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

TOP LEFT: President Al Brown. TOP RIGHT: Visual Aids prepare film run. EIGHT PERIODS A DAY, five days a week, the Audio-Visual Aids corps wos on the job. Under the direction of AI Brown, president, Tom Solarek and Charles Van De Mar, vice-presidents in charge of equipment; Ted Stigler, vice-president in charge of training; and Bill Short, sec– retary-treasurer, the recording of several assemblies was added to their extended repertoire this year. Among the extra-curricular functions of the corps were trips to the Naval Militia buildin3 and Eastman Kodak. Club members showed movies at their annual visual aids assembly. THE CANDID CAMERA tours the school in pic– tures to left and below.