Boys High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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The IIDCUIUCFB Howard Barnaby, Edward Cavanagh, William Dunbar, Samuel Everett, Chas. Eastmond, Frederick J. Folk, Walter V. Gallagher, G. H. Gilson, Frank Hamlin, jr., Julian C. Harrison, Walter Ewing Hope, Charles Horrowitz, William Howard, Harry Johnston, Geo. B. Keeler, David McMeekan, Tristram W. Metcalfe, Joseph A. Mundy, F. Maxwell Page, Red amz' Black. 2 3 of Eebaffllg 506152. George Parsons, Jacob Peyser, Walter Phelps, William R. Quinn, Harry W. Redfield, Thomas Read, Charles Rague, E Charles A. Reilly, Benjamin H. Searing, Meier Steinbrink, Frank A. Storey, Carroll J. Swan, Frank M. Tomlin, George H. Walbridge, Frederick V. Walters, William Wallace, i Lester Ward, Harry Warner, Richardson Webster, Paul Welch, 5f6llOQl'8lJbiC El55OCiHfiOI'l. Pre.vz'a'ent, - W2'e-Pre.vz'1z'e11t, - Hear! Secrelary, Asszlvfafzt Sefrctary, Asszlvtant Serretafy, Lewis XVALLACE. - HARRV GUEST - BERTRAM E. GENDAR - XVILLIAM MEIQRILL. - JOSEPH Hicckmz Exffllflivf Commitlef, - WELLS, COOPER, VoG'1' A a'z'z'sory Board, L KELLER and FRENCH. Aclcav, MEYER and ZOELLNHR.

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22 The Red and Blark. Thus it will be seen that High School has never been defeated since the founding of the league, and that the cup is sure to stay within our walls for another year at least. The officers are : Prcsirienf, - - HARRY W. REDFIELD, Vz'ce-Preszkleni, - - - GEORGE PARSONS. Serrelary, - - 'l'R1s'1'RAM W. METCALI'E. COI'f6'.SP0lltfl'7Ig Sn:re'tary, - CARROLL J. SWAN. Trfasurer, ---- FRED. J. FOLK. Excczzlive Cozmzzillce, - FRANK M. TOMLIN and FRANK HABILIN, jr. ECDHYCPS.. SEASON OF '95-'96. , Firsl debate-with Poly : Sammi debaie-with Pratt : Thomas Wrenn, '99, Melville J. France, '96. George W. Tong, '96. Walter Ewing Hope, '97. David McMeekan, '99, Frank M. Tomlin, '97. SEASON or '96-'97. Firs! debzzle-with Pratt : Second debaie-with Poly : Walter Ewing Hope, '97. Walter Ewing Hope, '97. Frank M. Tomlin, '97. Frank M. Tomlin, '97. George H. Walbridge, '97. George H. Walbridge, '97.

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24 T he Rm' 'ana' Black. :Electrical club. HIS is one of the youngest, but nevertheless one of the most successful of the school organizations, to membership in which all students of physics are eligible. Founded in the fall of 1896, by that inde- fatigable worker, Professor Hale, for the further study of electricity, the club has continued to hold the interest of its members. The meetings, held every second Wednesday, are made very interesting and instructive by lectures, experiments, essays, and debates. Besides, the club visits electric works, and other electrical objects of interest. Pre.vz'a'enf, - - PRO F. H A 1.12. Wcc-Presz'dmt, - - W M. DU N HA R. Secrefary, - - A BRA H AM WRC Hsrau. Treasurer, - AUGUSTUS LUDWIG. Herbert Boylston, Howard C. Barnaby, Fred. G. Bauer, Seymour Barnett, Girard M. Case, Joseph F. Cashman, Charles E. Cross, William F. De Voe, William A. Carruth, William F. Dunbar, Frank C. Edminster, Prof. Stocker, Samuel H. Everett, Fred. W. Fleer, Otto W. Greenberg, Sverre Gulbrandsen Julian C. Harrison, Jr., 7 Fred. W. J. Heuser, Leonard M. Holden Ignus Hornstein, Arthur F. Kurtz, Edgar W. Lawrence Augustus Ludwig, Frederick A. Mills, George L. Parsons, Thomas Read, Ernest Riedel, Leon H. Rittenhouse Wm. C. Sleeper, jr., Wm. F. Silleck, Jr., Meier Steinbrink, Edward Thomas, Lewis J. Wallace, Abraham Wechsler, Frank B. Van'Wart.