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

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DOUGLAS MCCARTNEY First, Extemporaneous, 1955. RODERICK NASH Third, Hobby Talks, 1954: First, Hobby Talks, 1955. RAY PAGANELL1 Second, Spelling, 19555 First, Spelling, 1956. WILLIAM ROSE First, Spelling, 1954. RICHARD STOELTZING Second, Book Mart, 1955. CHARLES THIEL Third, Hobby Talks, 19555 Third, Hobby Talks, 1956 DOUGLAS MCCARTNEY First, 100 yard breaststroke, Colgate, 1954,56p First, 100 yard breaststroke, Westchester, l954,56p First, 100 yard breaststroke, A.A.P.S., l954,55,56p First, 100 yard breast- stroke, Brown, 1956, Second, 100 yard breaststroke, Pinceton, 1956, Member of winning medley relay team at Brown, Colgate, Pinceton, Westchester, A.A.P.S., 1956. RODERICK NASH Fourth, 150 individual medley, A.A.P.S. 19547 Second, 150 individual medley, Westchester 1955, Member of winning 200 yard freestyle relay, Colgate's, 1956. WILLIAM ROSE First, 100 yard backstroke, Westchester 1953,56p First, 100 yard backstroke, Colgate, 1955, Fourth, 100 yard backstroke, Princeton, 1956, Third, 100 yard backstroke, Brown, 19567 First, 100 yard backstroke, A.A.P.S. 19561 Member of winning medley relay team at Brown, Col- gate, Princeton, Westchester, and A.A,P.S. 1956. RICHARD STOELTZING Member of winning half-mile relay team, Westchester, 1955. HERBERT ZAPF Third, freestyle relay team, Colgate, 19555 Third, free- style relay team, A.A.P.S., 19555 Third, 100 yard free- style, Colgate, 1956: First, 100 yard freestyle West- chester, 1956, Member of winning freestyle relay team, Colgate, Westchester and A.A.P.S,, 1956. Speakers

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MICHAEL ABRAI-IAMS First, Hobby Talks, 1954, Second, Spelling, 1954, Sec- ond, Declarnation, 1954. BRUCE BROWN Second, Extemporaneous, 1955. IEREMY GRIFFITI-I Second, Vocabulary, 1956, Second, Spelling, 1956, Second, Short Story, 1956. RICHARD HEMMINGS First, Declamation, 19547 Third, Book Mart, 19545 Sec- ond, Book Mart, 1955. EDWARD KOPPEL Swimmers First, Book Mart, 1956. PAUL ARNETH All City Soccer, Second team, 1955. WILLIS CATERSON PETER DAVID Third, individual medley, Colgate, 1954, Second, in- dividual medley, Westchester, 19547 First, 50 yard tree- style, Westchester, 1955, First, individual medley, West- chester, 1955: Second, 50 yard freestyle, A.A.P.S., 1955, First 50 yard freestyle, Brown, 1956, Second, 50 yard freestyle, Colgate, 19565 Sixth, 50 yard freestyle, Prince- ton, l956, First, 50 yard freestyle, Westchester 19565 First 50 yard free style A.A.P.S. 1956, Member of win- ning medley relay team at Brown, Colgate, Princeton, Westchester, A.A.P.S., 1956. EICI-IHORN Third, 100 yard freestyle, Westchester, 1956, Third, 100 yard freestyle, A.A.P.S., 1955, Member of freestyle relay team, Third, Colgate and A.A.P.S., 19555 Member of freestyle relay team, first, Colgate, Westchester, A.A.- P.S., 1956. MILLS All City Soccer, First Team, 1955. M. WILLIAM MOORE Member of winning half-mile relay team, Westchester, 1955.

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CBURNEY FORE ER When the task is hard and the day is long, Then watch McBurney fight. When the luclc's all wrong and our strength 'most g And the foemen are cheery and bright, Then our rooters roar: We must score once more, And We rise up and smite them in our might, On McBurney! Play the game all together, And their banner is ours tonight. When the last long rays of the setting sun Bafhe the field in a golden light, When the day is done and the victory won And the hearts of McBurney are bright, Then a hundred voices rise in song And we cheer for the dear old Green and White: Oh, McBurney, may she live forever, And may victory crown each fight. When the last glad day of the long' bright years l-las gone and the parting comes, When we say farewell 'mid the ringing Cheers Of the fellows who Call us their chums. Then our loyal hearts will be linked with yours And the hopes of our class will follow you: Dear McBurney, may she live forever, And forever her sons be true. Page 48 OHS