Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

1. , L. -we ,, Q M... ??fm'Q, v af- Q' 'L HK. N -, - ff-1 + W, W ' an e , , f N 3,-.4 4 f '?W'! ' fl, , -xg - .4 '- R , k x 'ww ' W-4 . ' 1 v .r, 'wifes v-tx ' 3 ' -N :vp xv.. Jyf' '. 'bf ifi Fr, - Nw? af , U- 473' .- uh dhymuf-+ 'UL-. rl Q' -5' 'VF 5,-naw -!'..s...f- R F ORWORD 'We started as children and went through the grades, learning as we went. iT hey taught us to think, to do. 7 hey taught us many things. In the spring of 1959 the Brighton Dis- trict One School Board adopted a state- ment of philosophy. Included in this statement were ten objectives. We have chosen these objectives as the theme for the 1959 CROSSROADS. Each objective is artistically expressed in our ten divi- sion pages. In each section we show how the objective was accomplished at Brigh- ton High School in the school year 1958- 1959. And now we have done with this school, and must move on. 'We will try what we have been taught, we will think and do. fit is not Hnished now. fl' here are others to take our place, there always will be. 1 1 A Ob ectnva Objcctlve Objectna Qlucctne Objectnu Oblutlu Qbyfxtlx L OIUILLIINL Olmntlve 0I7jLLtlVC IABLE OF CONTENTS I I I V V V V I X Enghsh and Forelgn Lannua es Mathematncs and Suence Muslc Art and Drama PI15 s1caI Izduaatlon Hnetory DLINOCFHYIC Lum Thmkm and Rczmonm Sdf Cundancc Practlcal Arts Moral and Spmrual VaIues 5 ll 0 21 '79 '79 -I4 47 76 77 60 Sl JW 02 06 97 100 101 JS 109118 X k KN BOARD OF EDUCATION: Fred Painter, David A. McBride, jr., Thomas H. Miller, Mrs. Arthur E. Clark, Robert Sheridan, Rae Clark, Robert T. Morrow, Mrs. Gilbert j. Corris, Floyd Kirlcham, and Joseph T. Adams. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Upon the board of education rests the determina- tion of the community's educational policies. The board must decide not only the philosophy of the school, but also the practices best suited to carrying out this philosophy. Problems of financing and of public relations must be faced and re- solved so that the varying educational needs of the community can be met. 6 'K-,, Anand DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION ALICE L FOLEY Frrst among these asslstants IS Dxrector of Instruction Alnce L Foley, whose mtlmate knowledge of the students, and of thenr teachers and parents have made her m dxspensnble to the educatlonal commu mty Mxss Foley coordxnates the currxcu lum of the four Brnghton schools, heads the 1n servxce tramlng program, super vlses teacher selectlon m the schools and mamtams the excellent commumty rela tnons that Brrghton enjoys SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS FRED B. PAINTER The total responslbllnty of admmxstering the educatlonal program at all levels rests dnrectly wlth supermtendent Fred B Pamter He must see that the dlrectrves of the board are carrxed out efhcxently and effectnvely He must also brmg before the board the 1deas and requests of the parents, the teachers and h1s admmlstra t1ve asslstants PRINCIPAL LEONARD B SMITH Assummg leadershlp of the hlgh school m 1955 prmcxpal Leonard B Smlth has demonstrated hls admmlstratlve 3bIlItlCS by makmg Brlghton Hlgh School one of the outstandmg schools m New York State accordmg to a study made by the late Dr Donald H Ross, assnstant dlrec tor of research of the state educatlonal department Mr Smlth must see that the obyectnves as stated by the board are carrled out m the program of the hugh school MARION E HANDEL Vlce Prmclpal Marlon E Handel, m ad dntlon to her general admmlstratnve dutles, has speclal charge over student dnsclplme and extracurrncular actnvxtnes She more than any other person, establishes the relatnonshxp between the students and the rest of the school system It IS through Mass Handel that students communicate wlth the admlmstratxon and the Board of Educatlon 8 ROBERT R. COLLINS As Director of Guidance, Robert Collins assists students toward their objectives by advising them on curriculum and help- ing them with college and career choices. His position as head of the Guidance De- partment places him in charge of the large group of class counselors. Aided by this group he makes sure that no student lacks the all-important counseling needed for the future. SECRETARIES: Christine Raymond, Ida-Mae Glover, jean Adams, Caroline Walch, Teddy Ford, joan Limpert, Vera johnson. Answering telephones, keeping financial records, doing the school's paperwork, and satisfying numerous miscellaneous desires of students and teachers is a full time job for Brighton's seven secretaries. 9 Soft is the music that would charm forever. wgyg., Q' M 1. Learn to speaktloe English language clearly, read it intelligeftfly, write it effectively, listen to it with and acquire an elemen- M ..Al I a second language. L I fHL l'!lfJf:g51 .. 'K '?' ' , 4 . Q,vfe1,fvfs mfs! 1:1 . . .V .X .... wif? F 'wyfriv -- ', W ig f .65 L ..gd K4 .nf --' . it f if 13,1 ,, ..- , ,Q f. , 15 1:51 . Q wifi' qijff A 1, gi g, A ' W ls. 1 '31 - 7 ' 4 1 W ,.. , LYNN -4 fbi? 46 ,f P 4 qi S QE, '5 , , 1,2 rf, fm-ff. 5151616 U1 , . ff ,321 Q , , IWW., 5 uf? A. 7 , , '21 :S-1 f ' f .- a,f7,,., ggi-I' -- ,3 X 11'-ff: lu Q. ..- y. V, - V. ,- .P .F-. f xv 1 7'?.'f 522 5 x u'f:f wl'x?.:l f ' 4 Q-+v Vr. f-112,-' - .- ,v K! it . . , ' ' 43' . .11 1 . w x h ,N,-7,3 2 'V' 0 ,Z ..,. W4 , f,,,- . , Aggknlg' Jvegh w, 1, K Z . f ,Y , V S ' .igjlsi . . ,x wi .S ,, A 3,1-,V U, F E Q r 1-A K 4 X i V lr ,Y fi L ,, , 1' ' we g g ' . . .' 'f bf I v CROSSROADS staff slaves to meet deadline. 41- . The job of portraying school life in words and pictures falls upon the yearbook staff, seniors chosen by nomination of the pre- vious staff and election by the faculty. Editor Martha Rock and Co-editor Carol Spies co-ordinated the efforts of other staff members in choosing a theme, plan- ning pictures, and creating writefups and layout. Seventh period was work period for the CROSSRQADS staff. CROSSROADS STAFF: K. Kayser, E. Weissbergcr, S, Knriher, C. Spies, S. Hershbcrg, M. Rock, editor S Crawford M. Stevens, B. Conta, C. Reynolds, L. Polslcy, C, Hartfelder, S. Mills. Trout: S Kurtzner D Salzman, K. Kramer. ia y Jia. sh' TRAPEZOID STAFF M Appelbaum S Smith S Wolf R Goldstein E Duncan F Haines ,l DeS1o K Steensma M Bennett E Rosen S Weinstein Second row B Horowitz E Bless M Davies C Schlageter P Kaltreider S Parks Tron! A Poze T Cox XX ls ' mf X f ff B l 1 ,...-Illia un ., wsu llll will 'FIAW I 'Q VOL XXVII Friday November 4 , .1 Mary Louise Ted Cox Carol Schlageter Margy Appelbaum Sherri Wolf Sue Bender Randi Goldstein Sue Parks Sue Weinstein Pam Kaltrelder Sherman W Selden Circulation and Exchange Sue Sahtan Public Relations Abbey Poze and Kathryn Steensma Chief Pihotographer Fred Haines Published every three weeks by the students of Brighton High School Winton Road South Rochester 18 New York. Trapezoid Office in Student Center. HI. 5-3920. Extension 39. Editor in chief Managing Editor Associate Assistant Associate Assistant Assistant Associate Assistant Associate Advisor of the journalism class assisted by the editorial staff. Trap tied for first place in the Democrat and Chronicle Scholastic Press Conference. Trapezoid, the student newspaper, is published every three weeks but this year extras were brought out whenever a story broke before the regular deadline. Work on the paper is done by students 14 J N I Fd l ,S . f 1959 QUILL AND SCROLL: K. Steensma, S. Parks, P. Kaltreicler, M. Davies. Second row: M. Bennett, E. Rosen, S. Wolf. Trent: C. Schlageter, A. Poze. Quill and Scroll, meeting at BHS for the first time in many years, raised money to send a junior to Northwestern University to study journalism next summer. To enter this national honorary society, a student must have completed the BHS journalism course, done outstanding work on the school paper or literary magazine, and been chosen by Sherman Selden and a committee of the faculty. Nine juniors and seniors received the honor in 1958-'59. Brighton's literary magazine, the Galaxy, is published once a year with material from the school's outstanding poets, essayists, short story writers and artists. Ellen Rosen and her staff, with the help of Sherman Selden and the English De- partment, select the suitable material. LIBRARY CLUB j Fenmore, treasurerg C. Shacter, sccretaryg M. Rapp, presi- The Library Club gains experience in library management through service in the Brighton High School library. Advised by Dorothy Rice, the club planned a Christmas Tea for mothers on December 8 and held the annual Spring Banquet at which service awards were given to library aides. J. Haas and S. Duckman work on their senior theses for Mr. Toepfer. 1 if x ,L fill' vtmnx llllfuxm uguwflwfzmnv y TW!! S 5 IQ!! f Hdlb Mn hyn mp, By Q, Li hpbx ,' xiili gl lil! . 'A,, .f , S-x ,W q+Qsm:':2IE14 W . ' X 1 F 1 5 if ,s., L 1 , iif.'-v 'ff 4' yi .,..4nn-3' 'K' . , , ,wggy Ut cultum et lmguam, mortam appella tam, vlvam e1s qux lmguae Latmae stu dent, faclat, Sodalltas Latma, Llllxan Follansbee ducente, oratores ludos PIC turas lmmotas et moventes de 1mper1o Romano et auctontate ejus m tempus praesens obtulnt Maglstratus tonsules, aedllls, quaestor et scrlba appellatme, con s1l1a de celebratmone festx natlvltatls Chrnstx fecerunt et convxvlum consldera verunt quo LllSLlPUll nn leetns accum bentes, atque togas et soleas gerentes, cena magna fruerentur, cxbum, clbo Romanorum slmxlem, ederent et a dls c1pul1s ex classlbus pr1m1 anm servlrentur LATIN CLUB Fxrstrou D Vulson R Rosen tbal consul R Danlcofl R Kmgslex acdlle F Sutcr V Valsex M Cale M Hcrshberger Llllxan Follansbee adusor B Brxant A Blrnbaum L Lough C lxarsch N1 Casmk S Qtanton 9 Cray M Rock Suomi rou j Fox ,I Qtcrlmg quacstor D Dasburg C Qpxcs scrxba P Calltms Nl jenluns W Qnow consul Nl Neun E Docrr -I Llbertlwson C Cutler T Hanson M Kcstenblatt R Loxcn helm K Wxcgand E Epsteln Tlml rou T Loeb mann N Wfaltcrs B Craytor N1 Bxers B Rudner C Whxtc -I Schcrwxn R Tonalty W3 FRENCH CLUB Les etudxants dont l mteret dans la langue et le pays est assez grand pour les emporter au dela de la classe ont la pOSSlbllltC de se yomdre au club francans, qu1 se reumt deux fors par mols pour volr, entendre et dlscuter dnvers conferenclers et HlmS Cette annee par exemple, on a entendu Marc Helm etudxant sulsse, qul nous a parle de l est de la France et de la Sunsse La solree de Noel et le banquet du Nouvel An au restaurant Normandxe, tous les deux etant des evenements annuels, ont eu l1eu cle nouveau cette annee Les OHICICFS du club francals ont ete Karen Kayser, Judy Cooper, Andrea Kende, et Abbey Poze . ff ,J . 1 r ' t t , - - ' ' 1. ' . f . ,V - , - f r ' Y ,, , ,. , . . , , . , 1 , ' - ,. ' . . . . l . , . . , . , 1 . s , 7 1 4 , - , - 1 ' . I . , . , . ' . . . . Y. - , . , . . L . . I ' I ' I A ' , I ' I . , . , . . es fb? ,H gmt JV ,A u . ,. I I . . . , . .. . U ' . I .eg SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS E Strumph vice president R Appelbaum secretary R Gold stem president B Babbitt treasurer Una fiesta de Navidad en el centro de estudiantes culmino las actividades del ano para el Club de Espanol Cuando nadie pudo romper la pmata, hecha por Carmela Bejar Bernal de Mexico, ellos la bajaron y la rompieron para conseguir los dulces Los cantos de Navidad y los refrescos concluyeron la fiesta Spanish students enjoy their Christ- mas Party with the help of the four Mexican exchange students. P. Anderson as Santa and D. Dasburg and M, Woodbridge as elves enliven the French Club Christmas Partv. Eighth grader G Coler Edward Wuinee Senior K Steensma and Lillian Follansbee show how stu dents and teachers work alone and together to achieve their objective my X la..---sn XX fx -.-..,.... iW1uu MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Second row: Roger Van Buslcirk, Francis Steve, Catherine Morphy, Elswood Hill. first row: Olive Hunt, Hazel McKay, Donald Van Vechten, Eino Laakso, Antoinnette Hondelinlc, department head. The Math Department offers courses ranging in difficulty from Eighth Year Mathe- matics through Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Engineering Math. Stu- dents especially talented in mathematics may progress through advanced sections of Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Year Math to a college-level calculus course for seniors. This advanced placement course, when satisfactorily completed, gives the senior at BHS college credit. Next year it is planned to offer advanced placement courses in Biology, Chem- istry, and Physics if the registration for them warrants. These courses will be designed to be the equivalent of a first year college course in each of these areas, said Richard Savage, Science Department head at BHS. Many juniors, contem- plating Advanced Biology, took Chemistry this year, swelling classes to almost twice normal size and requiring the addition of Robert Moore to the department. The annual Science Fair was held again this year, and top winners were sent on to the Science Congress at Brockport. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Second row: Barbara Bowman, Arthur Schneider, Nancy Bennett, Laura Bacon. Tirst row: Richard Savage, department head, Warren Seymour, Mabel McCleary, Lois Riegel, Robert Moore, Harold Kruger. 23 CHEMISTRY CLUB: Sixth row: B. Craytor C. Hartfelder, F. Keutmann, A. Blair, S. Scherwin K. Kayser, M. Davies, S. Hershberg, J. Stone, K Steensma, M. Hershberger, S. Parks, M. Coldblatt N. Senzel, L. Atkin, C. Spies, D. Dasburg, J. Cooper P. Bell. Tiftb row: T. Fmmkes, M. Fauman, B Cooney, A. Cravets, R. Dankofl, M. Kantor, S Scheible, J. Howland, J. Olson, J. Sturman, D. Presberg, R. Appelbaum, S, Buff, F. Eidlin, R. Blazey M. Marks, D. Gipner, L. Byer. Tourtb row: G. Now- lis, E. Jensen, M. McAnulty, B. Stuart, J. Bouras, F Haines, B. Secker, S. Sterling, J. Lipkin, K. Doug- lass, P. Cross, D. Woehr, D. Rosenthal, C. Berger. 1 r 1 1 Third row: J. Chaintreuil, R. Bushnell, J. Hershey K. Albert, C. Reynolds, D. Karley, R. Brodows, N Ashton, L. Erdlc, W. Snow, S. Mills, S. Kurtzner C. Collins, L. Doerr, S. Cherry, S Wolf, J. Stern E. Rosen, M. Rock. Second row: P. Bakeman, D Wolf, M. Labovitz, J, Berman, D. Katz, E. Epstein M. Lipsky, J. Cohen, L. Stern, C. Forman, M Neun, F. Haitow, S. Taylor, T. Alaimo, A. Rudin A. Kcnde, Harold Kruger, advisor. Tifsf row: B Conta, L. Wilkerson, secretaries, D. Payne, T. Cox vice-presidents, D. Kingsley, L. Polsky, presidents, Robert Moore, advisor. The greatly increased number of students this year who are interested and have the necessary B average in chemistry has caused the club to divide in half. Mem- bers of each Chemistry Club have pursued their scientific interests under the leadership of Harold Kruger and Robert Moore through a varied program, includ- ing trips, student demonstrations, and a speaker from Eastman Kodak. 24 I r 1 Eleven licensed members continued the operation of school amateur radio station KQKHB this year. KQKHB is located in room 306, and here the club also teaches radio skills in preparation for Federal Communications Commission licenses. A member of the national ham organization, the American Relay League, the Brighton group promotes the hobby among its members and all other interested students. RADIO ELECTRONICS CLUB: Tirst row: J. Cross KQVAJ, vice-presidentg P. Cross WIUQE, presidentg K. Douglass KQHCG, secretary-treasurer. Second row: C. Belfor, J. Sterner, D. Kates KTZOEN, R. Blazey KZOEM, P. Bakeman KZMGU, E. Frank. Third vow: S. Miller KZMLR, F. Eidlin, A. Price KQOEP, T. Bigelow KNQOEL, E. Pevear WVZBPW, W. Huston KNZMOY, M. Kantor. Richard Savage confers with Sen- iors L. Hersey and V. Yates on a problem in Earth Science. Correcting Papers. Barbara Bow- V man tackles a never ending prob- lem. f' ,We . A new element: but Senior L. Erdle can't get it out of the test tube. 25 MU ALPHA THETA: fourth row: T. Frumkes, A. Cravets, P. Cross, G. Nowlis, M. Heim, M. McAnulty, D. Ward, R. Kingsley. Third row. R. Appelbaum, D. Gipner, D. Presberg, S. Steadman, T. Cox, S. Scheible, j. Olson, P. Bakeman. Second row E. Weissberger, D, Woehr, president, L. Polsky, S. Mills, V, Forman, secretary, B Conta. Tirst row: C. Hunt, C. Anderson, C. Spies, K. Steensma. Brighton's two-year-old chapter of a national honorary mathematics society inducted several new members this year. To join Mu Alpha Theta, a student must have an 85 over-all average and a 92 average in mathematics. Sophomores and juniors may then take a special test in February or March, and those who pass are assigned a mathe- matical topic upon which to write. If this is successfully completed, sophomores become associate members, and, when juniors, become full members. Through the efforts of the officers and the advisors, Roger Van Buskirk and Antoinette Hondelink, the club this year toured Eastman Kodak and heard speakers from the University of Rochester and various industries. R. Robeson and S. Dey ponder a problem in algebra. 26 V 0 Q . Q 4 1 W Ng., Q .-W J - n ., , g . e S I 'S X I X.. U 1 9 S 511. , ' 1. .lg , 'f v , fig' . , Q '. H' ,4 , 11- z I EL .Y x W ' ' '1 g YW fm Q -if? f ' 1 ----- --- .5 Y. Three heads are better than one: Seniors David Woehr, Virginia Forman and Marc Heim collabo- rate on a math problem. 28 MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Austin Truitt, joan Koppenhaver, Alex Kanack, Ruth Heitz. Sealed: james Cahill. They sing, of course. They play rhythm instruments, strum autoharps, study music theory, listen to classical records, and receive individual voice training. All this in class, and for those who love music, there are Band, Orchestra, Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus, and Choruses for Freshmen and Eighth Graders , Britones, Brightonaires, and private music lessons. The Music Department offers unlimited opportunity to students who wish to study and speak the golden language. By sponsoring musical productions-a Christmas concert, Marching Band rou- tines, 'iOklahoma, the annual Spring Concert - the Music Department pro- vides the experience of public perform- ance for its students and educational recreation for the rest of the school. ORCHESTRA: F. Haines, president, D. Salz- man, vice-president, B. Conta, secretary-treasurer. ya The Orchestra, under the new direction of Alex Kanack, performed in the Spring Concert and Okla- homaf' However, they also experimented with Beetho- ven's First Symphony and excerpts from A Mid- summer Night's Dream for fun and experience rather than performance. MUSIC COUNCIL: Third row' E. Wcissbcrger, C. Reynolds, T. Frumkes, F. Haines, R. Horwitz, L. Kroll, Second row: D. Salzman, S. Crawford, M. Kurtzner, J. Buscemi. Tirst row: S. Kurtzner, secre- tary, K. Katus, president, S. Taylor, vice-president, C. Case, treasurer. To co-ordinate the activities of musical groups, representatives of each one meet in the Music Council. This year the Council planned the annual Spring Music Festival and presented the musical pro- duction Oklahoma, which required 150 people to stage. 31 BRIGHTONAIRES: S. Crawford, presidentg E. Weissberger, vice-presidentg Ann-Charlotte Thomp- son, secretary-treasurer. Brightonaires, formed three years ago, are a group of seniors specially picked for their singing ability. They meet as often as possible to rehearse selections which range from current hits to 400 year old madrigals. Along with regular school performances, the group also makes many guest appearances. 32 VU S! SENIOR CHOIR: F. Haines, presidcntg C. Reynolds, vice-presi- dentg B. DuBois, secretaryf M. janetos, treasurer. The Senior Choir is the main singing group at Brighton, and any person in the upper three grades with an in- terest in singing and room on his schedule may try out. The chorus meets three times weekly to rehearse its l collection. This year the choir put on a Christmas pro- gram and participated in the Spring Concert and Oklahoma Christmas with the Senior Choir and Brightonaires. E' ? l I 4 1 -lv M ' I Q ' ' K , A , , l 4 5 t X, . xg 1 'r 5 ' , , 5 Sr A 1 ,f - vv sf I sy F Q9 I tb F lr f ca 9, 5 in s - V1 eww-ir' 1 ...--Cx FRESHMAN CHORUS: Freshman Chorus was headed by Loren Kroll, president, assisted by Richard Horwitz, vice-president. Bevan Attridge took notes and joan Bonnar handled the finances. Music was kept in order by librarians jo Holden and james Cooper. ,,.,,,,, 34 BRITONES: Last year a group of juniors formed an informal sing- ing group for fun and preparation for Brightonaires. With each guest appearance they became more for- mal and began to call themselves the Britones. This year's juniors have chosen to continue this or- ganization, rehearsing and per- forming whenever possible. Y., 1 GIRLS' CHORUS: L. Cook, president, J. Buscemi, vicc-prcsi- dent, D. Vaughan, secretary, A. Stern, treasurer. The Girls' Chorus, composed of girls from grades nine through twelve, sang at Christmas time and for the Spring Concert this year. Open to all Eighth Graders, the Eighth Grade Chorus prepares the students for participation in the high school choruses. 35 vi ,,,.. N il Q Q ,W N 4 6 D., an X s I EIGHTH GRADE CHO- RUS: P. Kurtzncr, president, C Anderson, vice-president, D. Das- burg, secretary, P. Stagnitto, treas- LUCY. Q mf , uct 4,L.ta,. - ,W , fa! , ,mzngv , . ' .-K I M , 12 Q ,, fri . . my fl. 52 41 w 'ij f' X Q n H k fx -' 'sf -W K f r Qi ' 'ff X 72 2 Y , J f , ,?,... Rf , df 14 4, X f Q ff o. A , 4 Q 'I at V x .,g,e,N i ' 1? 4 I X ?Q -. 1 Q x . Q R! j xl 6- , ,V R. K Q.- 'A 2 ir' J J i J 'TWZS T FTW V' W ml? ff G fix , X i 1. 9, xr 5 W? - 4 ' ia' i wx J -J N 'J' V X 1 . I 4 7.1. , if 1 Q S I XA V I I ' ' L -:I ' I f7,Z13g., , 'Hf R if ,I 1 V 1 ' f aid , jwhl Hy f 5 V T-3 . 1 I XX,-13.-'I' s in A J .ul L1 U My 4 I Kg, 36, . ' my , I 7',.f -fr .f lf c f I Q .L-2 Kxwi 7 -ar.. Av' , x 'CK m . my 'K Hi? Z? WK 1 1 y 1 3 5. X1 13 . '-M ,vhjlr 3.71 p X 'W r 1 hx EJ A N54 N' nv as-,L RX, f 'fA , if 1' Lf '22 f'3g+,,, K., Cx 1-. P J , Q 2.5 -f, s A E 5 NZ 1. ' ' V Q 14... x N , ki' -W QL E . ,f ff.-fe' H 'Q r'-IA s 'Y '.f,. 0 ,,,. Q- iii--4-' X., X xr' ' X 'K S, V 2 'a . W,v xfsi-T , 2 T. in 63800 just a cou U HARLEQUINS K Kramer vxce presrclent S Klg pres dent M Crtlm secretary treasurer The Harlequms an all school drama club presented The Lottery rn assembly m December and jenny KISSCd Me on November 7 and 8 when the house was the largest rt has been smce the productlon of Macbeth m 1956 Worklng for 15 pomts to become el1g1ble for Thesprans the Harlequms also partlclpated on make up publlcrty and tlcket committees Mr Knoke was advlsor to the club ntry mnocent The gang acts up In your mghtshnrt Helen? Learmng how to forget you r lmes9 38 A T, l ' ' c l l l l M l , : w J A, l 1 l 1 4 r 4 v , r , ,Q , v ., a i ' x J-1 I ' . ' li W , A Q . , Q ' I t A x 1 E 9 ' 4 Q X' ' X A 4 ' 1 4 1. 1 , C ,b X 6 3 S 8 . ' . ., . r ' I J ' ,Q f T i 'v ' 1 6 A '- I s I .ur 'a' 1 X ,4 A K J L 4 k wx H u xx l f I T ' A 9 4 , I . , ' - ' g . i, i g . ' ' , '- . - rs U - 1 ' 1 . rr . U 1 1 Y . . . rr U. l . . . . I ' I I . . q 3 1 T T 1 ily: -, hiv I U' r jenny kissed me when we met ffl 3, if HQ e 3' aw 'Wim 'The Lottery Death to the win neT, M Bennett QQ? if-K. STAGE CREW: Seated: A. Culbertson, Paul Knoke, advisor, A Margolis, A. Rudin, D. Payne, president, T. Thompson. Standing: E. Lacata, D. Givens, B. Bisbee, R. Stearns, j. Edgerton, C. Ball, D. Miller, B, Payne, j, Hershey, R. Roberts, M. Neuhaus, T, Brennan. The Stage Crew is behind every production presented on the BHS stage. Its members design and construct sets, operate lighting and sound effects, and work with costumes and make-up for the actors. Sophomore D. Miller gets last min- 39 ute advice from Paul Knolce. THESPIANS Second row G Ball K Kayser vxcc presrdent VI Coldblatt sec retary treasurer C Nowlns M Rock S Balkm B Brsbee fxrst row R Roberts E The Thesplans IS a natlonal orgamzatlon of students to whom dra matncs rs erther a hobby or a key to the future Under the leadershlp of Mr Knoke, the players present at least one productlon annually A set number of pomts, accumulated through theatrrcal experlence, rs needed to make students ehglble for mductlon mto the socrety Y The stage IS used for many thmgs other than plays Among these are fashxon shows Clvxc Orchestra recltals and the annual Spotlmght on the Student Cabovel 40 Strumph, F. Haines, prcsidentg D, Payne, keeper of the book. The p1ayistbetbing... 41 L f, x, A -- ..,,- as ' ,Psa 'iii' Opcrctta ART DEPARTMENT: D. Bradley Smith, Rhoda Payne. Upon entering an art class this year, one could have seen students sketching from live models or still-life, throwing on a potter's wheel, constructing three-dimen- sional design, or expressing themselves through Abstract, Non-objective, Cubist, and Social-comment compositions. These projects, plus the pursuit of experiments in fields of individual interest, were enjoyed by all grades at BHS, the more difficult and advanced curriculum being offered to upperclassmen who chose Basic Art or Drawing and Painting as electives. Mr. Smith and Miss Payne taught the funda- mentals of their course through lectures, art books, magazines and clippings, and examples of art , they measured their success by a final exam in each class and by the quality of each student's creative work. vi? af? if P 'ff' tin :La A 4 PML fm QJJQQ' ART CLUB Third row E Hersey C Wald Vogel L Merlnng l Blumenthal C Shacter R Ward prcsxdent V Hansen E Colle E Lxeblmg L Atkm R Allen 1 Clmxno C Lrsson S Yates Second rou B Bryant R Messenger D Katz sec retary C Valkenburg E Bless j Falk Txrst row M Sprllcr K Kramer S jack K Krug ,I Meteycr D Pellatt Art Club members expenmented m clay, oils, tempera, and charcoal at weekly meetmgs under the guldance of Rhoda Payne Hrghllghtmg the years program were Held trxps and guest speakers from the Art Gallery CRAFT CLASS Seniors C Valkenburgh and D Pcllatt contemplate art problems K I f 1 , X , . x- f X R V--V, K ,' X ff I K iff - J fy X I ,ff Ralf , X ' f ff, f, ff fff gf f f X 14 ,ff X f ff f 45 X QM cp A , 71, ., 5 qf ,f MM XXX 1 my ff! xx 5 '5'- 'xx N -wi ff W f L f A x Kqk ff XX X QQ ,Lf ,!fy!C 55 XA 1 V X X , X , K f if f 'I f X ff xy f 56X ff X x J AM f x X Z!! ! ' f 7 w mfff X J W, K ' E:X If ,I if A X J W K 47 ff f X g 'f if 1, X X A A XA X ,wfrf X K .xx fl H M , X XM f X JU R' 7 I N XX ff' ' 'M , L 1 A J ' L.. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Carl Witzel, Herbert Carlberg, john Carbaugh Hours of physical training in the daily gym classes develop in the youth of BHS co-ordination, physical fitness and sportsmanship. Although the spotlight of publicity falls on the boys' varsity teams, an extensive intramural program gives to all interested students a chance to partake in competitive games. The annual fall Water Ballet is one of the highlights of the girls' program. Speedaway, basketball, volleyball and softball played in class and in after school pro- grams develop in the girls poise, team spirit and an appreciation of sports. During and after school, the Physical Education Department offers outlets for the energy and enthu- siasm of the student body. 46 RESUME OF FALL SPORTS FOOTBALL Improvmg enough by the season s end to capture three and t1e one of the last flve games the football team ended wnth a 3 4 1 record The year s fnrst game a 15 13 loss to Cormng Free Academy was a thrrller The Barons matched touch down for touchdown but lost on a Cormng safety Llntll the East Rochester game Baron luck drd not 1m prove Then a combmatlon of ram and determmatnon pulled out a 14 13 wm m the last three mmutes Newark handed Brlghton a 40 14 shellackmg but the Barons bounced back the next weekend to txe LeRoy then a flrst place contender m the seasons best game A wm over Webster brought the season to a close SOCCER The Brlghton pxtchmen complled a 2 9 3 record for the fall soccer season Hlghlrghtmg the season was a defeat of the cnty champlons the Occr dentals from West I-hgh School Prevlously the West I-hgh goalne had been unscored upon but the Barons proved too much for the champs and put across two goals to w1n the game 4 2 CROSS COUNTRY Toby Hull coached the Baron Harrners to an undefeated season beatmg a total of 27 teams The fleet footed Barons placed second at the Buffalo lI1Vlt3tlOl'l3l meet and fourth m the Hobart sec txonals In the fourth annual Brrghton lnvntatlonal Cross Country Meet the Barons bested a fxeld of 14 teams 47 1 1. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 4: j. Walz, D. Wilson, D. DeCalesta, j. Zissler, B Perlman R Stig ler H Alderman, A. Taylor, C. Cibbons, C. Brockmyre, M. O'Brien, Asst. Coach Wallace Row J Head Coach Carlberg, D. Davidson, j. Stanwicks, R. Sheridan, S. Moress, K. Albert, G Chilton T Uhl O Keenan R Taft, M. MacMillan, P. Stern, Row 2: R. Kaiser, C. Berger, R. Coates, W Paul C Hast ings R Kingsley, R. Dacks, F. Kucker, H. Kariher, N. Cole, Row 1: j. Webster, M. McAnulty S Sterl ing W Hazlett, D..Croop, W. Locke, R. Bosdyk, j. Howland, S, Weller. Brighton offense was led by junior Dave DeCalesta whose tally of eight touchdowns for the year was tops for the team. Helping to spark the backfield were Qtiarterback Marc O'Brien and Halfback Norm Cole. Standouts on the line were Guard Bob Bosdyk, Tackle Clark Hastings, Ends jim Webster, and james Zissler. Seniors Stu Sterling, Skip Alderman, jim Howland, and Mike McAnulty added to the Baron's strength. M. McAnulty D. DeCalesta M O Brien 'W 48 if A X-36 0 C Head Coach Carlberg cenfef dxscusses an offensxve play with Bull NVHY DONT YOU PICK ON SOMEONE YOUR Wallace and Txny Morella OWN SIZE, Coach Morella qucstnons Stephame Pequlgnot SCORES Bngbton Opponents Commg lrondequolt 2 Canandaigua 2 East Rochester Fairport 0 Newark Webster LeRoy Gary Berger Bob Taft jxm Zlssler Stew Sterhng V. FOOTBALL: Row 3, C. lnderlied, H. Boedecker, R. Williams, J. Reid, C. Crundman, M. Greene, Briggs, j. Ring, C, Wilson, R. Swallow, S. Wilkerson, J. Davies, Row 2: Cadet Coach Morella, j. Clark Frazier, 1. Allen, C. Huff, B. Clarridge, M. Fisher, R. Carley, R. Krempin, D. Lambrix, P. Robinson Hershberger, Row 1. R. Corcoran, K. Bfzhrman, S. Smith, R. Garfinkle, J. Mayfield, A. Walker DeWitt, A. Hanford, S. Depotter, D. Wixson, Absent: Coach Witzel. r 1 f The j.V. teams serve as a training ground for the Varsity squad. Here the boys learn the skills and techniques in competition with other j.V. squads. J.V. SOCCER: Row 3: M. Hemmett, D. Bushnell, J. Nolte, C. Allyn, H. Little j. McAnulty, C. Howk, R. Rosenthal, Row 2, T. Anderson, C. Weller, j. Secker J. Colden, R. Smith, E. Harriman, Row 1: S. Haines, R. Schweizer, Coach Mutschler J. Cooper, R. Suter, D. Taylor. I 1 r VARSITY SOCCER: Row 3: C. Nowlis, J. Nowlis, S. Poling, S. Scheible, J. Whitlock, J. Higgins, Row 2: S. Buff, R. Appelbaum, M. Hemmett, C. Edwards, F. Suter, J. Golden, J. McCuidwin, Row 1: J. Kling, J. Sterling, C. Weller, C. Puls, T. Hanson, Coach Schneider. Jim McCuidwin led the team in scoring with 16 points, one half of the team's total points. The Schneidermen compiled a 2-9-3 record, registering 32 points against their opponents while allowing 70 points to be scored against them. SOCCER Brighton Opponents 0 .... .... B rockport 4 6 . . . ....... Webster 3 3 . . , . . Rush-Henrietta 3 4 . . ..., lrondequoit 11 2 . . . .... Honeoye-Falls 6 2 . . . .... Spenccrport 6 2 . ,, ...... Penfield 10 1 , , , .... Brockport 13 2 . . , .,..... Webster 2 4 . . . .... Rush-Henrietta 6 0 . . . . . . lrondequoit 1 4 A , . ...... West 1 2 . . , . . . McQuaid 2 0 ..,. Pcnfield 2 THE FEET THE HEAD AND THE HANDS Action against West High Suter Scheible Edwards Whitlock and Puls discuss defensive tactics before a game MCCUidwin, NOWHS and Edwafds ARCHERY: Brighton's enthusiastic group of archers meets after demonstme 'hm Ways fo sm? school during the fall. Under the guidance of Mrs. Laura Bacon, the students earn awards for their marksmanship. the ball. Ed Duncan Sectio al Champ on CROSS COUNTRY: Coached by Toby Hill, the Cross Country team remained undefeated in regular Monroe County competition and gained a fourth place in the Class AA sectionals at Hobart. Ed Duncan, outstanding runner on the team, cap- tured first place in every meet he entered for two suc- cessive years. He set the BHS track record of 1.93 miles in 9:24.5, and a Cobb's Hill Course record of 10:41. In the sectional meet at Hobart College, Ed again remained undefeated, beating a field of 125 run- ners from Eastern New York schools. At the season's end, Ed Duncan, Gary Karch, Gary Lungar, Bill Slack and Pete Stahlbrodt received Varsity letters. Those who received j.V. letters were Bill Clark, Peter Dale, jim Eastman, and Bill Purves. pil- 1 5 V - ' n i R Q- I .www 1 ' 2 ag, , 1,31 -.,. ig .. -s3': x.. 'f 4-1' . T ' Q r . V. 1 .H 'Q .aft .. V., - ' f4'.-f:' 5 . 'a f 'Q .,, RESUME OF WINTER SPORTS BASKETBALL: A one-point loss to Webster on February 20 spoiled the Barons' bid for a second place tie in Monroe County AA League, although the Barons had previously defeated both the league-leading Brockport team and the Webster team. The season was marked by close contests , the East Rochester overtime win being one of the more spectacular come-from-behind victories. In all, the Barons put together a 13 won, 5 lost record for the season. SWIMMING: Four successive years and 70 meets later, the Baron Finmen were still undefeated. Coach Bernie McNamara's boys swam to victory against both city and county schools, setting pool records wherever they went. But the ineligibility rules and a strong Franklin team combined to defeat the Barons in their last meet. In the sectionals two days later, McNamara's boys captured second place. BASKETBALL: Third row: j. McCuidwin, E. Jensen, Coach Witzel, A. Taylor, B. Corbett. Second row. D. Hastings, D. Burgess, B. Perlman, D. Cipner, mgr., C. Allyn, mgr., A. Corlett, mgr., S. Brady, j. Shoemaker, S. More-ss. Tirst row: C. Reynolds, M. Mink. Stand- ing: T. Winegard, j. Cooze. Exciting games highlighted the basketball season and put the Barons in contention for first place. A four point victory over Brockport, breaking Brockport's 27 game win-streak, followed by a defeat of East Roch- ester in a close overtime contest, put the Barons in a tie for second place. The combination of Jensen, Cooze, Burgess, and Reynolds won games in regular competition. jensen's jump shot from the foul line averaged him 16.1 points a game and a berth on the All'County AA team. Dave Burgess, a second team All-County choice, along with play-maker Craig Reynolds, also provided a scoring threat. jerry Cooze's rebounding, backed by Drummer Hastings' and Bruce Corbett's floorwork, kept the hardwood boys among the leaders until the season's end, when a one-point loss to Webster, followed four days later by a loss to Brockport, dropped the Barons into third place. v I4, ii -i s ,..-1-' J.V. BASKETBALL: Top row, S. Ab- bey, J. Cross, R. Jensen, S. Poling, J. Nolte, S. Weller, Bottom row, J. Kling, A. Dvorkin, J. Sterling, M. Green, D. Croop, Coach Mutschler. Experience gained in inter-high school competition prepares the J.V. squad for the Varsity team. Coached by Neil Mutschler, the J.V. team chalked up a ll won, 5 lost record this season. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Top rom, T. Anderson, R. Horwitz, B. Clar- ridge, D. Robinson, L. Heumann, J. Mc- Cuidwin, R. Weingard, Bottom row, J. Goldstein, R. Schweitzer, L. Kroll, D. Janetos, T. Keeney, D. Wisen. BOYS LEADERS CORPS Left to gb! on pa allel bars: D. DeCalestra, J. Chantreuil, T. Powell. Eff! Io r gbt on jloo B Taft N Cole S Buff J Webster D. Sheridan, Coach Carlberg, D. Rosenthal, D. Miller. BOYS LEADERS CORPS Working with Herb Carlberg in a special gym class, these boys learned the fundamentals of gymnastics and the techniques of wrestling. BrigI1'l'0n Finmen in Row, Brighton Tabs ,Bri bf 70th Straight ,X5 g on Nab ffl Sffai hf E o Q Q W' T wim retort in . wim y- S i Seventy straight dual nit' i B ' ,victories over a five-year peril: 2 , Flghfo , . Z e hx, That, is Brighton Higii, faggfigsh swimmer W , Wop 3: swimming record after turnii , year te Win an then. 67ths yes- wvd ifeesgL,S,,,, ii2,1g,,,,r5tb4ick Irondequoit High yeste- 55 as fheyd fl thejrl con, L Tm, 1-.io.,B'g, 11311527 1w6tguf'.95a2 gEe,day, 52,3-1, in the Brighton Poo.. pooltfl 31, ,H theft-ated q-hath this xicet andi kfegfglfei- 'fjiffi Lista 261-0a.d1W,Qiaerrn', Ted Bullen captured firsts in T - 0 Brighfo 3170129 , ' ' e rm 1 1, we 1 ., W i H High socinrccnrtls W ,'fffrio,Qu21,,,a beBtw,Q, iFaldT,e,i5o1,BQ, itne 100-yard ha-ckstroke and th duri:'0 pool re '7 High i5ri'3l'A'l ,, gat 1100, .xngl 1U0'l1'2qiefW0 5aion My Sify' rimgi 150-yard individual medley ifwost' g the H Oofds W cwrl-WH' dur-til! ' -anec-. im? .tfgiauefwoparintm.,,wJeCi .lEoQs lr-mr! tho Rriclwtnn -attzmlr Tpnm- f ' mi' 2 1 - 1901. 'ru . WW? cat SWIMMING TEAM: Tiftb row: Coach McNamara, S. Sterling, D. Peet, l. Blumenaus, J. Reid, R. Simon, D. Kingsley, C. Nowlis T. Hamilton, R. Swallow, R. Dankofl, M. McAnulty. Tourtb row H. Alderman, R. Berner, T. Salin, R. Williams, R. Rosenthal, L. Gleas- man, B. Kates, F. Krempin, B. Sayer, T. Wilson, j. Briggs, j, Clark F. Kucker, T. Richards, J. Anderson, F. Eidlin. Third row: K. Behr- mann, D. Washer, S. Bissel, A. Hanford, C. Pleger, A. Bachler J. Carver, W. Turner, O. Robeson. Second row: C. Weller, j. Mc- Anulty, j. Allison, E. Harriman, W. Slack, C. Angell, T. Wentworth j. Sloman, J. Cooper. Tirst row: S. Smith, A. Smith, D. Hill, D. Mc: Bride, E. Smith, L. Smith, M. Townsend, R. Chaintreuil, S. Koop. f Ted Bullen posts a 1:07.4 mark in winning the l00 yard backstrokef' Stu Sterling captures the 100 yard breaststroke in the new time of l :l4.4. A double winner for the Barons was Mike Mc- Anulty who copped the 100 and 200 yard freestyle competitions. So it went all year long as the Baron finmen swam to victory after victory under the coaching of Bernie McNamara. The win streak was extended to 70 meets. The sectionals saw the Barons capture 2nd place. Outstanding performances were turned in by jack 58 McAnulty and Stu Sterling. 'Va ' QL 'Q ' P' 3 i-, -ue, f xx.. , la 9 X Sweeping to popularity among Brighton students is the sport of skiing. Weekend trips to local ski resorts and the Sectional meet at Swain highlighted the program as skiing became both a sport and a hobby. SKI TEAM: Standing: P. As- chenbrenner, B, Hansen, M. Heim Coach Schneider, J. Zissler, I Blumenaus. Kneeling: E. Weiss- berger, H. O'Connor, C. Weller D. Payne, S. Smith. SKI CLUB OFFICERS: S Crawford, president, M. Heim, vice-president, L. Erdle, secretary RESUME OE SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL: The Brighton baseball team closed out their 1958 season with a 7-9 won-lost record. Dropping the opening game to Hilton, the Barons did not score their first victory until their fifth game, an 8-3 decision over Fairport. Other teams to fall to the Witzelmen were Penfield, Webster, Brockport, and East Rochester. TRACK: Sporting a -1-won, 4-lost record last spring under the coaching of Herb Carlberg, the track team had an outstanding runner in Ed Duncan, who con- tributed to the team's efforts by defeating every op- ponent in the mile. He broke the track record at McQuaid with a fast 4:4-1.9 time. TENNIS: The Brighton tennis team turned in a re- spectable 9-3 record for the 1958 season. The netmen started their year with a 3-O victory over Webster, and they continued in that fashion for the rest of the year, dropping two games to Fairport and trading even with Rush-Henrietta. GOLF: Ray Marling's golfers posted an impressive 7-won, 3-lost record last spring. As yet, there is no interscholastic golf league in the county, but since sev- eral schools expect to have golf teams in the near fu- ture, plans are underway for a high school golf league. This league would be split into two divisions, Eastern and Western. The Athletic Council, composed of rep- resentatives froin each team or sport, pro- vides a student to serve as host to visiting teams. They also determine various ath- letic policies that fall within student domain. ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Third row: C. Hast- ings, D. Clarridge, P. Robinson, j. Nolte, E. Duncan, j. McCuidwin, M. McAnulty, C. Brockmyre, R. Schauman, E. Jensen. Second Row: E. Weissberger, C. Collins, S. Bender, M. Woodbridge, S. Stanton, C. Spies, C. Reynolds, N. Beck, D. Dasburg, N. jan- sen, S. Crawford. first row: P. Kaltreider, secretary, T. Cox, president, J. Haas, vice-president, E. Doerr, treasurer. VARSITY BASEBALL: Standing: Coach Witzel, J. Nowlis, E. Jensen, J. McGuiclwin. Seated: R. Coates, M. Levine, M. O'Brien, B. Corbett, K. Albert. Kneeling: C. Williamson, K. Tietgen. BASEBALL Brighton Opponents 2 .... .................. H ilton 5 5 . . . .... Webster 10 4 .... ..... P entield 6 Since this book goes to press as the spring sport season 3 ,,,, Brockport 5 begins, it is impossible to print here the 1959 scores, 8 ------ FaifP0ff 3 but Coach Witzel tells us that the outlook for baseball 4 -'-'- l'0 de'4u0 5 is fair 7 .... ..... E ast Rochester 2 ' 8 . . . ........ P fi ld 6 Pitching for the Barons last year were Jim McC-uid- 3 '..' Spenczpfm 6 win, Jim Voelzer and Dave Stauffer, only one of whom 0 .... ...... H ilwn 8 returns this spring. 3 ---- Websfff 2 Eric Jensen, Mark O'Brien, Bruce Corbett and Cary 13 - ' Baffkpolftt 5 Berger all figure to help bolster the batting department. 2 ,Eglin 3 4 .... ..... E ast Rochester 7 4 .... ..... S pencerport 0 lt looks like it's a goner. Strike three or a home run? iii' AA .n - 1 J.V. BASEBALL: Sitting: J. Frazier, G. Ringer, S. Moscov, A. Cravets, S. Weller, S. Moress, A. Corlett, A. Haberbush, G. Kaiser, C. Nowlis, D. Roberts. Standing: Coach Assistant Mr. Green, Mr. Miner, G. Berger, M. Greene, J. Nolte, G. Gibbons, J. Gooze, J. Shoemaker, R. Jensen, T. Salin, J. Ring, R. Swallow. Runner carries chimney to first. McGuidwm gets a hit 63 Q TRACK: Third raw: Coach Rising, Coach Carlberg, R. Dacks, S. Peet, D. DeCalestra, E. Cox, J. Waly, D. Peet, A. Taylor, E. Duncan, S. Wilkerson, S. Sterling. Second row. C. Criticos, M. Hamm, D. Lambrix, T. Bullen, D. Presberg, F. Eidlin, J. Higgins, R. Cliflord. Tirst row: B. Seeker, M. Labowitz, G. Karsch, T. Hanson, G. Lunger, D. Cox, T. Uhl, H. Little, D. Price, D. Hill. jumping: N. Cole. Aided by Seniors Norm Cole in the hurdles, Kip Brockmyre in the 440, Ed Duncan in the mile, and junior Dave DeCalestra in the shot put, the '59 track team aspires to win the season. Other outstanding seniors returning to the field this spring in- clude Chuck Puls, Stu Sterling and Butch MacMillan. 64 WN. 'www rv' .', g .il'35l1'c'f1z ? st? it . 1 ef! 39:fi,,'w ts .Jie 5-I '- Q 'S.'1'slSs Q. ff. TENNIS: Coach Cox, M. Hemmett, R. Burke, D. Disney, R, Brodows, D. Kates. Sparking the Coxmen were Henry Appelbaum and jim Noce. Other big rackets were Chip Stevens, Dave Clarridge, jerry Lipkin, Bob Brodows, and Dave Disney, all of whom did praiseworthy service for the Barons. Appelbaum and Noce further distinguished themselves by winning the County Doubles Match. vi' .X xiii, V. .Q.f.w. bw.. ,M GOLF: Standing: R. Smith, Coach Marling. Kneel- ing: j. Kling, D. Gipner. Ray Marling's golfers posted an impres- sive won-7, lost-3, record. According to Coach Marling, outstanding players were jerry Kling and Fred Kucker. Also con- tributing to the winning record were Drummer Hastings, Dave Wolf, Rod Smith, and Seniors Dave Cipner, jim Haas, and Chuck Edwards. x4 J. Lipkin serves J while D. Clarridge awaits return. Ci?i' '3 zl f ' ' 2 .W 'V 4 mf ,- , A-xii? 9' N Q 4 P lm. O 'I qixul 0 1 I 5 4 6 O Q -bl m. .HQ V -ff f 1. , fa.. . ..-. 1 lnlsjv-S1Q . Q. , QQ . ,ix- ' gg, 2' 9, Q A Y - 1 s l ,W 'r GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Standing, P. Kaltreider, S. Crawford, N. Jansen, M. Woodbridge. fKneeling, C. Spies, vice-president, S. Bender. Sitting, C. Collins, E. Doerr, president, S. Stanton, secretary-treasurer. The members of the CAA, elected by the girls, co-ordinate the intramural pro- gram and take part in the Athletic Council. To raise money for the purchase of sports awards, the CAA sells candy at home games and sponsors an Open House for the girls. GAA member Carol Spies sells tickets to football game. It s easier this way! Sally Stanton cleans up the pool's edge during the water ballet. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: N. Ashton, B. DuBois, K. Davis, S. Taylor, D. Dasburg, captain, J. Buscemi, S. Pequignot, S. Bender, S. Dey, K, DeHoncl. With vigor and enthusiasm the Varsity cheerleaders encourage the crowds to cheer the Baron teams to victory. 68 ,ij if ,543 5 Y Q W , JF a 51? if i f. 9 Qs f f ' Q ' ea. J Ji xg. vw R1 ' X C21 'f Z , ,I I fi 3 t 3 , V ,QLHK N4 , X -V A 3 Hi. , gpg, Q.. 5 ,Q , .Q 2 Q' F Q! 991 gf? 9 34 94 We O , 4 I S16 iii, 4' 1 5. 9 ,S 33 9 9, Q Chosen for outstandmg athletlc ab1l1ty sportsmanshlp leadershlp and mterest m sports, the jumor Leaders Corps learns to ofhcxate at mtramural competmon and to and the gym teachers 1n thelr classes Upon successfully completmg her soph omore year ln the jumor Corps, each g1rl recexves a Leaders Corps badge for her gym sult and IS ellglble to enter Semor Leaders Corps the next year JUNIOR LEADERS CORPS Second row ,I Schaumann C Olmsted K Noble D Dudley M Gale N Neal N Jansen fxrst row B Holmes S Whnte D Dasburg D Hart J jafferson D Could M Blaxr B Stevens . . . . I l ' 1 L. Lytle, M. Woodbridge, L. Suter, A. Stern, R The fall speed a way program rnvolves competltxon among all grade levels Pat Calkxns semor team above lost m the play offs to Lmda Erdles team actnon shots below nd 1 'Vw v wq'5tq: Mary Gasmks jumor team fabovej was the overall wmner Pnscrlla Blodgetts freshman team also competed m the speed a way mtra mural program 4' .l M19 Wife l if eg 4 W f if - l l Q :ev 7:0422 ,, A 1 We ,Q-Q, 4,1 lf! sir . V, ll? :YL ' - ' Q Q , i , V , X E Q I . A V 4 V- f j J. Vx' . . 5-Eager 2 fm 'H , ws- -' , ,547 K, . - 1 . '-Chf' -gf.: N 1 , 'ldirlm' .JQ5 'fqs1F.f:. ' : :gafQ5'lff5s,g, aQf+:zfQ,1 lf s F - V-I Q' ff f,-S , ,t'ff2?., l 'r Z 3 N ' f V ,, ' H ,, ,Q , - 3 ' ' en?-Qgirfxf Q' H ,Q . - ,jgifqr 'fifff ' I Q 1 Q I K gf P Calkms and Mrss Graham report game score f Pornt' ,ffl A tense moment lh basketball xntramurals mf .W mal' 3? Jw Wrll she make xt? V Lmer calls a Jump between E Bless and C Hanford 73 Guard ber Mary' jump ball' -up , 4 Q . i ee Q fs v. F7 Q WATER BALLET: Second row: S. Crawford, P. Kaltreider, S. DeHond, B. Craytor B. Young, C. Case, D. Dudley, A. Kendall, W. Wells, B. Hemmett, W. Snow, C, Neville C. White, C. Anderson, C. Reynolds, I. Holden, L. Cvitlin. Tirst row: F. Sheridan C. Miller, J. jackson, P. Halbleib, S. Radford, M. Murray, P. Hartfelder, S. Bender D. Holden, S. Pequinot, J. Michaels, j. Bonnar, H. Levine, 1. Stanton, B. Holmes, S. Howard. WATER BALLET: The Water Ballet, consisting of forty-three girls, performed a gay show to the theme of Aqua Holidays. Each number portrayed the outstanding characteristics of a different holi- day, ranging from New Years to Christmas. The proceeds of the four performances were used to purchase new bathing suits and other equipment. 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Tirst row: Gretchen Shafer, Neil Mutchler, Hugh Minor, Raymond Marling, Robert Hynes, department head, Ruth Llpson. Primeval cave-dweller, knights in armor, atomic scientists . . . a student encounters the sweep of history in Citizenship Education classes. From a study of the aspects of economic world trade and communications through American and World His- tory to International Relations and Problems of Democracy, the student comes to comprehend the history of mankind and the relation of our country to other na- tions. By understanding the problems of the past and present, he is better equipped to face those ofthe future. THREE VIEWS: A. Minor, R. Marling, and M. Perrin present three aspects of teaching. UNITED NATIONS CLUB M Goldblatt T Frumkes K Noble A Frey M Neun The members of the Umted Natlons Club, pursumg a common mterest m other peoples and countrles ofthe globe, see movles and hear talks by fore1gn drplomats and world travelers The Club mamtams a display m the showcase opposlte the aud1tor1um and sends two representatxves to the Roch ester Assocnatlon for the United Natlons Thus year s club, which drew 1 15 mem bers, was advlsed by Mar lan Perrm A SOCIAL SCIENCE FORUM Third ww J Alhson S Steadman C Llpson P Cross Second rou j Lxpkm A Margohs Raymond Marlmg advrsor Se ded M Helm Soclal Scrence Forum serves as a sprmg board for further dlscusslon of morld problems Headed by Ray Marlmg the club holds debates and 1nv1tes guest speakers The world we live ln A . A . Q, n, ' 9. E' Q , ve XII Win. Teaching democracy Csee opposite pagej involves living democratically. This year a student court was started at BHS. Cat left: Mary Casink, Recording Secretaryg Mike McAnulty, Judgeg Larry Polsky, Prosecuting Attorneyj The court tries cases involving violation of student laws. The innocence or guilt of the student is determined by a jury chosen from the student body. The New Year's Eve Dance is one of the social highlights ofthe year. On the com- mittee were: Cat leftb Back row: Sue Scherwin, Camille Collins, Sally Craw- ford. Front row: jean Knoblock, Ed Weissberger, Craig Reynolds. Below is pictured a junior Class meeting at which the members of the class may voice their opinions on junior activities. m, ,, In Q5-EN V 'H 1 f' , K A . g , 4., uh M' J 1 X 1 lr X c ' H ,nfs -ff 'ati Treasurer: Cary Berger Student Council officers and committee heads form the Executive Council. This group meets before each regu- lar Student Council session to plan the business and activities of the Student Council. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: G. Berger, D. Karley, E. Jensen, C. Nowlis, J. McCuidwin, H. Alderman, M, Heim, S. Banbury, 1. MacCollum, C. Collins. SCHOOL ISSUES. Student Coun cil debates both sides. X. of X . ' 1 s W v A 83 CLASS OF 1963 EIGHTH GRADE: Seventh fow: C. Malm, M. Pearce, S. Ep- stein, R. Elliot, B, Fanning, D, Ferguson, T. Matthews, Cv. Benedict, M. Townsend, C. Mohr, P. Anderson, L. Smith, B, Cunningham, R. Conta, C. Nudo, P. O'Brien, E. Ford, B. Ceoghegan, D. Borisofi, H. Itkin, A. Sergeant. Sixth row: D, Kappelman, S. Orrick, N. Fisher, R. Lipton, S. Shencup, J. Densmore, R. Miles, D. Walters, B. Pel- latt, B. Wallace, M, Pollack, D. Ciasink, P. Bosdyk, M. Mickelson, J. Teegarden, J. Cvooze, R, Weinberg, R. Karz, R. Taylor, R. McDowell, J, Johnstone. fifth row' C. Stape, J. Sorem, J. Hause, S. Smith, P. Mason, P. LaRaus, L. Clarke, L. Townson, B. Anderson, S. Munshower, J. Smith, N. Nixon, D. Dodge, A. Wadsworth, C. Clair, K. Klein, S. Herman, J. Maslyn, E. Wfilson. Fourth row: J. Jack, S. Perry, P. v Whittemore, A. Criticos, L. Sadick, B. Lewis, N. Cvoldstein, J. Han- sen, J. Brigham, M. Davis, M. Schneider, C. Balch, M. Stutsky, C Kottmeier, J, Fenmore, L. Sloan, K. Kern, C. Mink, J. Jack, M Steel, B. Demer. Third row. B. Weinstein, A. Harriman, B. Weisler E. Dutcher, L. Cerman, S. Cohen, B. Buehler, S. Barnes, C. Colden R. Epner, S. Rosenberg, R. Moses, D. Dasburg, P. Ceen, M. McCord J. Lovenheim, D. Lester, S, Van Horn, L. Lawrence. Second raw M. Sonders, J. Rowe, M. Lane, S. Smith, D, Mousaw, A. Cervi, N Neuhaus, J. Huston, R. Kramer, T. Fien, P. Goldberg, B. Davidson R. Chaintrcuil, D. Jermyn, First row: V. Farnsworth, K. Knebel, E Kingston, L. Breiman, E. Taylor, K. Stuart, A. Hartfelder, E, Richard- son, N, Wright, P. Stagnitto, M. Liston, C. Lunger, J. Rodman. ' A' 5 , fi 5 , f -4 Qii ,TP W 4 i .Q - 5, - A.- .igg .F N af! 419 1 i . 3. fi , J Y 84 'i4 1. '.i .V 0' .W-,' Nl . ii Q Q .-- l W x H A W PM mi r 1 ,K lg- VA ...-aw , x V .,,,,,..a V VV, .. N .,,,A,,,,, ' 4-J. mwsmm.. 9 gf-me I V V V ,,i,,,, . MUJIHFUQ K QVV . Q, ' 'l.4maz-1345-f-vivv 1:-f. . ,,,,,,, - ,,,, .-,' A Y. ., Qyf' . fu . .. in ,. ,,,. . I if-. P .1 . 3 + '91 .Wal x R h if '1 ' z f.,,,....., .i ..MM.,.a... 1.,..,, . ,,,,,, , ,V . 4 . . 1 1- - , , X . , W- J. ,, 'Mfr I .49-' . . V x A ' , K 5 .-, , ,, A 9 'fT', n,--. N I . -1,, - fe-b V v..-Mas...--Jr.. .. 'W ff.gQgQ?fW'. . , . E , . y,w,,,,. ..,....,, . f- 1, Mg 1 'Y l , H-A:4.,...,.,,. , V V ,,,. aw... . .,..M......., Q .V . ra V N, . vc .. . 1 V . . . V xv- , ' ,MM 4' , y Q1 VV? w ly - x VV: 4 . x , .V f . 4 .V i Q W lb. T V , VV 4 V Vg 1 , A V I V, ..,V i .1 S f M .. 3 - 14 Q? I V ' V . . Q V :A 'Q' S' i Q .i -5 has A ii P .B at T I A X ' Q' VV' A ' ' l 75 A ll 'H '7,. rf- 2 ar -0 , -af 3 :V'. J A' 3 it in .i 4 ' P ' ' ' Q ' - .. .A . V 4 jf' .oi Y V 1 2 ' V A VV .5 I MV EIGHTH GRADE: Seventh row: J. Ark, E. Smith, T. Davis T. Rumsey, B. Lipsky, D. Krieg, M. Rosenbloom, S. Rowe, D. Drees W. Maxion, M. Mills, T. Ruckert, W. Crandall, M. Salzman, ,I Ferraro, W. Schalk, P. Whitbeck, R. Hoffman, A. Smith. Sixth row R. Bell, M. Spector, S. Braverman, C. Booth, j. Hanhardt, R. Karz S. Barge, R. Fox, j. Niel, j. Walter, T. Southworth, T. Wilson, j Shoemaker, W. Paul, R. Wilkin, j. Demer, R. Zahrndt, R. Colombo B. Batzing, S. Cox, E. Blanchard. fifth row. A. Conley, S. Sterner, M. Mosher, C. Parks, E. Wilson, E. Lacey, B. Hull, j. Ruml, D Williams, K. Sergeant, A. Poling, R. Ruby, P. Porter, A. Angell, M Anderson, S. Ehnes, M. Hamburg. Tourtb row. P. Kinney, M. Peck J. Anderson, M. Zornow, D. Browell, l. Skoglund, S. Ansley, L Farnsworth, S. Boop, A, jenkins, D. Ryon, B. Allard, S. Waldeis C. Mahoney, C. Anderson. Third row. S. Schauman, C. Goldstein B. Cravets, B. McCuire, K. Popell, N. Katz, N. Brown, M. Nadritch C. Bruins, j. Katine, D. Ring, M. Cuyer, S. Harden, J. Alexander, L Edwards, D, Mazzara, C. Coler. Second row: R. Powell, R. Gardner M. Brim, T. Brennan, S. Caudioso, J. Salzman, R. Hawley, C. Angell P. Kruger, F, Cohn, S, Silverman, D. Clark. First row. E. Birnficld j. Steinhausen, M, Bergeson, R, Davis, D. Lazeroff, S. Kowal, M Liebsehutz, B. Becker, B. Blakney, B. Alhart. CLASS OF 1963 l'u'1rll.wl lr Ill Btilgtbttq Q el Jtia my at . 'gr B is .. NINTH GRADE: Sixth row: J. Cooper, R. Schweizer, L Boehme, J. Kalbfus, E. Nagle, H. Beck, R. Axelrod, D. Green, N Rapp, L. Glesmann, J. Balconi, E. Schooley, R. Albert, G. Knebel M. Farash, M. Rubenstein, M. Green, T. Karlof, J. Belle-Isle, S Pembroke, S. Lyman, R. Litwin. Tiftb row: K. Germanow, L. Miller, B. Hemmett, C. Lintz, B. Neumer, M. Lovenheim, B. Thomas, J. Lee B. Young, P. McCracken, C. Waldvogel, E. Brown, J. Searcy, D Stone, S. Bibby, E. Liebling, D. Perine, K. Stocknoff, J. Haidt, M Jones, D. Krolick. Tourtb row: N. Hawley, A. Walker, J. Allen, J Clark, C. lnderlied, E. Krempin, D. Bushnell, E. Pevear, P. Gannon J. McGuidwin, T. Bigelow, R. Stearns, D. Anderson, M. Fisher, M CLASS OF 1962 Perlman, D. Packard, W. Stroud, J. McNary, R. Clar. Third row: E. Licata, S. Stone, M. Forbush, E. Friedman, G. Smalley, J. Stahl- brodt, D. Green, K. Glanton, S. Radford, K. Dennis, P. Halbleib, E. Bless, B. Weinstein, S. Schmitt, R. Relin, D. Vaughan, C. Miller, D. Fagenbaum, R. Fuller. Second row. D. McBride, R. Cole, J. Labovitz, S. Barnes, P. Goldstein, D. Bieber, T. Weis, P. Dale, D. Miner, B. Halstead, B. Corbett, R. Alaimo, B. Swan, E. Frank, J. Granite, D. Ellis, F. Schwartzman, A. Smith, N. Zimmerman. Tirst row: D. Rosenbauer, M. Goldberg, D. Stevens, C. Lisson, L. Hark- ness, E. Ofsowitz, S. Binik, B. deCalesta, P. Syner, L. Fumia, C. Marics. 86 NINTH GRADE: Eighth rowf A. Pearlman, D. Wfyner, B. Dick- ason, R. Hilfliker, j. Colden, B, Slack, j. Mayfield, S. Bissell, P Stern, L. Kroll, D. janetos, D. Horwitz, R. Present, D. Wixson, K Astman, j. Sterner, D. Fairbanks, A. Hanford, B. Sanderson, H. Rowe S. Haines, j. Sloman, C. Mott, T. Hicks, B. Clemens. Seventh row D. Saylcr, D. Millet, C. DiMeno, T. Anderson, B. Clarridge, P Robinson, E. Dounce, j. Hershberger, R. Haskins, T. Cauck, C. Schneider, D. Van Houten, R. Arbcsman, L. Davis, j. Rothschild, B Carley, S. Comfort, P. Aschenbrenner, P. Mulford, P. Mills, C. Huff, R. Miller, T. Keeney. Sixth vow: J. Diamond, S. Baxter, S. Tupper, C. Neville, N. Broas, B. Bifano, V. Hansen, L. Daniel, L. Cornell, M Michael, T. Smith, S. Whitltuck, D. Givens, E. Miller, L. Merling, B, Cold, S. Patton, C. Valkenburgh, j. Casey, M. Murray, C. jack- man. Tiftb row. S. Koop, K. Singleton, A. Patti, j. Michaels, J Bastian, L. Cragg, j. Blumenthal, J. Fennmore, S. Waasdorp, ,I CLASS OF 1962 Cramer, j. Relin, J. jackson, H. Barbee, C. Schacter, C. Lipkin, M. Stone, J, Holden, A. Detwiler, M. Kingston, B. Attridge, P. Boldgett. Tourfla row: j. Markwood, B. Lipson, B. Atkin, M. Spiller, A. Roth- stein, D. Somerset, J. Stanon, C. Stekloff, K. ltkin, H. Levin, B. Solodoff, B, Cherry, N. Adler, S. Metzger, S. Hcyman, R. Rothenberg, S. Matlow, C. Reynolds, j. Santalucia, L. Rowe, E. Stark. Third row: R. Ringer, R. Mulivor, H. Rosen, E. Bloom, L. Cornell, R. Suter, J. Lake, S. Weiner, D. Robson, B. Bausch, A. Masters, R. Could, R. Cearhart, P. Beiling, j. Robbins, P. Kristal, j. Cohen, R. Astman, S. Rubin. Second vow. D. Dolkc, C. Berman, C. Stone, D. Mantione, C. Buscemi, M. Rogofi, C. Walter, F. Sheridan, M. Turner, Cravitz, L. Zwick, J. Bonnar, L. Hohnhorst, L. Chernetz. fivsl row. R. Michaels, T. jackson, j. Hughson, S. Allison, D. Hill, R. Senecker, j. Nixon, J. Niedzielski, C. Belfor. it 5, f ' ii i t 'fl l. l ' f' , Q 2 . f , f Q v ' - - I 'qi i if ' - Q J . I l 1 . we . ' ' I. f 1 . .,f f T . 1 '- 'Z TZ - s' f . A . . 'S 5 I - . . . A 4 5.4 'Pi . . l . A 'tif A A ' ,- i ' T T v T. p. C., IL ,' . ' V. :Z '45 if Y a g' L Y Q V 'QL 5 JL .. 6 5. 5 n . 1 i 5 ' Q iz, ' Qty, A . 1 H ,' I Y ,. rf sz p ii. 4 Q 'Y ' . it L f A -v-- A ' 1 A 1 ' V 7 iw ' ' 7 is 'V 3 6 ,j -5 I ri 5 t -Q Q1 1 ,.. y A I I A L.. . 1. Q' A 4' - . 1 a 1 . ' ii . K - 7 ' Q ' 11 J : , -g N. 4 ' t A . 1 ..- f t - 31 4 2 r . W N. 4' Q -' V ' .1 . X - '- , . Q. . , X - r T ,: - TVN, L 4 'X 47 A fa Q ' 1' S Y x Y, N 5 ' . . 1 ' E Z if gl M 3 I . A - ' 2 A f f fo. ,, 5 I ff A s CLASS OF 1961 TENTH GRADE: Seventh row: J. Kling, H. Kariher, M. Lyon T. Bouras, j. Eastman, W. Clark, R. Heicklen, j. Bell, Cv. Wilson j. Reid, T. Richards, F. Kucker, R. Lewis, C. Allyn, P. Picone C. Crundman, C. Ringer, D. Lambrix, B. Baxter, E. Rosenthal R. Williams, S. Miller. Sixth row: R. Carfinkel, M. Caplan, B. Rud- ner, A. Bachler, S. Davies, R. Swallow, A. Price, j. Miller, C. Beedle S. Wilkerson, S. Poling, C-. Todd, T. Salin, A. Culbertson, R. Jensen B. Berner, S. Bless, E. Martin, E. Town, M. Parsons, L. Hurlburt M. Bobry, C. Nowlis, H. Boedecker. Tifth row. N. Neal, N. Sansen C. Young, T. Dc-Zeng, P. Anderson, S. Commins, P. Berger, E. Stone, M. Farris, A. Hesketh, W. Wells, D. Clapp, M. Fien, L. Benjamin A. Kendall, D. Dudley, P. Wegemer, C. Betlinski, A. joseph, C. Dens- 1 r f 1 mann, E. Borisofi, H, Lazarus, 1, Schauman, A, Loebman, N. England M. Blair, S. Kriger, B, Turner, E. Wilson, L. Stott, M.Woodbridge B. Stevens. Third row: L. Lytle, J. DaBoll, N. Byer, W. Cox, M. Albert C. Weiner, A. Raff, S. Cornell, J. Meteyer, C. Sonders, C. Bracker, K. Wiegand, C. D'Allesandro, P. Williams, S. Edelman, K. Chilton, J. Booth, L. Manis. Second row: S. Smith, C. Hershey, C. Minor, j. Edgerton, A. Fischer, D. Cox, R. Burkhard, M. Brown, R. Leicht- ner, C. Eidlin, B. Young, K. Behrmann, P. Capell, S. DePotter, R. Tomalty, E. Harriman, S. Spector, L. Goddard, B. Moyle, T. Went- worth, W. Dolke, D. Leven, Tirst row. L. Appelbaum, T. Washer, S. Howard, S. Bloom, C. Kliman, E. Price, D. Hart, M. Yosovitz, S. Clark, E. Clapp, A. Linowitz, C. Wheeler, B. Holmes, R. Berman, more. Tourth row. L. Wolin, j. Levey, j. Walter, S, Brayer, S. Slo- R. Starsky. man, C. Friedman, H, Hockhauser, L. Woehr, B. Robbins, D. Kauf- ii 5 F Q S . 4 5 f . . '33 z. iq , C3 F9 N095 'iq it P 3 lg . . ,' Q . . h l f i' I QQ1 g fr eq fi fi -ww 5 L - J. A x ' h 6 4 x g 'j 'J 2 1 I ' Q' f 7' ' v A ' Q 'i. A 'ri S Vg'-1 K i u lv 9 Y . I 1' if 1-A ---ai .... x 1 Y f P ij! O 1'ifr . r K a Q .ogg rm ma. .. .QQ A . t J s . J ,Mil i, 3, I S I I 5 y 1 F -1. - I Q f 2 ' ' f t '4 + . S to A J ' , 1 OGG Fifififl TENTH GRADE! Seventh row: L. Krieger, D. Weiser, J. Fra- zier, C. Drake, D. Kates, T. Hanson, J. Sterling, J. McAnulty S. Abbey, D. Richardson, R. Price, E. Pratt, R. Marshall, D. Bruins J. Secker, R, Smith, J. DeWitt, R. Hurwitz, S. Maas, C. Scherwin H. Senzcl, Sixth row. C. Brady, R. Wykoff, B. Sayer, D. Simon S. Weller, B. Hazlett, D. Wilson, J. Cross, J. Fantaci, D. Miller, J. Nolte, C. Kaiser, M. Creene, D. Croop, J. Ring, J. Dean, D. Levine J. Hamilton, B. Purves. Tiftb row. A. Stern, C. Olmstead, S. Heller, K. Duggan, S. Mast, N. Buehler, M. Camsu, S. McWilliams, B. Tee- gardin, M. Byers, K. McWilliams, M. Cale, V. Vaisey, K. Noble, K. Mittlesteadt, J. Cimino, J. Heller, B. Herman, J. Rosenbaum Tourfh row: E. Goldberg, J. Kasdin, K. Aldridge, S. Rosenthal 1 P. Pearce, C. Hunt, C. Reynolds, A. Swift, S. Adler, E. Hecht, C. White, S. Scheible, S. Gray, N. Whitcomb, M. Storm, L. Disney, M. Citlin, L. Suter. Third row. N. Schauman, D. Martin, S. Cherry, N. Calderon, L. Dworkin, M. Wadleigh, S. Dardenne, B. Ruda, W. Wilson, M. Esterheld, S. Shults, S. Weiner, J. Smith, S. Alhart, J. Jaffeson, D. Could, L. Cook, B. Wolk, R. Pond. Second row: B. Corris, D. Dasburg, R. Lovenheim, F. Ralls, R. Romph, P. Katzman, A. Dvorkin, C. Angell, C. Carson, H. Rothenberg, E. Michaels, C. Smail, C. Huston, J. Williamson, D. Taylor, D. Brush, S. White, D. Martel. Tirst row: J. Swallow, J. Wright, S. Dye, P. Hartfelder, M. Kestenblatt, R. lsner, A. Margolis, C. Cutler, J. Falk, J. Freeman. CLASS OF 1961 ELEVENTH GRADE: Seventh row: M. Mink, S. Bullen, T. Hamilton, D. deCalesta, B. Perlman, R. O'Reilly, R. Starpoli, J. Shoemaker, J. Goozc, R. Winegard, B. Goldman, T. Powell, J. Ziss- ler, G. Gibbons, D. Peet, K. Douglass, B. Corbett, S. Moress. Sixth row. G. Ball, R. Coates, G. Criticos, D. Davidson, D. Presberg, S. Steadman, D. Love, K. Tietgen, D. Ward, J. Berger, G. Berger, B. Cooney, A. Cravets, R. Burke, R. Clifford, R. Dacks, J. Ogden, R. Payne, J. Anderson. fifth row. C. Miller, P. Finnegan, J. Griffiths, E. Marx, S. Smith, D. VanDyk, C. Case, L. Mohr, L. Feldt, K. Dehond, S. Banbury, L. Maxion, J. VanNiel, S. Parks, P. Matthews, M. Gasink, R. Goldstein, B. Horwitz. Tourtb row. D. Ziegler, L. Gitlin, C. Clair, CLASS OF 1960 S. Stanton, C. Anderson, J. Jackman, W. Snow, S. Pike, N. Belknap M. Janetos, B. Morgan, S. Knebel, P. Mclntosh, K. Karleyf .l. Mac- Donald, S. Haines, J. Humes. Third row: S. Weinstein, J. Ellowitch J. Altman, V. Stern, M. Brennan, J. Buscemi, K. Krug, A. Rudin l. Cobrin, A. Kalbfleisch, B. MacCollum, E. Wilde, N. Smith E. Kauffman, A. Kende, A. Poze. Second row: S. Moscov, K. Pleger B. Hellman, F. Drake, E. Atkins, B. Taft, B. Hansen, D. Disney T. Llhl, G. Chilton, J. Morris, J. Allison, J. Carver, R. Kestenblatt W. Turner. Tirst row. J. Knoblock, B. LaRaus, J. Scruggs, B. Lane J. Monrad, C. Conant, R. Fox, K. Thompson, M. Appelbaum, J. Liberthson. r r .ELEVENTH GRADE: Seventh row. C. Lunger, C. Howk, C. Mantione, B. Brodows, J. Stanwix, J. Sturman, F. Eidlin, M. Fau- man, C. Hastings, A. Haberbusch, S. Buff, R. Appelbaum, R. Danlcoff, A. Biernbaum, D. Sheridan, D. Washer. Sixth row: L. Lewis, M. Hemmett, W. Paul, M. Holdren, R. Hayward, M. O'Brien J, Higgins, D. Roberts, S. Brady, J. Vlalz, R. Stigler, A. Taylor R. Rosenthal, S. Peet, T. Loehmann, I. Blumenaus, R. Kingsley Titfb row. L. Porter, D. Horwitz, J. Horwitz, M. Hershberger C. Krueger, J. Sollin, S. Salitan, P. Kaltreider, A. Stam, S. Foster, C. Shineman, S. Smith, S. Shannon, B. Bissell, J. Friedman, C. Schla- geter, B. Babbitt. Tourtlv row: J. Rabin, M. Josephson, R. Ward, f r CLASS OF 1960 Wood, T. Thompson, E. C-olfe, S. Zell, L. Lough, B. Porter, Askren, J. Fink, H. Robinson, M. Jenkins, B. Robson, L. Neely, Rosenbloom. ffhinl row: C. Webster, S. D'Allesandro, N. Colden, Swan, S. Fitch, Dey, S. Kwiat, B. Sloan, C. Hunt, J. Cooper, Hughson, C. Vlattenberg, R. Braverman, R. Levin, C. Butler, N.Sehwing. Second row. A. Fitelson, D. Coran, S. Stagnitto, C. Karch, Borisofl, J. Groves, P. Lang, P. Stahlbrodt, C-. Corella, A. Frey, Wolf, M. Lahovitz. First row. P. Myers, C. Harrison, L. Hart, Milliman, S. Dankner, S. Yates, M. Goldstein, T. Michlin, Breen, M. Portnoy, J. Calderon. Wlilflrlwilifi fluid Q94 159 if JI A J' -2 S5 2 ,gl ,J Q 4 4 it x SENIOR COUNCIL: Back row. L. Polsky, j. XY'hitlock, T, Cox, S. Crawford, D. Burgess, J. XVeb- ster, J. Howland. Middle row. j. Cohen, N. Ashton, B. DuBois, D. Dasburg, Allena Frisbee, advisor- D, Katz, j. Brim, L. Spicglcman. foreground. K. Brockmyre, R. Messinger, C, Spies, P. Dolke. Senior Class Officers and two representatives from each senior homeroom meet in the Senior Council to discuss and plan activities. Main items on this year's agenda were Senior Day, Ball, Banquet, and graduation. JUNIOR COUNCIL: Back row: C. Hastings, A. Taylor, C. Case, D. Ziegler, G. Wattenberg, J. Allison, K. Thompson. Seated: A. Poze, M. Casink, R. Appelbaum. junior Council is the activity planning committee of the junior Class. Officers and homeroom representatives gathered this year to launch fund-raising projects, the fall record hop, and the junior Prom. NI xii I , 153.12555 :Yi ., W 1 ' ' in 1 -.. Q., , 4 I QF Now, how do you spell asphyxiation ? Five plus four is . , .6 . . .8 . . .9. 3 al. al PM ...gl v l l I . ,ai I ' 4 H 1 ' Q The morning after the night before. Hey teacher, I lf CRI l Oh oh, ar or er ? Small problem? e 1 'i iff s, d, f . . . j, k, I, 5. 94 Studying? thus is knowledge joy . . . REASON IN G Thy toes so frce, thy mincl like next stop, Eureka! Mental work: Although only one course is specif- ically called Critical Thinking Cone section of the English IV rotating coursej all departments hope to teach the student to think clearly. As wit and fortune will XYIh2r'c to come is still unsure. Such harmony is in immortal 95 souls 1 el Xf-fl xx M R. Starsky Uno comprcnda! ,L Mrs. Bacon talks with Clcncral Science students, 96 is ,,-Q-4+-4. Mr. DuVitt0 pondcrs question. f, T. Powell wonders whcthcr the first gucss is bcst 'HP' 4.4 1, N' w , ax Nfir Van Busklrk cxplams qucstlon to St-mor S av-Q., S. Jlssume -ihcreasing respo1P1sibifity for the dig A fection of owii eduicqfibn tbrouyllo. guidance, Q d guidance? bfojram that Fyelpsq kim to4 unddstand birxelf and c'bo,6se' anprogram 'of studieswkicla leads to a vocation in which bei is likelyito be happy andgqccessful. Q A 'A Q 93' 03553 1712. .32- ' , nf.. . ' W .. .' ' 'n . 1125: N arm gt A 1 . - , gf.- 1 IU: , 5A4 vqf,, V5 x . . X. ge ' 'aff , il!! fl I. : A : - - 1 ff fs! 51' x S l You-H if '52 fi , I 'za A, A , t L ff . Gig f' Ms., F ,'lS3 iq il? fgmlgt - V ,,. u .lr wg N E W I ef- Y 2 f - .kg , X 'nf I Y 4100- f' .XS 98 -3, I CLASS OFFICERS: It is the job of the class ofhcers to plan and organize all ac- tivities in which the class, as a whole, participates. ELEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: A. Poze, treasurer, S. Buff, vice-president, M. Gasink, secre- tary, R. Appelbaum, president. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: J. Gooze president, S. Rowe, vice-president, B. Demer, secre tary, R. Hoffman, treasurer. NINTH GRADE OFFICERS: D. Janetos treasurer, C. Neville, secretary, P. Robinson, presi dent, R. Schweizer, vice-president. TENTH GRADE OFFICERS: .l- Heller, SEC' retary, ,I. McAnulty, vice-president, C. Olmstead, treasurer, H. Little, president. 99 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMER- ICA: The Grace M. Truax Chapter of the Future Teachers Clubs of America, ordinarily composed of junior and senior girls, admitted a preparatory group of sophomores this year. Though not yet officially members, the new sophomores enjoy both movies and speakers. Through the cooperation of the Brighton Primary and Elementary schools, juniors observe and seniors aid the classroom teachers. With the advice of Mrs. McCleary, the club visits state teachers' colleges to gain a better idea of a future in education. 100 I f t f FA ilk ,X . , N ,,-ff ., FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA: Cvirls who are thinking of nursing as a possible career may join the Future Nurses Club to learn about the profes- sion through movies and talks by stu- dents and registered nurses. The Brighton chapter contributes to a monthly news- paper put out by all the Future Nurses Clubs in Western New York. The girls in the club visit hospitals and carry on service projects at several of the county welfare homes. The junior club, headed by Cheryl Densmore, and the senior club, led by Ruth Messinger, have numerous joint meetings, movies and speakers. SCHOOL NURSE Marian Ph ll ps Nw QF I 'I X x ' l . I ' 4 , if 4 I , . 4 i 1 x Vx lr tix X it 1 f ii x i ll, i X A XX ,rl gl i' t M Q lx if xxx If 'J iiiiillltlllllll 'mimi ':'n 9 .' l fmil ,fi Al - o X t S' it W ll hill 1 It gala 101 9. 'Understand sometbing of tbe world of work and tbe principles of economics as a basis for becoming an intelligent consumer and ci produc- tive member of society. 2 Mfg INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT: John Lembo, L. john Cox, Donald Schindler. In modern, fully-equipped shops, the Industrial Arts Department teaches students practical use of leisure time or trains them for a possible future career. Teachers acquaint students with the basic machines and methods involved in making everything from a screwdriver to a picnic table. 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In addition to basic sewing and cooking, Mrs. Cetzler's and Mrs. Bloom's students study personal hygiene, child-care, meal planning, family living and interior decorating. All of these courses are designed primarily to prepare teen-age girls for the future responsibilities of homemaking. A well-equipped kitchen gives the girls a chance to try their skill at cooking. A fashion show, sponsored by the Simplicity Pat- tern Company, highlighted the year for Home Eco- nomics classes. Modeling the dresses they had made, BHS girls appeared before their classmates in the auditorium. ii'l E i .- - L . 106 CAFETERIA STAFF: Back row: Mary Wood- worth, Violet Carlow, Josephine Starkman, Margaret Austin, Helen Bubel, Gladys Monigcc, june Turn- quist, Irene Chafler, Florence Ryan, David Frohm. Tront rowf Rachel Sloan, Mary Baait, Margaret Turnquist, Crace Kent, Ovclla Hoffman. Under the direction of Miss Olive Fay, the cafeteria staff prepares lunches for the BHS students. Carefully prepared and well-balanced hot lunches, as well as a la carte foods, are served daily. The women on the Custo- dial staff are responsible for the cleanliness and general appearance of the school building. WOMEN CUSTODIANS: Mary Wetterings, head, Frances Miller, Barbara Ward, Freda Maeder, Clara Pelletier, Helen Merz. BUS DRIVERS R Van der Malle C Huscher L Treper H Platms W Chyzel R A1ello D jack P Merkel Duties of the bus drlvers mclude the transportmg of students to and from school and athletlc events In the txme left dr1vers keep the buses m worklng order MAINTENANCE STAFF B Holzhauer E Bormann G Krue ger C Steffen Responslblllty for keepmg all school fac1l1t1es ln opera t1on falls upon the mamtenance staff Everythmg from keepmg the school warm to settmg up the goalposts on the athletlc fleld comes under thelr care 108 If anythmg goes wrong call Charhe Steffen 10 Evolve a way o lxvmg, based on moral and spzrztual values, wlaaclo clernves sails actzon and happiness rom servace to tlae scloool, the lvome, and ellow human bemgs 11 1' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Txffb row K Steensma C Spies T Frumkes D Woehr S Crawford J Bouras E jensen C Hartfelder M McAnulty L Polslcy M Rock D Dasburg Tourtb row C Nowlxs K Kayser C Reynolds P Cross R Mcssmger j Barnett Tlonrd row S Kurtz ner M Stevens M Coldblatt M Davies E Rosen S Taylor E Welssbcrger Second row V Forman D Salzman B Conta L Stern fnrstrou S Mnlls S Hershberg M Neun The 32 members of Natlonal Honor Soclety, chosen by the faculty for supernor quahtles of leadershlp, scholarshxp, character and servlce, helped thenr school by guxdmg vlsntors through Brxghton Hlgh and by ushermg at graduatlon Through 1ts bake sales at school events, NHS ralsed money for a scholarshlp fund Advlsed by Allena Frnsbee, the club met on the flrst Monday of the month At the annual candle hght tappmg ceremony m May, new members are mducted mto the club from the jumor class Senior lncentlve 'ro L 110 I I : . , . . , . , . , - 1' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 f 1 - ' : . 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VV I ' - - t. bn Members of the Audlo Vrsual Corps mamtam all the sound and prcture reproductron apparatus at Brlghton There are about mnety showmgs a week of classroom movles alone and, ln addltlon, the A V corps runs all the movles shown 1n the audltorlum and supplles sound systems for dances and speclal events Thrs year, usrng rts own funds, the group purchased AUDIO VISUAL CORPS fifth row P Bakeman J Edgerton R Garfmkel A Frey D Drsncy j Dxamond L Byer R Alalmo P Mulford D Weiser L Krueger C Knebel J Demer W Turner Fourth row R Appelbaum B Cooney L Hurlburt C Todd M Michael A Culbertson S Brady R Stearns K Douglass .n-w a Cmemabcope screen and projector lens, and on cer tam Frrday nnghts showed some of the more popular Hollywood productrons Brrghton IS the first school IH the county to have C1nemaScope, and the Fnday movles frlled the audltorrum Funds rarsed from the movres go to purchase more A V equrpment P Cross secretary A Haberbusch P Stahlbrodt treasurer 1Tl'rfd row J Cohen E Frank R Blazey R Gould R Axelbrod R Mxles R Berman S Allrson .Second row S Bmrk P Krxstal B Davidson A Cervl S G8UdlOSO D McBr1de D Hrll S Knebel Txrst row L Krug presldent D Presberg W Clark W Huston ,I Hershey 111 , ,. ,,.,.,,f-uf.,-.aw 1. 1 . . V ' . : . , . , . , j . , . , . 1 ' 1 - 1 ' . 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 5 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . . 1 . , . , , , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , , , . , . , , . , . , . , . . 11 if J KM! an 'L- - , M 'Q 4 iQ, ,K EK as, I 'W-J 1. if za llpfifa bv h ' ' .,,V 3 - 594 Q.. S- r 'if CROSSROADS follows Seniors Anne Siewart and Dave Burgess to the Gamma Ball. J U, ,M Q - , 4:7 Q Q A rest after dinner. What are you going to wear? Make-up. i - pq - -, si . I h ,. ' f ' H R L16 1 1 'F Dave is greeted by Anne's mother She'll be down in a minute. . . . and brother jeffrey. -I But she forgot her gloves. Anne's sister Claudia found them. Qi Goodbye You look lovely! It s easler this way. 1 f' , ft At the dance Where will we go now? 113 4 HI-Y: The four Brighton Hi-Y clubs carried out varied programs of service to the school and community. Gamma, largest of the clubs, put on the Christmas Sno-Ball and the annual Gamma Ball. Beta, only two years old, planned a record hop in March and contributed to the YMCA Buildings for Brotherhood Fund, Delta, pre- dominantly sophomore, assisted at the Blood Bank, donated the school's Christmas tree, and studied civil aviation and law enforcement. Alpha sent Christmas baskets to needy families, and also contributed to the Buildings for Brotherhood Fund. GAMMA DELTA l 114 ALPHA BETA Y TEENS Meetmg Wednesday mghts at BHS grrls rn grades 9 12 enjoyed a program of recreatnon educatlon and SCFVICS Specral proyects thls year were Chrrstmas food baskets and volunteer work at hosp1tals Hrghlnghtmg the Sen lors year was a tr1p to New York jumors Champagne To accommodate approxlmately 200 gurls who Jomed Y Teens thus year nme separate clubs were formed and ad vrsed by elghteen volunteer mothers Mrs Ralph Clarrrdge was the head of all the BHS Y Teens FRESH 'VIAN Y TEENS JUNIOR Y TEENS I . . - . I l . , .I . 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REGINA ALLEN Student Council 17 French Club 2737 Library Club 1727 Future Teachers 3,47 Harlequins 1,27 Y-Teen 1747 Freshman Chorus7 Senior Choir 47 Operetta 47 Brightonaires7 Orchestra 17 All-State Sectional Choir 4j Intramurals 17273747 CAA Award 125. HENRY ALDERMAN Student Council 47 Executive Council 47 Ski Club 3747 Delta Hi-Y 172,37 Vice-Pres. 47 Varsity Football 3747 Swim Team 17273747 NYSPHSAA7 Sr. Lettermen's Club7 Leaders Corps 27 Intra- murals 1. RUTH ELIZABETH ALLEN Student Council lj French Club 2737 Art Club 47 Library Club 1727 LI.N. Club 47 Future Teachers 3747 Harlequins 1,27 Y-Teen 1, 47 Freshman Cho- rus7 Senior Choir 4j Operetta 47 All-State Sec- tional Choir 47 Bowling 3747 Archery Club 17 Intramurals 17273747 GAA Award 125. s X of A' rw., FB' NANCY ASHTON Senior CounciI5 French Club 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus5 Bowl- ing 3,45 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 JV Cheerleader I5 Leaders Corps 3,45 GAA Award 125. PAUL BAKEMAN, JR. Chemistry Club 45 Camera Club 15 Radio Elec- tronics Club 2,3,45 Audio-Visual l,2,3,45 Or- chestra 45 Band l,2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. LINDA ANN ATKIN Spanish Club 2,35 German Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Art Club 2,45 Future Teachers 35 Future Nurses 3,45 Harlequins 1,2,35 Bowling 3,45 Intra- murals l,2,3,-4. DONNA DAE BANNER Entered 35 Future Nurses 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Bowl- ing 3,4. 0 B ug rs' 5 -.u m RUSSELL ATTRIDGE Audio-Visual Corps 3,45 Gamma Hi-Y 2,3,45 Band 15 Varsity Soccer 3,45 JV Soccer 15 Bowl- ing 35 JV Baseball 25 Sr. Lettermen's CIub5 Intra- murals l,2,3,4. MARTHA LINDLEY BARBEE French Club 25 German Club 35 Ski Club 2,3,45 Library Club 2,3545 Future Teachers 3,45 Future Nurses 35 Stage Crew 45 Y-Teen 2,4, Vice-Pres. 35 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. 123 JOYCE P. BARNETT NOMAN BECK PATRICIA J. BELL Latin Club 45 French Club 2,35 Chemistry Club Safety Corps 45 Hot Rod Club 45 Archery Club 1. Latin Club 15 French Club 45 Chemistry Club 4, 45 Library Club 15 U.N. Club 1,2,3,45 junior Red Ski Club 2,3,45 U.N. Club 35 junior Red Cross 2, Cross 25 Stage Crew 45 Harlequins 1,2,3,45 Fresh- Y-Teen l,2,45 Girls' Chorus li Orchestra 1,2,3,4, man Chorus5 Archery Club 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Band lj Intramurals 1,2,3,4. NHS. f f 1 A ig 1. ' MARY R. BENNETT JEAN ELEANOR BERMAN BARRY BRICE BISBEE Tmpezoid 2,35 Galaxy Ass't. Editor 45 journey- Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 45 Chemistry Club French Club 2,3,45 UN. Club 15 junior Red man Award5 Quill and Scroll Sec. 45 Latin 45 Harlequins lg Freshman Chorus5 Girls' Cho- Cross 1,2,4, Vice-Pres. 35 Stage Crew 1,2,3,45 Club 1,2,35 French Club 45 UN. Club 25 Harle- rus 25 Senior Choir 35 Intramurals 4. Harlequins 15 Thespians 45 Gamma Hi-Y 2, quins 2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Bowling 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. Treas. 35 Freshman Chorus5 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Brightonaires5 Band 1,2,35 All- State Sectional Choir 2,3,4. 124 ANNE BLAIR MARCIA AUDREY BLASS RICHARD BLAZEY French Club 2, Art Club 4, Library 1,2, UN Entered 3, Library Club 4, Harlequins 4 Chemistry Club 4, Radio Electronics Club 3,4 Club 4, Future Nurses 3,4, Harlequins l,4, Y Audio Visual Corps 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Intra Teen 4, Freshman Chorus, Archery Club 1, murals 3 Intramurals I,2,3,4 3 ELLEN TAMAR BLESS JUNE CAROLYN BLUM ROBERT j. BOSDYK Trapezoid 2 34- French Club 3 4- Future Teach- Ski Club 4- Library Club I 3- Future Home- Entered 3- Varsity Football 34- Varsity Base- ers 4- Harlequins 12 3 4- Freshman Chorus- makers 4- Y-Teen 12 3 4- Archery Club 1- ball 3 4- Sr. Lettermen s Club- Leaders Corps 4 Cirls Chorus 2- Intramurals 1 4. Intramurals 1 2 3 4. Intramurals 3 4. 125 JAMES BOURAS Spanish Club 2,3, Chemistry Club 4, JV Soccer l,2,3, Intramurals 2,3,4, NHS. CLIFFORD BROCKMYRE Student Council 3,4, Class Pres. 3,4, Junior Council, Senior Council, Chemistry Club 4, Delta Hi-Y 4, New Year's Eve Committe 3,4, Junior Prom Committee, Varsity Football 3.4, JV Football 2, JV Basketball l,2, Varsity Track 1,2,3,4, Sr. Lettermen's Club, Intramurals l,3,4. SHEILA N, BRIC-HTMAN Spanish Club 2, Library Club l,2,3,4, Nurses 3,4, Freshman Chorus. SUSAN DELLA BROXVN Y-Teen 2,3,4, Brightonaires, Bowling 4. 126 M 2 5 Future JOAN ELLEN BRIM Senior Council, French Club 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Future Teachers 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Y-Teen 1, Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus 2, Senior Choir 3, Operetta 3, Bowling 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, CAA Award 125, 200, 300, LINDA BRUINS Spanish Club l,2,3, Chemistry Club 4, Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus 2, Sen- ior Choir 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Intra- murals l,2,3,4. inf' K-3. 'E BARBARA LESLIE BRYANT Latin Club 45 French Club 2,35 Ski Club I5 Art Club 45 Library Club 2,45 Future Teachers 45 Stage Crew 45 Y-Teen l,2,45 Freshman Chorus5 Bowilng 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LAWRENCE BYER Chemistry Club 45 Audio-Visual Corps 1,2,3,45 JV Football 25 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 3,4. DAVID P. BLIRCESS Senior Council5 Delta Hi-Y 1,25 Varsity Basket- ball 3,45 JV Basketball 1,25 Sr. Lettermen's Club Intramurals 2. CAROL PATRICIA CALKINS Student Council 25 Latin Club 45 French Club 2 Ski Club 2,45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus Operetta 45 Brightonaires5 Bowling 3,45 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 CAA 35 Leaders Corps 2,3,45 GAA Awards 125,2oo,3oo,4oo. 1 27 1 1 1 RICHARD O. BUSHNELL Chemistry Club 45 Band l,2,35 Varsity Soccer 3,45 Bowling l,2,3,45 IV Baseball 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA MARY CANN Spanish Club 3,45 Ski Club 25 Library Club l,2,35 Future Nurses 3,45 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus5 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 Brighton- aires5 Bowling 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. JOEL S. COHEN Senior Council5 Spanish Club 25 Safety Corps 45 Hot Rod Club 45 ,IV Football 15 JV Basketball 1525 Swim Team 3545 Sr. Lettermen's Club5 Leaders Corps 253545 Intramurals 1525354. PATRICIA CAROL COLOMBO Y-Teen 15253545 Bowling 35 Intramurals 1525354. NORMAN COLE Freshman Chorus5 Varsity Football 3545 JV Foot- ball 1525 JV Backetball 1525 Varsity Track 15253545 Sr. Lettermen's Club5 Leaders Corps 45 Intra- murals 354. BARBARA ANN CONTA CROSSROADS Ass't Layout Editor5 French Club 253545 Chemistry Club Sec.-Treas. 45 Ski Club 253545 U.N, Club 35 Future Teachers 35 Y-Teen lj Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 Britones5 Brightonaires5 Orchestra 15253, Sec.-Treas. 45 All-State Sectional Orchestra 25 Intramurals 15253545 Water Ballet 1525 Mu Alpha Theta 3545 NI-IS. CAMILLE ANN COLLINS Student Council 3545 Class Sec. 35 French Club 3545 Chemistry Club 45 Future Teachers 3545 Y-Teen 152535 Pres. 45 Athletic Council 45 Intra- murals 15253,45 CAA 45 Leaders Corps 3545 CAA Award 12552O0. DAVID P. COOKE Student Council 15 Safety Corps 45 Hot Rod Club 45 ,IV Football 1525 JV Backetball 1525 JV Baseball 15 Intramurals 4. 5. 129 CHARLES CORLETT Swim Team 1,4, Bowling 1,2, Intramurals 1.2. EDWIN T. COX Student Council 2, Inter-Club Council 1, Class Vice-Pres. 1, Senior Council, Trapezoid 2,3, Managing Editor 4, journeyman Award, Quill and Scroll 4, Chemistry Club Vice-Pres. 4, Safety Council 3, Alpha Hi-Y 2,3, Pres. 4, Freshman Chorus, Senior Choir 2,4, Operetta 2,4, Britones, Brightonaires, All-State Choir 1, Sectional Choir 4, B-Hive Committee 2, Cross Country 2,3, Var- sity Basketball 3,4, JV Basketball 1,2, Varsity Track 3,4, ,IV Track l, Athletic Council 1,2, Pres. 4, Sr. Lettermen's Club, Intramurals 1, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. SALLY CRAWFORD Student Council 1, Inter-Club Council 1,2, Latin Council, CROSSROADS Girls' Sports Editor, Latin Club 1,2, Pres. 3: Ski Club 1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Y-Teen l,4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Fresh- man Chorus, Senior Choir 3,4, Britones, Brighton- aires Pres., Orchestra 1, Music Council 1, Intra- murals 1,2,3,4, Water Ballet 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, CAA Award 125,200,300, Veterans of Foreign Wars Award, NHS. qw MF? BARBARA EASTON CRAYTOR Student Council 1,2, junior Council, Senior Club 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Ski Club 2,3,4, Future Nurses 4, Y-Teen 3,4, Pres. 1,2, Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus 2, Senior Choir 3,4, Oper- etta 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Water Ballet 4, Leaders Corps 2, GAA Award l25,200. PETER RANSOM CROSS Chemistry Club 4, Social Science Forum 3, Pres. 4, Radio Electronics Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Audio-Visual Corps 2,3, Sec. 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, NHS. 130 DIANA V. DASBURC Senior Council, Latin Club 2,4, Pres. 3, Chem- istry Club 4, Ski Club 2,3,4, Future Teachers 4, Y-Teen 4, Sec. 1,2, Treas. 3, New Year's Eve. Committee 3, Bowling 2,3,4, Athletic Council 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Cap- tain 4, ,IV Cheerleader 2, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, GAA Award 125,200,300,400, NHS. MARY LOUISE DAVIES Tfapezoid 2,3, Editor 4, journeyman Award, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Chem- istry Club 4, U.N. Club 2, Harlequins 1,2,3,4, Y-Teen 1, junior Prom Committee, Bowling 3,45 Archery Club 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, CAA'Award 125,200,300, NHS. KARALEE A. DAVIS French Club 3,4, Ski Club 2,3,4, Y-Teen 2,3,4, Vice-Pres, 1, Freshman Chorus, Senior Choir 4 Operetta 4, Bowling 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, JV Cheerleader 2, Leaders Corps 2, CAA Award 125. r BARBARA DEAN Library Club l,2,3,4, Harlequins 1,25 Freshman Chorus, Archery Club 1,2. I .W . 54 L. gz . 12 JANE DE SIO DEE HARRIET DICKASON junior Council, Tmperoid 3,-4, Spanish Club 2, Entered 3, Chemistry Club 4, Ski Club 4, LLN, UN. Club 2, Future Teachers 3,-1, Harlequins 1, Club 4, Future Nurses 3,-1, Harlequins 3,4, Y-Teen l,3,-1, Freshman Chorus, Cirls' Chorus 2, Bowling 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Leaders Corps 3,-1, CAA Award 125,200 Y-Teen 4, Intramurals 3,4. 1 31 in 5, ' s X X ELIZABETH L. DOERR Latin Club 4, French Club 2,3, Chemistry Club 4, Y-Teen l,3, Treas, 2, Vice-Pres. 4, Bowling 3 Athletic Council 3, Treas. 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 CAA Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, CAA Award 125,300,300 MARGARET DOLKE Student Council 25 Senior Council5 Ski Club 2,3,45 Art Club 45 Library Club 35 Y-Teen 2,3,45 junior Prom Committee5 Bowling 35 Intramurals 2,s. x X MARIANNA DLINBAR Spanish Club 25 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Britones5 Brightonaires5 Band 1,2,3,45 All-State Sectional Band 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 CAA Award 125. ELIZABETH DUBOIS Senior Council5 Spanish Club 3,45 Ski Club 2,3 Harlequins 1,25 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus5 Senior Choir 3, Sec. 45 Operetta 3,45 Britones Brightonaires5 Intramurals 1,2,35 Varsity Cheer- leader 3,45 IV Cheerleader 1,25 CAA Award 125 SANFORD DUCKMAN Spanish Club 25 Stage Crew 15 Intramurals 1,4 WII-I-IAM N. DUNBAR EDWARD DUNCAN Spanish Club 25 Safety Corps 45 Hot Rod Club 45 Tmpezoid 3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 NYSPHSAA Band l,2,3,45 All-State Sectional Band 1,2. 3,45 Varsity Track 2,3,45 ,IV Track 1. 132 ELAlNE JOAN DVORKlN Spanish Club 2, Library Club 1, Future Nurses 4, Y-Teen 1, Bowling 3,4, Archery Club 1, lntra- murals 1,2,3,4. CHARLES J. EDXVARDS Trapezoid 1, Camera Club 1, Safety Corps 2,3,4, Safety Council 3,4, Hot Rod Club 4, Theta Hi-Y 1, Varsity Soccer 3,4, JV Soccer 1,2, JV Basket- ball 1, JV Track 1, Golf 2,3,4, lntramurals 1,2,3,4. DIANE S. EPNER Spanish Club 2,3, Art Club 1, Library Club 1,2,4, U.N. Club 4, Future Teachers 3,4, Harle- quins 1,2,3, Freshman Chorus, lntramurals 1. ELLYN SUE EPS'l'ElN Latin Club 3,-1, French Club 3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Library Club 3, Ll.N. Club 4, Future Teachers 3,4, Harlequins l,2, Freshman Chorus, Bowling 3,-1, lntramurals I,2,3,-4, CAA Award 125,200 LINDA E. ERDLE 2 L i f ROSLYN FELDMAN Spanish Club 2,3, Chemistry Club 4, Ski Club French Club 2, Junior Red Cross 1, Harlequins l,2,3, Sec, 4, Art Club 4, Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Bowl- 2,3, lntramurals 3. ing 3, lntramurals l,2,3,4, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, CAA Award 125,200,300,400. l 33 MARLENE RENEE FERRARO JEREMY FINN French Club 3,4, Library Club 1,2,3,4, Future French Club 3, Chemistry Club 4, Stage Crew Teachers 4, Harlequins l,2,4, Freshman Chorus, 1,2, Badminton 2. Bowling 3. VlRClNlA LOUISE FORMAN C-EOFFREY A. FOX Chemistry Club 4, Library Club l,2, Future Latin Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Bowling 2,3,4, Teachers 3,4, Harlequins 3,4, Y-Teen l,2,4, Pres. lntramurals 3,4. 3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Sec- Treas, 4, NHS. v FREDERICK FISCHER THOMAS E. FRLIMKES French Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, LLN. Club l,2,3, Pres, 4, Social Science Forum l,2,4, Stage Crew 3,4, Alpha Hi-Y 3, Treas. 4, Brightonaires, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4, Music Council 4, All-State Orchestra 3,4, Sectional Orchestra l,2,3,4, Inter-High Band 2,3, Intra- murals 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, NHS. 134 ,IUDITI-I ANN CERSI-I Spanish Club 3,45 Library Club I,'2,3,45 Future Teachers 3,45 Future Nurses 45 Freshman Chorus5 Cirls' Chorus 2. RICHARD M. GOLDBERG Social Science Forum 4. DAVID F. CIPNER Latin Club 1,25 Chemistry Club 45 Band 1,25 Var- sity Basketball Manager 45 Bowling 253,45 Golf 2,3,45 Sr. Lettermen's Club5 Intramurals 2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 354. MARIORIE LU C-OLDBLA'I'I' French Club 2,3,45 Cerman Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Art Club 1,45 LIN. Club 2,3,45 R.A.LI.N. Junior Council 3, Pres. 45 Stage Crew I, Sec.- Treas. 2,35 Harlequins lp Thespians 13, Sec. 45 Cold Kcy5 Y-Teen 1,25 Freshman Chorus5 Bowl- ing 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 NI-IS, 135 JACK GOLDSTEIN DONALD H. GRAY JAMES F. HAAS Latin Club l,2, Spanish Club 4, Social Science Ski Club 3,4, Safety Corps 4, Hot Rod Club 4, Spanish Club 2,3, Chemistry Club 4, Gamma Forum 4, Freshman Chorus, Senior Choir 2,3,4, Gamma Hi-Y 4, Bowling l,2, Leaders Corps 4, Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3, Pres. 4, Monroe Hi-Y Coun- Operetta 2,3,4, Varsity Baseball 4, JV Baseball Intramurals l,2,3,4. cil 4, Freshman Chorus, Band l,2,3, Golf l,2,3,4, 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Athletic Council 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Q'T 7' FRED D. HAINES Student Council 3, Trapezoid 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Camera Club 1, Harlequins l,2, David Henderson Award 3, Thcspians 3, Pres. 4, Silver Key Award, Safety Corps 3, Gamma Hi-Y 2,3,4, Freshman Chorus, Senior Choir 2,3, Pres. 4, Operetta 2,3,4, Britones, Brightonaires, Orchestra l,2,3, Pres. 4, Band 1, Music Council 4, Treas. 3, All State Sectional Choir 3,4, Civic Music Asso- ciation 3,4, JV Football 2, Intramurals l,2,3,4. H. JEFFREY HAINES Sigma Hi-Y l,2. 136 FRANCES E. HAITOW French Club 2,3, Chemistry Club 4, Library Club 2,3, Harlequins I,2,3,4, Y-Teen 1, Freshman Chorus, Bowling 3,4, Archery Club l, Intra- murals l,2,3,4. CAROLYN ALICE I-IANFORD PAUL j. HARRIS C-AIL SUSAN HARTFELDER French Club 2,3,4, Art Club 3, Y-Teen 1,2,3, Student Council 1,2, Safety Corps Pres. 4, Hot Student Council 2, CROSSROADS Class Editor, Sec. 4, Freshman Chorus, junior Prom Commit- Rod Club Pres. 4, Gamma Hi-Y 2,3, Treas. 4, French Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, Y-Teen l,2,3, tee, Bowling 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Leaders JV Football l,2, JV Baseball 1,2, Leaders Corps Vice-Pres. 4, Freshman Chorus, Bowling 3, Intra- Corps 2,3,4, GAA Award 125,200,300 2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. murals 1,2,3,4, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, C-AA Award 125,200,300,400, NHS. 'Q I of-3 Il's?IF5f 'g QQ , u ' , t ff' 2 I ffff ef r ' I liff rfe r fr ii f gy,:f,s rtrr L 4 , f A ,Ira . Ezl MARC HEIM GEORGE ROBERT I-IELMER, III ELIZABETH H. I-IERSEY Teen-age Diplomat from Switzerland, Student Latin Club I, Safety Corps 4, Hot Rod Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Library Club 4, Stage Crew 4, Council 4, Ski Club Vice-Pres. 4, Thespians 4, Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4, Bowling l, Varsity Baseball Y-Teen l,3,4, Freshman Chorus, Senior Choir 4 Gamma Hi-Y 4, Orchestra 4, All-State Sectional Manager l,2. Operetta 4, Bowling 2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4 Orchestra 4, Tennis 4, Ski Team 4, Intramurals 4. CAA Award 125. 137 I SUSAN ELLEN HERSHBERG CROSSROADS Co-Prod. Manager5 Latin Club 35 French Club 2,3545 Chemistry Club 45 Art Club 25 Arts and Crafts Club I5 Library Club 35 Harlequins 1,25 Bowling 35 Archery Club 25 Intra- murals 2,3,45 NHS. ANNE H. HOPKINS Entered 35 Y-Teen 3,45 Bowling 45 Intramurals 3,45 Majorette 3, Captain 4. ig, ff? 1 0 I .ii JOHN HAY HERSHEY Latin Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Ski Club 3,45 Audio-Visual Corps 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 45 Safety Corps 35 Safety Council 3,45 Hot Rod Club 45 Band, 1,2,35 Bowling 45 Baseball Manager 15 Intramurals 1,3,4. JAMES S. HOWLAND Student Council 15 Senior Council5 Spanish Club 25 Chemistry Club 45 Band 1,2,35 Varsity Foot- ball 45 JV Football 1525 JV Baseball 1,25 Sr. Lettermen's Club5 Leaders Corps 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. 5138 HENRY H. HEUMANN Student Council 1, Hot Rod Club 45 Varsity Soccer 35 JV Soccer 1525 JV Basketball 15 Sr. Lettermen's Club5 Intramurals l52,3,4, SELINA ANN HLIBER French Club 45 Future Teachers 3,45 Stage Crew 45 Harlequins 2,45 Y-Teen 2,3545 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Intramurals 253545 GAA Award 125. WILLIAM D. HLISTON Latin Club 3, Chemistry Club 4, Radio Elec- tronics Club 2,3,4, Audio-Visual Club 2,3, Vice- Pres. 4, Intramurals 2,3. SUSAN MARGARET JACK Entered 3, Art Club 4, Future Nurses 4, Harle- quins -I, Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 3,-1. ROBERTA DUDLEY IKLER French Club 4, Ski Club 12: U.N. Club 4, Future Teachers 3,4, Harlequins l,2, Freshman Chorus, Intramurals l,2,3,4, CAA Award 125. ERIC JENSEN Student Council Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Executive Coun- cil 3,-4, Chemistry Club 4, Brightonaires, Junior Prom Committee, Varsity Basketball 3,4g JV Basketball 2, Varsity Baseball 13,-Ig Sr, Letter- men's Club, Standard Bearer 3,-4, Harvard Book Award, NHS. 139 1-at li' MARJORIE HELENE ITKIN Library Club 1,135 Future Nurses 4, Future Homemakers 2, Harlequins l,2,3,4, KAREN JEAN JEWETT Ski Club 2,3,-1, Library Club 3,-Ig Harlequins 3, Y-Teen l,2,3,-4, Bowling -I, Archery Club 1, Intramurals l,2,3,4. ROBERT F. KAISER German Club 2,35 Bowling 3545 Intramurals 25354. DENNIS E. KARLEY Student Council 45 Chemistry Club 45 Ski Club 15253545 Safety Corps 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Safety Council 2545 Pres. 35 Gamma Hi-Y 2,35 Sec. 45 Freshman Chorus5 Swim Team 15253545 Tennis 35 Ski Team 3,45 Intramurals 152. L if MARTIN S. KANTOR Spanish Club 25 Chemistry Club 45 Camera Club 45 UN. Club 45 Radio Electronics Club 45 Cross Country 45 Badminton 15 Tennis 45 Varsity Track 35 JV Track 25 Intramurals I525354. KATHLEEN ANN KATLIS Latin Club 1525 French Club 45 Ski Club 2,45 LIN. Club 1525 Future Teachers 3545 Harlequins 1525 Y-Teen 253, Vice-Pres. 15 Sec. 45 Girls' Chorus 2535 Britones5 Brightonaires5 Orchestra 15254, Sec. 35 All-State Sectional Orchestra 253545 junior Prom Committee5 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 15253545 Leaders Corps 45 GAA Award 125. STEPHANIE ELIZABETH KARIHER Y-Teen 15253545 junior Prom Committee5 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. DIANE SUSAN KATZ Senior Council5 Spanish Club 253545 German Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Art Club Sec-Treas. 45 U.N. Club 45 Future Teachers 45 Harlequins 1,25 Freshman Chorus5 junior Prom Committee5 Bowling 45 Intramurals 1,253545 GAA Award 125. , 2 rs I' Jr 1 . CROSSROADS Co-Art Editor5 Ski Club 253545 KAREN ELIZABETH KAYSER Inter-Club Council 1,2, junior Council, CROSS- ROADS Co-Prod. Manager, French Club 2, Pres. 4, Chemistry Club 4, Future Nurses Treas. 4, Harlequins l, Thespians 2, Sec,-Treas. 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Freshman Chorus, Senior Choir 2,3,4, Operetta 3,-4, Britones, Brightonaires, All-State Choir l,4, junior Prom Committee, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Water Ballet 3,4, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, CAA Award i25,200,300, NHS. SHARON ELLEN KLIG Student Council 3, junior Council, Trapezoid 3, French Club 3,4, Slci Club 4, Harlequins 1,2,3, Pres. 4, junior Prom Committee, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. OWEN KEENAN FRANCES KELITINIANN Latin Club l,2, French Club 3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Ski Club l,2,3,4, Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Orchestra i, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Leaders Corps 'Z, CAA Award l25,200. ELLEN KOTTNIEIER KAREN KRAMER French Club 4, Future Teachers 3,4, Stage Crew CROSSROADS Ass't. Class Editor, Tmpezoid 2 4, Y-Teen 2,3,4, Orchestra l,2,3, Intramurals French Club 3,4, Art Club 3,4, Harlequins 1,23 l,2,3,4. Vice-Pres. 4, Y-Teen 2, Freshman Chorus, Girls 141 Chorus 3, Senior Choir 4, Intramurals 2,3,4. H , 3 5 4 ,fs . LAN ERIC KRLIC SUSAN LOUISE KURTZNER GERALD R. LARABY French Club 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Audio- Student Council 3, CROSSROADS Photography Safety Corps 4, Hot Rod Club 4. Visual Corps l,2,3, Pres. 4, Freshman Chorus, Editor, Latin Club 2,3, Chemistry Club 4, Ski Senior Choir 2,3, Brightonaires, Cross Country Club l,2,4, Sec, 3, Future Nurses 3,4, Y-Teen 3,4, ,IV Track 2, Intramurals 3, l,2,3,4, Freshman Chorus, Senior Choir 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Britones, Brightonaires, Bowling 4, Archery Club 1, Intramurals 1,27 Leaders Corps 2, NHS Sec. sf, .I FQ THOMAS A. LARSON LALIRIE ELLEN LAZEROFF CAROLE LEAVITI' French Club 2,3, Library Club 2,3,4, Future Archery Club 4, Intramurals 4. Teachers 3,4, Harlequins l,2,3, Freshman Chorus, Cirls' Chorus 2, Senior Choir 3, Bowling 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. 142 JOHN LEFKOWITZ BARBARA LYNN LEVIN JEFFREY LEVY Latin .Club 1,25 Golf 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Library Club l,2,3,45 Harlequins 1,2545 Y-Teen 25 Chemistry Club 45 Camera Club 15 Radio Elec- Freshman Choms5 Intramurals 154. tronics Club 15 Safety Corps 45 Hot Rod Club 45 Band 1,35 Varsity Football 35 JV Soccer I5 JV Track I5 Archery Club I5 Intramurals I,3. VICTORIA JEAN LINER Inter-Club Council 15 Latin Club 1,2,35 Chem-- istry Club 45 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Harlequins 45 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus5 Bowling 2,35 Athletic Council 2, Treas. 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 GAA 25 Leaders Corps 2,3,45 GAA Award l25,200,300,400. JEROME C. LIPKIN French Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Social Sci- ence Forum Sec. 45 Bowling 2,35 Tennis 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. 143 MYRA NANCY LIPSKY French Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Library Club 2,3,45 U.N. Club 45 Future Teachers 3,45 Harlequins 1,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus5 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 CAA Award 125. vs GORDON JAY LlPSON WENDY LlPTON HELEN MARGARET LITTEN Student Council lg Social Science Forum Vice- French Club 3g Library Club l,2,3,4g Future Latin Club 3g French Club 4g Future Teachers Pres. 4g Freshman Chorus, Operetta lg Brighton- Teachers 4g Harlequins l,2,3,45 Bowling 3,4g 3,45 Stage Crew l,2,3,4g Harlequinsg Y-Teen 3,4, airesg Intramurals l,2,-4. Intramurals 3,4. Girls' Chorus 2g Bowling 4g lntramurals l,2,3,4 . ,fx GEORGE P. LYMAN .IUDITH MACCOLLUM HAROLD MACMILLAN Spanish Club 2,3,-1, Chemistry Club 4g Ski Club Student Council 4g Executive Council 45 Spanish Varsity Football 4g Varsity Soccer 3g Varsity 4g Camera Club 1,25 Railroad Club 3j Radio Club 3g Library Club 13, Y-Teen l,2,3,4g Bowl- Track 3. Electronics Club 25 Audio-Visual Corps l,2,3,4g ing 3g Intramurals I,2,3,4. JV Soccer 3. 144 BONNIE ROSE MANDELL Club 37 Library Club l,2,3,47 Harle- 2,5g Freshman Chorus. A K V I ,A V,,', M, W A P K . 1: . .naffgfv A tu x v ,M f f , ,gt , Q, - V , - . . .,' ,ff W 3 ,, 4 .H+ , so va :sr -1' I as u. 'f 3, Ri? JAMES I. MCGLIIDXVIN Student Council 4g Executive Council 4g Varsity Soccer 3,4g JV Soccer 2g Varsity Basketball 3,45 ,IV Basketball l,2g Varsity Baseball 13,45 JV Iaseball lf Sr. Lettermen's Clubg Leaders Corps 4. MICHAEL MARKS Cerman Club 3g Chemistry Club 4g Safety Corps 4g Hot Rod Club 4g Freshman Chorusg Band lj Varsity Football 37 JV Football l,2g Swim Team l,4g JV Baseball lj Sr. Lettermen's Clubg Leaders Corps 4g Intramurals 2,3,4g Rochester Safety Council 4. MICHAEL ALEXANDER MCANULTY Student Council 35 Executive Council 4g Student Court Judge, Class Vice-Pres. 3g CROSSROADS Ass't Literary Editorg Latin Club lg Chemistry Club 4g Delta Hi-Y Treas. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4g Monroe Hi-Y Council 4g Senior Choir 4g Britonesg Brightonairesg New Year's Eve Committee 3g Junior Prom Committeeg Varsity Football 3,-if JV Football If Swim Team 1,2,3,4f Sr. Letter- men's Clubg Mu Alpha Theta 3,4g Veterans of Foreign Wars Award Sf NHS Vice-Pres. THOMAS MCWILLIAMS tj' 'Aw uw, , 'fi' . frfiwziigz X '-71521: Q: zz -1g432::71 xg.. ....a K f'-r:-- CSABA MEHES Radio Electronics Club 1,25 Audio-Visual Corps Entered 4. l,2,3, Vice-Pres. 4g Freshman Chorusg Intra- murals 3. 145 RUTH JOYCE MESSINCER Class Sec. 45 Senior Council5 French Club 25 German Club 2, Sec.-Treas. 35 Chemistry Club 45 Art Club 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Future Nurses 3, Pres. 45 Harlequins 1,2,35 Y-Teen 15 Freshman Chorus5 junior Prom Committee5 Intramurals 1,2,3,4, NHS. MARYLOLI MOORE Library Club 1,2,3,45 Future Nurses 45 Harle- quins 3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,35 Bowling 3,45 Intra- murals 1, W MARTIN A. MICHAEL Camera Club 15 Audio-Visual Corps 1,2,3,45 Safety Corps 1,2,3,45 Safety Council l,2,35 Hot Rod Club 45 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,45 Base- ball Manager 1,2,35 Archery Club 1,25 Intra- murals 1. MARY ELLEN NEUN Student Council 25 Latin Club l,2,3,45 French Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Library Club 25 U.N. Club 2,45 Sec.-Treas. 35 R.A.U.N. junior Coun- cil 45 Harlequins 25 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Senior Choir 45 Brightonaires5 Band 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Leaders Corps 2,35 GAA Award 125,2O05 Elmira Key Award5 NHS. 146 'mr SARA B. MILLS Student Council 1,25 CROSSROADS Sr. Class Editor5 French Club 25 Chemistry Club 45 Future Teachers 3,45 Y-Teen 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 45 Freshman Chorus5 Operetta 45 Britones5 Brighton- aires5 B-Hive Committee 1,2, Vice-Pres. 35 Bowl- ing 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Water Ballet 3,45 Leaders Corps 2,3,45 GAA Award 125,200,300 4005 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 NHS. GEOFFREY HOWARD NOWLIS Student Council 1, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Execu- tive Council 3,45 Class Pres. 15 Chemistry Club 45 Thespians 3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 1,25 Freshman Chorus5 Operetta 3,45 Britones5 Brightonaires5 Orchestra 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Band 1, Vice- Pres. 2,35 Music Council 2,35 All-State Choir 15 B-Hive Committee 1,2,35 Teen-Age Diplomat to Pakistan5 Civic Music Association 3,45 Varsity Soccer 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 35 JV Basket- ball 1,25 Varsity Baseball 2,3,45 JV Baseball 15 Sr. Lettermen's Club5 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Standard Bearer 3,45 NHS. HAROLD THOMAS O'CONNOR Ski Club 45 Safety Corps 35 Intramurals 4. DUNCAN MAC RAE PAYNE Chemistry Club Vice-Pres. 45 Ski Club l,2,3,45 U.N. Club 1,25 Stage Crew 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Stage Manager 3,45 Audio-Visual Corps 2,45 The-spians I,2,3, Keeper-of-the-Book 45 Hot Rod Club Sec. 45 Sigma Hi-Y 1,25 JV Soccer 15 Badminton 25 Bowling l,2,3,4. JOHN FREDERICK OLSON Spanish Club 25 Chemistry Club 45 Alpha Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3, Vice-Pres. 45 JV Baseball 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. DEBORAH ANN PELLATT Entered 35 Spanish Club 45 Ski Club 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Stage Crew 45 Y-Teen 3,45 Bowling 35 Intramurals 3. 147 RONALD S. PADDOCK Stage Crew 15 Saefty Corps 3,45 Hot Rod Club 45 C-amma Hi-Y 25 Freshman Chorus5 Senior Choir 2. JAMES PETERS Hot Rod Club 45 Freshman Chorus. LAWRENCE M. POLSKY Student Court Prosecuting Attorney5 Senior Council5 Publications Publicity Manager5 French Club 2,35 Chemistry Club Pres. 45 Britones5 Brightonaires5 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 NHS Treas. DONALD P. POWELL CHARLES S. PULS Safety Corps 45 Safety Council 45 Hot Rod Ski Club 45 Safety Corps 45 Hot Rod Club 45 Club 4. Gamma Hi-Y 2,3,45 Band I,2,35 Varsity Soccer 3,45 JV Soccer 25 IV Basketball 1,25 Bowling 25 Varsity Track l,2,3,45 Sr. Lettermerfs Club5 Intramurals l,2,3,4. HB ff TH MARGARET R. RAPP IUDITH ANN REGNER French Club 253,45 Library Club l,2, Pres. 45 Latin Club 1,25 Chemistry Club 45 Harlequins Future Teachers 3,45 Harlequins I,2,3,45 Intra- 3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,35 Bowling 2,35 Archery Club I5 murals 1. Intramurals l,2,3,45 Leaders Corps 2. CRAIG J. REYNOLDS Class Pres. 25 CROSSROADS Boys' Sports Edi- tor 45 Chemistry Club 45 Gamma Hi-Y 2,4, Vice- Pres. 35 Monroe Hi-Y Council Pres. 45 Freshman Chorus5 Senior Choir 2, Vice-Pres. 45 Britones5 Brightonaires5 All-State Sectional Choir 25 Var- sity Soccer 3,45 ,IV Soccer 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 IV Basketball 25 Sr. Lettem1en's Club5 NHS Pres. ff? ROBERT RICE MARTHA ANN ROCK Student Council 1, CROSSROADS Editor, Latin Club 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Harlequins l,2,3, Thespians 3,4, Freshman Chorus, Senior Choir 3,4, Operetta 2,3,4, Bri- tones, Brightonaires, All-State Choir l,4, Sec- tional Choir 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, CAA Award 125, Standard Bearer 3,4, D.A,R. Award, A,A.F.T. Award I, NHS. ELLEN C-AY ROSEN Student Council l,3, junior Council, Tmpezoid 3, Galaxy Editor 4, Quil and Scroll Pres. 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Art Club 3,4, Future Teachers 3,4, Harlequins I, junior Prom Committee, Bowling 3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, NHS. - + fu ALAN ROSENBAUM CAROL E. ROWLAND Spanish Club 2, Senior Choir 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Library Club l,2, Y-Teen l,2,4, Freshman ,IV Track 1 2 Archery Club l, Intramurals l,Q,3. Choms, Cirls' Chorus 3, Sec. 2. 149 NEIL KENNETH SADICK German Club 3, Camera Club 4, Radio Elec- tronics Club l, Audio-Visual Corps l,2,3,4 Safety Corps 3,4, Hot Rod Club 4, Cross Coun- try 4, Bowling 3, Varsity Track 4, Intramurals 1 JANET E. SCHREIB Latin Club 2,35 German Club 35 Library Club I,2,35 Future Nurses 3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Fresh- man Chorus5 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Leaders Corps 2,3,45 GAA Award 125,200,300 NORMA LYNN SENZEL Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 U.N. Club 45 Future Teachers 3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. 0 . -5 'fr' Q 03' :i JOHN ALLAN SCHWEIZER BRUCE H. SECKER French Club 25 Camera Club 15 Theta Hi-Y 15 Latin Club 1,25 Chemistry Club 45 Bowling 1,2,35 JV Baseball 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Varsity Track 3,45 JV Track 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BRENDA S. SHAUB ANNE SIEWERT -Library Club 45 Y-Teen 15 Freshman Chorus5 Entered 35 Library Club 45 Future Teachers 3,45 Girls' Chorus, Stage Crew 45 Y-Teen 3,45 Intramurals 3,4. BARBARA SUE SINGER Student Council 2g Latin Club lj Library Club I,2,3,-Ig Harlequins 1,145 Y-Teen l,2g Bowling 2,-4g Intramurals l,2,4. MARTHA ANN SMITH Senior Councilg CROSSROADS Co-Art Editorg Cerman Club 37 Art Club 3,4g Future Nurses 3,4g Y-Teen l,2g Junior Prom Committeeg Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Water Ballet 3,45 Leaders Corps 3g CAA Award 125. JAMES SINGLETON DONALD SLOTNICK Archery Club 1,25 Intramurals 3. Freshman Chorus, Senior Choir 13,45 Operetta 2,3,4. JAMES SPERO LAWRENCE B. SPIEGELMAN Radio Electronics Club lf Hot Rod Club 4. Senior Councilg Spanish Club 2,3,4g Safety Corps 4g Freshman Chorusp Senior Choir 13,45 Oper- etta 13,47 Britones, Brightonairesg JV Football l,2g JV Basketball lg JV Baseball l,2g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 152 CAROL ELIZABETH SPIES Student Council 1,37 Inter-Club Committee 17 Class Sec. 17 Class Treas. 4j junior CounciI7 Senior Council7 CROSSROADS Assistant Editor7 French Club 27 Chemistry Club 47 Future Teachers 3,47 Harlequins 1,27 Y-Teen 2,3, Pres. 17 Freshman Chorus7 New Year's Eve Committee 3,47 junior Prom Committee7 Bowling 3,47 Ath- letic Council 47 Intramurals 1,2,3,47 CAA Vice- Pres. 47 Leaders Corps 2,3,47 GAA Award 125, 2O0,3007 Mu Alpha Theta 3,47 NHS. SLIZANNE P. STACNITTO Ski Club 47 Future Nurses 47 Y-Teen 2,3,47 Bowling 3,47 Intramurals 2,3,4. KATHRYN ANN STEENSMA Tfapezoid 3,47 Quill and Scroll 4i Chemistry Club 47 Slcil Club 37 Future Teachers 3,47 Harle- quins 1,2,3,47 Y-Teen 1,2,4, Treas. 3j Senior Choir 47 Operetta 47 Band Librarian 1,2,3,47 All-State Sectional Band 3,47 Bowling 3,47 Intra- murals l,2,3,47 CAA Award 1257 Mu Alpha Theta 3,47 NHS. STEVVART ALLEN STERLING Latin Club l,2,37 Chemistry Club 47 LIN. Club 1,27 Audio-Visual Corps 1,2,3,47 Safety Council 47 Hot Rod Club 47 Orchestra 17 Band 1,27 Var- sity Football 47 JV Football 27 Swim Team 1,2,3,47 Varsity Track 2,3,47 Sr. Lettermen's Club7 Leaders Corps 2,47 Intramurals 1,37 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. EILEEN SUSAN STERN JOAN FRANCES STERN S nish Club 2,37 Chemistry Club 47 Library Library Club l,2,3j Harlequins l,4g Y-Teen 17 pa Bowlin 37 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Club 17 LI.N. Club 47 Future Teachers 3,47 Harle- 3 153 quins 1,2,37 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LINDA STERN CAROLINE STEVENS IANET STONE French Club 25 Chemistry Club 45 Library Club Student Council lg Class Trcas. 25 CROSS- Chemistry Club 45 Orchestra I 2 3 4 All State 1,25 Ll.N. Club 25 Stage Crew 25 Harlequins ROADS Literary Editor5 Latin Club 1,25 Ski Sectional Orchestra 45 Bowling 3 2,3,45 Y-Teen l,3, Treas. 45 Freshman Chorus5 Club 1,3,4, Treas. 25 Y-Teen Sec. I, Vice-Pres. 25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 NHS. Intramurals l,2,3,45 Leaders Corps 25 NHS. grae' ' vi- A I .gff-if if ,. ' EUNICE RAE STRUMPH WILLIAM STUART JAMES SULLIVAN Student Council 25 French Club 2,35 Spanish Student Council 25 Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club Club Vice-Pres. 45 Library Club l,2,35 Future 3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Gamma Teachers 45 Harlequins 1,25 Sec.-Treas. 35 Thes pians 3,45 Freshman Chorus5 Girls' Chorus 25 Sen ior Choir 3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Britones5 Brighton aires5 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Leaders Corps 3,45 CAA Award l25,200. Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus5 Varsity Soccer 2,3,45 IV Soccer lj JV Basketball lg Bowling 25 IV Baseball lg Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 154 FREDERICK H. SUTER Ski Club l,2,3,4, Hot Rod Club 4, Gamma Hi-Y 1,2,4, Varsity Soccer 3,4, JV Soccer 1,2, Bad- minton 3,4, Bowling 1,2, JV Track 1,2, Sr. Lettermen's Club, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY E. TAYLOR Student Council 1, Class Treas. 3, Junior Coun- cil, Chemistry Club 4, Future Nurses Sec. 4, Y- Teen 1,2,4, Sec. 3, Freshman Chorus Sec., Sen- ior Choir 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Britones, Brighton- aires, All-State Sectional Choir 4, B-Hive Com- mittee l,'2, Sec. 3, Junior Prom Committee, Bowling 3, Athletic Council 2, Sec. 3, lntra- murals 1,2,3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, JV Cheerleader 1, Captain 2, CAA 3, Treas. 2, Leaders Corps 2,3,4, GAA Award 125,200,300, 400, NHS. ANN CHARLOTTE THOMSON Teen-A e Diplomat from Sweden, U.N. Club 4 3 Y-Teen 4, Senior Choir 4, Brightonaires Sec.- Treas., All-State Sectional Choir 4. G.. 117' ti -:1',.Q, 'Q' -V GAIL E. VALKENBURCH DAVID VERBRIDGE SANDRA LEE VINSON Inter-Club Council 2, Latin Club 2, Art Club 4, Ski Club l,2,3,4, Safety Corps 4, Safety Council Chemistry Club 4, Library Club 1, U.N. Club Sec. 3, Future Teachers 4, Stage Crew 4, Y- 4, Hot Rod Club 4, Gamma Hi-Y l,2,4, Fresh- l,2,3,4, Future Nurses 4, Future Homemakers 4, Teen l,4, Pres. 2, Sec. 3, Bowling 2,3. man Chorus, Senior Choir 2, JV Soccer 1, lntra- Senior Choir 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. murals l,2,3,4. 1 5 5 NANCY HALLER WALTERS Latin Club 3,45 French Club 25 Library Club l,2,3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 lntra- murals l,2,3,4. SYLVIA WEISER Library Club 25 Harlequins 2,35 C-irls' Chorus 25 Senior Choir 35 Intramurals 1,2,3. JAMES T. WEBSTER MADELINE l WEINBERC Senior Couneil5 Hot Rod Club 45 Varsity Foot- Library Club 2,3,45 Harlequins I Y Teen 1 ball 3,45 JV Football 25 Cross Country lg JV Freshman Chorus5 Girls Chorus Senior Choir Basketball 15 Varsity Track 1,25 Sr. Lettermen's 45 Bowling 3. Club5 Intramurals 2,3,4. EDWARD WEISSBERCER MARYLEE WELLINC Student Council 3,45 Executive Council 45 Pub- Art Club 15 Library Club la Sec 2 Future lications Financial Manager5 Latin Club 3,45 Nurses 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Stage Crew 12 Harle French Club 2,35 Chemistry Club 45 Ski Club quins 2,3,45 Y-Teen 15 Senior Choir 4 Operetta l,2,3,45 Gamma Hi-Y 2,3,45 Freshman Chorus5 45 Bowling 2,35 Intramurals I2 34 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 2,45 Britones5 Brighton- aires Vice-Pres.5 New Year's Eve Committee 45 Varsity Soccer 35 JV Soccer 1,25 Ski Team 2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 NHS. 156 X ,IOI-IN F. XWHITLOCK Entered 3, Senior Council, Safety Corps 4, Safety Council 4, Hot Rod Club 4, Varsity Soc- cer 3,4, Varsity Basketball 3,4. LINDA CHRISTINE WILKERSON Latin Club l,2, Chemistry Club Sec.-Treas. 4, Ski Club l,'2,3,-1, Future Teachers 4, Future Nurses 3, Sec. 4, Y-Teen 2,3,4, Treas. I, Senior Choir 4, Operetta 4, junior Prom Committee, Bovwlin 3 4 Archery Club 1 Intramurals I 2 3 4 IANET MARION WHITMORE Library Club 3,-4, Future Nurses 4, Harlequins 1,2,3,4, Y-Teen i,2,s,4, 'Bowling l,2,3,4, Intra- murals l,2,3,-1. NANCY GAY WISEMAN French Club I,3,4g Art Club 1,45 LIN. Club 4, Future Teachers 4, junior Recl Cross Representa- tive 2, Harlequins 2, Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus 2,-4, Senior Choir 3, Bowling 3, Archery Club l Intramurals I up K '-.1 X ROBERT C. XXIIEST Hot Rod Club 4, Band 2, Varsity Track 2, Leaders Corps -4, Intramurals 3,4. 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