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

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Ireddre Horn was the key to success Trme and agarn Barnard tacklcrs would thwart enemy runners for long losses and hence the story was told On the follow rng Saturday the hrgh rrdrng Bears trayeled to Locust Valley where they faced therr sterncst test Spo trng the Valley two qurck scores the Bears finally awakened as lred Horn pulled rn an aerral from Pete Mantzarrs and lugged the leather 67 yards to the Valley 7 from there Mantzarrs cracked hrs rrght guard for the marker Although therr defense was faulty the Bears remarned rn the battle untrl the trnal gun marnly due to the great aerral crreus put on by Donnre Iranco and hrs fayorrte target Fred Horn These two teamed up to proxrde Barnard fans wrth some of the most thrrllrng football ever seen by the Purple Se Whrte Trme and agarn Franco would loft aerrals downheld and hawe them plucked out of the arr by hrs rangy end Many of these eompletrons were of the spectacular yarrety and they added up to 12 good for 720 yards and one touchdown Howeyer rt was all rn yarn as the Bears went down to defeat 26 13 Frrday October 19 saw the Bears make therr sea son s hrst appearance rn the Stadrum and may we add rt was qurte a drsmal one I-acrng a weak Woodmcre team the Bears could only muster enough strength to tre thrs rnferror cley en 6 6 Barnard s T D was scored by Mantzarrs on an end sweep good for 18 yards A trrp to Eastern Mrlrtary Academy was next for Barnard s falrerrng eleyen and needless to say they faltered more A spectacular pass completron from Franco to Horn set up the game s frrst marker whrch was regrstered by Mantzarrs on hrs patented rrght end yaunt What followed was drsastrous as the Cadets tallred thrree all berng set up through the arr route The final count read 21 6 Electron Day was the date for the tradltronal Bar FIRST TEAM From R014 le I lo rlgbl Arnold Me-ltz Robert Koch Mrchae-l Conrad Martrn Se-elrg George Schrm mack Robert Lrchtenstern Fred Horn Second Rau Peter Nantzarrs Don Franco Lours INreveS Mrchael jahrmarkt 7 ' 7 7 7 5 . . 4 4, a 4 ' ' 1 A I I ' ' . 1' 1 . ' ' ' ' - . 1 1 . , f ' - 1 1 1 '14 4 ' 4 Y I ' . ' '4- . I 1 1 1 1 . . , . L , ,. . ., . . , , ,l . .4 . 1, . , ., ., A . , , 1 . , V . . , v 1 . ,. - y. . . . ' . ..- , ' 1 , . . . . 5 , A 1 y y . -. . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . - . . . , . , Y . fr , 1 ' . , . , . ' fa 1 ' 5 ' I 1 . r .1 . 1 . ' 1 ay' , . ' ' . . ' 1 - . , - ' A y 1 . . ' 1. 1, ' 1 ,, . ,, . . . .Q . . ' 1 1 ' . - 1 . 11 . -. 1 . . - . 1 A ,1, . .1.- . 11, . ' 1 1 1 . f 1 r I' - , , . I . -. , 1 .Q .Ag Q MAQ

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L ' ,.. ea.. , , V ' .. .. 4 VARSITX FOOTBAI I Fm111Rfz1 It fmnqbf I F1 mco M Comid P Hecht M Qeellg R Ruster M Vemstem Oxloff Serfn1dR1u ISI btem P Mantzaus In flpfllll M thnmukt D Iwmco C Gutney I Ntexes R Inthtensttxn 1:1 lm G Sehlmmtck M ndell 71ml Rm CV Duns zfj A Meltz R lxoeh I Horn f!'0fIP1JlIIj T Ollendmff XX Applebaum A Remel C Bxuens 5 Bxstner R Zee man fm 1711 efj C Powell flffl mzrbj Varsity Football The 1956 football season saw a new coachlng re gtme at Barnard and a team which proxnded tremend ous quantntles of excitement although only one vxctory and tue IH sux games Gerry Dans a former Brooklyn College grtdder found hlmself at the helm of the Bear coaching staff Hts yob was not an easy one snnee graduatnon had hut the 55 squad heauly Howeyer the splrlted leader of the Purple 8. XVl1llL did a tremendous yob ln fteldmg a team which although thm ln depth and plagued by lnyurnes remained gallant and eompetltne untll the season s lmal whistle Assxstmg Coaeh Dans was Clarence Powell former Cortland State great who dld a splendld yob w nth the baekheld The Bears began pre season drllls early ln Septem ber and slowly Coaeh Dans mounted a foree which had great potent: tl although a laek of slze and speed Standout holdoyers from the 55 campalgn were left end I'red Horn halfbaeks Mlkc ahrmarkt and Pete Mantzarls quarterback Don Franco Dutch Ltchten stern a former tackle comerted to fullback guards Chrns IXdSbllNlh and George Sehlmmack and tackle Clark Gurney Others who moyed mto posmons of importance were center Marty beellg end Stexe Blstner back Lou NICNLS taekle fullback Mnke Conrad and taekle Bob Koeh The long awanted op ner armed on Oetober 5th when the Bears trayeled to Iznglewood The results of the battle were most enll htenlng smee Barnard was uetorxous 12 0 Dutch Llehtenstern rambled 70 yards off has left tackle for the season s hrst T D and Make ahrmarkt crashed the same hole for 6 more ID the thlrd eluarter Howeser It must be said that the de fensne platoon spearheaded by mlddle lme backer V . .' ' fn- .p. xl, . ' . ', 1 A . J V . . frfV.t'1, . Ag . f , 3 - , VV -A - A l h V V , . -I . - , . , . , . '., . . ', . ' 0- V- . . .g , . . . . . 0 . , , . V .V , V V. . V , , ' . V ' V' , . . , . . . . -- '. . 4, 1 1 J a x ' A V 1 a , V .V' . , V . 7 ' V '. -' '- . y. - . - . , 1 ' . . . , . ' - - .V . V V. ' ' ' . ,, , '-, . ' ' V -. V. . -. . . '..'y . 1 1 ,' . .. V' V V.V. . . .. . 'V . . . .- . - '., V ' a s s s 4. V .V V V - ' K , , , ' ' , . V . 7 V. . A . V e R 1 ' ' '. . ' . , - . V. ' . V . . .V - . ' y .V . .- , . , ' '. . '- , V' ' , ,- ,V' V . V . ., A . 'U ,' -' -, , . . . . , 3, , . -. V. ' . . 7 .. V A ' , - . . . V 1 x - . . . . , . , . . - . , . - ., , , ,. V .,. ' - .V V' . . - - - - , . . . . ' . t I 7 1 - a ' . , .V . K V Y .. .. . . . , . . . . .-V -.

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