faiella. Tennis HE tennis team, this year, is centered around Lyman Crossman, the captain, and john Faiella, who played a steady game last year. Coach Raymond llrfgf' expects aid from Granville Horton, who played good tennis at camp. He has some able substitutes in Ralston Dennis, a newcomer who has played tennis elsewhere, Paul Travers and Charlie Friedrich, both of whom were on the squad last year. Crossman, who has been playing No. 1 man since freshman year, will be the mainstay in both the singles and doubles. He was ranked sixth, nationally, and first in the east, in the boys' division. Crossman, who is also manager, has arranged an interesting but diliicult schedule with some of the strongest teams in the city. The BRIC desires to wish Mr. Raymond and his team the best of luck during the current season.

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as swsfwe aaa his me lizfii Razr: Morse, Knight, XXfalter, XX'allin, Clark, Kieran. .Xlitfifftf Razz: lNfclNlanus. ,lltH1.1gw'.' Bry, Griffin, Conway, Sxveeny, Brown, Kircherg Acker, Mr. joseph Garrity, Cwffa. Silfiizgz Clrossman. Travers. Leer, C:lf1f.IflI.' Seitz, O'Keefe. The Midgets T' 'i'i'NE phase of athletics at Barnard is the midgets, who consist of a group of W' to w A a ix underclassmen who are preparing themselves to be future wearers of the l Q . ly coveted varsity They take part in three sports, football and basket- L W h l ball, coached by Mr. Garrity, and baseball under Major Ashton. In these games fundamentals are stressed with a view to future usefulness, and the outcome a minor factor. Nevertheless a rather fine record was made in the basketball season by these future greats. The Midget baseball team promises to make a record equally as strong. Tl-lEI934BARIX1ARD BRIC