Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1939 volume:

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Sims its crciiiun in 1926, the cun- slruclion of new wings has nmilc pussilwlc Lucililirs for both grammar .ind high school. IPAGE Twol As a mute symbol of the crude beginnings from which a fine school sys- tem has grown, there stands on the corner of Monroe and Highland Avenues a small briclq building fondly referred to as The Little Red Schoolhouse. For many years this tiny school served the needs of a large portion of the present district. It was over a decade ago that this rapidly-growing community, realizing the inadequacy of the one-room school, erected at the Twelve Corners the present school building. Within a few years new wings were added in order to provide for the large number of students who desired high school training. Scarcely were the new wings in use before they were overcrowded, and the need for a separate high school building arose. This need the community is now meeting by the erection of a fine new high school on the Winton Road side of the Twelve Corners property. When this modern structure is completed, the present building can be turned over entirely to the grade school. Such a fast-growing school system denotes a fast-growing, progressive community. Firmly believing that our school has kept pace with the rapid development of the community, the Senior Class of Brighton High School presents in this boolq the picture of BRIGHTON, A PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL. The school of tomorrow, or rather the school of next year, is shown here as the artist has conceived it. More than a mere flight of imagination, however, the new school is already well under constr t' IPAGE. THREE1 ,7 , C Ni' , KM rx 1 ,f' I ,, 1 ,,,ln' -f '. 4 -, 1. If I A Zrd Riu. ll.um.i, llill, Voiim-r', lit-ed. Allen. Smith, Reanier, Liilwson, l7.1xies,l'oriei', , , , . . . , , Znil limi: It-rrin. X.inllu-en Rt--ian Slater llnx Slrilluck lxarues, Milling, l7t-tker. l'rislvt-t-. ,4 'J lu Rim: Nlaxuell, Xlaiuslielrl. l'l1.xrlt-sworili. Xlante. Cfoppr-ns, lwrfev U'l4rn-vi X :wail I ilu lv HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Nlauiticu A. CoPPENs Asszlffzlni P1'1'1zc'1'pf1l in High Scfzoof -1. . . xv ., sa. ,if F' Ably headed by Superintendent Aubrey D. Donley, the largest teaching staff yet to serve in Brighton High School now numbers sixty- tvvo members. Far from being classed as pedagogues by us students, the high school teachers are regarded rather as friends under whose sympathetic leadership we can acquire a Well-rounded edu- cation. As advisers of numerous extra-curricu- lar activities, they give many hours of time outside the classroom to help us with these interests of ours. No staff of teachers could be more scholarly in its point of view nor more devoted to its task. Brighton, a progressive school community, has its nucleus in its progressive faculty. mi f frank F0 URI 3rd Ron: Hzunmoml. lbonzxlrlson, Arnold. Friclxcr. Monkey. Buell. llcitleu Cook l Intl Row: Wirug, Gibson, Palmer. Hcfker. Starr. Rzmli. Yeith. Nltlionzxld. O'Connr'll, Tusth, Nl.1url1e. lsr Row: Lewis, lhomas. lrnax, Widrig, iihalle. lT.um'ron, Burton, Baker, Railing. The foundations of a sound education are laid during the time the child spends in the grade school. Here he forms those habits and acquires those skills which will determine, in a large measure, the success of his entire scholastic career. No effort is spared, therefore, to make our grammar school as fine as possible. Under the guidance of a devoted staff, the child is taught respect for all work, confidence in his own ability, and control over both his body and his mind. Mutual understanding and close co-opera- tion between the home and the school bring about a natural, happy development of the young child. GRADE FACULTY CHRISTINE C. HoBsoN Alsszlvmnzf P1f1'ncz'pal in Grade School I I vumvnnrv I rrr, rrrr-uf urnvrn ,rvr rr, rrrvr rv IPAGIS Frvsl BOARD OF EDUCATION Witliout Aubrey D. Donley, who has served this community in the capacity of principal and school superintendent for over a decade, and without the Board of Education, which has Worked so unselfishly with him, Brighton would not today enjoy the reputation which it has as a progressive school offering to its youth educational advantages comparable with the best found anywhere in American public schools. At'Bi:Ev U. Doxuiv, SuperfrzZcvzdent-P1'1'11CijJrII Stzutvviaak C. WELLS, IR. Ronan M. VAN fJRDER IVAR N. HCLTlN1iXN Mus. liuxvxun li. Miues IXLLEN H. G.x'rns fP1'cs1'dc11tQ C. W. COAPMAN fTreu5m'w'Q IPAGE SIXI . '.. '- -.lr-.ii?9??'211'.. ' - . Q - . if '77 A 4 xx m -'11ei:9resfg-:-.i. 3 :gg + 1 I N229 It T '- 5 ' x g Q:-95 Frzfffzf r W -X Q 5 F3 -' V, wwf I il' pf- Q W, W ! '- lg H-5-A5 ' v hfiilllilf 1, ' -X....., 1 wufv' ' .-:ff-1-.' 2 E .4 ,m 1... ,s 1, .., , .. his -2-,Ts,3.sj532f1qQfi-- 1 Lg f f, .-.---f-A--in 1 ' '- k J - ,N . ,Q '. -' ggzzffyg, zzz- - ' Q ,IZ g - T, g 'I .Qi'f.f-'gif' X f f Mm -Q fffla 1 W lsfzix V X ' Q J: N S f K - X Q. xwtrl. lx.:-' 1: li,-' b Sf Q---41. -sill . Fi EUi?x'b3 x'::gv,rfF,-J.: E L I S, 9' Nlltwlx J xv: s -. kj . --ts' ' 3-3 Nl sl , AQ: lr kj J 6, 9wW g Pug, ,n 2 + sw Ei ROSE W. ALMEKINDER H56 Blossmn Rcmtl Ltitlccitlml Quiet, ever so quit-I, but not unattraclively su. I.tlur:try Club 43 Hiking Clulv 45 B.tt.l- minton 3, 4: Shttrllclmnrtl 4: Ncwcomb l3.ill I, 3, 45 linscllatll 4: Ytrlltylmll 3, 45 Bansko-Spcctlbatll 4. DORIS E. BARMASTER ISU Richx llttgvtzty Ifntlccitlctl The moderation of fortunate people comes from the calm which good fortune gives tu their tempersf' l.xhr.try tilulv -l: l-liking lilulw 4: Butl- iuintnn 3. 4: Slutrllclwtiairtl 4: Nuwwtnlw Bull 3, 4: Ping Pong 4: B.m'h.tll 4: Ytvllcylmll 3, 4. IANE HARRIET AUGUST BARBARA IEAN 817 lftiuncil Rock Avenue Ytmtiic Untleuitlctl , Q Y ln-l Lnntltng Rrmtl North Balm Full of sweetness, giggles and gum. West High Schtml lfntlecitletl lJr.un.ttic Vluh, 3, 4: Frcnth Clulw 3, Kindnesx is wisdom. 4. luntor Pmm Cmutnittee: Hiking Vlulu 3: llntlminton 2. 3, 4: Slitttllt-lmnrtl l.thr.try lilulv 3, 4: lintltuitxton -lg Shuf- 2, 3, -4: Bttskctlwtill 1, 2. 3, 4: Ping Pong llclmnrtl -lg Ping Pong 4. 3: Bust-hatll 3, Awttrtlctl Clans Nuiucml 3: :Xw.trtlt'tl Letter 4. WILLIAM RAUBER BILLIE BOWREN BENNETT zu unittm-t-f tum-tb unit I43 littstlnntl Awtittc L'titlt-ritlt-tl She can boast a fine ambition, King of Swing-Recorded. lfrcnuli tflulv 3. 4: unitvr l'r4 vm I N That of following ti nurse's tradition. Ilrntntttic Cluh l: lftvnth Clulv 4: lit l tt tnittcc: 'l mule -l. ,mu lu. e Club 3: Girls' Vluittts l. 2, 3: lllfllllll Club l. 2: Swinuutng Klub 4. t -AL I I-gif. Illlll ..: t if . Ilnixt-rsity nl' Michigan K. SHIRLEY ESTELLA ASHTON 21 W.trring,gton Drixe Shit'l Fort-wt l'.trk Iunior High Stluml lfnixersity of Rtitltcstcr Wearing all that weight of learning like a flower. Lilirttry lilulu 3, 4: French Clulv 2, 3, 4: lk-lmts Iilulv 35 Hiking Club 3: Sltulllc- lmnrtl 3: Ytzllcylutll 3: Sztlutnltmrtzttt. ISABEL MARGARET BASYE ZNIHI tiltwur Street :'lzv.ic ' William Smith Ctrllcgc My heart is true as steel. tllnsx Yitc-l'rt-sitlstit 3: Art lilnlv 2. R, -l: l'rt-ntlt iiluh 3. 41 Ilelmte Vlnl: 3, 4: tiirly Cluirua l, 2. 3: l'l:ty tltst -la Iunttir Pmm Committee: Senior H.tll lituutnitlcug Riding Club 1. Z, 3: Btul- minton 2, 3, 4: Shttfllelvtmrtl 2: Bnskct- lull 2. 3, 4: Ncwcotnh Kill 3, 'li Ping l'tnng 2. 3: Btiiclmll 2, 3. 4: .Xwztrtlctl Clttxs Numcrttl 3: .lwztrtlvtl l.tttt-r 4. IPAGE EIGHTI CHARLES HERBERT BRIGHAM i2-i Nortlulmlu'rl.lml Ro.nl Charlie Featuring that pert little mustache. LANE CHRIST 215 XYt'sII'.ill Rfmil iilirisiy Iirrmi-I.ut'r Imlyu-tlnuit limiuitc Thr more he docs. the more he can do. Klum I'rcsnlL'lii 4: Surul.irv 3: Sluilcnt timnicil Rqvrwclitgitiw I. 2: llclmlc Chili 3: Iunmr I'rum liummittccz Smmlnrml Bczircr 3: 'I'r.ipcmritl rc- poricr 2, 3. Assuiiam- liilimr 'l'mpc- mimi 4: lunior Iiilimr ul l1rnssru:uls 3: litlitnr-in-ihicl' nl' lTrnxsrozuls 4: lizixkctlmll 2. 5: lntrzunurzil Banskeilmll I. -I: Bowling 4: Bmltniiilmi 3. -l: Shutllclmqinl 33 Yollcylwaill -lg Srililmll l. 2, 3. -I. IULIE ANN BURRITT 295 Wilmot Ruzul ,Xc.1tIemy of thc- SM ri-il llmrt HOWARD R. BURROWS Smith fiulll-gg H27 Nlunrm' .-kvunuc Duke Sing, riding's :-1 joy! .Xrt Clnlv 4' Suicliu' lflulw 2' llclv Sr, l'etcrxlmrg High, lfluriiln Meclmnilw Institute . . .txt , mimi, 2. 41 stump trim. 4. 'i'f.i,-twill Mlndeedr 3 Wvffhy ge c'm ' ' reporter 2. -l: .Xri limliior Cmssru.uls 4: Riding Chili 3, 4: Bmlliiiiimii 2, 3 SluiHlelm:ml 2. -I: Iiziskcxlmll 2. 33 Ping l'unu 2. 3. 4. Sorter -I. GERTRUDE RUTH COLLINS 233 Xernmi l'l.nc' lmrv l'. ii. livlllrsl' A merry hc:-lrt dnclh good likr medicine. .Xrt Clulv l. 2. I: Girls' Clmrus I. 23 luiiirnr Prom limiiiuiilte-cz Bzulminlmi 2. 3, 4: I'lllSkl'll1.lll 4: Ncvvtvnnlv ILIII 3. Baxsclmll 2. 3. SHIRLEY CRAMER IT lflmwrc Rumi ShirIx' I'i1..i lircc' Aczlclciuy Rrncliustrr Bimmm limiiuic True humility. The highest virtue. mother of them all. llrqmmtic Clulv 4: l.il1r.nry liluh -ig ln- lmte tilnlu 4. lZrus5ru.itls iypist: Tw- ing .Xwurrls 3, -lg 'l'r.ipi-m1icl lypixl 9. 4: li.ulminton 4: Sliiitlh-lmuril -l: Hgisf kclluill 4: Ping l'ong -l: llzisrlmll 4: Sm' rcr -lg Baskn-Spc'eilli.ill -lg Vollcylmll 43 .Xwnrilcnl Clint Nlumcml :mil l,i-in-r -l. rrrr nr, - vnu fn ,nr J rrrf rrrrun in 1lul,l1r rr, nur fr DOROTHY ELIZABETH BROWN 35410 ligist .M-cutie Ullfitm- Klcclmnica Institute '. . . of the friendliest sort. llrzxmixtic Clnlw lg Library Clulw 3, 43 Ari Club l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Charm I, Z, 1 3. -l: Mixed Chorus 2: Qnairlcr -1 lun- iur Prom Committee. AQ. ARN D COHEN ll Samir.: Ilirkx-,ty kr-nu Q N l', lv. lixfurm It dnegnhxtake Arnie long tu get first base. Iffmilmll 1,1 3. 4. mfimll 1. 4. 1..- lrzxmural 1. 'cllmll l,2gB1ulummvn Ig l'lng 'Po 1' , 7. IPAGE NINE! MARIAN E. CRAWFORD lownlitte Road L'ndccidetI Do good by stealth, and blush to find it fame. library Club 4: Iirape7oitI typist 3, 4 Shutlleboartl 4: Ping Pong -l. FRANCES MARIE DONOVAN I73 'lltrrytown Road Utulccitled A small voice is better than a big echo. I ibrary Club I, 2. 3, 4: French Club -lg cc-President Library Club 3: Presi- dent Library Club 4, Ping Pong I. IRENE ALICE DAILEY S8 Fair Oaks Avenue '4lJailey Oneonta High School Untlecidetl UThere is a proper dignity in the performance cf every act. Dramatic Club 45 Library Club 4, French Club 4: Play Staff 4: Riding Club 4, Badminton 45 ShuH'Ieboard 4: Basketball 4: Ping Pong 4: Baseball 4: Ifasko-Speedball 43 Awarded Class Nu- meral 4. MARIE DANIELSON 2737 hltinrtze .Xscnttc '4l'at lfntlccitletl She's noble in every though! And nobler still in deed. Library Clttb I. 2, 3, 4: Crossroads typist 4: Typing Awards 4: Sports typist 3, 4: Swimming Club 3, Bad- minton I, 3, 4: Shurl'lcboard 3, 4: Has- ketball I, 3, 4: Newcomb Ball l, Z, 3, 4: Ping Pong 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Hascball 4: Basko-Speedball 4: Awarded Class Numeral 3, Awarclt-tl Lctter -l. ROBERT THOMAS DRYSDALE 28 Kent Park Hob Syracuse Unixersity Tu endeavor is to succeed. Science Club 2: Debate Club 3: Track 3: Intramural Soccer 4: Badminton 3. IEANNE CECILIA DU ROCHER I00 St. Regis Itriw ItuRoclt I'ndccidcd Nothing endures but personal v - - .v qualities. , Student Cottncil Representative I: llra- matic Club I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Trapezoid reporter 2. 3, 4: Swim- ming Club 35 Badminton Z, 3, 4, Shuf- fleboard 3, 4: Iiasketball I. 2, 4: New- comb Iiall I, 3, 43 Ping Pong 2, 3, 48 Baseball I, 2, 3. 4: Awartlcd Class Numeral 3: Awarded Class l.cttcr 4: Cbcerleatler 2. --nk 2 .ext PETER FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM i F55 Oakdale Drite A'Nick Unitersity of Michigan Peace rules the lad when reason rules the mind. Ilraniatic Club I, 2, 3: Debate Club 4, Boys' Chorus 3: Trapezoid reporter Z, 3. 4: Football 4: Intramural Basket- ball l, Z, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Bowl- ing 3, 4: Badminton 3, -l: Ping Pong I: Senior llall Committee. IEAN MEREDITH DORON 161 Brookside Ihrite lfnitersity of Michigan Witty, athletic, nice, entertaining, ltrantatic Club I, 2, 3, 4: Art Club 3: French Club -l: Science Club 2: Debate Club 4: Play Stall I, 2. 3, 4: Hiking Club, 2, 3: Riding Club -l: Badminton I, 2, 3, -l: Sburlleboard -I: Basketball I, 2, 3, -lg Newcomb Ball l, 2, 3. 4: Ping Pong I, 2, 3, -l: Baseball I, Z, 3. 4: Soccer 3, -lg Awarded Class Numeral and Letter 3: .fXu'ardcd School Mono- gram -l. llllllll ig, 5 I gl i? IPAGE TENI DOROTHY ERNST 237 XX rlvwlcr .Xxcnuu Dot Lhixersity of Rochester A tender heart and a merry smile. llrgunzilzt Club l: Librury Club l, 2, 4: Art Club lg licbzuc Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus l: Swimming Club 3: Bznlmin- ton 3: Shutllcbtmril 2, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, -l: Newcomb Hull 2: Ping Pong 3, -lg Hnsebzill 2, 3, -lg .Xwnrdetl Clnsa Nuntcr.1l4. 'wr IOHN C. FEE 3-4 Kunt Park luck L'n.lcrnlul Make haste tu live and consider each day a life. Innior Prom Committee: Senior Ball liommitlcc. PATRICIA TYLER FEELEY ISO Roosevelt Road l'.tt Monroe High School Cornell Lnixcrsity All pay tribute to her beauty. French Club Z, 3. 4: Ilcbgtte Club 3, 4: lunior Prom Committee: Senior l4.ill Committee, Feature Editor 4'Tr.ipr- void 4: Hiking Club 3: Bznlminlon Z, 3. 4, Shul'I'lebo:trd 3: Ping Pong 3. -lg l-Lnketbttll 2, 3. 4: Bnscbnll -4. MARGARETA ANNA FREITAG llrll Sourhurn lhrkwuy Undecicletl Her ambition knows no rest. Library Club 2, 3, 4: Stump Club 4: Bxulminion 3: Shutllebozirtl 4: New- comb Bull l, 4: Volleybnll 3, 4: Bansko- spt-m1i..11 4. FRANKLIN H. GHYZEL lol Klink Rognl l'l-'r.ink 67 Southern Drive ll.utic Nlctlmnigs lnstilulc HARRIET ISABEL GLITCH ljmlct ltlcsl -'Laps go m the ball game. The makings of a real secretary. Innior l'rom Committee: lfootlmll 3, il-If-'l'C20lll YYSJHY 3- 'li fl1'f'M1'f'-HHN, 4:1-mst-lu.llI2,34-1, iyptst 3 Shu cbonril -lg .Xmimivii Mnlmger Bookstore 3: Xl.in.1ger Book- store -l. 1 i nr rrrr NORMAN RAY FARMEN 26 Del Rio Drixe Norm Irondcquoit High School Wuoiter College There's honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in thee. Bztntl 4: Plny Cust 4: Senior linll Coin- mitteeg lntratmurnl Hznketbnll -l: Bowl- ing -lg Baulmtnton 4: Clicurlcutlcr -l. HARRIET ELIZABETH GARDNER 172 Enstluntl Avcnuc l'ictty Rochester Business Institute Happiness is to he shared. Drztmzttic Club 2, French Club 4: Girls' Chorus 3: lunior Prom Committee: Hiking Club 35 Bntltninton 2, 3, 4: Shufllebourd 3, 4: liatskclbnll 3, 4: New- comb Bnll 4, Ping Pong 2, 3, 4: Busc- ball 2, 4: Soccer -l: Archery 2, -lg Vol- leyball 4: Bnsko-Spct-clb.ill 4: Awnrtlc-t.l Class Numeral -l, f r runvvrr :rv I frr, rrrrfm- :umm ,fn rr, rrlrr rr IPAGE ELEVEN1 CYNTHIA E. GOOSSENS Pcnfteld Crescent East High School Miami University A bright hello at noonday and at cheery smile at night. Art Club 2, 3: Riding Club 2. DOROTHY HEWITT 377 Hollywood .Mcnue Dot Colby junior College A source of heart trouble, Too bad sheis not double. lbrarnatic Club l, 2, 3: French Club 4: Riding.: Club l: Badminton 2, 3, 4: IUNE HELEN HEINZ 120 Linden Road lfndecided Beauty is its own excuse for being. Library Club l, Z, 3: French Club 4: Associate Editor Crossro:uls -lg Swimming Club 3: Badminton 2. 3. 4: Shtirl'leboard 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Newcomb Hall 3, 4: Ping Pong 3, 4: Baseball 4: Volleyball 4: Awarded Class Numeral 3: .Xwarded Letter 4. wi ' WARREN C. AI-DENNRICH 39 Sanllringham Road Muscles Cho.tJ,e School University of Rochester f . For every vyhlyg, ther? is it wherefore. , , Dramatic C u Z1 French Club 4: De- bate Club' : may Cast 3, 4: Senior Ball Cosvmittec: Associate Editor Crossroads 4: Track 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Softball 3: Badminton 4: Shttflleboard 4: Volleyball 4. J' Q - , IACK WILEUR I .yi HORST , if' liil Winton Road South 'janrsty' I yo. fztamte MI' just the guy Mio can do it. Q ffm 'J ,lunligr Prom Lfqntitwettitnr Hall Committee: Fon l tll : Baseball 2. 4: Basketball , 3, 4, li ramural Basket- ball 3: Bow ing Z. 3, 4: Bad- 3, 4: Ping ing 2, 3: Shut'- io d 3: Elfxnorablle Mention All- ti utity Fomb:lll 'Ik-ant. ' ball E: . f Wt ROBERT BRETTLE HOUCK 348 Susqucha n na Road Hungry Undecided L'The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Class Vice President l: Vice President Student Council 4: Dramatic Club l, 2, 3. 4: Science Club 2: Debate Club 3. 4: Band I, 2. 4: Cast of Play 3. 4: Staff ot' Play 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball Committee: Iunior Prom Committee: Assistant Standard Bearer 3: l l'rape- void Staff Z, 3, 4: Photography Edi- tor Crossroadx 4: Football 4: Intra- FRANCES HELEN GREENE 2520 Clover Road 1-'r.tnnie Geneseo Normal School That one small head could harbor all she knew. French Club 4: Badminton 3. 4: Shuf- fleboard 4: Ping Pong 4. RUSSELL C. HOPCRAF T 348 Grosxenor Road Russ L itzlectdetl Did you hear Benny Goodman last night?,' lbramatic Club l. 2: French C lub 3, 4: llehatc Club 3: Iunior Prom Vommit- tee: Trapezoitl reporter 2. 3: Editor- in-chief ot' Trapezoiti 4: Associate Editor 4'Crossroads 4: I'1framural softball 3, 4: Badminton 4: Scriftir Hall Committee: Volleyball 4. t . 'M , mtmit Easkftt-1111 1, 2, 3. 4: Softball 0 l, Z, 3. 4: Bowling 3: Badminton 3: L t Slntdleboarrl 3: Volleyball 4. l 1 Eg. 1: '.. t ll ' ,Alu -, N' '53 'a 4 IPAGE TWELVEI . K X - ' 5 t U DONALD GEORGE HOUGHTON 711 C1r1'c11t1eld 1.11115 Dun Musicians are sensitive souls- I lwfst 1-1 mean dial myself. I111skc111.111 2: I111r1111111r:11 H11skcr11.1l1 1, 3. -1: S1J11lN1lll 2, 3: Hg111n1i111r111 3, P11114 Pong Z. ELAINE F1TCH IONES 321 I-111111136 Br.1c .Xxsuue Fi1r11ic X'1'1111rr111 11ig11 Sc11c1111 011111 We-s1cyz111 'LA maid of mirth and n1ildness. 1Jc11.11c 111111 -1: 111.11111111111111 -1: B.1sket- 11.111 -1: Ncwcc111111 15.111 4: Ping P01111 4: I111s1'11:111 4: Archery -1: Yolleylmll -1: Smccr -1: B11sk11-Sgm-e11l1.111 -1, IAY HAROLD VIRGINIA MARIE IEFFRIES IAZAK .3243 l1r1111k1.1u'11 llrixc IMI gs Xvmh lr! D . ul Im Y, Wuxi ll1g11 St'1111111 1'11111'u1111'11 . I 5 YIYK' 1 1i.1s1 R11111cs11-r High SL1111111 1'1111c1111c11 His height will he the measure of M his success. 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P11111 l'1111g .11 Sl111l'1'1e1111.1r11 1: Volley- l11111 -1: S1-111111 11.111 1i11111111111cc. IPAGE THIRTEENI EDNA MAY KEENAN '52 Kimlmrlt lirn.ul Jill lim lligh Stlxuul Roilxeuer K'rm1ptmuclL'r Sclmul MA quiet, friendly girl. ROBERT EDWARD LATANZI limi .Xllt-n tin-L-R Rum lim L'mlt'titli-ll lt's the spirit, nut the size, that counts. I-'rcufh Clulw -lg Senior l4.ull limmuittec: Fm-llnill l. Z. 4: Bust-ll.ull l1 Miki-i1a.lll 4. Tmik 4, 4. s.,n1w.l11 4, 4. iam-lm: 2. 3. -l. CHARLOTTE GRAVES LAKEMAN l-lil Ulmer Rn.ul K1li.xr XM-xi llwgli mlmnl l..u-rll lllll'urt11llt':r A girl uf nulilu qualities. Ruling ilul' 3: limlmlutcui 3, -l: Shul- li.'n...'ft1 1. 4. l5.ukL'xli.xll 4. 4. ww, tumlw ll.ull -l: Ping Pong 3, -lx Ynllrx- lw.lll -lg .Xuurxlrrl flux Xun1rr.xl .intl lmver -l. MARY ROSALIND MCKINNEY 3:13 lirsmltlglwll llrlxt' l'.llNy ,Xlungtmi Iunznr Stluml, l'cunxylx.lul.i luuliwlmlul 'LI-lcr cunning smile, her diinplcx light, Her luvely eyes. su flezu' and hrighlf' Sxunlt-ui Ifuuuul St-urcmry 3, 4: lfrvnilx tllulw Z, -4: luuiur Prmn tlmuuiiueeg limlnmlnlam 2. 6, -l: Slmlllelvuurll 2. 3, -1: Il.ukt-ilmll l, Z, 3, -lg .Xvv,1r4lclli.l.ns fXulm'r:xl -1. IOSEPH CHARLES LAROCCA IT-lf Wu! llt-uriexxn Rmil line Rmlu-wer Business lnxtuulc Worth makes the man. li.l-elmll Z. 4. -iz Smit-r fl: Sufrlnill Q. l4.ulln1nuu 31 Slnilllelwnrll 3. i O IXOBE EQLT 5 IR. ',,llff Mvlvt-nl mul L1 xnifxrgf Ivunizui may hc won. Siuileu Cmuiuil Ql'rc.mirt-r -l: Drqxmzuic LRF! 3, -lg ll- .ue Kilulv 3, -la juniur Prom Chinn ec: 'I'r.lpefuinl repurt- ur 2, 3, 5 Huy! Sports l-itlitrvr of Hlfrnasrozl Y' -lg Frmllmll 3: 'l'r:1t'k 3, -lg limvlwg 3, -lg lS.uluiinmn 3: Ping Fung 2, 33 Sliixlllelirmrnl 3: Vrillcylmll lg lxlziliglgcr liuxlxellmll ltnlni 3: Cfliuer- lt.ul4-r 2, -lg Senior Hull lifunuiilluz lllllll IPAGE FOURTFENI ARNOLD KLEIN 1l9 Iiuunic Brac .Xrenue Augie Munrue High Suhurvl Lmlrcitled We know what we are but know not what we may be. French Ululn Z: Fuullmll 4: IuIr.uuur.il liusketlmll -l: Sulxlmll 2, 3. -lx Iiitlniin- lun -lg Sliixlllelirurnl 3, -lg Yolleylull -l. DOROTHY E. LEVY N-l l5.x-tl.1mlAxL'1u1c lint Lime-nity ni liuglieuvr A gentle maiden she. Full calm and mannexlyf' Slunlt-nl liuuncil Reprewiirnxixt l. l7r.x- m.xtic Clulw l, 2. 3, -l: lfrcntli Vlulw 3. -lg lk-lmlc lflulw 3, -lg l'l.1y Sl.:l f -lg Rul- ing Clulv l, 2, 3, -l: Swimmzug lilulu 2. 3g Bzulminron 1.2. 3, -41 Sliurilclmnrcl 3, -lg Bzisketlmll l. 2, 3. -l: Yewmxub Iinll l, 3, -lx Ping Pnng 2, 3. -l: lizisc- lwull 2.31.-XrtIieryl.2. 3. -ln Ynllsylmll 4: Succcr 3: .Xw.mlc.l film- Xumcrixl .intl lrllcr 3. LAURA DUTHIE MESTON 67 ru .111 orgy imfkwiiy w L-h1 High sch Qlff 1 Uniimiiui '-My kingdom fm H ln 1,fg v. l.ihr:iry Kiluh -l: Girls' Chorus 2: Rul- mg Cluh 2, 3, -lg Sluirllclvfmrnl 2. PATRICIA O'BRIEN FY? Hiuworifl ,Mviiiic l4r.1ins lhixcrsily of Roflu'slr'r A beautiful face is the best letter of introduction. Class Virc-l'rcsislcnl 4: Sliulciu Coun- ril Repressnrzuixc Z: lhr.uu.uir Cluh l, 2.5.-l1Frcncl1C1luh3, -lx Girls' Chorus 3: lunior Prom iimnmillccz Senior Bzxll Comniitlcc: l3r:uu:uic Cluh Council 3, -l: Hiking Chili 3: l-l.ulminxon 2. 3, -lg Soccer -lz Bzisclmll 4, -lg Sluitllchmml 3: B.iskcrh.ill 2. 3. -l. 'fffv err c -4-f, MULFORD L NEWELL 2212 Wcsrfgill Rruiml XYcsI High School in 94 uniiii- r ..Gifq.,,iJ.xmg04ii tfollcgc k . Rochester Business lmtilure There is nu limir no hc 'liliesf' Good humor is his stock in trade. l,ihr:1ry ffluh l, Z. 'l. -l: lfrcmh .h 5. -lg Girls' Chorus I. Z, fl: H:uhniulon lunior Prom Cmuniixteez Truck 3: Soft- Z: Sluitllulvmril 2, 4: lim-lx.xll -l: Anh- hzlll 3: Howling -lg Truck Nlgiringrr -lg cry 2. -l. Senior li.ill Commiucc. ROBERT HOLMES PLASS SHIRLEY BERNICE RAFFELSON Zfll Liniling Ro.ul South Amlmir.1l Syrzicusc Collcgc of Fortslry llf Xllirriiigioii llrixu Hliolilwff' , , , Iullmrml S howl if Klum: Truth is within ourselves. L i . . , . , N 'LAI the sound of her silvery notes Suu-me ihxh w: lunior Prom Lommir- qh h, I hl , N lcv: Sc-nu-r Hill liomrnittcf-: Socucr 4: 1 E sung 'N shes Wnh eml' Sofilmll l, Z. 3. -l: Bowling -l: H.ul- 1. 1.1.1 I 1 4 4 niinron 3. -l: Pin: Pong 2: Sluitllclwmrcl 'lr A mb ' ' ' I i. 4: XUfllc5h.ill -l. urn: 1 ,r rl rr rr ROBERT MORDEN MORROW ITU Shoreham lirive Holi Northwestern Unixcrsity 'LI-lis silence far ouldoes the speech of others. lunior Prom Committee. IAMES HARRY PATT 606 Lnnnling Roni lim Rochcsicr lhisim-ss Iwi irulc HI-Ie makes a good friend. Bosclmll 3, -lg Soccer -l: lnir.uuur,il l4.iskczn.ill 1, Z. 3. -l: Sofihgill 5: Hul- minwn 3. -l: Ping Pong 3. 4: Shurllc- honrll 2, 3: Yollcyhnll -l, l LE -Ill nnnvnnn rrr, frrr-m 1 I n f 1 rv IPAGE FIFTFENI ,f CHARLES GEORGE REINER IIS Sylxan Road Chuck '4One wh0's not afraid to say his say. Class Vice-President Z: Class Secretary lg Class Treasurer I, 4: Dramatic Club I: French Club 3: Iunior Prom Com- rnittcc: Football 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskctlrall 3: Tennis 3, 4: Soccer 4: Intrarnteral Basketball 4: Bowling 4: badminton 3, 4: Ping Pong 3: Slutt'I'lt'- board 3, 4: Volleyball 4. RICHARD FERDINAND 'ROCHOW - Luna Xleadovv, Pittsford Dick NPit'fgortl High School 9 Cornell University 5 ' ' Ij The stronger man always succeeds. Class President I, 3: Debate Club 4: ltantor Prom Committee: Football 3, 4: Baseball 3: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Softball 3. 4: Badminton 3, 4: Ping Pong 3: Shutflcboard 3: Volleyball 3: .XII-County Second Football Team 4. VERNON KILBOURN RISING 149 Westland Avenue Vern Undecided though ' are his own. lt , , ,I 2: ich C tb 4: . 'n: 1 ' 1 I, 2: ,e .te Club 4' St' , :Bat ,.: 1 l A! it 2 3 Trtpezoitu reporter 3, : Footb'll 3: Track 4: Ten- nis 4: Soccer 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 4: Softball 1. 2. 3, 4: Bowling 4: Badminton 2. 4: Volleyball 4. DAURICE E. SCHNURR 57 Tarrytcqwn Road Antcrican School of Ballet Grace was in all her steps. Dramatic Club 4: Ibchate Club 4: Play Cast 4: Typing Award 3. 41 Badmin- ton 3, 4: Shntllcboard 3, 4: Basketball 4: Nc-wcomb Ball 3: Baseball 3. FRANK R,AYNOR ROCHOW Long Nleadow, Pittsford Roles Pittsford High School 1'. G. Course Y . Big as life and as enjoyable. Class Treasurer 3: Debate Club 3: lun- ior Prom Ciimmitteeg Football 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Badminton 3, 4: Ping Pong' 3, 4: Shutllcboard 3. 4: Volleyball 4. ROBERT FRANCIS SCOFIELD 31-l Hollywood Avenue Scof Undecided VVe'll miss Scof and his dog. I-reach Club 4: lunior Prom Commit- tec: Softball 2, 3, 4: Howling Z, 3, 4: Football Nlantger 3: Cheerleader 2. 3. +- Qs., 5 I' :-H. rr . : - - .if:'- . ...A IPAGE sixi-EEN1 SALLY MORGAN REYNOLDS 250 Pelham Road Colby lunior College She's the definition of a good sport. llramatic Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Debate Club 3, 4: Cast of A'Seventeen 4: Riding Club l, 2, 3, Badminton Z, 3, 4: ShuH'leboard 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Newcomb Ball 3, 4: Ping Pong 2. 3, 4, Baseball I, 2. 4: Awarded Class Numeral 3: Senior Ball Committee: Awarded Letter 4. WALTON ROSS I2l Penlield Road Walt Cornell To cultivaleddndness is a valuable f ' ' f l'f . part o .the 1bg.SLsess-ao te Science Club,.35 Assistiint 'Photography Editor Crossi'oads 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Bl ing.: 4: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong , Shutlleboard 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4. V ROBERT F. SEEGA 40 Long Meadow Circle, Pittsford Stogcy Pittsford lligh School Mechanics Institute Mlfrmn little sparks may burst a mighty flame. Senior Ball Committee: Soccer 1, 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Badminton 4: Volleyball 4. BETTYIANE STILES 215 S. St. Regis Drive Bl Undecided i'Mndesty becomes a young lady. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3: French Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Play Cast 4: Play Staff 4: junior Prom Committee: Hik- ing Club 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Shuffleboard 2, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Newcomb Ball 4: Baseball 3, 4: Co- Manager Girls' Athletics 4. IDA LOIS SNODGRASS 239 Glen Ellyn XVay XVooster College Lofty designs must close in like effects. Dramatic Club 2, 3, -1: French Club 4: Girls' Chorus l. 2. 3: Play Cast 3: Hiking Club 3. 4: Swimming Club 3: Badminton 3, 4: Slittfllelioartl 3: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Newcomb Ball 3. 4: Ping Pong 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Awarded Class Numeral 3. ARLENE FLORENCE SONNENFROH 190 Edgewood Avenue Undecided She who has lived obscurely and quietly has lived well. Shudleboard 4. RAYMOND IAMES TILL 20 Midland Avenue Ray Mechanics Institute 'AA quiet, unassuming chap who will go far. Band 3: Softball 1, 2, 3: Ping Pong 2, 3. MARIORIE ALICE TROSCH S2 Southern Parkway '1Marge Vassar College Nothing like a trip to France to improve one's French pronunciation. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 4: French Club 3, 4: Debate Club 4: Riding Club 1, 2, 3: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Shurlleboard 3. 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Basketball 1, 4: New- comb Ball 1, 3, 4. E -H rnrnvrrprrv rrr. rrrrvnr - uvrunv ,rn rr, rrrrr n RUTH ELINOR SHELDON 1647 Monroe Avenue Rudy Zea1ous and modest. Library Club 4: Stamp Club 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Typing Editor of Cross- roads -lg Sports typist: Basko-Speed- ball 4: Swimming Club 3: Badminton 1, 3, 4: Ping Pong 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1. 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Archery 2: Awarded Class Numeral and Letter 3: Awarded School Monogram 4. ARTHUR TAYLOR 163 Sylxan Road Art Undecided Is everybody happy? Dramatic Club 2: Debate Club 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1: Iunior Prom Commit- tee: Invitation and Pin Committee: Football 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3, 4: Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong 1, 2, 3: Shtiffleboztrfl 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4. IPAGE SEVENTEEN1 t 5- Ast' DOUGLAS R. VAIR 3 TarryiownLRoad Doug -' University of Michigan No use putting wr top up until it N'lns: J ix- 55 Class Presigienrhefmna ic Club l, 2: Preitcliwgub 3, 45. ebate Club 4: Band l, 2, 3: 'chool Orchestra l, 2: Senior Ball Committee: Trapezoid Sports Fditor 2, 3: Football 3, 4: lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Badminton 3, 4: Ping Pong 2, 3: Shtttlleboard 3: Volleyball 4: Cheerleader l, Z, 3: Basketball Man- ager 4. D. BRUCE WATSON 37 Kilbottrn Road 'kOzZie Monroe High School Undecided 'lStep right this way, folks. Soccer 4: Intramttral Basketball I, 2: Ping Pong 3, 4: Softball 4: Bowling 4: Badminton 4: Volleyball 4. MARIO LEWIS VENTURA I44 Craytlon Road Butch University of Rochester 'AHold the fort! I am coming. Senior Ball Committee: Dramatic Club 4: Debate Club 3, 4: Stamp Club 4: Play Cast 4: lunior Prom Committee: Baseball 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4: Golf 4: Soccer 4: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3 4: Softball 2, 3: Bowling 4: Badmin- ton 2. 3, 4: Ping Pong 2, 3: ShuH'le- board Z. 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Sectionals in Horseshoes 3: Cheerleader 4. DONALD ARMSTRONG WARD 335 Bonnie Brae .Xtenue Don West High School Cornell University Moderation, the noblest gift of heaven. junior Prom Committee: Soccer 4: Softball 3: Bowling 4: Badminton 4: Ping Pong 3: Sliut-tleboard 4: Volley- ball 4. ELEANOR IANE WHITE 346 Oakdale Drite Ellie Pittsford High School Undecided Simple and Sweet. Debate Club 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Riding Club l, 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club 3: Badminton 3, 4: Basketball MARIORIE WILSON 4 Eastland Avenue Margie Miami University Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare, And beauty draws us with a single hair. Dramatic Club l: French Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Iunior Prom Commit- tee: Riding Club 2, 3: Badminton Z, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Newcomb 1' 2, 3? Bilmlmll 1' 2' 3l Soccer 1' 2' Ball l. Z. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3: Volleyball 4: Awarded Class Nu- meral 3, +1 --A Illlll WILBUR VAN BORTEL 480 Landing Road Undecided For man is man and master of his fate. junior Prom Committee: lntramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3: Badminton 2. IEANNETTE BERNICE WATTS 2301 Clover Street i'Icnnie Genesee Hospital Who can know her and resist her charm? Dramatic Club I, 2, 3: French Club 4: Orchestra l, Z: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Hiking Club 3: Badminton 3, 4: Shut'- tleboard 4: Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4: New- comb Ball 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3: Awarded Class Nu- meral 2: Awarded Letter 3. IPAGE EIGHTEENI - ' fi gl'iQsf5'iL-' n L . - ,S 1-,4..f'y 4' ROBERT WILLIAM YATES Sl Sonoran Paxrkvvziy Holm Unilsciilcll HNQL in the mll of common men. Class Sccrcxziry 4, Sluilcnt Cminril President 4, llrziiimtic Club l, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 43 IJ:-lmlc Club 43 Stump Club l, 2: Boys' Chorus l: Play Crist 45 Iunior Prom Cummiltccz Rumi- ncss Mrmriger Crossm:uls 41 linsulmll 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Gulf 2, 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4: Bowling l, 2, 3. 4: Burl' minion l. 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong l: Sbull Hcbnird l. Z, 5, 4. zigcr Girls' Sgmris CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS PETER ZAPRANSKI U5 lbufliclil lirmll Mull Russian Mcclninicx Institute A regular felluw. Iunior Prom Cwniiiiillur. NORMA IEAN ZIMMER Tl Golfsnlc l'.irku.iy Norm L'miCr1r1C.1 Engraved 171 the hearts of those' H121 .1 ' h. S :Lmrlt du who knew them well, the memory 0 c r 1 A ' E 6 . ' i:r.m.u. 1 lui, 4 4. 1.i1ir..ry mimi- 1. 3, of Mvrorz Carzfw' and Ouinmn Lea' a, 4: Ari Club l: Frunch Club 3, 4: ' Q liubzxlu Club 4,141 lunior Prom lfbnif Zvi!! ever rgfngjn Surfed' nnllcc: l.r.ulu.llwn l.mnm1IKcv:: Hiking Club 31 lirulininmn 3, 41 Sluxtllclmuril 4' Hziskulbaxll 4: Ncwumnb Bull 4: Bisc- brill l, 2. 3, 4: .Xu mcrlll 4: .lwnrclcml Lullcr 4: lTofNl.i1if 'nnlcnl lil.xn Xu- Yzucs, Nlr. Resil failvisv.-rl, Nliss Slizuuuk Cguliiucrb, Cibrisi, O'Hrien. Miss Perrin Czinlviscrj. Reiner. 1 lm -Ill uunnurn rrr, rrrrvrrr ur uuvfru t rt, rrrrr rr IPAGE NINETEENI CLASS HISTORY As Seniors now at the peak of our high school career, it seems a bit strange to find a startling perceptibility and clear- ness of vision in looking down the familiar, sloping path of the past. Far down the clearing vista can be seen a labyrinth- like chaos from which the Class of 1939 was finally evolved. Each individual threaded his way up the ladder of childhood, some destined to branch off and be forgotten by us, and others to be remembered and endeared as one of us. It is interesting to note that in reviewing histories of the preceding Senior Classes, there has been a common pattern of similar feelings experienced by each in turn-all profess to have felt a wide-eyed inferiority tempered with a spirit of de- velopment when but lowly Freshmen, to have honestly at- tempted to raise their scholastic and social ranking when slipping into budding Sophomorismg to have thoroughly enjoyed a full and worthwhile Iunior year, and to have donned the majestic robes of superiority in the Senior year, with not a few apprehensive glances into the future. So, since we also are a normal, healthy, rosy-cheeked Senior class, we find it only fitting to reiterate these traditional words. As usual, our class has had most of its important activities crowded into its Senior year, although a Freshman party, fre- quent Sophomore roller-skating affairs, and the Iunior Prom have been featured previously. This year, the Crossroads of 1939, a card party, the senior ball, and an extensive class day have fallen under the sponsorship of the Seniors. No class can function successfully without a competent group of class oiiicers. ln our estimation we have indeed been fortunate to have had the following students in oificial capacities. 1936 1937 1938 1939 Pres. Iohn Phillips Douglas Vxxir Richard Rochow Lane Christ V. Pres. Robert Houck Charles Reiner Isabel Bnsye Patricia O'Brien Sec. Betty Lane Christ Trans- Q Charles Reiner Chapin Fmnk Rochow Charles Reiner llllllll .if f IPAGE TYVENTYI a ' Q - .I I e . , -.4,g.-.bg . ,Q x 1 1 Q' .- ,4'-4 . 'mu Qe, . . u', ' ,o, I-fi!-Q. '. I. I .'.f,o. --. ' 0'-...o'-. ,. -..p-00, . .... . . ,..- ,. ,...,....U . - j-. . . '-':'s':L5+.' 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Qgcge-qfqlzfm' M--' .2 ik' '.'7V k 'Tal -EL .- NFL 1 ' M - 1 'ii P5 ' K 'h JUNIORS -hh Ruw: 5..xmHmg. Y.m Ilqpnlu. Zum-r. iml-Elurg, Pcscrmn, llmdl. ivrcumlwcrg. XX'.wu-rm, 'Im'nqum. Rn! Huw: W, Sunmm-rs, Xwlh-rm-rx, l-1-g.m. I-'Mu-r, 1'1xmr1us. P.mnu1I. Ruhlh-. XXL-mmfr, Rcmlmnix. fymmrnn. Sxntvmi. Xl.1r.cIlm, Xlullym Iwi Rcm: Turnuy May. liclla-Ixlc, lfmrxlrr, Cult, Mlllcr, XX'ulerrlngs, l'.uuluN. l'vrk1m. lichukc. lylull. Xlclcrwll. Slullmr. 1-I Row: X. Sulmxwrx, Sknmmun, Smlllx, Slllll, ISL-gunzm, Mmm, Mr. .Xllcu L.xn!xx-1-rj. Xim I-'rulwr L..1lxm'r3, Ihxxxings. Trxmlwy, Hmxxxx. Imlvrx NMA millrr. -ills Huw: lhmyhg Sklllvgnl, lI.nriwn, Ikulvr, S4.xl1f.u'uli, Smillx, IJ:-VivL'l'. lrrl, Strunk. ini Row: Wynmxx, Xlmhnr. Minh, Sumlru, ll.umnul1nl. Bruuuhm-inlur, Ymrlx, K'lv.nlnmw, i.n14!fIc1u, Slrcuicr, Glmyvul. Spur, firms. 1mlRmx:l5mwn. Vrnx. Vrrrxs. XM-kwxvr. Kmrlvgr, lhmlin, I-Ifklu-rg. Mulxrmx. LL-:1.m. llruw. I..nC'f,m1x, Wrighl. lu Rmx: H.urL. Mum, fnlm. Iimrxwn. I'f,r'gr, Smrk. Klux Vwru-r Lulxxsurl. Xlm NI.1xxu-I1 Luhm-ri, Irlllmk. Mmgcr, K'n1rm-11. M.1II.1gNu-r. ,X Sm E'.?'- nu 5 EWII A .fr -fif i , L ...,. ' : ev IVPAGE '1'VVL1N'l'Y-TWU I SOPHOMORES -lxlx Ruw: lfmmirc. Buxlcr, Pffucr, Slum, Slim-rxxlxllw. lflymmiug, Sykw. lflmvcrs, Frunc. Spencer, Nhrrin, 'l'11ylur, Sllnlwillcr. liuuluc, Snl Rfm: l.x1.1lg, Slmuly. SIrwlun.nyur, ll.ngcrm.m, l-mm, X',nr, Hlxilc. Willmr. lirmlucr, ljpllxw, I.rm'rv, Hcmlrllkmn, Cmrlulk, smwr, ,X4l.xxm lull Row: XXL-xx, Wriglu, Sulln.m, l,ull, lmlulurml, lxmlx. Fullyr. Wrlls, Glam. llmcv. Briglmxn, Slmw, Run, Nlcrmlxrlx, lnpvf. v lxl Row: In-lm-n. llumf, l.ungyc.xr, lfm-ru, llrrmg. Nlmllnuxu. Mr. Hill Lulxiwrl. Klux Yrfung fgulxiscrl. Spitz, l.ul.c. Wlrm-r. Slumlcrx. lumix -Hlx Huw: lhlnc. Kxmpp, lluvlwfwml, limmm, tmwlly. Lmlmx. l.i1mfl11. Sx. Iwlm, Ncwlnmm. Blurmy. liuxgfmlm. limwn, lmxys. lulmne. Sul kms, Iflirxln, Yucl. Mglrwvm. ll.lrl. ik-.n.l1. H. Smlvlx. ll.nrIm.m. lmxll-y, Ruclly. Fxshcr, Buurh, Bullnck. lnlmwu. Xlnmlaimlcr. Zml Rfww: ll. Smxlh. Sllxruuwr. 'lultln-. Smlrr, lk-vw. Slu'rxu.un. i'l.nrk. Km Xicl. I..mni, Glllcuc, Stiles, Buckllmnl, Sm.lru1. lv Row: Qumn. I'.mlnN, C'mwpc1', l-Iulwllr, l'.mr. Nlrx. lllx lmluwrl. Nlm ll.mn.x Ullxixcril, Wlmncy, IR-c, 'I'upnrlcr, XXImmr,zi'x, 11. Smith, S.ln-cr Hymn- rrrrfrn :umm - rrvrr rr I PAKEIQ TVVliN'1'Y-THREEI FRESHMEN 41h Row 'irzl Row Zml Row' lsi Row: 4Ih Rww Zril RUW Ziid Run: lst Row: R. Silver, li. Bl.iuw, Nlzililiuws, Fingxui, Bmntm.m, Yammlsr W.ill, Gmningcr. f.crtiu, Xlkulin, fuirlisu. C. 'l':iylur. Ogllcu. Sumlrc, Grmsscxis, Nlullcmlurl, Dowd, llelioo, Dewnlf, Nl. limes. Iwi. T.1ylor, Gurin, liuckcrmiin, Cullen, B. Silxur. Sliiulilmk, Wulvslcr. XV1ilson, L4-lizui, Curnwcll. l. Silxcr, Mr. Kimclal-xi. Iilrrmu. O'lii'icn, lliiliclulicr. W, lilxluw, Cfwurlicr, I.c-mu-m.m, M.1Lhi5, Hurst, lixxlll. lmu-5. Wluiiumulw. Kimlull. Zglenglcin. Stull. Dcnglur Curris. i'uupel'. Nluvlcr. Swhull, Brmormxili, Euglulxzirnlr, ll. Tamil, Collins, llzuyr. lluuqk. lcllrics, R. Hill, I. Hill, Yivun. Miles, Prealrnurc. Natl Spingcnluirg. 'l.ilt. lialnly. Klrey, Sonlil-nfmll, l. Smith, Pugh, Tlimncrmgm, l.c.niii, lilmlcs. llc Rullcr, Xuwull, Willl-rm. Rwwclen, Maxcllolnilil. S Smirh. lfuriwst, Sllmiiinl. Scum-rw, Olllrli. WL-lc-rriiigs, Gilhcrl. Mr. lfonncr Qgulxiscril. Rliss ilmrlcmrlrili lmlxiscrl. Wollmn, lmrmw, Fuller, lixrmu, lippink. llmsr, lllllll u L IPAGE TWENTY-FOTQRI IJ. Smith, filiylcl. Kllculgmnl. Ml-Ciull, Schull. Lcrfuri, Nl.nyNlill:in. 'lucly. Loruh, llodgwn. Pzilmur. - Rcgimcr Lgulxis-srl, Bliss Foley Qmlviserj, Simucls, Brown. lbmccn, Mori, GRADES 7 and 8 4'lx fimnlu: l4. lmlcs. lrlmlvy, l..1rwn, Uwum, iTl.u'k, XV. Muck, Clluunw. llmcy. Saumll-rs. li, lffywx, Rmxxm, Till, link, Palm, C'mnla,. Mlllx, iml Run: llwnlwnml, Masters. Weller. Xlulkxmun, Rupp. Wuincr, Willuvqr. Nl.nr1ll. Wlxxlc, X..xvgc1', l'1qmr, Owrcrulnrf, SlIxl.xgL-lrr. S.x5lL-s. Ulm. Tnlcr. llcwlll. lflwcll, Bums. iflmrmlu, l7ux'xn.m. 'lx-l Huw: ll.llI. CQl,nww, Suvycr. Clow. ll.mm.m. Axmrr. Krclgcr. H, Xlmk, lb. 'l'.myl4lr. lull-, Vulwr, Lluy. Russ, Vlnwu. Sum-lkur, llrlqklcn. li5.r.uL, NX'.xrrun, Vmlch. irmllm. Ik-fry. 'xv lin-lx: rmlllwrcxlx, flllclucll. Su-w.m. lrllmwn, lmlmn, lunrxcr, Rolls. ll.lr1. ll.nu. Xllw Xlm lluwn Lulxiferl. Xlr. lmxu-N Lulu-url. Klux U'l4rl.m mllxxwrl. Ryan, li. 'l.mylnr. Nlv1rg.m. Smit. ll.l5k1m, Squire. 1 vlimv:Xll.rl'1N. Slmxx. WMM. Kimlmll, ll. lllll. XY1ll1.mu. Nlikzcm. llucr. Xllflm, Rulvlml. I,u+lrn,g:mn. ll. 'l'.lylf1r, lilclxulwrkg. lklxux. Spur. Ryan. lqvgvlxmk. Nr:Wn1.m. vll Rmx: llrum-.4. Dunkel. I.:um1, HL-mllr. Ruling, 'lmkrn Xnl.lms. l'mm-r. lngyl, Wfmll, lk-c'lcx'. lmylu. H.xlles. Rllllllc. lllfulk. K.nm.nu, I. Hull. Uvlc. X.xr.mwrc, Nl. Brewer, Rxclw. lil.m. lmrrmxw. ll.lru-lmczu. ml Rmx':l,.u'1xlwrc, lDcX'wll. Kxlllgv. Sullum, l.lulv. Xurrix, .Xurinlgq-. llrfvfvlyvr. IP. 'l.lyIur. Umrlxqu. PmrlrIl1w,mL'. l .lrnlu.nn, l'l-ny, 'lil-I.1l. Xlurplxy. Cflxrislcnscu. N.ulxgu1, Wrxlgln, l'1'rwn1, Gregg. lolnmmn. l'rulnuul-, llurwilf. 1::llRmx':ll.nn, Rcmingmn, liyulcul, N4-rl. X1-un1..u, ll.uu-lnpurl, M.msm1, fflxrixl, Xlm Xl.nm'c fmlxiscrj. Min Sl.1ccx' Lulxiwrl, Xtaw I..nlmlx.x Lnllxxwrl, lirmubim, Fnrqm-r', tmxv, I-num, lffml, K.mf'fmgu1, l':u1Iuw. lsr Row: W. NL-ul'ul.:lisu, lmm Yuuluglisc. l-'ulll-r, ll. Sxmllx, R. Smith, WL-rm-r. ll,mll, i'wIlun'u. licni.unin. Ci. lircwcr. llzm Xl-ull-qllw, Cirmpcr, Nhllmwx. Hnnngln. Sclmfllcr. tlxrum. L'unn1ngIx.un, Crmier, 5 rr: rrrr I J' l ' - fnmvnfrrr rrr, rrnfrrr Y nu-nur,rrr rl, nur rr IPAGE '1'WI-QNTYAFIVE I LIFE GOES TO BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOGL .. M Y' . .. t ' m e : wtf , ,, ' A 11,5 -Qzfltlfsziwxilg . 25+ -ff new It 'M nf 1 1. 'Rr E I ' it ,Af . ,, I . '-' in 5 1 N A -. - as ft- Q M- - A ,,,.f.- .,,.-- . Brighton students arrive in time to chat and see friends. Rendlizvous f0f the Ifoolfwofm is III5 55If00I. Iibfllfy Bookstore is managed and operated Ivy Il corps of students. OIF undred Fleven SCICPUSIS ICMD the Why 5 of Simms Brighton physical ed. director snapped excnvutiiig neu Th 1 , ll-l'h d dhll U' Iztz :I , . . , . ree arge we lg te stu y 3 S uwmmol HL I mu Iwronci-iump pit. He denied it was VVPA proiect. of zlpproximzlteiy 200 schoizirs. - - - - Sound of n s ofhce V It rtI fr I1 222. A brlef lnterval oi three minutes Iuetwfeii cizlsses causes CW Hmm O I OI Students to hustle. N0 time to loimr. Iunior Prom on Aprii 28 zittrncteti many dancers. Well-trained cheerleading organization Iends coIorfuI S'udYing While IIIC IVIIIU3' IWCCZ55 IWIOWA spirit to games, encourages rziIwitI Brighton inns to yell. 3:15 bell brings ioyiiui sound. IPAGI5 'I'WFNTY'SIX1 , 4 . .. x. . um' ' . 2.212 .- I '. .'.z.,.u '.wis'f.+.5If-'-I - f-2. T1'??f31'g1'.:- . --1'j I- 22-7225-2' , -' . 2 . ' ' . I-f-Lx' ' ' fx' T- 1. ' . A-Jun.. ...Z .. fix... . .1-1-Ts'-Y - 1 ' SPN DX I ' 14.- . .. .wx-.1 .:-.'.. h A ' .In l ina.: I 1 1. . .I . J ' 20W GW I E7 -'fa . ' ' QR-Ver E' , - - A 372. . .,--we-. ' ,- .2 . -'.:: -' ' - - fp Q MK. .frm - . : .J . I IL, 31:14, I It N , .-.41-.::h 5 ,- 1 , . - . .. Z ' XIZTYE QDA' Q gg, . . '- , 7 J. . it ' if . Q V -K , - '-1' . 1:2 fig Y lv lg 1 ' ' 1 lg:...-A' .j'::'.j.,f q 11' ,gy L M U -. ,ii-P-' . 'Q . P:-1':-':--n . f 5? ' ' A ' .-h'l3:f'.--'. . 'f SJ Y .' 'Q 1:1-f.'.'f.7 i-2' ' 0- . . q5'?,3Y 2.:f.- - 3 K - 5,-f'.?- 5'-1f :'.' ' : ' - - , , 'QW . .-..- .'--- ' . oa'- Y . . .,- I-X. . .1r...: -- I 0 . 3 . -- . . I s . h O-61631 Q l . . spilt. . v. l'X fyq ' '. . X .'- 3' ,5:.': .. .-l'?..':.-I ' 'wi :WA W , 1' . Q N 5 W ' ,Q 9 .I Y XX . ' '.x':q't'- , - G an as yu X ', ' wi -.4'i:..' , - rw '. Sffx ' . 1-B I-,, . A . . C gf 1' 1 , 'I . .E . ...f:-.: .- f . , L. 1 , K M ' ,, , QX 7 ., ff: W -1 45 M D ' ', 1: 5 'f ' ' 12- 1 1 -'L-'.72'5' ' , L ' Q! . ffl, f,, ij. X xy . 1 PY -Ax Xu .ve . 'I '1 'C iff ' f C? - , .'..-HL NME 5 . :M . N 1,74-3g,,-it .gg . f Z- lf, I 5 5 :G 1, ,' ' gun: --52:3 'Ng ' 2. 5... lIunrr::',V- 5 . h. 5 J ' ,I u V 5 . ' . Illnnn, I4 L5 K- 5 I V Q 5- xv I I f - V - ZW ' 211:-0... E I - 5 -N UQ ' -xv up - is jx NX5 '.',!.?-,--. : - - : . s :.' gl, V , '- R X Nd 'X .-f-. 1:50-r,:. .. , I X - 3 . .. . ' 1. 4 'L X ff , 'Yj.'SJ'JaQ-XR, . .. ,IT 5 LL- 5 ,. '. 'Tl' f.: F .1-is 'jg-1'.i3v .gfgf - I 'g L- ?S1.f.'..qg1.ig':.f: 3:5-Q Q.,Qj . - 1921 ,QF ':u.,..g-'QH'P'f,-,:.'-.'.'..'g.Z-pgifggf: f - ' '15':: .'?.::...yf -g,.g1f,1.'-:'. V5315.252Q-g'52Szfiv'p'ig1g?g-j -, , F--F ' . . 1-T55-'1?.':'a'-1-E15-I-.jg-Z-' V ,- ' .':5?7,oT- 4 1 '. . lf -'-FA . Wx -2-11 .' 'L n ffl. Q F BW-N,'V'f ft - I w,fw , 1 Mfg? f 9 - SQ12a ,fm f I L wff- X - V ' X Q ala? ' ,Ngly-s - J V maxi'-.pArQ'm ' c ' , , s ' JJ- l ' 'X - - X. 1 ka - N153 I f. 1,11 ,51 l ' 0- 2 1..--vi ' MG f -W . I y J . Z- T . W I , A A O . ---v: gs'2 I , 'f JL., ,- 'i,j, 1 - V J Y 4 '55 9 0 YoU'r 2 , E 15 X ' X 51 QQN-Gr 9 1 ' 5 ' E E - -55 ' 9' 9 ' S ' ' 5 2 2 . ' E K l ,. 1 41 Zml Row: T. Houck, NI. Hmey, Hill, Mr, Allen Ciulxiserl, Nlerutlilh R ll lx -X ll e lst Row: Yawger. Horst. Yates. 'l'uporter. Mtliiiiney. Summers. An impressive majority of the great edu- cators of today agree that a modern school is sadly incomplete without some expression of student self-government. This need is met at Brighton by the Student Council. Although the powers of our tribunal are, of course, limited, we still maintain that sense of democracy which is so important in our later life as citizens of a great republic. At the beginning of the school vear, elec- tions were held in which class representatives were chosen to act as delegates to the Con- gress, Robert Yates was elected to the position of council president. The Council sponsored noon dancing in the gym during the winter months. mm STUDENT COUNCIL WAGE TwENTy,i3iGHTj ni ROW: Ruehy. Bnwu, Hopfmfr, Suxnimmruli, Hurst. Iicnnrich, ROSS, Humk. Christ, mi ROW: Hendrickson, Iiomn, Cililgh, liurrilr. Miss Slmlrlick fudviscrj, Miss Perrin Cudvissri. Nirrcsiixh, l'Tr.1mer, Sheldon, Kay. lm nh I lsr Row: Tutllu, Heinz, hairs. Miss Fulcy Lulxiscrj, Airs. R.ni' g K. iscrb, Mosher, Limclsfm. ll ll CROSSRCADS Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors A ssista 72 t A ssistaizt Assistant Assistant A ssisttzn ts ' Af-1 Efzzmf .9- Biisiizess M amz gel' Photography Editor Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Typing Editor LANE CHRIST IUNE HEINZ RUSSELL HOPCRAFT WARREN HENNRICH ROBERT YATES RALPH HURST ROBERT HOUCK WALTON Ross ROBERT MEREDITH NORMAN BOWES ANNE KAY IEAN DORON RUTH SHELDON HARRIET GLITCH MARIE IEYANIELSON SHIRLEY CRAIWER IULIE BURRITT nruvvrlfrrf ffff ffrrvrrr H.f.nu,ru rr, rrur vr lPAGF TNVENTY-NINEI 4th Row: liasye, Danford, Meredith, Scanrlling, lloutk, liekherg, Greenberg, Scalwaroli. Basler, Ilopcraft, Christ, lloxey, Kaman, Miller, Bouton Brigham. 3rd Row: Vl'yn1an, Pugh, Glitch, Ilullocher, Cramer, Fisher, Feeley, Wells, Werner, Yollerisen, Burrilt. Hartman, Hagerman, Tait, Summers, Sutter- while. 2nd Row: Hart, Perkins. Paulus, O'Brien. Beers, Havelwood, Slmw, B. Smith, Wliiiney, Gonssens, Marcellus, Strohmayer. VVillems, Newell, Hendrickson. Lanni, Scott, Luke. lst Row: ii. Smith. Silver. Ailams, Schneider. Cohen, Siolcr, Taylor. Gilbert. Kneelantl. Miss Foley fzulxiserl, Potter, Martin, Toporeer, Tuttle, lie.un:in. Cirawfortl. lieckt-rnu.ui, We-isiuiller. TRAPEZOID Again referring to our theme, we find that a parallel may also be drawn between the progress of our school and that of the school paper, the Trapezoidf' Functioning spasrnodically in its first at- tempt to gain a foothold, the paper has finally evolved into the uTrapezoid of today, a high school journalistic effort of which we are justly proud. Under the editorship of Russell Hopcraft, the laudable accomplishment of earning the general excellence award in a western New York school journalistic conference was at- tained. Again this year the paper took a third prize for schools of its class in the Columbia University Press contest. Illlllll 2 IPAGE THIRTYI i. LHR nt und ker, the 1 in ' 4 'SSN 0 Q, U ey 06 'QSIDENT OF BOARD 'Trapezoid' Takes Award ' E 3' Qftvp,-,Son 0?,'3,aNILS FOR EUROPE' For General Excellence 1,3 z,, - f 1- G -i- ,N .- fi deze 00100 OD'-'K 0019, 000 f' the still 1'11tl1c1'u11s0t- Geneseo Confefenc RE W121sM11. Depa tme A Dec and both 5 Q' J' 0 0 Q 0 I Vnirs in the E111'opez1n , , I 0 .9 dy o 1? D 5,515-f 0 .9 1 Of' Z1 -nfl Mrs. Allen R. Allan Hovey Receives Honor Fo 76 00,5 O01 '52 J, 00 0 09 1 y F 'ic A sf 9 oo sf. cox 'Dol l N- 4,55 'b 5 5 fl 5 QD 'O' O Q o 3 Z O 9. o CU G3 DI 3 CU fa , 0 0 Of -h te -1 X 2 5' 490 , 'V Q? 6241, Izp Q QI. 0 as w 0 is xo , , . 1. . i 1 - ' Q. V! Q Q9 .QP ,V 116 1, 2, 0 06 Q .11cl, lnft pw lulh 5, W, QX f6,!2V1Ofd0O if 010 flfb 1, XX I 0 V19 E 1 P11 llin 5 11 . J W 1, 9 0. 1 2 1 1111 if last vw X .1 bx . s 0- 0 ff. z . . . - e ' f jd .Cy '70 ff 'fp f if I 0 HE' 11' Ill' Xl lllll' fl oi d? 1 I I 4 , 2 r 1 I r 1 4, f 5 , . 'igz .Vllll 5' . 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Q p G of ditoi' of Trapezoi D9ll2l'lfSq CIPA Bexxieiweficifeplg 0Z,L0y27f,6, Travels to Sym ' fi Aegllllealvsavaoxoml li- J,62vxo'?6 ow For Press Confei es SCanZaroli, Wayn'5Q'llxX,'65l 7 210'-'L fc: '90 ,H Ammers H0n0rS X9 VW ly e . 40- 0 1 t R, I . 6 .K 0 Chosen G11arfliancll,lleg'lla1iea D 1101112511 1: l '0o6lc6f'l' le Q02 Seniors Engage Pholographers, Engravers, arvasinjhe v0113bg'1f.pU 1,50 XQ0q'Qf'fq,.es Prinlers for Bigger Crossroads of l9ff Aganll the A- Vw , 0121 ffm, '71 1 suqaqm By R1'ssH.1. l'lUPCRAlfT . O QQ hh 1 - .11 g fit 1 2 . vf av' QQ fm 0 . 1 19004 Q59 ,rx 'ke 5 fl Oo 5 F ' l . 4.17 X! 5' yt. Q5 , Q T rf 1 lieu' 1-s 0 I .- ...Cf XJQ1 1 avvv ff' , Sl 2nd Row: Uoron, Houck, Lincoln. Mr, Gibson Ctlircclorj, Yates. O'lirie-n. lst Row: Kneelzxnnl, Ogden, Miss Knrgcs Ctlirt-crorj, Scrzintom, Kay, S The ancient art of drama is popular at Brighton. The various student productions offered throughout the year under the spon- sorship of the Dramatic Club are eagerly awaited and enthusiastically received by us students. Early last falh as usual, each high school class selected two council members and two alternates to represent it at council meetings. Under the skillful direction of Miss Margaret Karges and Iay Gibson the club presented two one-act plays in the fall and a three-act play in the early spring. All of these plays were above the usual level of high school produc- tions. This year was, undoubtedly, one of the most outstanding in the history of our Dra- matic Club. IW , .. IPAGE THIRTY-TWOI DRAMATIC CLUB n -hh Row: XX ra , Rising, Bowren. lienneil, llnur.ut'i. Seaiwamli, Hurst, lleunritli, l1t'Vissi-r, Stofield, lickluerg, R, Yates, Yair. Ritldln llulu I ilinfi lin xi S l R ll XX X I irtl Row: l'z-ru. Fisher. lfeelev. Scrantniu, Trostlx. Suiuiurrs. Nlxller. ' ', . .. . . .sv '. Qunire. eyno ts. Surf. so , . mind. tl il u llnm Intl Rim: Sit-uner, l,exv. O'Brieu, Rl:Kilmt'v. Zimmer, Aslitrm, Snodmiss. tmlnlslein. fiartlncr, lmmn, Waits. Hewitt, bleu, Forster, 'l'riml:v'. 5, x lsi limv: li. Xares, Hastings, Newell, lloiimaxx. Uri-cue. lleinf. Miss Maxwell Cailiisurl, Mrs. Fox taclxiserj, August, Liles, Turner, Vurrun, I'orier. FRENCH CLUB The French Club provides an opportunity for students interested in the language to ob- tain a better knowledge of the French people themselves and of their language, their cus- toms, and their arts. With the assistance of its advisers, Mrs. Norma Fox and Miss Ruth Maxwell, the club prepared this year, in accordance with a time- honored custom, a display of French projects. The culmination of a pleasant and prohtable year for those of us who are members of the club came during the Week in May when these projects were on display. One afternoon of that Week, we invited our parents and faculty members to attend a French play and a tea in the school auditorium. llll H 1nuvvrv,rr1 rrr, rrrrfvn Y uvwuqrn u, rrvvr rv IPAGE THIRTY-THRIilil 'lily Row: Goldstein, laylor. C.r.uuel, lrnl Row: l'. liasye. Yalr, L'unniliLgh.xm, Rising, R. Roclmw, Henlirlili, Irllirics. llvuey, lllfuqk, Raman. l4l'iiglu.1ln, Ross. Ind Row: Ilafelwood. ones, H.nrlm.in. lit-xmvlds, 'l'roseI1, Norris, Ifeeley. Hurrui, l. liasye, Hagerman, Xsluon, Ifrnsl, Ikoron, l lsr Row: Yr-el. Nknrrellus, fl'l4ru-ii, Xhss Mining C.ulx1sei'l. Xlr. .Xlleu ladxlst-rj. Miss Shauuek fadxiserl, 1.4-xv. l'.u1lus. Yenxur The ability to converse, argue, and comment intelligently on matters of world-wide interest is a vital necessity in our modern life. Debating is an ideal path towards the ease of manner, clearness of thought, and logic in reasoning which we all desire. Spreading its wings after its initiation last year, our debating club, known as the A'Acies, enjoyed an active, profitable year. Delegates from the club represented it at a conference held under the auspices of Syracuse University this spring. With the aid of its advisers, Miss Margaret Young, Miss Ruth Shattuck, and Gordon Allen the club presented several debates for the benefit of interested students. Q , ' 515 5 if . fa: ACIES IPAGE THIRTY-lf0L'Rl l ln! Row: Weis. lirnsi. lfruilag, llartmiin, Dailey, Balcom, llrelsclxneicler, Pugh, llngcrmzin, Sheldon, Newell, Y. XVrighx. 2114! Row: Schreiner. Ailaim, Spill, Scott, Paulus, Aslxlon, Miss Regin, Cadviserj, Slrolimgiycr, Perkins, Bririuaster. .Xlilt-rson, filmekinder. Fuerar, Crawford. lst Row: D. XVright, llaiiiulsuix, Schnurr, Gorin. Donoxxm, Schneider, Saunders, Coliun, llarr. LIBRARY CLUB In a progressive school the library is often called the axis around which the rest of the school revolves. In it the student learns to do independent research, to evaluate knowledge, and to tap the treasures of literature. Since the library is so important, it follows logically that the Library Club is an important part of our activities. The members of the club render valuable assistance to Miss Ethel Regin, school librarian, while they learn how a library is run. During the year the girls have speakers appear before them to discuss questions which are of interest to high school girls. I I run-fnfrrr rrn rrrrffn 'umm ,rrr - nur rv rr, IPAGE THIRTY-FIVEI 2nd Row: M. Goosscns, Butler, Tuttle, Brown, Burritt. lst Row: Dinecn, Matthews, Knapp, I. Goossens, Basye, Mrs. Railing Czulviscrl, From the crude sketching of primitive man to the productions of modern art classes, the evolution of manis art has never deviated from its primary purpose, namely, to reproduce an image, design, or idea that he has either ac- tually seen or has conceived in his imagination. It is natural for the artist to wish to share the fruits of his talents with others. Providing an outlet for these artistic talents and ambitions, the Art Club gives practical aid to almost every other school organization by providing posters, charts, and sketches. This club, consisting of ten members, is capably su- pervised by Mrs. Hermia Railing, our art instructor and directed by Iulie Burritt, presi- dent of the organization. llllllll . ART CLUB IPAGE THIRTY-SIX1 lull Row: Frcirig. 'l'rosth. Ynrris. Xlunn. Sm-tlgrass. Cmlilsu-ui. Rnlillt-. lm-tstliiiciilcr. Frusi. ls! Rim: ifallaglxcr. Xlartcllus, Xsluon, lreeue. ll USHERS' CLUB einf. lforut-r. Satisfying a need long felt by new students and strangers to Brighton High, the Ushers' Club, composed of both senior and junior girls, strives to make all who enter our school feel that it is a friendly place. Membership in the Ushers' Club is limited to those girls who are willing to give up one study hall per day every other week. It is ar- ranged so that the senior group alternates with the junior group. Typifying the service this organization per- forms is the neat white card in the lower cor- ridor labeled ulnformationf' for here will be found during the entire school day some mem- ber of the club Whose task it is to direct strangers to Whatever part of the building they may wish to go. :fc rrrr nn' ufmfnfrrr J rrr, rrrvrrr urn-ur ,rvr rr, rrrrr rv IPAG Ii 'I'I'IIR'l'Y-SIQVI-,Nl ri ow: 'enur:i, ':iir. 3 1 R X i X Znrl Row: Miss Perrin Ladxiserj, VS ells, Hniimii. Mr. Loiiiicr Cadxiscrl lliirsi I rirnlnr lid isstr R iihill llR Y Slll B itll SIl1k'Iil Xll s ow: Nerner, fic con. urn , frci ng, Q mi 4 or , 'ii I c, X 'i Enjoyed by people of all ages, stamp collect- ing as a hobby has always ranked high in the estimation of those who desire to gain the benefits of an interesting avocation. Among our student body the number participating in this educational recreation has always been large. The Philatelic Club, a comparatively new organization, was formed to meet the needs of our ardent stamp collectors. Under the lead- ership of Cassius Conner and Miss Marion Perrin this club meets frequently to exchange stamps and discuss philatelic problems. Early in May, members of the club exhibited their stamp collections in the library. Oificers of the club are Mario Ventura, presi- dent, and Margarita Freitag, secretary and treasurer. E lPAGE THIRTY-EIGHTI STAMP CLUB UNH! l SENIOR BAND -IIII Row: I. IIIII. II, II1II. Ilrlxxcn. II.I1L'InmuI, Ihxrxr, 'I'uIv.r. Ihlmrr, Uxu'mIurI. I- CQI.Imw. I.,mm, Ird Rf-xx: R. Z.IuxgIL-nn, RmwnIwrg, XX'r1:In. ll 1,l,nww, Imxlry. Spxrmqrzxlwrg. Y.Iir. Iflummmg. I', LII-Ixgln-111. S4-.IrIc. IIN-nIx11rIrr. iI1.uIIImk. XI.IIw Fvuyxrx. 1mI Rmvz NI.Iru,IIux. Ynrrn. Xlurphy. Rmxxm. ILx,I.mxw. ikrrflw. 'lurmlmxy Nmrf. S.IyIcK. Imwluprrrl. I,f1mIwl1. Rullc. II.mn.In. lu kmx: Sm-,Irx1m,Iru. i'rImI.. Xlr. IFQQIII-r I:I1rr.1wrI, Smzrh. Km-uI.:mI. NKLII. 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II. ,E :I Z I N, .-is-' 37 E . 3 full liow: li',v.ixfgs, lluiagk. Taylor, R. Rotlmw, lf. Rmliovv, Klein, Peterson, llaitli. 'Wliitrg l3eYisscr, St. lolin f'in1lwnv .na 'z , , ' s - .' 2 . -' . . W MillcgjlfxcurlnlfgvL, li. Hill. Luhen. Nlolltnrlrfrl. luller, Mr, Sniuli itozltlul, Xlr. Reed Cmzirlxj. ll. Nair, llrvrsi, fiiiyiniiiglmuii. lferris lst Row: Suinmers, Watson, Bcclwe. Sullimn, Yair. I.1il1znfi, filivvel, I. llill, lfwkt-r, A progressive school community realizes the fact that the only true measure of the suc- cess of any health education program is found in the kind of physical and mental habits it inculcates in the youth with Whom it deals. Football is a sport that develops Within its players courage and fight and the ability 'gto take itf, Our boys last fall demonstrated these qualities in full measure. The spirit of the team is reflected in the spirit of the student body which supported it so loyally. Under the leadership of an en- thusiastic corps of cheer leaders, the students gave the team the encouragement which it needed to keep it Hout there fighting all sea- SOD. -4. llllllll n-land-an IPAGE FORTYVTYVOI snl Row: llaicll. Mulforml. Smith, Kraft Zml Row: Nlollentlorf, Cohn, Bowes, Cfuurtite. St. lohn. Flowers. llarimix, N11-retlltli. Isl Row: Left, Bowlin, Bcelvce, Xlr. Ilill Ltuatlij, Xlr. Smith tumrlxb. 1-JI-HV1. lf'lUW1'1, lllfllll TRACK O-. 9 0 0 In the high schools of our country, track is receiving more emphasis than in former years. In accordance with its progressive policy, Brighton High School has been among the first in this vicinity to equip a field for this sport. This year our boys will appear in at- tractive, school-owned uniforms when they enter the vicinity meets. Although this sport is new at Brighton, our team performed cretlitably last spring. Bob Meredith, memher of this yearis senior class, placed in the Sectionals at the University of Rochester. Ross Smith is coaching the held events this year, while Elswoorl Hill. former sprint star, is coaching the runners. il nf-uvu,rn rrr, rrrrvsn uv vuurur rr, rrrrr fr IPAGIZ FORTYATHREEI Zml Row: 1.11 Rocca, Miller, Scales, Lures, Hurst, Mr, Smith Ccmiclil, I-. R l R R l St X ll lst Row: Reiner. Mosher, Cihyxel, Parr, Cohen, Hoxey, Turnquist, Ventura. Brighton's baseball squad this year is made up of fifteen boys among whom are several seniors: Robert Yates, Arnold Cohen, Charles Reiner, lack Horst, Mario Ventura, Dick Rochow, Frank Rochow, Ioe LaRocca, and Frank Ghyzel. Under the leadership of Cassius Conner, who is acting as coach, the team will enter the Monroe County Class A League, playing teams from Irondequoit, Hilton, East Rochester, Brockport, Spencerport, and Webster. ln the opening game with Irondequoit our team lost a 5-3 decision, but nothing daunted, the lads are out to better their fourth place tie received in last yearls league tilt. lllllll W I lg?-is IPAGE FORTY POURI lrtl Row: Mosher, Cottrticc, Kraft, R. Smith, A. Hurst, Blztuw, Zaenglcin, Icffries. Zntl Row: Bnsye, Hill, Mr. Reed Ccoztchj, Horst, Yates, R. Hurst. Lincoln, White. Anthony, Mr, Smith Ctoztchj, Newman, Lottgyc r lst Row: Vair, H. Smith, I..ttanzi, Hotey, Miller, Summers, H.ti4lt. BASKETBALL During the long winter months the center of attraction for Brighton sport fans is basket- ball. The speed, the suspense, and the thrill of the game have made it one of the favorites of the competitive sports offered here. This year's team proved itself a worthy successor to those fine ones which have rep- resented our school in the past. Beginning the season with two non-league games, the quint improved steadily under the clever coaching of Ross Smith. Several times the boys were able to vvrest victory from apparent defeat by their never say die spirit. At the end of the season the team was tied with Irondequoit for third place in the County League, an accomplishment especially gratify- ing since, at the beginning of the season, pros- pects had been none too bright. H rrrr rvrt nrvurrt frrr rrn rrrnvu uvnuufru rr, rrrcf rv IJJJ IPAGE I-'ORTY-FIVEI TENNIS XX eismiller. X tnlura, Reiner Although golf is a minor sport in Brighton, it has at- tracted considerable attention from the links-minded students. From the eight or more boys who tried gallantly to gain po- sitions on the team, Fred Gold- berg, Arthur Taylor, Robert Yates, and Kenneth Schlegel appear to have the inside track for the four positions in the matches with East Rochester, Monroe and other local schools. Although it is difficult for the boys to get in much practice because our tennis courts are not yet completed, Brighton will be represented by a tennis team this year. The boys have three or four matches planned with neigh- boring schools and expect to represent our school in a credit- able manner. Mario Ventura, Fred Weis- miller, and Charles Reiner are the lads Who will carry Brigh- ton's colors on the tennis court this spring. GOLF l .I- K Ill Yeluiiri X iles, Miller, Igiylor mt vtr lllllll l l is . i ss f f 'ta l IPAGE FORTY-SIXI By far the most popular intra- mural sport of Brighton in re- cent years has been the rapidly expanding game of basketball. This year, two leagues were ac- tively engaged in games within their groups, and also in con- tests with the intramural teams of other schools. Undefeated in home games, the team of nlinx- esl, fell into undisputable posi- tion of first place. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Ven '1 Chri 'I.i'lor, l'.i Rel ' WINNERS OF TOURNAMENTS N. Summers, Hurst, Miller 1 E - IIA ru-uvrv ,ru rrr. rrrrfns uuipunfru rr, rrnrirr. The widely-followed bad- minton tournament was won by the Dick Miller-Norman Summers tandem who, after two unsuccessful attempts in the finals, defeated Robert Yates and Mario Ventura. Ralph Hurst again displayed his foul shooting ability by win- ning the annual contest for the second time in a row. Although below his record of 41 made last year, Ralph by a total of 37 baskets out of 50 tries, won again this year. IPAGE F0 TY SEVEN1 VOLLEYBALL ,LLLLL . L. llennriclm, F. Rochow, R. Rochow, Scega, Reiner Although Brighton did not have a reg- ular trained swimming team, a group of boys represented our school in Class B of Section 5 at a meet held at the Univer- sity of Rochester this spring. Turning in a surprisingly good per- formance, the team captured third place in its class. Charles Bowlin came off with top honors in the diving contest. COACHES Znd Row: Mr. Reed, Mr. Hill, Mr. Conner. lst Row: Mr. Smith, Miss Karges, Mr. Allen. Although formerly considered something of a girls, sport, participation in volleyball by the stronger sex has eradicated this belief. Organizing themselves in four teams of six men each, the players this year showed a L heartier interest than those of previous years. SWIMMING F. Rmlww, llennrith, R, Roehnw llmvlin, Rimlmll Without the untiring efforts of our coaches Brightonls progressive sports pro- grams could not he effected. To them we owe our gratitude not alone for the fine teams they have pro- duced but for far greater things-for the spirit of good sportsmanship, of clean, hard play for the love of it-which they manage somehow to inculcate within every student who is privileged to work with them. IPAGE FORTY-EIGHT I GIRLS' ATHLETICS The intramural program for girls fosters within us girls the spirit of good sportsman- ship and give us, in addition, many hours of fun throughout the year. Through our sports We girls become better acquainted with one another and learn how to take both victory and defeat. We experience the thrill of keen competition and the com- radeship that only sports can bring.. Basketball, soccer, baseball, badminton, ping pong, riding, swimming, archery, volley ball, Newcomb ball, and hiking are among the sports oPfered for our enjoyment. Of all these basketball is, perhaps, the favor- ite. This year Mildred Horstls freshman team won the intra-class championship after a series of exciting play-offs. IT wan: :zz IJJJ IPAGE IOR FY NINI r Row: Ilnrsl. Slur-Irion, Pugh, Hziriinm, Webster, Dailey, . Sui' uh XX nlson. J d I Zml Row: Coon-r, A. Smith, Sitlll, 'l'.nu, Iilziuw, Yates, Loven, Knuulzuul. lrimlwy. I I lsr Row: lhilmcr, I.,mni. I'.1uIus, Ili-mlritksmi, Miss Kzirges Qcoaclij, Ilomn. ligisyr. l'. Smulx. I..lkt'm.1n. GIRLS' INTRAMURALS The program of physical education for Brighton girls is planned to attain the follow- ing benefits: health and vitality necessary for any individualg good posture and bearingg J U, - fi and the development of agility, quickness, en- M i 'HII' li il I durance, and poise. By participation in the B - i different activities the girls mingle together t ,H 9,F..g H. and become part of the social life of the school. Working in close cooperation with the I school nurse and aided by the information I V gained from the yearly health examinations, K 6 Miss Margaret Karges, director of girls' ath- .if iii, letics, plans for each girl a program of physi- cal activity suited to her individual needs. I PAGE FIFTYI rf' N-. ?.--...W--M iw' Af. A A SEEN-- Social Studies' Solon at work. Romeo and company snapped. Nothing like a little confidence. Come and get itl Well, how would you do it, then? Hliasy on my neck, chumlw Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Brighton's human cargo. Signals on: 67-23- shift-hep-hepf' Sign on the tlottetl knee. Yatsie pulls a fast one. Three smart girls. Believe it or notg that's Doug Vair. The unsung heroes of Seventeen.,, Hash-hash-hash! Cross section of school spirit. Whatlaya get for the seventh PM 'LWho threw that? Will you repeat the question, please? I PAGIC Fl PTY-TWO I AND SNAPPED No coaching, pleasel Gymnastics. Youll never believe she plays drums, tool A study in suspense. Between you and me and the lamp post- Ricling high. MIS that right, Miss Charlesworth F Scof and Patsy trip the light fantastic. The blue pencilf, We rlon't know what Pat's imitating, either. Sally looks surprised. Interesting, isn't it, Smitty? Don Snyder doing a little library research. Pretty neat shot, Bob. Work and play don't mix, as Iean seems to know. DuRocher unties a mental knot. Oh, Boy! Now we know it's spring. Sh! Harry's busy. ll'.XlSli Ill IX I'HRlilf I MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR MR MR MR MR. MR MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. PATRONS AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. CARL Z. MARKS EDWARD S. REYNOLDS CHAUNCEY C. BURRITT FRANK L. WILSON H. RUSSELL HOPCRAFT IAY HAROLD IEFFRIES RUSSELL E. MCKINNEY D. IAMES KAY LEON L. CHRIST LAWRENCE H. PLASS CLELAND C. ROSS ALFRED TROSCH ALBERT D. GREENE CARL H. HENNRICH ERNEST B. HOUGHTON W. R. LAKEMAN FRANK W. HORST EARL C. WHITE MARIO VENTURA W. D. VAIR HAROLD A. GOOSSENS JAMES C. O,BRIEN F. I. CUNNINGHAM RALPH E. HURST SAMUEL LEVY WALTER ZIMMER WALTER E. BASYE IPAGE FIFTY-FOURI - II J -.-