Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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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

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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

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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