Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Mr. A. Lebsock, Mr. R. Fries en- joy themselves while checking financial statements. These men have donated many hours and much thought to give the students of the Brush Schools the highest possible scholastic learning. They have worked diligently to achieve and maintain the high standard of instruction which enables us to be among the schools accredited by the North Central Association. SCHOOL BOARD Mr. E. W. Thomson anticipates an evening with the School Board. Mr. D. Kjeldgaard, Mr. H. Bolinger, and Mr. J. Lindell discuss a weighty problem of the School Board.

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DEDICATION c emui.coioiai turner street i'! -jV'C m ] k IANKLIN MERCtc Mr. Mercer has been a teacher in Brush fourteen years. His first teaching job was in Jose for two years. He then moved to Kirk where he taught one year. Fall, 1944, he came to Brush High School where he has taught science and math. In acknowledgment of his outstanding work in the fields of science and math at Brush High School, we, the Sagebrush Staff of '58, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Franklin Mercer.

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MR. LALLY This year has brought widespread scientific ad- vances and many changes to our world. Even though our way of life is changing greatly and rapidly, we hope the 1957-1958 Sagebrush will serve to remind you that many things are of lasting and unchange- able value: good friends, good memories, faith in our country, faith in God, and faith in the future. Sincerely yours, Mr. Thomas Lally has been associated with Brush High School as teacher, coach, coun- selor, and administra- tor for seven years,four of which have been spent as principal. Among the duties con- tributing to the prin- cipalship are making of school policy, ad- ministration, selec- tion of new teachers, and many other func- tions which make school life more pleas- ant and effective for faculty, students, and community.