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

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We, the class of 1965, leaving Briarcliff High School, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Alson Schoff. He has spent six years teaching biology and chemistry at B.H.S., and has always been known to demand discipline and hard work from each of us. Yet, at the same time, he has been unfailingly warm and kind, and his rare brand of humor has made him a friend to us all. He has worked untiringly with us in planning the class trip, in supervising our class meetings, and in assisting us with a host of class projects. His presence has made our most important years in high school more meaningful. We will always be grateful to Mr. Schoff for the efforts he has devoted to our class.

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Introduction High school used to be the quiet corner of Briarcliff. Judg- ing from the serene outward appearance ofthe B. H. S. cam- pus, it still is. But step through the looking glass front doors and a world of dynamic mental as well as bustling physical ac- tion unfolds. To pick one's way down the corridors during the changes of periods, exchanging cheerful greetings all the while, is to be absorbed into the con- genial atmosphere of this big small-town school. The strengthening or questioning of personal values through par- ticipation in electric classroom discussions contribute to the goal of a well rounded student body prepared to make its im- pression on the world.