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

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Ollllnellfelflellf Wednesday evening, June 9Th, marked The final appearance of The Senior class, as such, aT Bar- nard. ThirTy-one seniors, all flushed wiTh new ambiTion for The fuTure, and yeT somehow down- hearTed aT The ThoughT of leaving The sacred halls of Barnard forever, were presenfed wiTh Their passporTs To college. This was one of The largesT graduaTing classes aT Barnard. Welcoming The graduaTes, in addiTion To The under-classmen, were The parenTs and many friends of The boys, who were leaving Their be- loved school for The lasT Time. The cheers of The specTaTors, upon The presenTaTion of The diplomas, were TumulTuous-and sTiII greaTer was The applause aTTer The speakers of The Senior class had delivered Their orafions. This was more or less expecTed as a consequence of The serious Tone used by The oraTors. Following TradiTion aT our school. The Rev. Mr. Lyman l larTley. The speaker of The evening, delivered The mosT inspiring Talk in which, we believe, The Seniors were excepTionally inTer- esTed, and by which They were greaTly inspired. However, when iT came To speaking righT from The hearT, and in a very sTraighT-forward fashion. as well as in a brilliantly inspiring manner, our own headmasTer, Mr. Carringfon Raymond, was supreme. The sinceriTy of his voice demanded from The audience, unusual aTTenTion, and his ever-welcome message was warmly received. As if in The spiriT of compeTiTion, The music deparTmenT was noT To be oufdone. The ar- rangemenT for The evening was excellenT, and The calibre of The rendiTions proved, beyond a doubT, The success of The consTanT pracTice ThaT was held regularly previous To graduaTion. Es- pecially noTeworThy was The performance of The Glee Club, under The direcTion of our very able music insTrucTor, Mrs. Geraldine GriffiTh, and a voTe of Thanks To Miss Allen. We Think ThaT The occasion was unparalleled in The hisTory of Bar- nard. The evening was very well spenT, and we all wish To exTend our besT wishes for success To our very loyal class of I948. Good luck, boys!

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TW lliT T Juniors noi in above picfure bu! To be found in Junior Candids: Benneff Grodner Bernard Schoenberg Henry Sfern Missing Burfin STone Ronald Wolf Ronald Rosen Herberf Weiss unior Cfafid .Mafor The hisTory oT our illusTrious class began early in SepTember, I939, in The Third grade. We oT The Junior Class look up To Tommy TvToTTa as The Tounding TaTher oT our group. Tom remained The backbone oT our class unTil he was ioined in I942 by John Gibson and James Heeremans in The sixTh grade. This small group was soon ioined by Two more indusTrious sTudenTs, who regisTered under The names oT RoberT Fisher and WalTer Sundel. EnTering inTo The eighTh grade, our small conTingenT was doubled by The enTranCe oT STephen Freed, William STarr, and Joel Lesnick Trom The Bronx, along wiTh Her- berT Thal and RoberT STern Trom The wilds oT Yonkers. And so we slood, Ten sTrong, ready To TurTher our educahon by enTering inTo The High School. Our enTrance inTo The High School proved much To our advanTage, as several new sTu- denTs were caTapulTed inTo our midsT. Joining The ranks oT our everegrowing class aT The be- ginning oT our Freshman year was Thomas J. O'Brien, The smiling Irishman. ATTer our mid- year examinahons, several more brighT Taces ioined us in Time To enioy one Ternn oT Fresh- man hazing, These new boys, who broughT our ToTal enrollmenT To 26 ,sTudenTs were Thomas Barca, Norman Fox, Frank Gengo, MarTin Lader-