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

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EVELYN YAUGER I Evvy JOAN ZIMMER nChiefn Energy and persistence egg Q 'Great modesty often ' hides great merit' conquer all thin sl' 'Inf 'aaa' Alkx . QE.-I, '. 4-9. N1 f 'T ' f 1' - J I x. .+- '1- CLASS H1sToRY Ccon'tD 15. Z ' simpliclty added d1st1nct1on to the formal occasion So you ordered a beautlful announcement along with your choice of calling cards Graduatlon appeared to be around the corner, e peclally when the caps and gowns were ordered and the sample arrlved What excltement and anxlety was aroused 1U eelng one of your own classnates lh a cap and gown were were llfe on the go The chlef, Joan, certalnly de erves a lot of credit But then, each member of the class has, at different times, given his or her be t for the success of the class functions Let me stop here a mlnute I'll have to prepare you for the final days of your hlgh school career There, now that's all done You're going on your trip I know you'll have a good tlme You people have a knack for enjoying yourselves Your flnals are Just around the corner I'll worry as you wIlL for cert1f1cat1on,and p8SSlng means more now than it ever did be fore I can see you marchlnv up to the stage Sunday nlght of Bac calaurate You are so attentive and serious as you listen to the ser mon All day londay you will rehearse,and Monday night you will grad uate I can hear the stralns of 'Powp and Circumstance as I see you leina led to the stage How beautlful it is Just to think ry chlld is graduating You all look so happy and sad I guess it's that feeling of success, of partlnv friends,and speeches You're leaving as citi zens of tomorrow But there is still the Senior Ball, gay decorations sweet music, gowns and flowers lt's your final triumph of high school You'll now be looked upon as alumnl of Boonville Central School The b nquet will be ln your honor No sooner had vou flnlshed wlth thls than orders for dlplO1aS taken It seemed as though the end was near, but many things stlll to be acconpllshed The Kortenaerlan su'denly sprang to Meetlngs, meetings, and more meetlngs The staff was al ays I can't help but wonder what the future holds in store for the Class of '53 But come what may, success and happlnes to you all Your loving Parent 1 if ln half iQ V166 Presldent Treasurer SSCFGUGFY President Reporter FLOWER MOT O Lavender Lilac Rest way out is through 16 COLORS Gold white L Q it QL. - 'sf u c 0 l 'Q . . ,i R 0 l c a , . S . ,- .V . I . . . S . II . . N U . . . . I .X L . V ' . U . . : . Q , . a V 7 . . 4 I s W . ' ' s . A S ' 0 0 . Q ' o 0 I O . q l . 0 . . O . - 0 lq . I ,,. , '1 t ' - - v 1 n . ,. . O ,D . . . 3 . f. su . 9 ' '- ' I I L-1 0 1 I T ' o C I ,Y l . ' s . Q ,X' F X If If I w t K TJ of ,gg t.- cp, gd wrwxkw, ,W O A . TFIN, X Y , X 'jx ' Vkmn '1 L ll

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1 ' ' 'i-! H X 1. , I 1 5 ' ,fl fi fix fx, . - Q W ',, AQ!! If CLASS HISTORY icon'tJ - -3 f y Y 2 52: 'Gr' The dance was climaxed by the Grand March led by the king and queen, who were chosen by school wide ponular vote Ahem, you can be proud Duane and Alice were chosen as king and queen, crowned by the presldent Evelyn And so chlldren, this will be the last time I shall call you chlldren for you have reached your first big milestone of life You made it You became Seniors and as the Seniors of the school you adjusted nFP9nkn yourselves to a homeroom in the balcony on the ground floor Your first thoughts Gi' FRANKLIN SATTLER RBERT SURBERG Little-Hankn l t n re bear But it wasn't long and you had a homeroom S355 ing stones well Mlke sold over 3100 worth of sub Sgr! turned to magazlne sales You did very m0SS jf hoolu scriptions hlmself Keeplng ln llne wlth events of the year, your first dance was called the Construction Hop with danger signs, wierd barraoades, footprlnts on the wall, and good music Your Senlor year started its soclal whlrl wlth success Your theatrical talents were agaln tapoed This tlme for the annual Senlor Play, HB other Goose Yes, that was the name of the play nButch was brother goose Marvel and Phyllis, who wanted hlm met the biggest obstacle in Betty, the halfback Supporting them were haughty ielengane, brother Lloyd, sister Emily, the southern belle, Rosie, the mad truck driver, Pranalin, the unkempt maid, Joyce, and, yes, remember Evelyn of the Darktown Follies'9 It was all fun, even gettlng up at 6 30 A N to have rehersals Do you thlnk hr Barraco will ever get over seelnv Betty bounce down the steps at her house? It seemed as though you went from one lmportant phase to another Next came the graduation announcements As us al, there was much discussion, but finally all agreed that ANN WALTON P810 59 O6 RUTH TUFFEY NBoots 'All for fun fun e 1 n vgrxdullf for all Ury IRQ ii NARVEL WARREN WYNOLA YAGER J Il Anule narv 51 ter f Ove WMake haste slowlyn 'A sood example is 6 Better small and shine ve More Ap fgLh4,1z fbest sermon than large and cast a JPi0A7 LL shadow TF fs Vx I' UJQ kkkajn X Ay Q yymvf 'jip oxfxa LLAJ4 VJL 1 - ' A 0 I L I . , O O O , Q Y . - . x I . . 3, 'V hi - . ' 7 n 1. ' ' 6 ' h. - . ' 6 0' . . . . . . 9 Wg - 0 . AQ . . . . . A . A A . I, ll . A il I U I T . . '7' 1' 1 ' rr , I A A , ' z . 1. L . ' F . . ' Q ,, HT n V' A . ' A n 6 V XV A .i lx K I Af , . , rf . . . - 5 A A ,Y V , L g 11 X , ' r X ' B I 4' . A ,,-' ,, K7 f,'yg.3f- ' N : 5 W E - ' A I. H H 5 , H H, ll ,. S n n 1 v th n b to' vw A 5' df! , n Y f f , , . y V ,Jw we .. f 1 f x ka xv ' lr, 'fx 1 0' N 1 n .V jj . , I M, ld - L ,J ' r 4 D . ,v on N. df k N

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NAME Arthur Anna Gilbert Backer Rose Bickford Bruce Brooks Walter Coe Thomas DeTraglia Helen Bok Norman Fuller Micheal Golden Duane Heller Henry B roara H1363 Helenjane Holmes Betty Hough Thomas Kotary Edward Larrivey Joyce mc 1U Lloyd Miller WEAKNESS climbing Ann Street hard cider PETER'S pan side burns fiddling TOM drawing logs Frenchville holdlng a ob somebody e1se's girl Slngln diamonds her knees starting Pa's car candy spuds Miller, Lloyd SENIOR FOLLIES SONG Helen Polkau Sick, Sober and Sorry nPeter Cottontail' nJalopy Song iddle Fadd e Hwoodchuck Song HT1mber 'Paper Do l HThe Girl Next oor 'Wish You Were ine u , SA s Song ' ey Dad ' I1 umbling Along Hy Bonnie Lies over the Ocean HButcher Boy ll arching Home nYou Got me at More 17 when Elmer Comes AMBITION street cleaner brewery owner telephone peeper none fiddler Mr America settln the woods on fire sleep late in the morning deck ace B T O sail ln the Waves Powers Model pill pusher pllot on a farm nurses aid french frier Valentino 2nd PROBABLY WILL BE car body Prester moonshiner gas pumper pushing C8.I'S ust fiddler Charlie At last Faillng cook gettlng up with the chickens in jail tarred and feathered St Ber n rcs visiting Uncle Sam who knows right halfback a spreader Chet's successor a sour kraut QGermanJ druggist I1 Il ll I ll HF 1 ll j a ll . .- . 11 . . I 1 ll ' J . D II I O O O M ll Norbert cigars uSmall Fryu coin wrapper breeding 'H dy' ' T ll 1, - u ' II L1 h 'er M H' Y wh , YI