Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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DEDICATION We, the staff, would like to take this op- portunity to express our appreciation, and that of the student body and faculty, to the members of the Board of Education for their many years of dedicated service to their community. To them we dedicate this book, the 1959 SAGEBRUSH. BOARD OF EDUCATION School District 2, Brush, Colorado Left to right: MR. DANIEL KJELDGAARD MR. HARVEY BOLINGER MR. JOHN LINDELL MR. DANIEL KJELDGAARD MR. RAYMOND FRIES MR. ALEC LEBSOCK MR. HARVEY BOLINGER MR. JOHN LINDELL MRS. GRACE JEFFERS, Secretary Left to right: MR. ALEC LEBSOCK MR. RAYMOND FRIES

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Business MR. ROBERT MITCHELL Industrial Arts MR. ERIC WENDT Miss Elizabeth Jensen and Mr. Dave Autry, be- coming members of the B. H. S. faculty in the year 1958-59, increasing the staff to twenty members. Mr. Warren Rasmussen also returned this year, after a year's worktowardhis Doctoral degree at Washing- ton University in St. Louis. The faculty's main objective is to develop the youth of our community. The teachers try to reach this goal by guiding the students through teaching, counseling, coaching and supervision. Mathematics MISS LORRAINE YOUNG Vocational Agriculture and Science MR. MARK RICHARDS MR. WARREN Social Studies RASMUSSEN MRS. JANE VAN DYKE

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J-STAFF PRODUCES PAPER, ANNUAL MR. WOOLLEY, Sponsor EARL TETER, Ad Mgr. The journalism department has the purposes of publishing tht age- brush Reporter, the school new JULIE ROCHA. Copy Editor paper, an J the Sagebrusht the Brush High annual. In the 1958-1959 school year, the staff was headed by Margaret Hoffman, editor. Miss Hoffman was the editor of the bi-weekly pap and the annual, which was composed of two shipments to the Taylor Publishing Co. The annual was distributed in the spring of 1959. MARGARET HOFFMAN, Editor Shown in this typical J-Class scene are Edna Harper, Karen McGlynn, Julie Rocha. Donna Spillman, Shirley Clay, Ruby Middlemist, Margaret Hoffman, Tim Lally, Clive Jones, Earl Teter, Renee Blessing, Jerry Kolman, and Bill Scott.