Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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O. B. Schooley C. A. Gray J. C. Malchow B. M. Madsen Dr. w. e. Turner An Appreciation to the School Board The Brush High School wishes to express its appreciation to the men who have served so faithfully and well on the school board. They not only have given us service and the best of whatever they could afford but also have taught us what the necessary qualities are if we, too, are to serve the public. By observing the characters and personality of these public-serving men we have learned that we must do the following things: Whatever we undertake to do. we must determine to finish it: we must be calm and meet the world in a human way: we must use good judgment and be dependable: we must be friendly and congenial: we must be jolly and enjoy life: if we wish to do our best toward helping an undertaking, we must be willing to give our time to it. Biush High School has a very friendly and appreciative attitude toward its school board, but how could our feeling be otherwise with such men as these as directors? Helen Hansen.

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CENTRAL PLATOON SCHOOL BRUSH HIGH SCHOOL

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Mr. R. D. Cash Superintendent Who hasn't seen his cheery smile, who hasn’t enjoyed his talks about “the finest thing in the world ? He has done much for our school and is always thinking of new ways to help the students to enjoy more fully their educational life. Miss Evangeline Anderson Secretary The busy secretary, who has charge of the “excuses in the office, is well-liked by all the students of Brush High School and is always interested in their inter- ests.” MR. A. E. Corfman Principal Here is a man! He is busy, kindly, sympathetic, always inter- ested; he is always for us. He is one who has done the best he can for the school and who. though he may be busy, has time for a friend- ly. helpful word with us! Through smiles and troubles his attitude is always one of loyalty to dear B. H. S. and to us. [6]