Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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 ☆ OCTOBER When Mary went to school I know She studious was, and sober; But as for me—‘this page will show What B. H. S. did in October. 4—The usual even motion of the Uni- verse was impeded when they clashed with the Greeley Wildcats. The score was 25 to 9 in favor of the Wildcats. Dedicated to Nelda Baughman: No girl buries her nose so deeply in a book that she can't get at it to powder it. 14- -It must have been the dark of the moon. The greatest part of the Uni- verse trembles and quaked while a few stars shone on undaunted at the news spread by the first report cards. tr A 10— Sterling rally. Yellin' in the rain, Just yellin’ in the rain, We’re happy again, What a glorious feelin’ We’re on our way to win Thru thick and thin. We’re yellin’, just yellin’ in the rain. 11— -Thrills! We twisted the Sterling Tiger’s tail to the tune of a 6 to 7 victory. 18—On this day the God of War, Mars, did not smile upon our Beetdiggers. Although the football stars outplayed the Morgan team, we lost to them by one touchdown. 24— Freshman Radio Program. Ladies and gentlemen of the radio audience, we are very glad to announce that the Freshmen have learned the first three letters of the alphabet, A. B. C. 25— It took the combined efforts of stu- dents, principal, coach, and team to win the second football game from Sterling. The score was finally de- cided. 29—-Brush was given honorable mention in the “Sterling Advocate”—if you don’t care what you say. Although the heavy end of the score was ours, Ssterling still felt that the victory should have been theirs.

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Pa ye fourteen LLOYD SCHOOLEY “Loving, Sweet Q, $) ■ '•% FR,KS £ LUCILLE McNEIL — Mighty’ ’ BILLY AMEN J 0 Breezy, Amorous “LiMle, Mighty 4 . PAUL POLLOCK “Peaceful, Placid (yjS XELDA BAl'CHMAX “Never Bashful CLARENCK HA K X K SS Courageous, Hefty ELSIE PETERSON “Energetic, Patient HAROLD SECELKE Handsome, Slim THEODORE POLLOCK ’ 'Tempetuous, Propitious’' LOUIS NORMAN Lively, Naive” EDITH FORT A RE L Ever Friendly GEORGE PABST “Gracious. Pious BYRON HOLMAN Busy, Honest NVAYXE YORK Winsome, Young MARIE HUNT Merry, Helping VERNON VANCJL “Veritable, Volant THELMA GILMORE “Tiny, Good LON FOOTE “Liberal, Flashy ART LUDKE Always Laughing HAZEL HUNT Happy, Healthy WILLIAM STOVER “Willing. Stern ARVELLA BAZER Accurate, Brave MARION WINGER ’ ‘ Marvelous. Wonderful''