Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Guiding Gur Universe WILLIAM E. HAWLEY Superintendent of Schools The seniors reflect the respect and affection of an en- tire school in dedicating this yearbook to Mr. Hawley. 5

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Gur Grbit Head Astronomers . . . the very core of our existence, charted our course and steered us through our educational universe pages 5-10 Axes of Our World . . . were our classes numbering 780, students who worked and played together under the Brighton banner pages 17-47 Whirlwinds of Activity . . . opened new horizons, developed and broadened our interests in a well rounded extra-curricular pro- gram ................ pages 49-69 Sports of the Gods . . . stimulated keen competition in ex- tensive varsity and intramural pro- grams open to all boys and girls pages 71-94 -4

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Upper Stratosphere Round Table Arthur E. Harris Prizrciliml o HELPING us to smooth out the wrinkles in high school life, Arthur E. Harris, Brighton High School principal, has inspired high ideals. His keen interest and friendly smile, tireless planning and dutiful execution of these plans have marked his five years as BHS principal. L Coordination of activities and direction of disciplinary action are only two of the counts less duties that have fallen upon Francis E. Davies. His patience and kind understanding have encouraged us many times during this first year as vice-principal. 'adm Francis E. Davies V ice- Priuci pal Betty Larned Mrs. Shirley Stover Dolores Stein Marguerite Vi'einer Mrs. Helen Yawman