Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Above, Mr. Brower, Mr. White, and an unidentified individual view the con- struction procedures of a mobile classroom. NEW ADDITIONS ARRIVE TO BRUSH HIGH CAMPUS Arriving in early March, the smallest unit, being the library, was the the first portable trailer to be completely assembled and equipped on the B. H.S. campus. Directly afterwards each of the other three trailers was delivered and placed in front of the Auditorium-Gymnasium, along with the mo- bile library. With each trailer arriving in two sections, the first step was to couple the two units together and put them on firm foundations by the use of approxi- mately twenty-five cement pads for each trailer Once this had been accomplished, the wheels were removed and the axle dropped. 16

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TRAILERS SERVE AS CLASSROOMS Assembled by the Con- tinental Coach Company in Loveland, Colorado, the trailers, costing approxi- mately $50, 728.00, with- out including other necessary items, such as gas utility in- stallations, were purchased by the district. Three of the four trailers were 24' X 60' and the fourth unit, to be used as a library, was 28' by 32'.

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