Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Miss Young, instructor of Algebra I and related math, lectures class on mixture problems. MATH PROGRAM PREPARES STUDENTS FOR THE FUTURE Sid Davis seems to be concentrating on his geometry. Don Osborn prepares his written assign- ment for the day.

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Tom Travis, Danny Crow, and Doris Weiss listen attentively to their geometry instructor, Mr. Schweers. Math courses at B. H. S. consist of related math and Algebra I for fresh- men, geometry for sophomores, Alge- bra II for the juniors and advanced math for the seniors. Even though only one year of math is required for graduation, the majority of students take more than the one year required. Students ponder over Algebra I and geometry prob- lems. Solving for the square roots of numbers proves to be difficult for many. 22

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Mr. Edson instructs classes in Biology. Leslie Christensen and Berdean Draegert give a demonstration to Gen- eral Science students. Don Osborn and Mama Toft work together during Chem- istry class. BRUSH OFFERS Brush High School offers four courses dealing in science which include: General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Mr. Edson and Mr. Rich- ards hold classes for the Biology students while Mr. Hawthorne instructs two General Science classes. Mr. Mercer teaches General Science, Chemistry, and Physics. Students are required to have four science credits in order to graduate. General Science is offered to all freshmen while sophomores may take either General Science or Biology. Juniors and Seniors have a choice of Chemistry and Physics. Left, Mr. Mercer helps Ken Wagers in Chemistry.