Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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FGREWGRD The staff of our annual extends to you a cordial invitation to see our movie- The Caossnoims of 194O. Walk with us down the aisles past the seats of learning to our places. The house lights dim, a hush comes over the audience, and our movie flashes on the screen. For us this production is the record of four precious years spent in developing our minds and our bodies. With graduation we feel that we have truly reached stardom. To our understudies, who are our promising coming attractions, we leave this record of our achievements, exhorting them to carry on in the new theater the best traditions of the old. During our years in high school many scenes have flashed upon the screen of our theater. Bound by the love of our theater and our fellow actors and encouraged by our loyal directors, we have tried to play our parts worthily. It is the spirit of the classroom, the stage, and the athletic Held that we have tried to capture in this annual, the final reel of our film. Now as the movie draws to its close, we feel that our experiences here have prepared us to play our roles in the theater of life in a way that will reflect credit on our school. As you file out of the theater, we hope that you will feel with us that these cherished scenes will grow ever dearer to us as the years go by, and Time unrolls for each of us new reels on which we can record the pictures in our film of life. Qi?