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

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ll-lEl935 BARNARD BRIC -,, . , ,A CLI0fD Senior Dramatics THE GREY OVERCOAT Infpertor W00d1'Hg ........, ..............,....................... ,...,..... ......... jainer ........................ Mortimer Cizrrif ..,..... ON THE WIRE Fred Lanrdowne, a recent bridegroom ...................,..... Charler Lilbpencolt, a bachelor .............,. .. Herr Ludwig Pajjrenwnrt, an inzporfef '........ Monfienr faqaer La Bon Bon ...........,... Ragard Dirk Penguin ....,........... THE GHOST OF JERRY BUNDLER Somfnerr ....... ................................,.....................,............. Hint ........,. Dr. Leek ...... . Beldon .....,. Malcolm ......., Penfold ......... THE WASP General Gretelaez' ,......... .................,......... Lientenanl Sergeileh ..,..... Irma Melipov ...............4 Stage Manager ..,.... C bief Elemfieian ...... .William Cunningham ........,..,...Paul Travers .......Spencer Bostwick ........Frederick Doll .......Char1es Friedrich ...........Louis Seitz ......,....jack Fuiks ........Richarcl Morse .......I.eo Erhart Donald Bry .....,.William Moore ..........George Andres ........Wil1iam Galbraith Ralston Dennis ..........Warren Consoli .......Donald Brown .......james Kieran ...............WALTER REDELL .........WALTER WEISBECKER

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Wim, gel Li..-,, A,, ,D GXWK9. . a.-----Q. an ' im '4 - The Dramatic Association Ojfficeaxr of the Dmmatir Arforifztiom Preridefzt ............ ............. ..,..........................,.................. S P ENCER BOSTWICK Vine-Prefidenl ..,.., .................. W ALTER REDELL Serretmfy ............. .......... W ALTER WEISBECKER Tffeafzzrer .............. ....... .......... ........ W I L LIAM CUNNINGHAM NHE Dramatic Association returned this year to the plan of presenting four X J f one-act plays, all of which proved their worth conclusively and were well acted. The actors as well as the coach, Mr. Ralph H. Bent, of the Faculty, Af were pleased to note the crowded gymnasium on that night of April twelfth. The efficient stage staff operated the stage mechanism with the least possible disturbance. The membership of the Dramatic Association was quite large, indicating the desire the students had for learning the workings of drama and the art of acting. An interesting feature was the first appearance of the Barnard School Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. James E, Ridgway. THEI935'BARNARD BRIC

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Tl-lEl935 BARNARD BRIC - -V -. Win , , ,, i'iZ .',' gli 'ii , W, ,lii , junior Dramatics OFFICERS JOHN UTECI-I .................. ................ ,......... ............. P 1 ' exidefzf FRANK W. EICHHORN ........ , ....... Vive-Pzefidelzf EDWARD C. SHANKS ...... ............. T I'6dJ'Zl1'6I' DONAL MORESS ............................ ..., .....,. . . . ..................... Serr'e'taz'jf rw il HE junior Dramatic Association presented a play, entitled An Evening wi with Shakespeare, on December seventh, before a throng of parents, stu- NNLL dents and friends. Famous selections from Shakespeares best plays were taken, in which the actors showed great merit. The training received in A this dramatic work is of ,great benefit to those who take part. They deserve to be praised for the results which they have obtained through their own diligence. The Association held a dance after the play which everyone enjoyed. Mr. Ralph H. Bent with whom the Middle and Lower school Faculty cooperated, directed the play. The cast and the director have received many congratulations for its success.