Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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LOIS HAGAN “Let us do or die.” HAVER GIDDINGS “A good laugh is an excellent med- icine to be taken often.” FREDA HUTCHISON “Resolved: To try everything, at least once.” Page Thirteen

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JULIA BRAMLAGEJ ‘‘Knowledge is power.” BERNARD PARKHILL ‘‘Nothing’s so hard but search will find it out.” STELLA SPAFFORD “Stella has strong convictions of her own.” Page Twelve

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THE SUMMARY Senior Class History The Freshman entered the assembly timidly, almost noiselessly, and even tho’ brave, lie unconsciously clutched at bis friend's arms or shoulder. A hasty glance all around and solemn- ly, even cautiously, he slipped into a vacant seat. How large was the great Assembly Hall, how numerous the seats, how stern the teachers! How great were the seats, how numerous the rows, between him and the Seniors. How very dignified, all important those Seniors were! How much more attention they command than all the twenty-eight grinning Freshies combined. He turned, smiled sardonically at his neighbors, then with an air of composure and many shiftings of feet, settled himself comfortably in bis seat. So began the first day of High School life. The election of class officers took place soon after the beginning of school. Alice Samples was elected president. Haver Giddings vice president and Grace Stryker secretary and treasurer. One interesting event which took place was the class fight for colors; Freshmen-Jun- ior versus Sophomore-Senior. The Sophomore-Seniors were the lucky winners. At the beginning of the second year, six were absent leaving twenty-two to represent the Sophomore class. The officers for this year were Gravce Stryker, president, Alice Sam- ples, vice president. Florence Knearl, secretary and treasurer. Page Fourteen