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

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RICHARD LAWRENCE KAHR CarsY Basketball, 45 Yorkville, 45 Glee Club, 45 M Club, 45 Tennis, 4. BOW LUM LEE Ho Hum Lamp and Laurel Society, 3,45 M Club, 2-45 Service Club, 2-45 Service Ring, 25 Arnold Shef- iield Memorial Plaque, 35 Student Manager of Athletics, 45 Varsity Soccer Manager, 35 Vars- ity Basketball Manager, 25 Varsity Track Man- aqer, 25 Lamp and Laurel, Photoqraphy Editor, 45 Bulletin Board Superintendent, 3,45 Field Day Committee, 3,45 Freshman Day Committee, 3,45 Safety Committee, 45 McBurneian, 4. it t ,,,. f K

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WILLIAM I. CALISE Moose LEE PAUL DENENBERG Big Ben Lamp and Laurel Society, 47 M Club, 3,45 Scroll M Club, 4, Varsity Football, 4, McBurneian, 45 Club, 47 Student Council, l-4, Swimming Man- Yorkville Squad, 4, lnterclass, Activitjggl 4, aqer, 4, McBurneian, 2-4, Football, 3,47 Safety Committee, 3,4, Field Day Committee, 2-45 Fresh- man Day Committee, 3,4. -1-i- 1 ,f

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fe-Lk ...f-my .V x .,,Q:Q. ,. QQ nu v SDUDQ fICliI1i1'1Q7 tor DitCl'1GIS. Senator Pivko haranguing the mob. Last ill and Testament Having lost our sanity and most ot our ma- terial possessions during the past tour years at McBurney, we e the Class ot l956 - have very little tc bequeath to our successors. How- ever, the spirit ot generosity absorbed from our teachers impels us to make the following bequests: Doug McCartney leaves his trog kick to the science department to further their study of evolution, Mike Abrahams donates his smile, his jokes, his deck of cards, and his ties to Roger What a delightful boy Wheeler, Paul Arneth leaves his red hair-dye to Mr. Hardenbergh, Rod Nash hands the Student Council back to Mr. Bowman. who will now have to go it alone, lack Fields bequeaths his Brooks Brothers labels and Robert Hall charge-a-plate to Rich- ard Price, We present our gift - whatever it may be e to everyone but lonathan Kapp, who would never let us play with the recorder donated by the boys of '55, Bruce Brown gladly wills his blush to Steve Kroll. Steve Heyman leaves the blazers to our grandchildren, Peter Greenwald donates his trombone to any one who can play it, Bow Lum Lee leaves the care ot Mr. Deme to Robert Yin We present to all who can reach that high a box ot Brillo to keep the nose ot Robert Ross McBuiney bright and shiny, For Mr. Leonards benefit we add an eighth day to the week, Andy Ullman sends his horse to the glue factory, Mickey Shapiro leaves Gordon Young sleep- ing in the Chem laboratory, To anyone who can drown out Pete Green- wald's trombone, Ray Paganelli leaves his union card. So we pass on to the great beyond of college lite, leaving these things but taking with us that much more precious article - knowledge. Signed and sealed, Class of '56