Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

4 HI f L Y Q x ws I f 4. I Q 2,55 F g uf tr.. 'JJ X 1 x Q bf, v f Q t ' w r iQ , C - VP' fu? v 1' . J' fHH55lHHnv 4 gm l'i '1'w4,9.ff: GTZ WWC A little less than four years ago we proudly but somewhat sell- consciously entered high school at Brighton. What a difference those four years have made in our livesl Then we were not much more than young boys and girls, now we are almost mature men and women. We have grown educationally too. Some have absorbed more than others, but all of us have had every opportunity to prepare for college or business, and for life itself. Our outlook has changed greatly. Then, before war-clouds darkened our country, we had little care in the future. Now war has come and our Future and what it holds in store for us is not certain. But this we lcnow-wherever we go and whatever we do- we will always remember Brighton High School and remain true to its traditions. Inf sfnaun cms OH BHIGHTUN HIGH SEHUUL HUEHE8TEH,N.Y. joze.4enf4 THE 1943 CHUSSHUHDS ARY 1--iw' m3:Qw1lnA.s- jf Q L K 1 X x A 1 J 1 . Cmzmf, 1'fADMlNlSTRxAxTlONf +SENl0RS + +CI.ASSESf +ACTIVlTIESf HYSPQRTS if if E V s ki 5' A , X ' ' ' - s U I 'TQ K 4 : fi: . ?m- 7? gf' Q. N ,,: , 1 A X Nl 3 S Q Q S 9 Q L 25, 1? , H ' ag sg 7 'wi fe if 'A A ff . . i L f 1 X 1 M W ' ws? b w, m u., , . J 'fmdfw : 'IW - , an 5l6KlflfLilfLi.4Z'CdZl.0lfl BUAHU Ui EIJUEATIUN Standing: Swift, l-lultman, Wells, Gates, Coapman. Seated: Mrs. Miles. Brighton l ligh School is particularly lortunate in having as its Board ol Education members of the community vvho embody Far-seeing intellectual ideals with deep understanding of pupil needs. l-leaded by Allan B. Gates, Presi- dent ol the Board since December, 1936, this group has unsellishly given of its time and talents in organizing and supervising the work ol the entire system. Mrs. Edward B. Miles, Schuyler G Wells, Jr., lvar N. Hultman, G Walter Coapman, and Arnold B. Svvilt assist Mr, Gates in the numerous decisions and problems of the Board. 9 SUPEHINIENDINI All PRINCIPAL ALIBREY D. DONLEV Aubrey D. Donley, Superintendent of Brighton Schools, is truly the nucleus of our high school Iile. It is he who both organizes and directs the manifold duties and intricate routines ol successful high school management. Besides advising Mr, Gordon Allen in the high school and IVIiss Alice Foley in the grade school, Mr. Donley is in charge of the teachers, the janitorial statf, the expenditure of the budget, assemblies, school correspondence, and XKQ4' the ordering of supplies and equipment. Much of the credit For the planning , ,.--f ' fi and completion of the high school building belongs to Mr. Donley whose untiring erlorts helped achieve the dream ol a new high school. 'IO VICE-PHINEIPAL UFTHE HIGH SEHUUL Gordon Allen Years ol teaching, coaching, and advising have well qualified Gordon Allen for the post ol Vice- Principal oi the high school. Besides directing the faculty ol the high school, Mr. Allen also untiringly discusses various problems with students and advises seniors concerning their choices of vocations and colleges, This year his work as adviser has been greatly increased as boys and girls need guidance in military as vvell as civil matters. Qperating the switch board, talcing messages, arranging appointments with Mr. Donley and Mr. Allen, and keeping records are only a few of the many duties vested in Mrs. l'lelen Yavvman and lVlrs. Dorothy Reiner, the Brighton l'ligh School otiice force. Always on hand, they eiiiciently compile the absence lists, issue late passes, and sort the daily mail and messages. Mrs. MVS- Dorothy Reiner Helen Vdwmdn 'Ii FAEIILTY MISS MARGARET YQUNCQ, AB., M.A. English MISS RU-II-I SI-IA-I'-IUCK, A.B., M.S. in Ed English MRS. MARJQRIE MASQN, AB. English MRS. MABEL MCCLEARY, AB. English CARL BARBER, BS. Science GORDON VAN I-IQOFT, AB, Science CASSIUS CCDNNER, AB. Science MRS. CATHERINE MARAFIOTI, AB. Mathematics MRS. FRANCES STEVE, AB. Mathematics ROBERT COLLINS, B.S. Mathematics MRS. NORMA FQX, AB. Languages MRS. RUTH LOOMIS, AB., M.A. Languages, Guidance MRS. DOROTHY R. COA-IS, AB. Languages MISS MARIAN B. PERRIN, BS. in Ed. Commercial Subjects MISS ALLENA L. FRISBEE, B.S. in Eol. Commercial Subjects FACULTY ROBERT W. HYNES, AB., M.Ed. History DONALD I.. SMITH, B.S. History HARRY RITCHKQ, A.B. Social Studies JQHN H. SHIRLEY Industrial Arts MISS ALICE STAFFORD, BS. in I-Tome Ec Home Economics MISS ETI-IEL REGIN, A.B., B.S. in Lib. I.iIorarian JAMES CAI-IILI., B.S. Music MRS. I-IERMIA RAILING Art MISS MARGARET KARGES, B.S., M. Girls Physical Education ROSS SMITH, B.S. Boys I3I'1ysicaI Education MISS MILDRED GRANT, R.N., B.S. ScIwooI Nurse JAY GIBSON, B.S. MISS RLITI-I OCT-IS, B.S. FRANCIS DAVIES, B.S., M.S. MISS I-IAZEI. VAN DUSEN, B.S. A. in VIBE-PHINEIPAL Ui THE SHADE SEHUUL Miss Alice l.. Foley Upon the shoulders of Miss Alice Foley, grade school Vice-Principal, rests the responsibility of malcing the grade school run smoothly. Besides carrying out the various intricacies of school routine, advising the teachers, and planning assemblies, Miss Foley assists students and parents in numerous difficulties and problems that arise. Much of the success for the foundation of a high school student's education belongs to the grade school and its principal. Working and playing together Pleasant surroundings insure interest 14 Junior dramatists rehearse play l.aying Foundations ln the Grade School lies the taslc of founding in the pupils the ability to learn, From the lcindergarten through the seventh grade, a foundation is consistently being laid to insure both excellent scholarly traits and Fine characteristics. Under the able guidance of the grammar school Faculty, a Brighton pupil is instilled with democratic ideals as Well as historical Facts. This is amply illustrated by the Minute Mann Flag which is Flying at the Brighton Grade School because 90 per cent or more of the pupils have bought vvar stamps to preserve their democratic way oi life. Throughout the year, grade school pupils participated in the radio program The Rochester School ol the fixirf, Music appreciation, science, and bool4 reviews vvere featured on this program. Musically minded, the students have a school band, and the Fifth, sixth, and seventh grades have glee clubs. Assemblies presented before the school were planned by many of the pupils. Next year the Social Studies program, which is now incorporated in the seventh grade, vvill be con- tinued in grades 5 and 6. GRADE TEACHERS Top Row: Boorom, Schaubert, Buell, l-lass, Barnes, Morrisson, Collins, McDonald, Steinhauser, Robb, Palmer. Third Row: Donaldson, Truax, Tusch, Day, Resch, Knight, Lobough, Metz, Rodhe, Adams, Blossom, Second Row: Boolcey, Mauthe, Nichols, Thomas, Starr, Sage, Veith, Galusha, Railing, Gaylord. Front Row: McGuire, Meyers, Martins, Buchanan, Pepper, Green, Chase, Dennis. '15 If N N x . fo! 1 f 1 tg w at i t 9' X- !Vf?412b.,1,XffZa. dLp'1,M,,A!la. , 1, K' gl 4 'L6x1,jf- . , ' f f - -4 -4, :fc .-Qi! f f i - '41 ' ,Y yi Standing: Naramore, J. Shavv, London, l-loucl4, l.eene, Clark, Watts, R. Smith, G. Shavv, Roberts, Reitz. Seated: Ostendorf, Stroup, Murphy, Wells, Mr. Allen Cxidviserj, R. Smith, ohinson, Sherman. ' a , f I .f K I STUDENT cuulcitrg During this school year the Student Council has attempted to talce a more active part in the school lite of the students. It has tried to sponsor projects which would help the war ettort, increase school spirit, and give enjoyment to the students. At Christmas time the Student Council sent greeting cards to our graduates who were then in service. It sponsored dances alter several ot the baslcetball games. It engaged in a campaign over the public address system to further the sale ot vvar bonds and stamps. It obtained information which it passed on to the stu- dents concerning the correct method of saluting the Flag. The Council with the co-operation ot the faculty staged a senior-faculty baslcetball game the proceeds of which vvere turned over to the Red Cross. The Student Council also presented its annual dance which was well supported by the students. . 19 , , , ,,,, Q 1 ' , ., , ., 'x -' ,f-A a wwf' fwfr K V 'TIL In 'V T ff df A, - Ijjr - ' ff , X A 7 9 , . .ff I PLANNING STUDENT ACTIVITIES Standing: Mur , Smith, Wells. Seated: Mr. Allen ,l I Cfxdviserj. it fr f av R I 5 9' . V- Rn? L. ' R Fx x OR 'S up XXI 3 V, . Lx 3 if xx Q- .O- x X 16 R hw x ,N 9 I. 3 .f, fn, -4 'J ff IQRK j iw 'V 41. 1 ET 'KS 4-'I X j-I vlji i XII lx! ,AMI iw V, 4 C f- ezuvw SENIUHS Arthur Couch Buell Culver Wexve come a long vvay since lour years ago when vve proudly received our First high school schedules and books and inherited along with them the basement of the old school and the scorn ol the upper classmen. Those science note-boolcs and crowded study halls were rather confusing at First, but vve soon got used to passing classes in the narrow halls. The gym holds memories ol noon-time dancing and basketball games when the score was provided by cardboard signs in the balcony. Under the presidency of Bob lflvvell our class held a roller slcating party during the year and terminated our class activities with a picnic at Ellison Park. ln our sophomore year vve were fascinated and still a little be- vvildered by the intrigues of the nevv l-ligh School. We decided on business or academic courses and settled ourselves For oncoming years of languages and other course sequences. Qur class president was Jerry Closen. Qur junior year, under president John Mahoney vve attended a Junior-Senior dance at the invitation ol the seniors and in mid-year piclced out class rings. As a theme for our Junior Prom We choose A Night at the Circus. Alter electing Buell Culver, class president, and Diclc Smith the student council president, vve started wondering about colleges and a little later on, the draft. ln the spring vve struggled through scholastic aptitude tests, and reinaugurated the Junior-Senior dance. We terminated our year vvith a Senior Ball and Class Day. Leading a class ol 123, Arthur Couch with an average ol 96.6 and Buell Culver with an average ol 96.4 were awarded highest scholastic honors as valedictorian and salutatorian respectively. 'I7 Betty Jane Anderson Nancy Bailey Richard C. Barker Donald M. Barnard Virginia Beck HB. J. Nance Dick Don 370 Beresford Road 156 Windemere Road 25 Tyburn Way 248 Landing Road French Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, French Track 3, 4, Football 1, 4. Football 4, French Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4. Club 4, Class Numeral, Forum 2, 3, 4, Student Class Letter. Council, Alternate 4, Sen- Qf , t , J ior Ball Committee. Richard K. Bloomer Dick 200 Ashbourne Road Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Dra matic Club 1, Track 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, French Club 3, 4. Ginnie 2722 Elmwood French Club 2, 3, 4, Club 1, 2, , Club 1, 2, Forum 4 matic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secreta ry-Treasurer 2 5? J Jei? Q! CLASS UT Sarah Briggs Bloomer Sally Long Meadow, Pittsford Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, I Forum 4, French Club 3, 4, ..B.H.. ' Cheerleader 4, Class Num- D . ' , eral, Class Letter, Senior 90 B 'ml 18l16m DVIVC Ball Committee. Soccer 3, 4, Track 2. Williaml Brown Jr. Now 18 5,1 I I l H. Bruinsma Betsey Ann Buckland William E. Burgess 1731 Blossom Road 187 Ashbourne Road Ted Club 1, Chorus French Club 3, 4, Band 1, 171 Kelly Park Q, Dramatic Club 4, l-liking Track 3i Wrestling 3. Club 3, Chorus 1, Science Club 4. l ks l? l l 19 Marion J. Campbell 2032 Monroe Avenue l943 Theodore Cronis, Jr. Ted Q36 Brooklawn Drive Track 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, French Club 3, Trape- zoid 3, 4, Crossroads 4, Pentathalon Winner 3, Senior Ball Committee. Janice M. Burrows 1021 Penlield Road Library Club Q, 3, 4, Chor- us 3, Trapezoid Q, 3, 4, Asst. Feature Editor Trape- zoid 4, Co-circulation Mgr. Crossroads 4, l-lome Economics Club 3, Latin Club Q, 3, 4. Ruth E. Clarlc 41 Monroe Parkway Exercise Club 1, Chorus 1 3, Tower Clock 3 Trapezoid Q, 3, 4, As sociate Girls Sports Ed Trapezoid 4, Grade Ed Club 3, 4, Library Club 1 Q, 3, President 4. itor Trapezoid 3, Girl's Sports Ed. Crossroads 4, Stamp Club 1, l-lome Eco- nomics Club 3, French Edward F. Caldwell ..Ed,, S2795 Elmwood Avenue French Club 3. Gerald G. Closen Jerry 9821 Monroe Avenue Football 1, Q, 3, 4, French Club 3, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Class President 2, Senior Ball Committee. Elaine L. Clow Q84 Susquehanna Road French Club 3, 4, Library Club Q, 3, Dramatic Club 1,3,'4, Class Numeral,Class Letter. Arthur S. Couch Art 2354 Monroe Avenue Camera Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Forum 3, 4, Tennis 4, Asst. Editor Tower Clock 3, Trapezoid 1, Q, 3, 4, Asst. News Ed. Trape- zoidn 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Journalistic Award 3. Q .., David R. Cox Nancy Jane Cox G. Buell Culver Warren DeRoo Carmen DiGi c o HDGVCH 190 Commodore PGVLWGY Q59 Susquehanna Road 353 Landing Road Jock in 405 Oakdale Drive Dramatic Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Trapezoid Q, 3, 4, French Rifle Club 3, Wrestling 3. 1954 Westfall Ro Chorus 1, 52, Trapezoid Club 3, 4, Forum 4, Soccer Q, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Riding Club 1, Q, 3. Cl-IING powder Q1 Lois E. Durand 3, 4, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Art Editor Tower Clock 3, Associate Ed. Crossroads 4, Asst. Standard Bearer 3, Class Vice-President Q, 3, Class President 4, Senior Ball Committee. llllll 123 Westland Avenue . . . Library Club 1, Health Vlr9ll1g.A',lEddy Club Q, French Club 3, 4, 'my Chorus 1, 3i Exercise Club Elsie Ellen Eaton 14 Continental Drive Q. 130 Avalon Drive Exercise Club 1. Band 1, Q, 3, All-Cou ,X Band 2, 3, Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Soccer Q, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Trape- zoicln 1, SZ, 3, 4, Business Mgr. Trapezoicl 3, 4, Circulation Mgr. Trape- zoid Q, Senior Ball Com- mittee. 38 State Street, Pittsford Latin Club 4, Trapezoid 4. O T230 Bonnie Brae Avenue, Soccer Q, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Cheer- leader 1, EZ, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee,.French Club 3, 4, Class President 1, Senior Ball Committee. Charlene S. Garret Kay Margann Eldredge , Robert S. Elwell Hazel Feenstra Mason Fitch Wallace Forman K B b 141 Kelly Park Q94 Penlield Road Wally Art Club, 1, Latin Club 3. Latin Club Q, 3, Rifle Club 7 Eastland Avenue ELASS lil Carl E. Glasow 215 Sylvan Road 90 Cardiff Park Basketball 1, 3, 4, Band 1, l-lome Economics Club 4. Q, 3, 4. 4, Stamp Club 4. Football 3, 4, Tennis Richard N. Goldstein Dick Q20 Oakdale Drive French Club 3, 4, Trape- zoid 1, Q, 3, 4, Cross- roads 4, Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Tennis 1, Q, 3, Sec- tional Tennis Titles Q, 3, Sectional Ping Pong Titles g:Sectional Badminton Title What quoth Macbeth QQ Shirley Gray 124 Seminole Way Health Club Q, Chorus Q, French Club 3, Science Club EZ. Vincent C. Hall, Jr. Vince 155 Avalon Drive Camera Club 1, Science Club President Q, 3, Gun Club President 3, 4, 'Trap- ezoidn 3, 4. 1943 Barbara W. Harlmann Barbie 88 Southern Parkway Library Club 1, Q, Dramatic Club 4, Forum 4, French Club 3, 4, Trapezoid 1, Q, 3, Class Numeral, Class Letter, School Monogram. Louise K. Haskins 1694 Monroe Avenue Library Club Q, l-lealth Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Class Numeral. Nan t X wc' In - Philip I. Heicklen 53594 5 DNV , J h s H uphill' ' 32 r 4' W 0 .'FJal:k,,ays 106 Oakdale Drive O ' y UT 'cl 1,Q,3,St ' ' . 25 Oakdale Drive Cllrcbpiioi, French Clubim3F, Ed. roiir a S , Classy? Gun Club 3. Camera Club 3, 4. Numeral. Phyllis D. House Monroe A. Hovey Guy L. Howe Betty J. Hughes lvar N. Hultman Phil l-lov 924 Clover Street 327 Bonnie Brae Avenue 517 Antlers Drive 140 Gibbs Street French Club 3, Science Dramatic Club 4, Student Dramatic Qlub 1, QI 3, 4i Club Q. Council 1, Senior Ball Band 1, 2, Traclc 1, Q, 4, Committee- Forum Q, 3, 4, Trape- zoid Q, French Club 4, Student Council 1, Q. Frederick A. .lobe Fred Q50 Buckland Avenue Latin Club Q, Senior Ball Committee. 390 Rhineclitf Band 1, 2, 3, Asst. Trapezoid 1, Q, Club 2, 3, 4, Asst. ELASS UF 5 9 9i!r'flffQ,ff ff f W9 Mgr. 3, Stage Mgr Camera Club Q, 3, Science Club 1, Q, 4. tw , flwwy The Mystery ,iff Betty M. Jones RTCTWTFEDT-lIl.flones Jonsey lc Q60 Ashbourne Road Chorus 1, Latin Club Q, Dramatic Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Class Numeral, Class Letter, School Monogram, Senior Ball Committee. Q60 Ashbourne Road Asst. Mgr. Baseball 1, Mgr. Baseball Q, Soccer 2, Traoezoid SZ, 3, 4, Art Ed. L'Crossroads 4, Junior Prom Committee, Swimming 3, Senior Ball Committee. Q4 Patricia L. Kelley U l Roosevelt Road Morton C. Kimball .. O.. 1988 Clover Street 'l,Dramatic Club Q, Camera Club Q, 3, Gun Co-Pres. Latin Club 3, Club Q, 3, French Club 3' Secretary 3 Junior Committee Senior Dramatic Club Calt 3 Phyllis J. Kipp 34 Elmore Road Library Club 1, Q, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, l-lome Economics Club 3- Class Numeral IC 43 Warrington Drive . l ,f Gloria Knicker J Lois Komisar N' k N I, ' 614 is ' tif 4 ' ' . il'LdfIT1 Club 3, Red Cross - I V J? ad I fi' in ' A Wi ' I l 'D' I ' I 4.Ll .ll7 l, Committee. W 5, Van l-loolt 25, vi Yi Al' , f , . , f lil' , Alf V- I lhrhk-Ai' A llQlfl'l'i lt sl' tl' l it if A Wi fl li ff X V f 1 f f Vltltllsj f lf' D' lif V4 Nuljrfj J ol JM? ly A A60 4 , 1 fb 5 i if M. Richard Kondoll Dick 2333 Elmwood Avenue Camera Club 4. A, no ul lj X 'A lfEliz Lth J. Larson Bette 53 Elvvell Drive French Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club Q, 3, 4, Trapezoid 1, Q, 3, 4, Tower Clock 3, Cheerleader 4, Class Numeral, Senior Ball Com- mittee. Patricia l. Latimer ..pat,. Q60 Fair Qalcs Avenue Art Club Q, Pres. 3, Library Club Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, 3, Trapezoid Q, 3, Girl's Sports Ed. Trapezoid 4, Asst. Girls Sprts Ed. Crossroads 4, Class Numeral, Senior Ball Com- mittee. ..Din8,, Q60 Fair Oaks Avenue Art Club 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Latin Club 2, Senior Ball Committee. ,I Jo . , , Ep! Efilfeig ciilmwaxyg Asst. ff 5 i f i X-Q X. Xl , '.i 3 Westland Avenue Latin Club 2, 3, French Club 4, Rifle Club 3, Forum 3, 4, Dramatic Club Q, 3, 4, Football 4, Junior Prom Committee,StudentCounciI Alt. 4, Senior Ball Com- mittee, A 'x T x :Ay J r. ttarf. Editor , Junior Class Rebecca W. C. Latimer Robert H. Leene William A. Leet Margaret Long Lawrence MacBride Bob Bill 114 Chelmsford Road Larry 169 Furlong Road Senior Ball Committee. 316 Landing Road l-lenrietta Track 1, Q, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Football 2. CLASS Ui Paul C. Manzler Q91 Dorking Road Soccer 2, Football 3, Sec- ond Team All-County 4, French Club 3, Tennis 3, 4, Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, All- County Basketball 3, Foul Shooting Contest 3, Senior Ball Committee. Dagmar Mapstone HDG8., Fairport Road East Rochester French Club 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4. Quote: Just read Q6 i Nancy R. March Kennet? Masters J. Carol McGall Lawrence McLaughlin Shirley N. Mills Nan I en Kay Mac 93 Westland Avenue 93 Buckland lfxvenue Dm Xgilrgoqt R563 4 320 Linden Road 71 Doncaster Road Egfnkch CIubD3, 4, Lilgiarg Clb1,9,3,D- C U L. S 3,,T kQ,. 1,9ff F l2ryCluE 'I, 3, Frengah Forum Q' 3' pres' 3f Ldtm Chorus ll O OCCU 4 rec 3 3,U4, Class Liellltirf Clalss b QI 3i Hedlfh Club 1, qlqlul-Visgrl 3fQ4f3TVL5fl4 91, Eli Numeral, School Mono- nn , , , ssocia e V C'1OfUS1' Ee-i. Hrgwef Clocks, Wm ra e o' 'l, Q, 3, s- socialtezliclitor 4, Editor-im l Chief Crossroads 4, Standard Bearer 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior N Ball Committee, Soccer 3. i fr . H: ,X . 1, --X , I Ol-lgll l Jl?:,5 ' 5 37 ' ,JimQi.,, ' Q5-I Q34XCh,elli1sForcl Roa 'E9aibEi1C?,tb3,g4', T , Paul Mock fin? U ., ff f Om' 'I4'lO Monroe Avenue I ?T5jBglElldllE gliuPTip2f Camera Club 3, Latin Club Charles V' Mumer' Jr' zoidv' ' in Cl lb 3, 2, 3, 4, Science Club Q, 3, 190 SYlVGn Rodd Junior Pro Co i - 4, lrack Q, 3, 4. Senior Ball Committee. Senior Ball Committe . I Frederick G. Oste dorf jg- Patricia J. Otto FritZl2E lr ' J updtn 139 I e N gf' Maple Street e ' C ub W -s 74, West Henrietta ' ,Club 3, 4Jf OVU ,. I fl'i,?F1!ench Club 3, 4, Library an- ' l OVUS z mi' ,Club 1, Q, 3, Class Num- matlc 1 1 7' ilioo eral, Class Letter, School ball , 4, So r Q' e n Onogrdm. Q, 5.46l'HI'll P 150. Om- nul'ttiz'e!, 'Jo ockn 3, Trap , Q 3, F a- ' tu i,tor 4, Assof Edp r sb eniq 0' .. , 43 Cgnrxnimjitetjd Ai Q' WFUYAJ ffxtflfffl I -i R5 Shirley A. Owens 101 Monroe Parkway Dramatic Club 4, Library Club 2, Forum 4, French Club3,4,Chorus1,Cheer- leader4, TowerCIoclc 3, Trapezoid Q, Asst. Girl's Sports Ed. 3, Associ- ate Ed. 4, Associate Ed. 'LCrossroads 4, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council Alt. 3, Class Vice- President 4, Co-Chairman Senior Ball, Class Numeral, Class1Letter, School Mono- gram. ELASS UF Albert D. Perry HAI.. Jack R. Perry 202 Buckland 92 Avalon Drive B d 3 4 F h Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, an ' f rem Camera CIUb,I Q 3 4, Stamp'Club 1, Senior French Club 3, 4, Fbruin 4, Commmee' Assoc. Photography Ed. Crossroads 4. Doris E. Reitz Nancy R. Pieper William E. Rambert Doss HBlllH 3 Shelvvood Drive 105 Trevor Court Road Q74 Linden Road Latin Qlub Q, 3, Dramatic Dramatic Club 1, Q, 3, Track Q, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Club Q, 3, 4, Cheerleader Forum Q, French Club 3, 4. Senior Ball Committee. 4, Student Council Alt. 4. Something S28 Charles C. Rolfe Charlie S2488 W. Henrietta Road Henrietta Latin Club 52, 3, 4, Science 1, 3, 4. -ling on outside? l Q9 Donald A. Sayles Donn 78 Eastland Avenue Football 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Track 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Forum Q, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, Q, Trapezoid Q, 3, News Editor 4. Jean E. Ross Barbara A. Rourke William D. Ryan Jeanie Barb Bill 137 Westland Avenue 130 Antlers Drive 111 Southern Parkway Library Club 1, French Dramatic Club 3, 4, French Band 1, Q, Chorus 1, Track Club 3, 4, Forum 4, Dra- Club 4, Class Secretar 4.9 1, Q, Soccer Q, Science matic Club 4, Chorus 1, Senior Ball Comi N3-Club 1, Q, 3, 4, French Class Numeral, Senior Ball ,X J' ,VN b 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Committee. Q3 of' wimmirig 2, 3, 4, Senior BallCommittee. 1943 William H. Saunders, Jr. Bud 46 Elwell Drive U. S. Army, Dramatic Club 1, Q, Forum 4, Business Mgr, Tower Clock 3, Trape- zoid 1, 2, 3, Class Vice- President 1, French Club 3, Junior Prom Committee. Ono Lee H. Schlageter Ona 56 Antlers Drive Health Club 1, Q, French Club 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Trapezoid Q, 3, 4, Gracie Editor Trapezoid 3, Ex- change Editor4,Co-circula- tion Mgr. i'Crossroads 4, Senior Ball Committee, Class Numeral, Class Letter, Class Monogram. HerbertJ Schwartz Etta M Seneclcer Joyce A. Silvers Richard E. Smith David M Smith Herb Q61Q Monroe Avenue 35 Warrington Drive Dick Blackrldge Farms Rush Library Club 1 Q Latin Art Clubs Q, 3, Library 106 North St, Regis Drive Science Club 4 Club Q 3 Health Club1 Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, SOCCUQ 3 4.FrenCh CI b Dramatic Club 3 l-llking Health Club Q. 3, 4i TrdEk'3A'BaSketbdHu3 Clubl Editor Tower Clock 3 Trapezoid 1, Q, 3, Asst Sports Ed. Trapezoid 4 Sports Ed. Crossroads 4 Student Council 1, 3, Pres Student Council 4, Senior Ball Committee. ELASS UF Ronald E. Smith --AI HRQHH Q64 Phinecliff Drive 696 Penfmld Rodd Soccer Q, 3, 4, Track 1, Q, Soccer 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 3, Rifle Club 3, French Track 3, 4, Student Council Club 4, Band 1, Q, 4, 4, Senior Ball Committee. Senior Ball Committee . 'fri' f'i::.ia,, , Clara M. Taylor O Clinton Avenue So, me Economicl Club 3. DeLois Taylor Edna R. Taylor Charles C. Thomas, Jr. Dee 2670 Clinton Avenue So. Charlie 345 Hollywood Avenue Home Economics Club 3, Knollvvood Drive French Club 3, Latin Club Chorus 4- Science Club 4, Senior Bali 3, Library Club 1, Q, Committee. Health Club 1, Q, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Student Council 1, Q, 3, Class Numeral, Class Letter. licl CGeomehryD matter 1943 James P. Toler, lll Jim 48 Roosevelt Road Track 1, Football 4, Science Club 1, Camera Club 1, Student Council EZ, Senior Ball Committee. , X tD Eibach M251 Trim l 109 Westland Avenue r .' . French Club 3, 4, Class Thomas A- Tl-'QW ' Secretary 1, Student Coun- Tom 111 Dale RO , cil Q, Class Numeral, Class 1460 Crmenden Rodd a e lwmo ali 3, 'I Letter, School Monogram, H . tr 2, 4, Co-C irman Junior Prom Committee, mme 'G UHIOF Prom, ge lOV Edu,- Senior Ball Committee. Baseball Q, Soccer 4. ommittee. M L 1 Clark Waclcerman Wack 1472 Blossom Road Basketball 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football 4, Senior Ball Committee. Barbara L. Wheeler Barb AR XYlir.Apmmm Dru.-l Elsie G. Weiner 51 Fair Oaks Avenue Health Club1,Chorus1,3, Tower Clock 3, French Club 3, Latin Club 3, Trapezoid 1, 2, Grade Ed. Trapezoid 3, Asst. Exchange Ed. Ulrapezoidu 4. Elizabeth F. Weis Betty 57 Eldridge Avenue Library Club 1, Q, 3, 4, l-lome Economics Club 3, Crossroads 4, Camera Club 2, 3. Beatrice M. Weller Bea 101 Edgeview Lane French Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Forum 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Ball Commit- tee, Class Numeral. CLASS Ul 1943 Joyce C. White ..-JO., 31 Modelane l-lealth ,Club 1 2, Latin Club Q, 3, 4, Library Club 1, Q, 3, Dramatic Club Q, 3, 4, Forum 4, Tower Clock 3,I FQapezoid I,2, 3, lflews Jean V. Wilkinson Barbara E. Wells 'iBarb 30 Ta rrytown Roa French Club 3, 4, Club, 3, 4, Dramatic 3,4,StudentCouncil Pres. 4, Junior Prom ' mittee. I . gp, , , Roger so V 7,5 525 F V a ' F E05 E322 Zyl C - or re rape , ma ' 2, ,Ass ant rape- is 3,lreF F ski' F 2 lilleggl G B nes . ' r Fren b , , - Cl 3 1 t C B Ed I if f z Q ma ni D I Vol 160 Summit Drive ' Sgt' Soccer Mgr. IJ--- E .... ..7..- f'l..L. 'D 0.4 i. .-l,,.Ll-...Il AA-.. Q J Ll, ' ci Q. ..-...lf'Omifp? 32 ! l J lass will We, the Seniors oi Brighton l-ligh School, knowing that welll be sale from the claws of revenge through the medium oi the armed services, and being anxious to advise wayward students, do hereby submit this, our Last Will and Testament: To the Juniors: We leave the problems ol what to plan alter you graduate. lo the Sophomores: We leave some scrawny Intermediate Books and extreme sympathy. To the Freshmen: We leave pity . . . period. To the Grades: We leave this lovely high school, a bit the worse for wear. Bob Leene and .lo White leave their lines to Roy Lewis and Barney.', Nancy Hewitt leaves her cough to Miss Grant For further analyzation. paul Manzler leaves his basketball eye to Scotty Norris. Rog Williamson bequeaths his controlling stock in the Seamless 'lent Companyi' to Gibbous Products. To Jane Shaw: Barbara Wells leaves the lootlights and Dave Smith, the glue and scissors. i'Van leaves his permanent wave set to Arnie Goodrich. UlNlick leaves her peroxide to Booty Newman, To 'il-lemozn Bob Elwell leaves is lusty lungs. Fritz Qstendorl and Dick Smith leave Madame Fox a little peace. cr Tom luety leaves his freckles to anyone who stays out in the sun too long this summer, To Hhuberti' Forrester: Dave Smith leaves his 7'3 ol stature. I Gloria Roby bequeaths her sports ability to Laura Brown. Al Perry wills his startling statistics to Ted l-louck. l-laving duly acclaimed this statement to have been written in a sober, unbiased mood, we hereby make our withdrawal from the school weive cherished and prepare to make our way in that hard old thing known as the world. Tl-IE CLASS OF '43 lestator: Fritz Qstendorl Witnesses: Buell Culver Shirley Gwens Dick Smith Barbara Rourke 33 'aqgqm offm 'Azuoqpw uqof-l 'ngMaH AouvN4S '26paJpI3 uuvihpwfd 'PWD qqndfg 'mpeg AUU!Q4d 'sguonlfj pai-O 'OUJODPQQ U2wJPD4N 'sup1sQH zsgnoqfw 'qzqwg spggfq 'suafvxg Azpgqg 'o11O 19d 'uuQunJQH agqwg 'lzdgad A3uPN 'sauof' A1198 'Aqwul uuy 'JZSMPA sggfyl 'wwoolg AHPS4f 'uaqog A3-1 'pmuwg UOGfH 'LIQJQW A3uQN-9 'Aallayl 1Pd4j 'JBIIZM Dag-3 'Aqaba PlJOI9fG 'Jaqafiolupg 321 ouQ-3 'SHQW Azpgqgfg 'Auad :psf 'JOIAQL ZZGJV 34 ZHAAZJ ,F yea ' C665- LQV Y I X L o'AsZ . W 5 We ,ig .f f ao 7- Q5 ,Z X 4- ,ef ity, - x Q fh 'x'N'x 'I F,2ar!f' !'9 , 4l W h' J f'7 N Ai' X LB f Q x :j :? I-:?' N Q G i' :L , - K NNNE7, 'QUE-1 ..... ,, . '-2: -fl . I , 'S' h R I li ' NO Gas.-.. ' 1 nz: NO .. . K U ' Z Fnm T1-is A 13509-' P 5 3 K, nom-WE9. QT 2 : - . 2 x j I X JOHNSONS Hn' -'R 'I 3 Q ,zo Hkhmf I Q Qsgae , f Y b X Cx ' W' '3v 2wOe Z Y xl X , IQ EXnMs....... l VQQQWS-sN X' .,-,QQ X Q f Wgxg Inq, Q . 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' A 'V Ill fffff f ' A , v ' WN! 1 - D f GH! + M v DN Vlhg 2 'Wo if C' . isis? def 533: 09 - X- N! -fl' f 0 5 ' fig M x 4 , S , x -- , AN Am': 'ew'u wwf. ...... . Rxsljueg I fl rj, D A .rx J, , X 3 XXX -' I I X7 NM ig ' 1 ,twill K, l Y I 1 j Til . 4 1 a 2 I' fl DQ- 1' ' 1 sg .2 .x Sr ,ty Xxx l . ,f X S 'x 'S 1 J rl 7 Q - 0 . 3 ' . fl six, if XJ r v fs 1 i l I, six . .' 'v - lx 9 di! l, l' ,ll f J l Hgfij 1 Q i s K. Zi' lr' .V r I ,Y X Q! , . 'lTop Row: Ameele, H. Hill, Tuclcer, Hailes, Garfield, Heberle, Graeper. Third Row: Hannan, Shannon, Almelcinder, L. Waro, Milstein, Zelomelc, Goodwin, Engle, Rising. Second Row: Percy, P. Rogers, Courtice, Blair, Doyle, Schutz, M. Newman, Rondash. Front Row: Hughes, Bromley, Barneisi CF lweel, Van Hooft Cfxdviserb, Anderson, J. Hill, Hutchinson, eu eg use. 5 Top Row: Palmer, Barth, Killio, Stewart, Johnston, Present, Goodrich, Greeno. Third Row: Davenport, Fater, Russell, Christenson, Kamen, Daniels, Durand, Hanrahan, Palmer. Second Row: Farnham, B. Taylor, McGraw, Paulus, Shaw, Dunkel, Newman, Eppinlc, Klee, Ryan. Front Row: Brown, Garw1oodL Bginea, Gorst, Mrs. Coats Cfxdviserj, Tiefel, D. Taylor, Webb, ew es ury. 36 ' , f . A ,I , A,-P' - . . P' .ff ,ff , -r , ,pr i - XX -A., , .. ,,.f ,I ,, A ,. ' V-J' 7,1 Tx' , ff I! 1 If . JE-2 X-1 -7 X! Aj', 75 V,- n r, V, V, X , 'F 'f y f JJ ,ff ,. W N . J ' 'ua X., .af . Sf df 'ff M.: if l: K ka H :J ff .fl .fy - ' P' iw ' f 'w fl' s ' 1,9 if 'J' . LL I 'J ,'bu,.' .iff J - ' .J ' if . I V A K 'I .' H1 .1 If 1 Top Rowflilder, Morris, Quinton, Forrester, Attridge, Watts, Neisen. Third Row: Miller, Feeley, Carpenter, Houck, Ploszscowe, Kimball, Cohen, Epstein, Crosier. Second Row: Matthews, Coghill, Lawrence, Kaullman, Posner, Schweser, Narramore, DeGroot, Grilfitn, Coleman. Front Row: l-lurwitz, Johnson, Joan Neufeglise, Jean Neufeglise, Miss Frisbee CAdviserD, Manzler, Freiert, Schooler, Plank. 4 of-2 .K 4, i'L Lfii.. Ce fi af' Top Row: Cousins, Norris, Ludington, Taylor, Present, Murphy, Manson, B. Smith. Third Row: Lanni, Kennedy, Yeaw, Cohen, Theide, Turner, Armstrong, Siller, Wayman. Second Row: Fales, Werner, Waro, DeGolyer, Forquer, Kirlc, DeVoll, Kleinberg, Wickes, Mahoney. Front Row: Gregg, Evans, Gartshore, Parsons, Miss Young Cfxdviserb, Barrows, Benjamin, Snyder, Preclmore. 37 rw llyl J I x ll 1 f 5 -X Y .. f A x 1 ,. my V.,-Q,-,msg jI!5,Ai,,, ,LN J M,,,... fl 1 ' , if K: all I 4 I Q3 'A l 'llllg'iMi5 k'ly Nx'- 'WX -V , sfo- WGA r QL X , .V ,L J 'lf f , .V ' . ,Mi ' Ou, 'f' A ' ' 1 4' fi X K , 3 I! -Y gs N . . X J: A Y ,xx xx N R V xiii!! -,ubuvvv-V I i ' .E ,w in xl, A V X , . WJ! N ' 5' 2 SUPH1UlNDlUNHliEK XS ' i' ' . r x L , ' A - ' ll l ,K I , . 49 Q 1- , V N X l qi XX ..., bd f 'AN , . Noj I V- x 3 3 A X K mix x , l? f f', , 5 'S' X 'iw - 1 x A Y , X og- Q, , no - -MJ Top Row: Jellries, Rosenberg, London, Ness, J. l-lill, Friert, Mullen, Davis. Third Rwwp Cherney, Tomlinson, MacKay, Schutt, Allchin, Vaisey, Benewiclc, Eckberg. Second Row: Colley, l-lammoncl, SippiS Miller, Tuliker, Harris, Seott, Y l Schnell. Front Row: Owen, Leach, Ward, Detro, Barber Cfxdviserb, Cronk, Lulce, Sherman, l-ldllett. .., ll l , - . . , Xu QA f E, X u 0 all . ED. 4 f 1 7 I f l y i 5 Jsyl 9' fl I Top Row: Burge, l-lowe, Fenig, Lowry, Dohl, Greenberg, Fay. Third Row: Reitz, Kimler, Koloseike, Schell, Zaengleirkl, Wondersee, Dutton. Second Row: l2uFl, Durfee, B. Zobel, Leet, Bohman, Turnbull, Williams, Marth, Jones. Front Row: Pye, Park, Durman, Cappellino, Mrs. Mason CAdviserD, Effeinberg, Levinson, F. Zobel, Johnson. N -4 2 . V? 1 . x , K V , fir KAQAVAI , f ' f Iliff, .1 ,v ,A Q Q 4 ,f 'q3.-f 'HW Lil' 'All K' v at f' ,, 4, .1 4 H- re- ,vig VIA' l ki wwf 'll 38 I r I W , ,T . - Q Y ' .Uv --- ---' 5. , , .sf , it Mfr J -V R - ,, , . 4 cf J' f M ! ,f if Ulf? A 'X ' rf f', , r, A - s O- X - V i, , J j J l' X f ,194 S , QV! 2 kv r 'Ji ' VA, 'J L J , A !AjlQ!r VF!! gli Aj V4vAv ,J S U U H E C lu A S S 'rr KC V V .14 U F .22 'll V ' V 'X J . -Q . . 1 A 1--' fl GN--L51 - Cs- 1 ,J -4.1 - ff! I 1 N5 4. QQ, I, -..:ws..lZ'.'f'. - A r c op Row: Wickenden, Sonenfroh, O'Brien, Glasovv, Searle, Roberts, Third Row: Apple, Spiller, Brush, Hutchinson, 1, .f.kl .,.,,, l-lartt, McElve'ney, Barry, Mangurian. Second Row: Brown, Johnson, Reynolds, Fitzmorris, Siller, Andrews, A. Clarke, ' : Weller. Front Row: D. Clarke, Yates, Lonheady, Van tide gfate, Mrs. Steve Cfxdviserb, Glassman, Stuervvald, Surasky, :ALR ro man. ,IA dh l S ses d xi kpfau 3 K 'ff-'r sow. I - , sl JL ' BJJUEJJQS f Q l - gi f 6 0 J . '- it M' Ufil l JU., fly, f ! I 'ff TV' il' .r s S, l 39 4. 3 ,R KJ Ll ' if H N X x 'vw , xl i x W. - , A Top Row: Agneyv, Spitz, Bloqrrl, Dopnfd ue, Madsen, Jolie, J. Smith, Remington, Cohen, Third Row: Leisten, Wilkinson, DeGroot, Zahnizer, lgzlfecken Hays, atterson, Waterstreet, Weiner. Second Row: Levis, Stephany, Miller, Barr, Posner, Getzin, -Bader, Paddock, Snij-th. Figmt Row: Mcl,aiq, sffampbellk l-loefle, Bleier, Mr. l-lynes Cfxdviserb, Knight, Yaeger, 36 X -M X-X X' J N ,Y Bropmsteim, Gorman. J, X , .. ,f . L, A -f ' H J R ,J fi ,, N ,A V f -t ,ss ,,'39f, ,t J if K X lgjl V 1 bl- ,Q JN ' 51' jr l le. VC, ll 51 ' 1- , fu 5 1 ,, 5 .. I 5.. v v gs , . ml , M . x L. Q ',, . '1f'w. N . .J 'N xi ..-K-Ajoici ' K . -Z . W1 if 4 ,K VQF., VW, , X Q X X .fi- S 3 ,X ,X It V li V! Jil, '. ,' Vi ' x , N If i l I X i, , , II! I lf-:lex lt V F E L t, 'tl 5' ' '. I' lllltll H- F lY'iJ, f' N X Ai fr I k 4,41 4 4 !'j,'!,X' l , vt' i jj f ' 'lit Top Row: Gallancy, Sykes, Barry, Killip, Vandermalle, Sullivan, Greenberg. Third Row: Criley, Attridge, Bishop, Van Riper, , rl l-lurvitz, Farrell, Rumrill, I-louck. Second Row: Clark, McCarthy, Dibble, Johnson, Davis, Swain, Mertz, Foster, Carver. ,f Front Row: Evans, Silvers, Ostendorf, Wayman, D. Smith Cfxdviserj, Blumensteil, Chambery, Goodman. dll l ll 'Wg .A J , K at it . . i o 5.3 .fm x rx I , X -N xx X t l si 'J X gxxix S ' ffl, ti at gl' R X ,X Y -3' rr N F. Xt X 'Q .GQ . ix ' ,ti , tl N , RX :X i XXX . Nil XQN i i s ts, .RJR .5-W, .t t i lil vb N X ,FN N - 3 Top Row: Robbins, Nassett, Allen, Barker, l-loesteroy, Darcy, NShawk.Third Rowsl lloebev Madsen, Farrow, Siebert, Kellett, Stroup, Gais, Klee, Gilbert. Second Row: Schroeder, Fettin er, Fitch, l-jeadl,ey,fSteFfen, Smith, Rotffke, l-lavill. Front Row: Lettau, Rogers, Wackerman, Trembecki, lgitchko Qoxdviserl, Nfiel, Remington, Stragt. 2 T Y F F ii: F Z '-' em , wx 'R E . N, 0 2 j l X r, X .3 xx . f 40 j ., w ' i A i J 9 V 5 J, X XY i 33 -i .i r T' r i Wx I X X mga F FH Fjilxiiiisifg FAST Top Row: l-lill, Saddock, Grossman, Glasow, Clarlc, Till, Brigham. Third Row: Wallace, Jacobs, Stolnitz, Fisher, Wolfe, Kingston, Nailer, Ford. Second Row: Summerhays, Bates, I-lausworth, Williams, Webster, Cleary, Sullivan, Walker, Compton. Front Row: D. Zobel, M. Roberts, Schutt, Thomas, Mr. Connor Cfxdviserj, Stephany, Lathan, Wilson. Top Row: Reynolds, Sallerson, Wilfred, Wilson, l-lonsinger, Fitch, Worden. Third Row: llevine, Lammes, Burrows, Brewer DeGroot, Weiner, Floberg, Rubens. Second Row: Forsythe, Armstrong, Carver, Klumpp, McChesney, Beck, Schlageter M. Cohen. Front Row: Seymour, l-lenrich, Lamont, Sprague, Mrs. McCleary CAdviserD, Slacing, Smiley, Salmon. 41 EIEHTH SHADE Top Row: Brewer, Anderson, Moss, Feldman, Paz, Corey, DeVoll, Shoolman. Third Row: lvaslcy, Garliclc, Brounstein, Rohrer, Saurbier, Stover, Stillman, Grewer. Second Row: Greenberg, Wardell, Gravin, l-larman, B. Wetterings, Barry, Rathjen, Smith. Front Row: Fosmier, White, Benjamin, O'Brien, Mr. Davies CAdviserD, Sprague, Yontz, Schmuclcer. Top Row: l-loffmeister, Dobbertin, Beck, Whitcomb, A. Goldstein, Gurney, l-leclcer. Third Row: Dul2ocher, Church, Strauchen Forman, Schacht, E. Schreiner, Bowlin, Brown. Second Row: Buck, Leavitt, Perry, Lyons, Cole, l-lalloclc, Latimer, Owens Segal. Front Row: Suraslcy, Naramore, Pollock, Lorch, Miss Van Dusen Cxhdviserb, Gray, Paris, S. Goldstein. 42 1 1 1 - A 'Slugger Allen D'Smooth vibration I-14Sophomore send-OH B- Sorority meeting last night? E-Oughl that needle IA-Did you say a petty gir C4-Charles Atlas, ll F-Oh! Howl hate to get up in the morning J-ConFiclentially?! GdThe Last Miie 44 G-lffzvzfze, 'ff E Q K ef ef 5 2 .1 G Q a S F EHUSSHUAUS i l Top Row: P. Latimer, Weiner, Weis, R. Latimer. Third Row: Clarlc, Burrows, l-louck, Couch, Sayles, Mrs. McCleary CAdviserD, Giacomo, White, Williamson, Schlageter, Chronis, Otto, l-lultman, Gordon, l-lewitt. Seated: Jones, Smith, Culver, Masters, Owens, Ostendorf, Mahony, Perry. Front Row: Killip, Palmer, Floberg, l-lailes. Early in January the senior class elected its 1943 Crossroads statl, and adviser Mrs. Mabel McCleary and editor-in-chiel Kenn Masters together with associate editors Buell Culver, Shirley Owens, and Fritz Ostendorl and other statl members started plans for the yearboolc. Miss Ruth Shattuck, adviser, assisted Nancy Jane l'lewitt on senior picture schedule and AI Perry, photography head in arrangements For school pictures talcen in March. Assisting Perry in shooting shots other than the commercial photographer were Al Cooper, Diclc Floberg, Pete Palmer, and Tom Killip. The circulation drive, guided by Miss Marian Perrin was l 1 started in March by circulation manager Janice Burrows and assistant Ono Lee Schlageter. Business manager John Ma- honey, assisted by Carmen Giacomo, secured patrons, Sports were handled by Diclc Smith and Patricia Latimer while art worl4 was directed by Diclc Jones. Now let's see???'? 45 THAPHUID First Row: Levine, S. Stephany, Neel, Brounstein, Yates, Parsons, Criley, Blumensteil, Eldridge, l-lughes. Second Row: Levis, S. Blair, Snyder, Predmore, Doyle, Posner, Teiful, Farnham, Carver, Frohman. Third Row: Cox, Larson, I-levvitt, Eppinlc, Reynolds, Allen, Greenberg, Bohman, l-lays, l-leclcer, McGraw, Paulus. Top Row: Rubens, Floberg, Weiner, Zaenglein, Killip, Cohen, l-louclc, l-lailes, Taylor, l-lannan. Top Row: Palmer, Robbins, Eclcberg, Greenberg, Culver, Attridge, Theide, Chronis, Lonclon, Wayman, Mahoney. Third Row: Vaisey, Schvveser, Narramore, Stroup, Shaw, Paddock, Fater, Williams, Weiner, Cleary, Fales. Second Row: Schutz, Newman, Rondash, Davis, P. Johnson, Surasky, A. Miller, C. Johnson, Brown, P. Johnson, Ryan. Front Row: Ostendorf, Park, Thomas, Smiley, J. Neuieglise, J. Neufeglise, Garvvood, Gorst, J. Stephany, Gais. 46 Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Feature Editors Dave Smith Shirley Owens Kenn Masters Almost entirely unhampered by wartime restrictions, the Ulrapezoidn statt under the direction ol David Smith, ably assisted by Associate Editors Shirley Qvvens and Kenn Masters, completed the papers eighth consecutive year of publication, in an attempt to carry on the tradition of journalistic excellence established by their predecessors. Although the statt was momentarily stunned by the autumnal departure ol adviser Miss Alice L. Foley to the post of grade school Vice-Principal, the appointment of Mrs. Mabel G. Mccleary restored confidence and the Hlrapezoidu has con- tinued to provide the student body with news and comments. No small amount of credit For the success of this yearis mlrapezoidu should be extended to the business stati, to the photography statl of Al Cooper, Dick Floberg, and Merrill Palmer, to cartoonists Buell Culver and Dick Jones, and indeed to all the ink-begrimed Workers who aided immeasurably in the unromatic tasks of writing, re-writing, headline-counting, and copy-reading. 47 Jane Shavv Fritz Ostendorf Janice Burrows Sports Boys: Dick Smith John Mahoney Girls: Ruth Clark Pat Latimer Grade Editors Pat Dunkel Peggy Benjamin Nancy DeGroot Exchange Editors Ono Lee Schlageter Elsie Weiner News Editors Rog Williamson Jo White Art Couch Don Sayles Business Managers Carmen Giacomo Bob l-lannon Top Row- Remington, G. Shaw Donohue, Clark Smith, O Brien Killip, Kimball E I- U B Second Rbw: Miller, Lathan, Miss Young Cfxdviselrj, Wells, Mr. Gibson Cfxdviserb, U H A M A T I E Masters, Luke, Ostendorf. Front Row: DeGroot, Kelly, Yawger. Top Row: DeGroot, Bohman, Masters, l-lultman, Killip, D. Smith, Tucker, Ness Cohen, Cstendorl, l-lannan. Third Row: Fater, Engle, Feeley, Ryan, Weiss, Mulvey, Taylor, J. Shaw, Newman, Gregg. Second Row: Owens, l-laskins, White, Bloomer, I ' t Wells, Yawger, Knickerbocker, Kelley, Mills. Front Row: J. Neufeglise, Gray, Thespians look into lootlIgl'1tS at Schutt, Miss Young Cfxdviserb, Mr.SGibson Cfxdviserj, Evans, Cooper, Schacht, annual Spring Play eymour. HThe show must go on, but how? became the battle cry ot the Dramatic Club Council last lall. The war presented some serious problems to this group consisting ol Barbara Wells, President, Ken Masters, Vice-President, Pat Kelley, Secretary, and Tom Killip, the Treasurer. l-lowever they mustered up some real Dionysian spirit and delighted a lall meeting ol the club with a play entitled Who Gets the Car Tonight? A tense moving drama, Show Up, which was rather diilicult lor high school students to undertake was attempted lor the assembly presentation. The success ol this play proved that Brightonians liked serious drama just as well as comedy. That old and beloved story ol Daddy-l.ong-Legs was unfolded by the dramatists ior their spring play, .lane Shaw and Ted Tucker headed the cast. This was one ol the largest productions we have ever at- tempted as it claimed lour acts and a large list ol props, to say nothing ol two changes in scenery. S100 ol the proceeds went into the Crossroads publication. 48 FUHUNI Top Row: Williamson, Culver, Leene, D. Smith, Masters, O'Brien. Third Row: G. Cohen, Killip, Thiede, S. Cohen, Couch, I-louck, Morris, Perry. Second Row: Gais, Shaw, Schvveser, Dunkel, Ryan, Fater, R. Smith, Zaenglein, Barnard, Ostendorf, Wayman, Front Row: Virginia Neel, l-lartmann, Blool-mer, Wtgtecifilr. Smith, Mr. Hynes Cfxdvisersb, Owens, Weller, Beck, evvitt, . o en. Under the presidency of Kenn Masters and the advisorship ot Mr. Donald Smith and Mr. Robert l'lynes the high school debating club, the Forum, started out its yearys activities with bi-monthly discussions on current topics. The last hall ot the year the Forum, continuing its debate, highlighted its activities with a social meeting at which movies were shovvn and refreshments were served and by enrolling in the lnter-high Forum of Rochester and sending a speaker to its First meeting. Qther otticers ot the club included Rog Williamson, vice-president, Bill Ryan, secretary, and Doug Wayman, treasurer. Mimi discusses Roll -lax 'Kl'lovv is this for next vveek's topic'?', 49 LATIN CLUB Top Row: Rolfe, G. Cohen, Manson, Morris, l-louck, Attridge, D. Smith, Theicle, Ostendorl, Armstrong, Masters, O'Brien, Killip. Fourth Row: Kirk, Wickes, DeGroot, Wayman, Wandersee, Van Riper, P. Johnson, Schnell, Eppink, Klee, Zelomek, Mock. Third Row: Schweser, Dunkel, Gritlith, Blair, Cohn, l-lewitt, B. Taylor, Naramore, Rogers, Ryan, Fater, Webb. Second Row: Wheeler, C. Johnson, Miller, Ford, Snyder, Mrs. Coats Cfxdviserl, DeGolyer, Latimer, Shaw, D. Taylor, Tiefel. Front Row: Roberts, Park, Wells, Knickerbocker, Barnes, Stephany, Benjamin, Gorst, Conheady, Eldridge, White. To ease overtaxation ol the mind, the Latin Club, more lamiliarly known to the members as the Populi Romani Sapientes, has brought entertainment both of a curative and relative nature. Under the supervision ol Mrs. Dorothy Coats, the consuls, Margann Eldridge, and Kenneth Masters, governed the third year. Nancy DeGroot acted as Scriba, and Jim Q'Brien served as Quaestor, inter- nationally known as chancellor ol the exchequer. A thanksgiving play was presented in November. The December meeting was topped oil by a Latin- ized version ol Mr. Anthony and the meeting terminated with a treasure hunt. ln March a round table discussion on Roman lood was given. Latin loocl discussion Latins go lrish 50 Attridge, Kaman, Bloomer, Leene, Culver, Covell. Third Row: Lamerzahl, l-lanra- han, Davenport, Mapstone, Roby, Bailey, Schlageter, Eppink, Fater, l-leicklen, Cohen, Christensen. Second Row: Shavv, Forquer, Courtice, Farnham, Kleinberg Coleman, Gregg, Yavvger, l-laskins, Durand, Marth, Bloomer, l-lartmann. Fron Row: Johnson, Garvvood, Brunea, Schooler, Mills, Clow, Buckland, Manzler, Percy, l-lill, Mrs. Loomis CAdviserD. Leaders plan for all Top Row: Elvvell, J. Mahoney, Williamson, W. Mahoney, Wilkinson, Cohen, F H E N C H E L U B i Casablanca at Brighton Top Row: l-lailes, Tucker, Watts, O,Brien, Sayles, Durand, Kimball, Ostendorf, Perry, Riddle. Third Row: Clark, Milstein, Goodwin, Cogshill, Smith, Beck, Feeley, Doyle, Engel, Otto, DeVoll, Snyder. Second Row: Wickes, Blair, Gritfith, Weller, Ovvens, Anderson, Kipp, Stewart, l-lannan, Crosier, Neel. Front Row: Mrs. Fox CAdviserD, Predmore, Nevvman, Freiert, Rourke, Matthevvs, Bromley, Trimby, Wells, Larson, Knickerbocker. Le Cercle Francais, in order to continue its effort to acquaint students vvith the ways and customs of the French people, presented a vvidely varied program which included skits, charades, talks, and games this year. A skit on the Casablanca meeting, an Hlnformation Please program, and charades on French leaders were especially enjoyed. Unfortunately the club had to forfeit its traditional spring tea lor parents due to existing conditions. President Fritz Qstendorl was ably assisted by Margery Garvvood, Vice-President, Richard Smith, Secretary, and John Mahoney, Treasurer. Mrs. Norma Fox and Mrs. Ruth Loomis served as advisers. 51 EIHL8 EHUHU Top Row: Evans, Lamont, Steinruck, l-lurwitz, Johnson, Mr. Cahill CAdviserD, Barrows, Third Row: Gartshore, Parsons, Kaurlman, Yates, Brounstein, Stephany, l-lallet, Sura Derman, E. Taylor, Tewkesbury, Zobel, DeVoII, Levis, Searing, Leet, McGraw, Pau Farrow, Klumpp, Turnbull, l-lays, Paddock, Williams, Van Lare, Mist Student otlicers of the band, girls' chorus, and mixed chorus, under t a music council to supervise the activities ol the music department throug as director. ln his second year as business manager ol the band, Ed London had kinson, equipment manager, and Bob Kaman and lvar l'lultman as his ass l'leading the girls' chorus was Shirley Searing, business manager, assis l-lallett and Sally Levis held the positions ol librarian and historian respe at an assembly, the December Parent-Teachers Association meeting, and Tea. Dudley DeGroot, president, Dave Mullen, vice-president, Richard Nes historian, headed the lvlixed Chorus, which carried out the tradition ol at Christmas time. The entire music department participated in the annual spring conci Sang, a patriotic pageant was leatured. 59 s ein, Miller, Klehammer. he same plan as last year, formed hout the year, with James Chaill Lewessa Kirk, librarian, Bill Wil- SLGHLS. ted by Patricia Johnson. Virginia ctively. This chorus was leatured sang at the Cuirls' Christmas Sports s, librarian, and Nancy Andrews, singing carols in the school halls :rt lvlay 14, when HAS America Garwood,J.Neufeglise,J.Neuleglise. key, Posner, Weinberg. Second Row: lus, l-lill. Front Row: Harris, Kingston, yy MIXED EHUHUS . ' - i Q Standing: Silvers, Sprague, Fitzmorris, Andrews, Smith, l-leclcer, Carver, Cuais, Schlageter. Seated: Rogers, Latham, Ness, DeGroot, Mr. Cahill CAdviserj, Mullen, Thomas, Smiley. BAND Top Row: Rosenberg, Freiert, Jotfe, London, I-lultman, Cohen, Christensen, Forrester, Glasow, Kaman, l-I. l-lill. Third Row: Davenport, Stewart, Johnson, Apple, Benewiclc, DeVooI, Wilkinson, Van de Vate, Agnew, Till, A. l-lill, C, Glasow. Second Row: P. Johnson, Zaenglein, Mackay, Smith, Schutt, Ward, l-loflmeister, Searing, Wengel, l-leineger, Compton, Barrows. Front Row: Reed, Nichols, Gray, Clark, CanFieldvCahilI CDirectorD, Matthews, Wheeler, Kirlc, l-lallet, D, Van de ate. 53 GUN ELUB Top Row:'CanField, E. Sullivan, Neufeglise, A. Hedley, R. Seating, J. Van de Vate, Golstein, Slwuttuch CAdviserD, Christensen, D. Grossman. J. Zanniaser, Palmer, Kibmall, D. Van cle Vate, M. Seymour. Front Row: D. Zobel, Wiltert, J. Sourberr, C. Wilson, Crosier, B. Wackerman. A comparatively nevv organizationstlwe Rille Club is directed by Miss Rutln Shattuck, adviser, and Dicl4 Emery, vvlwo lias tal4en over tlwe duties ol Vincent l-lallfnovv in tlie armed service. Meetings are lweld every Tuesday evening at 'lovvner's Range, lnstruction is given in tlwe sale liandling and care ol Firearms and in tlwe fundamentals ol rille training recommended by tlme Natonal Rifle Association to prove an aid in future military service. lvventy-seven rillemen liave reaclied a sullicient plane ol ability to be able to obtain tlweir bars, tlwe most coveted ol liiglw score avvards. Qtlicers lor tlie year vvere Vincent l-lall, president, Diclc Emery, Vice-President, l:ranl4 Zaliniser. Treasurer, Jack Van de Vate, Secretary, Bill Neuleglise, Range Qllicer. Target Buying Ready, Aim, Firel 54 EAIVIEHA ELUB Back Row: T. Armstrong, Kondolf, Couch, l-lultman, l-louck, Jotle, Killip, Front Row: J. Williams, Perry, Floberg, Miss Perrin CAdviserD, Palmer, Dohl, J. Brush. Under the leadership ol President Albert Perry and lVliss lvlarian Perrin, adviser, the Camera Club ended the yearis activities ol camera clicking and shutter snapping with the annual salon exhibit held in the high school library. Added to the varied contests throughout the year, the Hpicture oi the monthn contest consisted ol each student submitting a print which vvas judged by the club members. The Winning picture vvas displayed in the lower main hall. A competitive contest open to all Brighton students and sponsored by the Hlrapezoidn and the Camera Club vvas held in the fall. Contest winners vvere Dick Floberg, Albert Cooper, and l-lubert Koloseike. Darkroom equipment for developing, printing, and enlarging is open to all interested in photography. Assisting in the leadership oi the club were Dick Floberg, vice-president, and Merrill Pamer, secretary-treasurer. Prize Winning Nature, l-listorical, and Out-door Shots 55 HUME EEUNUMIES ELUB Standing: Garrett, Zelomelc Cohen. Seated: Kauttman, Mil stein, Miss Stafford Cfxdviser Newman, Schutz, Werner. Under the leadership ol Miss Staltord and president Evelyn Schutz the l'lome Economics Club has done some valuable worlc this year. Because ol the war conditions they decided not to malce new clothes, but to remodel the old. Much work was also done lor the Red Cross. Besides helping in the war ettort, they spent some time having discussions on many subjects of special interest to them. Among these were sewing, cooking, discussions of hair styles, care of sldn, and type ot clothing that is best suited to one's coloring and height. At all these meetings the President was assisted by Muriel Newman and Treasurer Louise Milstein. This year due to contlicts no formal meetings have been held. All office work such as distributing notices, checldng the health cards, and helping with charts has been done by volunteer worlqers. Health c members plan to attend open-house at Strong Memorial l lospital, 01V J 1 , ,ju J,-f'f'f ,. say ' , ir ' fi X HEALTH ELUB . AJ , ' Spitz, l-larris, Yates, Mis Grant CAdviserD, Klehammer Barr, Pye. SEIENCE 5 , E CLUB tanding: Perry, Schvvartz, olfe, Moclc, Hultman. Seated: . Ryan, Bloomer, Mr. Barber, r. Van I-looft CAdvisersD, Sayles, Thomas. l-he 1943 Science Club, a member ol the American lnstitute oi Science and Engineering Clubs, carried on a varied program under an able, interested group oi junior scientists. The otiicers were Richard Bloomer, Rresident, Williani Ryan, Secretary-Treasurer, Rat Dunkel, Vice-Rresident in Charge ol Biology, Albert Perry, Vice-president in Charge of Physics, and Charles Thomas, Vice-President in Charge of Chemistry. Activities included a Chemistry Magic program demonstrating chemical changes ol a surprising nature. l-lighlight oi the year's projects vvas Charles lhomas's discourse on sulla-drugs, Under the presidency ol Patricia Miller, the Art Club high-lighted the year's activities with a series oi tall4s on interior decoration, a menu-malcing project lor the armed services, out-door vvater color painting, trips to the Memorial Art Gallery, and a Final social atiair at the end ol the year. Qther oilicers include Barbara Rourlte as Vice-Rresident and Gloria Ruby as Secretray-Treasurer. Top Row: Buck, Kipp, Strohm, Simpson, Cox, Feeley, Eppinlc, Klee, Brunea, Cleary. Second Row: Sippil, Jacobs, Roby, Rourlce, Mrs. Railing CAdviserD, Cohen, S. Goldstein, l-leicklen. First Row: l-lenrich, N. Jones, Evans, Percy. ART ELUB Third Row: Eater, J. Beck, G. Beck, Cox, Cohen, McGraw, Paulus, Lammes, Gallancy, Pogers, Toby, Scott. Second Row: Shaw, Anne Miller, Lawrence, Werner, DeVoll, Tewkesbury, Jacobs, A. Miller, Levinson, Paddock, Kipp, Sprague. Front Row: Evans, Lamont, Salmon, Campbell, Jean Neufeglise, Joan Neufeglise, Brounstein, Cronk, Schultz, Newman, Rondash. Top Row: Tucker, Goodwin, Milstein, Zelomek, l-lartt, l-lays, l-lecker, Smith. I- I B H A H Y E I- U B K'Now what kind ol a program do you like best'?H ggi? Top Row: Cohen, l-lauck, McChesney, Nasset, Glasow, J. Burrows, O. Schlae geter, Clark. Third Row: Basler, Cappelino, Derman, Frohman, J. Posner, Wolfe Blair, Brunea, Coleman, D. Burrows, Van Ryper. Second Row: Gals, Criley, Stephany, D. Schlaegeter, Carver, Kautlman, A. Posner, Lammerzahl, Dunkel, Schweser, Webb, Durlee. Front Row: M. Roberts, Wilson, Matthews, Gartshore, Parsons, Miss Regin CAdviserD, Manzler, Predmore, Gorst, Yates, Leach. ' There'll be tea later. The Library Club, under the leadership ol Miss Ethel Regin, serves a two-lold purpose by providing social gatherings and library practice lor its eighty-odd members. Special club meetings this year included a talk on China by Miss Ying Yi Lin, a Chinese Y. W. C. A. social worker, a talk on books by Miss Eleanor Kidder ol the Rundel Library, Young Peoples room, a Christmas party, book reviews by Miss Regin, and the annual picnic. Qther meetings consisted ol games and refreshments appropriate to the holidays. Before, alter,and during the school day various members took turns helping by checking books in or out, assisting students in Finding books they wanted and various other library duties. Qllicers ol the club this year were Ruth Clark, president, Jane Shaw, vice-president, Evelyn Schutz, secretary, and Janice Burrows, Treasurer. 58 IIUAEHES Top Row: Ritclilco, Collins, l-lynes, Miss Karges, Smith. Front Row: Van l-looft, Davies. To Briglwtons coaclies vve ovve our gratitude lor tlweiruntiring eilorts in tlwefaxtiiletic Field and Forbringing iortlw an accelerated program ol sports to co-operate vvitlw tlwe vvar etiort. Under time leaderslwip ol Ross l'l. Smitlw tliey produced line teams vvlwo many times liave brouglwt lwome tlie bacon. Girls sports are under tlwe supervision ol Miss Margaret Karges, Under tlie leaderslwip ol Mr. Smitli tlme varsity basketball team vvon tlne luonor oi lwolding second place in tlwe A league. The second team vvas coaclwed by Francis Davies. Peter Ritcl'il4o was lwead mentor oi time lootball squad vvitlw Gordon Van l-loolt as assistant. Leaving in Marclw lor tlwe Army, Robert l-lynes lelt beliind a record ol coaching tlme soccer team successfully For tvvo years. Robert Collins, Former star basketball player oi Alfred, coaclwed tlwe varsity baseball squad. Ready lor Actionl At lrondequoit game Van l-looit loops one inl 59 V, f-111 A ,,,41,, u N A f Km ik ssl R 5 ,,g,,QT ,gi ,,.J,Z4j!L F U ll T H A L L Although the record Book shows this year's Football squad with a record ol two wins and Five losses, a mere review ol the scores does not give a true indication ol the Benefits that this year's squad received. Their spirit and will to win were characteristics that marl4 this team as one worthy to go down in Brighton sports history. 'Q - Top Row: Patterson, Toler, Barth, Barnard, Murphy, Epstein, Ostendorf, Kennedy, Taylor. Third Row: Mr. Ritchlco CCoachD, i NX Anderson, l-laege, DeGroot, Wackerman, luanni, Spitz, Kaman, Mr. Van l-looft CCoachD, Wengel. Second Row: S. Cohen, Neufeglise, Stewart, O Brien, Levinson, Burge, Forman, S. Cohen. Front Row: Cole, Manzler, Luclington. 60 FUUTBHLL Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Clyde 7 Canandaigua O East Rochester 47 lrondequoit 7 Webster . Q6 Fairport . '19 Avon . O Wackerman Closen Cole 61 Murphy Stewart O'Brien Taylor Lanni Cohen Manzler Toler Ludington Forman SUBEEH The 1942 edition ol the Brighton soccer team completed its league schedule with a record ol live wins, one loss, and two ties, thereby capturing the Class A crown lor Monroe County. The team then went to the sectionals where they downed l-lolley Q-'l. Madison downed the home team Q-O to capture the sectional crown. This year's team was very successful in that it not only won a majority ol its games, but that the members ol the squad experienced the thrill that comes from clean, hard competition. Standing: Mr. l-lynes CAclviserD, l-loesteroy, Culver, Killip, Tucker, Garfield, l-lart, Bloom, Williams, Giacomo, R. Smith. Kneeling: l-lill, Bowlin, Brown, R. Smith, Van Reypen, Elwell, Stewart, McLaughlin, Wilkinson, Summerhays. 69 Slilllltli Brighton . Brockport . Brighton . Churchville Brighton . Spencerport Brighton . Pittsford , Brighton . Brockport . Brighton . Churchville Brighton . Spencerport Brighton l-lolley . Brighton Madison . Ron Smith Al Stewart Don I-loesteroy Ted Tucker Dick Smith Hobart Garfield 1 SQ P X Q. ms Q5 ,S 5 in Xi Bob Van Reypen John Bloom Q5Jtb:,5.9 Bob Eiweii fm Hui Bill Wilkinson Lawrence McLaughlin CNS BASKETBALL Top Row: Williamson Uvlanagerl, Norris, Forrester, Glason, Stewart, Luclington, Smith QCoachD, J. Mahoney CManagerD. Front Row: W. Mahoney, Cohen, lvlanzler, Giacomo, Elwell. Top Row: Bloom, l-loesteroy, Watts, Glasovv, Donohue, Barth, Davies CCoachD. Front Row: Spitz, Pulsifer, Cleary, Reitz, Davenport. This year's basketball team proved to be another bride's maid by vvinding up in the second place slot again. As in other years, We can say that vve were the only team to beat the champs. The team's spirit was shown when, Without the services ol Dick Goldstein and Scotty Norris, they Finished the season with a string ol victories. As long as there is such a spirit,Brighton will continue to turn out top Flight teams. 64 Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton BASKETBALL Howard Ludington Carl Glasovv ir Paul Manzler Diclc Stewart Q7 Monroe . 30 Q8 Fairport . 36 36 l-loneoye Falls 'IQ Q0 Monroe . 38 Q7 Webster I Q0 Carmen Giacomo 34 Williamson . Q0 32 East Rochester 37 Bob Elwell 47 lrondequoit 'I3 33 Fairport . Q3 Q6 l'loneoye Falls 'IQ Q8 lrondequoit 'I7 Q7 Canandaigua Q6 SCOHY Norris Bud Forrester 'A' Cy Cohen - Bill Mahoney i Q7 yflll V W l rg,,,f,ir ii 65 BASEBALL Top Row: McGregor, London, Ludington, Barth, Forrester, Stevvart, Cole, Wilson, Kemler. Third Row: Havill, Webster, Watts, Burge, Munier, Bloom, Wackerman, Epstein, Mackay. Second Row: Mr. Collins QCoachD, Toler, Mahoney, Reitz, Smith, Toporcer, DeGroot, Davenport. Front Row: l-lughes. 4 It looks as il Brighton is going to have its best baseball squad in years. The team has been chosen and has shovvn well in practice. ln their First encounter they downed Pittsford 8-3. Already they have shown that Brighton spirit that has led so many other Brighton teams to victory. 66 SW I M M I N li A lot ol credit should go to Brighton's swimming team who travelled to the Y. M. C. A. or the U. ol R. pool to practice. With such practice as they could manage atthese places, they managed to talce second place in the sectional tournament lor schools ol o C GSS. ,, K ' bw my ,f M, ff MJ' to eff f In . L' V. Dy, 1.2-1431 . An uncertain schedule and the loss ol most oi the veterans has not dampened the enthusiasm for tennis , Standing: Riddle, Forrester, DeGroot. Kneeling: Wilkinson, Ryan, Smith, l-lannan. this year. A goodly squad greeted Coach Carl Barber when he toolc over the coachin ' f th, squad, and all have been worlcing hard to produce a winning team. X 'fi Top Row: Gayles, Garfield, Armstrong, Kaman, Mr. Barber CCoachD, Ostendorf, Brown, Zahnis ', l-lailes. Second Row: l-louclc, Stewart, Wilkinson, Yaeger, Benevviclc, Coghill, l-lannan. Front Row: MacKenzie, Ward Davis, dohnson, Crosier. 67 'V X ,Q . ls, .Q W6 ' wiv C Top Row: Ouinton, Barth, Donohue, Forrester, Searle, Killip, l-loesteroy, J. Sullivan. Third Row: Fettinger, Jolie, G. Cohen, Norris, Elvvell, Morris, Chronis, Davenport, Wayman. Second Row: Brigham, Knight, Armstrong, J, Smith, Hart, Cooper, Cleary, Rourke, Dibble, Davis, Smith CCoachD. Front Row: E. Sullivan, Barry, Daniels, Leet, Roberts, Zaenglei , orth THAEK cfgfyftwtvct 0 'W I' V D164 Runners, jumpers, hurdlers, et al have been spending several vveelcs in getting into shape af the T943 traclc team' p epares to clelencl the Monroe County crown which it captured last year. With the loss of only a te ulettermen, the hopes for a successful season are bright. Mr. Ross Smith has talren over the coaislnirgwgjies of both the traclt and Field events since the loss of the track coach Mr. Elsvvoocl l-lill. e. uf L , - ,Vyk if 9'l.fJi7 .' ll E ll Og 1 if ff VFOSZI wi' Top Row: J. Sullivan, Cmraeper, Smith, Dohl, Morris, Leet, Smith CCoachD. Front Row: Sallerson, Brigham, Fenigh, E. Sullivan, '7 , K Bleier, Weiher. I 68 INEHAAAUHAE LEAGUE CHAMPS Left to Right: Burge, l-lays, Wackerman, B. Smith, Ryan, Bar- nard, D. Smith. .' -. A The Uloas acquired the Class A crown ol the lntramural Baslcetball league by capturing the league schedule without losing a game and then winning out in a playoEE ofthe top Eourteams. The Commandos emerged as champions of the B league by virtue of their victories over the Crusaders and Rinl4y-Dinl4s aiter the three teams had ended their schedule in a deadloclc, LEAGUE EHAAAPS Standing: Spiller, Davis, London, A-lill, Searle, DeGroot. Kneeling: Mackay. 69 FUUL SHUUTING EHEEHLEATEHS Bloomer, Reitz, Park, Gregg. Donohue, Glasow The annual loul shooting contest produced two sophomores as the winners. John Donohue and John Glasow each sanl4 39 louls in 50 attempts to tie lor the crown. They attempted to shoot it ohf to produce a winner three times but the two are so evenly matched that they remain deadlocl4ed. LtAUEHS'ELASS Top Row: Spitz, Lanni, Neufeglise, Leet, Dohl, O'Brien, Tucker, Burge, Zahniser, Fay. Third Row: Brown, Elwell, Rambert, Barth, Norris, Bloom, Second Row: l-leadly, l-lausworth, Armstrong, Elder, Lowry, Patterson, Knight, Wayman, Wilkinson. Front Row: Tomlinson, McBride, Schutt, Delloo, Burgess, l-lill, l-loesterey. 70 Standing: Fales. Kneeling: Owens, Larson, Vawger, Top Row Kelley DeGroot Wolf Hays Searlng Fltzmorrrs Clow Second Row Newman Shaw Klrlc Schlageter Feeley Ross Stephany Thrrcl Row Park Schweser Stroup Brown Mlss Karges CAdvlserD Vawger Hartmann Paddock Clarke Wayman Fourth Row Muller Otto Latimer Schutt Roby Barley Cohn Frfth Row Bloomer Owens Krngston Benjamrn Russell Front Row Weller Muller Cappellrno Latimer Miss Karges Cfxdvrserb Yawger 71 This years girls sports program with nts speclal emphasls on physlcal Fitness was dl rected by Miss Margaret Karges alded by senior managers Pat l.atlmer and CIS Vawger The varled competntrons throughout the year, besides otlerlng lun and social lrle, armed to develop health and vrtalrty, good posture, agrlrty, endurance and most Important ol all good sportsmanship 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A : 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 . : , , . . r . 1 . . I f 1 1 ' Top Row Brewer Bnshop DeGroot Rumrlll Stroup l-lartt Laumer Scott Fater Feeley Forquer Otto Third Row Paulus Zimmer Gnlbert Klee Wells Beck Cohn l-lewutt Roby Barley Second Row Jones Crlley Sm ley Mills Mlss Karges Neufeglzse Gregg Stephany Kelley ln the lall tlmere were Intramural and class soccer, tournament badminton, and arclmery ln the winter a gurl could choose to participate IU Intramural and class basketball the tumbllng class, or the ping pong tournament Baseball badminton, and archery ln the sprung FlDISlT2Cl the sports program lor the year Throughout the year skulls ID the varlous games were practlced, games played, and also physncal Fitness exercises given Une ol the highlights ol the year IS the annual Christmas tea when alumnae are teted The climax ol the year was the sports party IU May when the gurls were awarded their class numerals, school letters and monograms, and announcement made ot the senior gurl voted the best sport awarded a prize Cohn and Schlageter Wells and Kelley Schweser and Pentz 72 ' l Q 7 . 1 A 1 I A 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 A - 'I I 5 1 I 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 A 1 1 ' : 1 1 l 1 1 f Cfxdvlserb, Yawger, Parsons, Trlmby, Jones, Frelert. Front Row: Schutt, Ostendorl, Thomas, Brown, Joan Neufeglise, Jean I I I ' I . , . I 'l. Soccer Champions 3. Tumbling Class Q. Volleyball Champions 4. Basketball Champions 73 Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. PATHUNS Charles V. Munier Foster L. Mills Theodore Marrh H. C. Bailey Hobart L. Owens Brighton High School No. 'I Teachers Association Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Harry Forman Carmen DiGiacomo A. Durand Marvin M. Wheeler Dr. and Mrs. MacNaughton Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Arthur L. Haskins Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Paul J. Weller James A. Kidd Elbert l. White Edward J. Taylor Franklin W. Wells Alfred T. Stewart Morris Komisar Edmund J. Tuety . Carl M. Glasow Lt. Col. and Mrs. Herbert C. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Leigh M. Fitch Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Kelley Mrs. F. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Heicklen Captain and Mrs. John R. Hays Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Eldredge Dr. and Mrs. M. Lawrence Elwell Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rambert Lt. Col. and Mrs. James D. Toler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs . J. C. Knickerbocker Mr. and Mrs. . Elmer K. Smith . Elmer H. House . Carl A. Schlageter J. Redman Harry A. Wood Major and Mrs. F. Gordon Wright Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Closen MV. dfid Mrs. Mr. and Mrs MF. Gnd Mrs. MV. dI'1Cl Mrs. MV. dI'1Cl Mrs Ernest E. Smith S. William Ross T. F. McLaughlin Otto M. Qstendorf Arthur 0. Rieper Arthur H. Larson Mr. and Mrs. John S. Perry Dr. and Mrs. M. Q. Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Mock Horace W. Leet James C. 0'Brien Edward T. Clark Frank J. Clow Harry E. Cox R. Holmes Bloomer Gerald L. Covell Louis Charles Cohn W. Raymond Burrows Theodore Chronis Edward F. Beck Mrs. Lucy Sage Masters Mrs. Elmer L. Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Byron G. Culver Sgt. and Mrs. Alister Gordon Latimer Capt. and Mrs. Herbert W. Mapstone Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Harold L. Reitz Clifford C. Campbell Carl F. Smith Edgar C. Barker Reginald J. Roby Brighton Parent-Teacher Association Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs MF. dDCl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Arthur S. Couch Myron Eaton Samuel Gray John H. Mahoney George J. Cole M. Cohen Milton H. Trimby William Senecker John E. 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