Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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'1fL'? it . rf-.. f.'- ,L.:, ' ' I-'-5 ' I ' ' if 5 Lf ag ,ZQJMJ , gyifg 4,43 ,Z .7171-f'C' yfyvcdvild doo will F f7,Zg,fL.Qf faf C.67ea,!p ' x '4s.,af.,f If S ' ,ZZf..Z'ef2f6l?4L4z,.of M47 V C'4 '7f'O'lZ' ftp? ,f kayak, gmggc, jfgfkgi, i,Zf2 M eafcf - - . 7 fC4'L! 7faLaf ,sjyp-f ,uf a ' ?JfQ,7ZJ6 C, ,V1,7,0-ccL,a,J ,A,t,L-a,f?fC4lff ' 7 , g f ,f14z,c, ,,a,cv ,n'7ZfCC4'f'Cj -252' g'C'K4 Mtilmaff . :wwe-' .ww AW - ' . f I J ,6.av'e, ',4M.,' aft Ai' X - yfdfcajffviifl F daft' 4' 'wp if ffwfv FOREWORD S Coinciding with our Twenty-fifth Anniversary was the evaluation of Brighton High School by the Middle States Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. We therefore chose to show the reader our school as the evaluators saw it. Many of the after-school activities in Brighton are really an extension of the classroom work. Thus we have grouped these voluntary academic activities with the department that sponsors them. We have also separated the student-administra- tion groups from the purely social groups, and finally we have printed in italics a brief comment about each department made by the evaluators 'in their forty-six page report. This repo is available to the readeylxpon request to Legmnpffffi. Smith, principal. L l , H V' A ' v- 5 -Aff if vf I7 4, J f 1 ! l g ,f fd L, - . f . L l f ! ,K I -l ' V Alf L I ' 4 'fl f S , - f - v Y I 1 sznce me fmd ourselves In the f1fSl year of the Spacc Age wnce the future of manktnd trembles between annzhllatton and fulflllment ne the Stlver Anniversary Class dedicate this Book to the Golden Anniversary of 1983 IH hopes that the peace for whzch we now strlve u :II has e become a realtty 4 1 I 1, Z . ' I X S 1958 HISTORY OF BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL In 1928, Brighton High School consisted of twenty ninth and tenth grade pupils who met in the grade school building. The school became a fully ac- credited high school in l93l with an enrollment of sixty-four pupils. Expanding enrollment saw two extensions to the elementary building in 1930 and 1934. The present high school building, erected in 1940, and the new wing. added in l952, accommo- dates grades seven through twelve. The continually rising pupil population will necessitate the conver- sion of the high school building into a senior high school containing only grades nine through twelve. Execution of this plan is scheduled for 1959. .Very 'xl . 4 C . -I' -' CFM' ' .1 .I . Il 4-1, K hm 'V .X ri H A 4 . ' I - X 'il j. , ' ll V . I 'V 'rj I, I 'Ti YT I i 'f .A i rigvl bk fly l sv ' I 1 I . I P'f' 'lf' ff fiiff' -3 5 ,fx Y -. g J, - I K ly- Q s H N ' . N' . I sk , Y V . ,..X..? Left to rzgfhr Mrs Arthur Clark Mr Joseph Adams Mr Rae Clark Mr Robert Sheridan Mr Thomas Muller Mr Fred Pamter Mlss Allce Foley Mr Floyd Klrkham Mr Robert Morrow Mr Warren Hastmgs Mrs Gnlbert Corrls 'M ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Determlnatlon of educatlonal pollcles IS the job of the Bnghton Board of Educatlon The Board handles com phcated problems of publlc relatlons financmg and admlmstratlon They must be far sighted ln therr bulld mg program and they must see that the educational needs of the commumty are met v VM fi i l K ly 'I L' L , 1, L t I. , ' 1 ' 'I lv L , J A sf , ., j ,V LL. yr' A A It L , 1 ' 1' 1 I A ,fp A if , 1 , ,fl , K Q' - he 4 I' . , nf ,L c .4 v 4 I ,, , l, 3' 4 F In V , -' 1 t , , .1 J fi. P 7 i , it e V ff A ff r s x ,A 'V D! vi I Y 1 I 4 .1 .4 J -f c V . H' n 1 up i M , vc' :Z if V - 1 ' 1 , ' . A 1 r 4, . A f N ' 1 , U 1 I L , x qv L IL .4 If ' if . . 17 lv if ' lf L L' ' . . L ff Q' , V L L s 1 'L j L. 1 y I 4 Q . lf 5 lf' v L. .i ' M' U , :X W V A' . L' f -, , t I 1 lf Lv 1' X Jw J V ' 1 'V J VIL J 1 1, h X iv' ' ' ,z ' y , ., L - 'Lf' . 'A' , . l ' I I ' ,X if' Qui V LJ rf 'f A ' 1- V 13 DJ ,V My H . f' . ,. f - L , W Lf ' V 4 A , , 'Ju ' bf L 1 MV' JI! , 1 ,, 1, J jf l V 4 f' . My , V t ff ' . 3 Av 1 Q 1 f L, It A L K 0 ie f ijt! fl! if 1' .,f . . if I Lf L. , ., I, f t a J r if ' ' L if ,L f ' VV X -,ff lf lf' ff- jf' l' VJ'-' .5 VA f Nun V A 4 V I-J J ' K V -Ji Y I Af 1 V L!! ' , J Il L 'V' , 1 L L - L if 7 N fy' T I A rf . V 'VJ i 'I' xl Director of Instruction: Alice L. Foley Superintendent: Fred B. Painter Assisting the Board as Superintendent is Fred B. Painter. Upon him rests the total responsibility of administering the educational program. He carries out efiiciently the Board's directives and brings before the Board for con- sideration the requests of the teachers, parent groups, and administrators. Aiding Superintendent Painter with teacher selection, in-service training, community relations, and curriculum continuity, Alice L. Foley coordinates the work of the three Brighton schools at all grade levels. 7 na r lnerulu at ity Libra Y QL U lddlll ,,2:':,::::fi b ' lv'-V07 I z Illllllplll Nl mon ln H ln L Oh 1 9 5' N050 531' urn n lagflu Prim zpul Iz.on xrd B Smllh The hm Yh f'lIll'lf' Csec Lhart dlDOVCl Gwen Brlghton Hwh School 18 ldrmlx dun to thy ldnllnlstratlvc lbxllms of Prlnclpdl Lpondrd B Smlth lsslstgd by Marlon E Handel who ilso suparwlscs student 1ct1v1l1c5 .ind LllbClpllI1L Robnrt Collins lmbovg rwhtl .md hls stxff of tnachgr idxxsors su th lt L uh studgnt h ns 1 wgll balancgd currlculum sumd to h1s1nd1w1du1l meds Both snholdbtlc md pgrson ll problgms are h lndlcd by tha l'Uld1l'lCC counsglors xxorklnv ln COD-lLll'1CIlOI1 wlth thy fdcultx thu school psxcholovlst .md the school nursg EJ-MJJLJ i7C....'YY1, LJUUL1 CYAJ, vkivvca VbCxn9-J-WV C8-'mlb -WN-f Tun, Jcpvwu nw -eA..c.c,.s-A be-1 '71-D11 X11-CJL adwcsu if i Cmmck began, we .awww M, cwi-ct, QOH vtvjfgf LWO vc'-Sftfltf .Af Q 5-uvuc YYu, Y'rufvvCA9M4o Js-VQMJ-9 CVS -'bw'-1 3'F-4fY1 'C1 CXCVYW-.f CVvx,CL. x.8gg,4,,.,,'V -1-G CL, Qgfyum ggvn u-:cet .f3cgnc'L.A9.cM, c,s-LLL , Chi. vt'-44, W vb-Llf c,W.A.fYT'XCLA.,'vx CVD W 'SSL CL cix,vx.q, ' fo ,bcnfvv-f JK-4' LC W' 'fhhj EM, 'A-ifwb Neg, ,H yrqyb vihiuf uJi'xj4f ,ufo..U.ci ,,u.1- ,vvmefcc .Luck Siuwfuf' I ,4.AfY1- QL, f Q ccvvn-L ak fqw-A-L Wifi b 'i' 'fb mnwmb Qapwmc-MA? PCO-54 wmln l APMWNC' wud L- ' Uk I: S, Www me LMCUO OCYN, micsbdf ' ' SENIOR ADVISORS , I1-'s ,JLLcw.i.Ls-1 CMU9'-'J PQVNL' ,' - R b- 1 ' 11' - D . A Jvgince eifvht '-nihbe egcyent oT1?l,ieCs'diiidrs'ietSQ Biifhtontggjgb CGJNJ +C. L5-ucv? 0 ,EH ffpggoi lQnSl A1+ JA? , 1 P ,y 1 P. . ' 3 1 for institutions of higher learning, three faculty members CLAS., 6091 J'V'Q'iQ' CJLVJCWF' -f5Gfv-are assigned to advise thc seniors in their choice of ' -SLGAQJCI of-uvccareer andfor college. Advising thc Class -of 1958 were W 2 H A . ly Ruth M. Lucy. Arthur B. Chapin. and David E. Closson. L ' vvm CVYNC ' . Fvscck www 1 Lvmucwd CAFETERIA For pleasant meals in the cafeteria the committee as well as the students are indebted to Olive Fay and her fourteen assistants. Innovations to the cafeteria this year include bright new curtains made by the home economics classes and paintings by the art classes. NURSE Marian H. Phillips, Brighton High School nurse, not only works in the clinic during the school day but she also advises representatives to local health organiza- tions. Pictured below with her are Cleftj Sally Stahl- brodt and frightl Mary Ellen Neun senior and junior representatives to the Rochester Teenage Health Com- mittee 3 lltltlllllll 1, 1 U- SECRETARIES Sllllldlllgf Marguerite Weiner. Carol Carter. loan Limpert. Vera Johnson. Sitting: Ida-Mae Glover, Christine Ray- mond. Jean Adams. The work of the secretaries, so essential to the efficient running of the school. covers everything from general secretarial work to running a multi-lith machine in the second floor ditto room. -1- ...I W. 4- 9 1 5' ' ,,'.v-f 'A Y, ' 'rw' -' f ZZ' V Y 1.9 .ZX lt ' k! , M Q, - 1 NX JXYSA '15 QL gi - . Q El. Ai., -J H H-f ' ' - , ,, Q -wut A .. - fn- ,, - Q 'N .J---.,..,,... ,H 1 3 r 7 ln I milf L L Q. , - .k . V L- v ?? ' 1 -:gf .. - . A 'v 4 1 if- -L ,.,fT 'iL x ' if 5..- . ..I., - 3' .-s.f?gi2s:ff4l . 4 i .2511 A Q 5 4 ', l ff'-'J ' 8 sl.. , .-.-- . -, , ,,. ..,..4, 'ga Q-M A W J ..-.----- ' ' ',-:zz- ' if X 1' A Lx 2Qe:4?Ez..: ' ' ' '-'-L i .'v , ,l 1 has --Q g :'55 - . Hua' f I 1 5 Tsa. .. fi 4 C Y 1 ...vu xt SE! M M M ea ..gn 1 S I I s . Nw.. 'I t- ii- at L r' fs h 3 x . . 6 T ,N 'l t -mi I w . . v I . J 1 1' 1 I V 1. 5, fr gmt , 4 1 .it 5 -'W A N W I ' 'Vg XX '-. 4 ..,, Z 'r O N f I YQ , x lu ,x ' M ' , , V 1 rkrwy V ,y.x,iA I N I ,I . if I O . ,ggi ' At left Charles Stefien and Arthur Crossley check machinery. Above in the boiler room, H' William Gerber tforegroundl and an assistant pause to greet a visitor. 6 u Q was The most outstandzng strength of Brzghton Hzgh School Iles ln the erceptzonallx high professzonal training and abllny of ns well balanced staff and able admzmstrators x Q i W I I ,. ' Q- I ' ' if Q 'S- E 2' M X W 4 1 ' W 6 -. . .Q' M' 5 , C Q 438 2 1-xt gf f, !ivi, .' 'J A ' 1.4 Tfpf' ,, A-,Qi W iii-L N b , y -x -A Xxx X I , I 5 I ' r Q , ff 4' rl! x u E 'I I g . 4, C Nd Jw rl? 22 ,gf H 'Z gg. ART CAN BE MESSY! Senior Lani Salin pauses to wipe a smudge of paint from her face. ART CLUB Highlighting activities during Art Club meetings were sketching trips, movie trips to the Memorial Art Gallery, and a spring picnic. Aiding president Nancy Berger were Gail Valkenburg, secretary, Shera Ban- bury, vice-president, and Rhoda Payne, advisor. CAMERA CLUB Opening the door to the darkroom, David B. Smith, advisor to Camera Club, admits a committee member to observe club activities. Officers include Cindy Hunt, president, Stuart Spector, vice-president, Sue Allen, secretary, and Mary Martin, treasurer. 15 ,Q F' 'f, ,-fig N , f T' .V 4' M i ll ,f 3 il v5 5- 49' L Q- Q 'L 27253, 1 V vlhr A 4 Y W if ' S 'S x - X 5, x ? soclAL SCIENCE Fonum I'fitQ'.ffyWER? Wen' I knew Social science forum, sponsored by Raymond Marling, welcomes students interested in the art of debating. Members discuss and debate current events under the 4 direction of Dick Bowes, presidentg and Jack Sterling, program chairman. Q 0 G , 1 RL ' ' .1 r-.. S - I ASLEEP OR JUST THINKING? Norman ANOTHER INTRUSION? interruptions don't seem to bother Beck relaxes in class. Mr. Closson's ninth grade citizenship class. ' 1 ' ffllllls Q 'I 1 5 mf' ' xl .. fiiiiif. I , .. xr., 1 :qv .af yu , Q sw 5 4 , . . L W .rl 'fx 4 tif., ff . Lay wh , LQ' 32: . fi? za A I N , 'M . I A i X -L. I f I fx A f 5 1 1' -' l 4 ' S C Ig, . , Q' :wi COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Rosemary Connaughton, Allena Fnsbee Busmess Educatlon features classes rang mg from Introductlon to Busmess to Office Practlce and Business Law The depart ment also offers Busmess Ar1thmet1c shorthand salesmanshlp Busmess Man agement two courses 1n typmg and two courses m bookkeepmg These courses prepare the student both for the problems of the busmess world and for further academnc trammg C ommendatzons for the quality of teach mg and the professzonal attztudes of the stab' for the provzszon of adequate up to date equipment and znstructzonal ma terlals PRACTICE MAKES PER FECT Norma Francls and Joanne Schnexder work wlth Mxss Connaughton F 8 isy' 'I -.Q -,YK lvl f 1 .-'fi Q 1 W , f' I IW iw ' V 4 -9 i 6 N, A . 'J ' faux E 'L r 'ii' 145 1 A 1 1649 X 5 V, ,4 ,, I 4 -A '. M v' 1 U ' sd ,M 52 4 P A .25 ,.,, , Q N5 .L Z3 'AM A ,yQ , ' , Q fi in wr ,G f Z fu QM m 1 ,4 5 511 A A I 9 ,fi 1,41 f -mf ' ' Y, , fj V . I V g , A L '. ' 5 as 4 . V MM -1.,,:-f,,,.1lN qi it qu .f :gi , 2, , ,, E ' X V? L, , Q . SQL it vii, iarxwl. .5 .A ' iff. 3 . as x : 3 mm - , M 45 ' 4 Z: W- .W 12 W1 2: f 'Z ix .ax w 19' :Sz 2.612 3 'fsizmv' Y 'fi - ' ' .W - ' uv. af ' ' 22512122 :' f .: . :tv 22552 f 133: U my . ....: - paflf.-iw ,, ,,... ,f,. Mm mfs 1 fi' . Q .. ji- aah? HARLEQUINS Highlighting Harlequin activities for the year were the fall and spring dramatic productions. Directing club activities were Paul Knoke, advisorg Christine Kirkham, presidentg Brenda Shencup, vice-presidentg Eunice Strumph, secretary, and Robert Baxter, business manager. Assembly programs offer a variety of educational entertainment from scientific demonstrations to student variety programs. IT'S NOT A MOUSE! Static electricity causes Gay Edgell's hair to stand on end. STAGE CREW Duncan Payne fstage managerj, Alan Culbertson, George Ball. Bill Pinch. Rob- ert Payne, Gay Edgell. Jay Edgerton, Steve Bless, Dick Roberts, Tim Went- worth, Pat Quinn, Sue Brayer, Gay Bracker. Under the direction of Paul Knoke and stage manager Duncan Payne, the stage crew take on such activities as the set-up for noon-hour movies, the lighting for all school dances, the running of assemblies, and the job of constructing and light- ing sets for the various productions, including the three sets for the operetta, The Gypsy Baron. X i 1 - lib vH .,.iJ' f..mY'f'3' V W, i V ' ff aaa THESPIANS Standing: Berger, Kirkham. Roberts. Miller, Haines. Paul Knoke, advisor, Kappelman, Smith, Lewis. Edgell. Sitting: Goldblatt. Kayser. Dacks, Berlove, Strumph, Ball, Payne. To become a member of the National Thespian Society, a high school student must obtain at least fifteen points and be voted in by the society. Harlequins eam points toward admission by acting, selling tickets, ushering, making posters, and working backstage. Directing the semi-annual inductions to Troupe 1094 and the annual Thespian assembly play are Gay Edgell, president, Linda Dacks, vice-president, Sallie Kappelman, keeper of the book, and Karen Kayser, secretary- treasurer. Advisor to the Society is Paul Knoke. '44 VI Q.,..' A ,542 ,Y , .',','Hi .f , , 1 rw ,IJ , fl 3 1 14 'im HPR- V -: 4 t . 4 if xixfh ff' D' 1 'Q , 5 - ' A E' Q ' ' A ,,s P , nf! I 1 fx A H! ,n, i I Q iii H231 g' Ng, E U 1' in S x ' W 1 I 15, ff' . 1. Q ' I iv, Q gt 5 .M X 1'i:2:YP5f.-' f - V 5: - 'F wwf.: A- ,vm .... , . ,aan CROSSROADS Jodie Hibbs, typist: Maryjane Kimmel. production manager: Barbara Allen. assistant lay-out editor: Barb Noble, editorrin-chief: Karen Eckberg, lay-out editor: Penny Pleger, senior class editor: Shawn DeLaney. assistant editor: Terry Drees, class editor: Peter Waasdorp, boys' sports editor: Mary Martin. photography editor: Carol Bullen. girls' sports editor: Fred Lewis, business manager: Steve Phinney, publicity manager: Sue Heckel. art editor, and Barbara Bowie, literary editor. Evaluators visiting the Crossroads room find frantic typists struggling to get copy Hnished for a deadline, stacks of pictures and drawings in no apparent order, notes tacked under bulletin board names, and frenzied queries all directed to the comple- tion of the 1958 Crossroads. HERE, MARYJANE. HAVE AN ARM! Staff I CAN TYPE WITH MY EYES SHUT! Assist members Carol Bullen fleftl and Maryjane ant-Editor Shawn DeLaney types last minute Kimmel prove they still have a sense of humor copy for the senior section. after the yearbook is on the press. l Y -l I 26 ski' r 5, 3 N M 1 9 X - J F HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Marie Getzler, Ruth Bloom. Seventh graders, as well as eighth graders, are required to take a one semester homemaking course. A three year sequence in homemaking designed primarily to prepare youth for their future responsibilities as homemakers is offered to senior high girls. Two rooms equipped with washing machines, dryers, stoves, refrigerators, and sew- ing machines serve as the workshops for these classes. Commendations: To the stajj' for their professional interest shown through attendance at educational meet- ings and for professional readingsg for the attractive appearance ana' evidence of care given the Homemaking Department. Mr. Painter attends a seventh grade Food Class party. Mrs. Getzler's girls work on their projects: Sue Spiehler, Norma Francis lbackgroundj, and Pat Wells. 'iv ,, 3125 4 V 2 vs: Y, 1 5 SE' 4 5 RW Q if? 'f . a .a 'Q f g ag Qm..0- ww ' ' Q 5 ff f 'mg . I ,X af- 45-' 'L . li 3' 1 5-A 1? i 3.4 1 6 'C kg Qs 'V A f +3 L LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Luke J. Nolfi, Margaret V. Wojnowski fDepartment Headj, Marian D. Dryer, Edward C. Wuinee, Priscilla R. Jones, Thomas R. DeVitto, Anne Fay Casey, Anne M. Healey. Classes in French, Spanish, and German are scheduled for at least two periods a week in the sound-equipped language laboratories. The use of a tape recorder and recorded lessons facilitates the student's leaming of pronunciation. Modem lan- guage laboratories coupled with instruction beginning as early as the fourth grade, and thirty-one courses including Latin, offered in the high school, give the Brighton student proficiency in all phases of foreign languages. Brighton's Foreign Language Plan created a most favorable impression. Cer- tainly the results on the Senior High level are very much above those observed in a school where an underlying program is not present. T his is an outstanding program. 31 LANGUAGE CLUBS Additional practice in speaking a foreign language in a social group is offered to students of the language clubs. These groups also study the customs and life of foreign nations. Guest speakers, films, and parties at which- native foods are served highlight the year's activities. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Consuls Dinny Dasburg and Sally Craw- ford, Aedile Dick Rosenthal, Quaestor Wendy Snow, and Scriba Mary Gasink, work with advisor Lillian Follansbee. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Ed- ward Wuinee, advisorg Kirsten Heuhn, presidentg Hjordis Sper- lin, vice-presidentg and Ruth Messinger, secretary-treasurer. zvx IVN FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Peg Moyes presldent Lynn Mull vor V1CCpI'CSldCl'lI Daryl Salz man secretary Shawn DeLaney treasurer Prnscnlla Jones ad SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Trudl Holden president Joy Sonders vrce presldent Jodie Hrbbs sec retary Nancy Berger treasurer Thomas DeV1tto adwxsor 7 5 ' , - - Z - , 'Z , S ' V ' VISOF. , , , . : V - 1 . Q , . f X MF if 4 3 ls, 0 ' fs, few N ,.f. J Q Tb W 4- ?f?4?a if ,. ' H-en , gift, m? ,, ,, 2: 1344 A ms, ws.- ,,:?g'p,. , A Jw, , Ai, -gi A 5' 5 '7' ?' ,1 f f. V M -' 1- ' 11 . F ' 1 X12-71 G K ?1fl ' Q' ' 4 ' qkg 1 . ' ' am f '1 ' 5, . V Q 'K' 'wwf . ,.f.1 1 'vfnif an '. 4 1 4.1 M if-f .. ,, fv,' s 3'-W mf ' ,W .W ARWY' , ,,.. , Ji? F6 J A 'Y in S . , 3 g ' f ' ? A . fi 5 if ? f 7 'fz , - ', ' 159 AA' ff ' H M 7 1 gr 3 Q5 ff -w V4 3 ,Ig ,, k' z . rl i 7 ' . sf -ffm? if 1:-5 Q' ' we W ' H Mx , 4? S ,T '45 , 5 , 5 Q Q Q -8. MU ALPHA THETA Standmg Waasdorp Wxllnamson Mmor Wood Hemrlch Bowie Smlth Llttle Sitting Brels ford Hunt Dawson Appelhaum fpresldentj 'viartm Benjamm Lewxs Phmney VlSlIlHg room 204 after school evalutors find semor members of Mu Alpha Theta natlonal honorary mathematlcs fraternlty dlscussmg a student wrltten research pa per The Brlghton Chapter organlzed IH 1957 IS one of seventy chapters ln the natlon and four ln the state comments Henry Appelbaum presldent The club consxsts of mterested Jumors and seniors havmg an over all average of B and a mathematlcs average of B Mm utes of the meetlng held every three weeks are taken by Cmdy Hunt secretary treasurer .k Students recenve help from each other 37 and from the teacher 1 Qlwxi Q , 'E in 415 Hi. Fw ' - s 5 f. Y? 1 41 g S5 yr 'E Y 'SW 5 fir! 13 'L 'rfu 5. 's. E7 ry ' A . V 1 1 L , gm ' if I J ,Y 1 , , 6' 0 iw ':f'f'? gf ,fig -f Q ii J -4 -64 K Q. 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Respon- sibilities are delegated to Marianna Dunbar and Kathy Steensma, librariansg Cindy Hunt and Martha Hershberger, wardrobe mistressesg John I-Iersey. property man- agerg Jeff Nowlis, vice-presidentg and Steve Phinney, president. Alffia' , Q41 Q 3-'I qs. Q, '11-4 xml n 45 v 1' X , 3 cr Q ,f , A If Mx W x ifb 'E' ' .H 1 - HV i kj xl if' 'W A '. , di 1' G4 1, - Qi ' js' -'X dc -Svv-' R 1 W ffwft ' f O O ,. X Hb. 4 , ,, I- , ' 'EA' A 'fini . ix 1f1Q 3 its-qi, fs d 'in W' -TY L' asia: N P ci b, . A , ' ! 495 'mx Pt.: I . H . x , . - 9 ' A' A ,JI ' xv g S. I 4 T h 'V W Jax ,J t 3 E K ' 2 1 Y 3532 ' Sw Q A 4. me 5 ,N X 'Q K s, at .7 G Q if 7 4? fa A W L A 71 74 ve 5 , A Q2 fv- if hue A MW W W W 'T' l. . Slim Barry tahovct teaches her tenth grade biology class. Y Evaluators pause after a visit to an Earth Sci ence clasa. Although Mrs. N1cCleary appears to be smok- ing a pipe. ,he is actually giving individual help to students after school. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Back: Savage. Grifliths. Grunert Hanford, Haas, Cox, Reynolds Hastings, Davis. Middle: Lane Appelbaum, Kaltreider, Salin Doeer, Carterson. Liner, Tay lor. Front: Allen, Ganter, Clair, Pleger, Calkins, Chilton. Football films, viewed during the lunch hour, and sportscasts heard during home- room period were the work of the Athletic council under Craig Chilton, presidentg John Carterson, vice president, Shirley Taylor, secretary, and Vicki Liner, treasurer. Athletic council accomplishments also include a monitor system at the basketball games, delivery of trophies to past winners of the Reifsteck award, and welcoming spectators from visiting schools. Seated: Elizabeth Graham, Frances Blair, Margaret Slack. Standing: Carl Witzel, Herb Carlberg, Bernard McNamara. 49 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Physical Education classes at Brighton offer the advantage of one class period a week in the school swimming pool in addition to the two class periods in the gym required by the state for all students in grades seven through twelve Girls' activities feature body conditioning exercises to develop muscle tone, coordination, poise, team spirit, and good sportsmanship, emphasizing knowledge and appreciation of sports. Boys' classes emphasize calesthenics and tactics designed to further develop and maintain coordination and physical fitness. Brighton High School has an outstanding physical education program . . . ii! . ' ' T529 1 a P have 'C ' U v ff f I ,M Val! , f I fb I I 5 ,....,.:. , 1 wr. 4, L-vw wi V-'U'19W LWPIQQ Df'? V -.Q--ve an-v4 -wwe . ..,.3.! : 'SY Ov--w-:QQ Mnwfv nausea num an 4 n. of . sw u. an. -- of,-w.e.cf 4. C ill. 1- . M V .li 153: .s..4... 49-'V' -. .. v , ' . .1 1 . i Q, 4..- 3' 1 O U O U 0 L 4. -- H .4-aaa-Q4 ' Asaanpaai, ' :mamma-as .lI5K!'-34.1, 11:54:44 liifidiaiif ilB.wfvi'Q'-'i Q 5-45'-DQ-44 -, h w, ., x'., .i. z N'26v t f 1 lain: qiiivv-aft. -Q I 4 5S!1rY'??2fv' S, 'VII' 9 ' fggwfi-wr .QM ?i: i'Ak Ai , o.qs Y ., , ' fy Nomad A ,. 'K - , 1 ' .3 31 Mi-as J 'Ltd' 545 , 9 Seniors Niki Nixon and Tom Hutchison discuss their senior theses. Through democratic living, students learn to become better citizens. We show here the many administrative responsibilities given the Brighton students. I . 1 , W Q , 3 I 3 5 ii . fl C51 'P , an-L ,fl-f f , . Rx as D. ,1 v' . ,, .A -,A 'iff -M 4 Xa 'Q 'L6 in my y 'f .fb vi + .ff f ' 'sv 'sn f Y, J , A fx 'Af X! , D ' 1 VW f 'J.,,., Q I f,., , I w K -,,,.1.....--'-- Q Y -1 ,lf ff E?'g,,-Q,,, Off Y 9 . ,- , 5 ' -- ,QQ 2.552 ml -8 1 I '?'lIQx fi 'S 'Sig ' Wm P . 'VM ,- 4, , -234,52 , 'W gg, uf 7? my YM -:H Q, 544 1 ul M, X A 4 -22 Q x gf x F. ag? Q NJ 4' v 1 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: J. Ferraro, R. Geoghegan, D. Dasburg, R. Hoffman. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: G. Reynolds, B. Clarridge. I4- '.f? 1,L6 - n F J. Cramer, J. Clark, xl, ' , F! if ,-6,5 L ,u'4 fl .1 V. 9 , ' 7 . . I ' -' 4---- A' f x .,.f1.a A 'L' . Q 'V -. ? 'J 4 4 Q il , , ,, I ' f' . 1 x. . rf 1 .. J E A.: -0 p f 1 4 .,A. 4' 5 5, Y 1 X K 4 .I f A 4 5 1 NINTH GRADE OFFICERS: H. Little, B. Corris, C. Nowlis, D. Dasburg. - v ,, in I E ,f L' I f- ...F Y .1 -? .. 4 25 , , as . 9 , 4 x 5 J ,O ,. - xA V I f IQ' 3 1 gf ' -:ri All f' , A uf 5 . if? ., 'P - 5 I 1 gg?-M ,W 'ilJe.:gx H . 4 1 fi? , .4 G W 19' ,Q . ,,. Q-QV...-i AUDIO-VISUAL CORPS Activities of Audio-Visual Aides, a service organization headed by Mr. Elswood Hill, include showing of movies to noontime groups, to adult education classes, to regu- lar classes, and to other clubs, tape recording assem- blies, and sponsoring Saturday afternoon movies for the grade school and junior high. Visiting the A-V office, evaluators find president Bill Brelsford discussing plans for the annual A-V banquet, where seniors are presented service awards, with vice- presidents Steven Phinney, Al Haberbusch, Larry Clif- ford, and Bob Bieling, secretary Mary Dawson, and treasurer Cindy Hunt. Approaching Brighton High School in the morning, evaluators find Safety Corps members supervising trafhc on Winton Road and in the parking lot. The fifteen junior and senior corps members perform this duty before and after school and during the lunch hour. Under the leadership of Dennis Karley, president, Tony SAFETY CORPS Wright, vice-president, Harry O'Conner, secretary, and Donald Schindler, advisor, the Corps sponsors a road run and participates in the teen-age rodeo at the Cham- ber of Commerce. Haines. Michail, Phinney. Sardone. Mr. Schindlerg tkneelingj Hershey. Wright, Karley, Smith. ,2, Tony Wright and vice Safety Corps president president Dennis Karley get X SAFETY COUNCIL Charles Love. Barbara Noble. Dick Smith. John Hershey. Brighton Safety Council members John Hershey. Dick Smith. Charles Love, Chuck Edwards, and Barbara Noble work closely with the Rochester Safety Coun- eil. Dick Smith is chairman of the Roch- ester Teen-Age Safe Driving Conference held in January at the Rochester Chamber of Commerce. Wir JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB Meeting periodically throughout the school year the Junior Red Cross cooperates with the Red Cross Chapter of Rochester and Monroe County to stress the health needs of all citizens The Brighton Chap ter is headed by Mrs Elizabeth Hendriks 4 Q 0, ' 355, W f A ' x , , , 1,1 1 7 WW Q' ' A f f 4 J , ' ' 77, -' VL f 4' M ' q H g Q, J .5 ffm I fi - ,I M 2 'Eff ' 'ff 4,,.,:. M A 1-X? . f fs 'Wa-QL V ' s 4 , ' I :V 43 api xg. 1. if 9 xv -4 , ' W V :gg N2fi,g,fQ ff qt , P M gif X ,Y wif 45 --,wqwvwy Fwy f 4 wg. ft ff'Fi7 4- 1'L?'f4y'fJQ 1 x '54 7 ri' 4 Ng., x , 1 f flight xl? 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Q-.. , , ,2- W 1 , ' ' W vw. 4-starry' YQ' N ' '1 B xg, C l Delta Hi-Y fumisheo Ulc Qhristmas tree for Brighton's front hall, and sold pop at the basketball games. Its oflicers include Dave Hedges, presidentg Brooke Banbury, vice-presidentg Mike McAnulty, secre- taryg Skip Little, treasurerg and Dick Grunert, chaplain. Gamma Hi-Y solo cokes and hot dogs at football games and had a record hop. Its ofiicers include Dave Clar- ridge, presidentg Craig Reynolds, vice-presidentg Dick Schauman, secretaryg Barry Bisbee, treasurerg and Jim Haas, chaplain. .ann Sifii-Xxx xxxx Above, B-Hive: T. Holden Cchairmanj. K. DeHond, D. Clar- ridge, S. Taylor, S. Poling, K. Chaplin, J. Nowlis, S. Mills, J. Heller. Posters displayed in the halls advertising the B-Hive attract evalu- ators' attention. This organization, sponsored by the Brighton police, gives dances for high school students at the Town Hall and roller skating for junior high students at the grade school. The Birthday Ball, this year given February 15, is the annual fund raising function of the organization. Leading the group are chairman, Trudi Holdeng vice- chairman Sara Millsg and secretary Shirley Taylor. 66 NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE COMMITTEE meets under the chairmanship of Joy Sonders flourllz from leftl. Banbury lahovel, Mills and Taylor rmp helowf. Crawford, Barry, and Dolke fC'l'l1Il'l'I, and Spies and Shencup fbottomj, make preparations for the New Year's Eve Dance. ,I . A, , 8 1 .1 ,-'S As the student progresses from junzor to senzor hlgh school he finds hzs most valuable association wzth hzs classmates . ' . . . Tv b 'P , au' - -u--f rg, 1 1 N ... Q, Y ' I ff mg . -qi, f , N- . 4:3 ,. my X . U -Wei ' H W ai U33 -- C. Q 'I Sli' 4 as if - J Q2 1225: S I P, L . I 5 .-...N -J. a In , , 4 N I Aj Q .sm I V lx 'lv l L . :Q Q' 'lu , . N J . V x.q ! n 0,1 I ' ' 5 JW' ' .., .4 .Lx D I . ' CN Aff' 'S' 1 If, gl: 49' 4: 'H 5' in an- Q' w if Q N.. 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Qy I -my -' , 1,1 FL. . 'il V-rv K -' , nz-4' A P 4. uw, nr- ur' UV 9 ' A ' 'aff Yi: ,J K , q ' egg 71 Vo M SS LA C .. IW , .3 +5 'WM If ,YK F Y H r : u ' i Q Q-1-'tsixgn' M df Q , ,NVE ik I N o, ,al . i Q . Y .I qv l' ' ,fx : V 'ii J. - I1 ,- Q-f' -qw SOPHOMORE .Ffa i ' 1.1 M!l!P ' ,..........,. 'fl . DL. X . LD , A Ii. r, A 17 D1-X n Ov' 'Z -' 431 ob W Y Q Q, :E FE Qkfl + 1 I f I f Tn, X, 1' ? . H - lf , vw , ,X w K vb :FQ sg-Y ' 1' W ' mpg va Q in 5 A ' ,if 0 s' . oil f qu, 1, My 1 I . . y Brighton Htgh Schools Phxszcal Educatzon Depart ment bellexes that sound minds and bodies are developed through a complete sports program 1 1 pls , . I X s K -c 5 , r , I I I . ' X A m ' J l ., r tl ' 7 .1 ., 1 5 I . f I ! , ' , ' jf, f t 1 1 4 f f I - A ' ,, - ' - 1 -- . . 1 I 1 K fl 4, -.. 'L .,. V . . , ' . . l RESUME OF BOYS SPORTS FooraALL The Brighton football team under Herb Carlberfv had a successful 5 2 season After a non league defeat to Coming in the opening game the Barons went on to wm all but one of the remaining games The only stumbling block to the Barons quest for sole possession of the Central Western Football conference championship was a loss to Fairport November 13 was a bleak day but not for the Barons who tumed in their finest performance of the year as they defeated the Canandaigua Braves 20 to 14 Seniors Ted Halaby and Jim Voelzer and junior Norm Cole scored touchdowns to win the final victory and a three way tie for first place SCORES Brighton Opponent Corning LeRoy lrondequolt 7 Fanrport 2 Newark Webster 6 Canandaigua SOCCER With only five retummg lettermen the soccer team under Coach Art Schneider, victorious over Irondequolt and West In the final game against McQua1d the team won a 2 O victory Dick Grunert starred as a penalty kicker making nine out of ten SCORES Brighton Opponent Brockport Brockport Spencerport Rush Henrietta Rush Henrietta lrondequont Irondequolt West Penfield Penfield McQuaid CROSS COUNTRY Toby Hill coached the Brighton Harriers to three wins in five meets The cross country runners then went to Hobart College for the Section V competition and placed twelfth among twenty three teams Junior Ed Duncan topped all competition in every meet including the inal Sectlonal toumament 74 1 . 4 . 3 - . 1 20 . , . ., , . . ' -39 33 . .. . , ., . -32 19 . , . '- 6 . - 0 28 . . .. .. - 6 14 , ,. . ., - 20 . ,. . .. . .,..,... , . .. ' -14 posted a 3-7-1 season. After losing their first three games, the Baron booters were 0 . ., - 4 0 . , , - 2 0 , , , - 2 4 , ,. ' - 4 2 . . ' - 7 4 , , . . '- 2 5 . ,. , . '- 9 4 . , ,., ,, - 2 1 . , A . . . ,, , . -I0 2 . . -10 2 .... , . ... '- 0 Dm? '-5 ' 'H P V T. ,gk ,, K A v3'+5V 1 ' ' A 'A ' 2. wifigg L g,- -f 1 My ,I ' ,- ' Q 'Zigi' ff, 'H -fa? QQ. , . r rx ,nf-1 tggzwif 4 , 4 3 , 5 ' .A y, v ff will , , f -Amy' Alf N L - ,M V , Vwil 'ff-- fha I ,A 3 x Q ,3?l,ZZQLNUq,1V5f5fw , 1 X 6 A 2 Q , w,diY4:a,i Qy: K 17gj,fg3.5g,: ll fv A - . 1. I ew, 1 if, f ' H g- f IW xi L is 'V' J.. Q X9 W uh 3 'F 12315 N 41.1 rl ,A , 'V 54 .g ' In 15-Qtr :egnag X QQ 5 vi '1 R. Q ings I A A V' . , 'mf S ff' M 2.21.7 - A. if ffm ' 0 B, mzmi' X V? f e an JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 41h Row: B. Burner. J. Shoemaker. J. Reid. S. Wilkerson J. Zissler. A. Taylor, J. Wahlz. I. Cross. T. Salin. D. Krupp D. Peet. B. Haszlet, M. Hamm. J. Repsher. J. Briggs. 3rd Row J. Nolte. T. Uhl. B. Cooney. D. Davidson. M. Bobry. G. Davies I.. Wright. Mr. Rising, F. Kucker. B. Dacks. C. Grundman Q.- - 6. gy QQM q,q.4fZ'! Jlzudlnadiz ccvzdfrwvf Q f .0417 , azz, 0646-ivan' f?414Lqf an. -77,14 Xi' ' f A KC ffl!! 4., Liffeewe 5 rw, WMU -P Ah A 0' Ulf-4fc4 fl AJC jpiv- 0 . jd Lax! lj XD g :iff .'f c4y4 -fdyffdzfxfz !4.fr,VafA,4 'fig Le, an 6,451,621 ZZQM ' 'J gee' ' fvf 41,4 fcfgggvv Zta ffm? .La fffucw 4649, Ziggy 1,4 zf Hx Games early in the season found Barons on Reifsteck Field fhelonj At right 44544 M74 Halahy attempts a block as Bunbury runs for a touchdown. au Q W ffm' a f?j ff' vc ,V -fm -6.4 Qygzgt L, Wh il +40-fb A4 '7'W 44?f,4, an-9 A W Q, A ,gf I , A iii Gig' , 39: if M QW 563' ,. X x M: ' f' I' 1 . 7 vw -- vi- -wwwr ----- -ff H si A A A 4 1+ .1 12, 4 1 v 3 ' QQ ' 'Vg A f ' mfs - Slf ul? 9 QW ffl' H ' I 'L , YJ 0. , P gh! W4 5'-3 Q W Q 1,357 , 4' Q35 HQ '53 'Qi' '5' +V ' ' 55 5' S: -1 uv ' 7 , A .Q 1 .i 35971 k I 3. 1 ' GH? r WHT '0 132. Sou' ' X SQQ 4 Eff? QGH7 sfssa 'Q nef- .A Q5 l U ' 'Q Q if 6 1GH Y tj' 21? xy To T716 V' , b Q, 4 ' ay W f F QXGHJ , X if , f ' 5 117 Xxx Y' 1 - , J A M A :iz fn- U 532' 34555 'f v J VI JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Standing: S. Buff, D. Presburg, S. Scheible, J. Bouras, B. Cona, G. Ringer, E. Weisburger, D. Appelbaum. Sitting: D. Wolf, J. Sterling, H. Little, J. Kling, M. Hemmett, E. Atkins. John Carterson welcomes the visiting captain from West High School. Jeff Nowlts attempts to intercept a kick Dick Grunert makes another penalty kick Defense is important too 79 fix '4' 'B' 'B' -9- ' . 7 CROSS COUNTRY Standing: L. Krug, D. Disney, D. Cox, T. Hanson, G. Corella, B. Bieling, G. Lunger, J. Bigelow. Kneeling: C. Duncan. Toby Hill coached the Brighton Cross Country team to a three-two season. The harriers placed twelfth out of twenty-three teams in Section V competition at Hobart. Ed Duncan topped all competition in every meet including the sectional toumament. K Warren Seymour promised his eighth grade homeroom his picture would be in the Yearbook if they all bought a Yearbook. They did. 80 9 ,L Gym classes find students learning co- ordination and skills through tumbling calisthenics, and other exercises. . in r, M T t it I. i w 3 RESUME OF WINTER SPORTS SWIMMING TEAM The Btron flnmen under the guldmg fin of Coach Bernle McNamara completed another undefeated season extendtn their wm streak to a phenomenal 56 VICIOTICS Co ctptatns Mike McAnulty and Tom Han ford tlong wlth Dive Hedges were the big guns for thus ye urs squad The closest and most excltmg meet took place 1 amst Fr 1nkl1n Thus was a contest that saw Brlghton go all out to defeat the Quakers 44 47 In the sectlonals the Barons fimshed second ln a ten team field Iosmf' out 67 60 to the same Franklm team they had defeated earlier Mtke McAnulty was the Brlghton stand out wlnnmv both the 400 and 100 free style events Coach Hugh Mmer his never had a losing season as Brlghton .lumor Varsity Basketball mentor This season was no exception as the JV s turned ln a 11 7 wm loss record Several boys on th1s years squad show promlse of future varstty potentxal Accordmg to Hugh Mmer Captam Bruce Carbett lead the Brxghton yearlmgs both IH scoring and playmaklng FRESHMAN BASKETBALL This wmter the Freshman for the hrst tlme In Brighton s hlstory played In an organized league The Frosh showed well finlshmg ln second place after losmg only to Gates Ch1l1 by one polnt ln a champxonshlp playoff The team record ln league play was elght wms one loss INTRAMU RAL BASKETBALL An extensnve Intramural Basketball program was car r1ed on thls wmter under the guldance of Coach Herb Carlberg In the Junxor Senior league the Mousketeers an all sennor league flmshed ln first place Headmg the Freshman Sophomore league was the Rams 81 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL .3 l f W i? 9 ,ff A I Q5 1 : A Ei .E y, Vw A '57 . A ff x L f 5 ag w A vu . f' Wm A AQW I... A- ,Q Ar a . I' ' f Q 5 , 'sl .ff 'P if . ' 1, Wj I 'Wh- g AX f A V . 1 iaimv va. , Q 5, 5 Y, 8 my fx 4 f ga -S .70 if 1 359 'F ig. 1 . X L Q 5' 9 f- 4 ?' 4.1u.efQ5! A 1' JL IS 'Nagy-Q, Ei B L Nml' 'Um W T Ellis., 3 MSX V ffisii U 1' , ' ' Frm' 8' af' f 'Q I v Some of the thrnllmg moments from the Ironde quont game are pnctured here FRESHMAN BASKETBALL J. Secker. J. Sterling, S. Abbey. G. Kaiser S. Weller, C. Nowlis, F. Kucker, S. Croop B. Jensen. I. Hughson. COUNT THE HANDS' . 4, A C - X K V - I :nxt V t 'x e 'ff An 84 Q. ,,. 5. J' A Q,-zu, 'lvyuu 1151 ' tx. ALS mkmx - g.1Xx,,! 'W' Qfxxify. 1Q,Lf-L 'Xue .CD NAL: , , w ' -i I if ij I J ,A I C ,I .Q 3 T .V I3 . ,Q Q v Z? G 'N . S O J' J TI -1 'JC it ' 0 I ' 'fx xg L i f - 1 - 041 t, X , .gown we , it 1,7 , , , J. if- ' 4 f q 2 1' ' J ,IJ . 'N 4- ' . C l SWIMMING TEAM The Brighton Swim Team completed another undefeated season as they ran their streak to a four year, 56 consecutive win record. The Baron swimmers were led by seniors John Williams, Dave Hedges, Tom Hanford. Skip Alderman. Mike Mc- Anulty, and Ted Bullen. The Barons are the leading contenders for the Section V Class AA swimming championship. Third row: M. Lyon, C. Weller, D. Washer, J. Chantrell, D. Price, J. Carver, B. Burman, P. Hogan, B. Turner. C. Angel, S. Smith. B. Slack, M. Townshend, E. Smith. Second row P. Steinhausenl J. Cohen, D. Hedges. G. Gibbons, T. Hanford, 1. Williams. S. Sterling, J. Greppin, T. Salin. D. Peet, S. Alder- man, M. McAnulty. R. Hamilton, J. Williamson, R. Swallow Coach McNamara. First row: T. McDowel, B. Baxter, C. Pleger S. Buff. J. Anderson. D. Kingsly. T. Hamilton, T. Bullen D. Presburg. F. Iven, G. Petri, J. McAnulty. x ' ' - z Gene Chantrell announces the final score. Lyons gains points for a swan dive CIQL X7 V ,..- -fr 1 ' n Max, Four good reasons why Brighton is undefeated. 86 rl SKI TEAM: Ed Weisberger. Bill Hansen, Tod Reynolds, John Williams, Tom Hanford, Brooke Banbury, Len Griffiths. Stewart Sterling sets a new pool record against Monroe. Brighton's Ski Team found enough snow for ski competition with the Snowstorm of 1958. Ski Club officers Sully Crawford. Brooke Bunbury. Tom Hanford. and Sue Kurtzner go over the plans for the week-end trip to Turin. Stewart Sterling and Don Peet are off on the one hundred yard butterhy. W vw THE BEGINNING: Jim Voelzer receives the opening kick-off. THE END: Coach Carlberg is carried victoriously from the field. SPORT CANDIDS 5 Cheerleaders. spectators, and coaches alike thrill to the games. Q I Studies in ball handling: Jim McGuidwin pivots: Jeff Nowlis dribbles past the guardg Drummer Hastings drives in for a lay-up: and McGuidwin prepares to sink a foul. 88 'J-f 1, 1.,, Qi' .kg aqui BASEBALL fw- '.::i'k -' 2 K H..- Top raw: D. Stauffer. B. Savage. E. Jensen. J. Nowlis. B. Cona. T. Hanford. Kneeling: B. Hellman. J. Voelzer. J. McGuidwin, C. Salamone. From row: Coach Witzel, B. Lane, D. Bauman. 89 Coach Witzel debates the play l 5 It's the umpire's decision. I X V D' I f 'V Ax' 4, ,+ Q J ' f JUN VARSITY BASEBALL : ' 0 ' ' i Y Ilfrd Row: M. ' dstein. J. Howland. S. Scheible. J. Zissler. G. Gibbons, A - Balkan. R. ridge. M. Mink. J. Sterling. C. Holmberg. Coach Minor. I I ' . ' Ser-una' Ru - . Tiegen, L. Spiegelman, G. Berger. D. Roberts. D. Bushnell, ' G. Petri. J Jon, B. Corbett. First Row: D. Washer, A. Haverbush. S. Moress, M. Levi , mnscov. Waiting f i 2' if ' .ly -JM Ap lf, lj , AW Q SM ' wi if C' signal. I 1 . J . 14 1 ,155 TRACK Third Row: E. Duncan, L. Webster, B. Weist. K. Brockmyre. L. Grifliths, C. Puls, J. Howland J. Bigelow, J. Levy, C. Chilton, D. Webster. Coach Rising. Second Row: D. Hill, mgr. M. Kantor, L. Clifford, D. Presburg, N. Cole, D. Bowes, T. Halaby, G. Criticos, B. Dacks B. Secker, E. Thompson, mgr. First Row: Coach Carlberg, M. Corcoran, G. Lunger, S. Buff T. Uhl, J. Golden, M. Labovitz. in Bob Hyder fails to negotiate the last hurdle as three sophomores cheer him on. Tennis vies with baseball and track for the Carol Bullen ponder which game to watch. 92 SPRING SPORTS PW' spring sport enthusiasts. Sally Crawford and W 51,4 f 1 1 Xxx I W ' . I W' f' I-V 5,11 .Mm 4-5 1 1, TENNIS Coach Cox, J. Lipkin. C. Stevens, H. Appelbaum, D. Wolf J. Noce, B. Prince, C. Pleger, B. Brodows. 93 RESUME OF GIRLS SPORTS The Glrls Athletxc Assocxatxon sponsors Intramural sports consxstxng of speed away basketball volleyball baseball water ballet and bowlmg under the guxdance of Mrs Blalr Mlss Graham and Mrs Slack Brlghtons Phys1calEducat1on Instruc tors tfor glrls sportsl Assxstmg are the Junior and Senlor Leaders corps and the G A A Councll Thls year Water Ballet the star of gxrls sports ln past years was cancelled The members were absent from practxces because of the Aslan Flu Epldemlc For thls reason Miss Graham advlsor of the group decided that the Water Ballet should be called off untll next year The hollday theme planned for th1s year wlll be car r1ed out ln next year s ballet conslstmg of the same program As a result of the flu epldemlc speed away was also lnterrupted so there IS no wmnmg team thls year Quahfied glrls are also able to take Jumor and senlor llfesavlng and advanced courses glven after school These courses as well as the swlmmmg classes durmg the school day help prepare those mterested for the swlmmlng meet held on the day of Open House The gxrls are tlmed durmv practlce and the fastest are chosen to compete Those who are entered m thls meet recelve pomts The pomt system provides goals for whlch many glrls work The awards are as follows 125 pomts G A A medal 200 pomts letter 300 pomts trophy 400 pomts Monroe County Award and the newest award the 500 pomt award for glrls wlth exceptlonal ablllty and leadershlp Pomts are recelved from partlclpatlon ln Intramural Sports ln Leaders Corps and on the cheerleadmg squad The cheerleaders lead cheers at games and welcome cheerleaders from other schools They also lead the pep assembly held on Frxdays Sports are very Important m a glrl s I-hgh School hfe They afford better sports manshlp to the partlcxpants and form new leaders The ldea of wmmng IS stressed less than the coordxnatxon and slull for whlch the gurls alm XARSITY CHl:ERl E-NDP RS topposlte pigej bottom cloclmlse Sue Hcckel Bonnie Comfort Roberta Hirt Dmnx Dasburg Nxncx Ashton Penny Pleger Shlrlev Taylor Absent Betty DuBo1s 94 I . , . . . . . 7 7 7 7 . . . , . I . ' 9 9 - a ' . , . . . . . . , . a - , v - 1 s 9 . . , . . I Q V - a ' 9 ' - 1 7 as vs ' ' ' ' ' c . 1 . . . , -' , 1 , ' a s C 4 n , . ' G . . . , . . . '-,. ,. Z . X SENIOR LEADERS' CORPS Junior and senior girls aid teachers during gym classes and make possible the intra mural sports program. Selected by the Physical Education faculty on the basis of ability. interest. cooperation. and scholarship. the members of the Senior Leaders' Club assist the teachers in the gy m classes. help in the pool. and oliiciate at all intramural games. The club provides these girls with an opportunity to develop leadership while perfecting their skills through teaching. 96 JZ I l JUNIOR LEADERS' CLUB i Composed entirely of Sophomores hopeful of being selected for the Senior Club, the Junior Leaders' Club teaches the girls the techniques of officiating at games and of supervising gym classes. ,fi -.LJ I We train them young! Hi 1 Q Sue Bender insists that the gumc is over ' uh P I ffwf' I W' Se -:ith W' W' EW ffm M? wal wif? alll fr? x it i GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Standing: Liz Doerr, Lani Salin, Sue Ganter Sealed Lynda Taylor Shirley Taylor Sue Allen Pam Kaltreider, Teresa Drees, Pat Calkins Girls' Athletic Council is responsible for coordinating all girls sports and sponsors candy sales at home basketball games in order to add to the girls athletic funds Water Ballet practice started in the fall before the Hu epidemic . ,ff . AZ Z Z ,pf WATER BALLET Water Ballet, under the direction of Elizabeth Grzihm, spent many hours perfecting their timing and technique. Ability to swim gracefully is the prime requisite for making the Water Ballet team. Through constant prac- tice after school each day. they develop their ability to swim as a group in rhythm to music. Usually the water ballet show takes place just before Thanksgiving vacation. but this year the flu epidemic forces Miss Grahm. the advisor to the group, to cancel the performance. 99 Thi :Ingrid z:-f--f f Q35 :nam mnu IIINII IIIHII nun mnn ja-ilu .ll-I 5 sq Il, il gsm llllll llll ll Illl ll llll ll R I K Q 4 11.974, 1+ '15 45 ff-- . . ' ew? 1 s N5 5 4 4 1 izxx i q '9 ln February the girls take up volleyball, and with the advent of spring, they play soft-ball. Carol Leavitt. Judy MacDonald. and Ginger Cann warm up for the intramural games. 3' 3. is 3 ig ig 1 is ZQLXWQP' ' ' 1. 1 'P 5: '-r at ,'-,x',:r 'I Q 3, n l 5 15 L -egg, JI' 'JEQQ v F ' in - 'J rw ' K I V 3 I O . ' , . , , . 1 41. gxy I ll QL .I . ff 1 P51 K W ,RV 044551: Ma lysv H' , .Y - ll Qrazluarvs I rx ulucutmzz IS :cached Thr' mul plum of srcomu x the sruzlcnf Complain IIS su I fzmr war I1 CARLEEN ALHART Harlequins 13 Y-Teen :,2,3,4: Girls' Chorus 23 Latin Club 13 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. President THEODORE SAMUEL HALABY Ted Student Council 1,2,3,43 Executive Commit- tee 43 Inter-Club Council 23 Senior Council 4: TRAPEZOID 2,33 Safety Council 33 Sigma Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3g Chemistry Clubg Latin Club 23 Spanish Club 43 Varsity Foot- ball 3,43 Varsity Basketball 3,41 Varsity Track 3,4Q JV Football 1,23 JV Track lg JV Baseball 23 JV Basketball 1,23 Class Vice-Pres. 23 Class Pres. 43 Senior Letter- men's Club. BARBARA ANN ALLEN Barb Student Council 3,43 Executive Committee 43 CROSSROADS Asst. Layout Editor3 Library Club Treas. 13 Harlequins 2,33 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Latin Club 23 Future Nurses Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 43 Water Ballet 3,41 Intra- mural Sports l,2,3,4Q Chemistry Club. NHS Vice-President ROBERT P. LANE Elf Student Council 43 Executive Committee 43 Senior Council3 Delta Hi-Y 43 Athletic Council 3,41 Spanish Club 2,33 JV Football 1,21 JV Basketball 1,23 JV Baseball 1,21 Varsity Football 3,41 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Varsity Baseball 3,43 Senior Letter- Men's Club Vice-Pres. ELIZABETH JEAN ALLEN Betty Library Club 13 Harlequins l,2,3,43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Future Nurses 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Ski Club 33 Water Ballet 3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Chemistry Club. NHS ecretary Treasurer JEANNE ANN NORRIS Student Council 43 Executive Committee 43 Senior Council: Student Session 4: Library Club 1,2333 Harlequins 1,2,41 Y-Teen l,2,3, Pres, 43 Senior Choirg Librarian 43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Ninth Grade Chorus3 Chemistry Club: Latin Club 4: Future Nurses 3, Pres, 4: Ski Club 3,43 Red Cross Club 3,43 lntra- mural Sports 1,2,3,43 Brightonaires. SUSAN ELIZABETH ALLEN Sue' Senior Council: Library Club 1,21 Harle- quins 1,2,3,41 Y-Teen 1,3,4, Sec. 2: Senior Choir 3,41 Ninth Grade Chorusg Athletic Council 41 Latin Club 1.3, Sec. 21 French Club 41 Camera Cltih 3, Sec. 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 B.A.A. Vice-Pres. 41 Arts and Crafts Club Pres. 23 Brightonaires. NHS I A J. 1 4 A ta SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RUSSELL RHODES ANDERSON HENRY RICHARD APPELBAUM LEONARD BRUCE ASlN Russ Boy's Leaders Corps 23 Radio Electronics 13 Intramural Sports 1,23 JV Soccer 1. Hank Student Council lg TRAPEZOID 3, Asst. Editor 43 Athletic Council 43 Spanish Club 31 Intramural Sports l,2,3,-11 Varsity Soccer 3,43 Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,43 Standard Bearer 3: Mu Alpha Theta 4: Senior l.ettermen's Club: Brightonaires. NHS Lenny Band 1,21 Ski Club 3,43 Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4. I WILLIAM MILLARD BRELSFORD Bill Student Council 11 Inter-Club Commitee 3,41 Audio-Visual Corps 1, Sec.-Treas. 2, Pres. 3.4: Intramural Sports l,2,3,4: JV B-tschall 2: Mu Alpha Theta 43 Chemistry Club Activities Committee, NHS TIMOTHY KEENAN BURGESS Tim Student Council 3,4g Delta Hi-Y Vice-Pres. 2: Athletic Council 4: Spanish Club 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Varsity Football 3, Co-Captain 4: JV Baseball 1,21 Senior Lettermen's Club. SANDRA KAREN BRYANT Sandy Library Club 1,31 Y-Teen 2. CAROL JO BULLEN Shorty Student Council 1,21 CROSSROADS Girls' Sports Editor: Girls' Leaders Corps 43 Y-Teen l,2,3, Sec. 41 Senior Choir 3,43 Treas. 2: Ninth Grade Chorus: Latin Club 2,33 French Club 41 Future Teachers 33 Water Ballet l,2,3,4g Intramural Sports l,2,3,4g Brightonairesz Ski Club 4. Q11 ky iff' . ff L, lffffgff.-if i t 14' IJVQ .1, , SUZANNE G. CARR Sue Senior Council: TRAPEZOID 3, Associate Editor 4: Harlequins 1,21 Y-Teen l,2,3,4g Senior Choir 43 Chemistry Club: French Club 2,3,4g Intramural Sports l,2,3,4: Girls' Le iders Corps 4: Ski Club 4. JOHN A. CARTERSON Slav Student Council 43 Sigma Hi-Y l,2,3: Senior Choir Pres. 4: Boys' Leaders Corps 33 Athletic Council Vice-Pres. 43 Safety Corps 4: Ski Club 4, Treas 31 Debating Team 41 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Varsity Soccer l,Z,3,4g .IV Baseball 2: Senior Lettermen's Club, LINDA H. CARVER DAVID CASS KAY JEAN CHAPLIN Library Club 2,33 Harlequins 2,33 Y-Teen Dave Senior Councilg Y-Teen l,2,4, Sec. 33 Senior l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 33 Ninth Grade Hi-Y l. Choir 2,3,4g Ninth Grade Chorus: French Chorus: French Club 3,43 Intramural Sports Club 2: Intramural Sports l,2,3,4g Junior l,2,3,4. Council: B-Hive 1,2,3,4. CRAIG L. CHILTON Chilt Senior Council: Delta I-Ii-Y 2: Athletic Council 1,2,3, Pres. 4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4: JV Football 1,2: JV Baseball 1,23 Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Track 3,4g Senior Lettermen's Club. fu. DEANNA CLAIR Dee Harlequins 13 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4g Senior Choir 2: Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2.3,41 Athletic Council 3,45 French Club 2,3,4: Ski Club 3,43 Art Club 23 Camera Club 2: Archery Club l,2, Instructor 3,41 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. NHS SALLY ANN CLARK Y-Teen l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 2: Ninth Grade Chorus, Future Nurses 3,45 Ski Club 2,3,4g Water Ballet 1,23 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. 111 BONNIE BETH COMFORT Cheerleading 3,49 Y-Teen l,2,4g Ninth Grade Chorus: Spanish Club 2: Water Ballet 31 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. ROBERT W. CONA, JR. Bob Sigma Hi-Y 11 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Varsity Baseball 3,41 Varsity Soccer 43 JV Soccer 31 Senior Leltermen's Club. 112 LAWRENCE ROY CLIFFORD Larry Audio-Visual Corps 13, Vice-Pres. 43 Radio Electronics 1,23 Varsity Baseball Assist. Manager l. GORDON A. CONE Gordy DAVID I. COHEN Dave Intramural Sports 2,143 Latin Club 2,3. MICHAEL F. CORCORAN Mike Delta Hi-Y 13,41 Athletic Council 2,3,4g Chemistry Clubg Latin Club 2.3: Intramural Sports lg Varsity Basketball 3,41 JV Basket- ball 21 Varsity Track 1.2.3,-41 Cross-Country 1.2.31 Senior Lcttermens Club. Q. f' BARBARA ELAINE CRAMER Barb Student Council 23 Girls' Leaders Corps 23 Y-Teen l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Intra- mural Sports l,2,3,4. MARY BONNER DAWSON Audio-Visual Corps 2,4, Sec. 33 Harlequins I: Chemistry Club, Sec.-Treas.3 Radio Elec- tronics 2, Sec, 33 Sec.-Treas. 43 Intramural Sports 1,23 Mu Alpha Theta 43 Veterans of Foreign Wars Award 3. NHS PATRICIA MARY CRITICOS Pat Library Club, Vice-Pres. 33 Harlequins I,2Q Girls' Chorus 23 Ninth Grade Chorus: French Club 3,43 Future Teachers 43 Red Cross Club 33 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. SUSAN GWEN DEHOND Suedy Student Council 2, Treas. 33 Executive Com- mittee 33 Harlequins 1,23 Girls' Leaders Corps 2,3,43 Y-Teen l,2,3,43 Music Council, Sec. 2: Senior Choir 43 Ninth Grade Chorus3 Chemistry Club3 Latin Club 3,43 Spanish Club 2,3,4: Future Teachers 43 Ski Club 3,43 Water Ballet l,2,3,43 Camera Club 2g Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, Brightonaires. NHS LINDA JEAN DACKS Thespians 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Harlequins 1,23 Y-Teen l,2,3,43 Senior Choir 3,41 Ninth Grade Chorusg Spanish Club 43 French Club 23 Ski Club 4: Intramural Sports I,2Q Brightonaires. SHAWN MASON DELANEY lnter'Club Council 13 Student Session Sec. 3: CROSSROADS Asst. Editorq Harlequins 1,23 Girls' Leaders Corps 3,43 Y-Teen 2,3,4, Pres. 13 Athletic Council 23 G.A.A. 23 Latin Club 1, Treas. 23 French Club 3, Treas. 43 Water Ballet 2,3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Standard Bearer 3,43 Junior Council: Chemistry Club3 Elmira Key Award 3. NHS 113 'ma -'- I LOUISE PALMER FIELD Weezie Girls' Leader Corps 2,31 Y-Teen l,'l,3,4: Girls' Chorus '11 Ninth Grade Chorus: French Club 2,3,4g Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. NORMA ELIZABETH FRANCIS Norm Librury Club 21 Y-Teen l: Girls' Chorus 23 Ninth Grade Chorus: Future Homemakers 2. 116 DAVID EARL FINK Senior Choir Z1 Ninth Grade Chorus. KASANDRA BABETTE GILLETTE Babs Library Club 2,143 Y-Teen l,2,3,4: Girls' Chorus 23 Ninth Grade Chorusg French Club 3,43 Intramural Sports l,Z,3,4. WIRT ROSS FLADD Student Council lg Audio-Visual Corps l,Z,3,4: Alpha Hi-Y l,2,3,4: Spanish Club l,2: Ski Club l,2,3,4: Intramural Sports l,2,3,4g Varsity Football 3,43 JV Baseball l,2: Senior Lettermen's Club. DONALD GOLDMAN Don Spanish Club 43 Safety Corps 31 lntramurul Sports l,Z,3,4. STANLEY GORAN Sandy TRAPEZOID 13 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Ninth Grade Chorusg Band 1,2,33 Orchestra 2: Intramural Sports l,2,3,41 Varsity Track 2,33 JV Track 1. ROBERT GORDON Gordy Entered 3. LEONARD D. GRIFFITHS, JR. Len Student Council l,2,33 Alpha Hi-Y l,4, Sec. 2: Music Council I1 Senior Choir 43 Ninth Grade Chorus3 Band 13 Athletic Council 43 Spanish Club l,2: Ski Club l,2,3,43 Camera Club I3 Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 Varsity Football 3,43 Varsity Track 3,43 Ski Team 2,3,41 Senior Lettermen's Club3 Brighton- aires. RICHARD D. GRUNERT Dick Senior Council3 Alpha Hi-Y 1,23 Delta Hi-Y 3,43 Ninth Grade Chorusg Athletic Council 43 Spanish Club 43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 Varsity Soccer 2,3,43 .IV Soccer I1 Senior Lettermen's Club, Treas. WILLIAM GUYER Bill JV Soccer l,2. REED HAMILTON Delta Hi-Y 3,41 Senior Choir 3,41 Ninth Grade Chorusg Band 1,23 Orchestra l.2.3,43 Boys' Leaders Corps 33 Radio Electronics l,2.3,41 Ynrsitv Swimming 3,41 Varsity Track l: JV Soccer 2,33 Chemistry Club3 Brightonaires. DAVID MC ADAM HEDGES Dave Student Council 31 Inter-Club Council 3,43 Delta Hi-Y l, Treas. 2, Pres. 3,43 Boys' Leaders Corps 31 Athletic Council 41 Latin Club ll: Spanish Club 43 Ski Club l,2,3,4g Intramural Sports 1,23 Varsity Football 2,3,4: Varsity Swimming l,2,3,4: Junior Council: Class V.P. 33 Monroe Hi-Y Coun- cil 3.4: Genesee Hi-Y Council 3,41 Chem- istry Club: Senior Lettermen's Club. ROBERT K. HERBERT Bob Audio4Visual Corps 3,45 Railroad Club, Pres, 4. LAURA RENEE HEINRICH Rae Harlequins 2: Girls' Leader Corps 2,33 Y-Teen l,2,4: Senior Choir 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Chemistry Club: Latin Club 23 Intra- mural Sports l,2,3,4g German Club 4: Mu Alpha Theta 4,NHS JOANNE FRANCES HIBBS Jodie Entered 3: CROSSROADS: Y-Teen 3,42 Stage Crew 45 Chemistry Club: Spanish Club, Sec. 4: Ski Club 3.4: Intramural Spcrts 3,41 Gym Club 4. GORDON M, HEMMETT, JR. Gus Senior Council, Audio-Visual Corps 2,3,4g Alpha Hi-Y 3.41 Senior Choir 2,31 Ninth Grade Chorus. RAYMOND J. HILFIKER Ray Delta Hi-Y l,I,3: Latin Club 1,21 JY Soc- cer 2. ERIC JOHNSON JANICE JOSEPH Delta H1-Y 1: JV Baseball 1: JV Football 1. jgn Entered 4. Z ,fr , .Uv r C ' E SALLIE ANN KAPPELMAN SUSAN RUTH KARCH TRAPEZOID 3, Associate Editor 4g Thes- Sue P9115 313-4 1SeePCf'0f'lhe'B00k 43 Hnlf' Harlequins 1,2,3Q Senior Choir 2,43 Ninth qums l: Girls Leaders Corps Z,3,4: Y-Teen Grade Chorusl Spurush Club 13,43 Future l.2,3,41 Chemistry Club: Latin Club 12.3.41 Teachers 3,41 Imrumurul Suorrs l'2Y3'4. Future Nurses 3,43 Water Ballet 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 1,23 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. NHS 122 SANDRA LOUISE KAISER Sandy Library Club 3,43 Harlequins 11.3,-1: Yffeen 1.3, Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 41 French Club 23 Future Teachers 3,43 Intramural Sports l.2,3.4. X' ' iru,-' 1 JOEL BERNARD KASDIN Band 1,11 Spanish Club 3: Intramural Sports 1,133 Golf 4. JOHN KEENEY Delta Hi-Y 2,3,4: Boys' Leaders Corps 3: Spanish Club 3,4: Intramural Sports 1,'2,3,4: Varsity Football 3,43 JV Football l,Zg Senior Lettermen's Club. MARYJANE KIMMELL MJ Student Council 4: Executive Committee 43 CROSSROADS Production Editor: Harle- quins 1,'l.3.4: Girls' Leaders Corps 2,31 Y-Teen 1,3, Treas. 2, Pres. 4: Senior Choir 2,3,-1: Ninth Grade Chorus: Chemistry Club: Spanish Club 3,43 Intramural 1,2,3,4g CHRISTINE ANNE KIRKHAM Cricket Student Council 1: Senior Council: Library Club Z,3,4:1l'ir1equins 1.13, Pres. 4: Y-Teen '.l,3,4, Sec. 1: Music Council 2: Senior Choir 3,43 French Club 3,41 Ski Club 3,-1: Intra- mural Spurts 1.13,-1: Brightonaires. Brightonaires. NH . H5512 MARTIN KLASS Mart Chemistry Club: Latin Club l,Z: Safety Corps 3: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4: Mu Alpha Theta 4. x. yt SANDRA I. KLING Sandi TRAPEZOID 2: Library Club 11 Harlequins l,2,3,4: Y-Teen l,2,3,4g Ninth Grade Chorus: Latin Club 3: French Club 2,42 Future Teachers 41 Ski Club 4: Intramural Sports l.Z,3,4. EMMA LOUISE KL'IPERS Em Senior Choir 13.43 Ninth Grade Chorus: Art Club 4. 7 ,rr 'Quan-1 ALICE BARBARA KWIAT Library Club l,2,3,4: Harlequins 2,3,4: Senior Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Orchestra l,2: Spanish Club 2,3,4: Future Teachers 4: Art Club 1,41 Intramural Sports 1. JUDITH ANN LEFEVRE Judy Harlequins 2,3,41 Y-Teen 2,3, Treas. 4: French Club 2,3,4: Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. 124 PHYLLIS LAZEROFF Library Club 3: Art Club 4: Intramural Sports 3,4. RICHARD LEVINE Dick :La 2 LINDA JACKSON LEES TRAPEZOID 3,4: UN Club 3,4: Library Club 2,3, Pres. 4: Harlequins 4: Y-Teen l,3,4: Senior Choir 23,41 Ninth Grade Chorus: Art Club 2,4: Brightonaires, NHS SALLY ANN LEVINE TRAPEZOID 2,31 UN Club 4: Harlequins l,2,3,4g Y-Teen 1: Spanish Club 3: Future Teachers 4: Archery Club l,2: Intramural Sports l,2,3.4. FREDERICK PAUL LEWIS Fred CROSSROADS and TRAPEZOID Finan- cial Manager: U.N. Club Vice-Pres. 3,43 Social Science Forum 3: Audio-Visual Corps l,Z,3,4g Safety Council 3,41 Harle- quins l,Z,3,41 Senior Choir 4: Chemistry Clubg French Club 2,3,4g Mu Alpha Theta -1: Intramural Sports 3,4, NHS WILLIAM SEELYE LITTLE Skipper Student Council 'lg Senior Council: Delta Hi-Y 2, Sec. 3, Treas. -1: Chemistry Club. Pres.: French Club 21 Intramural Sports l,2,4g Varsity Soccer 3,41 JY Soccer 1,21 Mu Alpha Theta 4. HOWARD JOEL LEWIS Audio-Visual Corps 2,3,4g Band l: Spanish Club 23 Intramural Sports l,Z,3,41 JV Swimming 2. RICHARD S. LONG Duke Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4: Varsity Soccer 45 Varsity Baseball 41 JV Track lg JY Baseball 2: Senior Lettermen's Club, HENRY KIMMEL LINTZ Kim Student Council I1 Delta Hi-Y l,2,3,4. CHARLES EVERTS LOVE. JR. Charlie Safety Council 43 Ninth Grade Chorus: Band l,2,3,41 Orchestra 3,43 Chemistry Clubg Intramural Sports 3,4. I25 i I i CAROL RUTH MOSESOHN Student Council 2,33 Harlequins 1,23 Y-Teen I3 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Ninth Grade Chorus: Latin Club 1,23 French Club 43 Future Teachers 3,43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4Q Brightonaires. NHS ANN JUDITH NADRITCH Judy Harlequins 13 Y-Teen 1: Senior Choir 3 Girls' Chorus 23 Future Nurses 33 Intra- mural Sports l,2,3,4. MARGARET MOYES Peg Student Council 43 Inter-Club Council 2,33 Teen Scene Reporter 43 Library Club 13 Harlequins 1,23 Vice-Pres. 33 Girls' Leaders Corps 2,3,4: Y-Teen ICC Rep. l,2,3, ICC Vice-Pres. l,2,3, ICC Pres. 4: Senior Choir 2,3,43 Ninth Grade Chorus: Athletic Coun- cil 3: Latin Club 3,43 French Club 2, Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Water Ballet l,2,3,43 Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3,43 G.A.A. 33 B-Hive 1, Sec. Z, Chrm. 3. NI-IS ELIZABETH BURR NIXON Niki Inter-Club Council 33 Senior Council3 Library Club 3, Sec. 23 Girls' Leaders Corps 2,3,4: Y-Teen 43 ICC Rep. 33 Latin Club 3,43 French Club 2,33 Ski Club 2,3,43 Water Ballet 2,3, Pres. 4: Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 Junior Council3 Class Treas. 23 Class Sec. 3. NHS ' i 3 LYNN MULIVOR Student Council 43 TRAPEZOID 2, Associ- ate Editor 3, Editor 43 Star Award 3g Harle- quins 1,2,3,43 Y-Teen 13 French Club 2, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. NHS BARBARA GAIL NOBLE Barb Student Council l: TRAPEZOID 2, Assist. Editor 3: CROSSROADS Editor3 U.N. Club 2,3, Pres. 43 Safety Council 3,43 Harlequins 2,33 Girls' Leaders Corps 2,3,43 Y-Teen l,2,31 Senior Choir 23 French Club 2: Water Ballet l,2,33 Art Club 23 Intramural Sports l,2,3: New Year's Eve Dance Comm. 3: Teen-age Diplomat to Switzerland 3. NHS JAMES SULLIVAN NOCE Jim Student Council l,3,4Q Executive Committee 43 Inter-Club Council 1,33 Senior Council3 ' TRAPEZOID 3: CROSSROADS 3: Audio- Visual Corps 3,41 Alpha Hi-Y l,3, Chaplain 2, Pres. 43 Music Council Vice-Pres. 33 Band l,2,3, Pres. 43 Orchestra 43 Stage Crew 13 Chemistry Clubg Latin Club l,2,33 Boys' Leaders Corps 33 Safety Corps 3: Intra- mural Sports l: Varsity Tennis l,2,3,43 Varsity Swimming 3: JV Football 23 Senior Lettermen's Club3 Brightonaires. NHS JOHN GARY O'NEILL Jack French Club 3,43 Intramural Sports 4. ELIZABETH P. OVIATT Betsy Library Club 23 Harlequins 43 Y-Teen I,2,3,43 Ninth Grade Chorus: Spanish Club 2,33 Future Teachers 43 Ski Club 2,4: Art Club 43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. RICHARD PARELLO Dick Delta Hi-Y 4: Intramural Sports 41 German Club 4. MILLHAM GILL PETRI Gill Delta Hi-Y l,2,3,43 French Club 1,23 Intra- mural Sports l,23 Varsity Baseball 4: Varsity Swimming 3,43 JV Baseball 33 Senior Letter- men's Club. STEPHEN EDWIN PHINNEY Steve TRAPEZOID and CROSSROADS Publicity Editorg Audio-Visual Corps 1.2.3, Vice-Pres. 43 Safety Council 3,43 Alpha Hi-Y 3,41 Music Council 43 Band I,2,3, Pres. 43 Orchestra l,2,3,-43 Boys' Leaders Corps 33 Chemistry Club: French Club l,2,3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. NHS RAYMOND HOWARD RUBY Ray Chemistry Club3 Latin Club 2,33 Intramural Sports l,2,33 Varsity Tennis 1,23 JV Soccer 1. MAXINE SALZMAN Max Entered 3. CHARLES RICHARD SALAMONE LANI KAY SALIN Chuck Senior Council: Intramural Sports l,2,3,4: Varsity Baseball 3,43 JV Football 33 Senior Lettermen's Club. ROBERT LEE SAVAGE Ollie Student Council 1, Vice-Pres. 43 Executive Committee 43 Junior Council: Student Ses- sion 43 TRAPEZOID 3,43 Athletic Council 3,43 Latin Club 2,33 Varsity Football 3,43 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Varsity Baseball 2,3,43 Senior Lettermen's Club3 Class Pres. 2. NHS Harlequins 1,43 Girls' Leaders Corps 2,3,43 Y-Teen l,43 Athletic Council 43 Chemistry Clubl Spanish Club Z3 Future Nurses 33 Art Club 3,43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 G.A.A. 4. SHARON ANN SCHMITT Entered 33 Harlequins 43 Future Nurses 43 Intramural Sports 3,4Q German Club 4. 131 4 t X. -. KRW X MADELEINE BETH SLOTNICK Maddie Senior Choir 3,43 Girls' Chorus 23 Ninth Grade Chorus3 Future Nurses 33 Intramural Sports l,2,3. NANCY ANN SMITH Nan Entered 33 Intramural Sports 3,4. JUDITH ANN SMITH Judie Student Council 33 Library Club 33 Harle- quins 43 Y-Teen l,3, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Ninth Grade Chorus3 French Club 3,43 Future Teachers 3,41 Future Nurses 43 Art Club 43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. NEIL SMITH Latin Club 2,33 Intramural Sports 13 JV Track l. MARGARET KIM SMITH Kim Library Club 33 Harlequin 43 Y-Teen l,2,3,43 Athletic Council 33 French Club 3,43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 G.A.A. 3. RICHARD WILBUR SMITH Dick UN Club 3,41 Social Science Forum 43 Thespians 3,43 Harlequins 1,23 Senior Choir 43 Ninth Grade Chorus3 Chemistry Club3 French Club 2,3,43 Safety Corps 3,43 Radio Electronics 13 Camera Club 3,43 Bowling League 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Brighton- airesg VeteransForeign Wars' Adward 3. NHS 133 MICHAEL LOWELL SNYDER Mickey Senior Choir 2,33 Ninth Grade Chorus Intramural Sports 33 Varsity Football 3,4 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Varsity Track 3 Varsity Tennis 1,23 Senior Lettermen's Club. JOY ELLEN SONDERS Student Council 1,2,3,43 Entecutive Com- mittee 43 Inter-Club Council 3: Harlequins 43 Y-Teen 1: Chemistry Clubg Spanish Club I,2,3,4: Future Teachers 43 Art Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Intramural Sports 1. STEVEN M. -SPELMAN Coolie Sigma Hi-Y 2: Intramural Sports 1,2 JV Football l,2. HJORDIS HILDA SPERLIN SUZANNE SPIEHLER BETTY JEAN SQUIER Y-Teen 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Ski Club 43 Sue Bert Imfamllfal SP'-'ms 4? German Club 43 Teen' Y-Teen l,2,33 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Ninth ASC DIPIOTUZI fl'0m NOFWHY- Grade Chorus3 French Club 3,43 Intramural 134 Sports 1,2,3,4. f SALLY JEAN STAHLBRODT Sal Inter-Club Council 33 Girls' Leaders Corps 233,43 Y-Teen I,2,4, Pres. 33 Ninth Grade Chorus: Latin Club 33 Spanish Club 2,3,43 Future Teachers 33 Water Ballet 233,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 NHS JEROME STARPOLI ELLEN RUTH STERN Star Ellie Stage Crew 33 Latin Club 2: Intramural Entered 4. Sports l,3. is 1 .RX X Y tr Xljf ROLAND EUGENE STEVENS, III DIANE RUTH STONE DIANE FAYE STRATTON Chips Delta Hi-Y 23 Latin Club 2: Ski Club l,2,3,43 Archery Club 1,21 Intramural Sports 13 Varsity Soccer 4: Varsjty Tennis 3,43 JV Soccer 1,2331 JV Swimming 33 JV Tennis 1,21 German Club 43 Ski Team 2,3,43 Senior Lettermen's Club. Dee Dee Spanish Club 33 Future Nurses 3,4. UN Club 4: Y-Teen l,Z,3,41 Spanish Club 43 Ski Club 43 Art Club 3,43 Arts and Crafts Club 2. 13- C mf JOHN FRANCIS TALLMADGE Jay Bird Student Council 4: TRAPEZOID 3,41 Theta Hi-Y l,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2: Intramural Sports l,2,3,4: Varsity Football 31 Varsity Wres- tling 4: JV Baseball 2: JV Football 2: Brightonaires. FRANK H. THOMSON French Club 2,31 Varsity Football Manager 1.2.3.-1: JY Truck 1.2: Senior l.etlermen's Club. 136 ll' LYNDA ANN TAYLOR Senior Council: Girls' Leaders Corps 2,3,4: Y-Teen 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 1: Spanish Club 3,41 Future Nurses 4: Ski Club 3: Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 4. JUDITH ANN TUPPER Tup Student Council l: Cheerleading 3,41 Girls' Leaders Corps 2,3,41 Y4Teen l,2,3, Vice- Pres. 41 Chemistry Club: French Club 2,3' Water Ballet 2,3,4: Intramural Sportsl,2,3,4 Ly ffl' ELIZABETH TEEGARDIN Tee Harlequins 1: Girls' Leaders Corps 2,3,41 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4: Senior Choir 2,3,4: Ninth Grade Chorus: French Club 3,41 Water Ballet l,2,3,4: Red Cross Club 3: Intra- mural Sports l,2,3,4. NANCY LEE UPSON Teen Scene Reporter 3: GALAXY Editor 41 Y-Teen I,2,3,4: Ninth Grade Chorus: Latin Club 4: French Club 2,3.NHS 'f J? ANN ELAINE VAN DER BROOKE Y-Teen 1,23 Girls' Chorus 23 Ninth Grade Chorus3 French Club 3,43 Future Nurses 43 Water Ballet 2,33 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. JAMES F. VOELZER Jim Sigma Hi-Y 1,23 Intramural Sports 2,3,43 Varsity Football 3.4: Varsity Baseball 3,43 JV Football 23 JV Basketball 13 JV Base- ball 1,23 Senior Lettermen's Club Pres. x 'fin pf sl DOROTHY LEE VAUGHAN CORNELIS GERARDUS VENDEL Do D0 Y-Teen l,2,3,4: Senior Choir 2,3,43 Ninth Grade Chorus: Ski Club 3,43 Art Club Sec. 33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Baton Twirler 43 Brightonaires. PETER LEONARD WAASDORP Pete CROSSROADS Boys' Sports Editor3 Alpha Hi-Y 4: Chemistry Club3 French Club I,2,3Q Intramural Sports 23 Varsity Soccer 43 Varsity Basketball 3,43 JV Soccer 2,33 Siagigr Lettermen's Club, Mu Alpha Theta 4. Case Safety Council 33 JV Track 1 SUSAN ELINOR WEISS Future Nurses 3,4. Suzi is : 44-ts 9 BARBARA C. DANKOFF SUSAN D. MOFSKY ERIKA HAERTL Barb Sue Y-Teen 43 Ski Clu-b 45 German Club Harlequins l,2,3g Y-Teen lg Latin Club 1,23 UN club 39 Library club 1g Harlequins sg Student From Mumchi Gefmaw- French Club 1,2,3g Intramural Sports l,2,3. French Club 2,39 Imfamufal 5190115 l,2,3- 140 WE ARE THANKFUL TO THE FOLLOWING PARENTS FOR THEIR VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs T L Bowes C G DeLaney Samuel Halaby Ward Hamxlton Robert S Hanford Allen E Kappelman Oscar Mlnor Joseph L Noble John Whrte COMMERCIAL PATRONS Anthony Funeral Chapel ASSOCIHIC Wholesale Baker and Carver Attomeys Beacon Research Corporatlon Beardsley Glass Company Bened1ctAde Archltect Blologlcal Supply Company Brighton Plttsford Post Central Laundry and Supply Company Chaplm Dalry Products Corporatlon Chnlson Pharmacy Incorporated Commercial Case Corporatxon Compllments of a Friend Compllments of a Frlend Cramer Force Elmer W Davls Incorporated Genesee Rlbbon and Carbon Corporatlon H 81 W Chemlcals, Incorporated Hanford 8: Greenfield, Incorporated HHVCfSIlCk 8: Company, Incorporated House of Carpets, Incorporated Howard E Martm Insurance Agency Howard J ohnson's J B Parello Truckmg James E Duncan Incorporated Leo Ruby Incorporated L1lac Launderers and Dry Cleaners Lours Wolf Grocery Natronal Paper 8: Sales Company R T French Company Refr1gerat1on Mamtenance Company Relm Muslc Company Rochester 8a Plttsburgh Coal Company Rochester Gas 81 Electrnc Corporatlon Rochester Magneto and Starter Servlce Rochester Poster Advertlslng Company Incorporated Rogers Fuel Corporatlon Samuel Halaby Incorporated Schnelder Pharmacy Upson Brothers Incorporated Zonnevylle Company Byer Cotton Products Company J umorama Incorporated Rudner Drug Company Flowers by Maggle Altler and Sons Shoes Incorporated Peter and Samuel Halr Styllsts Clover Frult Market n ' V . 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' 141 INDEX Art Club Art Department Assembhes Athletlc Councll Aud1o Vxsual Corps Band J un1or Band Semor Baseball Basketball Freshman Basketball G1rls Basketball Jumor Varsity Basketball Varslty Board of Educatlon Brlghtonalres Bus Drlvers Cafeteria Staff Camera Club Cheerleaders Jumor Varslty Cheerleaders V3fSlly Chemlstry Club C1t1zen Educatlon Department Classes Class Officers Commercxal Department Crossroads Staff Drlver Educatlon Department Enghsh Department Executive Councll Football French Club Freshman Chorus Freshman Class Gxrls Athletlc Assoclatlon German Club G1rls Chorus Harlequms H1 Y Home Economlcs Club Home Economlcs Department lndustrlal Arts Department Jumor Class Language Department Lat1n Club Leaders Corps J unlor Leaders Corps Semor Library Club Jumor Lxbrary Club Semor Malntenance Staff Mathematlcs Department Mu Alpha Theta Music Councxl Muslc Department Natlonal Honor Soclety Nurses Future Operetta Physlcal Educatlon Department Radlo Electromcs Club Rallroad Club Red House Mystery Safety Corps Safety Councll Sclence Department Secretarxes Semor Choxr Semor Class Semor Councll Semor Poll Seventh Grade Skl Club Oflicers Soccer Soclal Sclence Forum Sophomore Class Spanlsh Club Stage Crew Strmg Quartet Student Councll Swlmmlng Team Teachers Future Thesplans Track Trapezold Staff Umted Nations Club Volleyball Girls Water Ballet Y teens 15 ' , ' 14 ' , ' . 32 . , . . . 50 . , . . . 57 . , ' 42 ' , ' 43 89 ' ' , 84 ' , ' ' 100 ' ' , ' ' 83 , , ' 82 , 6 . . . . 41 . . . 11 . ' ll 15 , ' ' 103 ' , ' 95 ' ' 47 ' Chorus, Junior 71 Senior Advisors . . . 16 . . 67 ' 54 ' ' ' 19 ' 26 ' ' 28 ' 20 , , 53 . . 75 33 ' 40 70 ' . , . . . 98 - 32 ' ' ' ' 41 , ' 22 ' '- 64 ' 129 ' ' 29 ' ' ' 28 , ' ' 72 31 - ' 32 142 RECOGNIZE ANYONE? 3 -.! Our Harvest Queen-Christine Kirkham Our Student Councll Presxdent Brooke Banbury 143 W Wthziww vw 1 499, --ff! CAc,4,4.,fL4,Lj jgbxpkki yzlbxibyfiwg ,J-JAf14Lefi4,A,z4 wad M14 WMVCLLMFQMLMJM WAV liluuj, faaitfpaayu 12641144 773417K MAMQLXLAAAK ALA ,Ha Af4,ff,4.4.fL44m,24,A A-wmfwuggi UQZQQK77 Zh! ifgV 1.4faff4f,z,4,4JL,Z4.1,4,f,c,!-,c+-4.42iQ'i.4.7fLZ4?,4,L ,7f,!LA,.fff LA'!ifd' ef-fc,cLJvfL,!N ZA? 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