Brighton High School 1954 Yearbook (Rochester, NY) - Full Access

(]. .A.JI . LEFT TO RIGHT: letter, Monroe County Award, 300 point award, numeral. Playdays 1 our annual Christmas party ,and selling candy at football and basketball games, fell under the authority of the'Girls' Athletic Association. Nine members comprised the council; four from the senior class, three from the junior class and two from the sophomore class. These girls were chosen by their team mates on athletic ability, IN THE "B" AT RIGHT: FROM TOP; LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Balling, Maryellen Humes, Joan Clarridge, Kathy Washer, Jean Rittenhouse, Pat Owen, Sue Streitmatter, Rutbie Wayman. Mrs. Blair, Advisor; Marcia O'Keefe, president. THROUTHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR, BHS girls in grades nine to twelve compete for points to entitle them to Athletic Awards, These points are awarded for participation in sports, Ieaders' classes, G .A.A. interclass and honor teams, refereeing, and A's on report cards. The nu– meral, first to be awarded, requires 125 points; letter 200 points; trophy 300; and the highest award, requiring 400 points, is the Monroe County Award.