Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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MUSIC • • ❖ Choir The Choir of 1949 consisted of 98 voices, under the direc- -tion of Mr. Andrews. The Choir sang at the Nativity and traveled to Sterling to sing at the North- eastern Festival. They attended the Spring Festival at Fort Collins, receiving the us- ual high honors. Climaxing the en- joyable year, the Choir pre- sented their Annual Con- cert May 15. (THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BRUSH HOME AUTO SUPPLY)

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Senior Class Prophecy Paul McDill, the coach at Aggies, is down here on vacation from his rigid football training schedule. Attention! ladies — a new television show will start soon, starring that great comedian, Dwight Messer, the BeArrco quartet, Joyce Christensen, Beverly Bretzke, Blanche Hoffman, and Sylvia Wecker, and Mrs. Schookbamn, played by Doris Ann Law. Mrs. Kenneth Makings, formerly Mary Smythe, Mrs. Ray Haller, formerly June Selby, and Mrs. Lee Trout, the former Peggy Moeller, have just published a new recipe book, containing their own recipes. For you young girls, this book is a bargain at any price. And now a bit of news from that great town, Brush Colorado. Jim McCracken has resigned as Principal of Brush High School, after five years, and he is the biggest DeMoto-Blymouth dealer in the U. S. The Ganphear Motor Company, located in Brush is a small branch of Jim’s business. Rachel Vondy has started an Ice Cream Parlor on her ranch south of Woodrow and it is said she has a thriving business. Adolph Bollig recently purchased shares in the Dill Tobacco Company. Emerson Talbott is the new editor of “Strife” magazine. Raymond Blake, the well-known midget-auto dare-devil, has won the Minneapolis speed race for the third time in a row, and the third time is said to be a charm. Lawrence Ely took first prize at the national poultry show at Chicago with his prize hens that he raised on his farm northeast of Brush. Morton Boxer, the multi-millionaire sheep man, has announced that he is starting a sheep show, to run each year in competition with the stock show. It has recently been announced that the new Mr. America of 1960 is Jerry Richards of Brush, Colorado. A new chain of theaters across the country are growing daily under the wise ownership and management of that up and coming young man, Bill Lipps. The All-American football star, Jim Lorens en, is reported giving up football for a theatrical agent desk; of course he only plans to handle big name STARRS. For all you sports loving people, Darwin Tomky’s new Dude Ranch in Montana offers good hunting and fishing along with many other enjoyable and relaxing recreations. The juvenile delinquency has decreased by 75% since Chief of Police, Peder Back took over in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The President has appointed Betty Mae Bass as his personal secretary. She sets a record as being the first woman to hold that position. Florence Ford has also been appointed as the President’s personal nurse to assist his personal physician. The Bamum and Bailey Circus will be at Madison Square Garden this week, and one of their big features is the man who takes electricity into his body, Albert Ruhl. And now I’ll close with this parting word, goodnight! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MORGAN LAUNDRY

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Hark How—I). FerpuHon, I . Hack, G. Richard, It. Allen, G. Ott, I . Kaxtler, J. I,incharger, II. McLa an, N. MoLatcan, l . Ilretzke, I), offxinger, XI. Johanxcn, V. Illexxing, I». Hildebrand, l . Law, J. Noffxinger, I Ely, I . Hildebrand, J. thrixtcnxcn. Second How— lr. Andrew , I). Reichert, J. Ilartwig, M. Hiilil, S. Loiik, L. Marietta, T. Lewi , ,1. Ott, M. Smith, M. MeMiillen, A. Church, I,. Mciniimer, I). W alter , S. Jolinxon, J. .lone , M. Oxtwald, M. AdaniN, S. Weeker, I . Illexxing, J. Walker. Firxt How— . W'eimer, I), ( oultliard, R. MacDonald, I). Coleman, A. Voridy, M. Lorenxen, II. Hunt, V. Koxtman, J. Simmon , A. Anderaen, H. ygaard, V. Lewi , M. Wendt, M. Dalim , I,. Sprint, 10. Koehler, G. W'etz- barner, C. Helfaelincider, I). Starr. Under the direction of Mr. J. A. Andrews, the ’49er band had a very successful year. The band played and marched at all home football games. They worked out several unusual formations. The fifty-four members and eight twirlers, with Ruth Nygaard as majorette, attended the Denver Univer- sity Band Day at Denver in November. The Brush High School Band participated in the Dstrict Music Festival which was held at Fort Morgan in March. They also took part in the State Music Festival which was held at Fort Collins on May 1. Orchestra Hack How—M. Weber, V. Lewi , M. McMullen, Mr. Andrew , M. Dnhmx, 1. Wendt, I . Hildebrand. Second How—II. Goeken, A. Smith, C. Smith, 10. Cinddl, il. Hinc, J. LInebarger, L. Sprig;»?, I . Walter , T. Lewi , II. Johanxen, A. Andcrxen, 10. Koehler, IJ. Starr. Firxt How—W. Thomxon, M. Smith, II. Wetr.harger, E. Thorn , J. Ott, II. Wood, A. Church, G. Hicliard, I . Hildebrand, J. 11 art wig, G. Wet .barger. The Orchestra performed this year at the Armistice Day Program, Graduation Excercises, Jun- ior Class Play, and the One-Act Play Festival. They also attended and played at both the Conference Orchestra Festival and the State Music Festival. (THIS PAG 10 SPONSORED BY FOSTER LUMBER and BRUSH MOTOR SALES)