Bronxville High School - Bronco Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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, 1-ni The purpose of a school is to further learning. ln Bronxville High School most learnings are, and should be, in academic areas. The academic program needs to be, and is, supplemented by extracurricular activities which provide rich op- portunities for other valuable learning experi- ences. Your Yearbook is the only comprehensive rec- ord of these activities and will serve to recall the happy experiences and associations of this year. Because of this l shall cherish it. 72n,mfff hWMWV DR. MISNER Principal MR. MANDERS Assistant Principal

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8 DR. BRAUN Superintendent of Schools Your Yearbook reflects the many happy mo- ments you have enioyed, the traditions you have shared, and the academic opportunities which we hope have prepared you to meet the chal- lenges and responsibilities of the future. Our school was founded on the same basic principle as our nation - the recognition and worth of each individual. The intellectual, physical, and social activities provided under the leadership of the faculty should assist each of you to assume your role as a worthy citizen. Whatever your future may be, our best wishes go with you for your success and happiness. MR. HEMPSTEAD Assistant to the Superintendent

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MISS BOICE Chairman Siories My Mofher Never Told Me MATH MRS EGGLETON How To Read A Book MRS. LANDIS Happiness ls A Warm Puppy MISS GUINEE MR MOORE The House of Mlrfh ChGll'l11ClI1 The Wizard of Oz ENGLISH MRS. PITELA MR. SANDERS MISS WHARTON Biffer-Sweef The Old Masfers The Feminine Mystique