Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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The class of 62 not only displayed their academic achievements by receiving a record number of scholarships and diplomas, but also displayed their music abilities and talents. Members of the girls triple trio which sang, You'H Never Walk Alone, were C. Plank, J. Hartwig, M. Dahms, C. Mercer, J. Mortensen, K. Koehler, R. Bol- inger, M. Davis, and J. Lebsock, and accompanist, K. Friehauf. Members of a quartet which sang, Ivory Pala- ces were J. Freeman, M. Chapman, C. Schippert, D. Krout, and accompan- ist K. Friehauf. Members of the girls chorus were, bottom to top, left to right, J. Grippin, S. Gordon, R. Thomas, C. Schippert, C. Plank, A. Schippert, K. Friehauf, K. Peed, J. Hartwig, B. Scholz, A. Leis, M. Chapman, M. Brock, K. Koehler, C. Wolfe, J. Lebsock, J. Mortensen, S. Becker, M. Dahms, M. Davis, D, Morse, C. Mercer, K. Rayback, S. Schilling. Don Kirst, Carlo Mercer, and Kathy Frie- hauf entered instrumental solos in the pro- gram while Jess Freeman contributed a vo- cal solo.

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CLASS OF 1962 Evonne Kay Asheim Duane Ross Baade Sandra Kay Becker Alicia Rae Benish Margaret Janet Blake Robin Ann Bolinger Melva Jean Brock Wayne Cecil Bramblett Dennis Dale Burt Mary Ella Chapman Lance Stephen Christensen Theresa May Chvatal Clifford Maurice Clay David Fredrick Crouch Mary Maigaret Dahms Marcia Jane Davis Judy Ann Doane Patricia Velora Doman J. Larry Glen Duckworth Samuel Jay Echelberger John William Florian Jesse Owen Freeman Kathleen Kay Friehauf Donald Eugene Gabriel Sandra Nadine Gordon Jacquelyn lone Grippin Charles Edmond Hall Laurie Ann Harbert Janice Luelda Hart wig Beverly Ann Heagney Donald Edward Kirst John Mark Kjeldgaard Karen Lee Koehler Donald Clarence Krout Shirley Mae Lage Byron Kent Larsen Janet Lucille Lebsock Anitra Leis Paul Henry Lintner Dennis Dean Loose Donald Martin Lundgren Albert C. Lusby Donna Marie Manning Jeadie William Massey Jr. Carol Elaine Mercer Donald Norris Mereness David Mayo Mereness Thomas Dayton Monnahan Dianna Marie Morse Jeanne Ann Mortensen David Lynn Olson Karen Ann Peed Betty Carolyn Plank Karen Maxine Rayback Henry Walter Ruig Sandra Kay Schilling Arlene Luella Schippert Carolyn Jeanne Schippert Barbara Jean Scholz Douglas Barnes Schomerus Paul Andrew Staby Ronald Roy Stoops Carol Gayleen Teter Rita Rae Thomas Betty Lou Thompson Stanley K. Thompson Almo Donald Tomasini Arthur Richard Walter John Robert Watrous Eldon Keith Weiss Carrie Louise Wolfe 22

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When the Class of 1962 entered BHS in the fall of 1958, it had 113 members, electing Mark Kjeldgaard, Ron Stoops, and John Watrous to the offices of president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer. They built the bonfire for Homecoming, and they also collected the first place ribbon for their float. As sophomores they again won the Homecoming float prize. A. C. Lusby, Ron Stoops, Dennis Loose, and Karen Koehler were elected class officers. At the junior level the class planned and presented the prom. The theme was Fascination. The class contributed four of the ten members on the state runner- up basketball team. All four of the senior cheerleaders were juniors. Class officers included A. C. Lusby, John Watrous, Mary Dahms, and Karen Koehler. Highlights of the senior year included participating in taking state basketball and track championships. The class officers were Paul Staby, Don Gabriel, Mary Dahms, and David Olson. The class chose Not the sunset, but the dawn as their motto. Shades of blue were their colors. The rose was the class flower. The Class of 1962 graduated on May 31, 1962. This year the Class of 62 selected Bonnie Sandoz, Karen Howlett, Mark Kastler and Larry Mills to escort the class during the commencement and baccalaureate exercises. It has been traditional to have four escorts. Because the Class of 62 has a large membership, it felt that twelve ushers instead of eight ushers were necessary to handle the many relatives and friends who would attend the formalities. Those elected were Barbara Char- tier, Jan Bostron, Sue Osborn, Patty Friehauf, Judy Olson, Pam Meier, Ray Christensen, Bob Van Dyke, Gary Wofford, F. D. Stoops, Bob Smith and Tom Linker. 24