Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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HACK HOW—It. Atkinson, A. Hull I, A. Ilolliu, I.. Gimb« l, 1. Hoxer, ,1. I.orensen, . l ‘l aK'aii, II. Stitt I . Mf- I i 11. L. I.iixby. SECOM) HOW—.1. Flliott, E. Talhott, G. Hall, B. Hass, H. La|)|i, I . l »eller, B. Iloff.tiaa, .1. Christensen, M. Aeklej, H. Vondy, F. Ford, l . Eas, I,. Fly, I . Bach, F. Dixon. FRONT HOW—K. Itaeli, I.. Auurust, It. Wood, V. I.ewis, W. Thomson, M. Weber, 1. Thornshy, J. Walker, K. N'yuaard, S. Weeker, I . Hastier, D. Toniky. junior Class History The Class of ’49 was welcomed into Brush High School by go- ing through the traditional initiation. As Freshman they elected the following officers to guide them through the year: President, Harold Stitt; Vice-President, Virginia Lewis; Secretary, Joyce Christensen; Treasurer, Jim Lorensen; and Student Representative, Jim Allingham. Sponsors were Miss John- son and Mr. Mercer. The highlight for that year was the presentation of “Junior Buys a Car,” in the interclass play contest. They began their Sophomore year with the election of officers, choosing Paul McDill, President; Jim Lorensen, Vice-President; Neil McLagan, Secretary; Bud Luethi, Treasurer; and Cecil Lusby, Student Representative. Their Sponsors were Mr. Schweers and Mr. Lindberg. Their outstanding accomplishments of the year were the decor- ation for Baccalaureate and Commencement and the winning of first place in the interclass play contest with the hilarious comedy, “Angela’s Surprise.” During their Junior year they sold hot dogs at the football games, magazine subscriptions, and presented the play, “Running Wild,” to raise money for their Prom and Banquet. The Prom and Banquet was given the 29th of April and the theme was “Rainbow’s End.’ Junior Sponsors Miss Klemme and Mi. Richards $iwior Class Officers President ...........................................Cecil Lusby Vice-President....................................Virginia Lewis Treasurer ...............................Joyce Christensen Secretary..................................Mary Jane Weber Student Representative ....................Emerson Talbott

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Sophomores BACK HOW—J. Kntxenbnck, 1«. Miller, I . Hildebrand, I). Walker, C. Sorensen I». MeCn ai», .1. Rudolph, J. Mac- Neill, II. GUI, II. Tate, J. IJnebargrer. SKCOND ROW—1 . Walter, It. Miller, S. Boxer, M. Rohm, II. Welninaster, I. Sullivan, J. Peterson, M. McMullen, F. Hurnett, R. Walker, K. H rue he , I,. French, S. Miller, R. Reib, V. Blessing:, I . Kvans. FRONT ROW—I). Noffslngrer, .1. Bach, M. Tapoa, A. Anderson, It. Stratton, N. Weimer, 1 . Hansen, J. HartwlK, l . Reichert, l . Starr, J. Ilolinurr, A. Bloom, J. Johnson, C’. Schafer, B. Horton. Sophomore Class History Raring to go, the class of 1950 bounded through the halls of BHS to be welcomed by a rousing initiation. It was corralled by Miss Klemme and Mr. Seguine and ably directed by Bud Sorensen, President; Harry Tate, Vice-President; Bruce McLagan, Secretary; Donna Starr, Treasurer; and Robert Miller, Student Representative. It entered a float in th. Homecoming parade, presented an inter- class play, “The Life of The Party,” and gave Sadie Hawkins dance. This year the class of 1950 returned to BHS with renewed con- fidence and vigor! It now had the assistance of Miss Funk and Mr. Orr and was under the direction of Jon Katzenback, President; Rob- ert Miller, Vice-President; Ronny Rieb, Secretary; Dale Walker, treasurer; and Bud Sorensen, Student Representative. It won a second place in the Homecoming float and presented a prize win- ning interclass play. Highlights of the year were the traditional Sophomore hayride, a Christmas dance, and decoration for Bacca- laureate and Commencement. Sophomore Class Off leers President......................Jon Katzenback Vice-President ........................Robert Miller Secretary .........................Ronny Rieb Treasurer ..............................Dale Walker Student Council Representative. . .Bud Sorensen Sophomore Sponsors Miss Funk and Mr. Orr