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

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B C S in the 'Good Citizenship Pilgrimage' contest sponsored by the organization She submitted an essay entitled, 'Why Does The History of Our Republic Give Us Faith in he American Future' College Day at Proctor High School in Utica, November, 17th was attended by eleven of our seniors, accompanied by, Principal Harold P Seamon and Spencer J Hoemer,gu1dance counselor Attending were Jean Holtz, Marcella Strobel, Jean Kcrper, Anne Jackson, Joyce Hines, Karl Anna, Bob Hammond, Keith Gleasman, Pat Kotary, Hawley Woolschlager and DeForest Waite On February 18th the entire Senior and Junior Classes were transported to Rome in school buses where they were given the opportunity to visit the New York State Freedom Train Boonville Central School was listed as a cooperating member of The Rational High School Poetry Association when the names of two Seniors appeared on certificates of acceptance for The Annual Anthology of High School Poetry 'Restitution' by Marilyn Dustin and 'Three Seasons' by Diana Fahey Members of the class participating in the Girls' Hoon Hour Intramurals were Senior Senior B Joyce Wheelock, Alice Dasklewlch, Diana Fahey, Frances Llnck, Shirley Graham and Joyce Hines Those active in the Boys' Hoon Hour Intramurals were Senior A Bob Hammond, Henry Daskiewich, Harold Wheelock, DeForest Waite, Hawley Woolschlager, and Pat Kotary Senior B Carl Anna, Keith Gleasman, Ed Anna, Wendell Hutt, and Channing Willoughby Senior members of the B C S basketball team were DeForest Waite, Pat Kotary, Channing Willoughby, Bob Hammond, Fred Burnett, Harold Wheelock and Hawley Woolschlager Four seniors, Marty Strobel, Norma Olney, Jean Kotary, and Anne Jackson were members of the Varsity Cheerleading Squad, supporting them At this time tentative plans are being made for a dance, class parties and our Senior Trip, to round out the social activities of the year We look forward with great anticipation to graduation which is the crowning event of our academic experience The Commencement week program will include The Baccalaureate Service, Class Night, Graduation, Alumni Banquet and the Senior Ball Our final tribute is a concentrated effort in editing a yearbook which would do Justice to the honor and esteem with which we regard our Boonville Central School 23 T A Jean Kotary, Marty Strobel, Joyce Miller, Norma Olney, Marilyn Turner and Anne Jackson.

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SENIOR ACTIVITIES The year Forty Eight and Forty Nine turned the spot light on another Senior Class First on our calendar of events was the election of the following class officers Septem ber twentieth President, Pat Kotary, Vice President, Bob Hammond, Secretary, Norma Olney, Treasurer, DeForest Waite, Business Manager, Marilyn Turner, and Reporter Marilyn Dustin The year's activities began with a class party, held in the school auditorium Sept ember 30th with music for dancing provided by the school's record changer John Jask1's Orchestra furnished music for our Halloween Dance October 29th which was well attended 'The Little Theater Contest' of the Lewneida League held at Lyons Falls November 9th attracted four seniors Pat Kotary, Bob Hammond, Earl Hines and Anna Mae Merrlan who presented the famous play The Va11ant', directed by Lois A Bjorkman Pat captured the honors for B C S winning first prize for the boys in competition with Bever River and Lyons Falls Three Seniors Norma Olney, Anne Jackson and Marilyn Dustin sang in the chorus, and oclation Festival at Whltesboro on November 13th after two days of rehersal with rep resentatives from schools of the state Outstanding in the years's events was the Senior Play, the comedy 'Ever Since Eve directed by Lois A Bjorkman and presented Friday evening December 10th The cast in eluded, Pat Kotary, Norma Olney, Channing Willoughby, Jean Kotary, Anne Jackson, Ed Anna, Bob Hammond, Jean Moltz, Hawley Woolslager, Anna Mae Merriam, Ed Yauger and Earl Hines January 18th the play cast and stage managers spent a delightful evening at Antlers' where they enjoyed a spaghetti supper and dancing The Junior Senior Class Party held at the school December 20th was well attended and dancing was a feature of the evening Boonville Clarion representatives at the Newspaper Convention in Syracuse in Dec ember were Anna Mae Merriam editor, Marilyn Turner news editor, and Joyce Wheelock and Joyce Miller and Anne Jackson reporters They were accompanied by Spencer J Roemer Thursday evening Feburary 5rd five seniors, Marty Strobel, Anne Jackson, Norma Olney Pat Rotary and Bob Hammond were accompanied to Lowvllle by Anthony Barroco to take part in a discussion over the air at the Lowville Leader Their topic was 'The Pros and Cons of Comic Book Publication' At a meeting of the D A. R February, 15th Marilyn Turner was chosen to represent 22 ll Marilyn Turner played the French horn in the Orchestra at the New York State Music Ass- I Inn

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