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

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IIIGII SCll00L DAYS 13' 'SX ..x, 'fr N 4 5 , 4 fn3,'. Your l952 Hi-Lite is an official annual publication by the student body. Neil Guda, Editor Gerald Gillie, Business Manager Mapping nut our Brush world in . . WNfllFU'l'lEI3 .,.,, sau., V. l, v'! ,MWF , qqnfn rm, Q Q- f. -'if .'W 45'A LQ4+ 1'H'11,,,11,vH4,,+ , . v 1' '4+ ' 5,5 .f- 1 '- - f ff-314 fw 1f1 A' ' 2 .., ,, LV I-gf -I ,k-644..,.Ir In ,hi 0 , A, , f :f7,5M 7?'a,,5,,.5f64 2-i-JQTW1,'Lf'4'4'!' - ,Q r vi-4 - , V f 'I. u,s,.'4i-fl. Q-'wil' Fiamz Q nt 9 fHG3w- '+:ufHs , w, 1 Q 4' ri.,,y,yzq , F-:.,.,, 4 1 sw-1 ,Q KN-Z-xv V, ii' ' .L,,'s,l , 1,595 N ggi., In ,km , . Q, Fenw- 'i?:f ?'?9-1if4 ', , - iff:-f 'TwiTyvY' 'ra n ':+ff:s'f.fra2f: . U 3 , gshffmign- A312 V f!gf:s,j.'3-71 Q5 1' E-. 1, K 5 ,,.-ai W . fx: sk 4' wa, ' Q, 1-, f , 1 .V .u M. ,ed 'xg' 9-Mp, rr, - ...upage 6 Fall Winter ..... page 40 Spring .. ..... page 72 SilP'liLlI!i1E ,ogg 'Q

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BIIYSII IN 52 year at our school . . You are now going to visit Brush High School, where you will get a glimpse of life as it goes on throughout the year. You'll review a whole year just the way it happens. Starting with the opening day in September you'll travel through the months and look in on all the events which happen daily. You'll learn about our classes, clubs, athletics, dances, and all our other inter- ests which make our high school days moments never to be forgotten. You will meet our faculty, administra- tion, and student body. These are the people who carry on the activities and traditions. They make our school one in which we can take much pride. Yes, this is our school. We hope that as you glance through this book you, too, will be proud to say, This is my school. This is Charles F. Brush! FA L L

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Peter Allan The autumn days are here again . . As September rolls around, the fall season begins. Back to school we come. Back from work and play, from vacation trips, and lazy summer months . . . Back to school again. What a wonderful time of the year fall is! High school wouldn't be the same without it. Everything has that exciting fresh new start atmosphere. We hear the coach's call on the football field, another thrilling gridiron season is about to begin. We watch the cleats dig up the dirt, we hear loyal lungs shout in lusty cheers, we see the trim majorettes strutting down the field, and the spine-tingling music of the band fills the air. There's something special about autumn days at Brush. There's the annual fall play, the traditional crowning of the football queen, and the dance of the season-the Varsity Hop -with its clever decorations of an autumn wonderland. Along with the fun and gaiety another year of study begins. Most of us don't mind coming back. We've missed the gangs, the gossip, and the games, even the classes-we'll reluctantly admit. All this comes but once in our lifetime, during our school days. THE FALL Some of us call it autumn And others call it God. q 45491 if s e t ni! 'Q X fi 1. ...-tt .f 11 X. Q , 4 .7 V W . if L-Zvi' . a ppg ,, . 7 as , ' 4,-f Mage?