Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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hirst Row—Ben Hines. Amy Peterson. Richard Paynter. Huburt Grauel. Marjorie Frazier. Ethel Greenwood. Second Row—Vernell Curry. Roger Eakins. Harriot McSween. Anna Mae Petteys. Glenn Barney. Edward Stover. Third Row—Lavinia Klippert. Ethel Green. Eleanor Sorenson. Mary Lou Sorensen. Harvey Dowlen. Miss Irwin. SAGEBRUSH STAFF Editor-in-Chief...................................................Huburt Grauel Sponsor Miss Beth Irwin Business Manager.............Richard Paynter EDITORIAL Assistant Editor..................Ben Hines 'Organizations..........Roger Eakins, Ethel Greenwood, Amy Peterson, Mary Lou Sorensen Sports.....................Harvey Dowlen Senior Activities..........Eleanor Sorenson. Lavinia Klippert Photography..Edward Stover, Vernell Curry Artists.....Harriot McSween. Ethel Green Statistician.................Glenn Barney BUSINESS Assistant Manager...Anna Mae Petteys Stenographer.............Marjorie Frazier

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GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB First Rotv—Fixen. J. Norman. R. Eakins. J. Bass. Elling. Westbrook. Stover. Second Row—Barney. B. Bellmore. Rosencrans. Goodale. Norgren. J. Dryden. Lanham. Mock. Third Row—H. Brittell, G. Petersen. Eikenbary. Webster. Paynter. Gade. Curry, H. Weber.c First Row—L. Klippert. L. Kauffman. Simmons. Goodale. T. Bellmore. C. Frary. Turpin. Varner. Second Row—Akerson. Adah Ohlsson. J. Eakins. R. Ruhl. Nichol. T. Christensen. Madsen. E. Sorenson. Walker. Markley. H. Howard. Third Row—Armstrong. Hart. R. Bonck. Daily. Koehler. Brittell. Lebsock. K. Bonck. Weber. A. Scott, M. Klippert. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was organized in 1925 for the purpose of commending pupils who show unusual abil- ity in leadership, scholarship, service, and citizenship, and to create better cooperation among students. The local chapter of the organization received its char- ter in February, 1927. About fifty members have been elected to this society since it was instituted in Brush High School. Fifteen per cent are chosen each year from the senior class and five per cent from the junior class. To be eligible a student must be in the upper third of his class scholastically. Candidates are initiated into the society by an impressive ceremony held on recognition day in late spring. Donald Fawcett, Romola Clark, and Anna Mae Petteys were the juniors chosen last year. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The National Athletic Scholarship Society is a na- tional organization for secondary schools, the purpose of which is to develop among athletes a desire to have a well- rounded character, physically, mentally, and socially. The eligibility to this society is limited to those boys with average scholastic record earning a letter in one of the five major sports: football, basketball, track, tennis, and golf. These boys must be recommended by the coach and the principal of the high school as exemplifying the highest type of citizenship and sportsmanship. The five boys that were elected to the society this year are Harvey Dowlen. Forest Fisch. James Jiter. Robert Stenback and Ray Winger. QUILL AND SCROLL Our chapter of the Quill and Scroll Society was organ- ized February 2, 1931, by Miss Beth Irwin, present spon- sor. The total number that have belonged since that time is 23. of which nine attended school this year. Club officer'- are Harriot McSween, president: Ethel Greenwood, vice- president; Ruth Jobush, treasurer: and Eleanor Sorenson, secretary. Members who were elected to the club this year are Harvey Dowlen, Huburt Grauel, Ben Hines, Amy Peterson, and Mary Lou Sorensen. Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society for high school journalists, recognizing journalistic achieve- ment as well as scholarship. This organization has over 800 chapters, including several in Colorado. The society has, from its beginning, sponsored contests in different fields of creative work.