Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Minnie Adlfinger Our man lover. Annual Staff (3) Clko Bates Fmall. demure and retiring. Gerry Bass A rough farmer in our midst. Stock-Judging Team (1) Bessie Beeman Tell it to Max. (ilee (Mill) (1-2-3) Orchestra (2-3) Basketball (1-2) (Mass Officer (1-2) Annual Staff (3) Junior Play (3) School Play (2) Xora Fredinbvrg A voice angonc could remember. (ilee Club (3) Class Officer (2) Elmer M. Cross Quid, hut useful. Glee Club (3) A’o man is happy who does not think himself so Tage Tirentg-Seren

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Wexdkll Stkvexsox .4 gentleman and a scholar. ;ioo Club (2-3) ('lass Officer (3) Junior Play (. 1) Abbik Haley -4»i ideal primary teacher. Class Officer (1-3) (’lass Reporter (2) Basketball (2) (ilee Club (1 ) Edna M. Madsen .4 worthy H. H. 8. student. fllee Club (2-3) Class Officer (3) Junior Play (3) Howard McGregor A shepherd who would nerer corrupt the little la mbs. Annual Staff (3) Class Officer (3) Class Play (3) Glee Club (2-3) Junior Class History We, as Freshmen, entered B. H. S. in September, 1920, with an enrollment of about fifty. Like all other Freshmen, we were afraid to move lest someone notice us. We had not been there long, however, until our jolly laughter and winning ways won the admiration of the upper classmen, which we have retained through our long struggle at B. H. S. The Seniors welcomed us with a reception, which we enjoyed immensely. Since we were Freshmen, we were given the privilege of gathering the wood for the bonfire at the football rally, which was held at the beginning of the football season. At the close of the term, we made known our brotherly love for our fellow classmen by giving a weiner roast in their honor. The next year we entered school as full-fledged members of B. H. S. Miss Early was our monitor that year. Our Sophomore year activities consisted of a basket social, a Hallowe'en party and four other parties given by groups of Sophomores at their homes. We were very eager to come back to school this fall, for as Juniors we knew we had a great deal to accomplish. We started the year out by giving a carnival, the pro- ceeds of which went to the Annual. This was followed by a pie social, given also for the benefit ot the Annual. A party at Opal Martin’s home and one given by our sponsor. Miss Bieasdale, helped to mix joy with labor this season. Not much time was spent on social events, however, since most of our time was taken up by the class play, the Annual and the Junior-Senior reception. We are very proud of our class, and expect next year, when we are Seniors, to become qualified leaders whom all shall look upon with favor. Edna Madskx. lie bids fair to ( row wise ho has disco re red he is not so Page Twenty-Six

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Magda Hansen The meek shall inherit the earth. Gloo Club (1-3) Olivia B. Hansen Just let the sun kiss my cheek every morn. Fred Clay One stately, dignified Junior. Annual Staff (3) Sophie M. Honedein A frietid of all who know her. Basketball (2) I ON A LI) II ESSE I FI N E Our old standby. Football (2-3) Annual Staff (3) Class Play (3) Ena I. Jensen .1 true friend. Page 7'wen ty-Kigh t Many receive advice; jew projit by it