Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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roddroa ri .3 IX 2 Lf' lf' 1 0 I U GD i W' ' Xxx l.l' .g . 'y ',mtuuI1! June, 1954. . .Here we pause to recall the past and ponder the future. Through these pages we will retrace our past, so enriched in retrospect. From a rather hes- itant entry on the Brighton scene, the student body has undergone a change--a change so el- ementary, so complex. But what does this transformation determine ? The future, the unpredictable, yet potential future. And where will we find it? The future lies here--this lS the future. Our six years at Brighton have passed, and the yield has been fruitful . Every aspect of our iourney, -classes, clubs, sports,-all contribute to our destiny. I It is now that we find ourselves. . . liffl

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OUR ADMINISTRATION . . . pages 8-9,including faculty and Board of Education, has built the bridges of knowledge and guidance which we follow on our iourney. SA id maya .SZOWA THE CLASS AT THE CROSSROADS . . .pages I4-4I,can only look back on memories of activities and af- fairsin which they took part. These pictures and stories span the road they have traveled thus Far. OUR SENIOR SURVEY . . . pages IO6-I07fis the annual poll which predicts who withinthe senior class are set to go places. Here, again, we go out on a limb. 6 OUR ACTIVITIES . . . pages 56-83, give us the chance to show what we as individuals can do asa group. Here we begin to branch off the straight and narrow.