Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Students listen to Mr. Mercer's ex- planation during third period Chemistry. Students in first period Chemistry class work together on experiments, FOUR SCIENCES Mr. Richards teaches fourth period Biology. Mr. Hawthorne presides over his General Science class. 25

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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.

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SPANISH AND LATIN LANGUAGE During the 1964-65 school year the languages taught at Brush High School included Spanish and Latin. Mrs. Eleise Bloom, left, and Mrs. Queen, not shown, shared the Spanish schedule; however, Mrs. Bloom was the instructor for all of the Latin classes. Doris Weiss, Carolyn Herrmann, and Bonnie Herr- mann all listen carefully to a class lecture. Equipment plays a large role in the teaching of any foreign language, and at Brush High, earphones and tape recorders are used to their fullest extent. Linda Christensen and Tom Travis are taking a lan- guage test. 26