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

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Tl-lEl934BARNARDBRIC -.i. liii iT4'ii:i,'iii, l' l Y T' i 4' l 'i ,lim , 7 The Library Committee HEN we returned to school this fall, we were surprised to find that there was no more freshmen room, but instead a school library. Dr. Hazen had furnished this room with chairs, tables and other necessary equipment. 512433 Books were contributed by the students and by the school. In order to take care of this room and its property, Dr. Hazen chose a committze. They took charge of all the matters pertaining to this room. The taking care of the borrowing and the returning of the books was the committee's biggest responsibility. A member of each class was chosen on this committee. The following are the ofhcers of the committee. Prerident ..... .......... W ARREN CONSOLI Claairllzafz ........ ............. L ESTER MORAN Serwlary ...... ........ R ICHARD SMITH Trearwer ........ ........... C HARLES WUND Libfzzriam .... ........ S NORMAN MALLET ILAWRENCE EVANS Dance Committee HE Dance Committee, whose duty it is to make plans for rooms, orchestras, and other such arrangements, has shown itself to be a worthy group of men. 'Z T:x . zfi yf 1 V6 ll bm y ' The social season began this year as usual with a dance held in honor of the Football team which had just completed a fairly successful season. The dance, which was held at the Riverdale Tennis Club, and attended by many Alumni, was a splendid success. ' The juniors gave proof of their ability when they presented a junior Prom at the St. Regis Hotel that equaled, if not surpassed, that criterion of dances, namely last yearis junior Prom. Even now, one month prior to date of the Senior Prom, the Seniors are anxiously looking forward to, and some are making elaborate plans for, the crowning social event of their last year at Barnard. It will, without doubt, be a dance that will live up to the reputation of the Class of '34.

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Tl-lEl934BARNARDBRlC Tl ilf he-a acwswzif E1 1 ee fe ee Two' f A gf . xt , ,.VV . Barb Rout Shanks. Utech, Knight, Clark, Kavanagh, Middle Razr: Arns, Mesirow. O'I.oughlin, Hvass, Mallet, Kingston. Sifting: Dennis, Brown, McKelvcy, Powell, Evans, Meyer. Frou! Ron: Rogers, Kieran. The Orchestra N HE orchestra is one of the main social activities at Barnard. It has been in operation for seven consecutive years. For the past three years l it has been under the able direction of Mr. Coe. This year the orchestra met two or three times each week and practiced diligently. They played before the school several times during the year, and also at the Senior and junior dramatics. A very successful recital was presented in February. Recently a junior orchestra has been organized, consisting of members of the Freshman class and of the Middle School. It is upon this organization that we depend for the foundation of the future Senior orchestras. The officers of the orchestra: Pzeridelzt ................................... ...,..... A RTHUR HERBERT MEYER Vice-Prefidelzf ..... ......... R OBERT ADAMS MCKELVEY S9f7'Ef4H'J' ....... ......... W ILLIAM DONALD BROWN Trea.r111'er .... .....,... L AURENCE JAY EVANS, Jr.

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Tl-lEI934BARNARDBRIC Lejvl lo Rigbfg Lindurs, Fowler, Fisher, McKee. The junior Dramatic Club P1'e,ride11f .......,.,.. ......... B ERT T. FISHER Vive-Pmridefll ....... .,....... T HOMAS R. FOXVLER Serrelary ......... .......... L AWRENCE LINDARS T1'ea.r111'e1' ....,...., JOSEPH V. McKEE, Jr.