Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Actors Befzina' Scenes 0 BEYOND the rosy glow of footlights, five Brighton citizens work without glory and ap- plause, without pay and often without thanks for the welfare of all the children of all the people. These public-spirited citizens, the Board of Education, elected by popular vote, have long cherished a vision of an enlarged Brighton with improved facilities for both youngsters and teen- agers. Weeks and months of planning brought forth the plans we present in this book, build- ings to provide not only adequate education for Brightonites but the best physical facilities in this area. To say we appreciate their efforts is an under- statement. Even though we, as seniors, will not share the use of the new additions, we are glad for our successors in Brighton. President of the group is A. Ralph Eckbergg vice-president, Charles G. Rittenhouse, clerk, Mrs. Henry Crawford. Warren Hastings and E. Reed Shutt complete the board. Robert T. Morrow, clerk of the Board, is re- sponsible for all records and financial accounts. Newly appointed attorney for the district is Rae Clark, former Brighton graduate. From top: A. Ralph Eckberg, Charles G. Rittenhouse, E. Reed Schutt, Robert T. Morrow, Mrs. Henry B. Craw- ford, Warren W. Hastings. 10

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irecfs BHS' Drama Hynes Rohert Hynes, B.A., M.E. Raymond Marling, B.A. Social Studies Social Studies Philip Kaufman, B.M., M.A. Hazel McKay, B.S. MUSIC ' Mathematics Alfm I-eWi5, B.A. Gertrude O'Donnell, B.A., M.A. Science English, journalism Lewis Kaufman Marling McKay O'Donnell 1 Perrin Phillips Reifsteck Steve Toepfer VanHooft Marian Perrin, B.S., M.A. Commercial Marian Phillips, B.S., M.A. School Nurse Edward Reifsteck, B.S. Physical Education Dorothy Rice, B.A., B.S., M.E. Librarian Lois Riegel, B.E. Science Edith Schweser, B.A. English Riegel Rice Schweser Van Zile Young Frances Steve, B.A. Mathematics Rolf Toepfer, B.A., M.A. English Gordon VanHooft, B.A., M.E. Science H. Margaret VanZile, B.A., M.A. Spanish Margaret Young B.A., M.A. English

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Property frew 0 WARM CLASSROOMS, cool class- rooms, clean corridors, varnished desks-all fall into a category called maintenance ably headed by joseph Slack, head custodian of grade and high school buildings. A bang-up job by the entire main- tenance staff makes all people con- nected with Brighton proud and justly so. Fragrant odors of delicious food make many a mouth water as pupils rush to the cafeteria for a lunch especially suited and planned for students and teachers by Miss Olive Fay and her capable staff. Hither and thither, wherever we wish to go, there stands a bus or buses with their friendly driv- ers ready to take the kids, We salute a well-coordinated maintenance staff who make BHS our second home. Top: Joseph Slack. Upper: Miss Olive Fay, Charles Steffen. Middle: Mrs. Catherine Kaut, Mrs. Mary Weterrings, Mrs. Flora Grant, Mrs. Helen Ziegel- hoefer, Mrs. Alice Brown. Lower: William Gerber, Mrs. Weter- rings, Mrs. Anna I.aBorie, Mrs. Mary Woodworth, Burt Weterrings, Mrs. Frances Miller, Mrs. Clara Pelletier. Bottom: Russell jock, Paul Merkel, Bart Kiernan, William McCarthy, Harry DeWitt, Al DeHollander.