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

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ANNA ? HDO-itn 'Always there with answer 'if' -que ROSE BICKFORD Hlo e WNeat, sweet, li es Pete ag, alt' nModest, reserved an well nanneredn QEJZGJKLU LQAMQ7 f7 1 , I il 31 2 xc! L! ff ' We ya. ilny 3 ,X GILBERT BACKER nGilH y UElond, bas u , behavin' K Nw BRUCE BROOK? noe 'Tall, dark and ood heartedu THOMAS DETRAGLIA lom Full of fun and fancy 'Remember tha mime s , 'E - y ,J C . f'i1f u V 3 AJ . , D' px I CLASS HISTORY April, 1953 Dear Children, It was only yesterday that I dressed you and made all of the elegant preparations for your first school day. Such brave children. The big building, the imposing class rooms and to think it was a sudden transition from our being together all day to a formal situ ation where you were gone Remember, there was no kindergarten and you people started in the first grade Now let's see Who were your frlendso Art Anna, Marvel Warren, Phyllis Persons, Butch Henry, Lloyd Miller, Barbara Hines, Tom DeTraglia, the twins, Francis and Franklin Sattler, Norman Fuller, Eddie Larrive Mickey Golden, John Presta, and Buzz Reed I remember, you all did very well I've for gotten who the teacher was, but in the second grade, it was Miss Hill And, gee, you must have been wonderful children for you were all promoted to the third grade How nice you all looked in buttons and bows You plcked up some new friends, Helenjane Holmes, and Evelyn Yauger Your teacher, Miss Vernon CMrs, Newell Wagonerl, do you think she'd recognize you now? I suppose M188 Iseneker would rather not be reminded that she taught you children plus some new playmates, Helen Eck, Ann Walton, Tom Kotary, and Alice Walker Speak1ng of Miss Iseneker , reminds me that next year, Mrs B Davis began teaching in Boonvllle and you children were her first class More friends were acquired Gilbert Backer, Duane Heller, and Alice Rice sv' 15 HELEN ECK ' Jlfl I' NORMAN FULLER uNorm Norm never seems t Luwu' t L free moneyn KW worry and seldom 1 a urry ffcyf fix ' an h il I n 5' i lt v , y f y U5 . e f ' I ' Y: A - AS R - - I I I W Si n HHF1 H s ' . ' I ' k - 1 H- n Q - ' ' f C ' K .., . , gl . I r L A W In hx I H K . .J yi , Y . S, vw-,mo ffl 1 ev -vfMQ k,l, jJ3Nw'QUw ' f ypwxasxfmmaeezsr HH ' Nm n ,F ge u In d ll I 1 u O - 4 L' A N Af X A A A L if PX, , - , K' A r !, I h .1 f,fQf, I .fn NAI, M J A fa ,, . y i l,-,,f . L K I , 1 Q i, ' A , 1 Yu Q ,L fl Y x A Q' . - ' f JK. 'I ' , ,Hu L2 , ,1 it L yL' Ijff , I I If if xx, .Ac '7 cy'