Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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E. W. THOMSON SUPERVISES DISTRICT TWO To SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 Each individual is blessed with the power of making choices. You have chosen well so far in remaining in school to complete this chapter in your lives. I hope the school has done as well its part in your program of life. I wish for each of you, that by intelligent and responsible actions, you will write many successful chapters to your future endeavors. ' I I) E. W. Thomson, Superintendent

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BOARD M| John Lindell presided over each meeting as President of the Board of Education. Heading the board this year was the newly elected president, John Lindell. Vice-president and former trustee on the board was Don Mitch- ell. Grace Jeffers served as secretary and Ray- mond Fries took care of the financial matters as treasurer for the Board. This year' s trustees were Robert Wagers and George White. OF EDUCATION LINKS SCHOOL, COMMUNITY. Meeting on the first Monday of each month, the members of the Board of Education discuss different bills and procedures which might ben- efit the schools in District Two. At the first of the year, the board figures out a fiscal budget for the schools in the district to follow. There are five members on the board. Each member, not including the secretary, is elected for a six-year term. Pictured above are: Robert Wagers, trustee; Raymond Fries, treasurer.

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MR. LALLY COMPLETES DECADE AS PRINCIPAL Dear Students, This past school year has been one of challenges and great events for our country and the world. History will record the assassination of President Kennedy and the war in Viet Nam for posterity. This annual will record the important events of your school year for your future. We hope it recalls more victories than defeats, more joys than sorrows, more achievements than disappointments. Sincerely, Thomas Lally Ten years ago, Mr. Thomas Lally moved into the office he now occupies Since then, his ability to handle the problems of Brush High School and its students has put his past knowledge to a test. Mr. Lally finished his secondary education at Central High School in Pueblo, Colorado. He then attended the University of Oklahoma and the University of South California, where he recieved his Bachelor of Science in education and his Master's Degree in education. After completing college, Mr. Lally taught freshmen math and coached basketball and baseball at Brush. He then assumed the position of principal, which he still holds. 10