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

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DEDICATICN icate our yearbook to our understanding advisor, Miss Doris Dorland, who has stood by us, ready to lend us a helping hand during our high school years To you, Miss Dorland, we have the honor of dedicat ing our yearbook LL We, the graduating class of 1958, wish to ded-

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RTENA ifkifrwiiilvfiiir' QSQHZRSTIVYQI 1796 NVX THE MEANING OF OUR RING'S CREST The design on the class rings of Boonville was taken from the crest of Kortenaer Kortenaer was a Dutch admiral for whom Gerrit Boon wanted to name Boonville, and the word, Kortenaer is written across the top of our crest On the upper left quadrant of the crest is an English lion, on the upper right is a fleur de lis which are separated by wavy lines representing the Black and Moose Rivers This signifies that Boonville lies between the Black River and Moose River drainage system The mountains and the pine tree signify that Boonville is located in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. The eleven stars, on the crest represent the number of states in the United States when New York became a State, 3

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We wish to extend our appreciation to Mr Joseph Simonin, who was with us for our first two years of high school, and to Mr Robert Donovan, who helped us through our last two years, as Juniors and Seniors Therefore, to you, Mr Simonin and Mr Dono van, we give our most profound thanks APPRECIATION S M of N