Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Honor Societies Gain Thirty-Three At the end of the first semester the faculty of Brush High selected the students to represent this school in National Honor Soci- ety. The students were chosen on the basis of leadership, citizenship, character and service to the school. In order to be considered, each student must have a cumulative semester grade average of 3.00. The percentages chosen from each class are set by the Nation- al Honor Society. Ten percent of the freshman class and 5% of the sophomore class are selected each year to Junior Honor Society. The same figures apply to the junior and senior classes, respectively, in Senior Honor Society. Seniors already in Senior Honor Society are Patti Beckley, Gaynor Bloom, Terry Ferguson, Sandra Harryman, Judy Lorensen, Sharon Madsen, Cheryl Marwitz, Faye Weiss, Patsy Weiss, and Julie White. New seniors include Marilyn Kulp, Brendy Lee, Sharon Morman, Mike Pfost, and Mollie Torrez. Newly selected Juniors are Valda Conover, Eddie Cooperrider, Dennis Cox, Sharon Kauff- man, Donna Oblander, Marlene Peters, Maria Perez, Juanita Rios, Susan Wagers, and Debbie Wilson. Stephen Brown, Rex Christensen, Sharon Flinn, Zeke Friehauf, Polly Gunther, Doug Hartwig, Russell Hunt, Vince Laso, Jane Lynch, Bonnie Marwitz, Richard Perez, Wayne Ruby, and John Wolta were elected to Junior Honor Society last year. Those soph- omores chosen this year are Mike Cook, Charlotte Eicher, Larry Kulp, Steve Kuntz, and Kristine Krohn. Jane Flinn, Mark Gebauer, Barry Geist, Russell Kauk, Pam Mitchell, Eddie Pabst, Carol Paynter, Rueben Perez, Clay Ruebel, Rhonda Scoville, Cecilia Torrez, Henry Williams, and Jolie Wolf constitute the freshmen selected as members of Junior Honor Society. 18

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Students of the Month was an honor awarded to two Brush High stu- dents every month. The advisory groups made the nominations of a boy and girl which were then taken to student council on Wednesday. The council voted on these nominees and made the final decision. The two receiving the most votes were invited to student council to receive an honor pin and were further recognized by having their picture and a story run in the school newspaper. For the month of September students selected were Julie Opp, edi- tor of the paper, and Casey Davis, Homecoming King. Julie White, Homecoming Queen, and Rick Holmes, football captain were honored for October, while Gaynor Bloom, president of Thespians, and Terry Christensen, All-State Basketball member, were voted in for November. Pep club president, Patsy Weiss, and student council vice-president, Brendy Lee, received the most votes for December. For the month of January, Mike Pfost, All Conference basketball player, and Sharon Mad- sen, Honor Society member, were the outstanding students, while Bemie Clark, Mr. Beetdigger, and Charlene Houston, state oratorical speaker, won the honors for February. Ron Samples, state wrestler, and Sharon Meininger, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award winner, were chosen for March. The final students selected for the 1969-70 school year were Dave Miller, state choir member, and Joan Lynch, Prom Queen. 17

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