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

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THEI935 BARNARD BRIC Slalom , f lihf IV. MERCHANT OF VENICE Portia ....... ...............................,.................... Bauanfo ....... N eriffa ........ .........Sam Pasternak ,......Skippy Smith ............Iack Salter ............,...William Walsh G ratzano ...,................................................,.................................... Attendantiz Howard Morrisg jack Kirkg Jack Rutherfordg Meyer g Donal Moress. Pint Witch ........ Semtza' Witch ...... Third Witch ...... Macbeth ....... Banaao .... R015 ...... Angztf ...... Claiidim, the K itz g ..,..... Hamlet ..................... Latertef ..... Omit ......................... Gertrude, the Queen ........ V. MACBETH VI. HAMLET H oratzo ..........................,.............................................. Edward Cunniffeg james .......john Utech .....,.....R0bert Fuiks .............john Cummings ......Marshall de Noyelles .................Robert Ready .........J0hf1 Layton .......Allan Weisbecker ........Joseph Kavanagh ,......Stenson Valverde .........Charles Hvass ...........Thomas Fowler .......Richard Wfeisenfluh .,...........,..Edward Shanks Attendamir: Felix Kurzrockg Donald Radiceg Frederick Raceg Gray Treadwell.

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Tl-lEl935 BARNARD BRIC -Linfi- The Barnard junior Dramatic Club prefentf A NIGHT WITH SHAKESPEARE I. AS YGU LIKE IT Celia ........... ...................,,...,...,.......,....... ..,......,.. .Brainard Rau Ramlznd ........ ........................4......,..... ......... Orlando ............... Chezrlef ..............,..... Charles Burgess .......Daniel Manning ...............James Herb Duke F red erzrk ........................................................,.......... ..... ..................... E d ward Bascome ...Emerson Ridgway Le Bean ..........................................,.........,.....,.......,........................,....... Lordf and Ladiefz James Coughlin, jack Schaeferg Howard Gasparitschg Marshall johnson. II. MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM Quznce , ...... ............................................... Bottom ...... Flute .......... Sfd1'1'6!i7l g ..... Snout ............. .......Ronald Brandwein ...........Gerald Walsh ........Harold Unger .......,.....Paul Collins .........Walter McCarthy Snug .......................................................................................................... Ulmont Cumming Saphng .....,.....................,........................................................................... Thomas Buchanan Villagerf: Daniel Mahonyg Harold Gerkeng Alan Browng Byron Wahl g George Patton C aemr ........ .. S 0 otbmyer ......., A rte mid 0 my ..,.,... Publitu ............ Popiliur ...... C tzrfizzr ....... Brtztuf ....... Defiuf ....... Cinna , ,..... . Metelluf ....... Crum ......... Antony ............................................ Trebomitu ...........,......................,.... III. JULIUS CAESAR SCENE A McClelland g Donald ...........Frank Eichhorn .........Laurence Lindars .....Donald Godfrey .............joseph Price ,......Frank Zimmerman .,.......,.George Obear ...........William Taylor ......,..james Cunningham .........William Gormlev .................Herbert Bell .....................Richard Iles Kingsland Gretz Tribunef: Herbert Spearg William Patteng john Bascomeg William Watson. SCENE B ANTONY'S FUNERAL ORATION Antony ...... ........,................,......,.............,.........i....................... E dward Cunniffe INTERMlss1oN

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Tl-lEI935 BARNARD BRIC ,Yf-fffff ii' ' ' igw g:,,g i1,QtX'Qk: ? ii' ' 1' 1 if The Children's Christmas Pageant Q 51 the last day of school before the Christmas holidays, the children of the Cottage gave their first Christmas pageant-an event which we hope will become a tradition. The story of the Maternity was the theme, told l g by the arangement of old familiar Christmas carols in story sequence. The execution of this pageant, which was directed by Mrs. Cushman, ably assisted by Mrs. Margaret Kilpatrick Baumeister and Miss Lydia Pearl Coe, was of great value to the children. They designed and made the stage setting, which took a period of six weeks to do, During that same period they learned the carols and heard the story of the Christ Child. When rehearsing for the pageant the children took turns playing the different characters. So for weeks they lived the old Bible story in their imaginations, and as a consequence, the Christmas season was greatly enriched for them.