Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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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

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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

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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