McBurney School - Lamp and Laurel Yearbook (New York, NY)

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CHARLES J. TROJAHN Assembly Committee. 1-4z President, 4: Dramatic Club. 1-4: Service Ring, 2, Scroll Club, 1-4, Silver Scroll, 3-4, Gold Scroll, 4, Panorama, 2-3, McBurneian, 4, Lamp and Laurel Staff, 3-43 Lamp and Laurel Society, 4: Coat Room Squad. 1-4. EDMUND H. TROST Scroll Club, 2-4, Silver Scroll, 3, M Club, 2-4g Swimming. 2-4, Track, 2-4, Assembly Committee, 2-4, Service Ring, 31 Dramatic Club, 2-4: Lamp and Laurel Staff. 3-4. RANDOLPH TYNDALL Scroll Club, 4: Dramatics, 3-41 Lamp and Laurel Staff, 3-4: Football Squad. 4: Sci- ence Improvement Award, 3. HENRY J. WOLFF M Club, 3-43 Scroll Club, 2- 43 Soccer, 3-4g Basketball, 45 Baseball, 3-4g McBurneian, 2- 21 Dramatic Club. 4: VVinner, Music Recognition Contest, ANTQN BANTELL JOHN O. HOLT, Jr. WILLIAM MCGUIRE. Jr Intcrclass activities, 4. VCICYHU- VCTCIHH- CHARLES D. NELSON CHARLES RAABE, jr. JOHN F. SIMMONS Veteran. Veteran. Student Council, 4: Finals. Hobby Talks. 4: Veteran. DONALD S. WHITE Interclass Activities, 4: Track. 4. PICTURES Page 4 Q Top-A friendly chat with the librarian Second-Eager customers at the book store Third-Otterbourg teaches geometry!! Bottom-School leaders. the Lamp and Laurel Society Page 5 Top-Lutzel prepares to throw a right Second-The cast of The Taming ot the Shrew , Third-The Senior Party Committee holds its daily meeting Bottom-Frey in a typical pose Page 26 Top-The Assembly Committee Second--The Student Council at work Third-MeBurney's most popular gadget. the Recordio Bottom-The Stage Crew hard at work Page 30 Top-The Dramatic Club Second-Rehearsal of The Taming ot the Shrew 'l'hird-Rehearsal of A Night at an Inn Bottom-Rehearsal of A'Girl Shy Page 3-1 Top-Ping Pong Second- You take my pawn, I'll take your queen Third-Eagle scouts Bottom-Parents-Alumni Night experimenters Page 32 Top-McBurney's Musicians Second-Academic Council Third-Key Club. the scholars Boftozn-The Yorkville Boys, social service workers Page 35 Top-The medley relay team Middle-The man on top is Horn Bottom-Volleyball Top-Scrimmage Middle-A grunt and groan session in the wrest- ling room Bottom-The Athletic Council, Hooper presiding

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JUNIOR A First Term Second Term Ernest Tarot President Richard Ott Philip Demnan Vice-President Arthur Hawkins Sheldon Stillman Secretary Sheldon Stillman Arthur Hampton . Gay Keith Richard Brown Student Council Ernest Tarot lunior A, under the able leadership of Ernest Tarof and Richard Utt. had a very successful year. Boys from the sec- tion took part in all phases of the school life. The juniors won the Academic Plaque, beating the Seniors by a few points: Iunior A had its share in achieving this victory. Richard Ott and Arthur Hawkins were in the linals of the Hobby Contest, Arthur Hawkins repeated inthe linals of the Book Mart. Richard Ott was elected the new editor of the MCBURNEZIAN at the end of the year. Richard Gasparre, Phil Demnan, and Allen Head were also on the NTCBURNEIAN staff. Roger Carasso was the star of the Chess Team, defeating XVilliam Ruckstuhl at the end of the term to lead the chess ladder, Andrew Brichant was also on the Chess Team. At the end of the term Phil Denman, Richard Cas- parre, Arthur Hawkins, and Richard Ott were in the Scroll Club. The section shone in athletics as bright- ly as in academics. Ten boys made the M Club. Last fall Sheldon Stillman, Peter Fitzgibbons, and Richard Ott played on the football team, while Roger Carasso, Phil Denman, and Richard Gasparre were First-string soccer men. In the winter Cay Keith, Phil Den1nan,and Sheldon Still- man played basketball on the varsity, while Ernest Tarof was one of the stars of the swimming team. Sheldon Stillman, Rich- ard Fernlund, Peter Fitzgibbons, Richard Ott, and Ernest Tarot were on the track team in the spring, and Cay Keith, Phil Denman, and Richard Cvasparre were on the highly successful baseball team. Every member of the class was active in several fields. Unless the class falls into a slmnp during the coming year, the seniors of '48 should go down in history as one of the best graduating classes ever to leave lXIeBurney School.