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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
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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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•■ SAGEBRUSH SOPHOMORES Steinfort Waller Petteys Martin Secretary Vice-President Treasurer President A huge, green truck stopped with a load of beets in front of the B. H. S. Sugar Factory on September 3, 1929. Here we were washed and sliced by that terrible terror, initiation. The tartness was taken from us, and we were purified. The second year at B. H. S. was the syrup period. After a year’s seasoning at the factory our class tested high in sugar content. Class officers and sponsors were chosen, and each filled his position to perfection. Before the syrup could become separated, we sophomores enjoyed a class party. At the end of the year we again stole out of the factory to play at our annual sunrise picnic before we turned to brown sugar. FRESHMEN On September 3 this year, sixty-six little beets were brought into the large B. H. S. Sugar Factory to go through the four-year process of being made into sugar. Two weeks after our arrival, we were worked upon by a process which is known as initiation. One morning in assembly we gave a program in which all the little beets impersonated different grains of the refined white sugar in their beet stage. We were tested every six weeks to see if our percentage of sugar had improved. Just before the factory closed the beets were again tested and when the factory opens next year these little beets will be known as syrup. Hansen Pollock Giauque R. Walker Vice-President Secretary President Treasurer [ Page Fifteen ]
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