Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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'Me Boy ,' alhs 'ffzamps' at . nl 4. .-K Top row XX,lllllIUS Mills I-Ioffmeistex Dew Birrx Houck VIYIIIIIIH B1leer Third row Coach Hynes Gillette bpillei White Albertson I Ixflfklfl Miller McHose Liufei Sho1uIm1n Culxer Moss ewel Locke Second row Cohen m1n1g,e1 OB11cn Reed b1u1b1er Cappelhno Versace he 'I sloi XX Smith Bexlove n11nag,er First row Vin De-wenter nnnteer R Goetzmm Bltes Mueller Seymour Bovxhn Hill Ixomisu manaeer Dovsn along the Genesee at tl1e men s campus of the U of R stands a monument to the 1946 edition of the Brighton soccer squad The inscription reads To a gallant team of boys mel their coach who lost a heartbrellccr 7 l to M 1d1son in the sectional hnals on this field Novs tl11s ls surely fllkllul n1tel1 out it sum uw t1e tlun ine seisdn vw 11c1 slvk t1e loca pitehmen 0 through nine gunes without 1 loss IIILI but one tie and then succumb to a tclm which must hue been st1clecd with r1bb1ts teet 'Ihose 11 ho sm th1t spine tingling hnale c1nt torget th 1t thirty foot leiels xxhich suled through thc goal inches under the erossbar and set the I-Iyncsmen dovtn VN ith a thump of thrills and spills Irmle C1PIClllI1O hit the b1ll more with his nose th1n his foot and em Sfturbier tools a terrinc oeating in the last games before the sectiomls so that he wxasn t up to plr In the semi hn1ls Genesco racked up tv1o golls one 1 pret 5 shot off the toe of Brighton s own Nicle Albertson 1nd the other off the l1e1d of BI-Ib fllllblllx bunmy XICYSIRLV trying dcsperuclx to lceep it out ot tl1c net Rcxenvetull Brlghtonltes toole it out on Churchxille in 1 non l aguc tru to cxen thines up tor tl1c 9 0 shcllaeleing of 1xe1r 150 1nd polished Ott Spencerport 1nd Broels port tv11ce etch to Hun 1 scct1on1l oerth To gixe the reserxes experience 1nd selt confidence QOICII Hxnes stlged two non lelgue affurs with Last Bloomfield 1nd one with Pittstord ending, in 1 scoreless tie Fur pl 5 1nd good 5IOI'fSlT1.1I1Sl1lP characterized all glmes 1nd although there vi as in 1bunel1nce ot lsnccles ind bruises thcx 1ll came from rugged clean competition Brighton r1cleed up the ITTIJZIUKQ tot1l of forts sexen points xxhile holding its opponents to nine It was 1 top sc INCH 1nd a htiinc, tribute to CO1Cll Hynes return trom the Armt I8 l 1 ' .v ' ' -Y ' ' , L- v 4. A ' y ' h ,.' ,.,' L. .' S Q v 1 , Q . , . ' ' ': , . 1 ' ': ' , -- , I ' A , ' ' , 1 , jo A, iili' ', A v - I . l f 7' . - I A ' , L 2 7 . I , 2 f, ' , 1 I 4, ' I . I , ' ', ' 'k' . ' A A L , ' . I X A 1 ' 1 '. . ' , ' ' . s 1 l 4 'll' if . 4. 'l 'rl ' l'- r l '- gl 5- e V '- - ' A A 1 ' - - , . - - fi , - I a V .- , , 7' ' l It was a long. hard road over which BI-IS travelled to reach that Section V final, with plenty ' 5 J A '. 71 ' e 3 ' ' 1 ' 2 , ' J U' 1 , . . , L . 1 . . . ' - - , - , 1 . . . ' ' L - - 'L 1 , 5-L , , 1' ,.- . A 1 - V . . . . n . - , ti 1 1- ' 4 ' A L , L . L.. ' 'J A - - I ' 1 L ' 1 I ' ' L f , A ' I ' ,' I 1 I I l 'A A 4' 1 14 4 P I , . ', A b - . . A by L . x . , A 4. - u .A . A ' .' , ' A E - v ,k-I . A ,

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Frosb! Here ffzey a e! After mastering the intricate halls of BHS and wading through .1 year of XR and the froah can no longer be dubbed green-horns by upper classmen. Leading the class of one hundred sixtyrhve. has been Sally Hall, backed by joan Hunt, xice-prenidentg Bob Houck, secretaryg and Elizabeth Seymour, treamurer, Top row: Cohen, Van Duwen, Detro. Galbraith. -lobex, Dunkel, 'lltyl-ir, Slaytiwn, Henderwn, Drivtning. Paris. Third row: Zaenglein, Hunt. Dalbey. Suurbier. Kline-man. Mewinger, Barth, Ywtirig, Judd. Baxter. Second row: li. Folwell, Rice, Seymour, Sher, Hanhardt, Chapman, Zoller, Drmning, Hagedtirn. Hallman. First row: Carter, Bittker, XX'hittle, Siebert, lilluwitch, Flugel, liarmaxter, Liberman. Top row: Short. Killip. Smith, Petrie, Kellett, Coleman. Xamet, Levinson, Keir. Xeuhierl, Patterson. Third ruvsz Sliupe, Child, Rosenberg, Vfard, Turlock, Hubbard. Ziegler, Schooler. Eckherg. Reinhardt, Tuebe. Second row: Aahmead, Mounts. DeVisser, j. Miller, Frank. Deitrich, Herrman, Xlfliitinore, Anderwn, Crosby, Durfee. First row: Feinblonm, Stern, XY'endt, Judd, R. Clark, Larson. McHose, D. Young, Leahy, D. VandeVate. 17

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Hwy ' ,Ve , slr f C0 etptuns Of lmst season s elexen were Sammy Versage rugged hlrel fiehtxng, full b.1Ck and Frank Cappelllno Cap starred at IIlSld6 and was a standout player through out the selson Telmlng wrth Cap on the front wall were Dave Sparky Mueller mt eenter mel erry Saurbler wt the other msutle 9 ss s ln th it ill rmportlnt fmll mel was not up to his usual par but Mueller took oyer tor hrs pdl md plxyeel 1 tremendous game At the flrnks were two ellmlnutlye speeel boys B1ll Bowlln and Bob Reed who tene Coleh Hynes 1 hlrel to belt eomblntrtnon on offense Backing up the llne tt eenter h1lt was lanky Roger Culver mel playxng on erther slde of htm were Frank Bates ,md Nlck Albertson At the other fullbxek post w ts Bob obe whlle IH between the uprlghts was Huble Hull Seldom d el the opponents mtmyee to penetrlte thus rock rubbed defense to seore 1 eoxl Al Seymour ake Mlller Due Mel-lose mtl Dawe OBrien stw plenty ot serxlee tlonyg, with the others mel helped rue C o uh Hynes 1 highly sueeesstul selson slnee re turnlnv to BI'lKi:,l1fOI1 trom the Army Top to bottom Slufbltf Mueller Albert 1 u Ree l IILD Xl Hnse f lxel B wlxn e e Below xppellrn Xu e 521171111 J kv FSE.-.ap 440