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

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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.

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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-lEI934BARNARDBRIC FWQKS junior Dramatics The Barnard junior Dramatic Association presented on the evening of March 16, :'The Growth of Our Nation , a historical pageant prepared by Dr. William L. Hazen, our headmaster, and coached by Mr. Ralph H. Bent, assisted by the teachers of the Middle and Lower Schools. The production followed readily in the footsteps of the previous Middle and Lower School plays. The actors gave a fine account of themselves before a large audience of patrons and friends. Following the play a dance was held which was well attended. The floor was crowded at all times by members of the junior social set. Many congratulations are in order to all concerned for a brilliant evening. UTHE FEDERAL CONVENTION ADOPTS THE CONSTITUTION. 1788 George Warhirzgtorz of Virginia .......................................................... joseph V. McKee, jr. john Dirkinron of Delaware .......... jamer Wilrorz of Permrylrania ....... Roger Sherman of Connectitzit ......... William Patterron of New ferfey ............ Goavernenr Morrir of Pennrylrfania ........ ...... Oliver Ellfworth of Connecticut ........... .,....... famer Madiron of Virginia ................... William fohnron of Connectitat ......... Benjamin Franklin of Pennryloania ........ Alexander Hamilton of New York .......... Charler Pinchney of South Carolina ....... LOUISIANA PURCHASE ..William R. Mundorf, Jr. ............,..Robert Musser .............Robert C. Walter ......Brendan A. Burns, jr. Vincent Moran Frederick C. Spannaus, jr. .......,........Edward H. Ruhl E. Kraft James Mesirow ..............Foster H. Mallett ........Benedict N. Troiano The Purchase of Louisiana The Transfer of Sovereignty at New Orleans. 1803 Governor of Mirfifrippi .................................................................................... Philip Smith Citizen Laarat ..............,........ ........ S am Pasternak General Wilkinron ...... ....... E dward Cunnilfe French Soldier ............... ................................................................................ K enneth Lutz Ameriran Soldier .................................................................................... Robert O'Loughlin Citizenrz james Meyer, Howard Morris, William Walsh, jack Kirk, George Kraft, Rowland Brandwein, james Coughlin, Howard Gasparitsch, james Herb, John Kraft, Daniel Manning, Jr., Nicholas Prounis, Brainard Rau, Emerson Ridgway.