Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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1 v lfll f T -4'-921 . The luxury of private trans- portation is enjoyed by the privileged Brighton buses cover the coun- tryside as the students attend each away game cheering the Barons on to victory. .... ,eg BUS DRIVERS Chauifeurs for the 3200 students in the three Brigh- ton Number One schools, the bus drivers are busy from early moming to late aftemoon. In addition to transporting students to and from school, the drivers take students on school sponsored trips, and to athletic events.

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FUTURE BHS students had the opportunity to learn about various careers when representatives from several occupations spent an evening at school on Career Night. answering questions and explaining aspects of their work. Representatives from sixty-six col- leges and universities were present at College Night to talk with juniors and seniors about their future education. Student Council President Peter Noce presents Miss Margaret Cook with a gold pin commem- orating her 25 years of service as a Brighton primary teacher. Looking on are Mrs. Elsie Robin- son, primary school principal, second from left, and Leonard B. Smith, high school principal. NURSES OF AMERICA: Under pres- ident Ann Hildreth, members learned about hos- pitals and nursing by actual visits. Among their activities were a field trip to Sonyea and an ex- cursion to Northside Hospital. At meetings they watched movies on nursing and wrapped Christ- mas gifts for the children's ward at Strong Me- morial Hospital. Some members did volunteer work at hospitals. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: To help them in their future work. several senior members of the Grace M. Truax Chapter of Future Teachers of America observed primary and elementary school classes. They also participated in a work- shop at Brockport State Teachers College. Mem- bers listened to speakers and assisted the Student Council at a fall student tea for the Brighton faculty. ninefeen