Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Back Ro J. McSwcen Wilson tow: L. Lary, E. Peterson O. Walters M. Messer. C. McLagan, O. Church. D. Price, E. Back; Second Row: H. Brening I. McOauahev ween, Mrs. Alldredge. B. Lewis. J. Wilson. L. Andersen; Third Row: D. Kostman, E. Sorensen, M. Stitt, B. Logan M Peterson C , B. Rudolph; Front Row: L Reinert. M. Floyd, H. Danielson, P. Christensen, M. Robertson. PEP LEADERS M. Gray, A. McNamee, B. Oldemeyer. 25

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Bjick Row: E. Vondy. M. Sauerbreit, M. Hilton. K. Bates. R. McMullen. M. Hulse. D. Reich, E. Lebsock; Second Row: P. Paynter. I Tetor P .Warden R. Lorensen J. Webb. D. Magee. H. Kasper; Third Row: R. Watson, E. Starr. T. Clift. M. Richards. M. McBride. C. Clift; Front Row: L Peters. N. McKenna, B. McDIll, I. Winstead. R. Leis. P. Kastler. —Come on Oh Brush High It is the purpose of the Brush High School Girls Pep Club to be of the greatest possible service to our school and our community by promoting school spirit and supporting our athletic teams One of the means of accomplishing this purpose is the presentation of a stunt at each game in Brush. A stunt which was well received this year was presented during the half of the Fort Morgan-Brush game. Following a short drill formation, the squad formed a “V. The girls were carrying red. white, and blue megaphones. At a signal air raid wardens rushed in and announced a black-out. When the lights were turned on again, the girls were seated and a T was formed by the megaphones. Because of war restrictions the Pep Club uniform this year has consisted of a maroon skirt and a white blouse. It is our en- deavor, however, to Increase our fund for the purchase of sweaters after the final victory is won. President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Student Representative Sponsor ------Claire Me Lagan -Eva Marie Sorensen ----Dorothy Kostman --------Dorothy Price --------Joyce Wilson -------Mrs. Alldredge 24

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Baok°Row’: Miss Llppltt. P. Christensen. M. Stitt. E. Peterson, H. Brening. R. McMullen, S. Whisler, B. Sprig . E. Lebsock. D. R«lch; Second Row: M. Peterson. D. Kostman, J. Wilson. E. Vondy. L. Schultx. R. Loronson, D. Beck; First Row: I. Peters. B. Rudolph. B. Logan. E. Sorensen. J. Reichert, M. Robertson, J. Blauer, H. Kemp. —Sweet and Lovely ««-i. T G OI? .Res ryes !® a mtl® slster organization of the Y. W. C. A. the purpose of which is to build a fellowship of women and ♦» w ?l5dge taken by members of th,s organization is as follows: “As a Girl Reserve T will try to face life squarely, to find and give tne oest. — ,jThf ”P°Jlsored hy Mias Llppltt, had the following officers this year: Beverly Rudolph, President: Beverly Oldemeyer, Vice 7 Secretary; Ardenla Foos. Treasurer; Janet McSween, Student Representative: Shirley Whisler. Program Chairman Marianne Richard. Service Chairman; Ruthle Lorensen. and Dorothy Price. Music Chairman; Beverly Logan. Social Chairman- Joyce Wilson. Corresponding Secretary; and Ruth McMullen. Religious Chairman. Every year money is raised in Girl Reserves to send two or three members to the G. R. Camp at Camp Lookout. This year it was raised by selling little yam do Is. and hot dogs at the football games, and sponsoring a Christmas darce. Social activities included a party at the first of the year for all new members, and the annual Sweetheart Dance in February. President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Student Representative Sponsor ---Beverly Rudolph -Beverly Oldemeyer -----Ardenia Foose ---Claire McLagan ----Janet McSween ------Miss Llppltt 26