Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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P.E. Provides Physical Exercise Girl's P.E. is instructed by Mrs. Queen. The girls partic- ipate in volleyball, soccer, softball, basketball, archery, tumbling, tennis, and other minor sports. The girls take tests in physical fitness and over the rules of the various sports. They have a volley- ball tournament during the year and a party at the end of the year with the money earned from fines. Every girl is required to take at least education. (Left) Sharon Taylor and Sharlene Churchill display correct archery form in girl's P.E. (Below) Phyliss Vodehnal, Terry Waitman, Donna Pabst, Julianne Nielsen, Coleen Gade, and Bonnie Whitney form a pyramid. ■ ■■■■ Boy’s P.E. is instructed by Coach LeeRoy Needens. The main sports the boys participate in are flag football, softball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, track, tennis, and leadup games to the major sports. Tests for the boys come every six weeks, in the form of written exams and physical fitness tests. These tests include sit-ups, push-ups, softball throw, 50 yard dash, standing broad jump, pull-ups, and block transfer. For extra-curricular activities, the boys have Pepsi parties after every six weeks period. The losing team pays for the food and drink at the party. Harley Sullivan takes a vicious cut as Bob Smith, Red Gentry and Coach Needens wait their turn. t t Eunice Kolman shows proper form in serving in tennis. one year of physical (above) Coach Needens parked this one in Watrous' yard. 28

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Music for BHS Students (above) must learn to play together. At left Brush High’s trumpet section seems hard at work. Under the direction of Mr. Don Hinton and Mr. Don Price the Brush High Band and Or- chestra put on a number of concerts. The highlight of the year was mass band concert which was held May sixteenth. This concert was put on for the public. High School Dance Band was on hand to entertain for various school activities. Brush High twirlers are left to right Nancy Stephens, Marcia Graham, Betty Hoxworth, and Shirley Gibson. Many band students have more than one instrument to play. Above is pictured part of the flute section while practicing in class. 27

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