Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Page 11 text:

4 Mfg? 3 WKVQW V, , M ,Q Q Wlfllgg ,WWW I

Page 10 text:

Fo ewora' I IRC JL C I I 1 1 L s lf?-I I11s SLI 1ts u1111sL 1111t1I 111111 lf st11 tu t11tsI11 tI 11 1 1 1st mu LTI t1L 1t111111L wt 11 u1tL1 t11s L 11I Q11 111 11111111 xx1I I1C I1LcI xx 1111111 11I1I1t111111I rLsp1111s1I11I1t1Cs 1111I tI1L 1 cus 111st 111st x11II I1L so 1111111 Hcct111ff 111C11111r1Cs IIL I 2-I Cm11m1111'1 t11 prtsmt tw tI1C st11tIL11t 11 tx 11 tI1L sc11111rs ll1 1 Lll II 1 I1st111Q LI1r11111L L 1 u ants fI11s 111111111 1Lp1LsL11ts tI1L Lp1t11111L 111 unrx 4 r1t111tL s L11cc1 If IS tI1L sx1111 sf1111111tL1LI1 sc111111 LI1ss I L must tI11t In t1I1111Q 11111 tI1r1111UI1 thc sc1sc111s xxc I111c I1u11 1I1IC to 111111 LX to X 1111 not f111Ix tI1C Cx c11ts I111t 1x11 tI1t s1f1111I1L mu 11ftI1cSc 1 cus s1ff111f1Q111t 111101 1 1111 111ff1t111 111 st 1 6 6 ' ' . .- - - 6 T 1 tI1c st-11s111s 111 tI1c past I11111' H' u11's. IIIC IQIQISJ uf - nf I I ' ' I ' ' Q 1 NIS UII I I I - 1' JI 1 -1 I1 .I I I I I.. I Il I '15 I. x1'I1 ' -' I 'I1 I' g' g I I I '-1 '1tI1 I- I .I 1 D' II I I., I It is. tI1c1'cf111'c. tI1c c111'11cst c111Ic11x'111' of tI1c SYLIII of I ' I 7 f' I ' 1 Q ' I 1I-', 111I I1lI'fI'I1',1 1. L ' '-I-1f ga I z 'Q 1 Q 5 1 ' ' ' X' I A ,I 2 I I Y. I ., ,I 1,1 .I I I ,I': I Q 'I I ' If ' ,I 'I tg. .'.: I Q ll '.I I111tI fm' tI1c class 111' '-I' 1 I I '?I 1 I QI1 Q 'I1 111I.

Page 12 text:

Mdlll Cog: In Our Educaf bn Goiuxox lf. A1.i.i-:N Pi'i11i'i!i.zl 'ff Briglilwz Hjqli Sufism! i . i i Miss Aucia L. lfoiiv Pl'i1Icff7.1f of Br'f,2'lilff12 Gililit- Xi'f'ffff:l AVBRIEY D. lDoNi.i2v Slfyherilzlelltfenl of Sl'1lW10!.f Occupying th.1t form.1l othce otf the main h.ill wus Aubrey D. Donley. our superintendent of schools. Mr. Donley could often be seen around school going .ihout his duties of coordinating the running of school buildings. seventeen hundred students. .ind the teaching ,ind Vllcllll- tenance sttitfs. The friendly voice greeting us over the P.A. system every morning was that of Principnl Gordon F. Allen, who tide vised us .ill .lt one time or iinother. on what subjects to take next ye.ir. .ind the v.irious opportunities otlered hy colleges .ind other schools of .1dv.1nced education. lfnergetic .ind friendly, Miss Alice l.. lfoley .ilxxpiys h.td .1 minute to sp.ire from her husy schedule .is princip.1l ol' the gmde school to help out gr.1dc- schoolers .ind visitors. Aiding Mr, Donley is Mrs. Helen Yawmitn, while Mr. Allen's secret.iries tire Miss M.1ry l-lngermm .ind Mrs. Phyllis Nichols. At the grade school Miss Gene Kingsley .lssists Miss lioley. Miss Adelaide Schreiner resigned in the 35.1 f 9 high school othce this ye.1r .ifter .ilmost four years here, 'V un ,, .WK 1 . T' c, .:. ,. , A , Wh ' 7 Miss Hagerman, lhlfs. Yawman, Mrs. Nichols