Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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1ll'L'lIIN -IIIVUQ' SItlll!lfI1,L'wOkCH. T. Frumkes. Greppin. Lztpides. Lesure. Allison Steztdmun. Sctzfml-Rtihv. Lew. Rosenthal. Cztmeros D. Frum kes. Nlr. Mzirling. udxisor SOCIAL SCIENCE FORUM: Presidinw oificers Judx Cameros. president: Murray Rosenthal. vice-president and Diana Frumkes. secretary-treasurer lead the group this year in conferences. debates. and tt mock election, UNITED NATIONS CLUB: Diunu Frumkes. presi- dent: Arleen Grudinger. vice-president. und Judy Roberts. secretziry-treasurer planned the elub's activities devoted to learning about people of vurious Countries und meeting their representatives.

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Smfiilifig. l, lo in-Miss Nltiri Pltun. ltiwrence Root. Hugh Nliner, Diixid Cilosson. Arthur Chapin. Raymond irling. S1'm'fiu-Nliss Nliirizin Perrin. Rohert Hynes. Miss Ruth L'pson. Nliss Gretchen Shafer. CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION: A knowledge of the history of past civilizations is essential to 11 just in- terpretation of to'dtiy's events. For this reason the stu- dent tit Brighton is offered mains courses in history. Beginning tit the sexenth griide he studies his own locail coniniunity Lind the stiite. He progresses through courses in Aniericain Lind world history Lind into end llis senior yezir with ai Course in internzitionail reliitions. studying the origins. concepts :ind clgissificzitions of governments. interniitiontil lam .ind internzitiontil orgqiniytitions such :is the l'nited Ndtions. ln gill the courses. the emphgisis is on the niegining ol. not the lllClllOFl!LillUll of. pzist deeds,

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rw! Education goes on in many ways Seniors enjoying their privileges k Q