Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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jeg irecfec! Our pafk Our superintendent, Mr. Painter, gives us the incen- tive to do better by his fine work. His kindness is knovsn to students and faculty alike as he is always ready and willing to lend a hand. Besides guiding our school as a whole, he guides us as individuals. FRED B, PAINTER, Superintendent Our office secretaries offer Considerably in the workings of the school. Their duties range from minding the switchboard to supervising the business problems of the school. T FROM L. to R: Mrs. Helen Yawman, Miss Marguerite Weiner, Miss Betty Lamed, and Miss Joan Holden. We were glad to welcome back Mr. Smith from his two year absence in the Navy. This year as in years past, he has offered his good advicot to students in need. Mrs. Stover aided him in aiding us. They have given us use of Fdcilitids of the new guidance officef, espeqial ly those col lege catalogs. r' ' , N' I i x ,d 1 I F T g I ll T g y Leonard B. Smith, ilice-Principal-in-charge of Guidance, and Mrs. S ' y Stover, secretary.

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jk? M065 M g0!0lfU V OUR SPORTS . . . pages 84-l05, contribute to the character and citizenship of both participants and spectators. Boys and girls alike play their parts on the ath- letic field. OUR CUSTODIANS .. . page I3, carry the burden of keeping our paths clear, healthy and easier to travel. Keeping the building clean and giving us our noon meal are only representatives of their duties . OUR CLASSES. . .pages 42-55, are composed of students of every kind. Eventually, after miles of study and fun, they will all reach the common goal --the CROSSROADS. OUR PATRONS. . .pages 10871 IO, generously gave of their funds for the support of our venture. If not for them, there could be no CROSS ROADS! 7

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