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

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HOWARD MARTIN FRANKEL Foofbail, Varsiiy 4: Baseball 3. 4: Tennis 3: Dance Cemmifhe 4. Alfhough noi an old fimer in our hisforic class, Howie has succeeded in quickly becoming one of us. George Washinglon's loss was our gain. as Howie proved himself as adepf on 'rhe baseball diamond as on 'lhe fooiball field. Much credii musi be given +o Howie for earning his varsiiy lefier in foofball as he is. by no means, a man of greel' sfafure. But neveriheless. his sparkling end runs ofien pul fhe ball deep info enemy dominafed ferrifory from whence Barnard was able fo score easily. Howie is quiie a social light, as can be wifnessed by his corisianf appearance af fhe school dances and oiher acfivilies wifh, may l drool- ingly add. beauliful damsels. Wi+h Franlcel's grim deler- minafion +o befler himself, Howie will cerfainly be a success in whatever field of endeavor he may pursue.

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DONALD FLINN Vice Prasidanf 2, 3. 4: Sfudanf Council 4: Foolball. J. V. I, Varsity 2.3, Capfain 4: Basketball, J. V. 2: Baseball, J.V. I, Varsify 2. 3. Caphin 4: Allllaiie Association 4: Gln Club I. 3. 4: Spailisli Club 2: Dramafics, Assisfanf Business Manager 45 Rifle Club 4. Joining us wilh a bang in lhe Freshman year. Don im- ' mediaiely assumed a foremosf posifion in everyfhing he did. His aihleiic record is liberally sprinkled wilh glory. honor, and ihe blood of vanquished foes. As co-capiain and quarierback of our lighiing foolball squad, Donny proved himself worfh his weighf in wildcafs. and his sfeady, re- sourceful work on lhe diamond will be sorely missed nexi' season. Noi only in 'rhe realm of 'rhe pigskin and horsehide, bu+ also in lhe classroom. Don has shown unusual abilily. Wifh his head benl low over a physics book, he was 'ihe picfure of concenlraiion, and his record lhe has never missed fhe Honor Roll and leads fhe class in marksl bears wiiness 'ro his success. Don has noi ye+ decided which lucky college will gain from Barnard's loss. buf wherever he goes and whafever he does, we know he is cerfain To excell.

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,il sb , J Eugene firsl graced our classic halls in 'fhe second hall of The Freshman year and since his firsl' day has' been recognized as 'the youfhful successor fo Bill Slern. Af +he drop of a rule book he will give you 'rhe name of any player, on any feam, any place. Eugene's second love is ihe ancienl and noble game of chess. A sell-sfyled experi, he may be seen on pleasanf aflernoons calmly sfudying 'rhe board wilh his fellow en- lhusiasfs. Anolher hobby ol Genes is his exiensive col- lecfion ol popular records. Name a song-he has if. As for service 'ro 'rhe school. his fireless worl: as manager and limelceeper for many successful Barnard feams will serve as a perfecf example for Those To come. Eugene plans fo enler New York Universify, where we are sure his sunny disposifion will shed a friendly lighf over The grim grey Palisades. EUGENE GEHRER J. V. Baseball 23 J. V. Bakkefball 2 Baseball Mgr 3 Traci 4: Spanish Club 2 Brlc Board Spark 4