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

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THE 1935 BARNARD BRIC T' ,L il, . l, .,Jl 3 The Dance Committee ,g 1-El HE Barnard social season this year, has been a particularly bright one. This success has been due mainly to the work of the committee. 54' The season began with an Autumn dance, held in honor of the foot- RQ l ball team, which had completed a successful season. The dance, held at f' mi- the Riverdale Tennis Club, was a huge affair. The Junior Promenade was credited to be one of the finest in years. Held at the St. Regis Hotel, it rivaled many of the Senior Proms of the past. The height of the social season will be the Senior Promenade. The dance, which is eagerly looked forward to, will be given some time in May. This dance, without doubt, will live up to the reputation of the class of 1935. The Library HE school library is now ending its second year under the able supervision of a student committee which has endeavored to promote interest in its ly, use. The room is used during school hours by the members of the Honor . QM Roll who gather intimately around the table and prepare their lessons -!A 'l studiously. During its existenceiit has grown slowly but surely, having had a fine start with a set of the Harvard Classics, encyclopedias, and the works of Mark Twain. It is the hope of the school that it will continue to grow and to be of service. The active officers of the committee are: President ..,.........................,....................,.... RICHARD L. SMITH Vine-Prefidenl ........ .,....... W ILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, jr. Secretary ............. ......... W ARREN V. CONSOLI Trearzzrer ......... ........ L AURFNCE EVANS, Jr. Freshman Father and Son Outing : iN MAY Fourth, the Freshmen and their fathers will go tg Tarrytown, l N. Y., for an outing, which will consist of a track meet, tennis matches, and 1 a baseball game. The boys on the committee are Albert Stunkard, Vincent Moran, and Austin Burns. Mr. Bent is the class proctor. at During the fall and winter months, the Freshmen had two dinner and theatre parties. The shows seen were i'Kill That Story and The Great Waltzn. Robert Halligan, Robert Musser, Foster Mallet, Robert Walter, and William Lillico formed the committee. These Freshmen outings are rather new to the school, but, as they have been so successful and so thoroughly enjoyed, they will probably become a regular feature in the school program.

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1, ,gli Lg4,,T7 '4 '-'em ' ' 7 ' Wgrwi 'W The Orchestra ,aitixi HE Barnard orchestra, ably directed by Mr. Lacy Coe, has gained rapidly N in popularity due to the several dances and recitals that were given during the year in which it showed its ability as well as its willingness to take part in a major school activity. The orchestra is composed of Seniors and juniors who have willingly lent their talent to this popular organization of the school. Mr. Coe has worked faithfully in the training of its members, and has been greatly assisted by Mr, Hayden Carlos Shepard. It is believed that some of the talent in the junior Orchestra, which is composed of Middle School Boys, will be added to the Senior Orchestra in the future to enlarge it and to replace those who are leaving the school. A recent addition of a brass section headed by Mr. Shepard has been made. The members are learning the fundamentals of the brass instruments, and it is believed that the school orchestra will soon be provided with new talent. THEI935 BARNARD BRIO

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