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

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Tl-lEl934BARNARDBRIC T - , ' 'LT ' 7 , ' ' ' '+L' ii The Bric Board ! Qi'-T HE Bric is an annual publication of the school. We hope that this book will be kept by the boy to whom it is given as a reminder in later years of the pleasant days at Barnard. As one grows oldhe wishes to recapitulate the pleasant memories of days gone by, and this book will serve as a remi er of the happy days spent at the school. This year there has been a renaissance in the Bric board. In the past few years the social aspect of the Bric board had been neglected. However this year the Bric board has taken on a more social character. The troublesome barriers which the board have to surmount have been a pleasure to hurdle. It is our sincere hope that you will receive as much pleasure reading this year's Bric as we have had in publishing it. The only reward we ask is that this Bric will uphold the honor of its predecessors. T

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Tl-IEl934BARNARDBRIC Y' 'YTWQKD The Purple B .wav 1921 the idea of a school newspaper was conceived, and in due course of time it was named the Purple This was not the first Barnard paper, i for back at the turn of the century the students prepared a periodical called f l y' The Aionf' This issue is carefully preserved by Dr. Hazen and is an interesting memento of the earlier days of the school. However, it remained for the Purple B to publish the first newspaper to appear at frequent intervals. Ian Hunter and john Sheldon were selected as co-editors on this year's board. The staff selected to assist them were taken from the three upper classes. The 1933-34 edition followed worthily in the footsteps of its predecessors. It is an evidence that there is at Barnard a decided place for a publication of this type, and it is the hope of all that the Purple B will continue to serve as a means of undergraduate expression. M -SW Wflmtif