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A 5 , , A. .wi i i Qfw i ,q2m-:.:1-:- ,-1,3 , 4- .z 2...-M. 1- ik 1:11 3 'f' rbi? 4: ' 5 as iw ,Ng gg: . N 4 Ng .Q we :g gi ' , I1 .Wm Q Q if X nv ? X Q ' gi W A .Y s ,X X 4 EQ 32 M V' Ns 1 K H Q 1 , ,, ,,,m ! Q ,Q I !'!! up S L ,. f nf Q . - X1 1 ,Q , qw 53? ii I kkl 'Q X Q - we KGB! tg ws . A it N, u 2 wi 4 QM V wpx ri we .F W 5 1. V1 1 -Q gucci' iand 0 ur mare Standing: Swift, Coapman, Field. Seated: Wells, Gates, Miles. Serving as guardians of the student body, Brighton's Board of Education is directly responsible for the welfare of the school as it carries into effect the wishes of the community. Besides making the special decisions that account for the smooth running of the school, the Board is responsible for the hiring of the teachers and the balancing of the budget. Allen B. Gates, president since l936, presides over the monthly meetings and confers with Mr. Donley on faculty appointments and school affairs. Vice-president Schuyler C. Wells, Jr., oversees instruction, supplies, and insurance. Mrs. Edward B. Miles serves as secretary, while C. E. Coapman acts as treasurer. ln charge of transportation is Arnold B. Swift, while L. Dudley Field, new member of the board, supervises maintenance. 7 we Mfzife anal guicle Aubrey D. Donley Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Helen Yawman With his ever-expanding, ever- changing staff of teachers, high school, grade school, office and janitorial staff' about him, Super- intendent of Brighton Schools, Aubrey D. Donley, commandeers from the head of the family table. He is the good father. Mainte- nance of both red schools, includ- ing correspondence, expenditures, supplies, and educational policies, come under Mr. Donley's guiding hand, and he wields his duties with foresight and wisdom. Mr. Donley has belonged to Brighton since 1927, the year the average departing senior took his first step in the ultimate direc- tion of the red-brick schoolhouse. Through all the beginning days, of the energetic, pioneer board of the first wee, but spirited, graduating class, of the gradual developing of her strong founda- tions, Mr. Donley, as principal, chartered for his Brighton school a course of enrichment and progress. J As wild fields in the dewy com- munity became transformed into squares of neat green, as shiny houses climbed up to comfort the few former lonely buildings, as more and more young eyes looked from these houses, curious to learn, Mr. Donley watched the subsequent construction of sev- eral additions to the Elmwood Avenue School and finally the rise of the new high school down the road, when he was made super- intendent of Brighton schools. Today, with Miss Alice Foley and Gordon Allen, principals of the grade school and high school, he oversees learning, character- building, and an awakening of fresh minds that promise truth and progress and mean America. Mrs. Helen Yawman, in the right-hand serving place, guards the smooth-functioning channel through which pass all appoint- ments, mail, and business for Mr. Donley. ur rowin Shoo! jami 9 Dear Graduates: Congratulations upon achieving the goal toward which you have been work- ing for twelve years. In the confusion of a war-torn world, you will find many unstable influences attempting to warp your philosophy of American institutions. Make every effort to maintain the calm, clearjudgment your home and school have attempted to give you. May l welcome you into the family of Brighton alumni and assure you that you are always welcome, whether you come back as a guest to visit or to request any service our entire faculty stands ready to give. Most cordially yours, Gordon F. Allen Top: Miss .lean Eggleston Bottom: Miss Adelaide Scheinrer Gordon F. Allen, Principal 'I' p: l'lI'lSll1'l', Perrin. Second: Connor. Barber. Van ' 3 A K lliiofl. 'ri' iz lsr.-Un, ll.mi.-link, sn- x, 1 ll'1s. emung C45 C 00 are' uri 1 1 xc to ii Miss Allena Frisbee, B.S., MA. Commercial Miss Marian Perrin, B.S. Commercial Cassius Conner, A.B. Science Carl Barber, B.S. Science Cordon Van Hooft, A.B. Science Mrs. Laura Bacon, B.A., MA. lllaihernaiics Miss J. Antoinette Hondelink, A.B., lCd.M Maihernaiics Mrs. Frances Steve, A.B. Maihernaiics Robert Collins, B.S. ilflaihemai ics Mrs. Margaret Slack, B.S., M.A. Physical Edacalion Boss Smitll, B.S. Physical Edacalion Miss Mary Means, B.S. Cpieture missingl Physical Edacaiion Miss Hazel Yan Deusen, B.S. Eighih Grade Miss Ernestine Boorom, B.S. E ighlh Grade Mrs. Arlona Pilkington E ighih Grade .lay Gibson, B.S. Eighlh Grade Mrs. Lillian Follansbee, A.B. Cpicture miss Eighih Grade Fourth: Slack, Smith. Van Dusen, Boorom, Pilkington, Gibson. A 7! Top: Meffleary, 0'Uonnell. Second: Benz. lion ey Pen' eu! Stevens, Walker. Third: Coats, Ynn Zile, Fox, l.oonn Miss Margaret Young, B.S., MA. English Mrs. liuth Luey, BA., M.S. lLiIlg1l'.S'h Mrs. Mabel MeCleary, A.B. lfllgllkll Mrs. Gertrude O'Donneil. BA., MA Englislz Mrs Ruth Stevens, A.B. Hislory Miss Arline VVa1lker, BS., M.A. llisiory Miss Elizabeth Benz, HS., MA. Ilislory Mrs. Gertrude Harney, A.B. History Mrs. Dorothy Coats, A.B. Langlzages Mrs. Norma Fox, AB. llflllgllllgfi' Miss Margaret Yan Zile, AB., M.A. Languages Mrs. Huth Loomis, A.B., MA. l,unyuagP.s' and Guidanrf' Miss Alive Stafford, B.S. Home 13171110111 ics Miss Ethel Begin, A.B., B.S. 1.ibrar1'arz L. John Cox, BS. llIdllSfI'1'llI Arts M iss Hermia Railing Ar! Mrs. Doris Campbell, B.S. .Uusir Mrs. Mildred llariss, PLN., B.S. Srhool Nurse Fourth: Situlford, Regin, Cox. linriss, Campbell. Railing. ur ig oliffd jami y 145' Nliw Min- I .-In-5, I,l'lAlI1'l'fHll :gf Nl1'liI'1l1,1' Nrlmnl P in ni To llw Illlliiwl' ul' ilu- g.fl'illit' si-Iuml, Miss Him' Nl. Fuivy, mrincipail. falls Ilia' laisli ui' diiwwl- ,Lf lu-1' fannily and suprxisingr Ilivir vnlirn- prugraull. Jxlllllllgf Miss F4li1'j.S innmu- liuns am- 1-dllvuliuilail mm ii-s :uid si-iwii-1-4-Illlxs. Xurimis 1-zilxipuigiis, nnlaiimly ilu' FUlll'lil NN :ir Luam llriw, lmw g1miv mi-I' Ilia- lisp undvr In-i'giiiclul1m'v. Hut l'Nl'll niuiwf illipmwlanlil lliam lin-sv nmlm-riul 1'ul1li'ilmlimis :ire- llu' inlzuigrilnle- um-s wilivli slim' has :ldv tu lin- si-Iiuul mluringg' lwr sliurl iiIlll'iil1'l'l'.Sil1'ililSi.USil'l'l'li an l'UlIll'1llit'ij i.l'1'iiIlQ ln-lm-4-il slu- cicllls ul' lin- g'l'il1il' :incl high svlmols :ind luis Illiliii' llvl's1'll' truly Ima-ml by Iwi' mist fzunily. up Russ: lim-ll. Suggs-, lkmllins. lilly-k, llusw, king, SlTiliilllll'l'l, JXIII, lxniglil. Guylurd. til'l'1'Il. Dmmldsmi. SI'l'Ulld ms: xl4'yl'I'N, Nlmitliv. 'lim-ii. Nlvlx. Sl1'illilHllM'l'. Nivhnls, liunkvy. Miairiis. Hvnty. Nlm-llmumld, Collins, Pulnwr. Nlwi-ismi, Sil1illgIilli4'SNj, Ifirsl Ram : Truaix. lm-1-Ilzm.Thunlas, XNz1N'1'str'anl, BPITUWDII. Dvnms. Haulb. lialusliu, l'a'ppvr. Nlaliuiro, Ruhdcx Absent: Starr, Blossom. my W1 my flood old golclvn rulv claysu still follows lruo to form for the L029 pupils of thc gradv srhool who work und play uudvr pro- Futurelhespians grvssix if lc-udership. Clubs, sports und various rrcu- lixv projvrls proviclv opportuni- livs to brouclnf-u formul vlassroom k'Cllll'illlUll. N1-w this yvar, and vxlrvnu-ly popular urs- thc- l'lllll'il- liouul movin-s pl'i-svrltvcl lo thc' Slllillflll. hody oncc- u month. Pulriolism has hill il now high wilh shulvnls lJI'l'illilIlg' all pre- wi us rv' rd: 'n H rd C - , . . U S in S l l rllsx pro .Sludy lzublls lll Um jwls, slump und bond pu1'vl1asvs, making and 1-ollwlion of wuslv pupor. Kirlilergrlrlerzers have ll mriely of !Il'f1.IVl.ll'0S, The IIlllSl.C-IIl1lkl'I'S ya! Ihr' xiynul. Red Cross projecls kept graders busy. Qlliss lilossonz reads lim nicesl slories we Mice of fine gami 1 Top Row: S11l11'1'11i1'1', 1Y1'11'1'1'il1gs. 1'u1si1'1'1', M1'l1r0g111', Svarlv. S1-00nd How: C1111p1'r, S111'1'111111l lJl1l1l1l', f11111s111s. Grvgg, f1l11r111-, 11S11'IlI1IlI'1.. First Row: Zi1111111'r. 131111111, Yavgm-r. Fatcr, 11i111'1111111. Standing ul Right: 111'l11ri1'h, Mr. A111'11, UfII11.SPf'. '1'1111i11g il lll1lI'l' 111'liv1- p1lI'1 1Il g11v1'r11i11g s1'h11111 111'l1x'i1i1's this war 1112111 1-111' 1 11111'11r1- i11 1111- history 111' 13rig1111111,At111- SLl1f1t'Il11 CQ1111111'i1's lllil1ll 1111j1-vliw was 1111- p1'1111111111111 1111 s1'h11111 spirit. Php 1'1111i11s, El jve-p 1'11mp:1ig11, 111111 i111'1'1111s1-11 111l1'111111111'1' 111 1111s111'1111111 15111111-s w1-1'1- lhcir 1'1'w:1r11s. b111111'11ls s1'I1-1't1-11 .12l1'1i C1111si11s p1'12sid1-111. '1'h11 1'1111111'i1 2111 lhvir 1i1'st 1IlQ't'1lIlg 1-h11s1' M 111111 101' vi1'11- 111-s1111'111, 111111 J111111 S111'rm1111 s1-1'1'111111' '-1I't'iiSllI'Q'I'. 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HI'118I7ldI1 look over m111'lingl1'slqfBrz'gl1lor1 ser1'i1'e men. i i 7 Wafer! rom at eniomi CIAGLIULOOL Top: Mrs. Lucy, Mrs. Fox, Mr. Collins, .lane Shaw and Pat Dunkel. advisers. Front: Murphy, DeGroot, Garwoodg Miss Perrin, adviser. 1940-41 Slide into our shiny new Hglamor home -wide-eyed and gawky. Chase Mr. Hyne's famous finger through six houses of Congress trying to make a bill become a law. Blush all the way down the hall. Senior just winked at us. April 1-Joy! At last! Learned to crack gum! Good assemblies-they say. Maybe next year we'll see the stage. J une-still waiting for big windu from hair dryers in girls, locker room. Officers: Howard Ludington, presidentg Jack Cousins, vice-president: Patty Rogers, secretary- treasurerg Marilyn Newman, Bill Mahoney, Student Council representatives. 1941-42 Sand, waves, palm trees, blue lights, leis, Regent theater hula girl posters, blue jeans, old shoes- our one, our only, our beautiful bedlam of a Sophomore Hawaiian Barn Party! Plane geometry-no honor roll in January. Start languages. Vas ist le mattre cum l'anglais, anyway? Yea for Murph, our Kangaroo Sectional A Broadjump Champ! Spring blasted wide open-original poems for English. Officers: Jane Shaw, president, Al Cooper, vice-president, Doug Wayman, secretary-treasurer Marilyn Newman and Harry Watts, Student Council representatives. 1942-43 Climbing higherdliterally and figuratively. Hope to see third floor homeroom before nine someday Launch S.S. Brighton-Sail into Junior Prom on waves, Waves, and more WAVES. Brighton Hi-Y organized. Evie Schutz-first engaged. Inauguration of Commando Course-Army loses 36 prospective men. Latin Club picnic-Mrs. Pigtail Coats lets her hair down. Twelve Cindermen to Seetionalsl New species in gym,-Stu-culty basketball game. Officers: Doug Wayman, president, Dick F ales, vice-president, Nancy DeGroot, secretary Margery Garwood, treasurer, Jane Shaw, Ralph Murphy, Student Council representatives. 1943-44 Reach head of family table all together-in spirit, if not in stamping ground. Three Jeeps in Three J umpsf' Brighton Tri-Y founded. Blessed basketball boys bounce to Palestra and bring home the bacon. Likewise our Swimming Sonnies, Track and Tennis Toddlers! Pat Dunkel, Ted Houck whizz to Washington with Westinghouse. Laura Brown-first WAVE. Pat Johnson Kowats,-first married. Cover ice-box with footnotes for three weeks after handing in senior essay. Enter Teen Canteen. Searchlight on buried geniuses-first student assembly. Roll in Senior Ball with wishes, and wishing wells. Leave dear red bricks- experienced,', hopeful, and still wide-eyed, and gawky. Officers: Ralph Murphy, president, Nancy DeGroot, vice-president, Margery Garwood, secretary Bill Mahoney, treasurer, Martha Gregg and Al Cooper, Student Council representatives. lk-Hy Allllflilllllvl' H150 lilossom lloacl lid www, Ili:-llarnl ll. lhlrlli lo!! file-n lillpn Way A'lfllI'llllH M-rvrl llriglilon 2' wk 2. 3. -lx: ll4'Sl'l'Nl' ski-lball 2. ill lfoolbill Q 1 olllll-V llo nli l ioralmlu- on 43 liascball 3 4 Alive Nl. Allridgc 3119 llollyxxooll ANUIIIIK' Alir'r ' llvaltll Club I3 Library Club ZZ: l rvm'll Club 3, 43 Latin Club 33 Dramatic Club 3, 43 'l'rapczoid l, 2, 3, 4: Class Numvral 33 Class l.cttcr 33 Tri-Y 4. Alif-0 ,It-annvtle Barnes 205 Yarmouth lload lif1rI11'y Chorus 2: Latin Club 2, 3, 43 l l'Clll'll Club 4: Art Club 23 'l'rapn-zoi1l 3, 43 Crossroads 43 'l'ri-Y 43 Draunativ Club 2, 3, 43 Cln-vrli-amlm-r 43 .lunior Prom Co - Chairmang Spring Play 4. llorullly S. Barrows l22 Cln'lmsl'or1l lioall llullif ' llanml l, 2, 33 Chorus 1.33 llrzunaliv Club l. 2, 3. 43 'l'ri-Y L Richard Anleele l48 Wlyatt Drix v Dick I9 Margaret ll. Benjanxin bl Antlers Drivv 1'f'm1y 'l'rapazoid l, 2, Cradv lffditor 3, Girls' Sports liclitor 42 Crossroads Associate liditor 43 Spring Play 43 Class Numeral 23 Class Letter 23 Class Monogram 33 Latin Club 2, 3, l,l'0Slll0Illf 43 Frcrlcln Club 43 Forum 43 Library Club l, 2. 43 Dramatic Club I. 2, 3. 43 Tri-Y 43 Sn-nior liall Conunittvv. Jean Anderson 135 Klinck Road Jean Vllll0lll2lS ll. Arlnslrt 60 l3ull'ard Drive unllllfln Latin Club 2. 3: Cam Club 3, 4: 'l'ravk 23 Soc 43 Softball I, 23 'l'0nni: 4: .lunior Prom Comn lveg S1-nior Ball Comn luv. i xl Q1 1 'Mil ,fl 4 X ldy Q. u .llaybe EIIIIS Shirley Blair ll7Ll':llgi'lll00I' lloaml l-llffllillf' llmmlel S1,i,.1 l-1-40 lliglilancl AYPIIW orus l, 23 l r4'm:h Club hLf 'f.Vu 3, 43 'l'rapuzoi1l 2, 3, 43 F , .I Cl l 3 4- L1 Art Club 2: main Club :z, Cm' AL: 4'f,,l,,,.1,3'4:'f lllllriiry llllkll 2- 3' 'li lnatic Club 3, 4. llramatic Clubgl, i S H '! W., 1ra Amanda Brown 129 Genesee Street Axon, New York Laurie .V ES 43 'I'ri-Y 4: Class meral 23 Class Letter gl ss Monogram 3. Marion WH Brunea Jane Carolyn Carpenter 2230 Clover Road French Club 3, 43 Art Club 33 Library Club 1, 2, 33 Dramatic Club 43 Chorus 43 Tri-Y 4. I lf!! 214 Linden Road Dramatic Club 2. 43 Chor- us 4: Tri-Y 4. 44 W 't 'Q 2? 9 rigl11.' lrule Jr-an 11016111311 3 Kent Park rary Club I. 2, 33 Tri- 3 French Club 3, 4. George Albert Cooper 90 Bradford Road MAF, Class Vice-President 23 Assistant Standard Bearer 3: 'l'rapezoid l, 2, 3, Assistant News Editor 43 Crossroads 2, 33 Pho- tography Editor 43 Cam- era Club l. 2, 3, President 4: Latin Club 2, 33 Track 2, 33 Senior Rall Commit- tee. Virginia Courtice ll0 Roosevelt Road Ginny Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 43 Council 13 French Club 3, 43 Camera Club 43 Health Club 23 Tri-Y 43 Senior Ball Committee. Robert Carl Christensen 85 Orchard Drixc Bob Band: Rifle Club: French Club: Soccer. George Lawrence Coghill 39 Kilbourn Road Entered Brighton 3 3 French Club 4: Forum 4. ltlarion L. Cohen 1648 Highland Avenue Home Ee. Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Library Club 43 Class Numeral 2. Peggy Charnlwrlair 94 SllUl'I'llilIll Drixo Hppy.. Entered BI'lj.IlllUIl French Club 33 Forum 'l'ri-Y 43 Cllecrlcadcr Class Numeral 3: Lvll 43 Dramatic Club 43 S1 ior Ball Conunitlcc. Jack A. Cousins IUT Shoreham Drixv nljlllflu Class wilt?-llI'4'Hlllt'Ill, 'l'r4-asnrcr Ili-Y 3: Stutlv Council Pre-simlcnt Spring Play 4: Assista Raskvtball lVliiIlll2l'l' 2. Varsity 4: 'l'ra1-la lg Chr us l: Dramatic Clu Counvil 143 Forum 4: Sc cer 2: Softball 4: Seni Ball Committee. llrnw- W. Ilunia-ls I-1130 'Nl1ull'4w 'xXl'lllll' Iiuuk4v nh-rn-nl lil'Ig.l'lllIlIl J. 'uvlt Il, 111 Fuulbull 1. Club Il. ll: Chorus l. 2, Il: Ruin-rl Wlinslow Davenport H .I I nl You 27 llullywnotl AYUIIIIQ' . ilrl yl ' N Davy Tl Sburvlmul Drin- liauul l, 2, 3, 4, liquipnlvnt Mzumgvr 2, Basketball l. 2, 33 Tennis 4: Basvball l, - 1 0. l.lbr:u'y f.lub .., .l. 4: Uru- umlic' Club Il. 4: l r4-lu'll 'Z 1' g0t't'l'I' 94 Travk 'Z lull. ' 4: Fra-11c'l1 Club 3. 41 Ss-nior Ball C4lIIlIIlll.l1t'l'. Patricia Unud I030 Park AXUIIIH5 Pal I r1-nr-ll Club Il, 41 Dru- nlulim- Club Cl. 4: Art. Club IZ. l'rcsi1ln'nl. 3, 43 Library WMM I l.lub I, .11 lrl-Y 43 fm N.. 1 ba' em' l'allri4'ial llunlu-I 'H 1'rmllnullxu-'lllll llevul ,. . . . I'ulr'i.wl: lll'2lllt'ZHiKlU l. 2. Craulc lllur.l. Ass'n'l:ll1'l'.1lllnu H, 1. 1. 4 .l'llSil'1 ,mls l'.1lll1u'- 1.. .1 -1.lua-l ll: llr:un:1ln'4 .lub 7 ..1. in . ....-1 , . 'u,LU'lllll f.llilll'lllllIl Pl: -vm-In Llub 43 l'l7l'lllll .L S1'll'lll'l' Club ZZ. Sl, T -1-re-tauw I.: Class Num :il Il: 'l'ri-N 11: Wvsling- nusv lyiwlllllgllhll 'l'rip innvr fl-g Spring.: Play Il. l urun14:Spring Play 3,41 Cburus I. 3, 4: Class Nlunvrul 4: St-niur Ball Cmlllllillvv. June Dnylv T5 Alpinv Drin- l n-mwll Club Il, 4, Dra- nmlil- Club I, 23 Churus l, T I9 XF Nunvy lk-Groot 83 'l'lmclwrzxy Hoa Nan Cvlia Dvflolyc-r 393 llnllywnml Avcruu- , ' N 'l'ri-Y -ll: Drunmtit' ' Latin Club IZ. 31 i'l'l'IlK'll Il. 4. C.,um.il 3. 4. SI Club 4: l.ibra1ry Club 2: Plan 3. 13 Class ' Dramatic Club 3. 4: l1,...gi.h.m 4. glass S ulI'HlWZf d LZ- tary Il: Assmwiulv lil Hfll'llSSl'Uil1lSH 4: l Club I, 2. 3, Vu'0-l- dn-nl -l-: Girls' Churus 'l'l'upvznitl l. 2. 3. Ulltlllglt' ICdit.ur 43 I NllIll4'l'iil 2: Class Imll Boy, Me wnsrn-1' My rms IN 'BHS wt-u g- N oevlovsl- PM Gomm QNX --'- wild Q- 4 f Nfl -I THE i 2 'Nth ff! Bc-vvrly Eppiuk 260 llunnic lirum' Ax . . , 9, 1 - Ii rv ... 4, llmum L1 . f.lub 3. Albert V. Durand Martha lildrcdge D , , P Q ' 38 Sum, Strom' n,l:liIlllll.It'. Club l, .... 123 Westland Awrllw 1, , V , lrnpm-zuul 2. .l, HAI.. l'l't'SlU d1 NW' XUVR Crossroads 4: Fr Manly Club 3. rl: Latin Clu flilltlvffi Club 23. Frvnch Entered Brigmlm 4. Sc-crm-tu1'y-'l'l'm-zis11rvl'4 ljlul' ji' 45 S 'T Ball French Club 45 Tri-Y 4. fAHllllllll0l'. Club 22, Il, 'l'ri-Y 4: Fu 43 Class Nunwrzil. . el: N , ..,,.- ,..... ..1,. ,nford M. lipstein J llampshire Drixc Uiglllllllyu .ball 3, Seienee Club Virginia Clare Evans 2005 VVesll'all lload Gz'n11y Art Club 3. 4: Cheerleader atin Club 2, Baseball 4, Dramatic Club 2. Srossroadsu 4. 1' IT' .009 ---M 1 .-Q ci-L.-, 0 gn. BRJQHICN -H ' HK' image O lueifl rllzur ierl Wl1y'le Forrester 2 Buckland Avenue Faber nming l. 2. 3, 4, N. Y. . ll. S. A. A. 200 yard ly Champ 3, Basket- l, 2, 3, 4, All-County orable Mention 3, tk 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3. and 1, 2, 3, Librarian unior Prom Commit- All-Star Softball 1, 21 or Ball Committee. Ruth Alice Freiert 109 Eastland Avenue Rull1.ie Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Health Club 3, Class Numeral. Richard Ernest Falcs 3839 East Avenue Dick 'l'rapezoid 2, 3, Co- Sports Editor 4, Assistant Sports Editor Cross- roads 4: French Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Junior Prom Committee, Class Vice-President 3. 44 Helen June Gartshore 173 Brooklawn Drive Skippy Home Economics Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 4, Library Club 1, 3, 4. Janet Faler 100 Mayflower Drixe Jan Latin Club 3. 4: French Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Council 4, Tri-Y 4, Spring Play 3, 4, 'l'rapezoid', 1, 2, 3, Fea- Cross- Editor ture liditor 4, roads Associate 4: Art Club 1, 2, 3, Library 3, Forum 2, 3, 4, Class Class Numeral 2, Letter 3, Class Monogram 4, Student Council Alter- nate 1, 4, Girls' Sports Manager 4, Senior Ball Committee. Constance King Fcelcy 156 lioosevelt lload ' 'Conn ie' ' Library Club I, 2: Art Club 3, Dramatic' Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3. 4: Class Numeral 2, Class Letter 3, Forum 4. Rosemary Forquer 1385 Monroe Avenue l1'osiel' Library Club 1, 2, Dra- matie Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Health Club President 2, Class Numeral 2, .lunior Prom Committee. Eleanor lidilh Filrllllillll lol Huekland Axenue Freneh Club 3. 42 Dr matic Club 3. 4: lleal Club 1. 2: 'ni-Y 'l'rapezoirl 2, 3, 4, Cir Camera Club 4. Nlargery Helen Carwood 92 'l'orrington Drive !lluryie French Club 2. Vie President 3. President A Tri-Y 4, Dramatic Ch. 4, Cirls' Camera Club 1 l'rapezoid 2. 3, A Crossroads 4, Chori 3, President 4, .lunil Prom Committee, Cla: Treasurer 3, Class Seeri tary 4. John Gibson IST Moth-luuc .lu1'k rcd lirigbton 4. 'W f,,, 2 fi . X Z xry lilizaln-I h llaack I03 l':ilun-rstou llu: .. ., ,. A . 'I . : . 143 zur lll'll Club 4. William Gahris Gracpcr l96 Landing lload South Bill Track 2. 3. 43 Stamp Club 3, Vicc-llrcsidcnt 4. Xlarlha Ann Gregg 24 lVlonroc Strcct lloncoyc Falls, N. Y. ' ' ,'ll lIf'l.Yl ' Library Club lg Frcnch Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Tri-Y 43 Class Num- cral 33 Che-crlcading 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Student Council 4. Elizabeth Gould Griflith 34 Summit Drixc Biflalir ' Dramatic Club 2. 3, 43 Frcnch Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 4. Arnold Goodrich T6 Kilbourn lload Arnie .lunior Prom Committcc, Peggy Goodwin 1550 Elmwood Avcnuc .. peg., Home EC. Club llrcsidcnt 2. 33 Library Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Camcra Club 43 Tri-Y 4. Dorothy ,lean Gors o3 Klinck lload Dolly Latin Club 2, 43 Frei Club 4: Library Club 1 3, 43 Tri-Y 43 Tra zoid 2, 3. 4. I9 William Deucl Hailes, Jr. T4 Oakdale Drive Bill Trapczoid 1, 2, 3, 43 Camcra Club l, 2, 3, 41 Crossroads 2, 3: Frcnch Club 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3. S D 1 .. S., S S fn O Hold Robert J. Hannan 92 Bonnie Brae Avenue Bob Leaders Class 2, 3, 43 Mixcd Chorus I3 Football 4, Managcr 3g Swimming 2. 3, 4, Section V Diving Championship 3. 43 Tum- bling I, 2, 3. 43 Tcnnis 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 43 Spring Play 33 Trapezoid 2, 3, Circula- tion Managcr 3, 43 Frcnch Club 3. 43 Hascball 33 .lunior Prom Committecg Scnior Ball Committcc. llobcrt l'aul Ilanrah 149 Dalc Road Bob Hascball 3: .lunior Pri ilUlIlIllll,l,P01 Frcnch Cl 3. 4: lli-Y. mald li. Ileberle Howard J. Hill, Jr. rowneroI't liouleyarll 50 Commonwealth Iloatl Don lImvie Band I. 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club l, 43 Senior Ball Commit- tee. Janet Louise Hill 565 Antlers Drive Library Club I3 Chorus 1, 2, 3: French Club 3: Dramatic Club Club 43 Tri-Y 4. 33 Art 44 ' 1-in-I S - X - is l K x I , x 1 X l I ' vx y K Q11 ease' Robert Raman IXVIIIIIIIIIIIUH Warrington Drix e :all Assistant Nlan- I, Manager 23 Foot- I. 4: Band 2. 3 4 , , rh Club 3, Treasurer Ii-Y 4, Vll0IlIllS 3 m ty Ping-I ong Tour- nt li Senior Ball mittee. Audrey Kauffman 227 Fair Oaks Avenue Dramatic Club I, 23 Home lie. Club 3, 4: Library Club I. 2, 3. 4g 'I'ri-Y 43 Chorus I. 2, 3. 43 Book- store l, 2, 3. Robert B. Kelley 2l0 Roosevelt Road Bob Latin Club 25 Ilille Club 33 Football 4. Joan Hurwitz 5 St. ltegis Drive Health Club I, 23 Library Club 23 Dramatic' Club I3 Chorus l .2, 33 Latin Club l: Homeilie. Club 2, 4. Patricia Johnson 133 Summit Drive ..1,al,, Library Club I. 2: Chorus I, 2, Vice-President 33 French Club 43 Drum Majorette I, 2, 3, 4. James l'. Johnston 35 Far View Hill JinL Latin Club 23 'llraek 2. 33 Basketball 23 U. S. Army 4 Theodor? Edwin Hour-I 348 Susquehanna Iloarl Teri 'l'rapexoicI I, 2, 3. bl 7 Dramatic Club I. L. 3 Camera Club I. 2. 3 Latin Club 3: Forum 3 Crossroads 3: 'llraek 2 Tennis 3. 4: Spring Play 2 Standard Bearer 33 West- inghouse Washington Trip Winner 4. rllllllllllki Joseph kl'lllIl'll,' I69 Fernsboro Iloaml 'A Tom bn' ' Srienee Club I3 Forum 4 .lunior Prom Committee Senior Basketball Man- ager 4: All-Star Softball I 2. 3: Ili-Y Vive-President 3. President 4: Football 2 3, Captain 4, All-County Second 'I'eam 43 Senior Ball Committee. VFIIUIIIZIS Killip, Ill IIW Iirlgvxivw Lame --mf mul I3 5K'll'lli'l' Llub l alin Club 2, 31 Soc-1-1-r 41 ssoviulv lftlilor Cross- HlflSw'l11ii1llIll'l'll Club Il. g lforum 22. Il, l'rm-siflm'ul, 3 'l'rap4-zoirl l, ZZ, 3. ssm'l:ll1' lftlillrr 'l-Q Urli- mlir' Club I, 12. 3, 4 ouuvil Il. llulvn Mary lAlNl'l'lll'P lo WPS! .l1'll'1'rsm llozul ibrary Club 2. fl. '41 W Lowcssa C. Kirk Marjorie Gloria Klee Yiviunnm' Marci: 35 llradforcl Iload 411 Antlc-rs Drive Klf'i l 'g Marion J. Lamllvrl MIACIIVWHH N KIFUU 301 lunmivhn DN' 216 Cobb T4-rravn Band 1.2.3, 43 Latin Club ijfllllliilll' Club 4: Latin ul U' i , . A ,. . , . . 3. 43 Tri-Y 4g Svnior Ball Club 3. 4: Art Club 3: D . .tx Cl I 1. 2' 'S' IHA 4' 'mln Committee. Tri-Y 4: Forum 4: Class lliiilgiiglijllllllli. 2: F, llulh Lznnnwrzahl HHS Cliulon AXUIIIH' S. l I'1'll4'll Club 33 Library 1 . l.lub .l, fl. llanicl Us-orgc Lunni Zllil Ualulalv Drixu Ilan llillllillilll 2. fl, All-iilbllfllj' S4-voml 'li4'Zilll 43 Softball l. 2. 3. 4: llaml l, 2. 3, 43 Sc-nior Bull CUll'llllltt1f'0. W ,,4,,, ii in 'f,,mf,. I9 John Roy Lewis 6 Del Rio l-Jrivv Ave Swlllllllillg l, 23 Football 2. Sl: Dralnaliu Club Coun- 1-il 43 .lunior Prom Corn llliiflR'0Q Soimuwv Club l All-Star Softball 1, 2, 3 liasm-ball 4. Numeral: Class l.e-t,t,vr: Class llionogram. Club 3. 43 Forum I Tri-Y 4: Chorus l Senior Ball Conunitt 'l -.ia 53 X, 770 'fl I QNX QE ll ilh lk Howard J. Ludinglon, Jr. 581 Claybournu Road l,urlu Football 2, fl, All-Counly 4: Baskvtball l. 2, 31 Basr- ball l, 2. Il. 43 Stlulvlll, Council 43 Drzuualic Club Counx-il 23 .lunnior Prom Comlnil.l,01' fl: Ili-Y 3. 43 Class Prvsizlvnl. l. Dah- Anne iYl0Cra 84 Commodorv Park Library Club l, 2. 33 Y 4: 'l'rap0zoid 1 Crossroads 4: .ll Prom ciUIlllllll,ll'0Q Cl 3. ene F. Madsen ye Falls, New York ufil'llf'li i143 U. S. waxy fl. -Q O 0 'EEF lqu 'Q 'fku 1 ,Z xt' nge on lop Vernetta Xl ulvey '0 Clover Street, Marie Club 2, 3, 43 Dra- Slub 2, 3, 4: Drum 'ette 23 Library 23 Forum 3, 43 rzoid 3, Assistant e Editor 43 Tri-Y mssroads 43 Assist- 'ls' Sports Manager ing Play 4. W'illiam F. Mahoney 228 Wlilshire lload Willy Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: llonorable Mention All- County 4. All-Sectional Secoml 'llK'llIll:'4-1 Baseball I. 2, 3. 43 Football Man- ager-Assistanl 2, 3. 4: Brighton lli-Y Secretary 4: 'l'rapezoid l, 2, 3. 43 Class Treasurer 4: Cross- roads Sports l'1ditor4-. S Ilaskell G. Manson 91 VVarrington Drive Stamp Club l, 2, 3, Secre- tary-'l'r4-asurvr 43 Latin Club 33 'l'cnnis 4. 44 Ralph F. M urphy, Jr. 279 llhincelill' Drive 5'Jlflurplz', Band l, 2. 33 Basketball l, 2, 43 Football 1. 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Class President 43 N. Y. S. P. 11. S. A. A. Broad .lump Champion 2. 4: Crossroads Business Manager 43 Senior Ball Chairman. Nancy Robbins Naranlorc 190 Summit Drive 'L Robin Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Forum 43 Tri-Y 4, Social Chair- man 43 French Club, Vice- President 4g Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 1. 2: 'l'rapczoid 1, 2, 3. 43 Spring Play 43 Student Council Alternate 33 Class Numeral. 1 .1 Margaret li. Matthews 55 Stoneham lload Margie Band 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Library Club 3g Tri-Y 4. Arth ur Herbert, Alessinger 41 Hollywood Avcnuc ALAN!! Camera Club 4. Louise D. Milstein 166 Monteroy Road Library Club 3, 43 Home Economics Club 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3g French Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 23 Tri-Y 4. Elizabeth Manzler 221 Dorking lioad Helly Library Club I. 2. 3. 43 French Club 3. 43 'l'ri-Y 43 Senior llall Committee. Caroline E. Neel T5 Clover llills Drive French Club 3, 43 Library Club 43 Forum 43 Dra- matic Club 43 Tri-Y 43 Crossroads 4g Senior Ball Committee. 1 F' Q ,Il'llllllI' Claire N1-lifoglisu Til IVI4-re-xlilll Axvlune ' ' 'l'w1'n, library Club I, 2, Il, 4-1 Ihorus I, 3, 4, 'I'ripl1- 'I'rio I, 4: 'I'rap1-zoifl Il, 43 TIFIDSSFIIHIISH 4: 'I'ri-Y 43 llass Nunn-ral: Class Lvl,- urg Girls' Canwra Club ,l'l'NIlll'IIll 4-g l,l'illllZIl,lC llub 3, 4. :luruld Sooll Norris, Jr. 2300 Clow-r Strvm-I. USIIIIHYU riaskctball I, 2, 23. Cap- ,ain4: All-County Ilonor- iblu M1-nlion II. Ml-Coun- .y 3, 4: 'I'raz'la I, 2. 3. 4: imsuball I. 4, Nm'-r 2: Iunior Prom Co-Chair- nan: Spring Play Cast 43 Senior Hall Cornnnilluu. Marilyn Nvwman 62 Wlwsllaml AYPIIIII' liu0ly l rf'nch Club 3, 4, Ura matic Club I, 2, 3. Sucre tary 4, Spring Play 2, 3, 4 Ilramalic Club Council 4 Sl,u1l0nL Cc :unc-il Ilvprv- se-nl,al,ivc I, S4-crvl,ary 2 Library Club lg Chorus I Class Numeral: Class Lvl lvrg .Iunior Prom Conunil- Lvvg Svnior Ball Commit loc. Muriel J. Newman 2805 ICIIIIVYKIIICI Au-rum Mugs Library Club I, 22, Il. -I llonu' l'l1'onomi1's 3, SN'- rvlary 3: 'I'ri-Y 4 'I'rapvzoicl Il, 4. William Nic-svn 354 Susquvhanna lloacl Hill ,Ioan Carole Neufcglisc Til lVlm-rl-clilll AYl'llllU Twin Library Club I, 2, Il, 4-1 Chorus l. 3. 4, 'I'ripIc 'I'rio Sl. 41 'l'rap0zoirl 3, 41: Crossroads 4, 'l'ri-Y 41 Class NIIIIIOFZIIQ Class Lol- lvrg Girls' Camera Club 4, Drarnaliu Club 4. wlillilllll Richard Nvufvglisc T3 IN'Ivrmlil,Ii AYPIIIIU Nf'I1-lui, I ool.ball 3, 4: Ilillv Club 22, Ilangv Ollivvr 3, Slllllllll Club Ig S4N'l'1'l' I. lloward Nrwcmn Pil,Isl'orcI, N. Y. l'Inlvl'm'1I 4. 7 1 4 79 , Wi Joe, S' TUC HRV! Tl-I0 WR E' llina Iilllll Parsons IIIZZ Comrnoclorv Parkway II 'la lfoolball 4: Ili-Y 4:81-nior . - , Ilall KAHIIIIIIIIIIPP. nlffflllln llorolhy Anne I au Library Club I, 22, 3, 4g H180 Monrov Ave-n Cirls' Camera Club Vicv- an H- -, Fr:-d W. Palm:-r Prvsirlonl, 4: Chorus l, 2, 0 Ie .,34,1A Clmvr qtrwl Il. 43 'I'ri-Y 41 Class Num- Library Club 2. .3 ' ' ' vralg 'I'rapuzo1rI 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Trl- Som-vr 3. 4g Track 2. 3, 14. Crossroads -14. Class Nulnvral. 56 Q S ,ik Elaine Percy Robert Peter Plosscowe Annette Dorothy 0 Buckland Avenue 822 Hillside Avenue POSUCI' Mike Bob 292 Fair Oaks Avenue Club 2, 33 'l'rapc- Camera Club 2. 3, 4. MP0-5'9yn 3, 4, Dramatic Club rench Club 3, 4, 'l'ri-Y pring Play 4, Senior Committee. 'ei 'M ff! Library Club 1. 2, 3: Chorus l, 2, 3, Science Club Ig Home Ee. Club 4. 44 ' o F 9 D X 'gig Q18 'x dding? ld Richard Rising Westland Avenue Gerry mall 4, Science Club Patricia ,lean Rogers 62 Holloway Road Pal I'rapezoid 3: Stu- Class Secretary-Treasurer Council Alternate, lp Latin Club 3, 4, Library :sroadsu 4. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 4. Elizabeth Russell 277 Landing Road South Belly French Club 4, Library Club 25 Senior Ball Com- mittee. Philip Selling Present, II 2161 East Avenue plunger Football 2, 3: Baseball Manager 1: Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 33 Junior Prom Committee. Albert E. Quinton, Jr. 192 Greenaway Road MAF, Track 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee, Softball 3, 4: Senior Ball Committee. ijohn Howard Riddle, Jr. 313 Hollywood Avenue Jack Football 3, 4-3 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club, .lunior Prom Committee. Arlinc Marie Predmori 69 Edgemoor Road Pred Library I, 2, 3, 4, Frcncl Club 3, 4: Art Club 2 'l'rapczoid I, 2, 3, 4 'l'ri-Y 4, Dramatic Club l Spring Flay 4. 7 :I if . Mary Martha Ryan 111 Southern Parkway iiDars1 Crossroads 43 Trape zoid l, 2, 3, Exchangu Editor 4, Latin Club 2, 3 41 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 4, Forum 3, 43 Frencl Club 43 Library Club 1, 4 Tri-Y 4, Chorus li Healtl Club 15 Spring Play Cas 4. Dorothy Schoolvr IW? Warringgton llrixu IJuIIi1r Library Club I: Fl'l'llt'll 1 ' . f--1 Llub l. .i. 4: ll'I-4 4: llramativ Club I, 2, 3. 4. Jane Elizabeth Snydor 9611 lrondvquoit lilvd. L'.lunc'y Library Club l, 2: Latin Club 3, 4: Fra-null Club 3, 4: Chorus I, Svcri-tary 2: 'l'rapvzoi1l 1, 2, 3. 4: Tri-Y 4. il M... llclvn lilizabcl h Shan non SIU Landing lload 'I'ri-Y 4. janv Shaw l9h Clvn lillyn Way utlfllliffl 'l'rap0zoid l, 2. 3, As- sistant Feature liditor 3, liditor-in-Chirwl' 4: Dra- matic Club I, 2, 3, Presi- dent 4: Latin Club 3: Fronuh Club 2, 3: Library Club l, 2, Vice-l'r0sident 3: Forum 3: 'l'ri-Y 4: Class Numeral: Class Lvttvr: Class Monogram: Cross- roads Associatc' liditor 4: Class President 2: Student Council llcprcsnntativc 3: Spring Play Cast 3, 4: Senior Ball Committnv. Robert W. Smith, Jr. 461 Claybournc lioad SnLilly', liillo Club 2: liascball 3, 4: .lunlor Prom Connnlt- tvv. Evelyn Mary Schulz 47 Willowdalu Drivc Erie Library Club 2, Svurvlary 3, Vicv-l'r0siml1-fit 4: Home l'it'0IlUlllll'S Club 2, Prvsi- dvnt 3: 'l'rap0zoid 3, 4: Crossroads 4. 19 I Edith Svhwcscr ll4 Soutbvrn Parkway Mimi i'llll,t'I'l'tl Brighton 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3, llrcsids-nt 4: l'lI't'llt'll Club 4: Chorus llrvsidvnt 2. Vicv-llrvsidvnt 4: 'l'ri-Y 4: Spring Song Lvadvr l'lay Cast 4: Forum 2, 3, Sovrvtary - 'l'r1'asurvr 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: l'rapt'zoid 3, Assistant Fvaturm- l'iditor 4: Cross- roads Assoviatt' liditor 4. Shirley Gvrali Svaring 32l0 lilnmood A Sh irl' ' Lliorus l.2, 3. 4: Pr Cirls' Chorus 3: Club 3: Latin Clu 'l'ri-Y 4: Library 4 2. 3. 4: Dramatic 1 'l'rap1'zoid l, 2. sistant Girls' Spor lor 4: Crossroai Class Nunwral: Cl: lor. 4 . Xi? l f V udp X X X 4:2 . ... f A 5 I x lluwfliifln Richard L. Ste-wart 294 Landing lload A 'Slf?IlIl'f?.i I D 'I' Q R Q .lv .lunior lrom fiUllllIlli,i,l'l'1 oug., as pl 1 10 Far Vivw Hill Dau Baseball 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2, 4, All-County Honor- able lVluntion 3: Football l if 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3: Football 2, 3. Army Air Corps 4. llaln-t tc R u t h 'I' 200 lidguwood Aw HBUIJS' ' Library Club l: Club 2, 3. 4: Tri-Y de-nt 4: Camera C Dramatit' Club 1, I llvaltll Club 1, 2: S Council Alternate ior Prom Committa X Diana Taylor Elmwood Av enum' Iii 1 Club 4, Latin Club 4, Art Club l, 2, itiu Club l, 2, 3, 4, 4. Martha Anne Tewksbury 204 Valley Road ' ' Tweeksie' ' lintered 3, Chorus 3. 4. L SKTTERUUG- Henry Armstrong Thiede 2530 Elmwood Avenue Hank Latin Club 2, 3, Forum 2, 3, 4, Trapezoid 3, News Editor 4, Cross- roadsi' 4. 1' alll-5 QPR? 44 ee 5 ' 'ir lrn purly mn Louise Werner lilmwood Avenue ' Club l, 2, 3, D' lie. Club 3, Tri-Y 4. Carol B. Wiekes 68 Warrington Drive Library Club 4, Tri-Y 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club, Stamp Club 1, Class N umural. Carolyn Nancy Yeaw T76 Landing Road North Tri-Y 4. Benedict Turner 171 Antlers Drive- s.Bg,lvs Laura Nlary Wawro 868 Clover Street Chick Tri-Y 4, Library Club lg Home lic. Club 1. Margaret Grover Welylm l Colonial Village Road Margie', Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 4, Chorus 1, 2, Trapezoid 4. Theodore Tucker l6l Avalon Drive A'Te1l French Club 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Hills: Club 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Spring Play Cast 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Com- mittee. Jean Claire Zelomek 406 Glen Ellyn Wiay '2leru1ie Library Club 3, 4, Home Economies Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, French Club 4, Tri-Y 4. fa 959 ' S. 'M , .., -. .P 3 'fi A ff o w C ' 4 Q u f' .f f 4 ,-.4 ' 2 'Q ' ' gk?- gx ,, Q 'E if 5..- I QW -234 11 A , ' W: A G ,f XA 5 1 . v,5g A is 2 E -5 9 a Q f Q41 54 li x 2 gk Qt W' X ' X w 66 5 I -. 6' w - . 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Cldf all i5t6ll7lel'lt We thc Class of 44 hav mg cleaned out our lockers our cluttered cerebellums. and the last fudglcle from the freezer gaze bewlldermgly at some of our acquired baggage and decide Ther s some as vou km ther s some as you cam t 'l his stull' heck you can t take It with you It s all yours Lady B I' o the Juniors we leave that rat Macbeth understood misunderstood battered, beaten tickled and cut up into little pieces lo the sophomores we leave our combinations written on the walls over the lockers and any other hot little numbers they have the adeptness to accumulate. We leave the skating rmk to the freshmen who if true to form never can find anything anyway much less ice Willy Stewie and Fuber bequeath the Sterling Club' to their Junior partners, Dusty and Sol Booty leaves the echoes of her loafers to any old quiet study hall Ted Houck leaves his voluptuous vocabulary to Dwight Vande Vate berry Rising and Bob Hannan leave their noon brldgeplaymg to Mackay Vaisey, Yaeger and MacKenzie Al Cooper hands down his camera to Bull Hart and Dick Floberg and all others who have an eye for form To Mrs Foxle to do wlth what she will Alice Attrldge leaves ahh Frankie. Wllly leaves to Mr Smith s two sons five cans of Hemo and the will to expand. Jean and Joan leave thelr striking resemblance to all lost, early morning risers who think they are seeing double Phll Present relmquishes his passion for perfect attendance to a lonesome spot on the absence list H Dick F ales leaves a half' dozen resounding lungs to Little Will and Rising andy 1' homas Kennedy and Daniel Lannl ESQUIPGS as heads ol the Board of Directors, will Gibbous Products to H I Stelletto and Sons Bob Hannan and Jack Riddle leave the mermalds to Dud DeGroot Al Headly, and Bob Howe Kamando leaves cafeteria line smashing to next years football squad for a Saturday afternoon Nancy DeGroot hands down bouncing basketball fingers to Alice and Sallie. Homeroom 203 leaves 96 turned up seats ll pulled down shades and 5 put-away dictionaries to Miss Perrin to try and dig a K P Job from that Pa a Cuzo Little leaves a few bam Jam spicy expressions to Miss Young and M ibson to color their future directing Laura Brown Jim Johnston Howard Ludmgton Bull Neufegllse Dick Stewart, and Ben Turner leave the flag flying proudly ln front of the schooLthey are fighting Ol' CLASS OF 44 Teslalor Jane Shaw Wzlnesses Ralph Murphy Nancy DeGroot Margery Garwood William Mahoney 'I or ut Sterling Diner Fast Avenue scene of tradltlonl pre game scrambled- egg dmncr parties for five gentlemen above Glass 01' 'Wil f f f 2' .f ' -4- .-:-0 :...1-.3 .' ,,.-ff lm' gf , 1-T32 +L -kg' - . - , . ' s Q. X f ol, 0 R x 11 ' 1' s w , 11 - 1 1 4 1 h u v 1 1 1 1 ' '1 1 ' . '- ' ' ' , . . l , . r l . I , 1 - - 11 1, V 11 1 I , ' i . . , l. 7 Y Y 1 , , , . ,, V . . Y . Y , , , . 1 1 1 7 . 1 ' ' . . . . Q Y ' . 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'T 'H W V:-S + jaw? wweff,-gM a -P ff .4 Q- fx K 2 , may-aa 4 .Sarnia Cofdcfom Husinuss Editor N alph Murph y Adx iser Mrs. Gertrude O'Donnell lipper: Associate Editors: Shaw , Benjamin, Detirout, Fater. Lower: Sports Editors: Mahon ey, Mulwy, Seariug. Fales. Business and ,Circulation Edi- tors: hppink, Schweser, Norris, Ryan. Editor-in-chief Patricia Dunkel Upper: Picture Editors: Gar wood, Barnes. Art Editors: Ep stein, Neel. Lower: Typists Neufeglise, Parsons, Schutz McGraw, Neufeglise. farf fkode verified po! ing Jam' Slum lid il 1 rr-in-vhiel' 'l'mu Killip lJHl,l'll'l2l Dunlwl Assuvizllf' lftlilurs William Malurm-y lllf'lllH'Cl lfnlvs lluys' Sporls lillilmrrs Mary lVlarl,lm llyzm it illlll'llll0l'4' lluuc-lc Nunvy Doilrmml, liwllurlge-, ffir1'ulal.iun .loan Slvpllzmy Anno Mlllcr Ilrzulv litlllnrs liclvwin Lumlun llmllu liclllur Nluuriw- Clark lluurgm- Slum liiclmrcl llugln-s liarrvtl, Clvury llulwrl, llzuumn liusinvss, ClI'1'llliil,lllIl lX1gU'gm'q1l, lgl'llj2lllliIl AllN!I'l. fltmpvl' Nlilfy lxllllwj Shi!-lr-y Sum-ing lNlargvry Garwmcl lfdilh Sc-lmvsvr Girls' Sports liditurs News Editors l WL l'i'l 'r Fval ure' liditurs 6 7 ra ezoi ouf .lmorrow Top Row: l'll'lClll'l'fI. Nl. Allvn, Lonrlou, A. All.I'iclg4f. lluilvs, llvvkvr, li. lglilllllllll. Wolrlr, l'liiI'IlhHIll. Third Row: liloc-k. llulluury. llvivklvll. Murlll. lippink. llourl. Zavngll-irl. Pvrry. A. Nlillvr. Sc-cond Row: .l. N1-ul'm-glism-. l'ursons. l.l-xinson, liorsl. Mrs. U'Domu-ll Cuclxisvrj. liuruvs. A. l'l'vclr11ol'm'. Suyrlvr, llstl-mlorl'. Firsl lion: .I. N1'lllll'Q.IllSl'. .l. Brown, N. Nurumorv. Top Row: Pudrloc-k. llolrlmins, llayl-s, N. llohman. Sl'llllllZ. M. Nswunun. Souoml Row: Huis. lfrohmzm, lllulr, fll'l'l'Illll'I'gI, Paulus, Nlrllruw. Posnvr, Vulsvy. First Row: Klm'm'l1unum'r, BlllIIl1'IlSll'll, Yulvs, Sll'lilll'lll'll, liuvk. Surusky. Sl'lllHQl'l-l'I'. 'l'llosc- ol' llw lllllllllj who jog llu' juornulisfs wuy vlimlwd lo lofly und m1u'll-l'owlm'fl summils Wlll'Il llwy ruplurvcl un 'Xll-'XIYll'I'll'2lIl uwurrl from llw Nuliouul Svlloluslil' Prvss Xssoriulion, llu' lliglwsl ruling u svllool pupvr run Sl'l'llI'l' in lllis nuliou-wifll' .lllll,!.flIlg.f. uml :also llu' l'llllpll'l' Slull' Prrss Xssoriuliorfs ruling: ol' .-Xll-Slulv, lnigrlu-sl in Xvw York Slulv. lu uclcliliou, .luuv Sll2lW. 4-clilor-in-cl1im'l', won llrsl pluvv in un vcliloriul vonlvsl spousorm-rl lug lllv slulc' prl-ss ussoviuliou. V illl Nlrs. U'l7ouu1'll us urlx isvr, llu' 'l'rup1lxoitl llWEllil'Ill'll from lls SlIlllIlll'l' llllN'I'IlElllUll lwlllllll u runlpuign lo plll'l'll2lSl' zu jc-up in llu'vl'j1unps, und proudly :umoum'l-rl in lln- uvxl issuc- llw ulluimnc-ul ol' u jul-p in m1f'l1j11lI1p. lu 4'oll:1l1oruliou willl lllv llrumulic' lflulv, llu' 'l'rupvzoifl sponsorvrl il noon lDl'lHlfll'ElSl l-uvll l'll'lll1lj. ll IS lllv :um ol l'2ll'll Slll'l'l'SSIXl' gil-rlwzllloll ol lrupl-zoul l'llllUI'S lo p1'vs4-l'w lzullllully lll'lgIllllllI.S llislory uurl lrullilion, lo inll-rprvl llu' Sl'llO0l lo llu' vommuuily, null lo l'2lll'll llw uolvs ol' ull groups uurl luring: llll'lll lllQ.fl'llll'I' in our uuilvcl spiril. 'lllu' pupvr 2llll'lllplS lo mirror lrolll llw work uml llw pluy of lllc srllool. n Y! 50 y ana! .biairif l'op Rom: Itolwrts. Sham, St'ill'Il'. kznnun, Ludinpxton. Donohur-, llolu-k. Spitz, Nit'Sl'll. Sw-ond Row: tfnppvllino, 'Nil r Wllxon tou Ill Hot tu' N 1 irphy, 'I'orporm- , ', , 1 s' s. -s '11, ilu-gv, Itourkv. tire-wvr. First Row: IA-ttml, Clvary, llnrgv. Mr. Smith tmtxlsvrj, lxvnrwdy, Dvtiroot. tiooflrwh. PIllSli'l'I', D4-Noll. To vrvult-. mziintnin, amd vxtm-nfl throughout thv svhool :mtl rommunity high slzimtzirds of tlhristizm vlmrzu-te-r is the' national anim ot' thx' Ili-Y,ot'wlui1-I1 thirty Brighton lllt'lIlbl'I'S zm- ndvisvcl by Ross ll. Smith. 'lihomus iXt'lIllt'Ii5, Dudlvy Dotlroot, William ixi2lilOIIt'j,, and 'l'ms'l1svml Blllgrm- .Irv pri-sich-nt, xivt--prvsirlmil, svvri-tary, :md ll't'tiSllI'f'l', l'vspw'tiwly. N higrhlight ot' tht- svnson was il nu-4-ting: ut, whivh Dudlvy Dvtlroot, Sr., spokv, and I .of li. foot- hall :mtl Brighton toothull moxws we-rv shown to honor tht' Iirighton football tvum. Pvp rzillivs, at aww' in honor ot' lhv lmskvllmll lvznn, work on tlwvk War ltvlivtf :tml llw Sports BEIIIIIIIPI wvrv prois-1-ts unrlvrtnlwn hy lhv Ili-Y in its tirst full your ot' zwtixily. lxwrlzz-fly. Ur. Smilh. lfuryv. unrl l'r1'sirl'r'1:l IXPVIIIPILV pills nm' nr'ro.vs. Hulmnl'-V plan ,wp rally. 36 jug QPU!!! fo Ul'l0l8I 5f6LI'l6bl'lg Follow, follnw, follow Ilw glvani ' ' liainivrs llIllllIl'lK,'ll, n'vr all Ilia' world. 'lllll'Sl' words, frmn llw 'llri-Y lln-nn' sung, 1-xprvss lliv spiril nl' llw Briglilon Lainbda Cliaplvr. 'l'hv organization, lwziclc-rl by liabcllv Taylor, pi'1-sitleiilg Nanry lla-liruul, vivo-pi'4-siclvrilg Sliirlvy Kingston, lrvasnri-rg Alive Ann Svoll, svvrvlaryg Joyce' Paddovk, clvlgralvg lidilli Svliwvsvr, sung lm-advrg Nanry Naralnorv, snvial chairman: and Nanvy Yvaw, program vliairinan, is opvn ln any -wa girl who is ai slndvnl al. Briglitnn. Tri-Y aims to prmnou. Sc-1,001 . lI1flllPI'P is lhe glvurn--in siflewi Iw1'rLkl1'l1.g eyes. Spirit dHnm.l..M.y in gclmul .md Naranmrc, Kingston, N. Dcilrnut, li. Taylor, Paddock, Yeaw, Scliwvsvr, llallcvtl . , 1 V ., , . lOli'I'2lIlI'1'. ,-Xdvism-rs for llll' onv lnmclrvd and lliirly-four nn-ii1lwi's arv Mrs. Norma Fixx and Nliss Nlarian P1-rrin. Top Row: xyll'kl'S, Nassvtl, P. lfalrr. Kcllvt, .l. Fatvr. liyan, Milsu-in. Zolmnck, llartt, Andrews. Vcrdnn, llnlmhins, Colin, Cmmliallgliturl, Fislil-r. Third Row: Kanll'rnan, llaavk, Svlilagvtcr, Carver. Ciallanrry, Shaw, Kahlvr, Smith. Mulxvy. lluull. llallvll. Slvplially. llriluy. Dm-liolyvr. XM-bln. Horst. Ser-ond Row: Nvwnian, Cmillvacly. Civlzin, Crunk, Naraniurv. Ya-avi. Taylor, Miss Pvrrin fads isvrj. Padflm'k, Kingslnn, Scum., Scliwvsvr, Junvs, lmvinsun, l.nk0. First Iiuw: Pyv, lim-njznnin. Nvvl. llill. lilmliwlgmf, lgI'llIl4'H, Slrung, li. Zulnfl. l.ainnnl. l . Zulml, S. Sh-pllany. Braun. Top lion: llvihuul. lluinrill, llarris. lippink, KI:-4-, llulnnan, Svaring. At.l,riclge', llllll'lllIllll. Waxwn, llarp1'I1I.c'1', lim-kiwi-g, Kingslnn, J. KNPFIIUIZ Bakvr. Third Row: liillrcwt. lloinliardl, Klcinlivrg, Percy. Cmir'tim', Nlcliraw. Paulus, li. Millvr. Sclincll, Lainln-rl. Siilli'l,l1HI'y, Wallavv. llugvrs. l.. Kirk. M. Kirk. Usuminrli Second Row: Snydvr, Nvvl, Clark. Wvllvr. Coupvr, Farnham, M. Wlerm-r, Mrs. Fox Cadvisvrj. Taylor, llalluck, A. Miller, Manzler, fillllililiii, Pl'l'KllllUI'0. DeVnll. First Row: .l. Nvl1l'vglis1', .l. Nvufvglisc, Spraguv, llnwnrtli. Chanilwry, Matlhffws, Svhuolvr, Barrows, Klvm-halmncr, Barnes, Pmnrko, Parsons, Uwvn. l'IAX lf-K5'l'-Top Rim : Cnnrlivv. Iiynn. Lonilnn. N4-ss, Ilnni-k. Wnrris. I 1'n'Iv5, Small. Third Run: I'c'r4'y Iinrr. SIi:m.Slrmip. I u-Iclnmn, flmnsilis. Nlnlxvy. NiH'2lIIl0I'l'. I ruIinmn. I7nrI'4-rx Sc-1-mul Row: Iir4',f,:g:. Iiurnvs S1'ilNl'51'I', Ilurl. Wir. Gilman fllirvvlurj. Miss Young: CI7il'1'4'Inrj. Nvsunznl. Ai'lllsl,rullg.:. lfalvr, Ilnslvr lfirsl lion: lilussnmn. I'r1-ilnmrv. Donal. Ilnslings, Iivnjznnin. Y1'lIIi1'g.'fIiS1'. W4-uiI'vgIisv. llIlNNI'K'l'll1 110l Nlill,-Top Row: Iinlnnnn. Yzilm-nlim-. Slum, Ns-xx, Ilmn-k, lfuusins. Sm-ond Him X1-xunun, Sham. I :nh-r. Imiifiml, NIV. Gibson fMIxis4-rj. Nliss Mining: f'xlIXiHl'I'b. First How: .l4m1's. Ifwnis lirnnn. On gage, uerggocly . H?I,I Iinlli Iwi' Iiun and Iwi' Innlb i'o:m'1I :intl svullip4'l'4'1I in willi 1,531 Lingua, Nlnrrlm Illis jpring in ll-if I,l'Zllll2lIi1' Illulfs unnnail III'l':'f'-1N'I -gq,7'Z,N play. V0-SI2ll1l'lll,EI I3noly IXUWIIIHII :incl Iiucl IAIIISIIIS In IIN RN! I nfIl'HSSl'1HlliS ' Villllt' M50 nI IIN' pl'm'v4'fIs. If I MAS .'I'Il4-spiunf lllis yiziqll' iim11g1l1i':uI4-II an sludvnl ussvlnbly mul W ' VIIIII III1' I rznpvzoul .za wvvklb ni-ws I1i'4mc.I4':nsI mm' llw VI'. X I hyslvnlnncIr'rlI1vI':n'slg1Ill1'1Ig1l1lrI:im'4' uI Nliss IYi2ll'g.I2ll'UI I ming: ' :incl .lay Iiihsun, who anlsu 1'l1girw4'i'1'1I nn ussvinlmly play, 1-Iulm pluys, und lzilks by lI1c'allvi'lm'li. -5, A V 'I'Iw uI'Iim'4-rs wi-rv .Iunv Hlmw. pi'1-si1Ii-nl: Nllllij I51-fimnl 5 ' f-- xiw--pl'4'si1IMiI1 Marilyn Yvwnmn. S1'l'l'l'I2ll'jI :xml .lzlnvl Fnlvi I l'u':usl1l'4'l'. 238 jim ag J IDOL Arif. .. Toduy, ofmorc- imporlunrv lliun cwr to tlw student body ure llic two discussion groups of Brighton Allie' Forum und Currvnl liwnts Clubs. Topivs of svllool spirit, jux 1-nilv lll'llIlqll0Ili'y, und post-wur planning wore discussvd by llw Forum undvr llw lvudm-rsllip of l'r1'sicl0l1t 'llom lxillip fduring lliv Iirst svnwstcrl-ancl Rogvr Zillllnlgltllll in llw soc-ond svnicstvr. lidilli Svlivvvsvr hold llu- post ofs0t'1'e'lairy-trousurvr wlnlo Miss Arllnc Wulkvr und Mrs. llulli ill. lnuw guide-d llw 4-lulfs progrvss. liussiu. lndizi tlw Jost-wsu' world und iolilivs vvoro issuvs rusicd by IIll5IIllll'I'S of llw nc-w flIll'1'l'Illi . Q .' l ' I - V. . , l'A'i'IllS tilub, loundvd by sludvnls us Z1 supplvmvnl to class Work. wllll advisor Mrs. licrtrudo Hunley, tio-vlizliruu-n David Mau-lwnzu' und lidwin London and 'l'rcasurur Lvonzird Jolie, tlus c-lub 2llll'Ilflt'll :1 lvc'lurv on liussiu, p1'vsvI1l0cl by Mrs. X Cru Nl. Dcuu. FURI Nl-Top Row: Allvn, Ditton. London, fire-orilzcrg, Clark, llart, Shaw, DeVoll, Soaring. Armstrong. Third Row: lilm-in-r. tim-nig. .lolllz Nlullvn. Darcy. Colu-n. Slioolman. liutgv, Mavkay. llarmon. lit-njuniin. Sex-ond Row: Klvinlwrg. lippinla, S1-liwcsvr. Miss Wulkvr Qznlvism-rj, Zaonglf-in, Mrs, liuvy farlvisurj, Eokln-rg, Klco, F4-olvy, Gallunuy. First Row: lfutur, lic-njaunin. N2iI'2iIlllDI'l'. Doud, Mulvoy, liourko, Cluunlmrluin, C. N4-vl, V. Ncvl. Cl IIICICNI' EVICVTS-Top Row: Coln-n, llolwrls, Gworiliurg. Svnrlc, Uonolnuv, Hill, Ilart, Zahnisvr, .loll'c, Burgc. Ser-ond Row: llluclxt-rizim-. llluvkuy. lgl'IlllVllI'li. Dutton. tlrutv, London, llowv, Wilkinson, Van do Vaio, Zii4'IlQ'lPlIl. First Row: Sllruskv, Str mluinv, Nnisvx' l rolunzm, l'll'klll'I'U', Mrs. lianuw' zulvlsvr , Gutzui, llosruvr, Fl'lll', Bl1'lCI'. . l . . 7 P- . , l 39 1 lhns : Sln-rmsm. l'1-rfw. Ifm-lov, lr. 'Nlilsl,m'in, Z4-lfnm-k. liznnzm, 'l'llK'lU'!', llailvs. Clark. ljllfilllil. A. Allrid 10, li. llussvll. llzlys. Colm lol g., Nl. liven, 'l'urnlmll, ll. limlv. 'Nlzwlxm-rlzim-. Klc-inlwrgg, l'. l3vnjzunin, l orqu4-r. Fourth Row: l3. liulmmn, lirklxvrg, D. Armstrong, lfarrc 4-ngflvin. llullllun, lima-rlpm'l. lvlilI'lll, lfpplnk. Wivkm-S. C. Willimlls, flUlll'lll'1', Dolul. .l. l'willl'I'. ll. l :ll.l'l'. Snydvr.'l'l1ird Row: .l. Brmm T l Slllllll. Sl'llNH'N4'I'. N. NilI'Zllll0I'1'. .l. Duylm-. ll. Zulu-l, liluir, llrillilh. Sippil. .l. lusnvr. l rnlmmn. liaslvr, l3url'vn'. Wvlls-r. Wvllingtf li lilnssnmn. Nl. Mnllllvws. S4-1-mul Ihm: ll. l r'4'lvr'l, lgI'llIll'2i. lilclrlwlggr. Manzlvr. M. Dc-Yull. D. Taylor, Dvllulyvr. Miss Van Zi Nlrs. lmnulls. Mrs. Fux Cziflxm-IND. l 2lI'IlllliIll. Srlluulvr, ZIIIIIIIUV. Hurst. A. l'r1'1lllmr4-. llvmlnglml. First Row: l'rarnvs, lin-ggr, llrumlc Nl. N1-mnun. l,uk1-, li. ll0llI'lU'. lmxirlsurl. P. .l0llIlSHIl, lilumm'nslm'il, Surusky. llmuxrlrll, l l'ollm:u1. lfvklrvrg. ilrvgg. CC 77 Jgffenfion, eff mir! l,:1 sf':uu'u vs! UllXl'l'll'.u Willl Nl4ll'Ql'l'j ll:u'wmnl pre-siclingg, ussislvcl lay Nzlnvy N:u'znnorv, NlI'l'-pl'l'Sllll'Ill2 liulwrl lll'llll', sm-1'l'1'l:11'y::lrul llulwrl lxznnaul, lrvusurc-r, lm C1-rrlv Frnnruis grliclrd lllfilllglll :1 yrnr's pl'0gII'2llIl ul' xaurivml 4-wills. llluln mc-mln-rs wrull- scum' original plays, Miss Susan l':lSl'IlllZlI'illr of ilu' Mm'InoI'ial ,Xrl llzulll-ry spukm- on nclilllll'llI'2llS nl' l'iI'ilIlI'l',n Frm-nrll QIRIIIIPS wvrr popular llll'Olljl'llUIll llu' yvur: uml lln' :nmuul Clll'lSllllilS pearly mlmlrcl l'un In ilu- yvur. Mlxisvrs lo lllv Ulgfllly-llYC'Ill1'llllN'l'SOllllll' Fl'0Ill'll fflulm nrt' Nlrs. lilllll Loomis, Nliss lxl2ll'gilI'l'l Nam Zilv, :mtl Xlrs. NOFIIIZI Fox. ,VXl'l411'-srllmnl svssions ol' lm fll'l'l'll' Fl'2llIl'2llS nul only :Irv fun lull also lwlp In llllI'llll'l' Ilu- lmuwlvclgfl' nl' Fl'2lIIl'1'. ils l:1ngll:lg1', ruslmns, :mtl pvoplv. ..,.,. ..... .,.. ,,,.,,,, ....,.,, . . , - - 1 ,+wwwN.:..-k....,. .... . .. ' 'I Nun' you roulfl lu' l.o11is X ll lll Wanlvd: onv pnvlla, ons- SEIXUIII, onc- 2llllll1'Sl'1'IiS, and c'ibus. VVill1 lists Slll'll as lllis. Lalin Cluh lYll'lIllN'I'S slarlvd on a tra-asurv llunl during onv ol' lllis yvar's lll4 1'llIIgIS. Pal Dunlwl, program l'll2lll'IIl2lIl, ar- rangvd lIl0l'llIlQS rivli in varivly for lla' monthly fI2lllll'I'lHg.fS. TIw l1lQ'lllll0lISU ltlystvryf' a skit in panlominiv, dviglilod llw nu-rnlwrs at onv :min-ling whvn tho narrator, Pvggy lit'Ilj2lIIllIl, inlvrspvrsvd Iivr I't'IIlllI'liS wilh Lalin plirasvs. 'X lrnlll and l'OIlSl'Illl0lll'C'S fornin pi'vs0rll0flBrl1l us, llw Huzzvr, annonnving lllv r'ons0qnvm'vs. -X play wrillvn and spokon in Latin, word QIQIYIIUS. vharadvs, and Latin songs vnlvr- lainvd vluh ll'll'IIlllt'I'S al various lirncs. Xlargarvl Wvhh gavi' an inlcrvsling ai'- vounl at onv rnvvlingof Margarvl liourkv- Wllilcfs l'Xpt'I'lt'lll'l'S in Russia. This yvar llw club worlwd oul a pro- gram for lliv P. T. A. avlivitivs night and vslahlislwd a r'onnnill1'v to lalu: i'll2lI'tl'4' of llw room 303 hullolin hoard. Ufliwrs ol' llw Populi lilllllilfll Sapivnlvs, as llw rluh is formally rallied, arc: l'1-ggy Benja- min, prvsidvnlg Nanny Dvflroot, vim'- pwsiclvillg Bow-rly lippink, Scvrctary- lrvasnrur. Mrs. Dorothy Coats is thx- c-Iuh's advisor. Now. I haul lhis in Illlilllllf ' ff? M .it 55 M NK .F ix V ' Q' ' M K XE,-,w,!y,. Wa 5.93 Toyrl Tols LATIN Cl.l'B OFFICICRS-l.0I'l to Right Bovvrly Eppink, svvmvtary-trefasurcr3 Nancy D1- Groot, vivo-pre-sidcntg Mrs. Dorothy Coats, ad viscrg Peggy Benjamin, prusidentg Patty Dunkol program chairman. TOCA TUTS-Left lo Right: .Ivan Stuphany .Ivan Van llipvr, Alice Uvtzin, Angelina Cappol lino. ificilaug, lqcfuram, laecfafe Top Row: Wkrlzli, Gutzin. Ford, Van liipor, Nasset, Svaring, Schnell, Ryan, Wlilstein, .l. Fater. KIGC, J. Brown, Millvr, Campbell, Calkins. Fourth Row: Eppink, WVic'ke-s, 'l'nc'ker, Mnlvvy, Kirk. llaack, Hathjon. Third Row Clark, Low unstuin, Horst, liarnvs, Evans. Dorman, Miller, Cappollino. Second Row: D. Taylor, Campbell, Conhoadx P. Benjamin, Mrs. Coats fadviscrl. Churchill, Booth, C. Cooper, Allen, Ellzcy. Front: J. Stcpllany, Pyv. K 7 QCGMJQ 8 IAQ 'l'up Ihm: llzillvll, Dmid. S4-hwvsl-r, Ynlvs. Harris, Bonvhill. 'li0WkSillll'y, lmvl. Tllrnbllll, ffurxvr. Firsl Row: .l. Wvllll-p.:Ils1'. .l. Nl'lli'l'gilSl'. Mrs. filllllfliblqi, mlx isvr. al, piano. Top lhm: llunlivlrl, fiill'iSi1'IlSl'Il, llill. l orrm-slc-r. lmnni. Hmmm. l rl'ic'rl, Applv. Ss-1-oml Row: .ll-xwll. S1-airing. Iluxl-rnplwl. Wilkinsun, NM-lnlwig Agile-xx. D4-Yull, Slmpnm, Nichols. First Iinw: SVH'l'll1'y, Ilvvll, Allllllllly. llzmvk. Ililllv, Mrs. Czullplwll Cl.m'mlm'r'j, Kznllflliurl, Kirk, Niiiiflill'lXS, l il.1'l1, Hawrin. . . . . . , . . Willa lillll' IlIUl'l' llnzm hull an yl'lll' lvll, Mrs. Horns llznnplwll .llllllvli our svllool and look up llw 1-mnlul-ling ul' llw lirigrlllun lmuml. llf1i1'vl's 2lSSiSlillf.f Mrs. lfmnplwll :url-: William Wilkinson, lmsi- nvss lllllllllQl'l'l'1 Holm-i'l l7:xwilpurl, 1-quipmvnl IIl2lIl2lgIl'I'Q Bud Fo1'1'1'sl0l' and I,m-vvvsszl Kirk, libl'ul'iuI1 amd zlssislzml, wspl-l'lix'l'I5. TIN- lllirly-Iwo rllvlliln-1'suf'llll' illlllli mvl, l'l'g'llillI'iy lllrvc limvs il vvvck with an l'Xll'2l Sl'l'liUIllli rv- lwzwszll HIIVK' ll vwvk willl nm' anim, lo pwsvrll, LIN' bvaluly of music' lo lilo svllool and slill K'I'l'lli0 il 1-ln:lllvi1,L5v for ull nu-mln-rs. In llw full, 'ill' hzlml PIZINUII :ll lI1l'dm'tli1':1lim1oflllu Svlwivo Plzlquc und also lzllvl' all il lmskvlbzlll grznnl- :md pl-p zlssvmhlil-s. 'flu' spring c'om'vI'l vzlrly in Juni' clirnzlxvd lllv yllllll 112 ur udic i6 err A plwlly girl is lilu- an nn-lod5 so lluf niglil. wus more lllun fillvd will: music on lllc l.wo oc-1-usions wlwn ilu- l1UI'ly-llYl'IIll'lIllN'l'S of ilu' Girls' fllvo Club uppvarl-cl in public'.'l'l1c-ir lirsl uppm-z1r:nnc'4'vvz1s ul, llw .Npril lJZlI't'Ill-llil'2ll'lll'I' IIll'l'llIlg wlwn llu- 'l'ripl1' Trio wus inlrorluvvcl. M llw Spring flUIli'4'I'l lln- Ulm- Club sung Iwo groups ol' songs, und Llu- Girls' Trio Illilfll? its formal elm-bul. illlil'l'I'SI Nlurjorim- flurwoocl, prvsidvnlg lidilll Sn-llvvvsvr, vivo-prcsiclorllg and Yirginiu llznllvll, libruriun, lu-lpi-cl llwir mlirc-vlor, Mrs. Doris Cunlpbm-ll, lllrougli 21 your of vonslunl 1-rc-sm-vmlo. :Xllllllllgll llu' IIllXNl l'll0I'llS luis ll-ll Llw lurk ol' num powvr prvvulnwll l,llI'0llg'llUlll. lluf vounlry, new 1-rllwlvss il volnplolvcl il su1'4'1'ssl'ul svuson wlion il p1'0sur1l,0tl four purl songs ul, llu- Spring Conrvrl. llvmlvcl by l'l'1'sicl4-Ill Alive' D1-flrool, zxssislvcl by S1'l'l't'lllI'y .ll'2lIlIl0 Bishop, lllis vlub was ulso unclvr ilu' llirl-vlion ol' Nlrs. Doris Cznnpbvll. 4 First Row: Yonlz, ll. Surasky, Ilurrnon. xyllltflllllll, Stowr. IC. fiI'l'0l'llICI'g'. Second Row: Hand, Strohrn, S. Dofiroot Mrs. Canlplmc-ll Cndxisvrj, A. Doliroot, V. Posnvr, Sprague. Top Row: Doylz-. lie-ck. Smilh. Cm'p4-nlvr. Wlmlpton, llc-4-kor. Turnbull. llarris. Soaring, N. llolnnun, li. liolunan. Third Row: li:uull'mzan. lirum-za, Bloc-la. Cohn. Vurdun, Sumiuary. lloud. S4-llws-sur, Ilullvll. Yntvs, Slruiu-limi, AIllll'1'XNS. Sw-ond Now: lmvl, fi2lI'lSlllll'4', l'lllZIllUI'I'iS, 'l'0wkslzury, Curxor, lVlrs. Camplwll fzidxisvrj, Unis. l,1'l'lIl2iIl. Zobcl, Parsons, S4'lllHgl'U'l'. First Row: Snymlvr, l3roinlvy.xJ'1xalls. Hallock, liogors, Bonuhill, .l. Nvl1l'vglisv, .l. Nun- feglisc, crm-r. 13 66 ffa en Q! WCLYLCAO 97 I Cl,l'l Q Top lima: Yun tlvr Nlullv. llt mvistm-r, l m-ltlmun. llurgv, 'l'n linson. Fourth Row: lA'IlIlZi sun, Klutz. Al'lllSll'UllQI, Miss V Zilt- Cmlxisvrj, We-llt-r. lim l urcl, ll4'im'lsl4'I1, lA'XlIlt'. Thi Row: ltulwns, Stvpllzmy, Sv ond Ram: Mining. Curtswigxl Swain. Sm-atm-ml: Stillman. tire l'ilt't'lI2llllIlltll'. Wvinlwrg. Milli tlmningr into vxistt-in-ti this yt-:tr with tht- llltlllQ1lll'tlllUll ol' Spanish vlatsst-s att. liriglitun wats thv tfoviilu lispnn umlvr thv :ulx ist-rship ul' Nliss xlttl'tIZll't'l Nun Zilla lXlt'lIlllt'I'S ol' tht- Spanish Chili :ll'vg.fix'vl1 un opportunity to spva Spanish uulsifh'ul'1'l:1ss:1ml to ch-wlup tlll lIllIlt'I'SltllltllIllLf of our ltilllll .'hlllt'I'lt'2lIl Iwiglllmrs .... l'i'1-sirlviit..l1-ml lim' :nssistml h5 lluuglus .'Xl'lllSll'Ullg.f, xirw--plvsiflt-iilg Iiw-lpn Wvllvr, Stxt'l'tll2tl'j12lIlll lxlilfy Ford, lI't'tlSlll'l'l', lvcl nu-mln this yn-:ur in :n x:nriv1l prugrrmn ul' Spanish songs, gmnvs, skits, :intl lt't'lllI't'S. lligrhlight of tht' yvz1r's vwnts wus at tall illustrantt-fl hy slirhrs ul' lill' in Nlc-xivu, hy ltr. lit-los tlzmliulcl, pi'ul'vssu1' ul' Spanish :IL thc' lniwrsity of llovlicistm 'Sf' 'Q' ln tht- llvulth tfluh :ts in lill-, kimlm-ss :tml hvztlth walk lngvlllm-i'. 'llhv girls in lhvir frvv timv hvlp Nlrs. Nlilclrt tlanriss, lhvir It-:tilt-l', in hm-r vlinim' l'tllllllll 'llt'I't' gaining pmt-t,it':ul vxp4'i'ic'Iit'v- -:tml ol'tt-n roml to tht' lzlflivs ol' tl lim-lit-slvi' l ri4'mlly llumc-. Tours In tht- xlUlll'0t' Country llospilzll :tml to Strong Nli-nl4n'i:1l vviclviwtl tlim-ir1'mn'vpti4 ul' lhv mt-4-luamia-s ol' lint-clit-iiw, whih- liolitluy pztrlivs :mtl at linatl spring pivniv illvvstml tlu-il'sm'i:1l lill' with WllI'IIll Fl Buck Row: lfurnmn. liatimi Mrs. 1liil'ISS. mix isa-r: Strain-lu tl4'I'NUll. Front Row: Dlllitt ' .. mnvs, -rm lrcrg. il 1, l itzmurris, Yuntz, Smith. llc eaufg .fdf jdeir ingerfiloa Landing: Fleming, Morse, Mil- ein, Mrs. liailing, adviser, xhman, Fisher, Attridge, Krier, urnhell, Lawrence. Sitting: Fain, Gorsline. llill. Pasting in another year of art club history for our scrapbook, are twenty-five members headed by Pat Doud, presi- entg Barbara Bourke, vice-president, Barbara Bohman, secretary-treasurer .... Bed Cross posters, tally cards, gure painting and seed pictures comprised the paint wielder's program this year, spotlighted by an art gallery jaunl nd the annual picnic .... Capturing the honor of demonstrating figure painting at the Scholastic Art Exhibit at ibleys were Dorothy Fisher, Barbara Bohman, Bona Glassman, and .loyce Gorman. 'ee' He gave his life. Are you sacrificing anything half so precious? With such slogans, Brighton students, all mem- ers of the Junior Bed Cross, collected magazines for distribution at the Cobbs Hill Military Police Barracks and in- ested our money in enrollment and war funds for Bed Cross. Collection of wire coat hangers, decorations for Christ- ias dinner tables for Military Police Barracks at Cobbs Hill, eight hundred hfty greeting cards made and sent to Lrighton men and women in the armed forces, are among products of our Bed Cross work this year. The Brighton unior Bed Cross, under the advisership of Mrs. Ruth Loomis and Miss Elsie Hass, delegated Evelyn Durfee as auncil representative and Edwin London as chairman of the committee to deliver periodicals to Cobbs Hill Mililary 'olice Center. MM. ,kiwi They Work for VVar. 'alentinc, Harmon, Sprague, flrs. Loomis fadviserj, Durfee, Eckberg. I5 E ed 0 lop Iims: L4-x 5. Nzissr-I. Svziriilg, Svhnvll. Z1-Imnvk, Hyun, NN ii-kos, Iiliiwms. 'Third Row: linrsl. Mznizlvr, l,IlI'iL1'1'. .l. SIPPIIHIIN, l', Hingis-1's, Huis. Cuppvllnlu. Iimiuiih, N. Ill'l'lilllHl'1'. Ni. llvxull, SPPUIIII Kim: I . lolwl, lfrnnk, Billlll4'llSl4'li.Siiilllllll,Sl'llVHxS1'l',P1ililiUl'k. Iiilllllllll, fillllil1'2iIif . ffannpbm-Il. Firsl lima: l'au'sus11. .l. Nm-ill:-gliw. .l. 5N4'i1l0gI1sv. N. Nm-I. Iirmnli-5, lop Rim: iil'l'1'IllN'l'Lf, cilbilll, Sunil, Milslvin, fillillxll. lla1l'l,l. VYUIIP. Milli-r. IgI2lil'. Third Rim: ll4'iIllmrI. ullu-r. IC, H11-1-r1ln'i'g, VN:-bb. Schulz. iiilliiilllf, NOWIIHHI. liaislvr, Millvr, Svlllzugri-Ivi'. Si-1-mul Row: Hurt- urv, Iiuulh. I,:ilnm-r, iViilllllN'l', Nllss Ii1'pIlll. VN1'l,m'l'r'llig:s. .limi-s, BPIIIIHIIIIII. A. lxmlihllaul. Ifirsl Huw: Nxiiylllilll, Braun. Ili-rman, lxli-4-hzumm-r, Mintz. lnlp Yflllnu said lhv sludvnl ln' him ai vwvk lu work in IIN- liln':n'y. A sm-lmol lulvnl rmwling: i'l'illlll'l'd urig H'l1u's Wim mill: HIPl1lAll'fYII'-VI.llSSI.f'S. Sc-hull. Svull. St'ilWC'SlxI', l'uddm'k. 'WNIIQII uri' you looking fur? Could I mry dm-sk. Sill' was um' of six .'- ' iIiH'2ll'y l'illiDQ'lI'iSWill!Ii1'XOil'lllllx-ililiiiillllll nail slmrl slurivsg M:ll'gurvl livlz, l'12lhl lliglupupil.spok1-ul lllv pzlliriulim' nwvling, wliili' book 11-vivws, skits, il hung-up iiill'iSllIl2lS palrly, :md ai 4':l1'w'l' disvussion H by sluclvnls of IU-likzi 1-olli-go K'0IIlpl'iSt'ii omeod of et0l,Ul'l Sler111y does il. TllllV.9I1l1y nigh! al Tll7llIIPf'S rnnyr. Mrs. Lucy, Zohvl. Fitch, Soaring, Young. Mr. Lucy fadxiss-rj, Lanlhert, l3rcwwr, llill. Zahnisvr. Going to Town0r's Hangs this Thursday night? Como along. To give inslrurlion in Llw safe! handling and varv of lirvarms and in lliu fundainunlals of rillv training, llw liillc Club works under Llw adviscrsliip of Nlrs. Hull: M. Luc-y and llarry IC. Luvy. liic-hard Zohvl holds lla- prvsidvnlial 1'c'igilsovQ1' Llw lwcnly-lwo IIll'llllM'I'S ol the vluh, of wliivll William Wa1'lu-rman and Frank Zah- nisor arc' vivo-presidunl, and som-rotary-treasurer, respec-Livvly. lidward Bri-war was Lllc Winner in lhv Clulfs Svllolasliv lnlramural Contest. Winning spvc-ial ralings vvm-ru: liohvrl Logan, Tod 'l'uc'kcr, Pro-marksmcn, Pmaynlond Allen, Lloyd Mcrlz, Marksmun: liogor Young, 'Fe-d Wlwvlcr, lloward Hill, Bradley llrillith, Marksmun Firsl, Class, Ric-hard Cartwright, Willys DM oll, Da-an livugli-ss, Sharpslioolvrg Harry Saddock, William Jones, liirhard File-ll, Har lg lioherl Soaring, Marion Lainhvrl, Bar ll, lidwarcl Brown-r, William Waclwrman, liar Y: Frank Zaliniscfr, liar X ll. 1 Standing: Zahnisvr. Murlz, Mrs. Lucy Cadviscrj, llill, Lkilllllfffll. Jones, Tucker. Kneeling: Scaring, Filth. Allen, Cartwright, Bcugless, Brewer. 47 Top Row: lluuvk. lluilu-s, Spillvr. .lvllrim-s. Sc-cond Row: fillZ4'lfl,il. Nassvtl, llurvilz. flonpvr, Flulwrg. Ijmlggri-n. llulnrllc-sz Tzuylur. First Row: Strullgx, N1'l1l'1'g.rlls4', Pairsuns, S2lIll'lllZil'y. lim'- mnml, N1-lull-gllsl-. lxasky. Standing, loft: Miss l,l'I'l'IIl. own in flee :bar room Mlm-rl lfuupw, prvsiclvnlg liivk Flulwrg. x'ic'v-prusiflvrllg :mtl Pvlvr .lc-ll'rivs, sv1'rvlz1l'y-li'4'nsl1l'vl' . . U1 N Q w 1 llus yi-ur pn-snlvd uvvr bllllll,l'l'-SIIZIPPKTS of lllu Boys f.z1nwr:l Llulm. Q Ms-mlwrs lmusim-fl ilu-msvlws slmoling i'f't'SlllIl0Il rm-vord pivlurvs, lmlcling pivllm'-ul'-llu'-monlll luuk all pil-lim-s for lliis book vxm-vpl llu' lzxrgv groups. mule-sls, :ns wvll ns pzn'lic'ip:1lingr in lgI'lQ.flll0ll.S mid-wintvr salon. In lln- Cvnlrul Wvslm-rn Svlmlus l' xllilmiliun llamflull lluuck won ilu- lop plmlogruplly avvznrcl. Al Coopvr, l5ill llznrl, :mtl llivk Flolw lim' V19 WKIUIIIUIIQS plum' in lln' BI'lg.flll0Il snzlpsllull world was Sll'l'Il,LIllll'Ill'll by llu- iilbfllllllg of ilu' llirls mm-ru Club lllis ya-ur. l1l'4'Slill'lll .lvzmnv Ne-l1l'm-glisv, Yivv-pI'vsiclvrll Blllil PRIPSUIIS, :md SvvI'vla1I'N'- ll'4'zlslll'4'l'.l1mIl Sum'lu:u'y supi-rvisvil llw hiking ol' i-I'1'SllIYl1'll mic-lurvs. .'xClYlSC'l' of llu- Iwo vlulms 1 is 'Xl iss Marian Pvrrin. ll'hr1l'x 1l4'1'4'lup1'r1yll 'll lfoulwr. llirk IflIllN Tuylnr puxvs 'Ihr Nui llv,II'l'l'0III,I. l lulwry. uml.la1'k lliisrjv, ,-ll ffunper, uml Hill Ilurl. 48 gw. W 'f g 1'3N+fQ 5' 'MN' pfh,1,,,..,6',,, 'B 'f 9 '. A-V nn: l f V'y- 5 M4 O-,A ,J Q Q0 vl-.-IQ mo-, ,,.,a 4' A Nampa. .1 M4 'f ' -:MQ L 'Mijn-w 3 ' f .3 4, I N., 1, ,, Qu Q' I Av - i , imy9'wv4-,U lf 4 no V' LJ 3i 'if r', '5'Jf i A , ,, V 3. 4 wifi: vawuifdv.-tw, ,rn .,.1,,7-Aw if-raw l ,,.7,..4 gm- 4 --T e 'f'ff1'A'f' ' ,V if-i,,..QJ -.,-5,149 ,',f,..f-11 q5s,,n! ,,r,,M...,, , V' . ,frff-vt-f4.xLn.v 4 f, A Jw 't w:'Pf'- f A,:,,,. -- 5 y,- .l 3, dn, i, fbi A ,, ,... g: a,,,, ,rf 1 ,4.a' 'v.f a ,. , 710-uf' A 5 .., 4. Q a 4 4, ,K ,,, .,.fy,.4ay , ww ,.,,-Q fp X ,f sv Sr If w1 ', f MNH 'MM ,, .S mf' QJW 3' ff ff' Jr se ML gnferfain af la E Top: .lean Yates, .lean Neufeglise, Ginny Hallett, Martha Tewkesbury, Pat Doud, Mimi Sehweser with Marilyn Newman, accompanist, entertained with a group of carols. Bottom: Mary Mulvey, .I anet Fater and Nancy DeGroot were our eherubs.', The cafeteria was a bustling plaee the day of the annual Cirls' Athletic association Christ- mas tea. Arranged as a living room, the scene was enlivened by a fireplace before which a was a festive Christmas tree. Sports managers Janet Fater, Mary M ulvey and Nancy De- tlroot presented a short tableau, followed by a sextet featuring Ginny Hallett singing Christ- mas earols .... The tea tables were presided over by several faculty members and senior hostesses. .R I M L3 4 x ' l ,,,.-...Www 1 zsfgm ,'y ww NL Q F Q - iv JK It 4' fl 'T 5 I l Q, Q' . 2 I 5146, . 'l -g H u 5? cg? lil-:rf J 1' if A W! x .is xg K, ' x 'fir Wk? E, ,F ., ,MM .5 x , E S, . -: 'S .qlteg Wacle flee Zgafslfefa Top Row: Bloom, Hoesterey, Donohue, Glasgow , Forrester, Murphy. Mahoney, Spitz. Front: Kennedy, Toporcer, Norris, Coach Smith, Cousins. Meet thc new Class A, Section Y NYSPHSAA champs! Captain Ilarold 'SSeotty Norris, veteran of the team, pop-shot artist, scrappy floor playerg Bill Mahoney, not as high on points, perhaps, but the floor leader and sparkplug of the teamg Bud', Forrester, lanky center, ace in tl1e pivot post, a great ''getter-olT-the-boards g ,Iohn '6Dusty Donohue, the dandy of the team, shot artist of all sorts, making him high scorerg ,lim Spitz, the boy with all the fight,-not so tall, but with plenty of serap, Ralph Murphy, another set-shot man, plus that lrish temperament for lots of scrapg John Glasow, the bean-pole of the squad, smoothie on the pivots, Bob Specs Toporeer, set-shot man, lifesaver at the see- tionalsg John Sol,' Bloom, mid-season graduate from the second team, scrappy floormang Don Hoesterey, also up from the second team, tall, getting taller, another pivot artist. For a quick summary, the squad was composed of four seniors,-Norris, Mahoney, Forrester, and Nlurphyg four juniors,4Donohue, Spitz, tllasow, and Bloom, and two sophcmmores,-Toporcer and Hocstercy. Although not shown here, Diek Stewart deserves a big space in this year's team. Before being called in January for the Army Air Corps, Dick alternating between guard and center posts, con- tributed spark to the team, along with plenty of buckets. Of the seniors, Ralph Murphy will join Stewart in the Serviceg Bud Forrester will depart for the Navy Air Corps, Bill Mahoney, for Navy liadar School, and Scotty Norris, for West Point. 53 Amging wiflz G org I orrf'slf'r. Spill. unrl Ilunohurf nwrmpolizprl Ihr' hall. Smlly look QU' In pu! ll11's nm' in. Ilzusl j1'1ll'iS ilrossro:nls i'i'I'vi'i'v1l lo ils Ivznn as il uIDl'IlIOSIIlilIlI..i 'I'llis ya-ur, it was g:rooin4-cl . . , . , . . . . . . , , lo :i 1-Iimnpionslnp In l.o:u'Ii .Inn FIIIIIII lor lllu Ilrsl lnnm' in llw Inslory of llw svliool. IIN- vow-lvcl Swlion N, YYSPIISX-X lillv wus gninvfl, IllWI'l'YI'l', only uflvr ai long, lougrli svalson. I'ln-squmlslzn-I1-eloII'l':1sl. formingfzuninf--grznnvwinslwin. Incluclml in lliisrvvorml vvi-rv lvuui1'Iori0s owr Nlonrov, llu- 4-Iuss ,KN fls-I'n'mling1 m'Ii:1nipions.:lnrl ons- win ow-r Ifnsl Ilovlu-slvi', Inst yvnr's I .ish-rn Ilixisionxivlors. In llivre-lurnm'iig1ugr1'ii1m'iil willu lln' Ilizniolowna-rs. I1oxwwi', llw IOUIIISSIIU- iuinlwil I'or llu-ir Iirsl loss, 238-2322. 'I'lu-ir ri-vorml was :again lll2ll'I'l'lI in an non-lm-nguv 1-m'onnlvr willi I Illllllflillgfllil on IIN- Iullvr s vourl. Willa Ilriglnlon :incl Iunsl Ii1N'Ill'SI4'l' lml lor ilu- IUilSI1'l'll IIIYISIUII lillv, ai ploy-oll gmm- was Iwlil on ilu' .lolnn Nlnrslmll Ilourl.'I'llis1'onI1-sl wus lnlwn lay lllm' Iovuls, 36-Ill. Ig1'Iilll'I'Q1'IIIllQL'2I 1'i'au'k all lln' swlionzil plug, llu' SIIIIIIIIIIPII Ilzul nvxl Io clisposl' ol' Ilrovlxporl, Vlvslvrn Dixision winnvr. on llu- lllmrlollv Iligrli S4-liool Ilurrlwoocl, 218-SIS. In ilu- 1IlIilI'Il'l'-IIIIHI9 Iirifflllon nw! N4'wurIx all Iiusl Ilovllmlslw. w4'Wlll'Ix, lusl yv:ir's Clziss ,N . , P, IIIIIIIIIIHIIS.lH'UXI1Il'!I plc-nly HI.1'HlllIN'IIIIUll.INII I'vlI Iwliincl in llw sm-voncl hull' lo lose' Imp :i I2-28 svorv. I'l11' si-mi-Iinols :incl Iinzlls wi-11-lu-lil nt llu- I niw-rsily oI'IIo1'IN'sI1'l' Pzilvslrzion lXla1r4'I1 IT uncl III. Hn I ri4I:uy, Illv svwiilvviilli, HVIQIIIIUII, xI0llI'01'-Nxlilylll' lfounly i'm'pi'm'svlil:1liw llIl'I IA-Iioy. Vllillllp le.nn UI-Ii1'Il1'Sl'1'-IIl'II'2IllS flonnlim-s. IA-cl Ivy .lolln Ilonolium-'s lwvnly-poinl 1-II'ort. ilu- lol-:mls lrippi-ml IA Iloy III-QI. In llw ollu-r si-ini-Iinul ganna-, I'zlinlv4I Ilosl 1-clgvml Nlounl Xlorris in :ln HNUI'-Illlll' ine-ounI4'r. I'I11- Iollowinff IIIIVIII, Iiriwlilon llllll l'uinlvcI Post, lo lI4'Il'l'lIlIIll' lllv Class .N vliznn mion. I,:mwlx 77 P' P 2' . lnvznlisv ol' ils Iwiglll, lln' 'I'vwlw Cornvrs-nwn vclgrvtl oul IIN' Sli-ulwn County m'onlvmlors, 233-29. X 4-losv gurm' :ill lliv way llirougli. Iiriglllon guinefd ils winning margin only in Lliv closing IIIIIIIIIUS ol plnv. For lllm-ir oulslunzling plan in IIN' IflSIf Iwo vonlvsls, Captain Smitty Norris and .lolin lnolnu- vvvrv plum-ml on llw honorary XII-Sc-4-l.ioi1ul squad. SAL nfl l'lllllllSlHSIll in nur lmslu-llmll wituria-s wvrs- :luv N llvvly squurl ul' 1-lim-rlvzulvrs mlm rm-vnvcl :many Fronlz lmllull, lluurlw, Slll'l'IllHIl, flllillIllN'I'lillIl. N iirvgzg. llllUIllZiS. Sl'fIllUllI'. Alrsm-nl: lirvlu llulw. 0 flee .gzcfiona rown vnlary prn-ss rvpurlw. Top Rem: lluuvk, Iixum. 'ltlk'Sl!'I'l'j lvlllfllllj l'11ll'I'l'Sll'I' Nluluuwy lilusgmx ll1'I1I,4'l': fllP2N'll Slllll ll 'l'upol'x'l'l' Blnmll Nurrls Ilmmlnn- Top Row: llvilz, Svaring, NY:-lust:-r, llulrurls, Hill, Shaw, Davis, llvvkn-r. Su-cond Row: Spillvr flx12HlHQ1'I'J, llux Clvury. Mr. Van llmnfl Cfhm llj, llurgv, Ys':ngv1', Svarlu flwaillslgm-l'j. First Rem: Paris. lluppvllinu. Pvt. llichard Don Patterson Dick Barth Don Hocstcrcy Bob I Stewart. A.A.F. Pvt. lloward l.udington, A.A.F. Qdiclmen pfunge fo ucfory .lim Smith, coaching foothall again aftcr a lapse ol' scvcral ycars, roundcd out a good tcam this ycar, but not quite good cnough. Tho final game playcd against liast liochcslcr, would havcmcant a tio for thc championship, but hccausc of thc loss, thc locals cndcd in third spot, falling hchind thc Piano-towners and Fairport. An all-around attack was cmploycd by this year's squad, as both air attacks and powcr plays hclpod thc team scorc. Tom Kennedy, chosen caplain of lhc lcam, crosscd thc goal linc on pass plays sovoral limos, while Dick Barth and 'l'om liurgc hchind slrong hlocking, nctlcd points with thcir running. In tho annual poll lakcn by thc Democrat and Clu'oniclc, Jim Spitz and lloward liudington wcrc awardcd posts on thc All-County squad. I lllllfllill Kcrlnerly scores in fjllllllllflflliflllll game. Dirk Barlh evmles lucklers in f-ml run. 56 Jchroot Torn Burgc 'lllblll Kennedy Dan l.anni John Bloorn Brighton 20--fCanandaigua o Oll' lo a fast start, the loeals smothered Canandaigua Avadelny in a non-league gzaine. 20-6. Une ol' the outstanding plays in the game was a thirty-yard touchdown pass from 'l'orn Barge to Captain rllljlll liasl, lloehester fu-Brighton 0 .loe Capriolti, speedy little liast lloehester hall'-haek, rolled into the end zone l'or the only seore ol' the game to shatter Brig:hton's ehalnp- ionship hopes. Une ol' the largest erowds in sexeral years was on hand at the Brighton lield to witness the Brighton T--lrr rndequoit 0 After being on the goal-line sev- eral times, 'l'oln Kennedy receixed a pass in the last quarter to sm-ore for Brighton in our third win. .lim Spill, quarterhaek, played an outstanding 1lel'ensix'e gilllllf l'or Brighton. tussle. l airport lil Brighton 6 For the lirst loss ol' the year, at the Fairport gridiron, the loeals sue- elunlzed to a fast Fairport ontlit, I3-fm. lloward lludington seorerl the only Brighton tonehdown on an intercepted pass. Brighton lil' 'Webster 0 ln their lirst league game Brigh- ton's power owerwhelined Webster on the 'Twelve-Corners inen's field, I3-0. The entire eontest was played in the rain, hut in spite of this, an unusually large erowd attended. op Row. ll mnan Olgrrj. lleitz, Llllllllglllll, Niesen. Wilson, lloeslerey. Kainan. Stewart. lo 1 Rising: Dunn s l.anni. Mahoney CMgr.D. Second Row: llaege. Spitz. Detlroot, llowe. Van llooft QAss't. Coachj, Smith. Cllead 4 s, Bloom. Patterson. First, Row: I,oehr, llavill. Kelnler. Benjamin fnianagerj, Barge. Harwood fhlanagerj, Ganirod, Neufeglise, Kelley. tloaehj, Kennedx Cllaptainl. livan 57 op Hou: Toporm-1-r. lxillip, Donohuv, Sm-url:-. Iiolwrts, Armstrong. S1-1-oml Row: .lvH'ri0s. Chrislvnsm-n, Ilill, N11 1 ox U iHiN l,. y2illIif'y2lil'fNI2lIl2IQ11'I'J,Slliii1'l', x1HK'lX4'IlZi0. First, Row: liowliu. Suruuwrhays, ih1H1'KZlj,SHilill, I':duu'r , , , . , . . . . . ld lx lha- I0l.S-ll sow-vi' li-zuu, SlIpQ'I'NlSl'fi hy f.o:u'h John liox, ugzun illllSill'fi in lhn' uppvr lmrau' - .d'I4-I' u highly sui-m'4'ssI'ul sm-uson, dvspilv svrious llundivzlps. l,usl S4-plc-lnlwr, whvn somwi' lzdk wus just slurling, lhis sporl hud u vvrp gloomy oullook und lIni'4-:nlvilvfl lo ln' u wsu'-limi' vusuzdly lwvullsv of lrunsporlulion pl'0iDi4'IllS. Nl'Y4'l'lill'il'SS, liouvh Cox ioundvd oul an good squad, pii-lu-d from four Ivzuns1-ompvliug,rou un inlrzuuurzd husis. 'U'l1'l'sl'Xl'l'ali rounds ol' gauum-s, lhv I1-:un wus 4-hosvu, with T1-d rIilIK'iU'l' und Bill Wilkinson vlvc'l4'd hy lhv squud lo url us 1'o-1'upluius. -.l.l.Hlf'.,1N'u iqlIlllIIH'f'll1l.VS in urliun uyfuillsl xllIIll'1lf'. V' H ' W' i Y 'W-i - ....... - 2... -.. - i 58 Weef fAe Soccer qua Beginning his first year as soccer coach in Brighton, John Cox, despite many uncertainties, rounded out a good squad. Largely because of transportation difficulties, few schools had soccer teams this year, thus expalining the small schedule. Brighton, Spencerport, and Brockport were the only schools in the league, two games with each school rounding out the schedule. The locals split in their two encounters with Spencerport, taking the first contest 2-0, but losing the return game if-2. Both games with Brockport, ended in a scoreless lie. Spenceport won the championship, with Brighton and Brockport following in that order. Besides this league play, three non-league encounters were played, one with Monroe High and two with the Rochester School for the Deaf. Monroe fell to the Twelvecorners men, 6-4. The locals edged the School for the Deaf' in the first game 2-0, but lost in the second game, 6-2. Those who received letters were: Ted Tucker, Bill Hart, John Donohue, Jolm Hill, Joe Summer- hays, Gordon Swain, Fred Palmer, Bud Searle, Don MacKay, Dave McKenzie, Tom Hoardy, Tom Killip, Bill Wilkinson, Pete Jeffries, Bob Bowlin, and Manager Jack Van De Vate. 19-1,3--111 SOCCER SCHEDULE Brighton 5 Monroe . . 2 Brighton -1 Brockpmrt . All Brightfln 2 Brockport . 2 Brighton 2 Spcncerporl . 6 Brighton 2 Spcncrrpcrl, . 0 Brighton 2 Deaf' and Dumb 0 Brighton 0 Deafand Dumb 2 Wilkinson Hill Donohue McKenzie Killip Roberts Summerhays Searle MacKay Tucker Jeffries Hart 59 jlzree imed ounf CAamla5 l'op Itow: Blu-ir, fitilliivlli, Doyle-. Grossman, Iiaz, Gibson, Lowery, K4-nllvr, llill, tllasow. Seymour, iiHt'i,ZIll2iIl Wvngvl, Nh-hols. Lvnsing, Whitt-. Third Row: Johnson, Moss. lxllllp, DvVoll, Paris. Soaring. Ziilfllgivlll Se-urlv ionohuv, llm-slorvy, Ilan-gn-. Mullvn, lloln-rts. Second Row: Churvh. AI'lllSl,I'UIlg. Agnm-w. Davis, livllglvss, Wisnvr Nllllvr, Pc-rry, Quinton, Dlhhlv, Grvvvvr, Brush, Wotorrings. First liow:Schl1t,l,. Jonvs, Agnew, Andi-rson, llrighulu Duns, Sonnvntroh, f.oach Smith, Dzunuls, Pnlnivr. Sullixun. .loIl'o, Dohl, Knight. M'lvr twnlin-f Pulnlvran, Cillltllldili 'ua Monrou Brock orl, und lianst Iiovlu-sts-r in sn- mrulv nwvts fi . 9 9 Brighton lliglfs lrm-lx squad t'tlpllll'l'ti lhv Monrou County 'Franck and Fin-ld Chalnlpionships for thm third 4'ollsv4'l1liv1' yvur, 0Yt'l'WIl1'lHliIlgI thm' vlosost vornpvtilor hy ova-r thirty points. llil ltolwrls, llurohl Norris, Don llom-storm-y, John Donohuv, Loc' Knight, Hnlph Murphy, Hob For'l'vslvl'. und tht- re-Iuy I4-:un ull 11-prvsvrllm-d Monrov County ut, thv svvliomlls hold in Brighton this your. Ht't'illlSt'Ui'lilt'tl'IUSSIIIFUIIQIIg'I'1ldlltll,t0l1, ltonniu Smith wus roplmwl in l,h4' hurdlvs hy M Quinton who plzlwrl swond in llw county lIl1't'tQ Bob Smith, svvlionul 880 vhaunp, hy John Donohuv: Bill A-ul, llliIt'l', hy Toni Ilohl, :uid 'l'vd Chronis by Gil liohm-rls in tho 100 yard flush. w I ti:-oss t'UIllliI'j vu-nts arv l's-prvsvillul hy Whiuv, Sullixun. Dohl, Mr, Smith. conclig Antlvrson and Iirighzun. 60 .9l'ltI'6l,l'l'llfLl CLAf !0l' Top: nllllllNlllS PI'Iilllli'lSu rn-prm-s4-r1l.s thx- irllnalllllrznl A lc-agile' in East, lim'l1vsl,m-1' play- ulls. lA'l'l lo right: l.iillIll. lu-nm'dy. Spitz. Barth. l'r1-surll. fAlllSIIlS. Luwor: H le-ugnw XNlIlIl4'l'5Z llm ill. Dilrlllv, Allllllllly. xxl'llSll'l', B2ll'lU'l'. raining jlwouglz o!2aJeMlzilo I mmlvrs 4-lass ussisl in gym xmrk.'l'up Row: Krzwlnor. Lmwry, lluuvk, lluustvrvy. Svurlv. 'l'lu'k1-r, Zahnise-r ullmm lwltl lin 'll nm S1 hull li 'I' l A ' ue lmiu wing, llnilvy.'l'l1ird Rms:llul1swiI'll1,ll ' g, 2 .. ,, az, mn msun. l'lllSl,l'llIlg.SZl -r -' lull. Su-mul lima: l'l1'lllll,LZ1'l'. Mau-lxuy. llzmnu. Sullixzm, Mr. Slllllll, llzn-ge-, knight, Cuppvllinu. llvmllm-y First Ram: Paris, Iiuurkv, Avrwu. lN1'lll.l 'lISl', fXll1l4'rsuI1. D P1 61 mfmen wing .gnfo .fdcfion 'fha Mr. Barber, Coach, Bloch, Wilkinson, Wiard, MacKenzie, Vaisey, Yaeger, Houck, Armstrong, Manson. The Brighton netmen, under the Coaching ol' Carl Barber again claim the County erown as they defeated lrondequoit and East Boehester in the triangular county ma-el. Yeti-rans .lohn Yaeger, and Seaman Ward held up the singles end of the squad, while Bill Wilkinson, Dave MacKenzie, and Len .Block worked in pairs for the double matches replacing Diek Smith and Art Couch, who Captured the title last war. wimmera Eva Rear A Standing: Soaring. Webster, DeVoll, Killip, Bruseh, Gibson, Headley. Sealed: lliddle, Wilkinson, Detlroot, Hannan, Howe, Kelley, Foster, Vaisey. llnder Coaeh Jim Smitlfs watchful eye, the swimming team of Brighton annexed the Class B Sectional crown in a meet at the University of Boehester. The squad regained their title, after losing to Canandaigua last year. Members of the squad ineluded: Dudley Detlroot, Jr., who established a new hundred-yard baekstroke reeordg Bob Hannan, championship diver, Jack Biddle, lil'ty-yard free-style vietorg and .lack Gibson, Allen Headley, .laek Vaisey, Bill Wilkinson, .lack Brush, and Bob Howe. Biddle, Yaisey, Wilkinson, and Howe composed the relay team, which also took first place in the meet. adeda!! Camo ffm .Shawn Top Row: Anthony, Toporcer, Wilson, Havill, Bloom, Summerhays. Second Row: Loehr, London, Yingling, Norris, Lewis, DeGroot, Webster, Van de Vate. First Row: Goodrich, Rietz, Smith, Davenport, Mahoney, Mr. Collins, Versage, MacKaye, Shaw, Kemler. Closing the most successful sport season in Brighton's history, the 1944 baseball squad captured the school's first county championship by virtue of their 5-4 victory over Brockport High School. As this goes to press, the Brighton nine have a record of ten wins against one defeat and are pre- paring to encounter Charlotte High in the quarter finals of the Section V play-offs. The record of Coach Bobert Collins' squad consists of victories over Churchville. Irondequoil, Pittsford, Victor, Honeoye Falls, Allendale, East Rochester, and Brockport. Veterans from last year's squad which won the eastern division championship but lost to Spencer- port in the play-off were Bob Toporcer, at short stop, Bill Mahoney at second base, Dick Barth at third base and Bob Smith in the outfield. Filling the open positions were John Bloom, catcher, Gordon Yingling at first base, Scotty Norris and .lack Bietz in the outfield. Hurling for the team were .lack Wilson, George Anthony, Dud DeGroot, and Bill Jones. Bill Mahoney captained the county champions. 63 irgi gnjog .x4flcLfic:5 Tennis: Naranlure-, Mulvvy. N X Nmlllfglise, Dnyle. pink, Duud. Doyle. if ll Q 1 . . ' . , llj ' . U - fi Soccer: Top row: Klee. N. Dc lh'mrI,, ffuhvn, lippink, Domi. First Row: Cll2lIIlb0I'l2lill. Nf'lll'1'gliSl' lhlsolmll: Culwn. fll'l'QIg. klm-4-. lip we Bal' l 0bU'l Badminton: Dellnlyer, Allridge. Basketball: Botto1n,lel't to right: Conhvady, Williams, llays. .l. Stvphany, Levinson, llvvlu-r, Wilson. Volleyball: Sclmtt, llogvrs. Rum- rill. .l. Millvr. Strmlp, Braun, Ex ans. 1 'Q fm M of on W 1Iu irgi gef in flze game -,A- S1'ill1'llI Nliss NIUEIIIS, Hrs. Slmfk. Slumling: NIIIIXPB, N. Iluillwnul, I z1l,1'l', Spurls Ilil an lll'VN high III' UIIIIIHSIZISIII and iI1l0I'0sL lllis yvzlr. .XII vluss culllpvlilioll was sv :md an-1-m11p:nl1i4-II by :nn :uid SUIISI' of sporlsmzlnsllip. SUi'l'l'l', Imslwllmll, IHHIIIIIIIIUII, xullc-ylmll, lm-mais, :xml ImsvImII xwl'voII'1'x'vcI for z1II. WIN-n Nlrs. xI2Il'gI2ll'1'I Sluvk lcI'L in Fl'IDl'lIRll'y, SIN' was ably Slll'C'U4'lI1'lI by Nliss NIIIIW XI1-sms, ul' lful'l,IumI Slain- 'I'e-an-I1e'l's Coll:-go. Senior IIIRIIIZIQIUI' was Jzmvl FilIl'l', assist:-II by um-5 Dvllrmml :md Nlzlry Nlulwy. rsl Hmm: firm-gg, Gray. Iivnjunlin, Spilz. Iinrr. Nm'zlrl1ol'1', Sl'IlllI.l-. S. SIUIIIIHIIB, IIFUVIII. Tllunms. Svc-mul ns:S1'Illlll. .I. Slvplmny. ZIIIIIIICV. Um-ns, IYIZIIIZIUV. Miss Mary IXIPHIIS, zulvism-r, Imx insun, Slum, NN 1-I4-I IIIIQLS, IIIII1-man. II1-mh-rsnm. I'm'wns, 'l'hir1l Row: fISI,l'lllIOI'I., I.uliun-r, Iluud, Mulxn-y, MIII1-r, li. Ixlm-4 I 1 lor, Ihun, I'mI1Im-k, S. I31-lhwml. S1'IlIil 'l'I4'l', S4-Ilvu-svr, Hillwrl. Ilvinri 'Il. To 1 Runs: llm-Grout, A. lim-vk 5 - . , . P' I I I . . Slruup, IXIIIQISIMII. I'. I'ulvr, Iuppmk, 1-. lxlvv, Russell, IIalrl,l, In-1-Ivy, HIIIIIFIII, .I. l'ni,1-r. Sunil. 66 jA6ll'lL6 fo 01110 Cl.l 2I'lt6 Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt S. Armstrong Mrs. R. Attridge Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip S. Barnes Charles G. Benajmin William G. Bromley Harold E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Brunea 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. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Carpenter J. Mark Chamberlain Walter C. Christensan Sydney E. Clarke Samuel J. Cohen J. D. Coleman George L. Cooper Irving J. Courtice Clarence A. Cousins J. Leo Davenport John J. DeGolyer Dudley S. DeGroot Laurence O. DeVoll Wilbur D. Dunkel Mrs. Charles A. Durand 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. Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eldredge Harold W. Eppink Irving Epstein Fred J. Fales Raymond E. Farnham James G. Fater D. F. Freiert Robert E. Forrester Arnold R. Goodrich William H. Gorst Walter W. Graeper P. Haack William D. Hailes George E. Hannan Howard J. Hill Leon M. Hill Captain and Mrs. I. Hurwitz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Kaman A. Jack Kauffman Harry L. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kirk William H. Klee Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs William Kleinberg Hollis A. Lawrence J. M. Lewis Howard J. Ludington Carl Marks Glenn E. Matthews John L. McGraw Abraham H. Milstein John H. Maloney Vincent J. Mulvey Ralph F. Murphy C. Raymond Naramore 0. B. Niesen Howard Neufeglise H. Earl Newman L. A. Newman Harold S. Norris Bryant G. Parsons William J. Paulus . Le Roy Percy Sol Posner Major and Dr. Predmore , Mrs. Henriette Present A. E. Quinton J. Howard Riddle Walter V. Rising Warren H. Rogers H. R. Russell William D. Ryan Jack Schooler Mrs. Harold G. Schweser 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 Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Zelomek Walter H. Schutz Robert T. Searing Bernard Shannon George V. Shaw Myron S. Snyder Werner Spitz Roscoe L. Taylor Lee A. Taylor Henry A. Thiede Herbert J. Warboys Frederick E. Webb William H. Werner Henry H. Wickes Jesse S. Yeaw bil' pa fI 0I'l6 ll,l0l00I te6! Esler Electric Company Key Drug Company Roy B. Vance Dolly Madison Bakery Scnn's Hardware Park Lane Beauty Shoppe Pcrry's Flower Shop Reed Candy Company The Book Shop Lcary's Dry Cleaning The Outlet Metal Arts Bohman Brothers Beck's Dry Cleaning Howard Johnson's Bastian Brothers Staub SL Sons, Inc. J ordonis Adorable Dress Shop Laube's Old Spain Roast Beef Tavern Chilson's Drug Store Hammer SL Johnson Service Station Rogers Construction Company Charles Forsythe, Jeweler Beck's Ham Levin's Grocery M. E. Sweeney, Asphalt Products Bel Air Beauty Shop R. C. Fisher, Esso Dealer Brook,s Furniture H. J. Ludington SL Company Compliments of a Friend Ryan's Red Sz White The Monroe Record Shop Knight's Pharmacy Van Doren's Beauty Shop DeRyke's Compliments of Mrs. Walter Zimmer Herbert O. Rogers, Realtor Ruby's Sports Shop Champion Knitwear Neisner Brothers Ilerman's Bakery Schlitzcr's Firestone Store Wegmarfs Sam and Mike's Barber Shop Shermanis Garage Carl's Richfield Service Station lClmer's Brighton Garage Bowen Service Station David A. Shacter Belle Isle Pharmacy Ronanis Twelve Corners Restaurant Heinrich's Motors 68 2414 fOgl Cl,l0A6 MON H10 cf if f aq 19 f 1 Q ' 1 4 7, X jv M N Wm V 1 IL 4 Y 7 X C M yn, h N HW N' My Q mm Q 5 Ng 611 2-1, ,... 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