Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Choir Burk Row—A. Smith, I!. Hoffninn, J. ('hrixtensen, S. lioxcr, M. Ackley, M. Ely, I. Ford, K. I.iinkcii, B. Mi'Lait- an, H. Slili, It. I.orenaen, F. Ilurnctl, I,. Lormsm, ,1. Rudolph, C. Hoff, F. I.uetlii, M. McMullen, l . Hedies», K. Hates, .1. Funk. Fourth How—1 . Wilcox, M. Sorensen, .1. Stitt, l„ Stenhack, H. Miller, P. Moeller, ». Starr, II. Voffsinecr, I,. I.tisby, K. Brurhei, |{. Talhott, .1. I.orensen. Sullivan, %. Mel,«Kan, K. Mein injicr, M. Saucrhreit, E. Ost- u.ild, 31. Ilanielsen, F. Kurd, C. (’lift. Third How—I). Wamholt, . Owens. I . I.eis, . I'elersen, ,1. Peterson. C. Talbott, 1. Thornshy, J. Baeh, R. Reib, R. Hiller. K. Walter, ('. I.eis, (i. Hail. I». Ilaeh, I . Hastier, H. Danielsen, I). 31 aeree, V. Lewi , R. Stratton. Second Row—(i. Wet' .bar e'er, H. Koehler, I. Sullivan. R. Llipp, .1. Makings, .1. Pabst. J. Ott, E. Starr, .1. Aoff- sineer. It. Johansen, J. 31ne eill, .1. Johnson, I). Fvans, A. Church, 31. Ilahnis, I,. Spriee. I). Walter, 1 . Hastier, 31. Wendt. Front Row—P. Hansen, S. Weeker, S. Petersen. W. Thomson, H. Reiehert, It. 3lueller, I). Fereuson, J. Ilart- wie, F. 31iller, 3lr. Seguine, 31. Sinythe, l . Law, J. Itresnahan, .1. Walker, 31. J. Weber, It. Wamholt, . Weiiner, A. Anderson. B. H. S. boasted of a choir of one hundred voices this year. Under the capable direction of Mr. Seguine a very enjoyable year was spent. The choir sang at the Nativity. A Northeastern festival, the first of its kind, was held in Brush February 17. The choir attended the Spring festival at Boulder, where they received their usual high honors. A concert May 3 climaxed this year’s activities. Choir Officers President....................Edgar Lassen Vice-President ....................Emerson Talbott Secretary-Treasurer. .. .Georgia Wetzbarger Student Representative. .. Dorothy Reichert Sponsor................................Mr. Seguine

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Orchestra Front How—W. '1'honiNon, IS. Starr, H. Miller, M. J. Weber, li. LcvtIn, E. I-nn en. Second Row—M. Smith, 1. Ackley, II. Goekcn, A. Smith, .1. Kataenlmek, It. McLaifim, D. Wilcox, B. Wood, J. Ott, 1 . Kaatlcr, J. Hnrtwlg:, D. Starr. Third Row—,1. Hollis, J. Rach, E. Thoman, II. WetxbarKer, I). Black, I). Walter, I . McDill, I,. I.orensen, A. An- derson, B. Johansen, A. Capper, I). Stinton, E. Koehler, G. Wet barsrer. Back Row—I . Kastlcr, V. Lewis, M. McMullen, Mr. Sejgulne, M. Dahms, I . Hildebrand. Missint?—G. Richard, H. Stitt. Orchestra this year consisted of thirty-nine members. They performed at the Junior class play, Armistice day program and graduation exercises. The criticisms received at the district festival in Morgan were very helpful in preparing for the Northeastern Festival given at Boulder April 12 and 13. A concert was given April 22 to climax this year’s activities. Concert Maud Front Row—G. Richard, I . Hastier, J. Ott, M. J. Weber, I). Wilcox, D. Stinton. Second Row—S. Wecker, A. Church, L. Sprigs, M. Ackley, S. Lnngr, J. Ott, A. Capper, R. Johansen, II. Stitt, E. Lassen, J. Linebnrgor, C. Relfsohnelder, D. Stanley, R. Meinlnsrer, J. Katzenbach. Third Row—G. Wet «barker, M. Adams, IL Allen, M. Ostwald, S. Johnson, I . Illessin», T. Lewis, D. Wilcox, D. Law, R. MacDonald, It. Thornsby, I). Walter, V. Blessing:, J. Noffslnper, It. Kostman, B. Lorensen, I . Bach, D. Aoffsinger, L. Lorensen, A. Anderson, It. McLacan. Back Row—W. Thomson, V. Lewis, M. McMullen, Mr. SeKuine, N. McLnifan, M. Lebsock, K. Starr, It. Lewi , M. Dahms, I . Hildebrand. Missing:—It. Wood, I». McDill. The band of “48” had fifty-four members and eight twirlers. The snappy majorette this year was Marjorie Sauerbreit. The band made some important improvements—the new gold trousers which now complete the uniform, and two new Sousaphones, making the back row shine. The band marched during the half at all the home football games. The annual band day con- test whicn was held October 13, at Boulder, was attended. This marks the first time that the Brush band has entered. The conference bands held a festival at Fort Morgan March 2 as a tune-up for the District State Music Festival. This festival was held in Boulder, April 12 and 13, at which time the band won its usual high honors.