Brighton High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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It is our object in CROSSROADS 1960 to show the design for learning as carried out in gdfvw ig Brighton High School. lr ,gal i A I L! Ll my ,V A4. Ja! 1. Q X, xt it f Hlled W rits with a thousand tales, d W , e asked,- Elucidated endless mysteries Still Why?, we asked. They told us why the many wars were fought, Why falls the rain, What perfect complex mind of man contrived To drive a train. We little thought, those years, it made us happier Or less uncouth To know some long-dead poet's view of love, Or maybe truth. The purpose only shows in white and black When one is far enough for looking back. Qi tx l lil 43 v f .LV QAM' .R vi. 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Jr Rolmrt I' Morrow Floyd G Klrk hmm Seated Rte A Cltrk Thomts H Muller N1r5 Gllhertl Corrls Mrs Arthur Aluent Pres1dentRohert R Sherndwn M. , J BOARD OF EDUCATION The Bo 1rd of Educ. mon determmes the edue mon tl pollcles of the commumty Wlthm us sphere ot mlluenee ftll such ICIIVIIICS te settmg forth 1 Llt.llDlIL phllowphw ol LLlLlC.lIl0l1 IULLIIHU fin metal problems md solxmt LlIlllLLllllLS eneountered IH puhlle reltttons. The hmrd exists to serve Amd 'tdminister to the vtryin LLlLlC'lIlOIl'll needs of the community, 4 Clark Upon Fred B. Painter rests the total responsi- bility of administering the educational program in the four Brighton schools. He must carry out the Board's directives as efficiently as possible, and he brings before the Board the numerous desires of parents, teachers and other administrators. ADMINISTRATION QQ' ,ggi ,9- J. DI RECTOR OF INSTR UCTION PRINCIPAL LEONARD B. SMITH Chief executive responsible for the operation of the entire high school program is Principal Leo- nard B. Smith. His duties may be briefly summarized under the following headings: improving educational oppor- tunities, working with people. obtaining and devel- oping personnel, maintaining effective interrela- tionships with the community, and providing and maintaining facilities. -xl SUPEI-ZINTENDENT FRED B. PAINTER Director ol' Instruction, Alice L. Foley, coor- dinates the curriculum of the four Brighton Schools. Thus she. more than any other individual. is the inspiration behind the design for learning. She di- rects the in-service teacher training program and is responsible for the selection of new teachers. To all her duties she brings a vital knowledge and understanding of the students at Brighton. '-33:7 I '1 E 2 ,. 25,2 1 qt? ' Q mmvy 1 he-tl fi . -if x-1-,xgifff Sag 'far :ff ie. Y. 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A Xgxw A . , . .1 . gm. Q x-Q . X . . , 'HM' lin. A ll V ,lux t 1 .lc ,h dx l n xl.. X 'ld If I I, :', fc' ' i I lg' 'M I Xk '- X Kg sa -, .xi wx.. .xx ,ff If ulpfgh' If I A ' ' Q 1 11 X .K 1 V Q yaN.1 'KH . it V PV. . I J 'I Y mx.-1 In 'f' V! f I fufi' 3 N53 N 2.3. -D TX f 1 , 1 I t x x X M X N !, ,.,?..i',,, DESIGN ron me FUIURE v ' 1 I if-55-nr 1 Standing: Catharine Morphy. Roger VanBuskirk. Whitney Cal- lahan. Flswood Hill. Fino I.aakso. Seated: Donald VanVechten, Hazel McKay. Antoinette Hontlelink. Frances Steve. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The Mathematics Department offers courses ranging in dilliculty from eighth grade mathematics to college calculus. This year the department has offered advanced programs at all levels. Looking toward the future, Miss Hondelink. the department head. says. In the next dec- ade the high school mathematics program will undergo radical changes. In anticipation of this. a new mathe- matics othce and a new mathematics laboratory have been added to the available facilities. 8 The Brighton chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, an honor- ary mathematics society, was active again this year. A class average of B + and an interest in math indicated by a composition are the quali- fications for membership. Qualified sophomores enter as associate members and at the end of their junior year become full members. These criteria enable the group to carry on its activities with a high level of participation. In 1959-60 the club took a trip to Kodak and heard a variety of guest speakers. MATHEMATICS CLUBS 'Q ,ff tdfdfa fig? '5T1f?4Z ffwfc . feczvzf 4-ZZ V .M UML? ,?,14i Lf? QSQ, MFL, 3141 6447769 , fave WQ 11,6 C73 --Clit, 71 I MU ALPHA THETA Top Row: A. Craxets. S. Stead- man. G. Berger, S. Bless. P. An- derson. D. Peet. C. Nowlis. D. Ward. Nl. O'Brien. K, Tietgen, R. Dankoff. Second Row: B. Bissell. J. Allison. R. lewis. J. Anderson. VV. Clark. B. Hem- mett. R. Appelbaum. J. Sturman. W. Cooney. D. Rates. W. Lake. Sitting: J. Smith. C. Anderson, R. Kingsley. Sccretaryflireastir- er. K. Pleger, President. R. Goldstein. S. Cherry. Kneeling: L. Lytle, Nl. losephson, G. Hunt, N. England. 9 TENTH GRADE MATHEMATICS CLUB -5. Members of the Tenth Grade Mathe- 'NZ matics Club spend meeting time in further exploration of interesting aspects and ap- plications of mathematics. ,- xxx, I wfai W, . 4 IQ :' sT:f v ff ay' x QQ s g 5, i Q 'sw 5196 nz za! ii ,gb is N 1 .r , P Z, QQ 2 Q fi' 1 .ws-. W, , f 1 1 . , , fyqf-, ,X if if f 1 ' ZEN? I ,Q 4 . ' .V . 5-Se? F f . 2 I .. ,zz i., , Y 5' I 8 ?x nf, Q Q0 7' 1 Vx W' N- x 13. ii f, H' .4 ,f is, -X. , --.vvrvr Q'lw.J.f .K :,.Ai3,..,., rx k Q L A ,im ' S k r AY' - ' , 1 ! Top Row: A. Price, T. Bigelow. R. Karz. J. Sterncr. Robert Karl, D. Keim. E. Frank. W. Snow, Middle Row: K, Doug- lass. C. Shoolman. L. Miller. D. Kates. I. Termotto. Foreground: J. DeWald. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB The Amateur Radio Club, known in past years as the Radio-Electronics lub, offers members experience in an exciting and rewarding hobby. It maintains its own ham station: call letters KZKHB. Members conduct a training program in radio theory and Morse Code for newcomers to the field. Upon completion of this course trainees take an exam given by the Federal Communications Commis- sion for prospective amateur radio operators. SCIENCE CLUBS Stundingt Kingsley. D, Peet. D. Disney. K. KJKHB Members of Chemistry Club must indi- cate their interest and ability by maintain- ing above-average grades in class. At meetings this year they enjoyed unusual demonstrations. movies, and lectures plan- ned by the officers and by the advisors, Mr. Kruger and Miss Brown. - X. sig 41 w I Pleger. Sitting: R,Rosenth1tl.D.Wurd. R. Pond. Kneeling: N1.G:tsink.C. Olmsted. I3 Top Row R Brums R Appelbaum M OBr1en A Cravets J Hlggms S Bless R Brodows .I DeWnt W Madden Advrsor Robert Moore Middle Row H Llttle L Appelbaum S Buff N England M Labovltz F Eldlm D Wolf J McAnuty Bottom Row D Davldson R Iovenhelm D Taylor PHYSICS CLUB Newly organized thls year the Physlcs Club sponsors lectures and dlscusses the varlous phases of physlcs not usually cov ered 1n class room dxscusslons 14 . . , . , . ,. .. 1 ' v- v - n ' -+ v - s . . . ,. , . , . , . ,. , . . ' f ,. . . . , .- , . . 7 an -. Q v' ' QQ I J - 7 14 N fff if D N Q ' rg: 7lv Y N f X xx , I K , , f .X II3 X I uf R'x f' f ' ' ' D ' - X! .V . I Mx ,R 1, XX D D2 N, X y f F . X f r ox ' IDN. It ll, f , I VN. f I V, . Q ' I ' I 'I 'g ' I I ' I r I I A- 2: I ' 7' ,A I If ,I f b' I? D D Af +' 'iff , ' f Af ,T-I ,' D K ' n Q A VM-.' 1 ' i dj ,A ' IM X Q , xv ' fx. b , ,xxx I, ,- 1 ' r' 33 ' NJ D N D qi f' fn' I 'I uf - ' ,- J -- Q .f ' ' ' '-1 ,IIN A . If W I 4704. D ., 1, 'I Q' W NN 7. I' ' ' ' fl 4 I JJ! . Mn ff., . .ikzv-1-ll ol' V - 1 1 m A- 'Nrlw v ,f1 f1 V N I 1. '!j li' f A yr- 1-NL ' 4 . -V K I 1.1.1, 1,45 ll A . ', x 1 . , 'F X .I U ti' A 'fxnlaxu ' 'Y D f ,. HF- , Af . ' - 3 Q V A ' 4 ' 'tc trial? ' rl K , X J D .X - . r xx DESIGN FOR UNDERSTANDING 4? Standing: Sherman Selden, Martin Swensen, Ruth Lucy, Rolf 0335, A- ' Jr' -1-al f Q lx 6, X t per, Hilda MacNab, Karen Updyke, Frances Blazey, Marlyn Toepfer, Paul Knoke, Carrol Newcomb. Seated: Gertrude Doan. O'Donnell, SaraLou VanDeMar, Elizabeth Hart, Laurina Har- ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Through carefully 'coordinated courses the English department provides each student with the opportunity to improve his composition, speech, and critical think- ing in academic pursuits and in everyday life. In English classes students are introduced to a wealth of great litera- ture and gain in both appreciation and tech i l skills. Miss Margaret Young, absent when the depart- ment picture tabovel was taken, discusses a book with her eighth grade group. From eighth to twelfth grade, there is an increased stress on creative use of the rudiments that have been studied: spelling, vocabulary, grammar, and research methods. Seniors are in a rotating program or an advanced place- ment class. e l 2 ., -.,- .'4 , I - A ' ,f'. I . . fy ML- -E-f . ' :', '-7. .. A-.4:f.,.-vi. ,'-A pdl. I- I I 'I ,ff I, Mgr! I. V' b.-1 A 1. lx V ' 'L-L ' :' U ,-ij! ' I 4.2f',:a,Q5' ,. , - 1,1 Q fd ,sf-,.,-s f - -' . , 9 , 1: 1 . , wi -i.......,, Pm, 'S CROSSROADS STAFF di Carefully chosen by a faculty committee from students suggested by the previous year's staff, the Crossroads staff is responsible for putting out the school yearbook. They spend long hours over layout, copy, write-ups, proof-reading, and typing. This year, under the direction of faculty advisor Sherman Selden and Editor-in-Chief Sue Parks all efforts were concerted to carry out the theme of the book and to meet the pressure of deadlines. Third Row S Steadman R Dankoff M Gasmk W Snow S Michlm S Parks P Kaltreider S Yates First Row K Doug Smith K DeHond R Goldstein M OBrien Second Row T lass M Appelbaum J. Cooper A Kende I ,. T45 v 3 'S tr: it 1' s- A. Poze. S. Banbury, S. Weinstein, GALAXY STAFF Once each year publication of Galaxy, the Brighton High School literary magazine, gives students an opportunity to see their creative writing in print. This year, under the lirection of co-editors Abbey Poze and Shera Banbury and assistant Sue Weinstein, poems, essays, and short stories again were enhanced by stu- dent illustrations. IL 9 Standing: B. Corris, S. Smith. S. DePotter, B. Horwitz, E. Hecht, S. Cherry, A. Linowitz. Seated: D. Gould, P. Anderson, C. Schlageter, R. Leichtner, S. Rosenthal. TRAPEZOID STAFF Trapezoid, the student newspaper, is published every three weeks by members of a staff headed by Carol Schlageter and assisted by the journalism class. In order to be chosen as a staff member, a student must have completed a year of journalism. This year, with the sup- port of the Parent-Faculty Group, 'STrap has been made available to every student. Sherman Selden is the advisor. Former publications members enjoy the annual Christmas party. -ar 1. - . f ---f 1-11- .. 3 Standing: Harold White, Thomas DeVitt0, Cormac Cappon, Luke Nolli. Seated: Anne Healey. Helen Hatch. Leah Kaplan, Lillian Follanshee, Consuelo Betoret-Paris, Margaret Wojnowski. The design for learning of a foreign language begins in the fourth grade where pupils are introduced to either French or Spanish. ln the High School four years of French. four of Spanish, three of Latin and two of Ger- man are offered. Newness was the keynote of the Lan- guage Department this year with four new teachers as well as three new language labs, in which students listen to tapes and records over individual headsets in order to 20 improve their pronunciation. In language classes the aim is not only for verbal and written proficiency, but also for an understanding of the people, culture, history and geography of foreign countries. As an ideal way to ac- complish this understanding, fortunate students of Span- ish again took part this year in an exchange program with Mexican students. 15 . kh qllll W Comprendesq lpe recordmvs have become an es sentml part of modern language teachmg ix' X But resc lrch m the llbrary note takmg m class and llstemng to lectures necessary 'If' 4 Uh huh l though! so' TGIF 6? if are stnll -Af ,...1 N 4 0 Q XY ' 5. 1: 1 ' Q -L v ' 1 1 ' M - ' 1 Q K , H, ' ff . Q F' , 2. - Q f ' . - X , . 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Members of the United Nations Club pursue an active interest in international relations, and add to their know- ledge through movies and lectures. The club has a valua- ble source of information in the Rochester Association for the United Nations, and this year sent four repre- Braverman, E. Lewis, Second Row: L. Dvorkin, S. Dankner. J. Calderon, A. Askren. M. Brennen. K. Noble, R. Rubenfeld, J. Michaels. B. Goldstein. Front Row: J, Relin, N. Rosenbloom. J. Meteyer, K. Popell. L. Kauffman, M. Josephson, C. Atkin, R. Beaver. sentatives to attend meetings. Under advisor Marian Perrin, the club also makes displays of interest available to the student body in a showcase opposite the auditorium. -nl SOCIAL SCIENCE FORUM Social Science Forum, a debating so- ciety, is under the direction of Ray Mar- ling. Its members engage in activities ranging from formal debates on world topics to casual discussions of the latest trends in baseball cards. This year the Forum also invited sev- eral guest speakers and staged public de- bates in the auditorium. Standing: R. Burke, J. Sterling. R. Lewis, W. Purxis. K, Teitgen, J. Shoemaker, S. Steadman. S. Salitan. E. Harriman, D. Kates, J. Morris. Seated: M. O'Brien, M. Gamsu, R. Leichtner, D. Ward. R. Nlarling, advisor, A. Poze. Kneel- ing: B. Corbett, A. Margolis, B. Lovenheim, S. Allison. 1 li lhisllay-b 3 I , .Qx ilu- . -.vm M .N Ya I Q E . 1 l ,r Q29 , ggfsf Q Q Ill-I gg LQ Q sunny- Q, .gn- 4 n .S A 0 1 1 Z S N 13: 1 1.2, lx ' ' ' H IQ. 5 nm, 2 'Q , , , lv 1 'Q is gg in... x K ffl 'r fff' V fin X s , AAMJNFIUH I A Jim X XL iw , H ff' ' ' r 1 1.1 47,-K 1-T V X V W. , ,-' ' 'T if D vw 'RX -, Wm W !m x +x wi .4 L 1+ M N w fw ' w M Wm +f,1 ' ,cm rg V M f W VI Www, li 1 1 H 1 hmm ' g,, 1xg Ll QlfVl1 x,,'Q Qi! L . 7,f 5 -:iQ 'jf' l 'QQ' 'frm- Rhoda Payne, D. Bradley Smith. ART DEPARTMENT Leaming is not merely an absorbing processg part of its value lies in the stimula- tion of creative powers. The creativity which is inherent in a design for leaming is inspired and cultivated in art classes at all grade levels. In addition to a required one semester course in the eighth grade, the Art Department offers students more advanced instruction in the history, theory, and technique of ceramics, sculpture, and the graphic arts. A sequence in art revolves around courses in Basic Art and Drawing and Painting. 26 .!, ' ' I Co-art editor Terry Michlin works on yearbook sketches. Far l.eft: Bradley Smith advises senior. Pam Clarke. Lower - Q Right: Corky Friedman works at easel. T Top Row: Rhoda Payne. C. Case, N. Nixon. A. Wads worth. J. Harris, M. Bergeson. S. Shannon. C. Miller, R. Shear. E. Becker. M. Jones. J. Falk. E. Dvorkin. E Kauffman, K. Krug. S. Schauman. B. Erdle. Third Row: M. Lovenheim. M. Spiller. E. Cravets. E. Winters, R A 3' Eff, Pond. C. Betlinski. 1. Meteyer. B. Corris. V. Vaisey, R. Robson. P. Myers, D. VanDyk. D. Horwitz. Second Row: J. Cramer. J. Monrad. J. Linowitz, R. Ward. C. Balch, K. Kern. Front Row: S. Pequignot. S. Yates. C. Butler. 1. , ART CLUB All those from eighth to twelfth grade who are interested in drawing. painting. or sculpturing can practice after school with the Art Club. Members work from still life and live models using a variety of media. Advised by Rhoda Payne. the club views movies and visits the Memorial Art Gallery. High- light of the year was a combined picnic and draw- ing trip in the spring. Ofhcers this year were Sharon Yates, Stephanie Pequignot, and Cynthia Butler. 27 T MUSIC DEPARTMENT Brighton's music department. under the direction of Dr. Austin Truitt, has an extensive program of both curricular and extracurricular activities. Junior high students take a required general music course. If they so desire. they may play in the junior band or orchestra and sing in the choir. Senior high students have many chances to express themselves musically in the band. the orchestra and the many singing groups. Highlighting the year was the production of South Pacific, the joint effort of the music and the drama departments. A. Kanack V . A. Trung, 1. oghlii. V if., 4 'fl f il , L f ,Lf IU .l V, 2, 1 A f 1 ,f tzf 1 1 i tl l f Xl J y i ORCHESTRA The orchestrt dtrected by Mr Alex Kanwcle ptrttct pated tn South Ptctllc the Sprung Mustc Festty tl and a spectal eoncert tt Counctl Rock School Durtnv the year they performed vtorles of Stmmtrttnt Smettnt Leroy Anderson Rovers ind Htmmerstetn md other composers The otheers were G nl Hunt prestdent Ar thur Crtvets vtee prestdent Dtcle Roberts secrettry tre tsurer iii ioxiailu-li 'Q Btele Row Alex Km tele G Knebel R Felsbere S Doueltss Iltson J A son J W S P Pleeet J C' t T Wentworth J Wtllttmson Next to Btele Row l Dounee tone N1 nletns ue X C r lXeIS N1 Hershber e R Roberts A Frey S Ste tdmtn Front R Rubenfeld Nl nDyle J em C Betltnsle N Clold et lornou B Buehlet B NleDon tld C Hunt Nl N osox t ol 5 e Rt e I: nn sth D x es J levys e MUSIC COUNCIL Headed thts vear by Ted Bullen the mustc counctl conststs of rcpresentattves from eyery school mustc nroup The mem bers coordtn tte mustc tl tcttvtttes by han dltng publtetty ttcleets and hnances The cltm tx of the ye tr wcts the success of the mustcal South Ptctfic T S Bull Seeond Roxy S Pvltne X Cru t uselkelx et et e H rshbereer C W'hIle J 'klts n 29 U' Us oi- 1 P E' 1 v r wi Q67 SQ: ' Zz 123 if' fav 3 W fl m- 1: 'E N 5 ,W f 4 +g , ' ' 'a E ' X' Qi pg -. , G by Q M i QW Q A i E, 2 Q 'wif Q -4 , 4. + A X f Af N -ei s , as 'I :vnu I f at , . f , , 4- . 5 1 , ' N 1, If ' 2 A' ' I A N, 11 4 . I J 2 , I 'f , , Q , x Q Alf Y v . s I ,Ji sf 4 ir in fn X y 1? V41 ,N ,U if ,. 1 1 'x 3 ,xx ' 3, HX, 4 I Z if 7 'l if J k vfhl W! ' wx! A fx y X 2 wif I f 2 1 5 -f' 9, 'B ff x ,CE- N 5 -5 . 5' QQ X ' et 'Ney Sv e pi X- ' Q is A SQ' S351 QQ X S SJ Q' .sassssss as at we Aw S 'QQ 0- 55 ,ye t Ck FRESHMAN CHORUS Open to all ninth graders, the Freshman Chorus was The 0mCCrS this year were: Paul Bosdyk, president almost as large as the Senior Choir this year. Primarily Nancy Nixon, vice-presidentg Peg Kurtzner, secretary H training OPPOYIUHUY fOr the Other Bfigh'f0I1 Sillgiflg Minnie Mosher, treasurer, Tom Southworth, Marion groups, it takes part in music assemblies and the Spring Zomow, librarians, Concert. Top Row: N. Miner, J. Knebel. S. Smith, B. Hull, A. Hartfelder, M. Bergeson. C. Sergeant, L. Clark, W. Fanning. D. Kappelman, D. Walters, T. Davis, R. Karz, T. Southworth, T. Wilson, S. Rowe, P. Bosdyk, C. Lacey, A. Poling, S. Ehnes, D. Williams, N. Nixon, A. Angell, L. Sloan. Third Row: C. Mahoney, M. Steele, C. Parks, R, Epner, S. Rosenburg, J. Fenmore, M. Nad- ritch, T. Ruckart, W. Schalk, B. Hoffman, S. Schalb, D. Fergu- son, B. Cunningham, J. Densmore, S. Balch, C. Kottemyer, M. Moser, N. Goldstein, E. Taylor, C. Bruins. Second Row. M. Zornow, G. Lunger, J. Linowitz, S. Waldeis, C. Kahler C. Mink, L. Skoglund, J. Brigham, T. Brennan, A. Cervi, A Smith, M. Salzman, S. Cox, G. O'Brien, S. Epstein. N. Brown Director Austin Truitt, S. Cohen, S. VanHorn, A. Harriman B. Weisler, B. Cravets, B. Siegel, N. Wright, S. Richardson S. Smith, S. Gaudioso, M. Sanders. D. Jermyn, M. Lane, J Salzman. S. Barnett, M. Stagnitto. J. Karine, N. Katz, W. Schul man, Accompanist David Berger. 32 J. Jack, C. Goldstein. L. Farnsworth. M. Kurtzner, Front Rov ' 5 GIRLS' CHORUS Third Row: K. Glanton. A. El- liott. E. Birnfield, P. Whitte- more, J. Casey, K. Klein. M. Hamburg, M. Dodge. G. Fink. J. Smith. C. Waldvogel. S. Whit- lock, D. Givens. R. Ruby. S. Tupper. M. Rogoff. S. Herman. P. Halhleib. S. Bihby. K. Dennis, S. Gray, P. Mann. Second Row: G. Goler. S. Metzger, M. Peck, L. German. M. Albert. J. Bon- nar. S. Kowal. E. Lewis. S. Bax- ter, J. Maslyn. S. Radford, N. Broas. J. Holden, J. Booth. D. Wood. K. Anderson. J. Free- man. J. Stanton. First Row: D. Lester. S. deCalesta. J. Santa- lucia. J. Lovenheim. B. Attridge. B. Ruda. M. Murray. C. Neville. E. Levin. D. Lazetoff. L. Miller. J. Guck. S. Schauman. L. Hohn- horst. L. Breiman. L. Fdvvards. Director Austin Truitt. Accom- panist David Berger. The Girls' Chorus. this year composed of over sixty freshmen, sophomores and juniors. took part in the Christmas program and the Spring Concert. Officers were: Sandy Tupper, presi- dent: Nancy Broas. vice- presidentg Maureen Murray, secretary. Patty Halbleib, treasurer. Lynne Miller, Britta Thomas, librarians. 1 syra- ,4 4 BRITONES Top Row: D. Taylor. J. Sterling. D. Simon. J, Ring, S. Poling. D. Nliller. 'lhird Rovv: R. Leicht- ner, D. Wilson. F. Harriman. J. Nliller. R. Heicklen. E. Town. Cf Novnlis. lf. Kucker. Second Rovvi M. Wadleigh. R. Shear. N. Buehlcr. J. Levey. N. Whitcomh. Cf Olmsted. Nl. Wood- bridge. J. Swallow. C . White. Front Rovl: H. Hochhauser. Cf Densmore. A. Slargolis. Nl Gale. l.. Cook. Ci. Reynolds. E. Holmes. Aecompanist: D. Dashurg. Organized only three years ago. the Britones is the Junior edition of the Brighton- aires. The Britones meet several days a week during lunch. They sing at various school functions. especially dances. 33 BAND P- II 11 Q-few Nmth Row J All1son,G Hunt. M Hershberger, M Kurtzner Enghth Row E Dounce S Waasdorp S Stone P Goldberg, M Jenkins D Ward Seventh Row B Young J Dtamond, R Fox F Schwartzman R Cohen, M Nahmnas Stxth Row L Hurlburt J Wtlllamson D Lehman D Ke1n,M Kltman, R Carr Ftfth Row R Clar W Purves J Frazer M Taylor Under the dtrectton of Mr James Cahlll, the band presented half ttme shows at the home football games and played for the assembltes The Sprung Concert hlgh llghted tts season Assxsttng Mr Cahnll thts year were the oflicers 'ff 41 B Thurlby H Clapp Fourth Row S Noble W Schalk, M Cam B Davldson, A Frey S Steadman Thlrd Row P Crystal R Garden. R Kroll S Essley D Gale G DuBo1s Second Row L Sad1ck,J Meteyer C Kahler, D Rosenbauer Front Row G Smalley K Noble Martha Hershberger, presldent, and J1m Allxson, VICC prestdent Captamed by Karen Noble, both the senlor squad and a new tumor squad of Majorettes marched wtth the band durmg football half ttme shows My X11 1 M A x xx xl xQ 4 I 9 f X 0 f , f .A ,N A ll al., V ,L N - f . , ,': tt fgwst gi-1 f- W , rwg V' - ,, -.tv f . I A A .,' . , ' WV- N , ' ., M .4 ll .Er .xv Eu, , Y 7 A 'h , ,fa gg. - 1,1 x L , 4 -, K ' V A I K - L f f, ' ,- . .' ' W -vff.g?7 A - - at .Usa ev ' hs- g Rv' 4' Y . fb , ' N ' R V7 I l 4 ' f -f -. f' 1 -I - 4 ' r WJ' L' 5 ' 4 ' ' . - - - ,' - ' 'V-af. - u, .1 ' 4'--W Y ,.' , . -', N . D , - 1-Ao 12, .. 2 my 4 ,Q V.. es- WAAS, -:,,,5:'?rT AKA V 1 A, V A U - V -1 . K A. 4, M ' , - . ' t t Q . er- , .. L A. r . , 1-.V ',iA, 1- 4 V A. . K A fy bsfn, A ia, fl .rib v- . A -. A LV . R A . .5 -, A I . V X ' 'K f 1. fm' N ,-A, ' ' ' I .-. ive l .- .3 5 r MJ.:- . ,I W fy Q . aff,-'if' .I yr . V '12, , V-4'Alw.t': A 'sq' L. A -Q br.,-- ., .. ,f -, V 51?-'. -tl- . -, l, .- um... -. f H V t' '- Y . V . Y- xx .. ' ., ,V ,U 1 al .A f - 6. x X ,I V , , ' K V 14:4 X' K ' xv- v ' ' ,, ' ' ' . A ' K xx ' v - -. -f t v .tt 1 ' . . . , ' 4 Q L. I- Qui , 5, ,ir , STAGE CREW AMY tr A 1. it Standing: D. Keim, A. Culbert son, A. Rudin. R. Miller. D Miller, D. Love, R. Waldice D. Clark. Front: R. Payne, R Taylor, G. Ball. A. Margolis Among the responstblll ues of the Stage Crew are arranglng sets and workmg llghts for BHS dramatic pro ductlons Thls year the crew was dlrected by Co Man agers George Ball and Al Culbertson f ' 5 1 TH ESPIANS Troupe l094 of the Natlonal Thesplans an honorary dramatlcs society IS active m all Brighton dramatic productlons Pomts are glven to students for partlclpatlon IH plays those who accumulate 15 or more polnts are eleglble for membershlp ln Thesplans Seml annual mductlons are both officlal and soclal events 35 Top Row R Roberts A Kende S Balkm Thlrd Row T Hxcks W Purvls R Payne A Culbertson G Ball D Muller R Rosenthal M Mnllsl Rmg D Love Second Row D Simon H Barbee M Appelbaum A Rudxn S Salntan Front Row S Rosenthal A Margolxs S Whtte B Lnpson S Smxth B Goldstem f l 'C f l . 1 ' x 'J . ,, . I- - X X .5 .. x ,rua ' ' ' ,af ff 2' ,' r ' I if 'Y'j'.-av 3 ' x ' x 'v , ff my ,' I 7 G- CI A A ' .., ' S . . Q-. . . . l ,os . s ' , ix, .1 ' . I l ' 5. : . v , 1. f 3 - , fl 1 ' . v , - , I' Q 'A . D 'l Y 5- X . , - - 'r . - I . , . A, . . - . L . . , - , - . , . HARLEGUINS Under the guidance of Paul Knoke and the leadership of president Sue Sulitun. the members of Harlequins, the school dramzitics club open to ull students, this year co-operated in the production of Time Out for Ginger, Romeo and Juliet, and South Pacific. They sold tickets, did make-up und ushered. 36 ll 'Q v---'PSI K-e'4':7'. 'S I . 'fir Who hears music feels his solltude peopled at once Robert Browmng f 'al' 9 til? 'lr fi -Yr Nellie Forhush Pmrle de Beque Bloody Mary E' 1 X 5 ' Luther Billis Q Q I A .Q Lt. Joseph Cable 'Q Capt George Bracket! I I Lia! . Lana Gitlin Richard Rosenthal . Carol Case Bruce Prince Ted Bullen Robert Dankoff Sharon Cornell Q. 'A X ono no' Q ' ML MA, Lb 5, 'f -A Q 1 nf- Now let me see' .1 l H T71 1 belzeve ln a free Irie are ff' 3 lm as corny zu Kanxas rn Auguxil Gonna muh thu! man rrghf 014110 my half' Of course I dont aln ays tell her everything I 01 38 I DESIGN FOR DEMOCRATIC lIVING ay 1-.gf ,,, Vt 'Wx li , 'QQIL' N505 Q' I up . vkz Xgggg Preszdent Gary Berger Vzce Prz udent Davnd deCaIesta Suremrv Henry Little Trfusnrzr Tom Richards 41 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS R. Appelbaum, Presidentg C. Howk, Vice-Presi- dent: S. Banbury, Secretaryg J. Humes, Trea- surer. M. Neely. Secretary: R. Schweizer, Treasurerg L. Kroll, President: B. Corcoran. Vice-President. SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS Class officers take the lead in organiz- ing class activities and in encouraging participation in them. SOPHOMORE CLASS 1 v L, xv Q 3 X I -Ysw i-Q. 'S fa g? 'Jr 9.93.99 - SYN. HOMEROOM 116 Top Row: D. Cary. S. Remington, J. Hart, J. England, L. Neville, R. Spencer. P. Spero, C. DeMartin. R. Zell, J. Bent, G. Car enter. R. Cohen M. Pearlman R. Cameron L. Mar P . . . - golis. Middle Row: Relin. L. Golf. G. Yosovitf. J. Rappaport, l.. Levin. D, Solan. S. Feinberg. Front Row: J. Lyman, M Horne. G. Ware. D. Drees. G. Murray, P. Dennis. CLASS 'OF 1964 WZJJE :'- 1 ,I ' if'.'l'vL7 rf, . C 29 1,6911 - fm Law A f ., I - V61 2 'wg' All .fe-ff fyfwclft. -1.1 vwvjfod, We .1 ' 1 X x,4' eAv,L.fk lcfb Q ff?-if , N v it ' HOMEROOM 219-B Third Row: C. Cherney, M. Lewis. N. Wegemer. D. Peet. D. Stern, C. Frazer. J. Farrell. J. Quick. S. Jansen, D. Hogan. V. Salin, J. Petrossi. S. Salitan, W. Snow. Second Row: A. Berger, V. Hallock. K. Doell. S. Winkler, D. Sattinger. H. Shafer. C. Santalucia. J. Fowler, S. Moscov. First Row: J. White, R. Bloss, F. Rause, L. Miller, L. Michaels. D. Wright. HOMEROOM 108 Third Row: C. Culbertson. J. McNall. H. Clapp, M. Madigan P. Lewis, M. Goldstein. J. Decker. E. Prince. R. Carr. E. Cald well, K. Spindler. M. Purves. B. Heselden. Second Row: K Day, A. Barhite, K. Vossen, B. Brush. K. Graham, M. Went worth, G. Melizer. V. Price. D. Wolk. First Row: A. Nahmias T. Treiber. J. Rubin, J. Dewald. D. Ferguson, G. Schmitt, G Harper. R. Snyder. x fi., D s lf. at .. 1 J Q . .. A . , 1' .V ' ef I si HOMEROOM 220 X I L HOMEROOM 15 Fourth Row: A. Rubenstein. J. Griffiths, D. MacAnn. S. Davis! S. Clark. R. Rosenthal. B. Woehr, W. Narog, li. Rock, C. Osman. S. lissley. Third Row: S. Petrano, D. Kahn. D. Hamil- ton, J. Bieling. R. Ambush. R. Becker. S. Hatch, N. Luce, S. Cohen, A. Jewett. Second Row: C. Fisher, J. Barge, R. Sher- man, G. Friedman. G. Kauffman, J. Masters, J. Sattler, D. lickberg. First Row: D. Cahn, S. Weinberg, S. London. 'SX4 wat exjg Ni..-1 .,, J V, B?- 44 Fourth Row: N. Rubin. J. Arem, B. Thurlby. D. Crossing. L Benjamin. J. Sterner. D. Conant. A. Kirkham. D. Owen, R R. Berger, P. Frazer, S. Finnegan Coli, S. Hicks. Third Row: G, Davies. S. Bogorad. P. Kariher, G. Pagano. J. Levine, C Cranford. Second Row: D. Metzger, T. Blodgett, C. Michaels R. Sanderson, R. King. K. McCune. J. Vaeth. First Row: D Dreisbach, M. Manis. M. Triggs, B. Turnquist, J. Grainger E. Finn. .1 .33 HOMEROOM 209 Lf nL1 nL S 1 1 n L S RL1Ihs1L1n LIHIWLIPIW S S L S 'NO L ll I LIIL k LI M l 1 1501 IN LILLIII L 1 LLI 01111 oxx I Rc L 1 vu 1 LL 1 Lxxx I uhox 'N Lf S IIIVIIH S IH11LIxon SL1lLd SLLUIIL1 R xx P WL1sLr IosLphson S lk 1lIL I-mm Row N1 IL11 mo R HIL s .PAL HoMERo0M 227 HOMEROOM 221 1 Roxx C LNJ1 Lon 1I NI1ndL N1 Ixllm 1 1x1111h Roxx 10111 1 L L R B IX H1xIL1nL 1 L L L I h C R LW xx Ii L 1 N I' IJ11 L L molto Ih rd Roxx I Iw x m 1 I N1oss1Lr HxILI1hl IL SLhxx :FII SLL1x Lxxx I 5 0 ssILr N1 nLI lx NLI LI L SL L L ' L ln I' NI1IL L LlsIWL1LIL N CmILII1L1 SLLLmLI Roxx I S LLP D I-11 rom Roxx mL 1 SL1 L L D kLLn1n N XmLn 1 R Cobrm n Lr Hom Roxx B ChLmL12 R IL1LxlI N Chlld 4031 an HOMEROOM 12 HOMEROOM 128 U W 1 L ll Lx Ruvx I 1 N IL N1sLn Ill III x ILKL I SIT rmln X1 Mn L S Hgnjlm H I I I Bu LV Vx n1Lrs S BLxr1wIf R C11nL C Ir1xmI'xL111 S BLTHLF X11 L 1 1 LL1x11L uxx mm Q11 L YI ,WL 3 L S Sghlum UNUIIUIILI UUIN H 'Im R xLs IL Lr Lrs run ow N1 S1undcrs H011 1 lx ww hw 111111 J hfwrd R km J 1 0.1111 P Snx 45 HOMEROOM 10 CLASS UF 1963 fit gi if? , 'f 4 ,- II'-.zz l 9 -. x HOMEROOM 304 Top Row: J. Huston, L. Mazor, M. Michelson, D. Gasink. G. Whelpley, J. Goozc, J. Demer. B. Bzttzing, N. Fisher. Third Row: L. Kahler. C. Lacey, J. Brigham. M. Anderson, K. Klein, P. Porter, S. Balch. A. Angell. Second Row: l.. Edwards, B. Weisler, S. Kowal, C. Glasgow, J. Linowitz, J. Hanhardt. From Row: S. Smith, D. Clark, W. Schalk. f t fc. , 1 J , f1V ' - T Q. '.J.,e,'R, ' Si,qf'-A fvs-4.1.21 Je ' L C ' t K X 1 K AL-AjCfC,l 4 Q!J S-C51-q-JD 'V HOMEROOM 223 Top Row: W. Rowland. J. Harris. D. Dodge, S. Shaub, S. Rowe, R. Fox. R. Miles. Fifth Row: T. Rumsey. W. Reese, M Hamburg, N. Minor, A. Criticos, E. John, B. Hull. Fourth Row J. Hansen, N. Katz, N. Brown, M. Sonders. Third Row: M Lane, B. Davidson, A. Smith. Second Row: M. Peck. S. Smith, L. Sloan. Front Row: D. Mazzara. D. Lester. - X7 2253? 'YV Q5-ter! 2 Top Row: J. Knebel, J. Parker, C. Nudo, S. Cox, N. Nixon W. Paul, B. Wallace, T. Wilson. D. Drees, A. Wadsworth: T. Davis, N. Adams. A, Hartfelder. J. Densmore. Middle Row J. Ferraro. E. Lewis, S. Smith, K. Kern. V. Farnsworth. M Nadritch M. Zornow R Jerm n. Front Row' P. Geen K . . . y . . . Popell, E. Taylor, C. Anderson, P. Mann, B. McGuire, R. Rubenfeld. I 4 Q -f f .Q 7 .1V , J X. 5' K 5 I . K , 4 , r .lf- W,f4,6,,a,g1LUi HOMEROOMK1 0,4441 Top Row: M. Bergeson. R. Cunningham. R. Hilfiker. P. Bosdyk. R. Karz, R, Wilkin. R. Weinberg. S. Shencup, R. Colomho. L. Delaney. E. Blanchard. Third Row: J. Jack, C. Parks, R. Malm, M. Neuhaus, M, Spector. M. Liebschutz. T. Ruckert, B. Alhart. L. Sadick, M. Steele. Second Row: B. Buehler, J. Katine. D. Ryan, B. Siegel, J. Rodman. S. Barnett. G. Goler. Front. Row: R. Chaintreuil, A. Cervi, L. Lawrence, T. Brennan, P. Goldberg. HOMEROOM 222 , l sgeift J 'Q 7.7 HOMEROOM 219-A Top Row: A. Sergeant. P. Mason. W. Fanning. J. Hanhardt, M. Perlman, J. Shoemaker. P. Anderson. M. Townsend. M. Salzman. R. Davis. M. Mosher, S. Fpstein. H. ltkin. Second Row: E. Burnficld, B, Weinstein. B. Lipsky, S. Cohen, S. Silver- man, R. lipner. R. Goeghegen. S. Waldeis. Bottom Row: S. VanHorn, M. Kurtzner, S. Herman, C. Bruins, S. Perry, G. Lunger E. Kingston. 'x HOMEROOM 228 Top Row K Sergeant T Mitthews J Smith J Walter G Booth G Mohr S Brtvermtn Fifth Row W MIXIOH E Levin R BOTISOJT J Teegardin R Lipton J Steinhausen R Kramer Fourth Row C Mihoney N Goldstein N1 Davis F Cohn Third Row R Conti P Kruger C Havvley R Lane Second Row J Anderson D Browell M Stagnitto Front Row E Dutcher M 'VlcCord sz 1 zQSp' if g fame - F99 gf-1 Top Row J M tslyn N1 Rosenhloom L Nelson J Benjamin arge G enedict R Tavlor F F rd Ruh Schneider P Whittemore Third Row D Dtsburg Nl Hirsch Kottmeier J Sorem D Williims B Becker D Iazeroff Bliknev J Schmitt N Wright Second Row J Htuse Guzzetta l German C Goldstein J lowenheim R Hoses Baker Front Row N1 Cain S Gaudioso P Nlaenhout Nlorthrup J Salzman L11 HOMEROOM 125 Top Row S Ehnes P laRius A Poling B Pellttt l Clarke Southworth R Xnderson S Nlunshovwer D lxippelman Ferguson G OBrien lh rd Row J Jielt V Nardella R trdson C Nish N1 Nlills E Wilson l lfarnsvuorh Rosenberg l Skoglund K Jenkins Seeond Row J A k Craxets l Breimtn B Demer lx Stuirt R Hoffman I-ront Row R Girdner J Alexander I Sohoolman A Htrriman S Schaumin HOMEROOM 103 HOMEROOM 121 Top Row: C. Lintz. D. Perine. J. Haidt, P. McCracken, M. Farash, J. Allen, J. McGuidwin, Top Row: J. Relin, P. Stern, C Atki C. lnderlied. A. Walker, E. Schooley. D. Stone, S. Bihhy, E. Friedman. M. Lovenheim. Middle R. Present. C. Fairbanks. J. Huff Row: R. Litvvin, J. Wolk, K. Germanow, L. Ames, M. Jones, D. Vaughan. D. Fagenbaum, Briggs. R. Horwitz, S. Bissell, L Corne S. Binik, L. Harkness, P. Dale. Front Row: J. Lahovitz. A. Smith, B. Swan, L. Fumia, F. R. Sayler, S. Haines, L. Daniel,H Barb Schwartzman.S. Barnes, E. Nagle. Middle Row: J. Holden, M. Neely HOMEROOM 216 L. Davis, T. Smith, D. Janetos. R. Gould, E. Bloom. Third Row R. Solodoff, B. Cherry, M. Rogoff, M. Murray, S. Weiner L. Kroll. D. Robson, B. Bufano. R. Senecker. Second Row B. Attridge, J. Markwood, K. ltkin, L. I-lohnhorst, D. Wood S. Allison. Front Row: H. Levin, K. Singleton, B. Atkin, L. Chernetz, D. Dolke. Top Row: S. Comfort. T. Keeney, D. Wixson, S. Whitlock, HOMEROOM 102 Top Row: R. Alaimo, R. Axel- rod, E. Nagle, G. Knebel, W. Hawley, R. Stearns, T. Bigelow R. Packard. W. Stroud, J Cooper, J. Kalbfus, B. Young. Second Row: D. Stevens, L. Miller, E. Hemmett, S. Stone, D. Rosenbauer, E. Ofsowitz, S. Metzger, E. Liebling, E. Brown Bottom Row: P. Ackoff N Rapp, J. Barhite, J. Granite, P. Goldstein, E. Frank, D. Mc Bride. , D 1 J 2' . CLASS 0F1962 'Q , x HOMEROOM 127 Top Row: F. Krempin. H. Kingston. J. McNary. J. Balconi. R. Hersey D , Anderson, M, Fighefx C, Wrrldvogel. J. Clark. R. Halstead. Third Row T . Percy, S. Pembroke, H. Beck. D. Miner. K. Behrmann. R. Green, R. Cor . coran, R. Feldesman. Second Row: K. Relin, R. Bieher. S. Radford, P. Halbleih , A. Sillato, D. Green. Front Row: P. McCutcheon, R, Fuller, C. Lisson G Smalley, C. Marks. 9.5.9511 C. Neville, J. Robbins. A. Det- M. Turner, L. Zwick. Front Row: Belfor R. Astman P. Blod ett, L. , A , g e, R. Ringer. B9 6' 3 HOMEROOM 214 pa Top Row: B. Gold, E. Miller, T. Hicks, J. Diamond, K. Astman, R. Carley, D. Millet, B Sanderson. J. Sloman, G. Mott, J. Mayfield, P. Bieling. A. Pearlman. Middle Row: l., Gold- stein, M. Kingston, F. Sheridan. S. Runin, S. Waasdorp. A. Elliott. J. Bastian, N. Adler, C Buscemi, B. Johnson. Front Row: T. Jackson, S. Matlow, M. Stone, A. Rothstein, B. Lipson J. Stanton, S. Sable. HOMEROOM 306 Top Row: D. Wyner, A. Han ford, P. Mulford, P. Mills, R. Haskins, E. Schneider, L. Heu mann, P. Robinson, T. Ander son. Third Row: R, Michaels, L. Cornell, M. Jones, D. Givens, V. Hansen, J. Cohen. C. Valken burgh, S. Tupper. Second Row J. Nixon, S. Baxter. S. Patton E. Cravitz, I.. Cragg, M. Puls J. Hughson. First Row: J. San talucia, M. Spiller. HOMEROOM 203-A Top Row: J. Belle-Isle, R. Clar. l.. Glesmann. R. Offenhach, D. Bushnell, R. Albert, B. Corbett, F. Karlof, R. Schweizer. Third Row: H. Lyman, D. Ellis, B. Thomas, M. Rubinstein. M. Abrams, J. Searcy, B. Neuner, J. Whitcomb. Second Row: R. Winter, K. Glanton, E. Bless. D. Krolick, K. Dennis, C. Miller. Front Row: M. Goldberg, N. Zimmerman, M. Kallman, R. Cole, J. Guck, S. deCalesta. 49 in . R 1' - - - ' A '- . l 'J Q-aan? fa.. 1 V1 1 . HOMEROOM 305 Top Row: D. VanHouten, R. Arbesman. E. Dounce. J Roths child, B. Clarridge, J. Hershberger, R. Miller, J. Sterner Fourth Row: l-, Merling. F. l.aPana, P. Kristal. J. Cramer, W Slack N. Broas. R. Suter, D. Hill. Third Row: D. Keim, C. Walter J. Fenmore, J. Blumenthal. A. Patti, H. Rosen. L. Shoolman Second Row: J. Bonnar, S. Heyman, D. Mantione. E Stark Front Row: C. Berman. if 'rl 4 G37 I M . l HOMEROOM 204 HOMEROOM 101 Top Row: S. McWilliams. T. Hanson. J. Secker. J. Frazier, H. Senzel, J. Schwab, B. Teegarten, J. DeWitt. B. Sayer. J. Ring. J. Nolte. D, Miller, G. Zwetsch. Middle Row' L Krie er J Jaffeson M Kestenblatt N Schauman J Kasdin K. Aldridge, W. Wilson, S. Adler, K. Noble. Front Row: B. Wolk, D. Dasburg, N. Calderon, J. Kiernan, R. Katzman. d b HOMEROOM 302 Standing: A. Culbertson, T. Salin, S. Bless. S. Wilkerson, T. Richards, F. Kucker, R. Heicklen, T. Bouras, S. Miller, P. Picone. L. Goddard. A. Fischer, T. Washer. Seated: J. Levey, R. Garfinkel, S. Brayer, E. Borisoif. M. Storm, W. Cox J. Meteyer, S. DePotter, B. Robbins. Kneeling: L. Manis, C. Friedman G. Bracker, C. Weiner, EI Price. Top Row: H. Boedecker, Nowlis, R. Williams, J. J. Reid, G. Todd, J. R. Leichtner. Third Row Walter, R. Waldeis, N. M. Caplan, M. Farris, M. CLASS 0F l96l HOMEROOM 224 Top Row: B. Moyla, E. Harriman, G. Beedle, E. Town, S. Poling, L. Hurlburt, W. Clark, J. Kling, P. Capell. M. Brown. Middle Row: A. Joseph. A. loebmann J. DaBoll, A. Kendall, M. Levine, M. Fien. S. Spector, S. Cummins, H. Hoch- hauser. Front Row: B. Dolke, A. Linowitz, C. Kliman, S. Clark, D. Hart R. Starsky. x 50 Homznoom zoa Top Row: G. Eidlin, B. Rudner, H. Kariher, C, Grundman J. Eastman, R. Berner, R. Brody, M. Smart, 'M. Lyon, J. Kling . Lewis. Third Row: S. Krlger, L. Beniamin, S. Sloman . Burkhard, D. Wiley, R. Berman, T. deleng, C. Betlinski Yutzy. Secoqd Row: S. Comell, C. Densmore, N. England pwpwww .Holmes,,P.-Williams, J. Booth, S. Cohen, A. Rafi, J. Russo l Hesketh E Wilson S. Smith, C. D'Allesandro. Front Row: w'ma1.'mi'9 'sod KIM HOMEROOM 215 Top Row: D. Wilson, G. Kaiser, W. Hazlett, D. Bruins, E. Pratt, S. Finkelstein D. Richardson, C. Weller, G. Drake, D. Bates, G. Huston, B. Herman. Middle Row: G. Fink, S. Heller, K. Mittlesteadt, E. Hecht. A. Stern, M. Esterheld J. Smith, J. Falk, E. Michaels. Front Row: R. Lovenheim, S. Weiner, E. Dvor kin, B. Taksen, S. Alhart, D. Brush. Second Row: M. Albert, L. Lytle, P. Ander- Turner, E. Stevens, L. Front Row: S. Bloom, Clapp, L. Chilton, C. Wheel- S. Edelman, S. Howard. .3 ...A ' HOMEROOM 126 Top Row: G. Wilson, F. Serrano, M. Parsons, A. Price, G. Allyn, G. Minor, R. Tomalty, P. Wegemer, R. De Lettra, H. Lazarus, P. Berger, L. Woehr, Middle Row: C. Young, P. Munshower, E. Clapp, D. Dudley, W. Wells, E. Stone, S. Ross. Front Row: T. Wentworth. D. Cox, H. Hershey, D. Leven, B. Douty, .l. Gittler. 91 . - v 1 57?'91 9 1 -x..A HOMEROOM 210 Back Row: J. Heller, M. Gale, W. Madden, A. Dvorkin, H. Rothenberg, J. Dean, J. McAnulty, R. Price, M. Gamsu, C. Angell, C. Olmsted. Third Row: R. Shear, M. Gitlin, N. Whitcomb, S. Gray, R. Hurwitz, C. White, S. Scheible, S. Rosenthal, D. Taylor. Second Row: S. Dye, S. Shults, P. Hartfelder, D. Gould, J. Wright, S. Dardenne, J. Swallow. Front Row: A. Margolis, L. Cook, B. Corris, V. Cutler, R. Isner, S. White. HOMEROOM 308 Top Row: C. Smail. D. Weiser, S. Abbey, H. Little, D. Simon, G. Brady, J. Cross, J. Weller, J. Hamilton, R. Smith, J. Sterling, J. Scherwin, H. Golf. Middle Row: L. Suter, C. Hunt, K. McWilliams, N. Buehler, M. Byers, K, Duggan, L. Disney, R. Pond. J. Williamson. Front Row: J. Tatelbaum, M. Wadleigh, E. Goldberg. C. Reynolds, J. Rosenbaum, S. Cherry, J. Freeman. 51 'Q I COUNCIL X l'm t v ff I .mm I I E RV'c R 55 DESIGN Fo i N 5 x X sax 7692 x x C 1 llf 5117111 6. 1 I' 961011 11111111 1! 6' 1 ll ml' I 1 1 1 r 1 1 71 I 1 1 10 11111 1' ll flll I If 11 l1lr 11 I1l rr 1 1,1 11! 5 r,1 17118 III 1 1 1 ll I5 Ill 1 1 lllll I I 1111 'Il ' Ill' C 'I ll 1' I i .s, Fourth Row: P. Stahlbrodt. A. Haberbush, B. Brodows, D. Love, R. Appelbaum, B. Hemmett, A. Cravets, R. Dankoff, G. Berger, S. Steadman, K. Tietgen. R. Rosenthal, R. Roberts, D. deCalesta, K. Douglass, J. Gooze. Third Row: C. Clair, M. Hershberger, W. Snow, C. Case, K. DeHond, K. Pleger, C. Anderson, A. Askren, R. Goldstein, C. Schlageter, S. Parks, 3 J 4 ll J. Allison, W. Cooney, J. Sturman, L. Feldt, R. Kingsley, J. Zissler. Second Row: A. Poze, J. Cooper, M. Appelbaum, L. Gitlen, G. Hunt, N. Rosenbloom, N. Ratliff, E. Wilde, N. Belnap, A. Kende, S. Stanton, Advisor Allena Frisbee. Front Row: J. Jackman, K. Thompson, D. Disney, S. Salitan, P. Kalt- reider, D. Ward. NHS Chosen by the faculty for superior qualities of leader- ship, scholarship, character and service, the sixty-three members of National Honor Society this year instituted a student tutoring service. Under the guidance of Miss Allena Frisbee, they continued the baked goods sales to augment a scholarship fund. This year's members also created a scrapbook to follow and record the activities of Brighton High School students. In May new members were tapped from the Junior Class in the annual candle- light ceremony. They will usher at graduation. E FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Standing: Mrs. Getzler, P. Munshower, M. Fein, Mrs. Bloom, P. Gagion. Seated: N. Schwing, J. Brigham, K. Mittlestedt, S. Heller, L. Rowe, K. Duggan. J. Rabin, C. Kahler. Front: S. Smith, C. Sonders. L. Panfiel. M. Esterheld. 54 FUTURE TEACHERS The Grace M Truax Chapter of the Future Teachers ners School 1nd elght wtcks m the Juntor Hugh School Clubs ofAmer1c'1 gtvcs grrls 1n the Hlgh School an op Some studttd special educatton for handlcapped chll portunlty to observe and study methods of education dren Wlth the assrstance of Mabel McCleary thelr ad and sometlmes to serve acttvely This year members vlsor club members learn through movtes speakers scheduled eight weeks of observatlon m the Twelve Cor and held trtps FUTURE NURSES The purpose of Future Nurses of Amerlca ts to pro vxde for those mterested m mformatlon about the possl and tts alhed fields Movles and speakers are the source of much of thls mformatton and field trtps to hospttals and tnstrtuttons help show the group some practncal ap phcattons of SPCCITTC phases of nursmg work mcludlng admmlstratron In addltlon the group completed two major servlce projects this year by sendmv Chrlstmas grfts to the chlldren at Hull side Home and bv don mng work mattrlals to the Day Care Center I - S .E N . 1 . . .- ' 7 1 7 ' 7 ' ' C h - 3 ' , .1 -, '- 1 . 1 . .- T t ' Q . . . . . . 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' ! - v , 55 JUNIOR Y TEENS Top Row W Wells K Dug gun A Hesketh K Mlttlesteadt A Kendall K Wegemer M Woodbridge C Olmstead L Benjamm C Hunt M Farrls M Gamsu M Gale M Byers Wxllltms T DeZeng E Tee garten C Young K Noble P Anderson Fourth Row C DAllesandro C Densmore N Whxtcomb K Reynolds S Dar denne M Wadlelgh D Martin B Robbins E Stevens N Eng lmd E Wilson B Turner A loebman L Lytle L Woehr S Gray C Whlte W Wllson K Aldrxdge Thlrd Row L Cook D Hart S Alhart K Lhulton D Dudley N Schau man N Wrlght P Hartfelder N Booth P Wllllams S Dye Second Row S Howard M Esterheld S Whlte R Pond E Prlce K Welgand J Met eyer J Klernen E Clapp J Swallow Front Row S Brayer M Storm K Betlmskl B Her man A Stern SENIOR Y TEENS Top Row M Jenkms B Por ter P Finnegan S Banbury C Case M Hershberger L Feldt C Shmeman D Van Dyke R Behner M Gaslnk B Blssell P Matthews R Ward Third Row S Dey B Lane L Neely M Ratllff D Zelgler L Lough R Robson S Wood M Brennan S Pike S Hames S Pequlgnot J Bus ceml Second Row J Humes L Maxlon C Anderson I Cooper L Porter B MacCol lum B Morgan C Schlageter Front Row P Myers N Smlth D Hughson S DAllesandro J Fumla J Monrad C Butler .. ,. ' . .. ,- ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. . :. ,. s' a- s' ,. ,. I, . ,. ,., . ,. ,.' . :. , ,. ,. ' 1. .. , , . ,. ,. . . '.. .. 1 ',. Q- 9 . ,. .. , N, Jansen. N. Buehler, S. Mc- ls- ,- y H' 3-I1 2,. .. ,. v' 1' - .. .- , . ,. ',. ' . ,, ,. - t 8'6- Top Row: B. Anderson, S. Munshower, J. Smith, N. Nixon, L. Clark, A. Wadsworth, K. Ser geant, B. Dodge, M. Bergeson, J. Harris, S. Herman, J. Malin, K. Klein, S. Smith. D. Williams, B. Hall, M. Hamburg, L. Kahler, M. Schneider, C. Nash. Fifth Row: M. Mosher. E. Burnfield, C. Lacy, C. Balch, C. Kottmeicr, J. Brigham. M. Anderson, L. Wilson, A. Poling, J. Sorum, S. Ehnes, P. Whittemore, A. Hartfelder, J. Parker. S. Kogandee, C. Mahoney. J. Steinhausen, FWZS Brown, J. Jack, V. Mardello, S. Waldeis, B. Beuhler. N. Wright. A. Jenkins. K. Kern . ' , . g , . . , . y . . . . . . , . . . .t J. Linowitz. Second Row: C. Guzetta. L. German. D. Ryan, D. Browl, B. MacGu1re, J. Alex ander, M. McCord, S. VanHorn, A. Harriman. Front Row: D. Dashurg, L. Farnsworth, S. Schauman. film Stagnitto, F. Richardson. C. Bruins, M. Kurtzner. Fourth Row: J. Jack, B. Becker, . Blakeley, C. Parks, S. Perry, B. Demer. Third Row: P. Mar, M. Peck. C. Anderson, Edwards H Lun er J Rodman M Ta lor M Yornow N Katz K Stewart J Lovenheim, SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Top Row: P. Halbleib, C. Nev- ille. M. Murray. J. Lee, N. Broas. D. Perine, S. Radford, H. Barbee, L. Merling, P. Gan- ion, J. Searcy. E. Brown, D. Givens. T. Smith. S. Whitlock, P. Macraken, B. Young, C. Waldvogel. Fourth Row: M. Neely. N. Bastian, J. Holden. M. Turner, B. Hemmett, M. Puls, S. Patton, S. Baxter, J. Haidt. J. Casey. K. Dennis. A. Elliott, S. Bibby, K. Blanton. S. Waasdorp, L. Miller, L. Dan- iels, C. Valkenherg, B. Neumer, S. Tupper. Third Row: R. Fuller, A. Patti, K. Singleton, L. Craig. J. Bonnar, B. Attridge. C. Miller, D. Wood, L. Hark- ness, M. Jones. Second Row: G. Smalley, P. Blodgett, C. Bus- cemi, D. Vaughn, J. Santalucia. S. Metzger. B. deCalesta. J. Schmitt, L. Hohnhorst. Front Row: P. McCutchen, D. Dolke, L. Fumia, L. Rowe, D. Rosen- bauer. Y-TEENS rnEsHMAN Y-TEENS Top Row F Eldlm S Blssell G Huif B B Clark G Corella L Hurlben W Lake Cooney C Inderlled T Wllson D Walters P Stahlbrodt Front Row J Hughson T Per D Love G Drake Mnddle Row J Clark cey W Fannmg J Lake J Teegardm HIYS The Brlghton H Y s Alpha Beta Gamma and Delta jomed together thls year to ralse money for Bulldmgs for Brotherhood a program for blllldlllg YMCA s ln forelgn countrles Thls was accompllshed by holdmg record hops after basketball games as well as paper drlves car washes the Alpha Back to School Dance, the Gamma Ball and Betas Frosty dance Standlng T Uhl G Ball J Shoemaker S Wllkerson J Greppm R Wemgard G Zwetsch A Haberbusch C Nelson R Burke G Huston Second Row F Drake S Steadman treas urer D Dlsney vlce presldent K Tletgen president D Ward secretary J Shoemaker chaplaln D Washer Front Row J Nixon D McBr1de J Robblns R Sayler 58 ALPHA HLY BETA HIY . . , . , . , . . , . , . , - y , . , . , . , . . . . ', . ' . , . . . . , , . , . , . . I . L , . . . ' a 9 s 9 1 . . . . . , . 7 s 9 1 3 LS 93 , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , ' 7 ' ! - 9 ' 3 9 ' S 1 ' Y , . . . . , . , . , , . DELTA HI Y Standing K Bernam H Lxttle J Eastmnn R Swallow R Wnlllams J Davres J Dean P Plcone S Rlchardson Seated T Washer S Abbey J Rexd J McAnulty J Kllng H Karxher D Croop GAMMA HI Y Top Row F Serrano R Smith R Muller J Sloman C Small G Mott W Row land R Waldels Second Row D Tay lor D Brums G Allyn J Allen R Su ter Front Row D Croop W Maxxon 59 K, . : I .V 4' 1 S 4 :L ' , .. lv-' W - - l - Vi. , Q ' -., ' ' s , I ., 1, . - 5 f 'WKXJ' ' l .lynx 1 ,glxl ' mv? -DA f X'11. -, its I- I . l , . 1 , . 1 , . , . , . l , . ' . , . . 1 1 y 1 ' I y 1 , 1 . , . . . . ' Y ' Y ' 3 ' 1 ' - AUDIO VISUAL CORPS The Audio Visual Corps in its day to day role as a service organ ization shows an average of 70 80 films a week Members of the Corps also operate the public ad dress system for dances and sports events and the arc projector in the auditorium Corps owned sl1de projectors and tape recorders are available for classroom use This year the Audio Visual Corps has contmued its policy of bringing fine entertainment at a low cost to the BHS auditorium through the presentation of full length C1ne mascope features Top Row R Stearns B Miles C De Martin P Cristal R Fox D Weiser R Axelrod S Burner G Trombetta M Nihmios D Keim T Sleep S Douglass Third Row W Turner E Frank J Cohen L Kriger B Ber man J Decker R Cohen J Lam booy B Davidson D McBride S Browne S Allison S Gaudioso Sec ond Row M Saunders J Knebel A Frey G Knebel K Douglass G Todd A Culbertson Front Row D Bill B White G Harper J Ru bin J Lyman By Projector S Kne bel A Cravets LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club serves in the Brighton High School Rice, they planned a Valentine Tea and a Spring Ban- Library. The members gain experience here and in visits quet this year. Regular events are book reviews and the to college and public libraries. With advisor Dorothy presentation of service awards. 60 DESIGN FOR PRACIICALITY 'N XF? -1 44 Marie Getzler, Ruth Bloom. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT An essential part of Brighton High School's de- sign for practicality, the Home Economics depart- ment prepares girls for the future responsibilities of homemaking. In the eighth grade a one semester re- quired course teaches the fundamentals of cooking, sewing, interior decorating, child-care, good grooming, and family relations. Senior high school girls may elect a three year sequence cul- minating in a regents com- prehensive examination. For Seniors the department also offers a Special Interests course in child-care and family relations. This year students put their acquired skills to good use making curtains for Miss Handel's oflice and enter- taining their mothers and members of the administra- tion at a smorgasbord. 62 lt X 1. A '+-x Rose Baldwm Freda Maeder Francns Miller Mary Wettermgs Barbara Ward Clara Pelleuer Helen Merz WOMEN CUSTODIANS Headed by Mary Wetterlngs the women s custodial 4 staff lS responsible for the cleanllness and general ap pearance of the school buxldmg V1oletGarlow Margaret Turn Turnqulst Davtd Frohm Ab qulst Mary Woodworth Mary sent Ovella Hoffman Rachel Baart Helen Bubel Gladys Sloan Julla Bemis Grace Kent Mmlgle Irene Chaffer June Florence Ryan 63 CAFETERIA STAFF . I V 1 , ' . ' ' Q, . ' F ' ' i , ' J ' r' 44 'fe I 5 X I V r 4, F Q ' .. y ' ! ' . . 3 . 7 no 1 i r ' if F' ,y l 4 f . I' ' , -av li,! ' in cl , H. 3 i 'Ei it-if 4 'V . '4- l'l BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Business Education Department, under the direc- tion of Allena Frisbee, helps to prepare the student to take his place in the business world as a well-informed, intelligent individual. The program includes, among other courses, typing, short- hand, office practice, and bookkeeping. Allena Frisbee, Rosemary Con- naughton, v x,.,- iv 1 ' f' 5, I . in- nf M Q vs -by FQ N E' nf ga E Fw QW? 4 r 4 ' Q , Q : 5 4 im! 1AiA f T Q x E, g Q? 2 - W MW' wp, . . w.. , ' ,' Q -V ' 4 ' w, , ' x , . ,.... I i DRIVER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT As students leam the principles and habits which lead to safe driving, under the instruction of Jay Gibson and William Volmer, they are making a valuable addition to the complex structure of their educational experience. Driver Education also has a very practical resultg those who complete the course successfully may get a senior driver's license after their sevententh birthday, as well as a re- duction in insurance rates I 5 I PV ?,-I , is-. we -qu- 4. .pf Q 'O T V , Q, fg J xa- ' kv ' 1 Jay Gibson, William Volmer, 6 . D ff , , .A -I I V' N 4 tn bw? :A -I WORKING AND RELAXING . ,Mfg 'qi Wvx.. fwfr rj I 'ff if Fi, , i fu Q Fl M n ' -'fs f x X f I , 2 o. ,Q 4 ff 68 A Y s I N 9' 4 ' , fy A 1 x If I g i'x , ,M ii? 'lf-Tw John Carbaugh Herb Carlberg Arthur Nelson Francys Blair Joyce Riley. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Forming an essential part of our daily lives, physical education aids in the molding of strong minds and bodies. A program of varied skills teaches the youth of Brighton a sense of discipline which goes beyond the bounds of athletic prowess and includes good sportsmanship and team spirit. This spirit, while plentiful in varsity sports, is also evident in the extensive intramural programs for boys and girls. In these extra-curricular activities the stu- dent finds ample opportunities to employ and further develop the skills leamed in gym classes. 70 Following close on the heels of soccer came basketball. A few minor rule changes were made for a smoother and easier game. Shera Banbury's Senior team was heading for a first place at the time of mid-year examinations. JJ RESUME UF GIRLS' SPURTS The intramural program at BHS has a high percent age of participation-one of the highest in the state. The program stresses sportsmanship, enjoyment and skill In the fall girls' soccer retumed to BHS. A little rusty at first about rules, the girls played to a close finish in the intramural program, but Mary Janetos's Senior team captured first place. . ig. tire. J N' ' vu: imp ' ' ' - '39 F , ' p rr- '- 31, ,. . ,, - , ff leaf 77 T 7li'f 'F M .. ...v . ' . - ,V Q, .4 i riff fgfi' 'J-7. .Ski ,,,, ,Tag ,Lt ,,,. fb L .- , ,,iVa,..f. .' fp F' 7' ' ' w ..1. f J' -'- . M' -4 4. , ', -1-3 2 - A' 3 V '.v 'iI ' Prior to Thanksgiving the fifth annual Water Ballet Show, Brighton on Broadwayf' appeared in our pool. The program featured songs from many popular musi- cals. The girls did the show themselves this year, taking care of everything from lighting to choreography. The appearance of Dick Rosenthal and Ted Bullen, two boys from the swim team who assisted Lana Gitlin in Steam Heat, added a touch of the unusual. ll 7 I f7 ATHLETIC COUNCIL J Jrffeson S Stmton J Rehn N1 G12 :nk Nl Jlnstn P kilIf6ldCf Nl Wood hrldee Seated F Sherldm D HuQhS0n The Girls Athletlc Assoclatlon conslsts of mne members elected by thelr cl mmatee four Semore three Jumors md two Sophomores Theee glrls pl in 'tmong other thmgs an Annu xl Open House at whlch the fnrle svum play vollexbflll 1nd eat the trrdltlonal Qpmhettl dmner The GAA undertook un 'lmbltloue pro ject this vear 1nd revmed the Intrfi murtl polnt system they also contrl huttd to the purchwse of new cheer le rdere umforme To ruee money the furle sold cundy at home games Tc Row J Sterling B Bro doxu B Corhett B Seeker J Nolte J Hxggms B Cltrrldge J Nleknullw Steond Row P Ktllrelder D Hughson C Hlstmp M Gem lnk S PLQUIEUOI Front Row J Jnffeson S Sttnton N Jen sen Nl Woodhrldge 51. ff WW gn E537 ll Q REWSTECK 'llwltl -...ll S f-....,s'-M V 3 S Bender lx 'Nllddlestcxdt R Pond S Puqumnot VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Thy VIFSIIV Churlg ldnrs clutgd IH thur 'iophomory yn nr lun cnptuncd thls xcir hx StLfPLqu1 not Thu Lhurpd it both N lrsm football md l'5lSlxLll5lll IITICS K'-Y 73 A X N KJV ll 1 A VL xy . v 'J ' 'L hr L 'fx 8 x V A .'4 W L, '- R g yy l ' O , Q E RX I ' l ' , L , I ' ' Q w .r , 1 w 1 Q ' r Q I :la E E X . ,Av ' ' X - 5 rg V Nl A ,K X y 5 T Standing: D. Dzxjhurg, S. Dey. A. Kendall. Olmslcud. K. DcHond, Kneeling: J. Busccmi. a A L :- n ,' .. I ill ' 'z f xl lf 'Q . 1 'L L L. z Q2 ,. I 1 - R' - ' - fins, , in -av -1 ' v . X L, f X f' Q, . Q . cf' X , A .. , , , - SEEN' ea, EQ 5 Swarm!! ' H Q1 H '9 5' ,Sf gas! 45013 519 W Qe4????Q ee Hegel is 'rlfgf 4, 2' 5, 'QL Q Q 'lik Jeff? Q Q ' 9961- M Murray D Vaughn S Metzger S Radford C Kottmeyer M Stagmtto J Stemhauser N Wright JV CHEERLEADERS The Jumor Varsity Cheerleaders lead this year by Sharon Radford cheered Varsity soccer games and JV basketball games 75 JMJWQZ5 Lf Ng. Top Row: P. Kaltreider, B. Young. M. Gale, M. Fein, L. Cornell, C. Case, D. Dudley, A. Kendall, S. Ehnes, W. Wells. K. Klein, W. Snow, S. Adler. Third Row: D. Perine, E. Hemmett, C. White, C. Neville, A. Hartfelder, C. Miller, D. Vaughn, F. Sheridan, C. Anderson, S. Radford, P. Halbleib, M. Murray, Mrs. Joyce Riley. Second Row: C. Reynolds. N. England. J. Holden, C. Densmore. S. Clark, J. Hansen. J. Humes. J. Bonnar. C. Butler. First Row: D. Hughson, D. Hart, S. Pequignot, P. Blodgett, J. Anderson, J. Stanton, R. Pond. B. Holmes. WATER BALLET Advised this year by Mrs. Joyce Riley, the Water Ballet Club put on its annual show just before Thanksgiving. The girls wrote and directed the show themselvesg Lana Gitlin was choreographer, Wendy Snow was student director. The members tried out for the club and were selected for their ability to do synchronized swimming stunts. Carol Case served as President, Sherry Howard as President-Elect, Maureen Murray as Secretary-Treasurer. 76 JLZJ 7A.'L1 Q. f.A.1,,w7-KA, bg 7,-CAA! XA if , UN fl' J X 'N-QL QA! JJ-'ufv XQJUJAI4 UA ,MJ f f LQAJ Lidm ,kwa + Ja, 5,4 'Wm KW 5,W!J X e . 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Ni: N31-P M -9' V fl 'rv 5-5-lfwihh -fe Q 'We 12:52 1-Shi- 'f3we Wx A ww qf' uw ivy Wd slain 'se Q-has I-Es. 50 mr te We' VB! 4. X XYJNTQQ r. vb, Iqngsffxe Q ,sn 8864 -51 ikwfmlv g A W mf M X Th1s year speed a way was replaced by soccer These candld shots show how enthuslasucally the gurls played .r WA as . Ill., 'T-K ..--'2.,,,J,,,, K J ' TI - 'u' - 'K ' ' ' -' Q '- ' fi. , , Q , I , , , 4 A . .,, , Y' 'NI . va ' f - ,gli - . A ' .N f N . rres - 5- ' ' as ' 4 f ,V w iff- Q H ' Q , I , ' if , I ,f 'iz in A ' t . 'A t A -1- ., . NH! .. K 1 ' ., 4 7 , -., . . D Q: ' ' . nz-af .. f.-1 V 'L Q. I 55f 2i 4 f r - f ?'?f-L' ,, e r 1'?f -f-f- J' ' '-Q'-f:'.f5.i'+,'l.,,A 9j'i 153gn3-4 '. Q4 5- ' 14.345 'gy -- ,.,V H , Q ' ' f ff l s if , -in 5 f - , zf' h lrfwn -,:i,gl,',:-nf ' ,V 45'.Mf W., , Lis!! 2 - Y' lr' '3:f'a- ' ful' 1.6127 '.., is -1 1 v 1 : A y P ,:- Q- Q ' I X ln -. . - . - Q . i ,Y ,f wk, f HM, sr l ' n X ,L , -, A Aww.. y5:,gm '- . , s , 3, so . Me- . ,lle g 1 i 3 .. 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RESUME OF FALL SPORTS FOOTBALL Wnth Herb Carlberg as coach the Brlghton Barons 1n a season marked by near upsets tumed ln a hlghly suc cessful slate wmnmg all elght games At the season s end the team held conference honors ln offense amasslng a total of 191 pomts and allowmg a net of 65 pomts to opposmg teams In the1r quest for the champlonshrp the Barons were serlously threatened by Falrport and Brockport Farr port leadmg 12 O at the end of the 'drst half gave Brlghton fans a real scare A determlned second half effort by Bnghton led the Barons to vlctory wlth a score of 20 12 At Brockport the score was 14 0 wlth ten mmutes to play As at Falrport a ine clutch perfor mance saved the day for Brlghton wxth the wrnnmg touchdown commg w1th less than a mmute to play SOCCER hrs lirst wmnmg season smce 1957 Scormg 20 pomts the Barons had 24 pomts scored agalnst them establrsh mg a 5 4 4 record The Barons had gllmmerlngs of golng to the sec tlonals but losses to Plttsford and Honeoye Falls ended these hopes The hxghllghtlng games of the season were agamst league leadmg Penfield The prtchmen won one and ned the other 0 0 CROSS COUNTRY Wmnmg three of four dual meets the H111 coached harrrers had a successful season The team placed second 1n the Monroe County Champrons Meet and thlrd ln both the Brlghton Invrtatlonal Meet and the Sectlon V Champlonshlp Meet at Hobart agalnst 18 other teams Bnghton placed three runners Karch Slack and Clark on the All County live The pitchmen were led by Coach Neil Mutschler in 5, 1 A X1.l.. 1 18'-Q' 1 i AS L1 l- 1 '- ,-sc? f? if lasts Ea: , ll: J? 1:1 .l no .fl fi if. K 5 lggnxsqa V - '7,-5 tip.: 'Y Q, 4,31 Q8 gli if 5733 ,-xv! W X 'lr 81 as M If 5 fur? .: N!35q5N 5 77 X9 'f:g1'76 . -5 1 QQ' J as R? le BJ If mf' .Q-.5 55? 'MMV ?is?.M Ml Top Row: T, Richards. J. Reed, D. Croop, G. Wilson, J. Walz, Wiley, R. Garfinkle, W. Dolke, C. Williams, Coach Nelson W. Goldman, G. Zwetsch, J. Davies, R. Steigler, R. Williams, Second Row: A. Taylor, D. deCaIesta, M. O'Brien, S. Moress, W. Hazlett, D. Wilson, H. Kariher. Third Row: Coach Carl- G. Berger. Front Row: S. Weller, C. Hastings, B. Perlman berg. J. McGuidwin, G. Chilton, J. Frazier, B. Clarridge, D. R. Berner, G, Gibbons, D. Davidson, J. Zissler. Lambrix. J. Stanwix, R. Coates, B, Sayer, J. Hershberger. D. Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Z6 26 Z6 20 14 34 20 Z5 FOOTBALL Combining speed, power and aggressiveness, the foot- ball team went undefeated, a feat accomplished only twice before in Brighton's history. Led by live All- County selections and Coach Herb Carlberg, the starting team consisted of Zissler and Weller at endg Davidson and Hastings at tackle, Gibbons and Perlman at guards, Berner at centerg and O'Brien, DeCalesta, Taylor and Berger in the backlield. De Calesta took scoring honors with 62 points. SCORES ,. , Canandigua 6 .. East Rochester 7 lrondequoit I3 Fairport I2 , . Leroy I3 ,, Newark 6 . Brockport 14 . , Webster 6 80 3 si x i Ol G55 JV FOOTBALL Q' -Ypfl T M Fisher J Clark A Walker M Ferris D Weiner R P' -4 i-x W in KF Combs J Teegardin T Keeney R Krempm Robson G Huff Kneeling J Barhite R Axelrod J McNary The earlier we can begin trainlng them, the better players they make in their Junior and senlor years says football coach Herb Carlberg So the techniques of the game are stressed to the freshman and Junlor varsity teams The boys also get a chance to play competitive b ll and leam by experience Third Row Coach Gulffre T Southworth G Whelpley J nmgham R Conta T Rumsey H ltkm T Ruckert First Row Shoemaker J Gooze J Paul J Demer L Mazor W Pellet S Shencup M Lane A Cervl G Benedict J Huston R Lane G Booth S Rowe P Bosdyk Second Row J Walters T J Salzman R Lipton Matthews J Densmore C Nelson M Townsend R Cun FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 81 'J 1 N r- ., 'libgti t 1,s 192 S 3 02 Q'-3522 ! iGEr Abbas 'R aw .-t ' A D I -- 'li . .' '.' ' , . -f-. J 1 - ' sf. - ,U df I X I ' ,- .-QQ V h ,GL I-IV.. I ' ?'r. E .. ...hx ' P .J . V5 M V V V , J - . ', -Y ff. I . Q '- h . ', h 1 tg, -- 5 . I 'l - ' .ss- . 3 ,W Q A . .' . , Q ' , V ', Ai 5 2 Q 4. H 3 ' ' L ,. ' '. -- me - ' C f A ' ' . ' X- Q A - . . - . it . , 5 It - Y ' 5 s I ., N s ... 5 -5 Standing: L, Davis, J. Rothchild, D. Millet, Mills, B.'Carley, J. Mayfield, J. Lake, B. Corcoran, B. Swan, J, Kalbfus, Coach . . . . . ,, . . , . L6 ' a ' S! . 31 1 , F In 1 . .1 ft if -. ,J A Q L M f H 1: tw ,E - J -11 . ,ex . . fi za- f + , , -Q 1 ' '- ' ' A - s, . - ' ' ' f ' fi Q X 1 e - - . g., Q , XX, N U w X 4- f . 111 ' K I Q L ' :- , - ' ,-' f ' X - . -A . ' ' bf fl ' Q ' - . ' 4 1 4 ' 4 I' . tylyx IJXLEDA 7,4 , ' A4 NA -I I 1 ' X - ' . . W L4 - I tn, , . 1' I I 9 -0F34 F w-...X CW JV SOCCER icq 'K Soccer players get thelr first taste of mter school competltlon on the JV Soccer team A free schedule of games fills the fall season, and each boy hopes to lmprove enough to make the varslty team CWL1 5 MW? W 'QQ' 82 Top Row Coach Clark T Anderson S Barge D Gasmk W Stroud D Bushnell J Sterner D Wnxon J Sloman D Janetos B Schweltzer J Cooper S Hamcs B Geoghegan J Sterner Front Row S Sllverman R Chamtreurl I Ferraro R Suter D Ferguson S Pembroke I Granite D Germme A Smlth S Smlth W Snow , . t '. 5.1: Ar, ,I 241 R- 51.2, 3.5 ii . I 1 D A A K ,I . 'Q U 3 xl Standing: C. Weller. S. Abbey, J, Seeker. S. Buff. J. McAnulty, R. Smith. J. Green. J. Kling. J. Nolte. C. Nowlis. J. Higgins. S. Poling. Coach N. Mutschler. Kneeling: D. Taylor. S. Smith. l.. Appelbaum. J. Sterling. T. Hunsen. F. Harriman. Gnudioso. VARMTY SOCCER Fielding an even distribution of seniors and juniors, the soeecr team retains much of its potential for next yezir. Nowlis and McAnulty. both juniors, were on the All-County squad. Nowlis, in addition, was the team's leading scorer with five penalty kicks. Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton SCORES Rush Webster Fairport Honeoye Pulls Pittsford Pcnheld Rush Fairport lloneoye hulls Penheld Nlefjuztitl Pittsford -'va i ' g IQ I ij fm! M A A ' fl : f l S W f . PM 1 5 4, . 1' C r ,I , D ps' , .Q X fo l 'x .el- S- 'lh. is I stlvigigtlti was 5 L. Clifford, G. Knebel, E. Schooley, T. Bigelow, C. Inderlied, W. Purvis, P. Dale, C. Hawley, W. Clark, G. Karch, Coach E. Hill. ARCHERY While not an inter-school competitive sport-, archery brings enjoyment to the enthusiastic group that meets each fall under the direction of Mrs. Laura Bacon. The archers shoot for high scores and earn awards for their accuracy. H 1 Ya... p' riff-' -' fiif: I CROSS COUNTRY Led by Senior Gary Karch, the cross-country harriers won all but one of their dual meets, and placed second in the Monroe County Champions Meet. Each year the team plays hosts to city and county teams in the Brighton Invitational Meet, and then they journey to Hobart College to compete with schools from all over Western New York. Coach Hill's boys lost this Section V Championship meet by only two points. Brighton runners line up for the start at a Cobb's Hill meet. 3, 3 ' Y li - . 1 I -' 'P ,ap H RESUME UF WINTER SPORTS BASKETBALL Coach McNamara s boys started on a new undefeated strmg of swxm meets thls season after havmg won 70 stranght meets ln the last Eve years Sweepmg over c1ty and county competmon the iinmen ended the season wnth a no loss record Pool records were set by the relay team and by Ted Bullen SWIMMING Under thenr new coach Van P Combs and led by All-County Bruce Corbett and Jlm Nolte the Barons ran up an lmpresslve 11 won 3 loss record m the County AA League The season was marked by close competl t1on and w1ns and losses of only two or three pomts A fast break plus accurate shootlng helped the Barons to capture first place 1n the league and go on to the Sec tlonal playoffs as the County number one team WRESTLING New to the wmter sports program thls year, the wres thng team showed ltself to be a future threat ln county competltlon Coached by Herb Carlberg, the matmen gamed ex perlence m the techmques of wrestlmg and proved that the sport deserves a place m the wmter sports program. ,n---.A '11 I krailf I I I I ' '. oo uf W-, . 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X 6' 'Ns N- nh mm pi mul 3. n 'lu' WRT' HIST I' X ml! ,,..-I tum i N F' av 1 A al f TH fh!ltJf'J7uIIt ' I4 L Y 'I T i,......h3 'z 5 19.3 2, -If 1 JV BASKETBALL all W Goff wa J I lf J Both the Freshman and the Jumor Var srty teams gave the boys experrence m com petxtrve games with other schools JV games take place prlor to the varsrty game each F rrday evenmg durmg the season SV Back Row D Janetos R Corcoran D Wlxon R Olfenbach D Horwrtz T Anderson B Clarrldge B Robmson J McGuxdwm L Davis G Allyn J Clapp Front Row J Robbms P Goldstein L Kroll D Greene J Sloman T Kenney B Thurlby C Tlscher Coach Mutschler Q ll: .ugh I L' Back Row J Ark R Lrpton S Braverman S Rowe B Wallace J Sterling G Whelpley J Gooze G Benedxct T Matthews S Cox Front Row S Srlverman M Brxm J Ferraro B llpsky C Hawley R Lane 86 FRESH MAN BASKETBALL Br'gh,to11, E Co-Cha ng J V, p , ' ' ffm. ff 1 ttf J V , 7' I J I I If fl 336, 45g.A5AfL'42?'AAfs .., fli 23? f J 7 1 i f l t Standing: Coach Combs, M. Green. F. Kucker, M, Mink. J. Higgins. R. Weingard. J. Shoemaker, G. Kaiser, K. Tietgen. S. Moress. J. Seeker. Front Row: G, Allyn. B. Thurlby, C. Hastings. B. Perlman. B. Corbett. G. Gooze. J. Nolte, J. Clapp. C. Fischer. BASKETBALL Brighton's hardwood crew under Coach Van P. Combs held on to first place in league competition all through the season. Led by Jim Nolte and Bruce Corbett. the Barons won ll games and lost only 3. ln game after game. Bruce Corbett's one handed jump shot kept the Barons in the lead. and when the opposition double- teamed Bruce, Jim Nolte broke loose from the side. Drummer Hastings was the play-maker and his cool handling of the ball in tense moments steadied the team. Bruce Perlman and Jerry Gooze added rebound height to give the Barons a smooth working team. 87 ' ...urn t 2 I ll f i f 7. Top Row: F. Krempin, T. Wilson, E. Harriman, T. Bullen, B Sayer, D. Millet, G. Brady, O. Anderson, R. Dankoff, I Blumenaus, D. Peet, R. Rosenthal, R. Williams, R. Swallow, J. Greppin, T. Salin. Third Row: Coach Bernie MacNamara, M. Townsend, S. Weller, J. McAnulty, W. Turner, J. Cun- D. Bruins, S. Bissell, J. Deemer, C. Nelson, J. McNary, . Kingsley. J. Anderson. Second Row: S. Barge, T. Wentworth D. Hill, B. Conta, W. Slack, J. Cooper, D. Wuiner, R. Sayler: J. Allison, D. Washer, S. Smith. Front Row: S. Moscov, I. Gitlin, F. Cohen, J. Hughson, D. Jermyn, J. Nixon, A. Smith, B. ningham, P. Dale, L. G Pleger pp, A. Hanford Winters, D. McBride, E. Malm, P. Whitbeck, D. Peet, R. Robson. 72552 Jw 1 A diff ,W np? X I I V' Y 5 - Q- . M! Jfvffl A MAJM A I .WJ L F ' 1 ,W 5 Q iw ,Ju .W ' SWIMMING TEAM U In meet after meet, the Baron finmen scored victories over their opponents to splash through the season undefeated. Under Coach Bernie McNamara, the swim team broke pool records in the relay and in the backstroke. Stopped last year only after winning 70 consecutive meets, the swimming team IS on its way to another string of victories. We reluctantly say good-by to the following seniors whose hard work has made many victories possible: Ted Bullen 145, Don Peet 145, Jim Anderson 145, Bill 135, and Ivars Blumenaus 125. fm u,, J, as G'.i-2.0, Q fn . . l Turner 145, Dick Kingsley 145, Karl Pleger 145, Bob Dankoff 135, Jim Allison -Coach Bemie McNamara B 4 ,Sf I ' N l.v - - WRESTLING Sparked by Phrlxppe Conrad RlChl6 Ap pelbaum Steve Buff Chrls Nowhs and Henry Llttle the wrestllng team enables boys mterested 1n wrestlmg to leam and practnce skllls taught ln gym classes Spectators roxr with laughter at girls from a rival team I vp ii. g........ ,J il! , 1, V., , i I 'Qi g 1 hyd- L -M. . I 'S 89 ll il itj i is W4 1' Severe critics SKI CLUB A growlng enthuslasm for sknng cou pled w1th a large membershlp and an ade quate snowfall made thls an actlve season for the Skl Club The hlghllght of the club s HCIIVIIICS was a trlp to Swam where 32 club members spent the day on the slopes SKI CLUB OFFICERS M. O'Brien, J. Zissler, B. Stevens, C. Whlte RESUME UF SPRING SPORTS Smee the we lrbook Goes to press m Febru uw 1119 lmposslble to review the current 1960 sprlna sport season We fnve here '1 br1et summarx of the 1959 seftson TRACK GOLF Topping 1ll opposition ID the le wue except Webster WIUIIIIICV ten 1nd losmf' onlv one meet Brwhton hu 1 sexen mn one loss record Two elty the folt te 1111 eontlnued tts mnmng xvns meets 19111181 Fr lllhllfl md Aqulnls resulted ln losses ofthe put Colehed bv Ro N111rhnf1 the but the hn 11 Countx Ch lI11P10I1Sh1P Meet xx ts won by te im swept over all opposxtlon except Brtghton over 111 opposltron mcludmf' Webster Plttsford BASEBALL The Wltzelmen h md 1 losmfv season ln the sprmv of S9 The team wls unable to chek when the pressure was on .md ended the se xson wxth 1 3 13 record 91 A 1 ref ' x' 5 I 1 1 7 I . A 1. 1 .1 J K E 1 .e L 1. 1 1. ' 1 1 - x ' e , . 's' 1 1 y 1 , . . . - 1 , , . . e e . 1 , tb , . , L, 1 . D 1 . 1 1 1 1, - P' -. 1- 1. ' y ' 11 ' 1 ' 1' ' 1 1 C 1.1. . .. . 5 1 A- tl. 1, 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 1 X 3 ' . 1 1 - 1 w 1 y 1 v 1 I x .tat . 1 t t. , , t.. t I ti. 1 C. 1 1 - , I 1 ' xx v1 11 - x '1 1 '- I . 1 , 1 . . . 1 . C . . . f ' 1 . C2 , ' ' 1. if 1 . 5 . . l- ' f s u 111 s 1 1 ., , ,v 1, . ' 1 - 5 e ke K 1 is A r x, 1' - gf! ,- --1 V, ' ' N-' ,fn-K' ' 1 . wx 1- S. 1 1 41 . , X .pf 1 gf? A . . 1 ' x if Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton Brighton D. McBride, Coach Witzel, R. Jensen, I. Shoemaker, R. Starpoli, B. Corbett, M. O'Brien, G. Berger, A. Haberbusch, J. Hersh- berger, S. Moscov, M. Levin. VARSFTY BASEBALL Although the Barons had a poor season last year, the loss of only three seniors and the retum of last season's starting squad lends encouragement to the success of the 1960 season. Arthur Nelson, replacing Carl Witzel as coach, hopes to have a team whose ability and spirit will carry them through the season with a good record. The 1959 team lost 13 games and won 3. SCORES . .. Fairport 15 3 . . . . Hilton . . . .Brockport 4 , . . , Webster 2 .. Spencerport 1 East Rochester 5 . . , . Peniield 7 . . .Irondequoit 2 ......Hilton1 , . . . . Fairport 5 . . . .Brockport 15 . , . . . Webster 4 .. Spencerport 4 East Rochester 7 . . . , Reniield 12 . . .Irondequoit 4 The 1959 golf team was second in the league with a 9 win, 1 loss record. Coached by Ray Marling, the team was composed almost en- tirely of juniors and sophomores with only one senior. Consistent winners were Fred Kucker, Jerry Kling, Jack Sterling, Clark Hastings, and Bill Friel. With most of these boys retuming, the 1960 season promises to surpass all others with regard to scoring potential and placement in the league. 92 J. Frazer, R. Wycoff, R. Brodows, D. Disney, R. Burke, R. Burkhard, Coach MacNamara. TENNIS TEAM John Cox, the regular coach of the Baron's tennis team, was on a leave of absence in the spring of 1959 so Bemie MacNamara coached the net-men to a victorious season. Last year Senior Jerry Lipkin was undefeated in county competition and went on to the city semi-finals. The doubles team was also successful owing to the teamwork of David Clarridge and Jerry Lipkin. Other starters were Steve Moress, David Disney, Dick Burke, Jim Frazer, and Bob Brodows. 93 may ,. ,L 'fy . .i . L. V ' -+ ,g,.,4- ' 'Q' fi ar ,gm ,wif km-.fl , , -vs t, K, , .fyff .4 ,LA VV pf, 4. Wigan? fff',f'.f-2 Brighton 64 Brighton 45 78 Brighton Brighton 32 Brighton 84 Brighton 66 Brighton 64 Brighton 42 Brighton 57 Brighton 46 -,--lvl er-vi- ' ' ' Qu 2. TRACK Carlberg's cindermen ended the '59 season with a 6 won, 4 loss record. Led by Ed Duncan in the mile and David deCalesta in the shot-put, the trackmen also won both of their triangular meets. John Higgins starred in the high jump and broad jump, winning the sectional championship in the latter. Ed Duncan won every mile race he entered and David deCalesta won all the shot-put events but the sectionals. SCORES Pittsford 36, Penfield 17 Webster 50 Brockport 17 , . Franklin 62 McQuaid 41 East Roch. 37, Penfield 14 Honeoye Falls . A ..,, Aquinas , . , Fairport A . Monroe 94 31 52 30 44 ..-Q 1 r , .2- I I X I f xkx ., ,V , -,X 1 K, b 4 . 'xx ' ', X , . X f ., A XX X , Xi x X X xx R 1 1 N X , I X: X X X XX x, X -.1 ' z Hugh Mxner Mabel McCleary Emo Laakso Laura Bacon Anne Healey Catharlne Mor phy David Closson Mxssmg Helen Brown Helen Hatch SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS The homeroom teachers rn Brlghton stay w1th thelr groups through the senlor year In addltlon to thexr usual dutles, sennor home room teachers assxst the graduatmg class ln solvmg personal and academlc problems and ln makmg ar rangements for the Semor Banquet the Senlor Ball and other actrvmes Prmclpal Leonard B Smlth notrfies the senlors that they have :I rl . X1 MN Q! az. pf 1 x . . f . . . 1 I - , X . . - X . 4: , ' Y , ,?'I fl' L 4 5 i . ,- Y I N, p s N J ' , 5 N1 M el 'V Ag In , 1 , ' - , . ,K ppfp phil, l 9. 'gl V l i' Y ' 1 1' ' E e r H p . : Q L Qs, Q aj f 4 5 . 9 ' p ' 4 fi Qt a M just won New York State scholarships. 96 Q I , I 4 ' . Q 1 f v wk f 1 4 4' 8 '11 w 9. K A v , 51 Za. Q-,. ff . 0 ls X W M 5 lf x u . , n .D . T ,Q .. gi- 'Jai 42 ,Au 46. VJ xx . 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Sh BEST ATHLETES Sue Bender Davrd deCalesta I PIU f BEST SENSE OF HUMOR ue Park5 Dave Love Nui 1 I J L-Q, 55 BEST LOOKING Arch Taylor ,, 4...--x A f-.w -- K -:xi ,XT ff 5 Vi xx!6'K' 1 V., N. fc PZ BEST LINES Barb MacCollum Dlck Rosen I 21 DONE MOST FOR BHS Judy Cooper Rnch ard Appelbaum f JW' -l 71 f'..NA .... fat f Shera Banbury BEST DRESSED Stephame Pequrg W not Steve Moress Q xnxx I 1 X I BEST MUSICIANS Gall Hunt Bob N- Lehman mi 41 L. K ' T f- hl I 1 , A A - I 4 I . nf? X X' T , ,, no X X e ,r e f - ff -A . f : S V ' , -, ' f'i'3'x s . H X T I W R. f :Tiff 5 .. 6, : 'Lu ' ' X N '14 lbs . W g I X: , . f X KH 5. Y' t I , KK JAMES E. ALLISON IACQUELINE B. ALTMAN CA OL JAN T ANDERSON Band l. 2. 3. Vice-Pres. 43 Orchestra 43 Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Senior Intram rals 1. Z. 3l. 3 Leaders' Corps 3, 43 Bowling 2: Intramurals I: Swim Team 3, 43 Choir 4: Library Club I. 23 Spanish Club 23 ater . 3. 43 GAA Awards 100, Social Science Forum l. 2. 33 Chemistry Club Harlequins 2. 4 ZQ ' eachers 3, 43 Chemistry Club 43 X h 43 Latin Club 1, 23 NHS: Student Council 43 Executive Council 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS3 4: Mu Alpha Theta -13 French Club 2, 3, 'X INION' lp a Xgtudznfk 43 Junior Council: Standard Bearer l. 2, 3, 4. 3: Senior Council: +0 'S' Dil Q 'Qi 'dv JAMES BENN ANDERSON Freshman Chorus: Leaders' Corps 3, 43 Swim Team 2, 3, 43 Radio Electronics Club I3 Chemistry Club 43 Mu Alpha Theta 43 Beta Hi-Y 2. ' MARGARET ROSE APPELBAUM Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 33 Brighton- aires 43 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 43 GAA Awards 100, 2001 Ski Club 2, 33 Future Teachers 3, 43 Trapezoid 2, Assis- tant Editor 33 Crossroads Coordinating Edi- tor 43 Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Harlequins 2, 3, 43 Thespians 43 NHS3 Stu- dent Council 2, 43 Executive Council 43 Class Treasurer 23 Operetta 3. if J A-nf RICHARD PHILIP APPELBAUM Freshman Chorusg Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 All State Sectional Choir 13 Britones 33 Brighton- aires 43 JV Soccer 1, 23 Varsity Soccer 33 JV Track 23 Varsity Track 33 Audio-Visual Corps I, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 33 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 43 Spanish Club Sec. 33 NHS3 Stu- dent Council 3, 43 Junior Council3 Senior Council3 Junior Prom Committee3 Class Pres- ident 3, 43 Standard Bearer 3, 43 Operetta 3, 43 Physics Club 4. ANN ELIZABETH ASKREN Orchestra l, 23 Intramurals I, 43 Chemistry Cluh 43 U.N. Club 2, 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 43 Harlequins 3, 43 NHS3 Student Council 2. ERWIN L. ATKINS Bowling 33 JV Soccer 23 Chemistry Club 4. STEWART BALKIN Freshman Chorusg Senior Choir 2. 3: All State Sectional Choir 23 Britones 3: Brighton- aires 43 Bowling 33 JV Baseball l: JV Foot- ball I3 JV Basketball l3 Intramurals 2. 43 Harlequins 23 Thespians 2, 3, Vice-President 4. Q .vw in GEORGE WARREN BALL Bowling l, 23 Intramurals l, 23 Archery Club l, 23 Audio-Visual Corps l, 23 Beta Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Harlequins l3Thespians 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew l. 2, President 3, Stage Manager 43 Physics Club 4. Q -J 'fl' S.. SHERA BANBURY Freshman Chorus Secretary-Treasurerg Intra- murals l, 2, 33 Leaders' Corps 2, 33 GAA Awards 100, 200, 3003 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Fu- ture Teachers 3, 43 Art Club l, Vice-President 23 Trapezoid 33 Galaxy Co-Editor 43 French Club I, 2, 3g Y-Teens 2, 3, Treasurer l, Sec- retary 43 Student Council I, Secretary 3g Executive Council 33 Senior Council3 Junior Prom Committee3 Class Treasurer 1, Secre- tary 4. Sling 3 1' 'V ' 1 I' .-. ' , nj 3, ali- ,L 3 I V V: iNf , I R 4-.R MRP 2 3 1 5 f . '03, 'ani ,Y A ,IW RUTH BEHNER Entered 43 Intramurals 43 Y-Teens 4. t l ,t NANCY L. BELKNAP Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, French Club 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, NHS. JEFFREY WARREN BERGER JV Football lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chem- istry Club 3. yin. it-' 7? YW' '-.-fer' SUSAN BENDER Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus President 2, Music Council 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Lea- ders' Corps 2, 3, 45 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Water Ballet 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Council 3, GAA Awards 100, 200. 300, 400, Library Club l. 2: Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4, Trapezoid 2, 3, Latin Club 3, French Club 1, 2, Athletic Council 3, 4. ALAN BERNSTEIN Varsity Basketball Manager l, 2. 1 s, ti 8.95 ini' GARY S. BERGER Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, 4, JV Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, JV Football l, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, Senior Lettermen's Club, Leaders' Corp 3, Athletic Council 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, NHS, Student Council 2. Treasurer 3, President 4: Executive Council 3, 4, ATIT Basketball 3. 4. ALAN S. BIERNBAUM Band 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, JV Track 2, Intra- murals 2, 3, Archery Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2, 3. 'TTD ugly wa-'- BONNIE BISSELL Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA Award 1003 Future Teachers 3, 43 Chemistry Club 43 Mu Alpha Theta 43 French Club 33 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. ALAN D. BORISOFF 'U' g MARY ELAINE BLAIR Freshman Chorus3 Intramurals I, 2, 43 Lea- ders' Corps 2. 43 GAA Awards I00, 200, 300: Future Nurses 43 Chemistry Club 43 French Club 3. 43 Y'Teens I, 2, 4. STANLEY ALDRIDGE BRADY Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Band I. 211V Football I3 Freshman Basket- Britones 33 Brightonaires 43 Bowling l, 2, 3, ball3 IV Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 33 43 Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. cam .9,g N Tennis 43 Intramurals 43 Audio-Visual Corps l, 2, 3. 4. -CJ' Q-v is IVARS BLUMENAUS Entered 33 JV Soccerg Swim Team 3, 43 Ski Club 4, Chemistry Club 4. ROSAN N E BRAVER MAN Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3, 43 Britones 33 Brightonaires 41lnlr21- murals 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 3. 43 U.N. Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Harlequins I, 2. 3, 4. Q? - .au-Fl. -rdf, 3- I V f I-gf Q,-L r' I is HJ tm!-ip, S 'cr MARY ELLEN BRENNAN Girls' Chorus lg Senior Choir 3. 43 Intra- murals I. 2. 3. 43 Future Teachers 3, 43 U. N. Club I, 2, 3. President 43 Library Club I, 23 French Club 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 13 Y- Teens I. Z. 3. 4: Harlequins 3, 4. Slew ff? 'W 53 5' tw-N 'N--f t jf,J if STEPHEN ALAN BUFF Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 2, President 43 Music Council 43 All State Sectional Choir ROBERT G. BRODOWS Band I, 2, 33 Orchestra l, 2, 33 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Lettermen's Club3 Athletic Coun- cil 43 Intramurals I, 3, 43 Social Science I Forum 33 Chemistry Club 33 French Club 33 l, 23 Varsity Soccer 3, 43 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3 3 , 43 Britones 33 Brightonaires 43 JV Soccer , 4: Senior Lettermen's Clubg Leaders' Corps 2 Swim Team 2, 33 Chemistry Club 33 Span- ish Club 23 Student Council 1, 23 Inter-Club Council 33 Junior Council3 Junior Prom Committee 33 New Year's Dance Committee 23 Class Vice-President 33 Operetta 1, 4. Stage Crew 1: NHS. 1, YY X,-li X . STEARNS EDWIN BULLEN Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 All State Sectional Choir 2, 3, 43 All State Choir 43 Britones 33 Brightonaires Vice-President 43 Varsity Track 23 Leaders' Corps 43 Athletic Council 43 Swim Team I, 2, 3, 43 Gamma Hi-Y 2, 33 Operetta 2, 3, 4. ,E 3 NF: mmf' 3 Q 3 RICHARD BURKE BRUCE BURKHARD Bowling 23 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3. Entered 4. 43 Chemistry Club 43 French Club 33 Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. , ,, U ,M .4 Y 4, f gfgvwwg ' V , I ,- i 'Ox JANET BUSCEMI Freshman Chorus Vrce Prestdent Glrls Chorus V1cePresldent 3 Semor Chonr 4 Mustc Council I 3 Brttones 3 Intramurals I 3 3 4 JV Cheerleaderl Captann 2 Var stty Cheerleader 3 4 GAA Awards I00 200 L1braryClubl 2 Latm Clubl French Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Vtce Presldent l Jumor Prom Commtttee ff' A-,,,f' JOHN P CARVER Freshman Chorus Semor Chotr 2 3 4 All State Chotr I Brntones 3 Brlghtonalres 4 Swim Team 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Span Ish Club 2 3 Juntor Red Cross President I Inter Club Counctl Operetta I 3 4 'mg ,za ' '41-o T'-v ' CYNTHIA B BUTLER JUDY CALDERON Freshman Chorus lntramurtls l 3 3 4 Intrtmurals-1 Future Te'tchers4 UN Club Wxter Ballet 4 GAA Award I00 Skt Club 3 3 -1 Mu Alph1Theta4 French Club 3 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Harlequsns 3 3 NHS CAROL ELIZABETH CASE Freshman Chorus Gtrls Chorus 3 Semor Chotr 3 Secretary 4 Mustc Counctl Treas urer 3 All State Secttonal Chotr 4 Brxtones 3 Brxghtonatres 4 Intramuralsl 3 3 4 lenders Corps 3 3 4 Water Ballet I 3 3 Prestdent 4 GAA Awards 100 300 300 Skt Club 3 4 Art Club I 2 4 French Club 2 3 4 Junror Red Cross I YTeens 3 3 4 Presndent I Harlequtns I 2 Junxor Council Juntor Prom Commtttee Operetta 3 NHS 3 GARY CHILTON JV Football I 2 Varsity Football 3 4 Arch ery Clubl 2 3 Audio Vlsual Corps I 3 4 L NI Club 3 Stage Crew 1 f' 'N fw-if TKT CAROLYN CLAIR PATRICIA ANN CLARKE Freshman Chorusg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Left lg Re-entered 35 Intramurals 1, 4g .IV Archery Club 3g French Club 2, 3, 4g Junior Cheerleader lg Spanish Club 43 Y-Teens 1, 4. Red Cross Ig NHSQ Senior Council. VHDL id 'Q27' Nav' RONALD COATES IRIS A. COBRIN Bowling 1, 2, 35 Varsity Baseball Manager 2g Freshman Chorus. JV Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 4: Senior Lettermen's Club: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Beta Hi-Y 1, 2. Tk I ROBERT J. CLIFFORD Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 43 JV Track 1, 2g Var- sity Track 3, 4g Chemistry Club 4. fx 'ia CHERYL A. CONANT Freshman Chorusg Girls' Chorus 2g All State Sectional Choir lg Brightonaires 45 Future Nurses 35 Future Teachers 3, 4g Art Club 4g French Club 3g Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4. hs' Xa YL- .'Qniu0 Si w N-if if If PHILIPPE CONRAD WILLIAM COONEY Exchange Student from Switzerlandg Varsity JV Football 23 Intramurals lg Audio-Visual Football 43' Varsity Basketball 43 Varsity Corps 1,23 33 Chemistry Club 3, 43 Mu Alpha Track 43 Ski Club 4. Theta 3, 43 Stage Crew I3 NHS3 Gamma Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4. we are-3 1 ' 'KV is i BONNIE DIANE COPELAND Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 23 Junior Red Cross l3 Y-Teens l. -53- .Mf X Qgjf 'bv BRUCE E. CORBETT JV Baseball I3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Freshman Basketballg JV Basketball 23 Var- sity Basketball 3, 43 Athletic Council 43 Span ish Club 43 Senior Lettermen's Club. JUDITH ANN DENNESS COOPER Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3, 43 Britones 33 Brightonaires 43 Intra- murals l, 2, 3. 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 43 GAA Awards IOO, 200, 300, 4001 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 33 Library Club 2, 33 Crossroads Assistant Senior Class Editor 43 Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 4, Vice- President 33 Y-Teens l, President 2, Trea- surer 3. Secretary 43 Harlequins l3 Student Council l. 43 Executive Council 43 Inter-Club Council 33 Junior Prom Committee3 Operetta 3. 43 NHS? Veterans of Foreign Wars Award 3. 445 e 5493 -J . E 4 GEORGE J. CORELLA Bowling Z3 Cross Country 23 Social Science Forum 43 Chemistry Club 43 U.N. Club 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. ALAN CORLETT JV Baseball 2, 3g Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Beta Hi-Y 3. 4. , A T 40'--M 36 Ta? ROBERT G. DACKS Freshman Chorusg JV Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 35 JV Track l, 23 Varsity Track 45 Intramurals 35 Swim Team lg Safety Corps 3. ARTHUR OLAN CRAVETS Music Council 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l, 2, 3. Vice-President 41 Bowling l, 2, 31 JV Baseball 25 Varsity Track 3, 4, Senior Letter- mcn's Club, Leaders' Corps 33 Intramurals l, 2. 3. 4g Audio-Visual Corps l, 2, 3, President 4: Chemistry Club 3, U.N. Club 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 45 Alpha Hi-Y Treasurer 3g NHS. nav 2 'L .fi , .1 J, M- lv ' -- f.,-v if GEORGE C. CRITICOS Freshman Chorusg Senior Choir 2, 3, 4g Bri tones 35 JV Football l, 23 JV Track 1, 2 Varsity Track 3, 45 Senior Lettermen's Club Intramurals 2, 3. 4 --...ff f T5 'QT ' SHARON D'ALLESAN DRO SARA DAN KN ER Freshman Chorusg Girls' Chorus 2g Intra- Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers 2, 3, 4 murals l, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club l, 2, Y-Teens 1, U.N. Club 4, Library Club 4g French Club 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 1, 2, 3. 2, 3: Harlequins 4. ROBERT MARTIN DANKOFF JV Soccer I3 Tennis 43 Swim Team 3, 43 Swim Leaders' Corps 33 Chemistry Club 33 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 43 Crossroads Publicity Manager 43 Latin Club l, 2, 33 NHS3 Student Council 43 Executive Council 43 Harvard Book Award. U --ur vw 'we Nts-I . KAREN LYNNE DeHOND Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 33 Britones 33 Brightonaires 43 Operetta 33 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 33 Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 43 Water Ballet l, 2, 33 GAA Awards l00. 200, 300: Future Teachers 43 Crossroads Class Editor 43 Y-Teens l, 2, 33 NHS: Student Council I, 2, 33 Inter-Club Council I: New Year's Dance Committee 23 B-Hive l, Treasurer 23 Class Secretary l, 23 Teen-Age Diplomat to Turkey3 DAR Award, DAVID DAVIDSON Freshman Chorus: Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Mu- sic Council 33 Britones Vice-President 33 Brightonaires Treasurer 43 Operetta 3, 43 JV Football l, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Track 3, 43 Senior Lettermen's Club3 Leaders' Corps 23 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 33 Spanish Club 23 Inter-Club Council 3. DAVID S. deCALESTA JV Football 13 Varsity Football 2. 3, 43 Var- sity Track 2. 3, 43 Senior Lettermen's Clubg Leaders' Corps 23 Athletic Council 43 Intra- murals 2, 3: Chemistry Club 43 Crossroads Boys' Sports Editor 43 NHS3 Student Council Vice-President 43 Executive Council 4s Inter- Club Council President 4. 3 '!f-'Bt -4-J -'xii li' SUZANNE CAROL DEY DAVID B. DISNEY Freshman Chorusg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Chorus: Senior Choir 2, 33 All Leaders' Corps 3, 43 Varsity Cheerleader 3, State Sectional Choir 33 Cross Country 1 43 GAA Awards 100, 200, 3003 Ski Club 23 Tennis 2, 33 Intramurals I, 2, 33 Archery Future Teachers 3, 43 Library Club 13 Span- Club l3 Audio-Visual Corps l, 2, 3, 43 Span ish Club 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Harlequins ish Club 2, 33 Beta Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 4 I 3 Senior Council. lnter-Club Council 13 Class Vice-President l DERICK B. DONAHOE Entered 3. R, KENNETH HARMON DOUGLASS Audio-Visual Corps l. 2. 3. Vice-President 43 Radio Electronics Club 23 Secretary'Treasurer 3, President 4g Chemistry Club 3, Crossroads Business Manager 4g Beta Hi-Y I, 2, 33 NHS. 597 1 JS' ., . ,.., Q .. t v, .,,,, Af -Wig. si' 3l'i'm It , . ' N' M, . 3 . 'lf ,, dw 419:1- iiif Q .L iran' r I FRED HOWARD EIDLIN JV Football 23 JV Track 23 Senior Letter- men's Club3 Swim Leaders' Corps 3, 43 Swim Team I, 2, 3, 43 Radio Electronics Club 33 Social Science Forum 43 Chemistry Club 3, 43 U.N. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 33 Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4g Physics Club President 4. Tx i x Q JUNE ELLOWITCH Freshman Chorusg Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 43 GAA Award 1003 Future Teachers 3, 43 U.N. Club 33 Li- brary Club l, 43 Spanish Club 23 Harlequins l, 3, Secretary 4. r-1... 31: 1'-'. lm., FRANK DRAKE Bowling 43 JV Football l, 23 Intramurals 2, 3: Safety Corps 43 Chemistry Club 43 U.N. Club 4: General Science Club I3 French Club 3: Beta Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4. ar' . N-nf' I f 'J .Xl MICHAEL ARTHUR FAUMAN Bowling 23 JV Soccer 13 Archery Club 1 Camera Club 3, 43 Chemistry Club 3, 4 General Science Club I. LAURIE ELINOR FELDT Freshman Chorus3 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 43 Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Y-Teens I, 4, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 33 Harlequins 2, 33 NHS. Q 1... JILL MARCIA FINK PATSY J. FINNEGAN Freshman Chorus3 Future Nurses 2, 33 Li- Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 43 U.N brary Club I, 2. Club 33 Spanish Club I, 2, 33 Y-Teens I, 2, -, ,f,, 3, 43 Harlequins I. . , A-, Q. ' X -J-,:.3k:5S?5 . 44 ,,. 'U 'Y 2' QC? .X 3 fi J 1 l -1.- 'Vik M 558-, ll SHARON LEE FITCH ARTHUR J. FITELSON SHARON ANN FOSTER Freshman Chorus3 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Ski Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir l, 23 Lead- Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Club l, 23 Future Nurses 33 Future Teachers ers' Corps 1, 23 Intramurals 3, 43 Spanish Choir 3, 43 All State Sectional Choir 43 In 3, 43 Library Club I, 2, 33 Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Club 43 Operetta 2. tramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2. GAA Awards I00, 200, 3003 Future Nurses 2, President 43 Spanish Club 23 Y-Teens 1 2, 3, 4. Ent ing Intramurals 45 Chemistry Club 45 Beta-Hi-Y 31 Senior Council. Golf l. 2, 43 Safety Corps 3g Delta Hi-Y 2, 33 Road Barons Treasurer 3. , ,N . N 7- lg! ARTHUR JOSEPH FREY Band l, 2, 3, 49 Orchestra 23 Bowling 25 Archery Club Ig Audio-Visual Corps l, 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Chemistry Club 43 U.N. Club 2, 3g Vice-President 35 Alpha Hi-Y 1, Secre- tary 2, 3. JUDITH ANN FUMIA Intramural Sports 43 Y-Teens 4. Xa-I GORDON GIBBONS JV Baseball I, 23 Varsity Baseball 43 IV Football I3 Varsity Football 2, 3. 43 Varsity Track 33 Senior Lettermen's Club3 Leaders' Corps 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Swim Team 2. WILLIAM GOLDMAN Bowling Z: Varsity Soccer 33 JV Baseball 23 Varsity Baseball 43 Varsity Football 43 Ten- nis 43 Senior Lcttermen's Clubg Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 33 Safety Corps 33 Latin Club 2,31 Hot Rod Club 3. If R, fini- .v.,, ' fy LANA KOREY GITLIN Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 3. 43 All State Sectional Choir 41B1'it0nCS 33 Brighton- aires 43 Intramurals I. 2. 3. 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 33 Water Ballet l, 2, 3, 43 GAA Awards 100, 200. 300: French Club 2, 3, 43 NHS, Operetta 2, 3. 4, BONNIE GOLDSTEIN Fntered 43 Future Teachers 43 U.N. Club 43 Library Club 4: French Club 43 Harlequins Vice-President 4. 1 'vb- A6 NANCY SHARON GOLDEN Future Nurses 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2. MARILYN GOLDSTEIN Entered 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Future Teachers 4. ff Fr-gf RANDI K. GOLDSTEIN Intramurals l. 2. 3, -1: Leaders' Corps 22 GAA Award ltlflg Ski Club l. 2. 3. 4: Chem- istry Club 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4: Trape- zoid Z. Editorial Manager 31 Crossroads Sen- ior Class Editor 4: Spanish Club 2. 4, Presi- dent 3: French Club 3. 4: Harlequins l, 2: NHS: Student Council 4: Executive Council 4: Inter-Club Council 3: Girls' State Repre- sentative. DAVID MARSHALL GORAN Bowling lg Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Spanish Club 2. 3. u-ol' ELAINE GOLFE GERALD R. GOOZE Future Nurses 3: Future Teachers 2, 3, 43 Fntered 2: JV Baseball Z: JV Basketball 23 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 43 U.N. Club l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Senior Lettermen's French Club 2, 43 Harlequins l. 2, 3, 4. Club: NHS, Student Council 3: Hot Rod Club 3. JAMES GREPPIN Freshman Chorus: Senior Choir 2, 43 IV Soccer l: Tennis l. 2, 43 Senior Lettermen's Club: Swim Team 2, 4: Social Science Fo- rum lg Beta Hi-Y 2, 4, Vice-President 3. JOAN GRIFEITHS Freshman Chorus: Senior Choir 43 Intra- murals 1.2. 3. 4: Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 41 Ski Club 2. 3, 4: Future Teachers 3. 43 Library Club lg French Club 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4. f E 5 353 4' 11 JANET L. GROVES JOHN R. GROVES DON GUCHE Y-Teens 4. JV Football 23 Safety Corps 33 Delta Hi-Y 33 Student Council 2. JAMES W. GUMER ALAN EDWARD HABERBUSCH SUSAN E. HAINES Bowling 2, 33 JV Football 23 Safety Corps Bowling 23 JV Soccer l3 JV Baseball l, 23 Freshman Chorusg Senior Choir 43 All State 3. 4: Hot Rod Club 3. Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Sectional Choir l, 4g Brightonaires 43 Intra- Safety Corps 3, 43 Audio-Visual Corps 1, 4, murals l, 2, 3. 43 GAA Awards 100, 2003 Vice-President 2, 3g Beta Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Ski Club l. Z: U.N. Club 3: Latin Club 3. 43 NHS. French Club 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 4. T . , '-av 'O' -14. ing -f 7 fa 15, 'Sl-115' f. ' 1' QVC' ',, 'Tis THOMAS E HAMILTON go WILLIAM L HANSEN Intramurals l 2 Sw T lm eam 2 3 4 Cam JV Football 2 JV Trackl 2 Varslty Track era Club 2 Chemistry Club 4 Jumor Red 4 Sk T neaml 2 3 4Sk1Club123 4 Cross l Vlce President 2 Gamma H1 Y 2 Wx.9 7 LINDA ANNE HART Freshman Chorus Future Nurses 2 3 4 Lnbrary Club 1 2 3 4 Jumor Red Cross l I arlequms 2 libs- 4 yr' Q ff ,dM,V, , tits ' ' W-Af.t,'i':i:'Z-7 H My A T- QQ, N 5' CLARA LOUISE HARRISON Intramurals l 2 Art Club 4 'E 'HS- Jw., CLARK LYON 5...-r HASTINGS .IR RICHARD HAYWARD w,w44f?ff q Mvmgf JV Football 1 Varsity Football 2 3 4 IV Entered 3 Brlghtonalres 4 Varslty Baseball JV Basketball 1 2 Varsity Basketball 3 4 4 Swlm Team 4 Audxo Vlsual Corps 4 Golf l 2 3 4 Athletlc Council 1 2 3 4 Delta HIY 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Jumor Councnl Semor Lettermen s Club Sf mf .may ' I n- - ' 134 '92, , ' A I ffm 5 ,y 935,455 .42 K ul Wai' 1 , :bf It I 3 S . A 1 . , , ,, 'I' Q1 'Q I.. X P X - , I A W A - ' -5 1 5 A ,,g,, , Q , l I ' Z 1 1 v v ' 1 n S I , - y Q , - Y - . , . - ' Q - . s V i Q ,, 4 I , , I Z v y Q , y a 1 9 s n u 3 x I I a ' ' 1 ' . ' ' . ' I 7 ! I 1 3 S S ' , , , Q , Z . . ' . , , . -'JT' ,,,. 'L A Q51 N.:-2 ii E BRUCE HELLMAN BEECHER H. HEMMETI' MARTHA JO HERSHBERGER Freshman Chorusg Bowling 33 Varsity Track Bowling 23 JV Soccer l, 23 Varsity Soccer 3g Music Council 43 Band l, 2, 3, President 43 43 J-CHCJCFS' COPDS 35 lI1If21mUf31S 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 33 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 43 Alpha Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA Award l00, Swim Team l. Hi-Y l, 23 NHS. Chemistry Club 33 Latin Club l, 2, 33 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Nl-IS. 'br ' - 5 . U---3 . ,. f -1. n .J A 3' A, 3 5. , . JOHN J. HIGGINS Bowling 2, 3, 43 JV Soccer l, 23 Varsity Soc- cer 3, 43 Freshman Basketball3 Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Athletic Council 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 33 Latin Club l. 23 All County Track 3. FRED T. HOFFMAN MARK W. HOLDREN Freshman Chorus: Senior Choir 2, 33 Golf JV Football 1 Ski Club l, 23 Safety Corps 33 3, 43 Intramurals 23 Spanish Club I, 2. 25121 3Hi-Y 33 Student Council 13 Hot Rod . u . BARBARA PARK HORWITZ Girls' Chorus 2: Intramurals 3, 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: Art Club 2, 4: U.N. Club 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2: Trapezoid 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Harleouins l, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY E. HORWITZ Freshman Chorus: Senior Choir 3, 4: Bri- tones 3: Brightonaires 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: Art Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Harlequins l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4. JULIETTE S. HORWITZ Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Intra- murals I, 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: Art Club 4: U.N. Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Harle- quins 1, 2, 3, 4. '-7 97. N.--' lg, CARLETON R. HOWK -4 5 4' NANCY HUFF JV Soccer 3: JV Football 2: JV Track 1: Freshman Chorus: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Corps 3: Intramurals 2, 4: Ski Club Ski Club 2: Art Club 3: Library Club I, 2, 3: 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club l: Spanish Club 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Harle- Spanish Club 3. 4: Senior Council: Junior quins 2, 3. Prom Committee: Class Vice-President 4. DONNA LOUISE HUGHSON Freshman Chorus: Senior Choir 3: Britones 3: Brightonaires 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4: Water Ballet I, 2, 3, 4: GAA Awards 100, 200, 300: Athletic Council 4: Girls' Athletic Council Vice-Presi- dent 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: French Club 3: Ski Club 2: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Operetta 3, 4. JEAN A. HUMES Freshman Chorus President: Senior Choir 3. 'Treasurer 45 Music Council I: All State Sec- tional Choir 4: Britones Secretary-Treasurer 3: Brightonaires 4: Intramurals l. 2. 3. 43 IV Cheerleader I, Zg Water Ballet I. Z. 3. 41 GAA Awards I00. 2001 Chemistry Club 41 Latin Clttb 3. 41 French Clttb 3. 41 Y-Teens l. 2, 3. President 41 NHS: Inter-Club Coun- cil l: Senior Council: Class Treasurer 43 Operctta 3. 4. fa 'O 'Qc' 1? . I sf MARY JANETOS Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus Vice-Presi- dent 21 Senior Choir 4. Treasurer 31 Intra- murals l. 2. 3. 4: Future Teachers 41 Library Club I: Spanish Club Z. 31 Y-Teens 2, 31 Operetta 3. 4. GAIL ELISABETH HUNT Senior Choir 4: Music Council 4: Band 3, 41 Orchestra I. 2. 3. President 41 All State Sec- tional Orchestra l. 2. 3. 41 Britoncs 31Brigh- tonaires 4: Inter-High Orchestra 3. 4: Intra- murals I. Z. 3. 4: Leaders' Corps 2. 3. 41 G.-XA Awards l00. 200: Nlu Alpha Theta 3. 4: Latin Club 3. 4: Spanish Clttb Z. 3. 43 Y-Teens I. 2. 31 NHS: Operetta I. 2. 3. 4. :rx 'Y' I .1 1- .al Ltxsff. m . . Q, m . W mm V A 1 32. -ma 2.- NIARY ELLEN JENKINS Fntered 3: Band 3. 41 Orchestra 4: All State Sectional Band 4: Future Teachers 3,41 Latin Club 3: Y-leens 3. 4. I ,.,, JUDITH MARIE .IACKMAN Freshman Chorus: Senior Choir 3. 43 Britones 31 Brightonaires 41 Intramurals I, 2. 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 3, 4: GAA Awards l00. 2003 Ski Club 2. 3: Future Teachers 3. 4: U.N. Club 2: Library Club I1 Crossroads Produc! tion Manager 45 Latin Club l: Spanish Clttb 3. 4: Y-Teens 1.2. President 3: Harlequins 2. 4: NHS Treasurer: Stttdent Council 2: Inter- Club Council 3: Operetta 4. 4' -YDXQ, fg 'TIT' I :weak -.VD , ...U .I s s X 5 I ' MARJORIE A. JOSEPHSON Intramurals 31 Iuture Teachers 3. 4: UN Club 3. 41 Nlu Alpha Theta 4: Latin Club 4 Spanish Club 2, 3. 41 Harlequins I. 2. 3. 4 Stttdent touncil 2. ,aiv AWN KALBFLEISCH Chemistry Club 4 French Club 3 lumor Red Cross I Y Teens I 7 4 .4-I Qian PAMELA KALTREIDER Wtter Ballet I 3 4 Treasurer 2 GAA Awirds l00 700 300 400 Athlettc Councll 7 3 Secretary 4 Glrls Athletic Counc1l3 Secret try Treasurer 7 Prestdent 4 Chemistry Club 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 Trapezold Sports I:d1tor3 Crossroads Asslstant Edttor4 Latm Club I 7 French Club 3 4 YTeens 2 3 President I NHS Secret try Student Counctl 4 Executive Counctl 4 'Lal GARY KARCH Bowlmg I '4 Cross Country 3 4 Varstty Track 7 3 4 Sen1orLettermensClub Intra murals 4 Archery Club l Chemistry Club 4 Latln Club 7 3 ww -Qc? QQL KATHLEEN S KARLEY ELIZABETH S KAUFFMAN DENNISJ KAVANAGH Freshman Chorus Gtrls Chorus2 3 Intra Entered 7 Intramurals 7 3 4 Fu re PHILRG3 Swim TCAI114 murals I 7 3 4 Leaders Corps 2 GAA Teachers 4 UN Club 3 4 Latm Club 3 Award I00 Future Teachers 3 4 Spanish Club 7 3 4 Harlequtns 7 X 4 I ya' ' , ' 'T 4. ,, , -rs, A 5 , Y 1331! I . 4 Q , I 1 . .. ' gg.. , I ' , , X I. A x 0 V :f Freshman Chorus: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 43 Intramurals 1.2. 3.4:Leaders' Corps 2, 3,41 A ' , 43 U T X - 1 ' 1- 2: .-. . 3. ' ' '.1 Z AI 1 ' . , ,- A , -' - I ' . ' . -I - l ' -' v I 1 2 L ' g . ' , , sa ,E In I Y 43 'm ' ' 'C'- ' 1 A ' I 1 ,L - ' -1 -...ZIU 'w,-,.s 9 Q f 'R TS' ANDREA KENDE Senior Choir -1: Intramurals l. Z. 3. 4: Lead- ers' Corps 2. 3. 42 GAA Awards 100. 2001 Chemistry Club 33 Crossroads Literary Editor 4: French Club 2. -l. Secretary 3: Y- Teens 1, 2. 3, Treasurer 4: Harlequins 1.2.32 Thespians 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4: NHS: New Year's Dance Committee 2: Standard Bearer l. 2: Physics Club 4: Operetta 4. if i' RICHARD T. KESTENBLATT Bowling 1, 2, 3. -1: Intramurals l. 2: Ski Club lg Spanish Club 4. or-f A 11' SANDRA JEAN KNEBEL Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus 21 Intra murals l. 2. 3. -1: Archery Club l, 2, 3 Future Teachers 3. 4: Art Club l. 2: Audio Visual Corps 3. Secretary -1: Spanish Club 33 Y-Teens l. Treasurer 2. an-5 'H S, .11 i-4. RICHARD P. KINGSLEY Band I. Z5 Varsity Football 3: Senior Letter- men's Club: Leaders' Corps 3: Swim Team 2. 3. -ll Chemistry Club 4. President 3: Mu Alpha Theta 3. Secretary Treasurer -1: Latin Club 3: French Club -l: NHS: Student Coun- cil 2, 3. 4: Executive Council 4: Inter-Club Council 3: lunior Prom Committee: Class Vice-President Z. vfzv ' H f' I J r - '-I ' I v EEA A . 4 'U GLENN M. KRIGER KAREN S. KRUG JV Baseball l, 2: IV lrootball l. 2: IV Bas- Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Senior ketball l. 2: Varsity Basketball 3: Intramurals Choir 4: Future Teachers Z. 3. 4: Art Club l, 2. 3. -5: Safety Corps l. 2. 3: ATIT Basket- 3. -1: Y-Teens l. 2. ball 3: Hot Rod Club Z. 3. SHEILA KWIAT Graduated 3: Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus Z: Senior Choir 3: Band I: Orchestra l. Z. 3: All State Sectional Orchestra 3: Bri- tones 31 Intramurals 2. 31 Library Club I, Z1 Spanish Club Z. 3g Harlequins I, 23 NHSQ U 3 3 DCVCII21 I. ... .. '3 2i , X I 'i i ELIZABETH T. LANE Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus 23 Intra- murals 1.2. 3, 45 Ski Club 43 Future Nurses 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3g Y-Teens 1, 3. 4, Secretary 2. MORDECAI LABOVITZ JV Track I. 2: Varsity Track 3, 4: Senior Lettermen's Club: Leaders' Corps I, 2. 35 Intramurals l. 3. 4: Chemistry Club 31Span- ish Club 21 Senior Council: Junior Prom Committeeg Physics Club Secretary 4. PETER LANG BARBARA ANN LaRAUS Entered 3g Varsity Track 3, 45 Intramurals 3, lntramurils 'P 3 I-uture Homemakers 4 4: Road Barons 3. Future Texchers 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 Www aff Q fax K Ahh' ls- Q -YV 'S-1-9 MICHAEL D LEVIN Freshman Chorus JV Baseball l Vlrslty Btsebtll Z 3 4 Freshman Basketbtll JV Betsketball 2 NYSPHSAA 3 Senlor Letter mens Club Le tders Corpsl 2 3 lntra murals 3 4 Chemlstry Club 4 UN Club 3 Spxnlsh Club 3 StudentC0uncxl 3 3 CHARLENE S LAWRENCE ROBERT L LEHMAN Freshman Chorus Gxrls Chorus 2 Intrft Entered 4 Orchestra 4 lnter Hugh Band 4 murtls 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Art Club 4 Dance Btnd 4 Spamsh Club 4 Chemxstry Lthrxry Clubl 3 Pres1dent 4 Harlequms Club 4 NHS 5 Fuji 9' 41Q-Us 'Q-'WY 54 QQ? V7 LARRY E LEWIS JUDY LIBERTHSON F ture Te.1chers3 4 UN Club3 4 French Bowlmg 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Soclal Entered 2 Intrtmumls 2 3 Latm Club 2 u Club 3 3 Hdrlequmsl 7 3 4 Sclence Forum 4 UN Club 3 4 Spamsh Htrlequms 7 Club 3 3 ' -r 'I All 13 . - A ui' fi 'Z 121 . i' If I7 'Ati fhs Ag. 'v me 'P 3 'F 3 ' As:- . f I X ' van. . 'X' rt , Yv- S-r ' .' . ' . g 3 x ' L 1 t at . vs? A . ,A .twiki . 4 A . - . ' 7 . - Q ' - . -. f. 1 . -' ' fu - Q C' 1 s - 7 rv u 1 Az: 2',,: ,Z ' 13 L -ne: 3 y-y y L Q 1 - cf 1 Z ' l.3,4. 3 1 , , 1 - ' ' . 3 ' S - - up z ' .Q X -, . 3 N ' 4 Z t ' ,, 'ar x M ., gy! 65 4 W! 4 l RITA A. LEVIN . i ' ,Q f ' as a ' ,3 -. 1 ' ' t-Y 1 - ' Z - - , 1 2 -- -, . 434.5 7117 MICHAEL LINDSAY Entered 4 Latin Club 4' French Club 4. 'QQ i 'iz 'UN 7 I g , W. THOMAS LOEBMANN Bowling 45 Varsity Track 15 Senior Letter- men's Clubg Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals 45 Swim Team l, 2, 35 Safety Corps 3, 45 Audio-Visual Corps l, 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Junior Prom Committeeg Hot Rod Club 3. .run f ,. ' .5 . AJ - , .. f ,i ta , -. ' . 5' s , '. 2 f nd 5 . -.t Q.: tu , -. 5-5.. ,. I ', .4 4 1 UN, 5..-'.-' .+- fs , -.,- ,r .11 l1,' s v ak. ..---1 DAVID F. LOVE Freshman Chorus5 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 .-'-Q I ' 'Ti Si 1:1-N... fp--' GARY LUNGER Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 JV Track Social Science Forum l, 2, 3, President 45 15 Varsit Track 2, 45 Athletic Council 45 Latin Club l, 2, 35 NHS. Y Leaders' Corps 4. N X LINDA LOIS LOUGH Freshman Chorus5 Girls' Chorus 35 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 Leaders' Corps 25 GAA Award 1005 Trapezoid 45 Latin Club 35 Span- ish Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Harlequins l, 2. s.. '1 qu, BARBARA ELIZABETH MCCOLLUM Freshman Chorusg Girls' Chorus 25 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 JV Cheerleader 25 Future Nurses 45 Chemistry Club 45 French Club 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Vice-President I5 Junior Council5 Junior Prom Committeeg Harvest Queen. M 'Q-f i rin. Egg, wr,-,QI sniff 'TT JEAN M. MAC DONALD CHARLES MANTIONE RICHARD C. MARSHALL Freshman Chorus. Entered 2' Intramurals 2 3' Safet Cor s 3' , , , Y P , Safety Council: Hot Rod Club 3. 4' Y1P ELINOR KATHERINE MARX Freshman Chorusg Girls' Chorus 23 All State Sectional Choir 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers 3, 43 Chemistry Club 43 Li- brary Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 13 Har- lequins 2, 3, 4. up PATRICIA ANNE MATTHEWS Freshman Chorusg Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3, 43 All State Sectional Choir 1, 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3. 41 Ski Club 23 Future Teachers 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 43 Harlequins 2, 33 Operetta 3, 4. YBWN LINDA MAXION Freshman Chorus3 Intramurals I3 Future Teachers 43 French Club l3Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. If viii' I auf' PHYI LIS MCINTOSH TERRY MICHLIN l-reshm an C horus Girls Chorus 2 Intra Galaxy Art Staff 31 Crossroads Layout Editor murtls l Ski Club 3 4 Archery Club l 2 41Spanish Club 4. MICHAEL MINK JV Baseball lg Freshman Basketball, JV Bas- ketball' 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Senior Lettermen's Club, Chemistry Club 4g U.N. Club 4: French Club l, 2. 15 lr 36 ve CAROL MILLER l-rcshmm Chorus Girls Chorus Z lntra murals l, 2. 3, 4, Future Teachers 3. 4 Art 'ub 1.4: U.N. Club 3, 4: Library Club 5 Trapezoid Assistant Sports' Editor 3, 45 Span- Club 2. 3: Harlequins I, 2, 3, . ALONDRA ANNE MOHR Senior Choir 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 33 Ski Club l, 2. 3, 45 Art Club lg Library Club I, 23 Latin Club 3, 4g French Club l, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Harlequins 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 3. ! 'Ti JUDITH L. MONRAD STEPHEN B. MORESS Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Intra- JV Baseball I, 23 JV Football l, Z3 Varsity murals I, 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 43 Art Club 43 Football 3, 43 Freshman Basketball: JV Bas- Spanish Club 43 Y-Teens 2. 3, 4, Treasurer l. ketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Tennis 3, JAMES E. MORRIS Bowling I3 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Social Science Forum 43 Chemistry Club 43 U.N. Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Student Council I3 Senior Council. 43 Senior Lettermen's Clubg Ski Club 23 Latin Club 23 Spanish Club 43 Delta Hi-Y I. STEPHEN C. MOSCOV Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 23 JV Base- ball l, 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Freshman Basketballg Senior Lettermen's Club3 Intra- murals l, 2. 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Council 43 Operetta 2. 167 BARBARA JEAN MORGAN Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 33 GAA Awards l00, 2003 Ski Club l. 2. 3. 43 Chemistry Clubg U.N, Club 43 Latin Club 3. 43 French Club 2, 3g Y-Teens 2, 4, President l, Secretary 3. PRISCILLA MYERS Intramurals I, 33 Future Homemakers 43 Fu- ture Teachers 3, 43 Art Club 43 U.N. Club 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Harle- quins 4. li if' CAROLYN PARCE NEELY Ski Club 23 U.N. Club 43 French Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD C. O'REILLY Bowling 23 Varsity Baseball 23 JV Football 23 Ski Club l, 23 Beta Hi-Y 4. 4sf -ug DEBORAH NORRY Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus 23 Intra- murals 2. 3, 43 Ski Club I, 23 Future Nurses 33 Future Teachers 43 U.N. Club 2, 33 Library Club 3, 43 Latin Club 43 French Club l, 2, 33 Harlequins I. 2. 3. 4. SUSAN ELISABETH PARKS Freshman Chorus: Senior Choir 43 Brighton- aires 43 Intramurals l, Z. 3. 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 43 GAA Awards 100, 200, 3003 Chem- istry Club 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Trapezoid 23 Assistant Editor 33 Crossroads Editor-In- Chief 43 Spanish Club 33 Y-Teens 2, Vice- President l, 33 NHS3 Student Council 13 Operetta 4. S , 'iff'-Y ARTHUR MARC O'BRlEN Entered 23 Music Council 43 Britones 33 Brightonaires President 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 Senior Letter- men's Club3 Athletic Council President 43 Intramurals 33 Ski Club 3, 4: Social Science Forum Vice-President 43 Mu Alpha Thaa 3, 43 Crossroads Assistant Literary Editor 43 Student Council 33 Inter-Club Council 43 Junior Prom Committee3 Veterans of Foreign Wars AW'8Fd1 Physics Club 4, WILLIAM F. PAUL Freshman Chorus: JV Football l, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Leaders' Corps l. 33 Intra- murals l, 2, 3. 43 Ski Club 43 Chemistry Club 43 Road Barons 3. 3 X5 , 4-.l 'wif' .ff , f -f my i r -13,4-,M , Y - , 37-,,,f Q1- f.1 .iZifH7i','f-rp41g, ., L -P 'MNH , fx x 3 5 K ROBERT R. PAYNE DONALD R. PEET STEPHEN D PEET Freshman Chorusg Bowling 3, 4g .IV Football JV Football 23 JV Track 23 Senior Letter- JV Track 2 Varsity Track 4 Intramurals 2 I, 23 Swim Team lg Thespians 3, 43 Stage men's Club, Swim Leaders' Corps 43,Swim 3 4 Archery Club I Camera Club I Chem Crew I, 2. 3, 4. Team I, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 43 Mu Alpha istry Club 4 Mu Alpha Theta 4 NHS Stu STEPHANIE PEQUIGNOT Intramurals I. 2. 3, 43 JV Cheerleader I, 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3. Captain 43 Water Bal- let 3, 43 GAA Award 1003 Athletic Council 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Y-Teens I, 3, 4, Vice- President Z. Theta 43 Gamma Hi-Y 2, 3. dent Council 3 4 Road Barons 3 BRUCE PERLMAN Varsity Football 3. 43 Freshman Basketball3 JV Basketball I, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Senior Lettermen's Clubg Archery Club I, 23 Chemistry Club 33 Spanish Club I, 23 Student Council 4. WWII zil- 1' if ' ggi' 'S , ,. 'eg KARL F. PLEGER All State Sectional Choir lg Tennis lg Swim Team 2. 3, 43 Ski' Club 2. 3. 4: Chemistry Club 45 Mu Alpha Theta President 4, Spanish Club 3, NHSg Student Council I, 3, B-Hive lg Class President 2. l 'W vu Ji: ' iqrb, 1--N , 1- M I t Q- , w 1 MADELYN B. PORTNOY Entered 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Future Teach- ers 2, 3, 45 U.N. Club 3g Library Club 43 Entered 39 Spanish Club 4g Harlequins 4. BARBARA PORTER Intramurals I, 2, 3, 41 Ski Club 4g U.N. Club 3, 4, Library Club 23 Latin Club 41 French Club 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Senior Council. '95 f-K SUSAN ALICE POWELL Bowling 2g JV Track 1, 2g Varsity Track 3, 4, Leaders Corps 3, Hot Rod Cluo 3. LIN DA HELEN PORTER Freshman Chorusg Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3g Sen- ior Choir 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Harvest Queen Alternate, Operetta 3, 4. Harlequins 2, 3, 4. THOMAS I. POWELL ABBEY C. POZE Freshman Chorusg Senior Choir 33 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 43 GAA Awards 100, 2003 Ski Club l, 23 Future Teachers 3, 43 Social Science Forum Secre- tary 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Trapezoid 23 Galax Co-Editor 4' Teen Scene Re orter 3' v Y 1 P Latin Club 3. 43 French Club 2, Treasurer 33 Harlequins l. 23 NHS3 Student Council l, 33 Junior Council3 Junior Prom Committee' Class Treasurer 33 Standard Bearer 3, 4. v 1 Qi DAVID L. PRESBERG Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 2, 43 Orches- tra l: All State Sectional Choir 1, 2, 43 All State Choir 43 Britones 3: Brightonaires 43 .IV Soccer l. 2. 33 JV Track l, 23 Swim Team I, 23 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 13 Audio- Visual Corps l. Z, 3, 43 Radio Electronics Club Treasurer I3 Chemistry Club 3, 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Operetta I, 3, 4. BRUCE DAVID PRINCE Freshman Chorusg Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 All State Sectional Choir 2, 43 Britones 33 Brigh- tonaires 41.lV Football I. 23 Tennis l, 43 In- tramurals 2, 3. 43 Spanish Club 23 Dance Band 43 Operetta l. 2, 4. I f, N EN 'T' 45. li 1 w gfgfiwe, HUF? WIT'-,,,,, JILL M. RABIN NANCY JANE RATLIFF DAVID L. ROBERTS Freshman Chorus3 Intramurals 1, 2, 43 Fu- Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 3, 43 IV Baseball 1, 21 Varsity BHSQMII 42 JY ture Homemakers 43 Future Nurses 43 Future GAA Award l003 U.N. Club 3, 43 Latin Club Football 21 Gefmifm Club 45 SCHIOF COUHCII- Teachers 43 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross I3 Harlequins 2. l, 23 Spanish Club 43 Y-Teens l, 2, 43 Treas- urer 33 Harlequins 33 NHS3 New Year's Dance Committee 2. RICHARD MARTIN ROBERTS Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 2. 3, 43 Mu- sic Council 33 Orchestra 2. 3. Secretary- Treasurer 4: All State Sectional Choir 33 Britones Director, President 31 Brightonaires Student Director 43 Bowling 43 JV Football I3 Intramurals 43 Chemistry Club 33 French Club Z. 3, 43 Harlequins l. 23 Thespians 2, 3, President 43 Stage Crew l, 2. 3. 43 NHS. ,ia-Q A 4 si at f 1, .3k.,.yf. . J, is 3.0:- .,.i ,W tw WJ . A 53 Y ' : Tsar Q si: ' f' wif? ROBERTA ROBSON Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 43 All State Sectional Choir 4: Britones 33 Brightonaires 43 Intramurals 2. 3, 43 UAA Award 1003 Art Club 43 Vice-President 3: U.N. Club 43 Y-Teens I, 2, 33 Harlequins I. 2. 3, 43 Oper- ctta 3. 4. 1 '33-1 ' NANCY ELLEN ROSENBLOOM Freshman Chorus3 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Fu- ture Teachers 3, 43 U.N. Club 43 Latin Club 3. 43 Spanish Club 2. 3, 43 Harlequins l, 2, 3, 43 NHS: Student Council 3. ff 'Ui 'S' can -3- ..,. mt 1 I ,rwfizsaggifil-35929 4 JS 'Qian . . Jir ff 9. 'UH .f Q 'ian-M' RICHARD E. ROSENTHAL Britones 33 Brightonaires 43 JV Soccer 33 Leaders' Corps 33 Intramurals 23 Swim Team I, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 3. President 43 Latin Club 1, 2. President 33 NHS: Student Council 43 Executive Council 43 Inter-Club Council 33 Junior Council3 Junior Prom Committeeg Thespians 43 Operetta 3, 43 Physics Club 4. ANN CAROL RUDIN Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3, 43 All State Sectional Choir 43 Bri- tones 33 Brightonaires 43 Future Nurses 33 Future Teachers 43 Chemistry Club 33 Span- ish Club 2, 43 Junior Red Cross lg Y-Teens 13 Harlequins 3, 4. INEZ M. RYDER Future Homemakers 43 Future Nurses 4. CHARLES SAILE Entered 43 Audio-Visual Corps 43 Radio Electronics Club 43 Chemistry Club 43 Stage Crew 4. 3 W'-s?g!gg sg, 1' 5'5- if rv or 'C' CAROL MARIE SCHLAGETER Freshman Chorusg Senior Choir 43 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 43 GAA Awards 100, 200, 3005 U.N. Club 2, 33 Library Club l, Treasurer 23 Quill and Scroll 3. 43 Trapezoid 1, 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 Latin Club 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens l, 2, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 43 Harlequins lg NHS3 Inter-Club Coun- cil 43 Operetta 4. SUSAN SALITAN Freshman Chorusg Intramurals l. 2. 3, 43 GAA Award 100: Ski Club Z, 3: Social Sci- ence Forum 4: Chemistry Club 43 U.N. Club 2, 33 Trapezoid 2. Circulation Manager 33 Teen Scene Reporter 43 Latin Club 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Harlequins l, 2. 3, Presi- dent 43 NHS3 Student Council l, 43 Inter- Club Council 4. fi T'?h JAMES W. SANDERS III Entered 3: Safety Corps 33 Spanish Club wc' -uni hui Y' Yi' M' 1' NANCY SCHWING JUDITH S. SCRUGGS Freshman Chorusg Girls' Chorus 23 Intra- Freshman Chorus3 Inter-High Band l 2 3 murals 43 Future Nurses 43 Library Club l, General Science Club I, Library Club l 2 2. 3, 43 Y-Teens 23 New Year's Dance Com- French Club 23 Y-Teens 1, 2 3 4 mittee l. Qs- f kbs Swan V5-f N- 2-via t I 9 if E53 :Q V Ai!-igigil fbix .3 H,Q'3gt3tt-M3 3 ag..-314, Q. - 2.15 vit f - , :a is . SUSAN SHANNON Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 43 Future Teachers 3, 43 Art Club 4: Y-Teens 1, 2. 4'1 JOHN C. SHOEMAKER JV Baseball 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 JV Football 23 Freshman Basketball3 JV Basket- ball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Senior Letter- men's Clubg Ski Club l, 2, 3, 43 Archery Club 13 Social Science Forum 43 Chemistry Club 43 Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, President 1, 23 Inter- Club Council l, 2. Mft?-X - RICHARD SHERIDAN Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 2, 33 Bowling 23 JV Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 33 JV Track l3Leaders' Corps 33lntramuraIs l, 2, 33 Audio-Visual Corps 2g Chemistry Club 43 Gamma Hi-Y 23 Senior Council3 Hot Rod Club 3. If-:VN CAROL D. SHINEMAN Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3, 43 All State Sectional Choir 4g Bri- tones 33 Brightonaires 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 GAA Award 1003 Future Nurses 43 Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 23 Y-Teens l, 2, 4, President 33 Harlequins 2. 33 Student Council 33 Inter-Club Council 33 Operetta 3. 4. WEN DY SLESINGER BARBARA ANN SLOAN Freshman Chorus3 Future Homemakers Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers 3, 4 Treasurer 43 Future Teachers 43 U.N. Club 43 French Club 33 Harlequins 2, 3, 4. Library Club 43 Harlequins 2. 3, 4. x,. I . NANCY LOU SMITH Freshman Chorus3 Senior Choir 3, 43 All State Sectional Choir lg Brightonaires 43 In- tramurals I, 2, 43 Future Teachers 3, 43 Y-Teens l. 2, 3, Vice-President 4. saf -li WEN DY ANNE SNOW Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3, 43 All State Sectional Choir 13 Bri- tones 33 Brightonaires 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 43 Water Ballet 1, 2, 3, Student Director 43 GAA Awards 100, 200, 300, 4003 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 33 Library Club 1, 23 Crossroads Assist- ant Literary Editor 43 Latin Club l, Treas- urer 23 President 33 Y-Teens I, 3, Vice- President 23 Nl-IS3 Student Council 33 Inter- Club Council 33 Senior Councilg Standard Bearer 3, 43 Operetta 3, 4. f 701 'CT tt, N, SANDRA JANE SMITH Archery Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers 43 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens l, 2. t xlj P XV 3 hyd! 0' limpfi 0 by JACQUELINE DULLIIQ Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 23 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses 3, 43 Future Teachers 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Harlequins , 3, 4. 06 'EFT i . SUSAN SUTTON SMITH Intramurals 1, 43 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 1, Secretary 23 Trapezoid Cartoonist 3, 43 Crossroads Co-Art Editor 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens l, 2. 3, 43 Harlequins l, 2, 3, 43 NHS3 Junior Prom Committee3 New Year's Dance Committee 3. f v . Q A ' 'Wap-' QA 4 ,L J .. sa' . , if T' , ' f' ,... 3 J STANLEY STAGNITTO Safety Corps 3. W PETI' R JOHN STAHLBRODT Bonlmt. I 1 Cross Countrv 3 lmrnmurals 3 4 Audlo VlSllll Corps I 2 4 Treas UILI p nlsh C b 3 4 Alpha H rs.1surv.r 4 INHS 13' nu JOHN A STANWIX Bowlmgl 2 3 4 I-reshmm Bxsebxll JV Football I 2 Vlrslty Footb1ll3 4 Sm or Lettcrmcns Club lntrnmurtls I 3 4 Archery Club 3 -r ' ALICE STAM lntrxmuralsl 2 3 4 GAA Awards I00 200 Futura Nurscsl 2 3 4 YTcens 2 W 7 SA RA E STANTON l ntpred 3 Senlor Choir 4 lmrlmurals 3 3 4 Ludurs Corps 3 3 4 CIAA Awards I00 300 300 Athlet1cCounc1I 3 4 Cnrls Atblutm Councxl 3 -1 C lnmlstrx CIub4 U N Club 3 ruyCIub 3 4 I mn C,lub3 3 -I Frcn Club 4 Y Inns 3 NHS I- m1r1 Ku Aw nd Me:-'Y' ROBERT J STARPOLI nd I JV Bxsyb I 3 Vxrslty Biscb Hot Rod C lub 3 Butt H1 Y 3 4 a- 'luv STEPHEN C1 STEADMAN nd I 3 4 All S Sectnonnl Bnnd I 4 JV Sounr I Intramurals I Sou1lSL1Cnr.C hmruml 3 3 4 Chnmlstry Club 4 Mu Alphx lhntn 3 4 Crossroxds Photogrtphtc Editor 4 Frgmh Club 2 3 Sigma Hl Y I Bpta HI Y Treasurer 3 3 4 NHS 1 f as I I, I if X' -3 ,N '44 J. if A ,- ' 4315 3 I I . 3 .-g,I I 1 .1 z z ' , , . 3 ' . . 1 ' -1-.Q li 1 ,-,.. I.2.,. 1, r z 5 , ,, 3 '- , 1 - '. 1 W '. 'Q S -. A3'31Sll. 'lu 2.,. 3 ' 1-Y - Q A ,.: A 2.3.'I u 3 1... ' ..: ' QQ 1 ,.. ,L l,1bz' ' ,. g .2 -...1 ch ig A C, I Z3 , G ff 3 I I ik fi in U 4, 53 s tg 1, Ext I I os I ' I lt rj . I. . , , , A, A : ' . V. 'fy' ,gl , , l I ' gif lf, V I I' K' 1: if 3 P ' I , 3:1-' Sf: ' I . I K' sl ' f , , , , 1 3 . 1 ai 1 3 B11 1 :Il -1 1 I' :J all 31 Ba . Z. 3, 4: Orchestra I. Z. .. 1 tate ' ,gzr 1 ,1'1i ' .1'2 - ... . 1 1 ,L 1 2 ' 1 1 2 I ' ', -'z '- ' ,-... 1 S '. 1 ' ' g H ' I . 3 - Q - -, . 9 Qi- 8+ 'ff'-X FH ' .di 0 'R I ' A 4' l y l A - 2 it N' fly? 'T VICTORIA ANN STERN RONALD STIGLER lntramurals 3. -1g Future Teachers 3. 4: U.N. Varsity Football 3. -ig German Club 3. Club 2. 3: Library Club Vice-President 31 Latin Club 3. 4: Spanish Club Z. 3. 43 Harle- quins l. Z. 4. 'rv- 71 Q l as-si ! Q J JONATHAN MARK STURMAN Bowling 3: Football 21 Intramurals 3. 4: Ski Club I, Z. 3. 4: Camera Club l: Social Sci- ence Forum 3, -lg Chemistry Club 3. -1: U.N. Club 3: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 43 French Club 3: NHS: Senior Council. if 'Qs' ,NV f . fu' 45- N . .X A ,,. ly- A, j A 'diff 'lf' i. vu , - '! ' .,, ' 3 ' i , . 1 li.: : M .t ,Q V .TA IRENE RUTH SWAN ROBERT TAFT ARCH E. TAYLOR Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club l. Football 25 Varsity Football 411V Track IV Football 2g Varsity Football 3, -13 JV Bas- ketball Zg Varsity Basketball 3: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Senior Lettermen's Club: Beta Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Councilg Junior Council: Junior Prom Committee. .f 4 la wma. 'Bw YET? KARIN THOMPSON Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4g Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 43 GAA Awards 100, 2001 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4g Chemistry Club 33 Latin Club 3. 41 French Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 2, Secretary I. 3g NHS Vice-Presidentg Student Council 23 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Council. WILLIAM R. TURNER Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4g Archery Club 1. 2g Audio-Visual Corps 1. 2. 3, 4. li TONI THOMPSON Senior Choir 3, 43 Brightonaires 4g Library Club I, 2: Latin Club l. THOMAS E. UHL Band lg Bowling 1, 23 JV Football 2g Varsity Football 3g JV Track 1, 25 Varsity Track 4g Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club lg Audio- Visual Corps lg Beta Hi-Y 3, 4g Student Council 3. -gl . 'is' -.f' Q-5.-79 KENNETH C. TIETGEN JR. JV Baseball Manager I3 Varsity Baseball Manager 23 Freshman Basketball: JV Basket- ball 25 Varsity Basketball 4: Intramurals 33 Social Science Forum 4: Chemistry Club 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 43 Latin Club 4: German Club 23 Beta Hi-Y l, Vice-President 2, Presi- dent 3. 4g NHSQ Inter-Club Council 3, 43 Senior Council. JOHN R. VAETH Entered 4. F3 -J! 1 QM' A . ff, 5? f-'iv x. 4' A ts, DIANE GAIL VAN DYK Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3. 4: Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4: GAA Award 100: Future Teachers 3, 4: Art Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 43 Harlequins 3, 43 Operetta 3, 4. RAY CAROLYN WARD Freshman Chorus3 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 GAA Award l003 Future Teachers 43 Art Club l. 2, 4, President 33 U.N. Club 43 Span- ish Club 2. 3, 43 Junior Red Cross I3 Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4. A 'G N 'Expt , r . . 3 -. 1 I' 'v-Q I I 5 3' W W is 2: .Xa J... I ,i,,3,. A A , 'k 1 3 H: .5 ,. - - -. 1 ..s,..-1-tw., . g, E.-41131 , 'Q- Vs s-'Af 42 r ' .Ai-1 :gm A .x-c 1-Yao e ,tu .. 'l 15.33 :Lima jg: 1513,-2 2' .' ty '. , - -1 I 'ff 1 1 1 . ' --1, - .. Rn, 3 we-:-.. I . ' . , ., .-Us vi.: y , xt x . ... '.'a.-: -. .I 'I ' -- ..v 4-g 23:12 tri-, 1 -:a ssi ' .. , ,. . -bi nr ',v.-.- m, 4 rl - I 1' ge'-' -1' 'wf-'fb 'J - A- . ' ' ,assay 1, aw. . .4 '- ' 15. . 4- .A 1 73:31. ' g -,,s. -t t . mth.. .y-Q4,..,Q,x '34, .v '. .Pf '. '.'-'s'. . 'U ' A J- .u'. -.' E. JEROME WALZ Band l, 23 Bowling 13 JV Baseball 13 JV Football 3: Varsity Football 3, 43 JV Track 23 Varsity Track 3. 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Audio-Visual Corps l, 2. DAVID J. WASHER JV Baseball I3 Varsity Track 43 Intramurals 43 Swim Team 2. 33 Beta Hi-Y Z, 43 New Year's Dance Committee l. 4 -Q-' DOUGLAS F. WARD Band I, Z. 3. 4: Orchestra 3, 4: All State Sectional Band 4: Bowling 2: Intramurals 2, 3. 43 Social Science Forum 43 Chemistry Club 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3. 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Beta Hi-Y Secretary l, 2. 3, 4: NHS. GAIL WATTENBERG Freshman Chorusg All State Sectional Choir I3 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 43 U.N. Club I, 2, 3, 43 Library Club ll Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 2. 3g Harlequins l, 2, 3, 4g Student Council lg Junior Council3 Sen- ior Council. 131' 1 ,Z-'iff Z? .IF ,tm fl ri? iffffl 2' 1 3 if 3 4122211411-fa Fx Pi .FW LUCINDA ANN WEBSTER Freshman Chorusg Senior Choir 3, 43 Or- chestra l. 23 Britones 3. IT my I Q f S.,' SUSAN ELAINE WEINSTEIN Intramurals 2, 3. 43 Art Club l, 2, 43 U.N. Club 33 Library Club 13 Trapczoid 2, 33 Gal- axy Assistant Editor 43 Latin Club 3. 43 Spanish Club 2. 33 Harlequins I, 2,45 Senior Council. iff fa. iwxfvw 'bf EVELYN R. WILDE Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3. 43 Orchestra l. 2. 33 All State Sectional Orchestra l, 2, 43 All State Orchestra I3 Britones 3: Brighton- aires 4: Intramurals Z. 3, 43 Future Teachers 33 French Club 2. 3. 43 Y-Teens l. 3. 4, Sec- retary 23 NHSQ Senior Council3 String Quar- tct l. 2. . -my 35, ' f ' an ... 3 5 lt' 12 . ' I 3 ROBERT WINEGARD GARY DAVID WOLF SANDRA LEE WOOD Entered 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Senior .IV Soccer 23 Golf 2, 3, 43 Tennis 13 Senior Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers 43 Lettermen's Club3 Beta Hi-Y 3, 4. Lettermen's Club3 Leaders' Corps l, 2, 33 Latin Club 43 Y-Teens 2. 3, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 33 Spanish Club 2. 3. 525 -.,, SHARON DEBORAH YATES Intramurals I. 2. 3. 43 Art Club I, 2. 3. Presi- dent 43 U.N. Club I3 Crossroads Co-Art Editor 4: French Club 2. 3, 43 Harlequins I. 23 Inter-Club Council 43 Senior Council3 Jun- ior Prom Committee. I 4? ,M DANNA J. ZIEGLER Freshman Chorus3 Girls' Chorus 2: Intra- murals I, 2, 3. 4: GAA Awards l00. 200: Ski Club 2, 3. 4: Future Nurses 2. 3.4: Chemistry Club 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 United Fund Committee 33 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 43 Harlequins I, 2: Junior Council. it '3' fi ii'Si43Z7feQpif'1.q 'I v SUZANNE JOAN ZELL Freshman Chorus3 Future Nurses 3: Future Teachers 3. 4: Library Club 13 Junior Red Cross 2: Harlequins 3. JAMES ZISSLER JV Baseball I3 JV Football I, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Freshman Basketballg JV Bas- ketball 23 Sr. Lettermen's Club3 Intramurals 3. 43 Ski Team 3, 43 Ski Club I, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 33 Latin Club 33 Delta Hi-Y ly NHS Presidentg Junior Prom Committee3 Class President l. C7 411440 ' 3 MZ! .42 446, fzawagf Q W-fe Ligue gcgeffic ,y,vZC!,Z,Q. ff L .4 ,QcKfC'f fifty - 54727442 yea? A -5.-3Q.'f4lJ K lb . JACQUELINE LEA SNYDER Entered 43 Intramurals 43 Future Nurses 4. 1 Q55 S4 K XJ x, JJ f 5'XJx..JJ FNCN D C wi ,bf-gil gy JJ J P C s-J cLAss HISTORY A welggok b k on-A erful years at Jixjigh xgbffgefare so e of the things we frgnfemb 'most ,Lvl September IQSWJ n had just yskome-'N acrossjpthe cre and nkly we were W o ersband espe ally Senlors But soon we 1 re caught up on the xcitement of h1gh sc oo if life Our first class fiicers were President Abbey Poze Vice Presid t Jim Allison Secretary Margy Appelbaum and Treasurer Wendy Snow We danced in the gym at noon and at class partles on Hallowe en and Valentine s Day With eighth grade came added self confidence at no longer bemg the babies of the school The girls developed a collective crush on Mr Nasca but the boys had Miss DeLaura When Miss Han del moved up to be Vice Principal those of us 1n her Crt Ed clas ade signs begging her to stay as our tea r Our ss officers were Richie Appel Af' baum ve Bu bbey Poze and Sharon Yates JWe da gly l d our four parties couples on y at th s rmg dance we crowned Bill QM1tch IIN Hond Prmce and Princess QQ At were freshmen official members of the hlgh school ur class presld t was a new boy rom All s Cre J nm Zlssle lS fellow officers Xywere e I Karen D ond and Shera Banbu W e ddress tic rs to make money Lfofor our osh a ces in ber and May In freshm chorus we w r sr mg Still as the a,,N1ght nd Rock a y Soul At the cheer xleadmg outs of our glrls Jean Humes and Pam ke wow d the school with a rock and roll d fl en r hs J Th all at o ce we found ourselves as Mrs Hend c s had edlcted m seventh grade in the vophomore slu Our spirits were hugh but our marks went lower and lower It wasn t the fault of rte-aehers We oved Mr Lewis blush and Mr ynes story of n w Mona Lisa filrted with him at eizeuvre M B e we just had too much on our minds Class o ers Karl Pleger Dick Kingsley XK'aren eHon nd Margy Appelbaum kept us the oph So Hop We got our class rings and dlspl d them s a newly engaged girl flashes her dlam d Stev oress started the fad of wearing blue nos, an ordy Gibbons went around look mg fo p ct food and shooting down air pla efthel I ju mf ear we began to garner honors Shere Banbu was the secretary of the Student Council and Gary Berger was treasurer Our var sity cheerleaders were Sue Bender, Janet Busceml, J C Xgnsy img m azme subscriptions and dancing x 142 Karen DeHond Stef Pequ gnot and altern Day The whole school applauded whe ally Stanton received the Elmira Key Jim Z1 er ,JJ Franklin Marshall Award and Bob D HI HY Harvard Book Mary Gasmk was t st and s Hond was selected as the American Field Qgv fy delegate Some of us had spent the summ in J lf kf Mexico and the exchange students captured ou hearts Under the leadership of class officers Richie Appelbaum Steve Buff Mary Gaslnk and Abbey Poze we became a unlfied class working for Shangri La our Junior prom Painting chandeliers m Carl Howk s basement pasting up Buddha in Sue Smiths garage and setting up pogodas and pillars m the gym were as much fun as the dance itself That night we elected Dave deCalesta and Bobbms MacCollum our Prmce and Princess Bobbms was also chosen Harvest Queen ln 1959 with Linda Porter as altemate That year accord mg to Mr Marlmg we were jokers who would wmd up on Bamey s marble orchard if we didnt stop playmg footsy in the alsles But to Miss Hondelmk we were st1ll kiddies and sometimes we had to admit she was right Suddenly we were seniors It was hard to belleve that the underclassmen actually looked up to us Again we chose Richie Appelbaum as class presl dent Other officers were Carl Howk Shera Ban bury and Jean Humes Student Councll campaigns called Gary Berger as president and Dave deCalesta as vice presldent Fifty five of us were tapped for National Honor Society the largest group in school history On publications Sue Parks headed CROSSROADS and Carol Schlageter edited Trapezoid Chques were out of style and we did things as a class Together we collected newspapers in the pouring ram sold tickets to skin diving movies and taught classes on Senior Day Much to every one s surprise we did dress up each assembly day and few of us could hide the prrde we felt as we walked out of the auditorium first At our Senior Party we listened to the Colgate 13 and marvelled at the fact that most of us hadn t changed too much since kindergarten During our last weeks at BHS we became closer through Senior Production, Sen lor Banquet and Senior Ball And now 1t's all over We're excited about the future, but m many ways we're more scared than we were when we crossed the creek nearly six years ago We may lose touch, but we know that memories of Brighton High will live in our hearts Abbey Poze ' ' NF X 'J ' ' 7 ' 'B , , 'N Q 'A f C7 - ' .5417 X A . Y Q kj? - t Q7 6:1 X! X - J e 'xxx' 'KJ CT' ' 2 'S-fl ' ' if 1 F CX' , f ka O Af ,FX x ff' - , Q xx 'N ' f -is P -BL -.,1 V Nl , I, wtf. fx Q L -W xg? V, - sf 5 4, be P V13 N ts Y f - . p- X-' T X Y -Y QL, 1 X' -tc . F' ge, f X gs, by vi fx-5 J d K Cs! V Lf f . Q ,X . AT fx, If Sc. U - '5 51 ' J 'A ' P if X ale 'wifi , ' s J , six ' , 1 e . f . . . A r ' . ,f , x , U Y Md! iux - 'I . J . . . . f '-1 ' My , - . . . , - .J ,A ,WC ' , 0 qcglrleffgryffythiigx e ey uge-the halls, the secretary of the Student Court. Karen e- 1 j ll, fr' fl t , . . h 1 U ' . I pM ' ' , , .I , , ' ' v , . . X a . 55 . , Q . , pg I ,,, . . . . . u . . Ka . . l . . ,L . . ,,, . if ' ' , ' ' . ' ' . e - , , - f - . n fr e . . ,XX ' as st - as - - - - - at a '99 I ' N- , . L4 ' '99 . . . , , s . N I . , , . . , . - . . . , O . U , , . . , . . . . :P f a 544148 vip J , , 1 v, r ' if you fl, ,ft t ALJ' bait L W JL ld as We Jw ,fate Maw We would l1ke to thank the followmg commercial patrons for their assistance rn V C the productton of the 1960 CROSSROADS W U' lv XML S6 UEQYJCV odd lupus SJOCLVN WEL? CX -1 f f 9 PATRUNS JLWWQXSA L A Friend X X64 5 ? J Altler 8: So Q if J Anthony Funeral Chapel lnc V A Welkley Datry 8: S ore f J y Benedlct Ade Benham s Stores Inc LQ qv' U Bl0l0glC3J Supply Co Bowlmg Corporatron of Amerlca L 4' UH Byer Cotton Products Co Carl H Hennrlch Inc Q1 entral Laundry 8: Supply Co Ag Chtlson Pharmacy ff rlstopher Press Inc 'W L dgh L I er anes nc LLL! mphments of a frlend Q 'L J Craft Servxce L Cross Restaurant Q yvif owland Otl Corp on 8: Bob Restaurant L Pharmacy fy Wt, dwm V Foster Agency Elmer s Brlghton Garage 7 17' fn 'XBRSIDO s Roch Power Brake 4, t Wig!!! 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