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

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JAMES PHILLIP Gln Club 4 Foofball Vusiiy 4: Traci Tum 4. 1 James is one of The boys who ioined our ranks af lhe beginning of 'rhis school year. buf This has been no handi- cap +o his success here. He quickly go'r info +he spiril of the school, and was a conspicuous member of The foofball squad, sfancling well over fhe res? of lhe boys. His size was a femporary handicap in 'frying fo find a uniform 'rhai fifted him. Jim is fond of Barnard. and Barnard of Jim, for he has always done his share on and off 'rhe aihleiic field. He will be remembered for his fine voice, which he pu? fo good use in 'the Glee Club. Ai Triniiy, his inlended Alma Maier, Jim should lceep up the fine afhlefic and mental standards which he sei for himself here al' Barnard.

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Presidenl ol his class for lhree years, winner of a varsily B for lour years. caplain of fool- ball and lraclc, edilor ol lhe Bric, general organizer ol almosl all school lunclions. aclor and slage manager ol lhe school play lor lwo years: lhese are some ol lhe more imporlanl offices and accomplishmenls ol our nominalion for Mr. Gel-Up-And-Go. Thal red glow in lhe air is caused by all lhe irons Pele has in lhe fire. He exmplilies lhe Barnard spiril in lhal no iolo is loo menial or none loo grand lo receive his complele and undivided allenlion. Some say lhal his slrongesl poinl is lhe lield of alhlelics, where he spenl lour seasons as All Priva-le School guard and hallback while leading lhe PETER CHARLES PARNELL Class Prasidanf I. 2. 3: Shndani Council I, 2, 3: Brie 2, 3: Editor 4: Foalball I, 2. 3. 4: Capiain 3: lasaball, J. V. I, 2: lashfball, J. V. I, 2: Drama- fies 2, 3. 4: Track. Capfain 4: Purpla 'I' 3: Da- baling Taam 4: Capfain 3: Spanish Club, Sacra- fary 2: Glaa Club I. 2. 4. I946 eleven lo lhe M.A.A.P.S. lille. Pele also conlribuled many a hard earned poinl lo lhe lrack leam when spring descended on Van Corl- landl Park. Olher people who know him say lhal he excelled lo gealesl advanlage in lhe many execulive and advisory posilions lhal he held during his all loo shorl slay al Barnard. His excellenf work during his lhree lerms as presi- denl ol our class molded a pallern lhal was lo bear lruil during our senior year. One lhing. however, wilh which everyone ,agrees is lhal he is a swell goy in every sense ol lhe word. Pele plans lo resume his sludies al Yale where. we are sure, his lceen mind and slerling characler will soon bring renown. He can'l miss.

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Dick has become one of The mainsTays of The Class of 48 since he rejoined us in The Junior year, If a dance was coming up, he was one of The firsl' To be upsTairs ham- mering on The sfage. WheTher aT a Track meel' or aT a fooT- ball game, There was Dick giving his all for The Purple and Whi+e. AT any Glee Club rehearsal his voice was always heard above The resT. BuT noT only in The field of sporTs was he acfive, buf also in The social field. Never did a school dance go by wiThouT Dick dancing his feeT off. ln TacT on his I6Th birTh- day we inadverTenTly gave him a dance aT The CoTTage School: Thai' nighT will never be forgoTTen by anyone who was There. Dick's parT in The Busker's producTion George Wash- ingfon SlepT Here will long be remembered as shorT buT sweeT. Speaking of George WashingTon reminds me of Dick's car, Henry. His car was The cenTer of many group picTures and carefree snack periods. This converTible Buick lfree adverTisingl will be greaTly missed nexT year by all of us, especially on The real sunny days, Well, Dick, loTs of luck To you in The fuTure. You have lefT an impression around These halls ThaT will Take a long Time To wear off. RICHARD PREU FooTbell 3, 4: Baseball, J.V 3 Track 4 Glu Club 3, 4: Buslzors 4: DramaTics 3 4 Dance Commlffn 3: Class Consfifufion Commlfho 3 Prom 3 Social Commiifu 3: Music Commufho 4