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cafeteria to the library. 8 periods a day. 6 hours, 47 minutes of school a day. e clear period. 1 campus. 100% graduation rate. 1I to 1 student to teacher ratio. ff due to sandy. 750 lockers. 80 phone ext. 2012-2013 term. 60 classrooms. 444 pleasantville road. 13 hallways. 2:35 dismissal time. 14 maresca offices. ffered. 7:48 start time. 551 students in the auditorium causes a fire hazard. 32 year. 341 doors in bhs. 13 study carrels in the library. 5 water fountains.

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Rise and Shine A Typical Morning At Briarcliff Mornings at Briarcliff High School are hectic; they are composed of various routines, busy people, and different methods of transportation. The most typical aspect of a Briarcliff High School morning is the long line of cars that stretches a quarter of a mile down Pleasantville Road. Unfortunately, those who choose to drive to school—a good portion of the junior and senior classes—and those who carpool or find a ride to school, have to suffer through this traffic. Many kids also often stop at the Briarcliff Market and Deli, Dunkin’ Donuts or Starbucks to grab a bite to eat and a coffee before the long school day. After parking, many junior students face the dreaded walk from the church to the school. The kids who choose

to take the bus tend to get picked up much earlier than desired. On the bright side, buses usually avoid the majority of morning traffic, and bus-takers get to school with plenty of time to spare. Once at school, kids visit their lockers, catch up with friends in the lobby and locker rooms, or make a quick trip to the cafeteria to buy a muffin. Some kids meet with teachers before class, while late arrivals run to get to class on time. In the end, no matter how each student gets to school or what they do after they arrive, every Briarcliff student is in class by 7:48 when the first bell rings and school begins.

15 Minutes of Traffic. Every day, seniors and parents drive to school. While it often takes an average of five minutes to drive to the high school, the traffic and the school buses force traffic to accumulate, increasing wait time on the car line to over 15 minutes. Full Strides. Students and staff members pass through the arches of Briarcliff High School. Some walk down from the church, though most park in the side lot and lower lot while others exit their parent's cars on the car line.

Unloading Area. Grace Shaw, Noah Kamen, Ryan Klarnet and Marissa Gelfand step off the bus and prepare for the day they have ahead of them. Whether it's talking to friends, listening to music or studying for first period tests, students make use of their time on the bus in the mornings. Smiles and Coffee. With the high school's unnervingly early start to the day at 7:48, seniors Alexandra Chiodi, Caroline Davey and Carly Berkenblit leave their houses a little bit early to pick up a caffeine boost at Dunkin' Donuts.

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Locker Buddy. Freshman Alena Galan prepares to put her books, class of 2016 t-shirt, pen and folder into her locker. Among other necessary tools, each student is given a map of BHS to navigate the high school. Day One. Freshmen Alex Jacobs, Ryan Celaj and Michael Greenberg explore their new lockers in the South Hallway.

Let's Get Started. Freshman Matthew Bramson waits patiently to begin the tour around BHS. While freshman Cameron Johnson takes his time to thoughtfully finish a letter to his senior self, freshman Nikki Harris stares at her new bright orange Class of 2016 shirt.

Eat Up. After a long day, freshman and their senior mentors come together in the cafeteria for pizza. As a surprise, the Historical Society rolls in carts filled with stacks of "The Briarcliff Family Album," which they hand to every student in attendance.

Entering high school for the first time can be an exciting yet nerve-wracking experience. To prevent such anxiety, a select group of Briarcliff High School seniors gave up their last day of summer vacation to help expose the freshfaced freshmen to the high school environment. By walking through their schedules without busy hallways, introducing them to teachers, and going to their lockers, freshmen became familiar with their new school. By helping these new kids on the block, seniors created lasting friendships, served as role models and appeared as friendly faces on the real first day of school.

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"As we have progressed as a class, we have improved our communication skills in picking a theme that makes everyone happy. Freshmen year was a 'fiasco.' 'Super Smash Seniors' made our class happy and unified for our last spirit week."

Winner. The senior class' hard work pays off when Mr. Bordonaro announces them winner of Best Theme at Pep Rally with a little help from Nintendo characters.

I Choose You! Jon Weiner, also known as Ash Ketchum from Pokemon, is prepared to "catch 'em all!"

Smash Time. The senior class willingly hooks up a Nintendo in the cafeteria so students can make the "Super Smash Seniors" theme interactive. Students are able to play Super Smash Bros. during their free time throughout spirit week.

"Here We Go." Frankie Gentile, as Toad, and Russell Cocozza, as Princess Peach, show their love for the senior class by sporting full costumes from the Super Smash Bros. game.

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Choose Your Character! Super Smash Seniors Catch Me for Bonus Points. Marissa Savage-Gibson shows her senior spirit, completely dressed as the Bonus Star from Mario. Catch her in the hallway for some extra points!

This year's senior class has fulfilled every senior class' idea of being Super Smash Seniors. The theme has been discussed for years, and this senior class finally followed through. Each student took their own liberties in choosing characters that may not have been in the original Super Smash Bros. video game but relate to other favorite games. Senior girls and boys were excited as theme day

approached, anticipating spirited outfits and a well decorated cafeteria. Theme voting occurred on Facebook and the class presidents executed their ideas. Seniors decorated the cafeteria, including pokes at the underclassmen on the windows and Smash Bros. backgrounds all around the room. While the juniors, sophomores and freshman came up with clever themes, the senior theme prevailed as the best.

One Mushroom at a Time. Decorating for the senior theme takes time and effort. Caroline Davey, Alexa Mitzner and Ally Epstein carefully design decorations to help to create the perfect scene.

Gorilla Gone Wild. Spencer Fried, in his best Donkey Kong attire, sits in the library ready to scare the student body. Despite his interesting interpretation, few people understood his Donkey Kong costume.

Study Sesh. David Ahern, dressed as Ness, tries to contain his theme day excitement while studying hard during AP Macroeconomics with Mr. Bordonaro, his favorite class of the day.

Prepare for Trouble! Haley-Ann Simpson and Alexa Mitzner skip their way down to the Powderpuff game with their buddy Pikachu in order to make him the seniors' mascot.

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Launch Pad. Senior Frankie Gentile (20), who plays defensive and tight end, sends the ball up the field. Kickin' Up a Stir. The crowd roars while senior Matt Pasternak finishes his approach and kicks the football back to Irvington. Up, Up and Away. Taylor Talenti, Lauren Rubich, Jackie Heier and Denise Haxhia wait with their hands up for their teammate Danielle Glanville to fall into their arms.

Charge! The Briarcliff Bears run through the balloon arch and the homecoming sign held by the cheerleaders to introduce each player.

Flag on the Play. Briarcliff pushes back against the Bulldogs at the beginning of a play only to get called offsides. Flippin' Crazy. Sophomore Allie Meltser shows off her back tuck on the cheerleading team's mats while others wait their turn to impress the crowd. Down and Out. BHS trainer Jennifer Salvati, Dr. Sereny, and Coach Soup help injured senior Frankie Gentile off the field in order to check his status. His injury secured him a spot on the bench for the rest of the game.

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Shout it Out Loud. Lauren Rubich and the rest of the varsity cheerleaders encourage the boys while they defend against the Bulldogs offense. Hand off. Kevin Wolff slyly hands off the ball to Gerardo Munoz as he heads into the play in hopes of gaining a first down for the Bears.

Incomplete Pass Homecoming: Briarcliff vs. Irvington The homecoming football game was an exciting day for the Briarcliff Bears. Not only was October 13th the day of homecoming, but it was also senior day. The senior cheerleaders and football players had so much to be proud of and were prepared, yet nostalgic and excited for their last homecoming football game. Although it was not a night game as most students hoped it would be, the fans came dressed in blue and orange and filled with tons of spirit. There were loads of energy radiating onto the field from the stands as the first quarter started.

Many alumni of Briarcliff High School returned to witness and relive the homecoming game. Notable alumni who attended the game were minor league baseball and 2002 football star Bobby Blevins and Scott Colton, captain of the 2002 regional champion varsity football team. To the Bears' disadvantage, star player Frankie Gentile got hurt in the first quarter and never re-entered the game. Even though the Bears fell to the Bulldogs, they were tough and strong throughout the entire game. Despite the loss, fans and players left with their heads held high at game's end.

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"We lost, but we still kept fighting until the end. The fans cheering keep us motivated. We put our all in and did our best. We have been doing great this season, and this loss shouldn't hold us back from excelling throughout the rest of our games. I am proud to be a Briarcliff Bear."

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A Mile in Our Shoes School Days A typical BHS day starts off looking something like this: the students all shuffle into the school in a zombie-like manner, eyes half-closed as they share stories with friends of the homeworkpacked night that just ensued. Awakened by the first period bell, all the students hurry to start the day. Those lucky students with first period free are typically absent from this daily ritual. The day progresses as students walk from class to class, occasionally having a free period, where they can be found hanging out in the cafeteria or talking in the Quiet Study Area of the library. Many are familiar with a new tradition at BHS: pounding on the locked back doors of the library. As the bell rings and lunch begins, students spring out of their seats and

into the cafeteria. Many seniors drive off-campus for lunch at Rocky’s or coffee from Starbucks. The rest of the day progresses uneventfully (aside from all the spectacular learning), and finally the students leave their eighth period classes when the bell rings at 2:35. While most return home after the day ends, some stick around for clubs and sports, of which Briarcliff has plenty. After the extracurricular activities are over, students finally return home to start their homework and relax before they go to bed, dreading the sound of the alarm that is to wake them up so they can do it all over again.

Volley Pros. Sophomore Matt Heyda plays with a volleyball during his phys. ed. period. In the background, Mr. Meola and Mr. Coxen prepare a plan for what to teach the class.

Zoe Koff Sophomore

"Clubs are present in our day-to-day lives through their bake sales and creative fundraisers. The American Red Cross club's holiday card fund raiser for the soldiers was just one way clubs shape Briarcliff."

Shh! Junior Michael Feist is found in the Quiet Study Area, working on his 11th grade English homework during eighth period. Disruptive students are often asked to leave, so students like Feist can work in silence. Web Surfin'. Cole DiNome, Matt Dineen, and Jackson Sanders spend their 5b lunch period playing games, chatting and finishing last night's homework in the crowded library computer section.

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Ryan Celaj Freshman

Food, Glorious Food. Sharon Luan, Joel Tannenbaum, and Brandon Pray patiently wait on the crowded lunch line. The school cafeteria offers hot lunches and everyone's favorite: custom-made sandwiches.

"Taking notes in Mrs. Constantinou's biology class helps me prepare for tests and quizzes. We are currently learning about DNA, and I find it extremely interesting and challenging."

Eyes Up. Juniors Lexy Praeger and Abigail Kuhn give Mr. Muranelli, our beloved Spanish teacher, their complete attention during class while he explains new vocabulary to the class during 5th period.

Chemistry Builds Bonds. Chemistry teacher Mrs. Conti, helps sophomores Taylor Gutzmann and Jacob Herman examine their test tube in order to determine whether they have created the right mixture for their lab experiment.

Quick Rush. Freshmen Simone Konrad, Danielle Pugni and Lexi Grasso walk through the halls in order to get to their next class. There are only three minutes between the bells, so freshman quickly learn to move quickly!

Five, Six, Seven, Eight. Freshman Emma Burns, Mary Donoghue, Lizzy Boyle and Erynn Altabef dance in Mrs. Guida's 7th period dance class. These dancers are getting ready to perform at the High School Dance Show in May.

Crime Stoppers. Seniors Sam Friedberg and Emily Feher work together during Ms. Dyer's 8th period SUPA Forensics murder mystery party. The class party focused on the process of crime solving. Concentration 64. Senior Matt Ballini takes meticulous notes during his morning class in College Pre-Calculus with Mrs. Murphy in a windowless classroom on the upper floor of BHS.

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1 graduating class. 134 lockers. 134 seniors. 39 seniors with siblings in bhs. 6 s

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superlative winners. 12 seniors superlatives. 5,792 hours of high school. 4 prom.3 cheer leaders. 23 credits needed to graduated.. born in 1994-1996. 2 s girls. 30 seniors in math honor society. made over $2,000 through yankee c qualifying athlete. 33 senior mentors. 3 guidance counselors helping senior national honor society. 31 students enrolled in the science research program

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seniors recruited into college for athletics. dddddddddddddddd. 22 senior years together. 268 feet walking in graduation. 2 seniors class presidents. 1 senior class faculty advisers. 347,520 minutes spent in high school. 68 senior candle sales. 3 pizza pies sold weekly. 1 high school experience. 1 senior state rs through the college process. 1 senior alternative program. 43 students in m. 32 hours of community service completed. 4 pep rallies. 66 senior boys. 2

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“Fortune favors the bold.” - Virgil

"Tough times don't build character, they reveal it." - Anonymous

“The most wasted of all days is one without laughter.” - E.E. Cummings

“Let your smile change the world, but don't let the world change your smile.” - Anonymous

David Ahern

Brad Alexander

Emily Altabef

Katherine Angst

“The most wasted of all days Matthew Ballini

Asa Barkan

“Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” - Winston Churchill

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Carly Berkenblit

"I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain

“Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end.” - Semisonic

Ross Beroff

“The most wonderful thing about Tiggers is I'm the only one.” - Tigger

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"If you never did, you should. These things are fun, and fun is good." - Dr. Seuss

“Today I will do what others won't, so tomorrow I can accomplish what others can't.” - Jerry Rice

"Never rat on your friends and always keep your mouth shut." - Robert De Niro

“The saddest thing in life is wasted talent, and the choices that you make will shape your life forever.” - A Bronx Tale

Nicole Bugnacki

Louis Carrafiello

Michael Casarella

Brianna Celaj

is one without laughter.” Alexandra Chiodi

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Always Practicing Ryan Huegel & Summer Horowitz

"Sometimes you will never know the true value of a moment until it becomes a memory." - Unknown

"Ability may take you to the top, but it takes character to stay there." - John Robert Wooden

These two athletes are the stars of their teams. Summer plays softball and has been on the varsity team since freshman year while Ryan plays on the basketball and baseball teams. Ryan has a lengthy workout regimen to stay in great shape and follows it throughout the off season. Each excels in the field of athletics!

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“I think I am, therefore, I am...I think.” - George Carlin

"Everybody loves you when you're six foot in the ground." - John Lennon

“If you're going through hell, keep going.” - Winston Churchill

“They don't know about real loss because that only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself.” - Robin Williams

Graham Goldwyn

Maximo Gomez

Jesse Goodman

Joel Haeling

“It's better to be absolutely Marnie Halper

Noelle Hansley

Smooth Movers Jared Jones & Rachel Smedley Jared Jones and Rachel Smedley are two extremely coordinated and talented people. Both have been dancing since young ages but focus on different dance styles. Rachel practices hip hop but focuses on contemporary. She is currently on the City Center Dance Senior Team. Jared has taken an interest in break dancing, taking his moves to the floor. Both are committed to a future with dance.

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“It's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.” - Marilyn Monroe

“We are called to be bold.” - Joshua 1:9

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“I've heard it's hard to reach the sense of infinity, but at least I'll try. And I know I can't get beyond! But I want to try.” - Anonymous

"Not all those who wander are lost" - J. R. R. Tolkien

“The question isn't who is going to let me; it's who is going to stop me.” - Ayn Rand

“You look ridiculous if you dance. You look ridiculous if you don't dance. So you might as well dance.” Gertrude Stein

Kimberly Heine

Dana Hill

Sydney Hoff

Tamar Honig

ridiculous than absolutely boring.” Rachel Honigman

Summer Horowitz

Ryan Huegel

“May I never be complete. May I never be content. May I never be perfect.” - Chuck Palahniuk

“Remember, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies.” - Shawshank Redemption

"Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen." - Michael Jordan

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“Ignorance is the night of the mind, but a night without moon and star.” - Confucius

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427 underclassmen. fk. 23 smelly, fat, gross looking ugly, sophomores. class s

lockers. 32 juniors in national honor society. freshman, sophomores and junio of the bleachers at pep rally. 8 hours of community service required per year. 1 physical education teachers. 36 clubs with underclassmen participation. 7 worl program. 543 days of high school for the junior class. 13 underclassmen named 9 regents exams taken by underclassman. 14 juniors who park in the church lot

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sizes of about 23 students. 137 juniors. 167 sophomores. 123 freshmen. 417 ors were born between 1995-1998. 7 english teachers for underclassman. 3/4 181 days of high school for freshman class. 854 wandering eyes around bhs. 2 ld language teachers. 42 underclassman involved in the intel science research d matthew. 361 days of high school for the sophomore class. 13 to 17 years old. t in the first semester. 8 underclassmen named alexandra. 1 united school. 136

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Class of 2014 Juniors Isabelle Alley Alexandra Arminio Julia Baer Alex Banc Anne Barrett Bryan Benson

Scott Benson Noah Berger Suzannah Bergstein Kyle Birch Laura Birnbaum Gabrielle Blauner

Jesse Blechman Julia Bloom Miranda Blum Miranda Bramson

Kurt Bringsjord Amanda Bromberg David Brown Wesley Brown

Vincent Brucculeri Julia Burkley Jonathan Cabeca Jordy Castillo

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Molly Charney Florence Chow Marco Christiano Megan Dall Jessica Daneshvar Aditya Dave

Ellie Underwood Ellie Underwood began taking ballet classes locally at age 5. When she was 12 she was accepted into the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School of the American Ballet Theatre in New York City, an impressive accomplishment for a dancer of such a young age. Since then, she has been taking the train into the city every afternoon to attend classes. This past summer, Underwood was forced to take four months off from training in order to have surgery to alleviate a chronic Achilles problem. She underwent physical therapy and conditioning in order to return to ballet, and now attends the French Academie of Ballet. Rebecca DeLorenzo Gabrielle Dos Santos Myles Ellis James Emmenegger Lindsey Feingold Michael Feist

Sophie Feuer Alexandra Fink Caterina Florissi Isabella Florissi

Jamie Fussell Marilyn Garito Olivia Gelard Camille Giacovas

Michael Golden Sarah Goldstein Adam Gordon Owen Greco

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Joseph Gromulat Jesse Halpern Julia Halpern Joseph Hamilton Lindsay Harris Denise Haxhia

Rachel He Jonathan Heier Kaitlyn Hemberger Jesse Holmes-Linder William Hou Elisabeth Hunt

Adam Gordon Adam Gordon has been fighting ever since the age of four. His mother told him he needed to take up a hobby which led him to the exciting art of karate. Gordon still trains at a White Plains studio, where it took him five years to earn his first-degree black belt. Though he accomplished this feat in 2006, his second degree black belt came just three years later in 2009. This year, Gordon will compete against third-degree black belts to earn his spot among the elite group. One thing is for sure, it would not be wise to challenge this impressive junior to a fight. Michael Jacobs Caroline Johnson Robert Jones Jonah Kaul Christopher Keenan Maxwell Kesten

Matthew Klarnet Victoria Kreindler Ethan Krupa Abigail Kuhn Jared Lane Michael Lepore

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Katie Powers Katie Powers became well known to the Briarcliff community this year when she restarted the Autism Speaks club. As a teenager with a personal tie to autism, Powers felt that it was necessary to bring more awareness to the community regarding the growing number of autism diagnoses in the United States each year. Over the summer she works at Northeast Special Recreation, a camp for special needs children. In her free time, Powers gets in touch with her creative side by teaching art to special needs adults. Powers uses her powers for good and lends a helping hand to those in need. Devon Levy Ryan Levy Tong Li Reed Lins Kevin Louie Sharon Luan

Keanu Lynch Kristen Ma Joseph Marano Christopher Marinaccio Sarah Meisel Fabianna Milazzo

Lauren Miller Stephanie Mordoh Michael Mullins Haley Muratore Gerardo Muñoz Celada Megan O'Donnell

Tiffany Panarese Danielle Peirce Joseph Pennacchio Harold Pineda Posada Robert Plimpton Sean Pohar

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teaches 4 age groups. 3 administrative staff members. 8 teachers assistants. counselors assisting students. 3 faculty members directing traffic. 1 princip classes. 1 teachers union. 5 board of education members. 19 different math co courses. 25 world languages courses. 4 computer courses. 10 visual arts cour teachers. 2 physical education teachers. 8 english teachers. 1 health teacher. social studies teachers. 2 technology teachers. 7 world languages teachers. 1

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6 clerical aides. 9 teachers who are happy to be apart of the school. 4 guidance

pal. 1 assistant principal. 10 high school departments. 15 different english ourses. 3 physical education classes. 20 science courses. 19 social studies rses. 11 high school special education teachers. 9 math teachers. 3 visual art . 1 librarian. 4 music teachers. 1 nurse. 1 dance teacher. 10 science teachers. 7 athletic director. 46 club advisors. 1 testing coordinator. 10 faculty meetings.

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ddddddg hhhhhhhy ggg ki gg g. 4 fall varsity 6th for field hockey. section 1. 16 varsity volleyball players. 4 teams involved club tournaments. 4 cheerleading competitions. 14 cross country meets. 50 va rivalry versus pleasantville. 2 cross country state qualifying athletes. 22 var campus. 23 varsity sports. 1 athletic director. 25 boys lacrosse sticks. 54 cros varsity basketball players. 16 pairs of bowling shoes. 6 confirmed college ath digs.

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league champions. 3 sport seasons. 22 football players. 32 yards per game. in breast cancer research. 1 mascot. 4 fields used on campus. 2 fall booster arsity coaches and assistant coaches. 44 boys soccer cleats. 1 scoreboard. 1 rsity boys soccer players. 210 cheerleading spirit fingers. 4 soccer goals on ss country running shoes. 22 girls soccer athletes. 8 basketball hoops. 13 hletes. 15 girls swinging tennis rackets. 7 briarcliff ice cats.. 487 volleyball

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League Winners! Boys Soccer While it is with an indescribable sadness that we end our varsity careers, we leave with confidence as we know that the future is bright. Looking back on our record-breaking accomplishments, it is clear that you have what it takes to succeed, not just in talent but more importantly in leadership and character. All jokes aside, work hard and make the most of the time you have, for the experience will end but glory will last forever. Best of luck in the next season. Arthur, Joe, Jon, & Juan Juan Sanchez Senior Juan Sanchez (11) is an all-around great player. He has played numerous positions and scored important goals in key situations. His use of stylish tricks, speed, and skill all contribute to his impressive game. Co-captain and senior teammate Arthur Kaufman commented on Sanchez's play stating, “Juan's love for the game is unquestionable as seen from his distinguished career and continued dedication. I wish my amigo all the best in the future.”

Goal Kick. Senior Arthur Kaufman prepares to kick the ball after it went out of bounds on the goal line. His kick led to a Bears' goal in a competitive game against Valhalla during the regular season.

Alive and Kicking. Sophomore Phillip Nasrallah (3) battles with a Vikings' forward (27) for possession of the ball. Nasrallah sprinted ahead and changed the direction of the play, successfully defending an attack on the Bears' goal.

Pre-game Anthem. The varsity boys stand together listening to the national anthem. As a newfound tradition, the teammates drape their arms over one another in a display of camaraderie and patriotism before the game begins. Heading to the Top. Junior Dan Ventura goes head to head with his Valhalla opponent while senior Dan Jablansky (23) waits for the two to return to the ground and fight for the ball.

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Junior Sarah Goldstein (1), goalie for the league champion Briarcliff Bears, has dedicated her high school athletic career to soccer. She gained the status of goalie on the all-state first team in 2012 and was also named the league B player of the year. She valiantly played through a broken nose this season, wearing a facemask during practices and games in an effort to protect the injury.

Sarah Goldstein Look Ma, No Hands! Junior Sophie Feuer (14) and Freshman Lexi Grasso (7) fight Dobbs Ferry for possession, but make sure to keep their hands out of the play to avoid a handball. Just Kick It! Sam Kirsh (24) takes the ball down the field while shielding it from the Dobbs Ferry Eagle defense. Feuer runs parallel to the play to get open for a potential pass from Kirsh.

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Throw Down. Sophomore Grace Orr prepares to throw the ball back inbounds after her opponents' miscue. After she completes the throw, Orr runs onto the field in an attempt to get open for a pass from her teammates.

There is so much that can be said about our time together as VGS, but to sum it up, it is definitely fair to say that this season was a bittersweet one. It all started with an unforgettable and action-packed pre-season that could possibly go down in VGS history. Thankfully, we all survived together. We quickly learned that wins wouldn’t be handed over to us, and we fought our way through many tough games. As a team, we ended up in a good place as league champions. Although it didn’t go the way that we wanted, it is important that we take what we’ve learned from this past season and grow from it! We love every one of you girls, and we count down the days until we come back together, better and stronger than ever! Love, VGS Captains Laura, Sarah & Sophie

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Cure Bound Breast Cancer Awareness The month of October was colored pink at Briarcliff High School. In 2010, when the disease hit close to home and we lost our beloved Mrs. Racioppo, athletic teams came together and began to raise awareness and money for research on breast cancer. This year, the Bears football team wore pink socks, sweatbands, and laces and the cheerleaders showed their support with pink bows and socks. The girls’ volleyball teams chipped in by selling pink baked goods, offering breast cancer lanyards, and playing a “pink game” in specially-made uniforms versus Rye. The cheerleading, field hockey and the volleyball teams even took over the Manhattanville campus on October 16th for the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk. All of these efforts resulted in the participating athletic teams raising over $3000 this year to aid the cause.

Cheer Up! Emily Altabef sports a pink bow in support of breast cancer research at a Briarcliff Bears away football game against Putnam Valley.

Setting Up the Attack. Senior libero Chelsea Rosenburg receives an attack from Rye and passes it to her teammate. Freshman opposite Simone Konrad keeps her eye on the ball in case something happens. Walking for a Cure. Varsity and junior varsity volleyball, varsity field hockey and the fall cheerleading squads, along with their coaches, attended the breast cancer walk at Manhattanville College in October. Teachers such as Ms. Dilworth and Ms. Fernandez also made time to attend the worthy cause. Some even wore customized breast cancer t-shirts while others tried to stay warm during one of the fall's colder Sunday mornings.

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Block Cancer. Senior middle blocker Sam Friedberg and junior opposite player Carleigh Schley jump to block Rye's spike in the pink game, the last game of the season. Decked Out. Freshman Mallory Siegel wears her pink fire hat from the breast cancer walk along with a pink psych shirt created by the JV Volleyball team. She shows off her attire during the varsity volleyball game directly before the JV team's pink game versus Rye.

Stand Together. Seniors Frankie Gentile, Max Mason and Matt Pasternak walk hand-in-hand onto the football field before their homecoming and breast cancer support game versus Irvington. Girl Power. The fall cheer team wears pink in support of breast cancer awareness. Lili Yurch, Danielle Glanville and Katie Powers performs the "Move Some" cheer to get the crowd pumped.

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SlamBoys Dunk Basketball As we look back on this past basketball season, we can honestly say we had the time of our lives. We couldn’t have asked to spend the winter of our senior year with a better group of guys. We will never forget the bonds we formed with each and every one of you, and we’ll remember this season for as long as we live. You guys are our family forever, and we love all you boys. Briarcliff Bears Basketball 2012-2013 forever in our hearts. WIT. Ryan and Jared Jackson Wexler “Jack has done nothing but impress his fellow teammates, coaches, and me every day at practice. His will to win and determination to get better every day earned him a key role in our team’s success. Jack is a great kid that has a bright future ahead of him. It was a pleasure playing with him this past season. I know he will continue to work hard and become a bigger part of Briarcliff Basketball in the upcoming years," said senior captain and teammate Ryan Huegel.

Swish! With two seconds left in a one point game against rival Pleasantville, senior Spencer Seabrook (3) steps to the line to extend the lead. The exciting game was broadcast by MSG Varsity, and the largest crowd of the season got to witness a key Bears' victory.

Calling the Shots. Senior Ryan Huegel calls out the play as he advances the ball down the court. Huegel, the team's starting point guard, crosses half court and prepares his offense to attack.

Coast to Coast. Senior Jared Jones (23) steals the ball from a Clark Academy opponent and heads up court. Freshman guard Jeffrey Blair (12) trails the play in case Jones needs to slow it up. Game Face. Senior Brian Daniels (11) drives to the basket despite the large defensive presence that Clark Academy presents. After being hit in the face, Daniels made the shot and set up at the foul line to complete the three-point play.

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Senior Brianna Celaj set out this season to have her best season yet. Unfortunately, she tore her ACL for the second time in her high school career. Despite the hardship, Celaj continued to support her team from the bench and was recruited by Pace University for the upcoming year. Teammate sophomore Cassie Carrafiello said, "Since my first day as a freshman on VGB, Bri has been nothing but someone to look up to. She provides great energy and has always served as a leader."

Brianna Celaj Box Out. Seniors Brianna Celaj and Summer Horowitz fight for position under the basket to grab a rebound against Fieldston Academy. Huddle Up. The varsity basketball team comes together before beginning its warm-up to share inspiring words and pump each other up.

Fast Break Girls Basketball First of all, we want to congratulate you all on a great season! All your hard work has really shown, and your improvement was tremendous. It has been an honor to be your captains these past two years, and we know that you will continue working hard and have great success come next year. We love you all so much! Remember FBU and #WinFromWithin. Brianna, Summer, Haley, and Marissa

Handling the Rock. Sophomore guard Kelsey Simpson looks up the court to pass to an open teammate. Kelsey received the ball and aimed to retaliate after a Fieldston Academy basket in the first half.

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Top: Coach Brandon Beck, Caleb Asamoah, Philip Nasrallah, Ethan Krupa, Michael Greenberg, Max Kaufman, Barrett Gumina, Kevin Louie, Arthur Kaufman (C), Jon Weiner, Sam Hahn, Scott Benson, Joe Ventura (C), Tong Li, Dan Jablansky, and Assistant Coach Jeff Fleischman. Bottom: Marco Christiano, Harold Pineda, Jon Cabeca (C), Mikey Golden, Dan Ventura, Juan Sanchez (C), Drew Shapiro, Rob Misuraca, and Alex Jacobs.

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Top: Assistant Coach Mary Kate Burke, Cassie Carrafiello, Sloane Bashford, Grace Orr, Kelsey Simpson, Sophie Feuer (C), Camille Giacovas, Nicole Harris, Erika Zirman, Jacqueline Muniz, Nora Cusanelli, Zoe Koff, and Coach Owen Scully. Bottom: Alexandra Misuraca, Jenna Heitzler, Sarah Goldstein (C), Jamie Nadler, Sydney Wolin, Lauren Miller (C), Samantha Kirsch, Lexi Grasso, Allison Herskovitz, and Nicole Nero.

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Top: Asa Barkan, Joe Flihan, Gerardo Muñoz, Kevin Wolff, Joe Spitalieri, Max Gomez, Eric Weinrach, William Hou, Sean Pohar, Joe Canonaco, and Javon Robinson. Bottom: David Ahern, Joey Fraietta, Matt Heyda, Jared Lane, Matt Pasternak (C), Max Mason (C), Frankie Gentile (C), Vinny Brucculeri, Joe Gromulat, and Ryan Celaj.

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Top: D’onna Potillo (C), Emily Altabef (C), Lili Yurch, Allie Meltser, Taylor Talenti (C), Denise Haxhia, and Marnie Halper (C). Middle: Lauren Rubich, Nicole Andrachik, Katie Powers, Haley Muratore, Jackie Heier, Emily McGranaghan, Tess Damato. Bottom: Katie Venditti, Olivia Gelard, Lizzy Boyle, Rowan DeGasperis, Danielle Glanville, and Kat Talenti. Not Pictured: Dan Levine

field hockey Top: Assistant Coach Daria Anuszkiewicz, Michelle Krasner, Sophie Lary-Kaplan, Kristen Ma, Nikki Silberman, Julia Bloom, Laura Birnbaum, Megan O’Donnell, Sharon Luan, Brooke Reiner, Emily Rubenstein, Michelle Rotondo, and Coach Danielle Fiore. Bottom: Julia Halpern, Sam Martocci, Christine Rotondo (C), Melanie Prinz, Abby Peress (C), Juliana Radovanovich, Fabianna Milazzo, Sarah Bianco, and Lauren Moretto.

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Top: Eleni Najarian, Casey Tilles, Molly Charney, Annie Barrett, Himani Manglik, Florence Chow, Caterina Florissi, and Coach John Brooks. Middle: Rachel He, Miranda Bramson, Mia Kaminsky, Lexy Praeger, Jaime Weinrach, and Isabella Florissi Bottom: Logan Davis (C) and Olivia Lacy-Thompson (C).

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irst floor. 103 days of being really in our clubs with our favorite advisors. 56 clubs dedicated to social issues and helping others. 48 total advisors. 23 total . cotnoir, ms. alfonso, ms. fishman all advise 2 clubs. clubs meet at 2:35. 9 cond floor. 8 clubs meet on fridays. 44 club presidents are seniors. the average g arts. 9 clubs meet on mondays. 33 total club treasurers. 3 clubs which no OOL YEAR. 39 official briarcliff high school clubs. 13 hallways covered in club

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Give Peace a Chance Move DC for KONY 2012 After watching a moving presentation, the Student Coalition for Human Dignity, led by Mrs. Cotnoir, approached Mr. Kaishian in regards to attending the anti-Kony rally in Washington, DC. The protest supported the capturing of Joseph Kony and the end to his child army, named the "Invisible Children" by his detractors. About 30 students, members of the club and others who wanted to "Move DC" left Briarcliff High School at 5:30 AM to participate in the rally. Upon the group's arrival, students listened to inspiring testimonies and speeches. After the speeches were completed, they marched to the White House to show support for the issue. The Move DC event gathered over 10,000 people concerned with restoring peace and ending violence. Junior Zach Ross remarked, "Being part of this massive, red wave of people gave off such a positive energy." Like Ross, those who attended the protest reported feeling empowered and that they were part of something bigger than themselves. The club plans to continue to keep students aware of pressing world-wide issues.

Walk For Peace. The Briarcliff chapter of the Student Coalition for Human Dignity band together with other students from across the nation for the Move DC rally walk to the White House in Washington, DC. Various speakers rallied the crowd, advocating for the capture of the notorious Joseph Kony. Quick Question. Senior Tamar Honig talks with a KONY DC advocate who informed the students about the actions of Joseph Kony.

Rap Pre-Show. Senior Asa Barkan sings his original song "Sheep" while a KONY representative dances along. The seniors were able to get pumped up for the assembly and the pep rally that followed when Barkan took the microphone and sang before the assembly began. Visible Children. Members of the Student Coalition for Human Dignity and others sit and pose for a photo. They are standing up for the children who have been kidnapped and forced to commit atrocities within Joseph Kony's army.

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Giving Back Is Sweet. The American Red Cross Club set up a table outside the Maresca in which they asked students and faculty to write cards to soldiers overseas, receiving candy in return. The cards were sent to the soldiers just in time for the holidays. A-Ten-Hut! Underclassmen listen intently to Lt. Sykes retell his story about the ROTC program. Many members of the audience were happy to

At Your Service... BHS Honors Our Heroic Soldiers

About Face. After returning from Iraq, Second Lieutenant Leonard Sykes tells Briarcliff High School students about his experiences in the war and his path to the army.

Cards for the Command. Seniors Brianna Celaj and Summer Horowitz sit at the Maresca table and hand out supplies for students to make cards for our soldiers.

The clubs American Red Cross and Save Our Soldiers have both sought to bring attention to soliders at BHS. Around holiday time, the American Red Cross Club set out to make soldiers feel special while they were away from their families. The club set up a card-writing station outside the Maresca with which they offered stickers, paper and markers in order to make heart-warming cards for soldiers overseas. The Save Our Soldiers club brought attention to the ROTC program by inviting active Second Lieutenant Leonard Sykes speak to students. He explained how he entered the program and how those surrounding him helped to motivate him. BHS is clearly dedicated to highlighting the excellence of soldiers.

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Literate-ly Awesome Briars & Ivy When the last bell rings on a Monday afternoon, the great exodus of students begins. Some, instead of rushing for the golden double doors, head for the back of the library to the Writing Lab. Once the lights are turned off to reveal an illuminated Smart Board, the club gets started. Stories, poems, photos and paintings are pulled up to spark lively discussion and debate. The student-run (with the vital help of Mrs. McCarthy) literary magazine Briars and Ivy, anchored by the submissions of other students, meets each week to decide whether a piece is right for the magazine. This year the annual Briars and Ivy writing contest enticed students to submit a story for a cash prize and a chance to be published. Everyone from closet writers to veterans submit their pieces, which are carefully considered until three are picked to win first, second and third place. This magazine has a stellar record of winning prestigious awards, and for good reason, too: the members are dedicated to making this magazine the best it can be.

Fillin' In. With Mrs. McCarthy on maternity leave, English teacher Dr. Kenney offered to help run B&I. Here, Dr. Kenney is seen reading a student's sonnet out loud while the rest of the group prepares to critique it.. Decisions, Decisions. The Briars & Ivy staff makes decisions on what work should be put into its literary magazine. Juniors Rebecca DeLorenzo, Laura Birnbaum and Alexandra Arminio scrutinize the artwork on the board.

Runnin' the Show. As co-editors of the literary magazine, Jessica Daneshvar and Tamar Honig work together to show the club different student works. These two are dedicated to winning awards for this year's magazine. Usin' the SmartBoard. Daneshvar and Honig work the computer to project a potential piece for the magazine.

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Indian Givers. Senior Himani Manglik watches junior Sophie Rooks draw a henna tattoo. Sophie drew a free hand giraffe...on her own hand...for free. Origami Origination. Juniors Sharon Luan and Rachel He watch over the Japan table and create intricately folded paper shapes known as origami.

Around International the World Festival

Cibo, Glorioso Cibo. Seniors Alex Martooci and Betsy Raphael make their way to the Italian table to get a delicious penne dish with a side of bruschetta, thanks to World of Difference.

During periods two through five on March 22nd, the auditorium lobby swelled with eager participants and visitors, keen to attend to every booth set up for the school's International Festival. Booths were run by ethnic clubs, student organizations willing to lend a hand, and students proud to share their heritage with the school. Each stand featured fun facts about the country, some simple words, traditional dress, music, art forms, and food. The complete immersion in a cultural conglomeration surely lingered in students’ minds as they headed home that day, once more asserting Briarcliff’s dedication to improve student awareness of the world around us.

Would You Like a Cup of Tea? Senior Elizabeth Kanovsky pours herself a cup of freshly brewed English breakfast tea to have with her scone. The “Britain” table at the festival was sponsored by the Poetry Club.

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Shh! Senior Rebecca SimpsonWallack taps her way through “Marian the Librarian,” as the female lead, Marian Paroo. Simpson-Wallack's character falls for con man Harold Hill. Sing It Out! Freshman Mary Donoghue, as Winthrop Paroo, the younger brother of Marian, sings for the first time after avoiding speech for years due to an embarrassing lisp.

Actor

Diana Wexler Diana Wexler was cast as Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn, the eccentric wife of the Mayor of the fictional River City, where The Music Man is set. When asked about the ten weeks the cast spent rehearsing, Wexler replied, "I've done the musical most years and The Music Man was no different in terms of quality and fun. I had a blast! I wish I could do it again."

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Kristen Ma The unsung heroes of the Spring musical are the student musicians who perform the score under the direction of musical director Carol Arrucci. As one of two cellists, Ma noted that the most frustrating part about playing in the pit was being unable to see the actors dance, as she had to pay attention to the conductor and the score.

Students at BHS stepped 101 years into the past with The Music Man, the high school's Spring musical. Set in 1912, the musical told the story of salesman Harold Hill, played by Dan Levine, who convinces people that the only way to solve the corruption in their town is to create a band. After collecting his money, he leaves each town without teaching the kids how to play. However, Hill runs into trouble when he reaches River City, Iowa and meets the stubborn piano teacher/librarian, Marian Paroo, played by Rebecca Simpson-Wallack. After spending about a month in a town complete with a barbershop quartet, an Irish mother, an anvil salesman, and an amateur marching band, Hill learns that he had more to offer the town than he realizes. With 12 seniors performing in their last show, the cast described their final performance as "bittersweet." Even so, they were able to put on a memorable and heartfelt performance that the Briarcliff community will remember for years to come.

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Iowa Stubborn. Sophomores Max Kaufman and Sam Martocci act the parts of the stubborn citizens of River City, Iowa when Harold Hill first arrives in the town. Til' There Was You. Seniors Dan Levine, as Harold Hill, and Rebecca SimpsonWallack kiss as they realize their true feelings for one another at the famed footbridge in River City.

Show Us Some New Steps! Sophomore Joey Flihan flips Senior Emily Altabef through the air as the lead dancers in the show-stopping number "Shipoopi," sung by Flihan. Toga Party! Senior Diana Wexler, as Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn, leads the cast in the "Grecian Urns" dance, a comical highlight of the musical.

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Top: Charlie Driver, Ben Allen, Robert Jones, Dan Levine, Jordan Ross, Gabrielle Dos Santos, Marcela Ibarra, Brigitte Obermeyer and Ms. Mandel. Bottom: Caroline Johnson, Elisabeth Hunt, Devon Levy, Matt Ellis, Julia Burkley, Allison Tilles and Jonah Kaul.

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Top: Sebastian Rojas, Brandon Pray, Bryan Benson, Chris Fischer, Dalton Waldock, Max Callaway and Mr. Diamente. Bottom: Shray Khanna, Marcela Ibarra, Abigail Kuhn, Brigitte Obermeyer, Matt Kutcher and Peter Gasperini. Not Pictured: Wyatt Cowan.

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Top: Emily Feher, Gerardo Munoz, Michael Jacobs, and Dan Jablansky. Bottom: Casey Tilles, Molly Charney, Lexy Praeger, Julia Weiss, Alexandra Fink, Amanda Bromberg and Lindsey Feingold. Not Pictured: Gabby Dos Santos.

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Top: Caroline Johnson, Dan Levine, Rishab Mittal, Alexandra Arminio and Mrs. Mandel. Bottom: Ben Allen, Taylor Gutzmann, Sophie Feuer, Ellie Underwood and Kristen Ma.

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Left to Right: Rob Karp, Josh Gottlieb, Joseph Pennacchio, Ian Wax, Lexy Praeger, Tyler Friedman, Molly Charney, Sydney Hoff, Jack Fischer and Mrs. Murphy. Not Pictured: Blake Elwood, Wendy Willner, Dana Hill, Rishab Mittal, David Gold, Casey Tilles, David Brown, Brett Berkenblit, Jeffrey Horowitz, Phil Nasrallah, Tommy Praeger, William Follis, Sena Baba, Karthik Rao, Joe Spitalieri, Steve Post, Grace Shaw, Feroze Mohideen, George Keiter and Jeff Blair.

Top: Natalie Bruel Middle: Marissa Gelfand, Jamie Nadler, Laura Charney, Amanda Gryga, Ms. Fernandez, Maja Gutierrez, Mac Lubin, Hana Grace Lee-Niosi, and Sam Kohn Bottom: Alexandra Ross and Allison Kaye.

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residents based on the 2010 census. briarcliff is shared between 2 towns. 10510 in briarcliff. 6.7 square miles of total area. 11.24 percent of briarcliff is made 3.8242° w longitude are the coordinates of briarcliff. 5.9 square miles of ,188 is the average per capita income. 1 public pool. 2,692 households. 100 or's degree or higher. $900,000 is the median value of a home. 2 fire houses. 11 956. average precipitation is 4.28 inches a month. 1 elementary school. 2 golf

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Our Ordinary Life Around the Town of Briarcliff Senior

Sydney Hoff "Growing up in Briarcliff has been a great experience. As much as I look forward to having independence and experiencing the city-life next year in Atlanta, I know I will greatly miss the small town I have come to love so much."

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Emma Borho "I have lived here in Briarcliff since I was born. My family has lived in this town for decades, and with that came so many memories! I will never forget the town I grew up in and all the times I've hung out at The Patio. My older sisters have gone to Briarcliff High School and, just like they did, we all enjoy it very much. We feel that Briarcliff provides students with many opportunities for life."

One of the things that makes Briarcliff High School so great is its uncanny reflection of the town itself. The community defies cliché, with its quaint, small town vibe. Our little town is the center of life for its residents, as teenagers and adults alike mob Pleasantville Road to run everyday errands, eat a delicious meal, or simply just hang out. As the seasons change, so does the atmosphere of the town, but the people of Briarcliff continue to rely on the local businesses just as much as the businesses rely on them. But Briarcliff is more than just where we go - it's also who we are. Most high school students have attended Briarcliff schools from kindergarten all the way up through their senior year. Thus, we are built from the same memories: AYSO soccer, Halloween parades, Community Day, Todd School's family activities, and the other events that make Briarcliff unique. As we grow older, we grow apart, but our common roots keep our shared spirit strong. We are proud to call Briarcliff our home.

Pocket Park. Briarcliff decided to add Pocket Park the aesthetic of the village in 2009. The park serves as a nice place to eat lunch outside or a serene place to chat with friends.

50 Years of Sandwiches. Located in Millwood, Rocky's Deli is open 24/7. Rocky's is a favorite for a late night snack or a quick stop during a senior's free.

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Gone. Amalfi, one of Briarcliff's Italian restaurants, went out of business this year. Luckily for residents, it was replaced by another Italian eatery, Orfino's. Hit the Books. The Briarcliff Manor Public Library is a great place to study or a great resource when you just want to find a good book to read.

Family Affair. Senior Chloe Jacobs and her family opened up Good Food in July 2011. This delicious restaurant is the perfect place to go to grab a quick crepe or a smoothie with fresh fruit. Good Food not only uses natural ingredients but also makes sure to use “green" utensils. The Jacobs' restaurant isn't only good for you, but it's also really good!

Hit the Gym. Club Fit is the preferred gym of BHS students. Not only is this favorite close by, but it also features a friendly staff. Many seniors can be spotted at the gym, fulfilling their “senior alternative” physical education requirement.

Ice Cream and Breakfast. The Patio, which is located in the original Briarcliff Fire House, includes the town's favorite Hershey's Ice Cream and delicious breakfast foods.

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Nikki, We can't believe how quickly these 17 years have passed. While the time seems so short, the scope and depth of your accomplishments would take many a lifetime to achieve. More impressively, you've earned these successes while facing numerous challenges that would have stopped most in their tracks. You're an amazing young woman with the brightest of futures. We couldn't be more proud of you. With much love and admiration, Mom, Dad & Brandon

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Adler, Sarah 76 Aframian, Jacob 155 Agona, Sydney 76, 81, 132 Ahern, David 8, 9, 13, 36, 126 Albert, Madeline 8, 25, 82, 149, 162 Alexander, Brad 36, 45 Alfonso, Laurie 93, 96, 158, 163 Alford, Bo 91 Allen, Benjamin 15, 76, 81, 133, 141, 147, 156, 157, 160, 162 Allen, Sarah 82, 148, 155 Alley, Isabelle 26, 70, 117, 130, 161, 162, 163, 164 Altabef, Emily 36, 61, 63, 110, 127, 141, 151, 162, 195 Altabef, Erynn 8, 31, 82 Anderson, Richard 93 Andrachik, Nicolette 76, 127, 159, 164 Angst, Katherine 36, 128, 159, 161, 162, 165, 198, 213 Arminio, Alexandra 70, 142, 155, 157, 161, 162 Arroyo, Christina 82, 106, 128, 163 Asamoah, Caleb 9, 82, 126 Asher, Valerie 91 Aune, Kenneth 91

Baba, Sena 76, 133, 157 Baer, Isabel 82 Baer, Julia 70, 161 Ballini, Matthew 31, 36, 128, 130, 132, 140, 160, 173 Banc, Alex 70 Banks, John 92 Bar, Jasmine 82, 155, 162 Barkan, Asa 36, 126, 131, 136 Barrett, Anne 19, 70, 123, 127, 133 Bashford, Sloane 76, 126, 133, 160 Becerra, Kristin 93, 95 Beninati, Nicholas 82 Benson, Bryan 70, 146, 156, 161 Benson, Scott 70, 126, 162 Berger, Noah 70 Bergstein, Suzannah 19, 70, 130, 133, 158, 161, 162 Berkenblit, Brett 63, 76, 157 Berkenblit, Carly 6, 36, 61, 133, 154, 176 Beroff, Ross 11, 36, 154, 158, 162, 163, 194 Bianco, Sarah 76, 125, 127, 133 Binns, Dandre 82, 133 Bipin, Rahul 82 Birch, Kyle 70, 132 Birnbaum, Daniel 82, 95, 158 Birnbaum, David 95 Birnbaum, Laura 14, 70, 127, 142, 155, 158, 161, 165 Blair, Jeffrey 76, 112, 129, 154, 157 Blank, Diana 92 Blauner, Gabrielle 18, 70, 133, 158, 161 Blechman, Jesse 70 Bloom, Julia 70, 127, 129, 155 Blum, Miranda 70, 161, 163 Bombassei, Matthew 76, 159, 164 Bordonaro, Paul 11, 12, 13, 17, 93, 96, 132 Borho, Emma 82, 168 Boyer, Samantha 93, 94, 97 Boyle, Elizabeth 31, 82, 115, 127, 129, 155, 158 Bramson, Daniel 76, 116, 131, 165 Bramson, Matthew 7, 82, 116, 131 Bramson, Miranda 19, 70, 127, 130, 140, 158, 161, 162, 164 Brantman, Dina 90 Brantman, Sean 76, 118, 132, 160 Brenham, Mary 149 Brennan, Melissa 92 Breuel, Natalie 24, 76, 157, 158, 164

Bringsjord, Kurt 18, 28, 70, 144, 158 Bromberg, Amanda 70, 156, 159, 161, 162 Brooks, John 92, 127, 130 Brown, David 70, 131, 157, 161, 164 Brown, Wesley 70, 158 Brucculeri, Vincent 17, 70, 102, 126 Buatti, Stephanie 94 Bugnacki, Nicole 19, 37, 45, 107, 128, 159, 161, 162, 164, 165 Burkley, Julia 70, 149, 156, 161 Burnette, Kristen 8, 82 Burns, Emma 24, 31, 82, 86, 155, 158, 160, 164 Byrnes, Brian 94, 129

Cabeca, Jonathan 17, 70, 126 Cabeca, Juliana 14, 16, 82 Callaway, Maxwell 82, 130, 156 Canonaco, Joseph 83, 87, 126, 131 Capasso, Christina 76, 106, 128, 159, 160, 164 Carnahan, Melissa 93, 164 Carrafiello, Cassidy 62, 76, 113, 126, 130, 154, 165, 213 Carrafiello, Louis 9, 37, 120, 131, 158, 190 Casarella, Michael 8, 37, 131, 144 Castillo, Emely 83 Castillo, Jordy 70 Celaj, Brianna 11, 18, 19, 37, 113, 130, 137, 154, 162 Celaj, Ryan 7, 31, 62, 83, 126 Charles, Samylda 83, 133, 155 Charney, Laura 83, 138, 157 Charney, Molly 71, 75, 105, 127, 132, 138, 140, 141, 156, 157, 158, 161, 162, 163 Cheatham, Malayasia 75 Chiodi, Alexandra 6, 9, 37, 60, 154, 164, 165 Cho, Jessica 83, 108, 129, 155 Cho, Justin 37, 46, 63, 109, 128, 154, 162, 193 Choi, Won Seok 38, 132, 162 Chow, Florence 71, 127, 132, 161 Christiano, Marco 71, 126, 132 Ciamarra, Joseph 38, 56, 57, 130, 132, 163 Cobbs, Josiah 9, 83 Cocozza, Russell 12, 38, 122, 132, 185 Cohen, Jordana 83, 85, 133 Cohen, Sam 38, 53, 107, 122, 128, 132, 144, 160, 162, 163, 199 Colarusso, Jonathan 76 Comblo, Sharon 8, 91, 94, 159 Consorti, John 91, 131 Constantinou, Karla 31, 75, 93, 138 Contento, Marissa 38, 61, 62, 106, 128, 130, 154, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 183 Contento, Robert 11, 76, 120, 131, 154 Conti, Carol 31, 93 Cooper, Jacob 22, 38, 60, 124, 133, 152, 160, 162, 188 Copans, Jonathan 81, 153, 154 Cornacchio, Natalie 83, 155 Cotnoir, Jeanne Claire 94, 136, 161, 163 Cottrell, Tyler 38, 39, 60, 118, 128, 132, 145, 155, 164, 188 Courtney, Kevin 94, 202 Cowan, Wyatt 39, 61, 131, 156, 162 Coxen, Brendan 30, 92, 129 Crawford, Benjamin 76 Crosby, Nancy 94 Crosswell, Danielle 39, 57, 60, 81, 95, 141, 148, 161, 162, 178 Crowley, Sean 83, 129 Cuddy, Dennis 92, 207 Curran, Patrick 77, 132, 159 Cusanelli, Nora 39, 126, 164

Dall, Megan 71 Damato, Tess 77, 127, 129 Daneshvar, Jessica 71, 142, 155, 161, 163 Daniels, Brian 39, 112, 129 Danuff, Brian 83, 84 Dave, Aditya 71, 124, 133 Dave, Shivani 83, 132 Davey, Caroline 6, 13, 16, 25, 39, 57 Davis, Logan 19, 39, 60, 105, 127, 158, 162, 191 DeGasperis, Rowan 83, 103, 119, 127, 131, 155 DeLorenzo, Rebecca 71, 142 Del Principe, Emma 77, 129 Dennis, Madeline 77 Diamente, Michael 92, 156 Dilworth, Deirdre 94, 110, 158 Dineen, Matthew 30, 77, 128 DiNome, Christopher 77, 107, 128, 159, 164 DiNome, Cole 30, 77, 128, 132, 152, 159, 164 DiNome, Nanci 95 Dolgetta, Jonmichael 83, 131 Donoghue, Mary 8, 31, 83, 108, 129, 133, 150 Dos Santos, Gabrielle 71, 156, 163 Dow, Avery 83 Driver, Charles 77, 154, 156 Drosopoulos, Christos 92 Dubin, Jessica 92 Duke, Aaron 83, 133 Durkin, Thomas 93 Dworkin, Daniel 83 Dworkin, Rachel 77, 159, 160, 164 Dyer, Kim 31, 58, 93

Egan, Marla 95 Ellis, Matthew 77, 148, 149, 156 Ellis, Myles 71, 130, 132 Elwood, Blake 77, 107, 128, 130, 133, 157, 164 Elwood, Kylie 129 Emmenegger, James 71, 132, 160 Eom, Su Yon 77, 133, 154, 161, 164 Epstein, Allison 13, 39, 61, 145, 162, 176 Estridge, Tanea 40 Evans, Kelly 40, 106, 128, 154, 163

Feher, Emily 31, 40, 61, 148, 156, 162, 163, 165, 178 Feingold, Lindsey 71, 156 Feist, Michael 30, 71 Fernandez, Briana 77 Fernandez, Julia 93, 110, 157, 165 Feuer, Sophie 18, 71, 101, 126, 130, 133, 155, 157, 161 Fink, Alexandra 71, 156 Fischer, Christopher 83, 87, 156, 162 Fischer, Jack 11, 40, 63, 87, 130, 140, 157, 162 Fishman, Samantha 93, 145, 162 Flihan, Joseph 24, 77, 126, 139, 151 Florissi, Caterina 71, 127, 161 Florissi, Isabella 71, 127, 161 Follis, William 77, 130, 133, 157 Fraietta, Joseph 126, 130, 133 Francis, Russell 77, 147, 149 Frasca, Danielle 95 Freeman, Cathy 94, 96, 159 French, Debora 1, 90, 91, 97 Fried, Spencer 13, 40, 132 Friedberg, Julia 62, 83 Friedberg, Samantha 31, 40, 61, 106, 111, 128, 132, 158, 162, 165, 177 Friedland, Anastasia 77 Friedland, Douglas 77 Friedman, Lauren 11, 83, 162 Friedman, Tyler 22, 40, 62, 132, 138, 140, 154, 157, 160, 162, 194 Fu, Adele 77, 154, 160 Fuhr, Brandon 11, 33, 41, 133, 155, 162, 164, 199 Fussell, Jamie 71

Galan, Alena 7, 83 Gallagher, Alison 77, 96, 159, 163, 164 Gallagher, Ryan 133 Galvin, John 95 Gans, Ezra 77, 154, 164, 165 Garito, Marilyn 71, 133 Garito, Victoria 83 Gasperini, Peter 83, 114, 128, 130, 156 Gelard, Olivia 71, 103, 127, 129, 139, 155, 161, 165, 213 Gelard, Sophia 114, 130, 133 Gelfand, Marissa 6, 77, 157, 158 Gentile, Frankie 12, 20, 21, 28, 111, 126, 129 Giacovas, Camille 71, 126 Ginsberg, Alexander 41, 61, 118, 132, 162, 163, 164, 180 Ginsburg, Devyn 24, 83, 155, 164 Gitelson, Karen 91 Glanville, Danielle 10, 20, 26, 77, 103, 111, 127, 129, 158 Glanville, Sean 9, 19, 26, 41, 49, 63, 66, 122, 132, 164 Gold, David 22, 41, 55, 62, 124, 133, 154, 155, 157, 160, 162, 194 Gold, Jacob 77, 133, 154, 155, 164 Goldberg, Gregory 77, 159 Golden, Michael 14, 71, 126, 130, 152, 161, 164 Goldenberg, Elise 41 Goldheim, Graham 83 Goldstein, Brooke 28, 77, 133 Goldstein, Graham 139 Goldstein, Sarah 18, 19, 71, 101, 126, 161, 162, 165 Goldwyn, Graham 42, 58, 128, 130 Gomez, Max 50, 118, 126, 132 Goodman, Jesse 42, 58, 132, 160, 162, 163 Gordon, Adam 71, 72, 155 Gordon, Chloe 24, 75, 162 Gordon, Pamela 94, 158, 164 Gottlieb, Joshua 77, 157 Grasso, Alexandra 31, 83, 101, 126, 133 Greco, Isabella 14, 28, 83 Greco, Owen 71 Greenberg, Allison 83, 162, 163 Greenberg, Madeline 83, 165 Greenberg, Michael 7, 82, 84, 126 Gromulat, Joseph 72, 126, 159 Gryga, Amanda 77, 157 Guida, Diane 31, 92, 155 Gumina, Barrett 77, 126, 130 Gutierrez, Marialejandra 77, 157 Gutzmann, Taylor 31, 78, 130, 149, 157

Haberman, Michael 90 Haeling, Joel 9, 19, 42, 49, 60, 66, 132, 164, 180 Hahn, Samuel 78, 126 Halper, Marnie 42, 56, 115, 127, 129, 153, 161, 162, 165 Halpern, Jesse 72, 128, 152, 164 Halpern, Julia 72, 127 Hamilton, Joseph 24, 72 Hamlin, Denise 94, 202 Hamlin, Donald 8, 94, 130, 133 Handsman, Rebecca 78, 160, 164 Hansen, Sean 84 Hansley, Noelle Suzanne 42, 145, 148 Harris, Lindsay 10, 19, 72, 108, 129, 158, 161, 162, 163 Harris, Nicole 7, 84, 126 Hart, Susan 91 Hausman, Matthew 84 Haxhia, Denise 20, 72, 121, 127, 129, 132 He, Allen 78, 154, 164 He, Rachel 33, 72, 105, 127, 143, 154, 161, 164 Heier, Jacqueline 10, 20, 78, 127 Heier, Jonathan 72 Heine, Kimberly 43 Heitzler, Jenna 15, 78, 126, 133, 159, 160, 164 Heltzel, Nathan 92, 207 Hemberger, Kaitlyn 72 Henshaw, Miles 84, 131 Herman, David 78 Herman, Jacob 31, 78, 149, 163,

164 Herskovitz, Allison 84, 126, 155, 162 Hertz, Jacob 84, 120, 131 Heryo, Brian 91 Heyda, Matthew 30, 78, 126 Hill, Dana 43, 106, 128, 157, 159, 162, 193 Hoff, Sydney 43, 132, 140, 155, 157, 162, 168 Holmes-Linder, Jesse 17, 72, 132 Honig, Tamar 41, 43, 58, 136, 140, 142, 155, 161, 162, 163, 200 Honigman, Rachel 9, 43, 60, 128, 162, 164, 165, 213 Horecky, Stephen 84, 132 Horowitz, Alex 78, 133, 160 Horowitz, Daniel 78 Horowitz, Jeffrey 78, 133, 157 Horowitz, Joshua 78 Horowitz, Kelsey 78, 160 Horowitz, Summer 11, 18, 37, 43, 113, 121, 130, 132, 137, 162 Hou, William 72, 126, 129, 131, 154, 161 Huber, Rosemarie 94, 162, 202 Hudzik, Ashleigh 84 Huegel, Ryan 37, 43, 112, 120, 129, 131, 162 Hunt, Elisabeth 72, 154, 156, 158, 161

Ibarra, Daniela 84, 155 Ibarra, Marcela 84, 156, 164 Inglis, Michael 33, 93, 95, 139 Isaac, Harrison 84, 128, 130, 133, 155, 159

Jablansky, Daniel 43, 60, 61, 100, 126, 138, 154, 156, 160, 162, 188 Jacobs, Alexander 7, 84, 126, 133, 162 Jacobs, Chloe 44, 168, 169 Jacobs, Michael 72, 125, 130, 133, 138, 156, 158 Jenkins, Cheyenne 84, 155 Joannou, Theresa 91 Johanson, Christine 91 Johnson, Cameron 7, 84, 131 Johnson, Caroline 72, 149, 156, 157, 158, 163 Jones, Jared 9, 17, 42, 44, 61, 112, 129 Jones, Michael 78, 107, 128, 133, 158 Jones, Robert 72, 148, 156 Julie, Rachel 10, 84, 87, 132

Kachappilly, Rajiv 44, 107, 128, 130, 133 Kaishian, James 1, 9, 11, 18, 67, 90, 91, 97, 136 Kaltner, Jordana 78, 128 Kamen, Noah 6, 84 Kaminsky, David 78, 152, 160, 161, 162 Kaminsky, Mia 78, 127 Kanovsky, Elizabeth 44, 55, 56, 58, 143, 162, 163, 164, 179 Karlik, Stephen 78 Karp, Robert 76, 78, 157, 164 Kassem, Youssef 84 Kaufman, Arthur 44, 100, 126, 144, 162, 170 Kaufman, Max 63, 78, 126, 151, 161 Kaul, Jonah 24, 25, 72, 156, 163 Kaye, Allison 78, 117, 130, 157 Keenan, Christopher 72, 128, 130, 133 Keiter, George 63, 78, 133, 157 Keiter, Jack 44, 118, 132, 144, 158, 165, 170 Kenney, Thomas 92, 93, 142 Kesten, Maxwell 72, 109, 128, 161, 164 Khalid, Ali 78 Khanna, Shray 62, 84, 154, 156 Khanna, Shweta 44, 154, 155, 161 King, Michael 78, 131 Kirsch, Samantha 78, 101, 126, 133 Klarnet, Matthew 14, 15, 72, 116,

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131, 132 Klarnet, Ryan 6, 84, 154 Klein, Jonathan 84 Knoff, Charles 33, 44, 107, 128, 132, 163 Koenig, Lauren 28, 78 Koff, Zoe 30, 78, 126 Kohn, Samantha 78, 129, 157 Konrad, Simone 8, 31, 84, 110, 128, 155 Kopec, Austin 12, 25, 45, 122, 132, 145, 155, 164, 197 Kopec, Holden 63, 84, 130 Kramer, Gregory 62, 84, 131 Kramer, Jacob 45, 60, 116, 131, 132, 152, 158 Krasner, Michelle 45, 104, 127, 154, 163, 165 Kreindler, Victoria 72, 155, 158 Kronethal, Brandon 85 Krupa, Brendon 85 Krupa, Ethan 72, 126, 132 Kuhn, Abigail 31, 72, 74, 129, 156, 159 Kulman, Spencer 60, 120, 131 Kupka, Benjamin 85 Kutcher, Matthew 85, 156

Lacy-Thompson, Olivia 45, 57, 105, 127, 141, 192 Lane, Jared 28, 72, 126 Lary Kaplan, Sophie 78, 127 Lavelle, Daniel 94, 96 Lee, Nancy 93, 96, 154 Lee-Niosi, Hana Grace 78, 157 Leon, Jesse 78 Leon, Matthew 9, 85 Lepore, Michael 72 Lesser, Erica 45, 61, 165, 198 Levine, Dan 9, 16, 17, 24, 29, 46, 56, 127, 131, 149, 150, 151, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 163 Levine, Jacob 46, 118, 128, 132, 162, 163 Levy, Devon 15, 73, 108, 129, 156, 161, 162, 165, 213 Levy, Ryan 73, 109, 128, 158 Lewis, Arielle 85 Li, Austin 78, 133, 154, 164, 165 Li, Tong 73, 126, 133, 154, 160, 161, 163 Linares, Alexandra 85, 164 Linde, Samantha 46, 133, 172 Lins, Reed 73, 114, 130, 133 Linville, Jean 8, 92 Litchfield, Parker 79 Louie, Kevin 73, 75, 126, 131, 161 Luan, Sharon 31, 73, 104, 127, 130, 133, 143, 154 Lubin, MacKenzie 79, 157 Lynch, Jessica 46, 149, 164 Lynch, Keanu 73 Lynch, Owen 24, 62, 79, 141, 160, 162, 164 Lyons, Annalyse 46

Ma, Kristen 73, 127, 150, 154, 155, 157, 158, 161, 162, 164 Maeda, Kaho 11, 85 Mager, Ellen 94, 202 Maglietta, Alex 16, 46, 61, 171 Maglietta, Sal 90 Maguffin, Courtney 9, 47, 60, 121, 132, 159, 162, 164, 190 Manchisi, Patricia 94, 138, 158, 164 Mandel, Jamie 93, 95, 156, 157 Mangan, Erin 95, 207 Manganello, Katharine 33, 79, 114, 130, 133 Manglik, Himani 105, 127, 143, 154, 158, 161, 162 Manimala, Jibin 128, 133, 147 Marano, Joseph 73, 131 Marcel, Nina 91, 165, 213 Marcus, Eliza 85 Marin, Kyle 79, 165 Marinaccio, Christopher 73, 131 Martin, Brant 85 Martin, Robert 62, 132 Martocci, Alexandra 19, 47, 50, 143, 159, 162, 164 Martocci, Samantha 24, 62, 79, 104, 127, 151, 164, 165 Mason, Jessica 24, 25, 79, 145, 164 Mason, Max 21, 24, 47, 63, 102,

111, 126, 132, 184 Mastracchio, Janet 95 Mattey, Stuart 90 McCarthy, Aidan 47, 160 McCarthy, Karen 93, 142, 154, 155 McCormack, Marianne 95 McGranaghan, Emily 79, 127 McGranaghan, Jack 155 McGrath, Patrick 130, 133 McNeight, Michelle 95 Meisel, Sarah 73, 149 Meltser, Alexandra 20, 29, 79, 115, 127, 129 Mendelson, Daniel 24, 79, 80, 161, 162, 164 Menon, Jai 79 Meola, Alfredo 30, 92 Metzger, Nikki 162, 165, 195, 213 Milazzo, Fabianna 73, 127, 153 Miller, Lauren 73, 126, 154, 158, 161, 162 Miller, Neal 90 Millner, Daniel 79, 132 Minkoff, Hillary 79 Misuraca, Alexandra 79, 126, 130, 133, 158 Misuraca, Robert 28, 79, 126 Mittal, Rishab 48, 133, 139, 157, 160, 162 Mitzner, Alexa 13, 16, 48, 162, 170 Mohideen, Feroze 11, 85, 130, 133, 154, 157, 160, 162, 163, 164 Monaghan, Kelly 85, 130 Montenegro, Delia 92, 153, 164 Mordoh, Stephanie 73, 132 Moretto, Lauren 79, 127, 133, 158 Moretto, Mark 33, 48, 58, 62, 132, 154, 162 Moyle, Harrison 79, 132 Mullins, Michael 73 Muñiz, Jacqueline 79, 126 Muñoz Celada, Gerardo 21, 24, 73, 102, 125, 126, 130, 133, 138, 156, 163 Muranelli, Anthony 94, 97, 162 Muranelli, Michael 92, 97, 160 Muratore, Haley 73, 103, 127, 129, 146 Murphy, Daniel 90, 94 Murphy, Jennifer 31, 94, 157, 202 Murray, Matthew 85, 117, 130 Murugesan, Ramavelu 85, 133

Nadler, Jamie 79, 126, 157, 158 Najarian, Eleni 77, 79, 127 Nasrallah, Alexander 48, 173 Nasrallah, Phillip 63, 79, 100, 126, 141, 157 Nelson, Diana 93, 94, 163 Nero, Nicole 85, 126 Neuendorf, Matthew 85, 128, 130, 133 Nieto, Rachel 85 Norstein, Olivia 48, 164 Novakovic, Anthony 85

Obermeyer, Brigitte 85, 156 O'Brien, Annmarie 94, 162, 202 O'Connell, Ethan 85 O'Connell, Isabelle 79, 154 O'Connor-Truett, Kimberly 95 O'Donnell, Erin 10, 85, 93, 129, 133 O'Donnell, Megan 73, 104, 123, 130, 133 Oliver, Mary 94, 202 Olson, Anne 48, 106, 123, 128, 133, 154, 187 Orr, Grace 24, 79, 101, 126, 130, 158, 165, 213 Ostrofsky, Anna 92, 155 Ostrover, Nicole 79, 129 Owen, Kayla 83, 85, 130

Panarese, Tiffany 73, 130 Pandolfo, Deanna 79 Paone, Stefano 79, 132, 154 Papson, Joshua 85 Parmelee, James 9, 48, 132, 144, 164 Pasternak, Matthew 20, 48, 60, 102, 111, 126, 131, 162, 188

Patel, Aanand 41, 60, 124, 133, 161 Patel, Dilan 63, 79, 133 Patel, Shreya 85 Peirce, Danielle 73 Peña, Pedro 80 Pennacchio, Caroline 86, 107, 114, 128, 130, 133, 162, 164, 165 Pennacchio, Joseph 73, 128, 130, 133, 157, 158, 160, 161, 162 Penner, Kyle 79 Peress, Abigail 49, 104, 127 Pereyra, Jessica 79 Perricone, Michael 95, 118, 132 Peters, Brendan 79 Phillip, Alquan 29, 80, 129 Piedmont, Michael 80, 132 Pineda Posada, Harold 73, 126 Pisani, Isabella 86 Pitter, Adam 86, 147, 159, 160, 163 Plimpton, John 86 Plimpton, Robert 73 Pohar, Sean 73, 125, 126, 128, 133 Ponzini, Maya 8, 86, 130, 133, 154, 165, 213 Post, Jessica 8, 9, 10, 27, 49, 60, 63, 152, 161, 164 Post, Steven 15, 80, 157 Potillo, D'onna 27, 158 Poulton, Nicholas 49, 158, 162 Poux, Sabine 86 Powell, Joshua 29, 80 Powers, Catherine 73, 74, 111, 127, 129, 158 Praeger, Alexis 18, 19, 31, 74, 127, 138, 156, 157, 161, 162 Praeger, Thomas 86, 133, 154, 157 Pray, Brandon 31, 80, 156 Prendergast, Kristen 74, 155, 159 Price, Claudia 74, 155, 160, 161 Price, Michael 86 Prinz, Melanie 80, 81, 123, 127, 133 Prish, Clara 80, 128, 133 Pugni, Danielle 31, 86

Qian, Kevin 80, 153, 154, 165 Quigley, Meline 9, 46, 50, 57, 60, 132, 158, 159, 162, 164, 186

Radovanovich, Juliana 74, 127, 133, 159, 161 Radovanovich, Paul 86, 128, 159 Rajan, Alina 11, 50, 61, 130, 133, 158 Ramsahai, Richard 86 Rao, Arjun 80, 159 Rao, Jayanti 50, 155, 164 Rao, Karthik 11, 63, 86, 130, 154, 157, 160 Raphael, Laura 19, 53, 108, 129, 143 Reid, Maya 74, 75, 128, 159, 161 Reiner, Brooke 74, 127, 161, 162, 164 Reisman, Rachel 19, 74, 130, 133, 141, 161, 162, 163 Rickles, Molly 24, 86, 128, 130, 133, 165, 213 Ritacco, Roxanne 92, 161 Robinson, Javan 9, 28, 74, 102, 126, 129 Rojas, Sebastian 86, 128, 130, 133, 156 Romano, Lorraine 91 Rooks, Sophia 74, 143, 164 Rosen, Jennifer 90 Rosen, Lee 25, 86, 154 Rosen, Ryan 74, 130, 133, 158, 162 Rosenberg, Chelsea 50, 110, 128, 161, 162, 164 Rosenberg, Haley 14, 16, 50, 62, 86, 161 Ross, Alexandra 80, 157 Ross, Jordan 74, 146, 149, 156, 163, 164 Ross, Zachary 74, 136, 158, 161, 163 Rotondo, Christine 61, 104, 127, 158, 162 Rotondo, Michelle 62, 80, 127, 158, 161, 163 Rovins, Samuel David 51 Rubenstein, Emily 80, 127, 130 Rubich, Lauren 20, 21, 74, 127, 129 Rundback, Matthew 74 Ruthen, Sarah 38, 51, 162, 164, 182

Rutledge, Christina 94, 160, 202 Ryan, Jacob 80, 128, 133 Rylov, Nikolai 86, 152

Saar, Robert 55, 93, 138, 139 Safer, Meredith 8, 92, 207 Saias, Stephanie 29, 51, 60, 129, 197 Sanchez, Juan 51, 100, 126, 129, 133 Sanders, Jackson 30, 80, 131 Sandomenico, Theodore 93 Satran, Jonathan 90 Savage-Gibson, Marissa 13, 51, 130, 133, 162 Schilling, Briana 74 Schilsky, Olivia 14, 80, 158, 160 Schley, Carleigh 74, 106, 111, 115, 128, 129, 155, 161 Schmidt, William 80, 164 Schneck, Heather 74, 119, 131, 133 Schneck, Matthew 80 Schonfeld, Daniel 80 Scott, Ryan 94 Seabrook, Spencer 51, 112, 129 Segal, Olivia 24, 26, 80, 164, 165 Seidner, Emily 80, 159, 164 Semel, Natalie 74, 155, 158 Shapiro, David 95 Shapiro, Drew 74, 126, 161, 162 Shaw, Grace 6, 80, 115, 129, 133, 146, 157 Sheikh, Onaiza 11, 51, 60, 165 Shen, Yiqing 22, 92, 93, 154 Shine, Katherine 24, 62, 86, 108, 129, 130, 133, 164 Shine, Stephen 52, 58, 97, 114, 128, 130, 133, 144, 162, 187 Ship, Maxwell 74, 145, 159, 164 Shulman, Jeremy 93, 165, 213 Siagris, Rosanna 57, 91 Siegel, Mallory 9, 63, 87, 111, 145 Siegel, Matty 52, 61 Siesel, Jake 80 Silberman, Nicole 80, 127, 160 Silverman, Yelena 93 Simonetti, Dominic 80 Simonides, Jonathan 52, 132 Simons, Kathleen 80, 164 Simpson, Haley-Ann 13, 19, 52, 123, 130, 133, 181 Simpson, Kelsey 33, 62, 80, 113, 126, 130, 160 Simpson-Wallack, Rebecca 150, 151 Sinha, Kusum 90 Sirota, Haley 87 Sladkus, Dana 87 Slotnick, Justin 80, 131 Smedley, Rachel 42, 52, 144, 162, 182 Smedley, Ryan 63, 80, 116, 131, 132 Sorkin, Dylan 80 Spielfogel, Emilyanne 87 Spielfogel, William 81, 131 Spitalieri, Joseph 81, 126, 157 Sritharan, Aishwarya 87, 165 Sritharan, Janani 74, 161 Stone, Evan 52, 118, 132, 184 Strauss, Rachel 10, 74, 117, 130, 133, 158, 163 Sullivan, Patrick 53, 129, 190

Underwood, Ellen 15, 71, 75, 154, 157, 161

Talenti, Kaitlyn 81, 127, 129 Talenti, Taylor 20, 29, 53, 62, 115, 127, 129, 145, 165 Tane, Vanessa 10, 19, 26, 74, 163, 165 Tannenbaum, Joel 31, 87 Tartell, Marc 92, 159 Tausz, Serena 74, 159, 163, 165 Taylor, Nikki 74 Teicher, Jillian 74 Terilli, Michael 81, 128, 133 Tewari, Ishan 81, 128, 133 Thau, AJ 18, 92, 106, 128, 132 Tierney, Liana 74 Tilles, Allison 11, 53, 63, 155, 156, 160, 161, 162 Tilles, Casey 19, 74, 75, 105, 127, 132, 138, 141, 156, 157, 158, 162, 163 Tobin, Samantha 74, 130, 133, 158, 161 Tukuru, Opemipo 87, 154 Turner, Alexandra 75, 139, 161

Vacca, Nicholas 9, 87 Vander Els, Elena 79, 81 VanGilder, Joshua 81 Vasquez, Michael 81 Venditti, Katherine 81, 127, 129 Ventura, Daniel 14, 75, 126, 130, 164 Ventura, Joseph 9, 57, 63, 126, 164, 170 Vincent, Thomas 87 Volpacchio, Christopher 75, 132 Volpacchio, Daniella 87, 155

Waldock, Dalton 87, 156, 160 Wall, Kristen 87 Wasserman, Eric 75, 124, 133, 141, 154, 161, 162 Wax, Ian 15, 24, 81, 128, 130, 133, 157, 159, 164 Weiner, Jonathan 12, 61, 126, 133, 194 Weinrach, Jaime 54, 62, 121, 127, 132 Weiss, Julia 19, 75, 128, 138, 155, 156, 161, 162, 163 Wexler, Diana 54, 106, 128, 150, 151, 161, 162, 164 Wexler, Hanna 16, 19, 54, 133 Wexler, Jackson 63, 81, 112, 129, 132, 154 White, Malik 9, 81, 129 Whitten-Snarr, Blythe 19, 54, 162 Willner, Wendy 54, 95, 140, 154, 157, 160, 162, 175 Wolff, Kevin 17, 21, 75, 102, 126, 129 Wolfson, Jonathan 81, 133 Wolin, Sydney 15, 81, 126, 130 Wright, Trystyn 55

Xu, Victoria 81

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Yavrouian, Lena 75, 163 Yip, Brandon 75, 152, 154, 155, 161 Yurch, Jackson 54, 61, 96, 130, 132, 145, 165, 189, 199, 213 Yurch, Lili 27, 63, 75, 111, 127, 129

Zeidan, Paul 95 Zhou, Edwin 81, 128, 133, 154, 164, 165 Zhuravlev, Ksenya 18, 75, 161, 162, 165 Ziltzer, Bram 81 Zimmerman, Madeline 18, 130, 133, 153, 162, 174 Zirman, Erika 81, 126, 130

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