Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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JUNIORS Ft rat roir- Pabst, I . Pollock, Young, M. Olson. M. Petersen, Stallsworth. Second roir—Higgins, K. Jensen. K. Steinfort. Morford. It. Messenger. Third roir—J. Smith. Mosher, M. Sorenson. It. Ituhl. Coulter. Fourth roir Armstrong. Pryde, Middlemlst. A. Ilarman. Thomason. iifth roir Masters. Jorgenson, IJndell. Bolllot. K. Christensen. Carlson. [ Page Thirteen )

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Greenwood — Yauger — Walker — Paxton JUNIORS On September 24, 1928, we, unsuspecting, newly-harvested, rather small beets, entered the B. H. S. Sugar Factory. We were soon awakened by our superiors, the granulated sugar class, to find that our banner of which we had been so proud was only a green top. After going through inspection, slicing, and other humiliating processes, we were suf- ficiently educated to discard our green banner for one of blue and gold. Then with our motto, “Esse Quam Videre,” we were prepared for the first stage of sugar manufacture. During the first stage we entertained the syrup, brown sugar, and granulated sugar classes at a party in the form of a circus. Then, gaining more courage, we had a skating party all our own. At the end of the year after the managers and over-seers had finished their inspection, how happy we were—that is, most of us—for we were then far enough advanced to be called syrup. During the syrup stage we were represented in almost all organizations of the factory. There was not as much syrup as there had been beets, but our superiors were beginning to realize that we had “pep” and ability. This last year has been a very active one under our foremen, Miss Bone and Mr. Bcrcsford. We are known as brown sugar. On October 27 we gave a carnival which was a great success. Every kind of amusement was offered from hula-hula dancers to a chamber of horrors. The brown sugar class play was “Apple Blossom Time.” In May we delighted our seniors, the granulated sugar class, with a banquet in farewell. Next year we hope to fill their sacks and be as great an honor to our factory as this very highest grade of granulated sugar has been. CLASS OFFICERS Clarke Yauger ------------- President Alice Walker Eleanor Paxton...........Vice-President Phillip Greenwood [ Pane Twelve ] Secretary Treasurer 193 1 m

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SAGEBRUSH JUNIORS ! I irut roir II. Itolinger. J. Sorensen, F. Mitts, W. Howe , Esther Howard, Laugesen. Second rote—Burbridge, Yatiger, Amen, Epperson, Eldon Howard. Third roic—Waters, M. Zurawski. Chandler, Larsen, .1. Vancil. Fourth rote—R. Johnson. P. Greenwood, T. Mitts. Gore. Grlsmore. I.. Christensen. Fifth roir—Whisler. McNeill, E. Paxton, Keener. Ilauserman, R. Petersen. [ Page Four tern 1 1 93 1