Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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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

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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

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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