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

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QL CM The Glee Club, an old insTiTuTion aT Barnard Tor many years pasT, has been enjoying acclaimed success. The Glee Club, This year, under The capable supervision oT Mrs. GriTTiTh, who, by The way, is a graduaTe of Michigan UniversiTy, and her Two compeTenT colleagues, Miss SmiTh and Miss Mary Rory, has been progressing rapidly Through The encouragemenT oT Mr. Raymond and The inTense inTeresT oT The sTuclenT body. This year's Glee Club is scheduled To make Tour ap- pearances: aT The Riverdale School Tor Girls. The Men's Club meeTing, and The PaTrons' Day program. The Glee Club is very popular as can be seen by iTs membership-TorTy sTudenTs. These TorTy sTudenTs range from Freshmen To Seniors. The C-Blee Club is expecTed To presenT in iTs reper- Toire many songs in Tour parT harmony which should prove very pleasing To The ears. The music To be presenTed aT These appearances is sTill To be selecTed by The music commiTTee, and iT is noT as yeT ready Tor publicaTion. BuT iT is well-known ThaT The music To be presenTed is expecTed To be a pleasanT surprise. The Glee Club, in The pasT has played a large role in The school's liTe, buT This year iT is expecTed To play an even greaTer role. The Glee Club is already near This goal, as can be seen by The enThusiasm of The boys when They Talk oT Their Glee Club. Much Time. is devoTed To This acTiviTy, and greaT praise should go To The boys who are devoTing Their Time and TaienT To This Torm of enTerTain- menT.

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