Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1946 volume:

“To these, our sponsors, who guided us through this, our Senior year, and our High School days----we dedicate our 1946 Annual” Mrs. Whipple Mrs. Alldredge Mr. Seguine zl .0 w [71 u (Z) u □ □ □ BRUSH HIGH SCHOOL •• LOYALTY SONG We’re loyal to you, B. H. S. We’re Crimson and Gold, B. H. S. We’ll back you to stand ’gainst the best in the land For we know you have sand, B. H. S. So smash that brigade, B. H. S. Go crashing ahead, B. H. S. Our team is our fame protector, On, Boys, for we expect a VICTORY for you, B. H. S. m Faculty • • • FRONT ROW: Miss Johnson, Miss Adlefinger, Mrs. VVilkerson, Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. Mercer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Whipple, Miss Walters, Mrs. Bristol, Mr. Allingham, Rev. (irether. BAC K ROW: Mr. Seguine, Mr. Chesney, Mr. Thomson, Mr. Schweers. E. W. Thomson Bruce Allingham J ta FRONT ROW: Rut hie Lorensen, Teresa Roybal, Bob Gill, Beverly Oldemeyer, Vernon Smythe, Lora Lee Reinert, Gertie Robertson, Sir. Allinghani. BACK ROW: Leah Schultz, Lorenz Lassen, Mr. Seguine, Bob Hanson, Mrs. Whipple, Allen Joppa. ANNUAL STAFF . . . CO-EDITORS ......... BUSINESS MANAGER ... ADVERTISING MANAGER ACTIVITIES .......... CLASS ............... PHOTOGRAPHY ......... SNAPSHOT EDITOR...... ART ................. SPORTS .............. .... Allen Joppa, Ruthie Lorensen ...............Beverly Oldemeyer ...................Lorenz Lassen ....................Leah Schultz ................Lora Lee Reinert ........Bob Gill, Vemon Smythe ...................Mildred Stitt Teresa Roybal, Gertie Robertson .....................Bob Hanson J eniotd SENIORS — It’s Been a Long, Long Time! SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September 1942 and seventy-six Freshmen . . . did we ever start out with a bang. The election of officers showed John Doyle, President; Bob Gill, Vice-Pres- ident; Beverly Oldemeyer, Secretary; Nadine Waters, Treasurer; and David Johnson as Student Representative. Initiation was the highlight of our Freshman year. Our Sophomore year we decorated for Baccalaureate and sponsored in tradi- tional fashion a hayride. We also won first prize in the Inter-Class Play contest. Officers, our Sophomore year, were Bob Gill, President; Bob Washburn, Vice-Pres- ident; Nadine Waters, Secretary; Betty Lou George, Treasurer; Beverly Oldemeyer as Student Representative. The Junior year, a year to remember! Outstanding was our Jr. Class Play, “Wild Ginger,” and the Junior-Senior banquet and prom with “Stairway To The Stars,” as our theme. Our Junior officers were Lorenz Lassen, President; Bob Hanson, Vice-President; Betty Lou George, Treasurer; Helen Kemp, Secretary; and Mildred Stitt as Student Representative. In 1945 we became the High and Mighty Seniors. We gave the “Nativity” with Allen Joppa as Joseph and Beverly Oldemeyer as Mary. The Annual was also sponsored by the seniors. The Co-Editors are Allen Joppa and Ruth Lorensen. LORENZ LASSEN Class Officer 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Nativity 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; B Club 2, Officer 3, 4; Fire Squad 3, 4; Officer 4; Annual Staff, 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...........Lorenz Lassen Vice-President ......John Nygaard Secretary .............Leah Schultz Treasurer.......Eva Marie Sorensen Student Representative.....Bob Gill HELEN BRENING Chorus 2,3,4; Jr. Class Play; Nativity 4; Journalism 4; F.H.A. 1; G.R. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. JOHN DOYLE School Officer 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Nativity 4; Jr. Class Play; Jr. Escort; Class Officer 1; Stu- dent Council 2,3; Basketball 1 2,3.4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; B Club 2; Officer 3,4; Fire Squad 3,4. WILLARD CHRISTENSEN Student Council 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Nativity 4; Jr. Escort; School Officer 2; Basketball 2; Football 4; Track 3,4; B Club 3; Fire Squad 3,4; Officer 3; Journalism 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Klickit Club 4. BETTY LOU GEORGE Jr. Honor Society 2; Sr. Honor Society 3; School Officer 4; Chorus 3,4; Nativity 4; Jr Class Play; Jr. Escort; Jour- nalism 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Officer 2,3; G.R. 1,4. PATTY LU CHRISTENSEN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Journalism 4; Nativity 4; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; G.R. 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 4. ROBERT GILL Nativity 4; Jr. Class Play; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Football 1,2; Fire Squad 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Journalism 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Athletic Chairman 3; Klickit Club 4. ROBERT HANSON Chorus 3,4; Nativity 4; Class Officer 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; B Club 3; Fire Squad 3,4; Annual Staff 4. ALLEN JOPPA Chorus 2,3,4; Nativity 4; Jr. Class Play; Football 4; Fire Squad 4; Annual Staff 4; Jour- nalism 3,4; Officer 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4. DONNA LEA INGMIRE Weldona, Colo., 1,2. RALPH KAUFFMAN Nativity 4; Class Play; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3. Jr. Honor Society 2; Sr. Honor Society 4; Nativity 4; F.H.A. 1,2; G.R. 1; D.A.R. Pilgrim 4. HELEN KEMP Loveland, Colo., 1; Class Of- ficer 3; Pep Club 3; G.R. 3. LUCILLE JENSEN ki th mcmullen Chorus 1,2,3,4; Nativity 2,3,4; Band 1; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; G.R. 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 3,4. ELAINE PETERSEN Chorus 4; Nativity 4; Jr. Class Play; Student Council 4; Jour- nalism 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.R. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4. Chorus 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; G.R. 1,2. JOHN NYGAARD Student Council 3,4; Athletic Chairman; B Club 3; F.F.A. 2. 3,4; Officer 3; Team Manager 3,4. RUTH LORENSEN Jr. Honor Society 1; Sr. Honor Society 3; School Officer 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Na- tivity 2,3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Jour- nalism 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.R. 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 2,3,4. BEVERLY OLDEMEYER Jr. Honor Society 1; Sr. Honor Society 3; School Spirit 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Na- tivity 2,3,4; Jr. Class Play; Class Officer 1,2; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheer Leader 3,4; G.R. 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Annual Staff 4. RUTH LEIS AH LA PETERSON LOUISE PETERSON MAXINE REDIESS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.R. 4; Pep Club 4. Sr. Honor Society 4; Nativity 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; G.R. 1,2. F.H.A. 2,3; G.R. 1. LORA LEE REINERT Chorus 1,2,3,4; Nativity 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.R. 1,2,3,4. School Officer 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Nativity 4; Jr. Class Play; Student Council 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Of- ficer 2; G.R. 1,2,3,4; Officer 1,2. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Nativity 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; G.R. 1,2,3,4. LEAH SCHULTZ Morgan, Colo. 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Nativity 4; Class Officer 4; An- nual Staff 4; F.H.A. 3; Officer 3; G.R. 3,4. ESTHER SERVANTES Chorus 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4. MOV ELD A SWOPES Student Council 4; F.H.A. 2,3 4; G.A.A. 1; Officer 1. EVA MARIE SORENSEN Sr. Honor ociety 4; Class Of- ficer 4; Nativity 4; Student Council 3,4; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; G.R. 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4. FLORINE SMALL Chorus 1; Band 1; Orchestra 1; Journalism 3; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 1; Officer 1; Pep Club 2. VERNON SMYTIIE Sr. Honor Society 4; Chorus 1 4; Nativity 4; School President 4; Student Council 3,4; Basket- ball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; B Club 2; Fire Squad 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Klickit Klub 4. Mll.DKI I) STITT Chorus 1,2,3,4; Nativity 3,4; Class Officer 3; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Twirler 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.R. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4. GLADYS WALTER Hillrose, Colo. 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; G.R. 2,4. HENRY TETER Nativity 4; Jr. Class Play; Basketball 2,3; Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; B Club 3; F.F.A. 1.2,3,4. EDNA WEHRLY F.H.A. 2,3,4. vf y ENID VONDY Chorus 2,3,4; Nativity 4; Band 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Journalism 3,4; G.R. 1,2,3,4. RUBEN WEIKUM Bayard, Nebraska 1, 2. JUNIORS — I Can’t Begin to Tell You! FRONT ROW: R. Bastron, E. Reich, I). Price, F. Paynter, M. Richard, T. Clift, C. Wilson, J. Alexander. SECOND ROW: E. Arsaga, C. Weikum, G. Church, N. McBride, D. Peterson, A. Foos, A. Walters, I). Mohrlang, E. Lebsock, N. McKenna, I). Ludiam, I. Winstead. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bristol, M. Schilling, D. Ferguson, A. McNamee, B. Beck, R. Schmeer, S. Gray, P. Mitchell, W. Stenback, H. Hanson, H. Kas| � r, I). Dilley, P. Canaday, B. McDill, Mr. Chesney. BACK ROW: W. Hansen, C. Hagan, II. Norwood, G. Richard, J. Colwell, B. Fleek, J. Norman, C. Downing, B. Washburn, H. Schreiner, D. Baughman, I). Thompson, D. Gallegos, B. Thornsby, B. Miller, K. Hansen. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1943 the Class of ’47 was welcomed into B. H. S. The highlight was the initiation. This class struggled through the year with the following officers: President, Albert McNamee; Vice-President, Es- telle Lebsock; Secretary, Lynn Hutcheson; Treasurer, Bill Washburn and Student Representative, Gene Rich- ard. Mr. Clark and Miss Johnson were the sponsors. In their Sophomore year they were thrilled to decorate for Baccalaureate and sponsor the hayride in tra- ditional manner. Class sponsor. Mr. Seguine and co-sponsor. Miss Walters encouraged them for their class play: House of Greed.” The class officers elected were Joe Colwell. President; Florence Paynter. Vice-Pres- ident; Dorothe Mae Peterson, Secretary; Gene Richard, Treasurer; and Clarice Wilson, Student Representative. This year will long be remembered by the Juniors. March 28th at the Central Auditorium, our class play, One Mad Night,” was presented. With the help of our sponsors, Mrs. Bristol and Mr. Chesney the Junior-Senior banquet was given the 20th of Mav, at 6:30 P. M. at the Masonic Temple. The theme of the banquet was “The Garden of Tomorrow.” The Prom followed the banquet which was held at the Central Gymnasium; the decorations w’ere centered around the theme used for the banquet. This class will keep going to reach its goal, The Class of ’47.” SOPHOMORE — I Wish I Knew! FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: E. Lassen, A. Koehler, A. Capper, R. Kostman, I). Smith, B. Lorensen, L. Lorensen K. Walter, W. Emerson, L. Christensen, B. Sharritt, R. Meininger. E. Starr, P. Kastler, C. (’lift, E. Ostwahl, I). Wilcox, B. Lewis, D. Loudon, Mrs Wil- kerson, L. Lami e, B. Lucero, I). Magee, K. Kudlock, R. Watson. T. DeLong, E. Ingmire, G. Scott, B. Wheeler. II. I ean, A. Sullivan, I . Skinner I) Stinton, H. Kissler, W. Small, J. Belveale, B. Roe, E. Copley, O. Messer, I). Petersen! P. McC arty, M. Sorensen, E. French. B. Teter, II. Danielson, E. Miller, K. Bates Mr Schweers, L. Eicher, I. Teter, O. Colwell, M. Ely, D. Womboldt, J. Pabst, P. Leis. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY 1A®r.Fres|jmen:, V?e .cl ss of 48 started w� th the enrollment of sixty-seven. One of the largest groups of typical Greenhorns that have ever passed through the portals of B. H. S. t Keeping the meetings under control were Alan Capper. President; Charma Clift, Vice-President Ede ar Lassen. Treasurer; Patricia Kastler, Secretary; Eleanor Ostwald as our Student Representative Mr Mercer and Mrs. Miles were our Class Sponsors. The Sophomore year has ushered in sixty of the sixty-seven from the Freshman Class. The traditional Sophomore Hayride was postponed because of cold weather. The Sophomores were very proud to come through with the blue ribbon award of first place in the Homecoming Parade. We carried out the homecoming theme of welcoming our Alumni home from the war. 6 The Sophomores, noted for--well they must be noted for something--put on a play titled “They Put On a Play. This was one act comedy concerning a high strung director, author who has won’ first prize at a county fair and feels it is her duty to put it on at the local Grange. As in preceding years our class had the honor of decorating for the Bacalaureate Services. We carried out the theme with the Senior Class colors of Pink and Silver. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ..........Ray Meininger Vice-President--Leland Christensen Treasurer ...........Evan Copley Secretary ...........pat McCarty Student Represent- ative ...............Charma Clift FRESHMEN --- There Must Be a Way! FRONT ROW: I). Messer, J. Green, G. Richard, B. Reed, P. Hastier, R. Atkinson, K. Baeh, R. Len- hart, L. August, D. Tomky. SECOND ROW: S. Weeker, M. Moehler, M. Thornsby, M. Smythe, B. Hoffman, J. Christensen, R. Lapp, R. Nygaard, M. Weber, V. Lewis, B. Bass, M. Winkler, Miss Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mercer, L. Ely, G. Hall, D. Law, J. Weller, A. Reich, P. Tyson, W. Thomson, P, McDill, E. Scott, C. Lusby, J. Allingham, E. Talbott. BACK ROW: E. Dixon, A. Ruhl, H. Teter, J. Lorensen, T. Armstrong, B. Kyte, B. Luethi, M. Boxer, N. McLagan, D. Wehrly, II. Stitt, K. Wilson, P. Back. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Our Class of fifty students entered Brush High School as one of the smallest classes for many years. We thought we were the class of ’45 but we soon found out we would be the Class of ’49 if we studied hard for a few years. We held a class meeting and elected officers and chose sponsors to guide us through the year. On the morning of September 21st, Freshman initiation was held preceding the football game with Yu- ma. The Seniors sponsored a school dance that night to welcome us into school activities. Our class play “Junior Buys a Car,” was given November 14th. The well-chosen cast gave an excellent performance. Our Freshmen boys took an active part in athletics and our girls supported the Pep Club. All the mem- bers of the class took an active part in various school organizations. FRESHMAN OFFICERS President ............Harold Stitt Vice-President .....Virginia Lewis Secretary ........Joyce Christensen Treasurer ............Jim Lorensen Student Represent- ative ..............Jim Allingham JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST ONE MAD NIGHT” CAST DON CUTTER.....................................Stanley Gray LUCILLE MARCY ...............................Florence Paynter WING ........................................Albert McNamee DR. BUNN.......................................Bruce Hanson ARTEMUS BURKE .................................Gene Richard GERTRUDE FINCH ................................Ardenia Foos MRS. T. ASHINGTON FINCH .......................Dorothy Price JOHN ALDEN .................................Kenneth Hansen PRISCILLA ..................................Dorothe Peterson MR. HYDE ...............................................Bill Miller MRS. KLUCK ...................................Norma McBride DANNY SILETTO .................................Bill Washburn DEPRESSION ...........................................Evelyn Reich LADY MacBETH ..............................Marianne Richard A MAN TO REMEMBER • • • For the past few years a familiar figure around these halls of B. H. S. has passed un-acclaimed. He is the person who polishes the gym floor, cleans up after school dances, sweeps the class-rooms, and even peacefully contends with the num- erous sunflower seed hulls to be found on the premises. He is the man who always has a cheery hello, and a few extra words of encouragement handy to be passed along to those who find themselves in such need. He is also the object of many a harried search and Have you seen Bert? When something goes wrong and no one can locate what is needed, the problem is referred to Mr. Clift. To one who has done so much for us—the present and past student bodies— we owe a huge debt of gratitude. He is not one to be forgotten, but a Man to Be Remembered------- BERT CLIFT Senior Honor Society WM L. Peterson, L. Jensen, B. George, V. Smythe, B. Oldemeyer, E. Sorensen, K. Lorensen, Mrs. Atkin- son, Mr. Allingham. The National Honor Society has become active this year, the first time for many years. All members are chosen by the Faculty, whose decisions are based on Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, all of which form the very foundation of the organization. Its present membership consists of Beverly Oldemeyer President; Betty Lou George, Vice-President; Lucille Jensen. Secretary; and Ruth Lorensen, Treasurer -all in- itiated last spring; and Vernon Smythe, Eva Marie Sorensen, and Louise Peterson—initiated during the second semester this year. Several Juniors will be taken into the N. H. S. this spring. Our Faculty Sponsor is Mrs Helen Atkinson. Junior Honor Society . . . FRONT ROW: E. Starr, B. Lewis, R. Lorensen, A. Foos, E. Lebsock, I). Peterson, C. Wilson, B. George. SECOND ROW: L. Jensen, G. Richard, L. Lorensen, Mr. Schweers, D. Stinton, B. Hanson, J. Colwell, B. Oldemeyer. • • • Oh What It Seemed To Be The Student Council went through the year with twenty-four members guided by vernon smytne as President and Mr. Ailingham as Faculty Advisor, uunng in« course or tne year tne Council dis- cussed changing the school name and the purchase of new cyclor- amas, and sponsored a Courtesy campaign. Sponsoring a yen con- test, and school dance, the isational Assembly Programs, and class- assemblies also constituted a part of the year s activities. Prizes for the annual Homecoming Parade on iNOvember 16 were given by the Student Council who also instigated and arranged the parade festivities. The Student Voice Box continued to play an important role in the activities of the Council and Student Government. Many various problems were discussed at weekly meetings, that had been sub- mitted through the Student Voice. The Council also sent four members to the Convention of Stu- dent Councils held in Fort Collins in April. The year was concluded by the annual Student Council Picnic, at which the council members entertained the members of the fac- ulty of B. H. S. VERNON SMYTHE Student Council FRONT ROW: B. George, C. Clift, R. Lorensen, A. Foos, G. Robertson, P. Hastier. SECOND ROW: J. Ailingham, M. Richard, F. Paynter, I). Price, B. Oldemeyer, E. Lebsock, E. Lassen. BACK ROW: Mr. Ailingham, J. Colwell, L. Lassen, B. Hanson, B. Gill, W. Christensen, J. Nygaard, V. Smythe. Pep Club FRONT ROW: I). Loudon, P. Hast lor, B. McDill, E. Lehsock, M. Stitt, M. Weber, P. Clift, D. Magee, K. Kudlock, R. Watson. SECOND ROW: II. Danielson, E. Sorensen, P. Christensen, V. Lewis, R. Nygaard, F. Gruver, P. Lids, B. Edson. BACK ROW: I). Womboldt, N. McBride, D. Price, N. McKenna, D. Redless, A. Peterson, J. Chris- tensen, W. Gabriel, G. Robertson, C. Wilson. Cheer Leaders B. OLDEMEYER P. MITCHELL C. CLIFT FRONT ROW: F. Paynter, M. Richard, L. Reinert, R. Lapp, R. Lorensen, D. Law, A. Reich, E. Starr, H. Kasper, M. Ely. SECOND ROW: O. Colwell, R. Bastron, R. Leis, M. Thornsby, B. Lewis, M. Sorensen, E. Ostwakl, E. Miller, M. Sauerbreit. BACK ROW: L. Eicher, D. Mohrlang, K. Iiatcs, L. Schultz, R. McMullen, E. Petersen, II. Brening, G. Walters, Mrs. Whipple. During this school term the Pep Club was very active in the football, basketball, and track seasons. They participated in several stunts with the marching band, and gave stunts for the ma- jority of the conference basketball games. The club also sponsored a dance February 22 after a Brush-Fort Morgan game. The money will be put into a fund for the purchase of new uniforms as soon as possible. Because of the shortage of skirt material and sweaters, our uniforms again consisted of a maroon skirt and a white tailored blouse. The purpose of the B. H. S. Girls’ Pep Club is to promote school spirit and be of the greatest service to our community and school was emphasized during the year. OFFICERS President ................Eva Marie Sorensen Vice-President ........................Estelle Lebsock Secretary ....................Marge Sauerbreit Treasurer ...............................Norma McBride Student Representative .........Dorothy Price Girl Reserves FRONT ROW: D. Magee, M. Sorensen, V. Lewis, M. Weber, R. Nygaard, J. Christensen, R. Lapp, B. Bass, W. Thomson, C. Clift, S. Wecker, I). Loudon, K. Kudloek. SECOND ROW: H. Danielson, L. Reinert, I). Peterson, A. Waiters, E. Lebsock, A. Foos, E. Vondy, N. McBride, H. Kasper, B. Lewis, E. Starr, P. Hastier, D. Wilcox, I. Teter. THIRD ROW: L. Leis, R. Bostron, B. Oidemeyer, P. Christensen, R. McMullen, B. Me Dili, R. Lor- ensen, M. Ely, H. Brening, T. Roybal, E. Sorensen, M. Stitt, E. Miller, Mrs. Bristol. BACK ROW: X. McKenna, C. Wilson, P. Clift, B. George, M. Riehard, F. Paynter, L. Schultz, G. Walter, D. Price, E. Ostwald, K. Bates, G. Church, I). Womholdt, O. Colwell, A. Pet- erson, C. Weikum, G. Robertson, L. Eieher. The Girl Reserves is a little sister organization of the Y.W.C.A., the purpose of which is to build a fellowship of women and girls. The pledge taken by members of this organization is as fol- lows: “As a Girl Reserve I will face life squarely, to find and give the best.” The G. R. girls, under the leadership of this year’s officers, Beverly Oidemeyer, President; Estelle Lebsock, Secretary; Chubby Wilson, Treasurer; Eva Marie Sorensen, Student Represent- ative, chose Mrs. Bristol as their sponsor. Meetings were planned and directed by the Dther members of the cabinet, Patty Christensen, Religious Chairman; Ruth McMullen, Social Chairman; Dorothy Price, Program Chairman; Florence Paynter, Corresponding Secretary; Patricia Kastler and Ruthie Lorensen, Co-music Chairman. A party was held at the first of the year for all new members and in December the Girl Re- serves sponsored “The Reindeer Room,” a dance following the night club theme. The annual Sweet- heart dance was held March 8. G. R. CABINET Front Row: F. Paynter, R. Lorensen, R. McMullen, E. Lebsock, C. Wil- son, I). Price. Rack Row: P. Christensen, M. Stitt, B. Oidemeyer, E. Sorensen, P. Kastler, Mrs. Bristol. 'B' Club • • • FRONT ROW: C. Hagan, J. Doyle, L. Lassen, II. Norwood, V. Smythe, I . Thompson, L. Christensen. SECOND ROW: W. Christensen, B. Hanson, II. Teter, H. Schreiner, A. Capper. BACK ROW Mr. Allingham, D. Baughman, L. Lorensen, B. Luethi, C. Downing, H. Dean. Mr. Chesney. OFFICERS President ..............Pokey Doyle Vice-Pres...............Lody Lassen Sec’y-Treas...........Curly Norwood Student Rep......Willard Christensen Motto—Aren’t You Glad You’re You? Pictured above are the “cream of the crop” in sports which in- clude football, basketball and track. In order to become a member of the “B” club, these boys had to excell in their particular sport to the extent that the original members of “B” club saw fit to in- clude them among their number. The activities of the “B” club this year have been quite limited. Three charms were awarded this year. The gold football was award- ed to Pokey Doyle as most valuable player and the gold basketball was awarded to Lorenz Lassen as most valuable player. The gold track shoe to Howard Dean as high point man of the season of “45”. These awards were made by our sponsor, Mr. Allingham. Gold stars were awarded to Willard Christensen and Bob Hanson having been elected Captains of Football and Basketball teams. The “B” club gave a dance after one of our home basketball games. It was a tremendous success and the money received pro- vided the purchasing of school letters and the gold charms awarded. With the ever increasing athletic ability of Brush High School, the “B” club hopes to mature into one of the largest activities in the school. • • • Fire Squad FRONT ROW: H. Schreiner, C. Downing, B. Hanson, B. Washburn, J. Doyle, V. Smythe, Mr. Mercer. BACK ROW: H. Norwood, A. Joppa, W. Christensen, B. Gill, L. Lassen. The Fire Squad, which is probably one of the most important activities in this school, is never given enough credit for its work. The probability of saving our lives in case of fire, lies in the hands of the fire squad. Mr. Mercer, who is our sponsor, has made plans for the changing of exits in case of a fire which would blockade one of the fire extinguishers in the spring. This is con- sidered a pretty hard job because of the chemicals used; but the fire squad, like ordinary firemen, know that sometimes they must take chances. O F F I C E R S President Lorenz Lassen Secretary John Doyle SPONSOR Mr. Mercer • • Journalism NOT IN ORDER: B. Lewis, M. Stitt, C. Wilson, D. Price, E. Vondy, A. Joppa, E. Starr, C. Clift, H. Broiling, B. Hanson, M. Richard, F. Paynter, B. George, S. Gray, S. McNa- mee, A. Peterson, O. Weikum, H. Danielson, E. Ostwald, E. Lebsock, B. McDill, T. Clift, M. Boxer, W. Christensen, R. Lorensen, P. Skinner, P. Mitchell, G. Robertson. The Journalism club of B. H. S. set as it’s goal “A paper every week.” This goal was carried out for the most part with few exceptions. Because of the high cost of linotyping the paper was stenciled. Special issues for holidays were publish- ed, and the work was done with the help of two sponsors, Mrs. Wilkerson and Mrs. Bristol. Allen Joppa served as Editor, with Bruce Hanson as Assistant Editor. The club as a whole was responsible for the articles turned in, and various girls did the task of the typing. The publication date was set for every Friday, and it is hoped that next year it will be possible to install a regular Journalism class to be conduct- ed for credit. CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: TWIRLERS: G. Richard, E. Lebsock, P. Hastier, J. Green, I). Petersen, G. Church, I). Stinton. D. Wilcox, J. Ott, S. Wecker, A. Capper, T. Roybal, II. Stitt, J. Alexander, J. Rudolph, E. Lassen, W. Sten- baek, L. Reinert, R. Meininger. M. Weber, A. ( hurch, J. Ott, L. Sprigg, B. Hanson, B. Johansen, F. Foster, T. Lewis, A. Anderson, L. Ix rensen Mr. Seguine, C. Wilson, E. Ingmire, L. Lassen, P. Mitchell, A. McNamee, E. Vondy. II. Kasper, A. Foos, E. Miller, R. Lorensen, M. Sauerhreit, M. Stitt, A. W'alters, P. Clift. The band of Brush High School has been “on the go” most of the year. The marching band, lead by Ruthie Lorensen as Majorette, and Mr. Seguine, marched for all of the home games and also went to Fort Morgan and Sterling as a unit The concert band presented it’s annual spring concert on April 11 in the Central Auditorium, and participated in the State Music Festival held in Fort Collins on April 22-23. ‘B’ Formation . . . Y9 Formation . . . Twirlers • • • R. Lorensen, E. Miller, M. Sauerbreit, M. Stitt, A. Foos, A. Walters, P. Clift, H. Kasper. Majorette . . . RUTHIE LORENSEN Orchestra FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: W. s tenhack. J. Alexander, E. Lassen, B. Lewis. D. Starr, R. Lorensen. A. McNamee, W. Thomson, D. Wilcox, J. Richard, P. Hastier, E. Lebsock, J. Hart wig, B. Oldemeyer. B. Miller, E. Starr, L. Morris, J. Bollig, J. Armstrong, T. Roybal, B. Hanson, B. Johansen, P. Me- Dill, A. Anderson, L. Lorensen, H. Stitt, A. Capper, L. Reinert, I). Petersen, G. Church. D. Stinton. D. Price, V. Lewis, R. McMullen, Mr. Seguine, L. Lassen, P. Mitchell, C. Wilson. The Orchestra of Brush High School performed at the Armistice Day and Memorial Day services, for the Junior Class play and for Graduation exercises. They also attended and played in the State Musical Festival held in Fort Collins on April 22-23. String Ensemble . . . FRONT ROW: W. Stcnback, J. Alexander, E. Lassen, B. Lewis, D. Starr, R. Lorensen. SECOND ROW: A. McNamee, W. Thomson, D. Price, J. Hart wig, B. Oldemeyer. BAC K ROW: B. Miller, E. Starr, L. Morris, J. Bollig, J. Armstrong, Mr. Seguine, V. Lewis, R. McMullen. A CAPELLA Front Row: E. Arsaga, B. George, W. Thomson, J. Christensen, A. Walters, I. Teter, H. Kasper, B. Edson, M. Riehard, E. Starr, A. Foos, Mr. Seguine, E. Vondy, E. Lebsoek, II. Danielson, D. Mohrlang, G. Robertson, M. Weber, P. Clift, C. Wilson, C. Clift, R. Watson. Second Row: I). Womboldt, N. McBride, B. McDill, P. Christensen, P. Leis, J. Pabst, R. Leis, E. Servantes, E. Miller, L. Schultz, II. Brening, E. Petersen, J. Alexander, G. Church, M. Smythe, M. Sauerbreit, B. Lucero, J. Funk, E. Ostwald, D. Petersen, L. Reinert, P. Hastier. Third Row: S. VVecker, B. Oldemeyer, B. Sharritt, E. Lassen, W. Hansen, B. Fleek, T. Armstrong, A. Joppa, E. Talbott, R. Baughman, B. Thornsby, A. Koehler, C. Hagan, B. Luethi, G. Walter, I). Rediess, R. McMullen, D. Price, P. Canaday, I). Ludlam. Back Row: M. Sorensen, T. Roybal, M. Stitt, W. Swaithes, X. McLagan, J. Lorensen, L. Lassen, W. Stenback. V. Smythe, B. Hanson, L. Lorensen, S. Gray, J. Doyle, D. Thompson, B. Lorensen, W. Christensen, B. Hanson. C. Downing, K. Bates, B. Lewis, R. Lorensen. MR. SEGUINE The B. H. S. Chorus of 88 mem- bers participated in the annual Nativity, and sang at the Union Good Friday Services held in the Central Auditorium. They also at- tended the State Music Festival held in Fort Collins on April 22 and 23. They presented their Annual Spring Concert on May 2. Under the direction of Mr. Srguine, they enjoyed a very ac- tive school year. OFFICERS President .......Lorenz lessen Y’ice-President . . .Chubby Wilson Sec.’y-Treas...Estelle Lebsoek Student Rep. ...Ruthie Lorensen Klick-it Klub The purpose of the Klickit Klub is to further photographic knowl- edge and develop the interest of students in photography. Reg- ular meetings, at which photography problems are discuss- ed, are held on the second and fourth Mondays of every month. Kodachrome slides, movies, and still pic- tures are exhibited at these meetings. To in- crease interest the Klickit Klub obtained the International Salon for exhibition May 10th to May 24th. The officers of the Klickit Klub are . . . President .....................................Gene Richard Vice-President ................................Pete Mitchell Secretary ....................Willard Christensen Treasurer ................................Bob Gill Sponsors......Mr. Mercer and Mr. E. W. Thomson MR. MERCER FRONT ROW: V. Smythe, G. Richard, B. Miller, A. McNamee. BACK ROW: P. Mitchell, S. Gray, B. Hanson, W. Stenback, L. Lassen. Future Farmers of America FRONT ROW: K. Hansen, A. Koehler, B. GUI, H. Kissler, J. Colwell, E. Ingmire, W. Hansen, T. Delong. BACK ROW: B. Beck, R. Kauffman, K. Walter, R. Ingmire, J. Nygaard, I). Smith, A. Joppa, W. Small, R. Sehmer. In spite of the fact that there has been no Ag. Department, and therefore no advisor for the F.F.A. the Brush Chapter Future Farmers of America has been carrying on its work. Two of the members attended the district meeting in Fort Morgan. The state advisor and president visited the chapter and commended it for going ahead with the organization in spite of difficulties. They gave several suggestions for keeping the chapter alive and improving it. John Nygaard and Joe Colwell, elected delegates to the state meetng and Judging Contest, were accompanied by several other members who also attended. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a National Organization whose motto “Found New Horizons expresses the purpose of the organization learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. To be eligible for membership a girl must be taking or have taken at least one year of home economics. The theme for the year is “Future Homemakers Build for Tomorrow.” Some of the most outstanding events of the year were Initiation, Mothers Tea, Christmas Party, the District and State Meetings. The Brush Chapter was hostess to 175 girls at the District meeting held in Brush this year. The Brush Club also carries on various service projects. Miss Annette Johnson is the sponsor of the organization. The officers for the year are Louise Peterson, President; Muriel Thornsby, Vice-President; Ruth Leis, Teasurer; Pearl Leis, Secre- tary; Leah Schultz, Song Leader; Peggy Moeller Historian; and Aria Peterson. News Reporter. Mothers’ Council—Mrs. Ostermiller, Mrs. McDill. The Brush Homemakers also have the honoi of having a state officer, Betty Lu McDill as the state news reporter. FRONT ROW: B. George, C. Weikum, A. Peterson, D. Law, P. Moeller, P. Tyson, J. Weller, B. Ed- son, E. Arsaga. SECOND ROW: R. Lapp, B. McDill, A. Reich, M. Thornsby, R. Leis, R. Bastron, P. Leis, M. Ely M. Swopes. BACK ROW: Miss Johnson, II. Kasper, D. Mohrlang, B. Hoffman, L. Schultz, L. Peterson, E. French, M. Winkler, E. Servantes, Miss Wyatt. F. H. A. OFFICERS FRONT HOW: Ruth Lois, Muriel Thornsby, Peggy Moeller. BACK HOW: Miss Johnson, Aria Peterson, Louise Peterson, Betty McDill, Pearl Leis. ■t • jSpO ts • • • • •I COACH CHESNEY COACH ALLINGHAM SUMMARY of YEAR Brush High School athletic squads of 1945-46 hit the long trail to a position of serious contender for conference honors in football and for the first time in the history of B.H.S. the Beet-Diggers won the Runnerup spot in the Northeastern Conference basketball race — and a place in the Class “A” state tournaments at Denver. Bruce Allingham, principal of B.H.S., took over the coach- ing of football last fall, and brought the “Diggers” along to a .500 season. In basketball, he had the help of Everett Ches- ney, shop instructor, recently discharged from Navy service, in the latter part of the season; and the Diggers won two games each from College High of Greeley, and Sterling to hit the jackpot in a hectic finish. Mr. Chesney took charge of the 65-man track squad this spring, and expects a splendid season on the new cinder track being constructed just west of the school building. Football . . . FRONT ROW: B. Roe, L. Christensen, C. Hagan, A. Capper. L. Lassen, H. Schreiner, H. Norwood, B. Washburn, B. Hanson, C. Downing, J. Doyle, D. Thompson, L. Lorensen, D. Stin- ton, B. Luethi. SECOND ROW: D. Baughman, J. Nygaard, P. McDill, B. Miller, P. Skinner, A. Sullivan, H. Stitt, H. Dean, S. Gray, J. Lorensen, K. Hansen, B. Thornsby, N. McLagan, A. Joppa, D. Shelton, Mr. Allingham. BACK ROW: E. Lassen, W. Hansen, A. McNamee, J. Proper, J. Allingham, G. Hall, K. Bach, P. Hastier, L. August. Brush’s Beetdiggers, once a power in Colorado football circles, but for several years a punching bag for Northeastern and Eastern Colorado teams, began a comeback last fall by whipping five out of the ten teams they played. They lost all four conference games, but the last two against Morgan and Sterling were real battles. Lettermen of 1945 include Bob Hanson, John Doyle (most valuable player), Lorenz Lassen, Willard Christensen (honorary captain), Herman Schreiner, Doug Thompson, Har- old Norwood, Howard Dean, Dick Baughman, Allen Capper, Claude Hagan, Lloyd Lorensen, Carl Downing, Bill Washburn, Bob Roe, Leland Christensen, and Bud Luethi. The Record Brush 27—Wray 0 Brush 28—Yuma 0 Brush 21—Haxtun 0 Brush 14—Sterling 30 Brush 6—Morgan 30 Brush 28—Limon 2 Bi ush 6—Loveland 39 Brush 0—Sterling 7 Brush 32—Akron 13 Brush 6—Morgan 7 Basketball . . . FRONT ROW: J. Doyle, D. Thompson, L. Lassen, B. Hanson, D. St inton, A. McNamee. SECOND ROW: Mr. Allingham, J. Nygaard, L. Christensen, I� . Me Dill, L. Lorensen, S. Gray, B. Shar- ritt, B. Lorensen, Mr. Chesney. BACK ROW: R. Meininger, N. Mo Lagan, B. Thomsby, D. Baughman, H. Norwood, H. Kissler, G. Scott. For the first time in the history of the Beetdiggers copped the Runnerup spot in the Northeasten Colorado League and went to Denver as one of the eight teams playing for the State Class A basketball title. The Diggers played a heavy schedule of practice games to prepare for the hectic conference season of play, and then beat out Sterling’s Tigers and the Bulldogs of Col- lege High. Fort Morgan, a real powerhouse, enjoyed an undefeated league season to win the championship. Three Seniors, Lorenz Lassen (most valuable player), Bob Hanson (honory captain), and John Doyle, wth a Junior, Doug Thompson, and a Sophomore, Dale Stinton, comprised the first five, with Lloyd Lorensen, and Albert McNamee as first string reserves. Dick Baughman also was vot- ed a letter by the “B club. Players who represented B.H.S. at the tournament were Lassen, Han- son. Doyle, Thompson. L. Lorensen, McNamee, Gray, McDill, and Sharritt. The Record Brush 19—Kirk 17 Brush 19—Eaton 31 Brush 24- Julesburg 38 Brush 28 Julesburg 22 Brush 37 Englewood 41 Brush 30—Adams City 32 Brush 34—Englewood 48 Brush 22—Akron 24 Brush 22—South Denver 27 Brush 16—Morgan 42 Brush 39—Sterling 28 Brush 23—College High 24 Brush 22—Morgan 39 Brush 36—College High 28 Brush 30—Adams City 28 Brush 20—Sterling 42 Brush 37—Morgan 44 Brush 35—Sterling 32 Brush 26 - College High 23 STATE TOURNAMENT Brush 35—East Denver 44 Brush 26—Canon City 39 FRONT ROW: L. August, A. McNamee, E. Scott, G. Hall, T. Delong, R. Atkinson, K. Bach, II. Dean, J. Norman, J. Colwell, G. Richard, J. Lorensen, A. Capper, B. Roe, E. Lessen, L. Ely, P. Hastier, C. Lusby, R. Meininger. SECOND ROW: J. Green, W. Hansen, B. Sharritt, E. Talbott, W. Christensen, B. Kyte, I). Petersen, P. McDill, J. Belveal, P. Skinner, I). Baughman, J. Doyle, S. Gray, P. McCarty, II. Stitt, C. Ilagan, J. Allingham, K. Hansen. BACK ROW: J. Nygaard, Mr. Chesney, V. Smyth� , N. McLagan, B. Thomsby, D. Thompson, H. Norwood, L. Lassen, H. Kissler, B. Washburn, B. Hanson, L. Lorensen, B. Lorensen, C. Downing, D. Stinton, B. Luethi, W. Slenback, I). Smith, W. Small, A. Sullivan. Motto: TfteyVe Off! The Brush Track team of 1945 held their position of last year in the confer- ence track meet in which four schools were present: Brush, Morgan, Sterling and College High. Although track is never a very popular sport, either for contestants or spec- tators, it requires as much training and conditioning as any other sport in high school. The winners of the 1945 northeastern conference were L. Lorensen, first, half mile; V. Smythe, first, mile run; H. Dean, first, 220-yard dash and second in 100- yard dash; H. Teter, third in pole vault; Bob Amen, second in broad jump and third in discuss; Bob Hanson second in shot put. We placed second in both the mile and half-mile relays. We of Brush High expect a very favorable season this year. We have gotten an early start and we hope to make real use of our new cinder track and field just west of the high school. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY After lying dormant several years, the National Athletic Scholarship Society for Secondary Schools was reorganized here at B.H.S. this year, and nine members were elected to the Society. They were Willard Christensen, John Nygaard, Vernon Smythe, Claude Hagan, Allen Capper, Albert McNa- mee, Leland Christensen, Dale Stinton, and Lloyd Lorensen. The boys were each presented with a Certificate of Recognition and a silver Key emblematic of the ideals of the National Organization. Membership is limited to those athletes who fulfill the following standards: (1) He must have earned a letter in a competitive sport at B.H.S.; (2) He must be in the upper 50% of the school scholastically for three consecutive semesters; (3) He must exemplify desirable citizenship and leader- ship qualities. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Allingham. A. McNamee, W. Christensen, J. Nygaard, I . Stinton, L. Loren sen, V. Smythe, A. Capper, C. Hagan, L. Christensen. Oust .Soyd (n. f)c.t i on. 7U t?OUf J k t Kft' £n Prfc y at t alud� U np 'tidi.e.tm.b L+ Js a - d hJl t. ApteJ 2oua.U Name Nickname Ambition Weakness | Ability Remember Helen Brening | Toots Get a Job Clothes Be Neat Ring Patty Lou Christensen | Christy Stenographer Temper Roll Eyes Lips Willard Christensen | Willie Farmer Women Play Ditch Driving John Doyle | Pokey Notre Dame Chemistry Sports Grass Robert Gill | Bob Teacher Women Ditch School Attitude Betty Lou George | Louie Wrestler Temper Play Hooky Giggle Robert Hanson | Pot Engineer Disposition Make Fudge Cars Donna Lea Ingmire | Don Beauty Operator Stubborness Math Red Dress Lucille Jensen | Dood Travel Blushing Speaking Seriousness Allen Joppa 1 A1 Farmer Eng. Lit. Being Editors Sliderule Ralph Kauffman | Curley Farmer Bashful Work Farming Helen Kemp | Kemp Beauty Operator Harley Soda Jerk So Little Lorenz Lassen | Lody Doctor Blushing Music Hair Ruth Leis | Ruthie Stenographer Temper Cooking Cards Ruth Lorensen | Shorty Teach Music Athletics Keep Men Majorette Ruth McMullen | Mac Finish College Utensils Use of Words Dimples John Nygaard ( Ace Politician Bashful Manager Quietness Beverly Oldemeyer | Olde College Temper Voice Cheer Leader Elaine Peterson | Pete Bookkeeping Blushing Math Crutches Name Nickname Ambition Weakness Ability Remember Aria Peterson | A. J. Beauty Operator Temper Cooking Complexion Louise Peterson | Pete Beauty Operator Forgetfulness Cooking Height Maxine Rediess | Smaxie Scientist Tardiness Math Honesty Lora Lee Reinert | Lorrie Surgical Nurse Forgetfulness Cooking Hair Cut Mary Robertson | Gertie Commercial Art Stubborness Art Red Hair Teresa Roybal | Terry Nurse Day Dreaming Keep Temper Wings Leah Schultz | Lea Stenographer Convinced Singing Friendliness Esther Servantes | Skeezix Teacher Remember Dates Baking Eyebrows Florine Small [ Flo Fashion Designer Temper Art Fingernails Eva Marie Sorensen Dimples Stenographer Bridge Grades Dimples Movelda Swopes | Movy Farmer History English Giggle Vernon Smythe | Smitty Doctor Laughing Science Jokes Mildred Stitt | Millie Opera Singer Bridge Twirling Figure Henry Teter | Bud Voice Enid Vondy Blondie College Chemistry Math Sunflowers Gladys Walter Irish Surgical Nurse Fudge Sandwiches Curly Hair Edna Wehrly | Shorty Telephone Stubborness Cooking Domestic Art Ruben Weikum 1 Rube Projectionist Science History Eyes JZnapd ho td 9 (1) Tch, Tch—Buddy! (2) Someday I’ll Understand. (3) Oil, What it Seemed To Be! (4) I’ll Walk Alone. (5) It Might As Well Be Spring. (6) Oh, Those Pins! (7) Did You Ever Get That Feeling? (8) Thundering Herd. (9) More Pins! (10) Oh, You Kid! (11) Marching Along Together. (12) Did We Suffer? (I) One Sunday Morning! (2) Bottoms Up! (3) Rumbling Wreck? (4) I’ll Be True! (5) Pinecrest Follies. (6) My Buddy. (7) On The Shores of Seepage-Ditehee— (8) Aw-------Gee! (9) If At First You Don’t Succeed—Why? (10) One Alona (II) The Pause That Refreshes. (12) I'll Grow Up Some Day. (13) Dry Subject? (1) Oh, These Sophomores. (2) We're All Wet! (3) We Threx . (4) Batter Up! (5) Huba, Huba!! (6) Along the Way. (7) Seeing Double? (8) You’ll Never Know! (9) Sophisticated Sophie. (10) Sometimes I Wonder? (11) Just Pals. (12) Pop-Eyed Editor. (13) B.H.S. in Action. (14) Hearts on Our Sleeves. (15) The One on Top is Bill. (16) Bell Bottom Trousers. (17) Hunting Dear? I (1) The Cat Swallowed the Canaries? (2) Study In Faces. (3) Up A Tree? (4) Typical Seniors? (5) Pete—On Ice? (fi) Going My Way? (7) I’ll Be Okay in the Morning. (8) Typical Grc enhom. (9) The Glad Plaid. (10) The END. (11) Tarry. Terry? (12) I’ll Get By. Know Those Who Sponsor The Sagebrush . . . Much of the success of the ’46 SAGEBRUSH is due to the support of the following Brush business men and professional men who, through their advertising, have helped make possible the publication of this year’s annual. Best Wishes to Seniors MORGAN CLEANERS Phone 217 Brush, Colo. Good Luck, Seniors, Upon Your Graduation FARMERS STATE BANK Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of “46” FIRST NATIONAL BANK Good Luck, Seniors We Wish You Success and Happiness PUBLIC SERVICE Phone 236 Brush, Colo. Best Success, Seniors GRAUEL DRUG STORE Rudolph and Harvey Phone 81 Brush, Colo. Compliments of McLAGAN CREAMERY Phone 231 Brush, Colo. BLAUERS FOR FLOWERS Brush, Colorado FOSTER LUMBER CO. Phone 8 Brush, Colo. BRUSH LUMBER CO. Phone 71 Brush, Colo. BRUSH PAINT APPLIANCE STORE Brush, Colorado NELSON SHOE SHOP Brush, Colorado Congratulations, Seniors JACKSON STUDIO Phone 119-J Brush, Colo. Best Wishes For Success EMERSON THEATRE Phone 68 Brush, Colo. Best Success, Seniors BRUSH BAKERY COFFEE SHOP Phone 23-W Brush, Colo. Best Wishes for Success, Seniors STARR’S CLEANERS Phone 61-W Brush, Colo. BARNES EQUIPMENT International Trucks Farm Equipment Phone 112 Brush, Colo. RED AND WHITE GROCERY Brush, Colorado Good Luck, Seniors DUCKWALL’S 5 10 Phone 349-J Brush, Colo. LANG’S ECONOMY STORE Phone 23-J Brush, Colo. STENBACK’S REAL ESTATE Phone 47 Brush, Colo. Congratulations, Seniors BRUSH FOOD MARKET Phone 110 Brush, Colo. GAMBLE STORE Phone 147 Brush, Colo. THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Brush, Colorado Congratulations, Seniors THE VOGUE Phone 133 Brush, Colo. Success for the future, Seniors BURBREDGE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 89-J Brush, Colo. Best Wishes—Class of “46” EAVES JEWELER ELLEDGE RADIO SHOP Phone 4-J Brush, Colo. Best Wishes, Seniors G. A. McMULLEN, Jeweler Phone 4-W Brush, Colo. Our Compliments, Seniors STAMPER DRUG CO. Phone 98 Brush, Colo. BOB’S CAFE Phone 90 Brush, Colo. Best Wishes to the Senior Qass COOPERRIDER’S CAFE Phone 278 Brush, Colo. Success in the Future FOOS’ BARBER SHOP LEBSOCK REAL ESTATE AGENCY Phone Brush 318 Brush and Fort Morgan Seniors, We Congratulate You LEBSOCK CLOTHING STORE Phone 111 Brush, Colo. Best Wishes For Success CARROLL MOTOR CO. Phone 9 Brush, Colo. Compliments of STARR’S BARBER SHOP Phone 115-J Brush, Colo. C. A. GRAY REAL ESTATE Phone 83 Brush, Colo. We Wish You Success in Years To Come J. C. PENNY CO. Phone 247 Brush, Colo. Our Best Wishes Go With You, Seniors BRUSHLAND DRUG CO. Phone 400 Brush, Colo. Best Wishes CARROLL HOTEL Phone 20 Brush, Colo. TIEMAN GROCERY Phone 230 Brush, Colo. CONTINENTAL OIL CO. Phone 160 Brush, Colo. Best Luck, Seniors BEERY HARDWARE CO. Phone 36 Brush, Colo. Good Luck and Success to The Class of “46” REINERT OIL CO Phone 108-J Brush, Colo. BATES DRUG STORE Phone 66 Brush, Colo. V. H. STORE Congratulations, Seniors Phone 353 Brush, Colo. •f) u to g a p h.4