Charles F Brush High School - HiLite Yearbook (Lyndhurst, OH)

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Q l 6 ...Q ' 52-'37 5, , 'Qu I ll. is I ' un' . , .sig 44 ',. ix f!i,,3e ,L YI. '47 ls.i ,'1.b lffieff-if 5 t t '12, Q. A ' A .N t fs fl S, m 0 0 ll an n tl I e m p 0 A small segment of the band, which is actually its directing group, is the Band Honor Society. This selective body, chosen on the basis of musicianship, leadership, service, and citizenship, has as its responsibility the planning of vari- ous band activities. Some of these duties are the promotion of ticket sales, pub- licity for band concerts. planning of programs. and a general concern for any problems which arise. The officers of this society are: Don Hamp- ton, president: Nancy Moore. vice president: and Jeanette Stuchel, secretary-treasurer. Pictured at the upper right are the members of the Band Honor Society: B. Sprague. D. Havre. D, Crozier. IJ. Hampton. j. Stuchel, G. Frankel. lf. Helsing. and D. Ralston. Pictured at the lower right are the members of the Band Council: 51. Bilkey. R. Selle. C. Block, M. Howard. and Nl. Cain. '31 2-5 r '35 A-W k ,-

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fs ZZ f I eff . A i I V i l V. . g f 6 lg , s Mfg Mr. Frank Miller, director f- aww?-S A Q aye 1 The band pyuls un an show in ilsc-If-il sa-ls the Falling leaves and brisk, snappy band music! This is the mood and tempo which our Brush High Band sets so well. Beginning with the football season, the organi- zation follows a very full calendar of events under the leadership of its director, Mr. Frank Miller. A pep assembly without the band would lack zest and color. Of course, the group performs at half time at all football games. whether they are at home or away. lt is an annual custom that the band participate in the Armistice Day assembly, the Memorial Day parade, and the Maple Sugar Festival at Chardon. Other highlights are a spring concert and a com- bined band concert with Shaw and Garfield. XY'hateyer free time is still available is then de- yoted to practice for solo and ensemble entries at music contests. Next come the exciting appearances at the Browns' football games in the Cleveland Stadium and performances at the Barons' ice hockey games. One of the most rewarding experiences was the selection of the Brush High Band as the Band of the Year to appear on the Baldwin-XY'allace foot- ball field. 4:54--F . in 'Wil X M V Nu-.i 4-wfss3,,3s gk X ,X A .. ,IH XT' V fa H kr A1 X x 'ali' BARITONIES Bt. ciI.,xRINETs if stat-mi sAxAPHoxr.s ntmntii iaorymoxrs Imtws . 5 -'o 'erguson S. Hliigrwrf -,V ,,m,m,m, H yffrg-U llgimig in ,mmm xi ixamnt- in tsianthafd ii .l- limfflff li.Zimn1t'rm.in RA,,h,h Hampton D HA U' B lmnli Q Q-A S M r,,,1dhL-rg Nh lffur Hou IL. ll Mtf nllougli li bthultl l'll ll p Hulamg H110 Sriurul I-NU Q Yloltlwin ll. Q fi -a'n'L ' Q' lflfnffilh 1 i..xaixi i s 'i'i..,mp5.m 'NIMH i RH':QQ2 l 1 'f'W' . l'flV'n - . il il ..lIl.lYfl Y Llarke XY' Lintlenbt-rgtr M 1-HU 51r1Jf,n.,1,j D S'l'UPVYn A Defnrlo ll. Lt-:bling ID lwhr PN KOLUF Mthretor D 5l 'L'N t, lrankt-l s, lation c,1.tfi.tf Mins R fP'A'N ' YI iimftitit ii, sittin-...nt is iss i-mnitt-1 'rgitiat-U U- lfffifvwfn'-fn ,I Hawk M. Mathi I I ARIXI 'I N llaserodt 1'-J--mfr '- MW in tim Wllff mssoox Tl BAN ixiiiiiiihtvttt i 5l'i f5 'm' tiiiitiiiifi fffskff yi natty 3 QffffZLI li lifiifm wffwfs ffSff'JA'W HORN ft' 'Iii l. l'osrItu.tit I. Nt-ik ll lletker Byrne Larr N lx an l' XY .rlrtr -X Nmnlwry D Nluure Krozier Bt-nl.imin ID ll H-if n 18

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vu YI Carol Vargo. lfileen Klemenc. Sarah Ball. Fran Mancino. janet Basler. Carol Anthony. janet Brunner. Marilyn Clausen, Diana Rose. Sandra Nlacgregor. Nancy Leifer. Donna Matilo. Miss Xlfoodworth issues uniforms for the haskethall season to the sarsity cheerleaders, Prana' our l91l Cllverleaders urge uctory . . . Autumn leases and crisp air are synonymous with foothall. But what game would he complete without our liseli group of cheerleaders. They provide that dynamic spark of enthusiasm which rocks our stands and carries our teams on to xictorxy But all is not glory on the football field or hardwood floor for this small spirited group. After a series of school-wide competitions. the memhers of the squad spend countless hours in practice sessions. All of our pep assemblies, aimed at rousing the school spirit and boosting team morale, are largely planned hy our cheerleaders together with their sponsor. Miss Frances Xlfoodworth. This year the junior High cheerleaders are under the direction of Nliss Klart' Rader. While sitting in the auditorium, the sarsity cheerleaders and Miss Vfooduorth ponder oser an idea lor the next neo assembly.