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

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ple B were Whife. Homa, and Morris, and on fhe junior varsify squad were Seelig, Ryder. Dubin, Fishman, Friedman, Thunhorsf, and Wilf- sek. Hema, by fhe way, was fourfh high scorer on fhe varsify, and Morris came in sixfh wifh eighfeen poinfs. On The baseball rosfer we have fhe following varsify members: Armel, Bruce, Whife, Diamond, Wilfsek. and Seelig. Junior Varsify members were Friedman, Thunhorsf, Kosfesky, Herskowifz, Morris, Wilfsek, and Green. I mighf menfion 'rhaf all of fhese men are sfarfers or relief pifchers. Personalifies in fhe Sophomore class have kepf The class, morale af a very high pinnacle. For insfance, we have Warren Herskowifz, whose curly hair won him fhe 'rifle of Toni . Fashioned on fhe same paffern, we have Pablo Armel. Jeff Zucker has fried every possible means fo gef fhe class fogefher for some Terrific social evenf: however, if appears 'rhaf we will have more social evenfs nexf year. ln fhe Mr. Bar- nard confesf, fhe represenfafive from our class was Paul Armel. and fhe fellows puf on a wonder- ful publicify campaign for our man lincidenfally, he wonl. Cerfain of our wiffy classmafes are perfecf genflemen such as Seelig, Armel, and of course. our fond procfor, Mr. Lyon. The class was exfremely co-operafive in our recenf drive for fhe Red Cross, and we have also been energefic and helpful in every ofher cam- paign for funds. ln conclusion. on behalf of fhe enfire Sophomore Class. l'd like fo give all my fhanks fo Mr. Raymond and fhe faculfy for giving us such a swell year. Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Mosf Besf Besf Best Besf Besf Besf Besf Besf .gzpkomore errionagfiea Popular-Kosfesky Likely fo Succeed-Morris Ambifious-Zucker Brillianf--Morris Shy-Giilrod Opfimisfic-Zucker Original-Gofflieb fo be Admired--Diamond Thorough Genfleman-Wormon Popular Hangouf-Pop's Exuberanf-Bruce Versafile-l-loma Common Name-Lou' Afhlefe-Whife ' Looking-Friedman, Herskowifz Dressed-Herskowiiz Build-Drake, Bruce Dancer-Dubin Arfisf-Vicforson Nafured-Singer Read-Home Meekesf-Schienman Cufesf-Wilhek Wiffiesf-Dubin Favorife Teacher-O'Gorman Favorife l-lobby-Necking Favorife Movie-Genfleman's Agreemenf Favorife Movie Acfor-Alan Ladd Favorife Movie Acfress-June Allyson Favorife Song-Liffle Whife Lies Favorife Orchesfra-Vaughn Monroe Favorife Radio Program-Here's Morgan Favorife Newspaper-Times Favorife Sporf fo Play-Baseball Favorife Sporf fo Wafch--Foofball Socialife-Dubin A Class Wolf-Fishman Class Orafor-Armel Book Read Mosf-Beau Gesfe Hardesf Subiecf--Lafin Draw wifh Faculfy-Levine Honor Mosf Desired-M.B. Done Mosf for Barnard-Lewis Done Barnard for Mosf-Klein

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.idea man C74-wa .Mdfory Gur class hisTory properly begins in The TourTh grade, when Roland Long enTered Barnard's Lower School. The Tollowing year Richard Knapp, Donald BronsTon, and RoberT Joseph ioined our ranlcs, Torming The core oT The pres- enT class. As we sTruggled Through The sixlh grade, we were joined by Armand Puglia and Marvin Kleclcner. Marvin leTT The school ThaT semesTer, buT The rnagneTic spell oT Barnard was Too sTrong Tor him, and This year he reTurned To his TirsT love. Edward STrauss and MarTin Winner made Their appearance in The sevenTh grade, and lasT Term Marcel Perlman and George Bergen enTered, compleTing The middle school nucleus. This Tall The veTerans welcomed a hosT oT newcomers: Howard Weiss, T-larvey Perlman, George Duhresne, Edward BaumerT, Louis Aman- na, Richard Edwards. and Ronald Thron. Their presence has broughT The Freshman Class To iTs presenT posiTion oT power and glory. Our class has sponsored many exTra-curricular acTiviTiesg noTable among These were iTs Two highly successTul dances and The lormaTion oT baslceTball lraTher inacTivel and baseball Teams. Some members oT The class have Tried ouT Tor varsiTy sporTs, oThers have lenT Their lovely voices To The Glee Club. several are working on The school publicaTions. Mr. Kerins has Tormed a DebaTing Team, and The Frosh have supporTed iT enThusiasTically. The Honor Roll has never been ouT oT our reach, proving ThaT alThough our ouTside acTiviTies are many and varied, our regular school worlc has noT suTTered. The Freshman Class, now Teeling iTselT an in- Tegral parT oT Barnard liTe, loolcs Torward To even greaTer accomplishmenTs in The years ahead.