Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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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