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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STUDENTS’ EFFORTS SPEED TRANSFER Following the removal of the wheels, the trailers were equipped with staircases by which the students could en- ter and depart with ease. It was with the help of the student body, janitors, and teachers, that the desks, blackboards, and other neces- sary materials were removed from the classrooms in Old Main and reinstated in the mobile units. While Mr. Ed Neill, Mrs. Shirley Travis, Mrs. Claire Lynch, Mrs. Margaret Queen, Mr. Paul Stimpson, Mr. Dar- rell Dilworth, and Mr. Ron Reid were the teachers occupy- ing the three larger mobile trailers. Miss Hildred Walters taught classes and managed the library in the smallest unit. After the teachers and stu- dents became accustomed to the new accommodations, classes returned to their regular procedures. 18