Briarcliff High School - Bruin Yearbook (Briarcliff Manor, NY)

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4 nnnmlle Qlentral n mul BOONVILLE NEW YORK HAROLD P SEAMON year of our Lord, 1952 Mynheer Egbert Meeuwszoon Kortenaer, cfo Saint Peter, Somewhere in Heaven Above, Dear Mynheer Kortenaer, You were no doubt surprlsed when St Peter handed you thls book You asked yourself what your name 18 dolng on 1ts cover Well, here is the explan atlon When you opened thls book, you must have recognized the name of your old frlend, Gerrltt Boon As you perhaps know, Boonvllle and 1ts vlcinity, where the students of Boonv1lle Central School l1ve, was f1FSt settled by Lynheer Boon He wanted to call the reglon after you, because you were a great natlonal hero of h1s natlve Holland But the other settlers who came wlth h1m 1ns1sted on calllng lt Boonv1lle For many years now, each S8W1OT Class of Boonvllle Central School has kept your memory al1ve bj calling 1tS yearbook, the Kortenaerlan The Class of 1952 thought that lt would be a good idea this year to recall to lts readers the reason why the book has this title and to present 1ts con tents 1n such a way that you would get to know us In the flrst sectlon of our book, you wlll be lntroduced to our dl3t1HgulSh6d administrators and facalty and to the flne people who take care of our school, our cafeterla and our busses In the second part, you w1ll come face to Pace w1th all the other boys and glrls, from the oldest down to the t1n1est The fourth section tells you about our actlvltles and accompllshments in sports, and the flfth w1ll g1V6 you an 1dea of our varied muslcal, social and artistic actlv lties In the last sectlon you w1ll flnd the advertlsements of frlends of ours who helped to make the publlcatlon of thls book posslble and to whom we are extremely grateful At the beg1nn1ng o each sectlon, a number of our art1stically nlnded people have let their imaglnatlons run w11d and have plctured what you mlght do 1f you were ever to V1Sit our school we hope that you w1ll engoy our book If, after readlng 1t, you snould de c1de to pay us a ghostly vis1t, be assured, even though we would not be able see you, that you would be welcome Respectfully yours, The Class of '52 2 C' 1 D on, P - - . lRD.VICE-PR ' - - P. conwm W . . . ' SATTLER . . suesnvxsme Pm . Y R . . O I . . . . .. . . O . . . . . O F . I , . . . . . . . 0 A L . . 1 . O . . . .- ' 0 . . . . . . . T 1 . . 0 . "' 'L I . . . . , . .. ' 3 . . . . O . . 9 . . . L "A O 0 f " . , . t 0 O

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