Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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WITH FOUR NEW ADDITIONS Mr. Albert Moser Industrial Art; Drivers Edu- cation Mr. Leroy Nccdcns Physical Education; Football; Basketball Mrs. Margaret Queen English; Spanish Mr. Richard Rivard English; Crafts; Humanities Mr. Terrell Sumner Art; Crafts; Humanities Mr. Don Thomas Social Studies; Football Mrs. Barbara Wightman Librarian Mrs. Phyllis Woodward English Mr. Tom Woolley Social Studies; Journalism Miss Lorraine Young Mathematics Miss Paula Y oung Mathematics Mrs. Jane VanDyke Counseling Mr. A1 Worthley Counseling 15

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SENIORS STRESS QUALITY—NOT QUANTITY Despite the fact that the Class of 1975 was the smallest class in school, plus the smallest graduating class in years, they kept up their class prestige by stressing the quality of the class’ members, rather than the quantity of names on the class roll. For the Seniors, it was a year of schoolwork, the filling out of countless applications for work, scholar- ships and college, and other preparations for the years be- yond high school. Heading the Seniors was Nancy Swinson, who filled the office of President. Eric Olsen was the number two man, and Randy Jones filled the position of Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Phyllis Woodward and Mr. Tom Woolley sponsored the class. Off to a fast beginning, the Class of ’75 took first place in the Homecoming float competition. This was the second year in a row that they had taken top honors. The Seniors were the guests of honor at the Junior-Sen- ior Prom. “An Old Fashioned Love Song.” held on April 19th. Prom was the first of many activities that marked the beginning of the end for the Class of ’75. The Senior Girl’s Breakfast was held on May 3rd. The year’s events wound up with Baccalaureate on May 25th; then, finally, the Class of ’75 marched d own the aisle to pick up their diplomas on the 27th of May. Arnie Andersen Donna Anderson Ron Baker Cheryl Bailey John Bass Nancy Beckley 17