Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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 H ELMER CROSS FRED CLAY DELLA MADSEN The good die young; that lets me out” Post Graduate Post Graduate Member B. U. H. S., 1-2-3-4-5 Glee Club, 3 Band, 5 Interclass Basketball, 3 Senior Qlass Poem We're saying farewell to ()ld Brush High, Tis no wonder we're loath to depart. For work, and laughter, and friendship. Have hound us firmly in heart. To leave brings a hit of a heartache. For we know that when Autumn is here For us there will he no returning To scenes that our mem‘nes hold dear. Brush High, the things you have taught us Will help in the long years to come. To bring out the best that is in us. And add to the whole of Life's sum. We will guard forever your honor. To add to your glory we'll strive. So. Brush High, keep a small corner In your heart for Class Twenty-five. —Wilma Eikenbarv [ 15 ] I

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H E S A G E B R U S H HELEN ELIZABETH POTTER, “Patty Constancy Member B. LT. H. S., 4 Interclass Basketball, 4 (ilee Club, 4 Debating Society, 4 NOLA ELVA BRET A RAICH ART Accommodating Member B. U. H. S., 1-2-3-4 RALPH EDMUND SORENSON. “Toughy” Some things can wait hut not a date Member B. U. H. S., 2-3-4 (ilee Club, 2-3-4 Orchestra, 2-3-4 Operetta. 2-3-4 Play, 2-3 CARL ALFRED STEFKENSON Leisurely, always Member B. U. H. S., 2-3-4 Stock Judging DONALD LEHMAN RICHARD, “Sunshine’’ “How about studying a little?” Member B. U. H. S., 1-2-3-4 Interclass Basketball. 4 Class Officer, 3 Stock Judging, 3 WILLARD RICHARD Sot only good, but good for nothing Member B. U. H. S., 1-2-3-4 Stock Judging, 2 BERTHA MILDRED THOMA The earth is a long way from the sky. That's nothing—so am T Member B. U. H. S., 2-3-4 Play, 3 ARTHUR RAYMOND TURPIN, “Turp” Certainly, anything is all right with me” Member B. U. H. S., 1-2-3-4 Play, 3-4 Operetta, 3-4 Glee Club, 1-2-3 Orchestra, 2-3-4 Class Officer, 1-2-4 Annual Staff, 2 Basketball. 4 Cheer Leader, 4

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Senior fflass Will By Theresa Lewis We. the Seniors of Brush High School, being of sound minds and great in- telligence. do hereby, on this twenty-ninth day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty-five. make, devise and publish this our last will and testament that the classes succeeding us will have a lasting remembrance of our merits. To the school at large, we do give our three pennants, should they ever return to B. H. S. To the Juniors, we do give our everlasting love and affection as we bequeath to them the right of every Senior class to he held supreme in class prestige. In addition, sadly we do leave to the Class of ’26, Marion Brownlee. Donald Richard. Clark Brown, Chester Myers. Willard Richard. Harry Iverson and Frank Pitkin. 1. Florence Dean, do will my ambition to be a lawyer to Helen White. I. Ceorge Gibbs, do will my chuckle to Edna Rasmussen, that she may be heard occasionally. 1. Vera Malchow, do will my Nebraska friend to Hazel Resell that she may have letters to read. I. Elmore Fries, do bequeath my weakness for letting jokers get my goat to Frances Gibbs. 1. Helen Potter, do bequeath my position at Nelson's to Maudie Burrous that she may add to her list of responsibilities. 1, Hubert Madsen, do will Ruth Chipman my Senior picture so that at least one ] erson will remember me. I. Genevieve Giaque, do will my Morgan friends to Pearl King, that she also may have stock phrases for Monday morning conversations. I. Adna Forrest, do bequeath my great stature to Ted Lewis, that he too may he a big man some day. I. Beulah McMullen, do bequeath my boisterous ways to Nellie Hersinger that she may overcome her timidity. I. Ralph Sorenson, do will my good opinion of myself to Pauline Frazee to complete what she has. I. Dorothy Acre, do bequeath my good nature to Lillian Gibbs that next year's Seniors may have jieace. I, Harry Copeland, do will my indisputable basketball prowess to “Slim” Slocum that B. H. S. may not lack in stars when I am gone. 1. Mae Coss, do bequeath to Vivian Whittington my excess height that Vivian may not always be a little girl. I. Allan McMillan, do will my position in Grand's drug store to Claude Starr that he too may have time to study. I. Bertha Thoma, do will my sobriety to Thelma Stromsoe. who usually giggles at the wrong moment. 1. Theresa Lewis, do will my “News job to Clark Brown that he may have a plausible excuse for tardiness when he oversleeps. I. Carl Steffenson, do bequeath my place in the farm shop to Louis Middle- mist. that he may soil his hands occasionally. I. Florence Pifer, do bequeath to Ruth Kammerer my curly hair so that she will no longer have to curl hers. I. Gapen Dean, do will my title of Gallopin’’ to John Hansen, that he may develop some speed. I. Cora Albers, do leave my best wishes to the Class of '26, who became too slow for me. [10]