Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Norma Pfrimmer Man delights not me. Olee Club (1-2) James J. Patterson The silver-tongued orator who put the loir in lawyer. Stock-Judging Team (2) Oorn-.Iudglng Team (2) Debating (.'{-4) Bessie L. IIasor A record-breaker in more ways than one. Olee Chib (1) Class Play (4) Thomas Piker They go wild over me. Football (3-4) Christine Sorensen Three cheers for the giggle. Lyceum (3) Olee Club (1-2-3-4) Basketball (2-3-4) Debating (2) Class Play (3) Class Reporter (4) Vernik Thompson Intensive in all things. Basketball (1-2) Football (1-2) Track (2-3-4) heSn britsh Page Tw ent y- Th rc€ Wise men sat nothing, in dangerous times

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Esther E. Hoover All Esther needs is a bote and arrow and a pair of win os. Glee Club (1) School Clay (2) (Mass Play (3) Essay Contest (1) Holland Gray Business before pleasure. Football (1 -2-3-4) Class Play (2-3) Orchestra (3-4) Basket ball (1-2-3) Class Officer (4) Della A. Madsen Anything for a quiet life. (ilee Club (1-2-4) (Mass Play (1-2-3) Maxwell E. Hersixgek Why aren’t they all contented like met Football (1-3-4) Track 11-2-3-4 Debate (2) Orchestra (3-4) (Mass Play (3) School Play (4) Blanche Messenc.er A shy, retiring maid. William A. Johnson Ever slotr and faithful. Orchestra (1-3-4) Glee Club (2-3-4) (Mass Play (3) School Play (4) Things are not always what they seem % Page Twenty-Two

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Lola M. Turpin My Gosh ! (Mass Officer (1) (Ilee Club (2-3-4) Harold W. Turpin A saint at home, hut a devil abroad. (Mass Officer (1-2-3) Class Play (3) Football (2-3-4) Debating (2-3-4) Glee Club (3-4) Orchestra (1-4) Yell Leader (1-2) Vera M. White I don't say much, but I think a lot. Glee Club (1-2-3) Everett White admire a clever woman. Football (2-4) Helen Overton uAngelina Shadow” (ilee Club (2-3-4) Winnie White .4 man with a caveman's jaw. Football (1-4) liasketball (3-4) Reason is not measured by size or height, but by principle Page Twenty-Four