Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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l i 3 K ii l .1 ur Q. ,EA 1 ,gflyfif Mr. Allen assists StudentCouncil members in planning activities Student Rule Today-Democracy Tomorrow That democracy is practiced in the schools ol America is proved here at Brighton by our Student Council. This governing board is composed of two delegates from each class and alternates who substitute when the regulars are unable to attend. Working with Vice-Principal Gordon Allen, members consider student problems and help formulate school policies. James l-lill, student-chosen president, Dorothy Matthews, vice-president, and Marilyn Newman, secretary-treasurer, led the group this year. To promote active patriotism, a council member led the salute to the Flag over the public address system every Monday morning this spring. A portion ol the proceeds from the annual dance, April '17, was given over to the Crossroads to help defray expenses of that publication. Standing: D. Smith, London, Watts, Church, Barnard, R. Smith. Seated at Table: D, Taylor, Newman, Mollendorf, Matthews, Bishop, Sherman, Owens. Seated on Floor: Jones, Carver, B. Taylor. ffEj3'fjj T

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