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

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RICHARD BIRN Gln Club 3 4 Tonms Vanify 3. 4: Liiorary Edifor Purple B 3 Assocunh Edifor, Brie 4: Dues Com- muflu 4 Prom Commihoo 4. , ' jigs sq ,jess we :usa 4+ my pg Dick enfered lhe class in lhe Junior year, emigraling from Music and Ari High School. He immediaiely gained recognilion as one of Barnard's brighlesl scholars. His average is reporled 'ro be so high fha? his laiher has lo climb a slep-ladder 'ro sign his reporl card. Needless 'ro say, Richard has never missed lhe Honor Roll. In addilion lo his scholaslic abilily, Dick is quile a iennis player. Many an opponenl has been humbled by his accurale smashes and deadly placemenl shols. A connoisseur ol symphonic music, he could ollen be seen arguing wilh Aborn over The relaiive merils of Mozarfs Third or Be+hoven's Fillh. Richard's iournalisiic abilily lhe plans 'lo lake up wriling as a career, has received full developmenf ai Barnard. As a husfling Purple B reporfer, and, This year, as Associafe Edifor of our year book, Dick has demonslrafed a nafural laleni for words. Judging from whal we know of him, Richard can look forward fo a brighl and successful lulure in college and later life. 7: : -.ries , ii iv fy..-L , v 4 swf yt A F W :iw -4 'W

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fQyf3yiilr'1fy:'g1yi':gry-Qijff'-ile Jr i 1 ,ref.affs'w:af-.mj1'a:ia35Qsg,Wiwyf qw iz, . ' 1',,.fq ,sy ,, i ROBERT BERGEI Brie Board, Edifor-in-Chief 4: Purple B 3: Drama- 'lies 3, 4: Baseball, J. V. I: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Inhi- laall, Mgr. 4: Basketball. J. V. I: Dobafing Team 3. 4: Gln Club I. 2. 4: Spanish Club 2: Science Club I: and Aflllefic Council 4. F We hadn'+ been in 'rhe Sevenih Grade more +han iwo weeks when we iirsi caughi sighi' of a mop of brighi' red hair wifh a freckled-faced sfranger underneafh. Al' firsl we wondered whelher our new classmaie could ialk af all, but wifhin a few weeks Bobo, as we call him, was recognized as our class orafor. His mosf famous infroducfory line was land siill isl 'Well now, I wouldn'+ say iha+. Alfhough usually found peacefully engrossed in his reading, Bobo is known +o be violen+ly enihusiaslic when sufficienlly aroused. Bob soon proved himself lo be a sfudenf of +he highesf calibre and he le'F+ Miss Weed's class sharing 'lhe class honors wi+h Ed Wilson. In his freshman year Red weni afier his siudies hammer and iong. and 'ro 'rhis day his name has never failed 'ro be on the Honor Roll. Alfhough Bob's grealesf achievemenis are in fields ofher ihan afhlelics. he served a ferm on our J. V. baseball ieam and lhis year was manager of our baskelball learn. lHe also seems lo +hink ihal he knows how fo play a good game- of iennis bul' . . . oh! wha'r's ihe use of disillusioning ihe poor boy?l , Bob's burning desire 'ro convince olher people ihai he's righl has led him +o consider journalism or law as his pro- fession. Regardless of whai field of endeavor he may choose +o enier his brillianl record ei Barnard ensures his success. Goog luck. Bob. We'Il be seeing you.

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,U ,V L...,. s A .sys Niclc is 'rhe poor. unlor+una+e soul who mus+ be forever on his guard, forever ready a+ a momenfs nofice +o leap info his iaclcel, dive info a sfalion wagon, and ferry small children To and fro. As a resull of This consfanf sfrain, Niclc nalurally needs considerably more sleep ihan mosl of us, and iherefore if was no+ surprising now and fhen fo find him deep in 'rhe arms of Morpheus lno, Wally-i+'s noi his girl friendl, when he should have been engrossed in a Physics book. To gel serious. Though, Niclc enlered Barnard ailer several years of aclive service wilh 'lhe Paralroops. and he made quife a hif with siudenls and facully alike. His fine fenor voice gained him recognifion wilh rhe Glee Club, and on several occasions he has performed solo paris wilh beaufy and ease. Nick plans 'ro complele his educalion af Columbia. His slerling characler and good nafured personalily are cer- 'rain To assure him of a prominenl place in any field he chooses 'ro enfer. NICHOLAS CARDELL Drnmaficx 3: Glen Club 3 4