Bronxville High School - Bronco Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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During the past year, we robots have been gazing at the Class of '55 with goggled eyes through our powerful telescopes. We have seen our future cohorts preparing themselves for the eventful day at the end of june when we will land on Chambers Field to pilot them to their future destinations in outer space. When we first sited them they were busily choos- ing john O'Ryan as their chief commander. To help him out they elected George Russell, with assistance from Meredith Riggs as secretary and George Amis as treasurer. Gazing more closely we viewed Patsy Lee directing the Student Council and Dave Roberts and Fischer Black slaving in the Business Office trying to leave no debts behind them before they made their eventful trip. In another part of the focus on '55 building we found Pat Chapman and her indus- trious staff working hard to get the first issue of the Mirror to press. As we contented ourselves with walks on the eroded surface of our planet Destination , we were quite amazed to find fall at B'ville was a maze of colors. One evening we became quite concerned when we believed the earth had caught on Hre but we found it to be only the flames of the bonfire at the pep-rally. In the gym we saw Robby Kirkland and Bill Conway predicting their thoughts about the future and Meredith Riggs and her crew vigor- ously leading the crowd on with cheers. The follow- ing Saturdays well fulfilled everyone's hopes and we agreed that the football team gave great satisfac- tion to Mr. Matthaei.

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ffm X si - . 5 T .315 fp S 'N -f sh Fall brought also the Welcoine Dance under the able supervision of joe O'Brien, the Rec. Council President. This was soon followed by the students attiring themselves in weird dress, quite strange to us robots, and presenting themselves at the Hal- loween Dance. After these festivities came the annual Senior Sing. Repurcussions of its success reached even us with Dick liudinger as M.C., Claudia Frost as hostess, and Mr. Moore adding a touch of sentiment. As a grand finale of all these social activities came the famous supper at Tigers f i --4 x house and then the Football Dance with the formal ceremony of cutting the cake. Seeing all the good times B.H.S. ers had at these parties, we robots looked forward to the time when The Class of '55 would be a part of our planet and could then give us some real blasts , We were fortunate enough to catch the Saturday night performance of the Senior Play Gramercy Gborf, and we prognosticate that grease paint will be part of the careers of either Bob Helmrich, Bill Wliite. Chads Skinner, or Carol Walsli who all carried their leading roles off in grand style. 1 r