Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

The Journalism Department Of Brush High School Presents Sagebrush ’82 We Are Forever Searching For Tomorrow . . . . . . . . For Tomorrow Is Forever People Clubs Sports Awards Events c 1 o o 52 94 N 126 138 T E N T S p E O P L E Class Of ’82 Looks Toward Tomorrow What does the future hold for the graduating seniors of BHS? Only time will tell, but the 1981-82 school year was a busy one for most seniors. Senior class officers were: Sheila Walkup, president; Kelly Emhovick, vice presi- dent; and Michele Crall, secretary. Homecoming and Prom were two of the major events of the year. The Homecoming theme was Digger Gold” and for the first time in two years the festivities were accompanied by floats. The senior class placed second in the float competition. Southern Nights” was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom which was also the last dance of the year. Graduation was held outdoors for the first time. On Saturday May 22nd on the football field the class of '82 bid farewell to BHS and took their first step toward their future. Mrs. Woodward and Mr. Woolley sponsored the senior class. 8 Ron Alexander Lance Bailey Jamie Blake Sky Blake Jill Bohling Mitch Bostom Andy Boxer Cyndi Brandenburg Janine Bruce Nancy Campbell Cheryl Castrup Loretta Chabot Robert Chapman Roberta Chavez Jim Chubbuck Michele Crall Janet Crawley Chad Crosswhite 9 10 Jason Cuyler Mike Danielsen Randy Danieisen Jim Davis Ronnie Davis Kim Dean Arthur DeLaFuente Cindy DeLong Mike Diers Andy Ely Kelly Emhovick Dawn Finley Cheryl Ford Scott Galyk Anita Geisick Gayle Genho Tania Giauque Jackie Green Scott Greenwood Tony Gutierrez Ron Gutierrez Kevin Hall Pam Hastings Cathy Hayes 11 Ann Kauffman Jan Kauffman Jim Killough Wanda Killough Heather King Elinor Kivisto Ben Knight Ed Krehmeyer Lorraine Krueger Sophia Laso Brenda Marshall Joel Marwitz 13 14 Shelley McLean Jonna Morris Marc Mullen Tom Murphy Melvin Muth Jeri Ocker Amy Odle Jeff Padilla Cindy Perry Eric Phelan Misty Pickett Jay Poulignot Kay Poulignot Robert Prigmore Martin Ramirez Kim Reitz Bart Rodriguez John Romero Zane Rudnik Eric Ruhl Jodi Salinas Scott Schantz Jennifer Schippert Stephanie Schmer 15 16 Brenda Shelton Dan Skraback Kristi Smith Tom Smith A.J. Spade Kevin Stone Julie Sumner Scott Trimbach Laura Tucke Penni Wahlert Sheila Walkup Jeri Wilson Not Pictured: John Chapman Frances Flores Lorie Wind Craig Wolever Lisa Wolfe Skip Schippert 1982 SENIOR ACTIVITY LISTS KEY: A.1. A.-Athletic Interest Associa ton; B-Club; B.H.-Basketball; B. St.-Boy's State; P. Band-Pep Band; Stg. Band-Stage Band; Mch.Band- Marching Band; H. Band-Honor Band; Con. Choir-Concert Choir; Sel. Choir-Select Choir; CL House-Clearing House; F.B.-Football; For.-For- ensics; F.F.A.-Future Farmers of America; F.H.A.-Future Homemakers of America; FBLA-Future Business Leaders of America; Grad. Sp.- Graduation Speaker; G. State-Girls State; God Sq.-God Squad; Jr. Hon. Soc.-Junior Honor Society; Sr. Hon. Soc.-Senior Honor Society; IRC International Relations Club; J-Staff-Journalism Staff; Mas. Awd.-Ma- sonic Award; M S Club-Math and Science Club; NJC M S Com.-NJC Math and Science Contest; Pep Cl.-Pep Club; A.S.P.-All School Play; Jr. Cl. Play-Junior Class Play; Fall PI.-Fall Play; Spr. PI.-Spring Play; A.S.M.-All School Musical; Q S-Quill Scroll; Rod. Cl.-Rodeo Club; SEEC-Students Exploring Educational Careers; St. Coun.-Student Coun- cil; Sp. Mt.-Speech Meet; Sr. St. Comm.-Senior Steering Committee; RON ALEXANDER............ B-Club 3,4; B.B. 1,2,3,4; B. St. 3; DECA 3,4; F.B. 2,3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Sum. Wkshp. 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2 Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4;J-Staff 3,4; Y-Book Editor 4; Q S 3,4; Grad. U. 3. LANCE BAILEY......... B-Club 2,3,4; DECA 3,4; F.B. 1,2,3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Sum. Wkshop. 3; WR 3; Horn. K. Cand. 4; Prom K Cand. 4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; NJC M S Com. - 2,3; All Conf. F.B. 3,4; All State F.B. Hon. Mention. JAMIE BALKE........... VICA 3,4; Secretary of VICA 3; Pres, of VICA 4; VICA Dist. Pres. SKY BLAKE........ B.B. 1; F.B. 1; VICA 3,4; VICA Vice-Pres.; Dist. VICA Pres. JILL BOHLING..........DECA 3,4; G. State Alternate 3; J-Staff 3. MITCH BOSTROM................ B-Club 1,2,3,4; B-Club Pres. 4; F.B. 1,2,3,4; F.B. MVP 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Treas. 3; FFA Pres. 4; St. Coun. 1,2,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Stu. of Mon. 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; WR. 1,2,3,4; Proud Crowd 1; Prom K Cand. 4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Sr. Hon. Soc. V.P. 4; Prom Jr. Att. Cand. 3; Grad. U 3; Sci. Fair 1; All Conf. F.B. 2,4; Hon. Men. 3; All Conf. WR 1,2,3,4; Track All Conf. 2,3,4; All State F.B. 4; All State W'R 3,4; Horn. K. Cand. 4. ANDY BOXER ............. B. St. 3; P. Band 1,2,3,4; Stg. Band 2,3,4; H. Band 4; Con. Choir 1; Sel. Choir 2,3,4; For. 3,4; For. Historian 3; For. Treasurer 4; Stu. Coun. 4; Sp. Mt. 3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Sum. Wkshp. 3; Thes. Sum. Wkshp.-Summer Workshop; Thes.-Thespians; Stu. of Mon.-Stu- dent of the Month; Tr.-Track; VICA-Voeational Industry Clubs of America; V.B.-Volleyball; WR-Wrestling; DECA-Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America; Pr. Cr.-Proud Crowd; Leag. Sp. Fest.-League Speech Festival; Sp. CL-Spirit Club; TNB-Top of the Nation Band; Pr. Q. Cand.-Prom Queen Candidate; Pr. K. Candidate-Prom King Candi- date; Horn. Q. CAnd.-Homecoming Queen Candidate; Horn. K. Cand.- Homecoming King Candidate; Horn. Q.-Homecoming Queen; Horn. K.- Homecoming King; Prom Q.-Prom Queen; Prom K.-Prom King; Prom Jr. Att.-Prom Junior Attendant; Grad. Es.-Graduation Escort; Grad. U.- Graduation Usher; Sci. Fair-Science Fair; St. Sci. Fair-State Science Fair; Ac. Bowl-Academic Bowl; Tw.-Twirler; J.V. Cheer-J.V. Cheer- leader; V. Cheer-Varsity Cheerleader; P.P.-Pom Pon; HOSA-Health Occupational Students of America; Cl. O.-Class Officer; Val.-Valedicto- rian; Sal.-Salutatorian. 1,2,3,4; Thes. Bus. Man. 3; Thes. Sec. Treas. 4; Honor Thes. 4; Pr. Cr. 2,3,4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Leag. Sp. Fesc. 1,2,3,4; A.S.P. 1,2,3,4; Jr. Cl. Play 2,3,4; A.S.M. 1; Mch Band 1,2,3,4; For. Lang. Club 3,4; FBLA 1,2,3,4; FBLA Committee Chairman 1; FBLA Parliamentarian 2,3; FBLA Executive Board Member 4; FBLA Outstanding Freshman; FBLA Outstanding Sophomore; FBLA Outstanding Junior. CYNDI BRANDENBURG - AIA 1,2; B-Club 2,3,4; P. Band 1,2,3; Stg. Band 2,4; H. Band 2,4; For. 3,4; For. Secretary 4; Stu. Cou. 2,4; Sp. Mt. 3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Track 2,3; VB 1; Pr. Cr. 2,3,4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; IRC 3,4; IRC pres. 4; M S Club 2; NJC M S Com. 3,4; A.S.P. 1,2,3,4; A.S.M. 1; Sci. Fair 1,2; Sal. 4; Mch. Band 1,2; B.B. 1,2,3,4; For. Lang. CL; FBLA 1,2. JANINE BRUCE....P. Band 1,2; DECA 4; Stu. Cou. 1; Track 3; HOSA 3,4; Mch Band 1,2; FHA 4. NANCY CAMPBELL — CHERYL CASTRUP — Con. Choir 1; CL House 1,2,3; DECA 3; HOSA 4. LORETTA CHABOT — P. Band 1,2; Con. Choir 2Sr. St. Comm. 4; WR Stats 3,4; Sr. Hon. Soc. 4; IRC 3; Sci. Fair 1; For. Lang. Club 4; FBLA 1,2,3,4; FBLA Secre- tary 4. JOHN CHAPMAN.... VICA 3. ROBERT CHAPMAN —- 20 JAMES CHUBBUCK —- B-Club 3,4; B.B. Trainer 1,2,3,4; DECA 3,4; F.B. Trainer 1,2,3,4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Track Trainer 1; J-Staff 4. MICHELE CRALL........Sr. Class Sec Treas.; DECA 3,4; Sr. St. Comm 4; Pr. Cr. 3; Prom Q Cand. 4; IRC 3; Horn. Q Cand. 4. JANET CRAWLEY...... P. Band 1,2; Pr. Cr. 2; M S Club 2; Sci. Fair 1,2; P.P. 2; Mch. Band 1,2; Con. Band 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Jr. Academy of Science. CHAD CROSSWHITE — FFA 4; WR 4. JASONCUYLF.R.......B.B. 1; VICA 3,4;Jr. Hr. Soc. 2; Sci. Fair 1. MIKE DANIELSON -- B.B. 1; Cl. House 1,2,3; F.B. 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Mch. Band 1,2. KIM DEAN ................. Con. Choir 1,2,3,4; Cl. House 1,2,3,4; Cl. House Vice Pres. 2,3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4. ARTHUR DELAFUENTE- DECA 4; FFA 1; Track 3; WR 2,3. CINDY DELONG................ Cl. House 1,2,3,4; HOSA 4; FHA 3,4; FHA Pres. 4. MIKE DIERS............. P. Band 1,2,3,4; Stg. Band 2,4; H. Band 4; Sel. Choir 2,4; F.B. 1, For. 4; Sp. Meet 3,4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; IRC 4; J-Staff 3,4; A.S.P. 4; Mch. Band 1,2,3,4; J-Staff Editor. ANDY ELY...........B-Club 4; B.B. 1,3,4; F.B. 1,2,3,4; VICA 3,4; All Conference B.B. F.B.; All State F.B.; Archery Club 1,2,3,4. KELLY EMHOVICK P. Band 1; Con. Choir 1; Class Officer V.P. 4; DECA 4; Stu. Cou. 3; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Pr. Cr. 2,3; G. St. Alt. 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; IRC 2,3; IRC Sec. Treas.; M S Club 2,3; M S Sec. 3; A.S.P. 4; Grad. U. 3; Sci. Fair 1,2; St. Sci. Fair 1; J.V. Cheer 1,2; V. Cheer 2; Mch. Band 1; FBLA 2,3,4; FBLA Pres. 4; Sp. Club. FRANCIS FLORES.....Con. Choir 4; CL House 2,3,4; Track 1; Pr. Cr. 1; FHA 3,4. CHERYL FORD....... P. Band 1,2; AIA 1; DECA 3; V.B. 1; Pr. Cr. 2; Sci. Fair 1; HOSA 4; Mch. Band 1,2. SCOTT GALYK ............... B-Club 4; B.B. 1,2,3; B.B. STATS 4; Soph Class Pres; DECA 3,4; F.B. 1,2,3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Track 3; Pr. Cr. 1,2,3,4; Pr. Cr. Pres. 4; Leag. Sp. Fest. 2; Sci. Fair 1. TANIA GIAUQUE........ B-Club 2,3,4; Jr. Class Sec. Treas.; DECA 3,4; DECA Secretary 3; DECA Vice Pres. 4; For. 3; Stu. Cou. 3,4; Stu. Body Pres. 4; Sp. Mt. 2; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Stu. of Mon. 3; Track 1,2,3,4; V.B. 1,2,3,4; Pr. Cr. 2,3,4; J-Staff 4; A.S.P. 3; Prom Jr. Att. 3; Grad. E. 3; B.B. 1,2,3,4; All Conf. Track 1,2,3,4; All Conf. B.B. 4; All Conf. V.B. 4; Hon. Men. All St. 4; For. Lang. Club 3,4; For. Lang. Club Sec. Treas. 3; Horn. Q. 4; North-South All Star Nominee 4. JACKIE GREEN ......... DECA 3; HOSA 4; HOSA Treas. 4. RON GUTIERREZ....... B-Club 4; B.B. 1,2,3.4; P. Band 1,2,3; DECA 4; F.B. 1,3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; VICA 3,4; VICA V. Pres. 3; VICA Reporter 4; Prom K. Cand. 4; Prom Jr. Att. 3; Grad. U. 3; Sci. Fair 1; Mch. Band 1,2. KEVIN HALL...........B.B. 1,2,3,4; Con. Choir 1,2,4; Sel. Choir 3; DECA 3; Leag. Sp. Meet 3,4; A.S.P. 3; Jr. Cl. Play 3; Grad. E. 3; Horn. K. Cand. 4. PAM HASTINGS....... Con. Choir 3,4; CL House 1; Sr. St. Comm. 4; A.S.P. 1,2; A.S.M. 2. CATHY HAYES...... DECA 3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; V.B. 1; Pr. Cr. 1. MICHELLE HEATER — Con. Choir 3; CL House 4; CL 21 House Secretary 4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Track MGR 3; A.S.P. 1,2; A.S.M. 2; Sci. Fair 2. KISE IRVINE ........ P. Band 3; Soph. Class Sec. Treas.; Jr. Class Vice Pres.; Stu. Cou. 2,3; Sp. Meet 3; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Stu. of Mon. 4; V.B. 1,2,3; G. St. 3;J-Staff 3,4; Leag. Sp. Fest. 3; Mch. Band 3; B. B. 3,4; Rod. Cl. 1. DOUG JONES..... VICA 3,4; VICA Vice Pres. 4. LISA KATZF.NMEIER — DECA 3.4; Stu. Cou. 2; Sr. St. Comm. 4; P. Cr. 2,3; FBLA 2,4. JAN KAUFFMAN........ Sel. Choir 1,2,3,4; Cl. House 1,2,3,4. WANDA KILLOUGH..... FBLA 2,3,4. HEATHER KING.......P. Band 1,2; DECA 3,4; DECA Secretary 4; Sp. Mt. 4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; G. St. Alt. 3;Jr. H. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; IRC 1; Sci. Fair 2; Val. 4; Mch. Band 1,2; For. Lang. Club 3,4; FBLA 1,2,3,4; FBLA Treas. 3,4. BEN KNIGHT ........... VICA 3,4; VICA Secretary 4; Wrestling MGR 1. LORRAINE KRUEGER — P. Band 1,2; Sp. Mt. 3; WR STATS 3,4; IRC 2; Sci. Fair; Mch. Band 1,2; B.B. 1,2; For. Lang. Club 4. SOPHIA LASO.............Con. Choir 1,2,3,4; Sel. Choir 3; Stu. Cou. 2; Sen. St. Comm. 4; V.B. 2; Pr. Cr. 3; Mch. Band 1,2,3,4; For. Lang. CL 3,4; For. Lang. CL Pres. 4; FHA 4; Choir Council 4. BRENDA MARSHALL — P. Band 1,2,3,4; Stg. Band 2,3,4; Sp. Mt. 2; Summ. Wkshp. 3; V.B. 1,2,3; Pr. Cr. 1; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Leag. Sp. Mt. 2; NJC M S Contest 2; Sci Fair 1; Tw. 1,2; J.V. Cheer. 2; Var. Cheer. 4; Mch. Band 1,2,3,4: Con. Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 1,2,3,4; FBLA Reporter 3; FBLA Vice Pres. 4. JOEL MARWITZ.............B.B. 1,3; FFA 1.2.3.4; Stu. Cou. 4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 2; M S Club 1,2; NJC M S Corn. 1; Sci. Fair 1. SHELLY MCLEAN ................. P. Band 1,2,3,4; DECA 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; J.V. Cheer. 3; Var. Cheer. 3; Mch. Band 1,2,3,4. JONNA MORRIS........Sr. St. Comm. 4; M S Club 2; HOSA 3,4; HOSA Parliamentarian. MARC MULLEN........ AIA 1; B-Club 2,3,4; B-Club Sec Treas. 3; B.B. 1,2; B. St. 3; Frosh Vice Pres.; Jr. Class Pres.; DECA 3,4; F.B. 1,2,3,4; For. 3,4; For. Historian; Stu. Cou. 1,4; Stu. Cou. Vice Pres. 4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Pr. Cr. 2,3,4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Jr. Hon. Soc. Vice Pres. 2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Sr. Hon. Soc. Pres. 4; NJC M S Corn. 3; Out. Am. Stu. 4; Prom Jr. Att. 3; Grad. E. 3; Ac. Bowl 4; F.B. All Conf. 4; For. Lang. Cl. 3; Horn. K. 4. JF.RI OCKER.....Stu. Cou. 1; Pr. Cr. 1,2; J.V. Cheer. 1; Var. Cheer 2; Mch. Band 1,2. AMY ODLE...........AIA 1; Outstanding AIA Member 1; P. Band 1,2; DECA 4; Stu. Cou. 1,2,3; Stu. Cou. Treas. 3; Sp. Mt. 2; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Track 1,2,3; V.B. 1,2,3,4; Pr. Cr. 2; Horn. Q. Cand. 4; Grad. U. 3; V. Cheer. 1,2; Mch. Band 1,2; All Conf. V.B. 3,4; All Conf. B.B. 4; All State V.B. 3,4; B.B. 3,4; Prom Q. JEFF PADILLA........ B-Club 3,4; B.B. 1,2,3,4; F.B. 3,4; VICA 3,4. MISTY PICKETT....Pr. Cr. 1,2; IRC 2; FBLA 2; FHA 4. JAY POULIGNOT........B-Club 2,3,4; P. Band 1,2,3,4; Stg. Band 1,2,3,4; H. Band 3; Sel. Choir 2,3,4; DECA 3,4; F.B. 1,2,3,4; For. 2,3; Stu. Cou. 1,2; Sp. Mt. 2,3; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 2,3; Thes. 1,2,3,4; Pr. Cr. 2,3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Leag. Sp. Mt. 2; A.S.P. l,2,3,4;Jr. CL Play 1,3; A.S.M. 1; Sci. Fair 1; St. Sci. Fair 1; Mch. Band 1,2,3,4; All Conf. F.B. 4; 22 FBLA 1,2,3,4; FBLA Natl. 3,4; FBLA Treas. 2; FBLA Pres. 3; St. FBLA Vice Pres. 4; Thes. Treas. 3; Thes. Vice Pres. 4. KAY POULIGNOT......... P. Band 1,2; H. Band 1,2; Stu. Cou. 4; Sumra. Wkshp. 3; Pr. Cr. 1; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; M S Club 1,2,3,4; M S Club Treas. 4; NJC M S Cont. 2; Sci Fair 1,2,3; Ac. Bowl 1,2; Mch. Band 1,2. MARTIN RAMIREZ — DECA 4; Sci. Fair 1. KIM REITZ......... AIA 1; B-Club 3,4; P. Band 1; Stu. Cou. 4; Sp. Mt. 2; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Stu. of Mon. 4; Track 2; V.B. 1,2,3,4; Pr. Cr. 2,3,4; Pr. Cr. Treas. 4;Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; NJC M S Cont. 1,2,3,4; A.S.P. 3; Sci. Fair 1; HOSA 3; Mch. Band 1; All Conf. V.B. 3,4; All Conf. B.B. Hon. Mention 4; All State V.B. 4; B.B. 1,2,3,4. HAR T RODRIGUEZ..B-Cluh 1,2,3,4; Sel. Choir 3; DECA 3,4; F.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; VICA 3; A.S.P. 2; All Conf. F.B. 3; For. Lang. Club 4. JOHN ROMERO.......B.B. 1; Con. Choir 4; DECA 3; F.B. I; Stu. Cou. 1; Sp. Mt. 2; VICA 3,4; VICA Treas. 4; VICA State Parliamentarian 4; M S CL 1; Sci. Fair 1. ZANE RUDNIK............ P. Band 1,2,3,4; Stg. Band 3,4; H. Band 3,4; Con. Choir 2; For. 3,4; Sp. Mt. 3,4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Stu. of Mon. 4; God Sq. 1,2; Jr. Hon. Soc. I, 2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 4; IRC 4; IRC Secretary 4;J-Staff 3,4; NJC M S Cont. 2; Q S 3; Sci. Fair 1; Mch. Band 1,2,3,4; H. Choir. ERIC RUHL........... B-Club 3,4; B.B. 1,2; B.B. STATS 3,4; B. St. Alt. 3; P. Band 1,2; DECA 3,4; DECA Pub. Dir. 4; F.B. 3,4; F.B. STATS 2; Stu. Cou. 2; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Thes. 2,3,4; Thes. Histori- an 3; Pr. Cr. l,2,3,4;J-Staff 3,4; A.S.P. l,2,4;Jr. CL Play 3; Q S 3,4; Mch. Band 1,2; For. Lang. CL 3. JODI SALINAS........ Summ. Wkshp. 3; Track 2; Jr. Ho. Soc. 1,2; NJC M S Cont. 1.2,3; Sci. Fair 1; St. Sci. Fair 1; B.B. 1. SCOTT SCHANTZ............B-Club 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1,2; Con. Choir 2,3,4; Sel. Choir 2,3; Frosh Sec. Treas.; F.B. 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Pr. Cr. 2; Mch. Band 1,2; All Conf. Track 2,3; JENNIFER SCHIPPERT.....Stu. Cou. 1,2; Pr. Cr. 1,2; Var. Cheer 1,2; FHA 3,4. CRYSTAL SMITH........ DECA 4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Pr. Cr. 1,2,3; IRC 2; M S Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. CL Play 3; Sci. Fair 1,2,3,4; St. Sci. Fair 4; FBLA 3,4; M S Club Secretary 4. AJ. SPADE......... B-Club 3,4; B.B. 1,2,3,4; DECA 3,4; F.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Pr. Cr. 1,2,3,4; Pr. Cr. Secre- tary 3; Pr. Cr. Vice Pres. 4; A.S.P. 3; Grad. U. 3; Sci. Fair 1; All Conf. F.B. 4; All Conf. B.B. 4; All Conf. Track 3,4; All State F.B. 4; All State Hon. Mention B.B. 4; For. Lang. Club 3; AHSA Outstanding H.S. Athlete. 4. SCOTT TRIMBACH...... B-Club 3; F.B. 1; Track 3; WR 4; All Conf. Track 3.. LAURA TUCKE..........B-Club 2; P. Band 1,2; DECA 4; Track 1; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Sci. Fair 1; HOSA 3,4; Mch. Band 1,2; HOSA Treas. 3; HOSA Publisher 4. PENNI WAHLERT........P. Band 1; Stg. Band 2,3,4; Sel. Choir 2,3; DECA 2,3,4; For. 3; Sp. Mt. 2,3; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Pr. Cr. 2,3; J-Staff 2,3,4; A.S.P. 3; Jr. CL Play 3; Prom Jr. Att. 3; Grad. U. 3; J.V. Cheer 1,2; Mch. Band 1; B.B. 1,2,3. SHEILA WALKUP......... P. Band 2,3; Con. Choir 1,2; Sr. Class Pres.; Stu. Cou. 3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshps. 3; Track 1,2; V.B. 1; G. St. 3;Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Sr. Hon. Soc. Secretary 4; NJC M S Cont. 2,3,4; Grad. U. 3; Var. Cheer 1; Mch. Band 1,2,3; For. Lang. Club 1. JF.RI WILSON....P. Band 1,2; HOSA 4; Mch. Band 1,2; FHA 3,4; FHA Vice Pres. 4. 23 LORIE WIND.......... P. Band 1,2; Frosh Class Pres.; DECA 3.4; DECA Treas. 4; Stu. Cou. 2,4; Stu. Cou. Secretary 2; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp 3; V.B. 1,2; Pr. Cr. 2,3; Prom Q Cand. 4; G. St. 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; IRC 3; IRC Vice Pres. 3; J-Staff 3,4; J-Staff Editor 4; Leag. Sp. Fest. 2; Q S 3,4; Grad. E. 3; Sci. Fair. 1; Academic Bowl 3; Var. Cheer. 1; Mch. Band 1,2; FBLA 1,2; FBLA Secretary 2; Sp. Club 1; Horn. Q. Cand. 4. CRAIG WOLF.VER......... FFA 1,2,3,4; Stu. of Mon. 4; WR 1,2. LISA WOLFE.......DECA 4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Stu. Cou. 2; Pr. Cr. 2; IRC 3; A.S.P. 3;Jr. Cl. Play 3; Tw. 1; FBLA 2. Class Of 1982 Shines With Class t $ iqS2 Ronald Alan Alexander Lance Douglas Bailey James K. Blake Sky Ward Blake Jill Suzanne Bohling Mitchell Jon Bostrom Andrew Scott Boxer Cynthia Lynn Brandenburg Janine Adele Bruce Nancy Roshell Campbell Cheryl Ann Castrup Loretta Lucille Chabot John William Chapman Robert A. Chapman Roberta Yvonne Chavez James Dean Chubbuck Michele Denise Crall Janet Kay Crawley Kennon Chad Crosswhite Jason J. Cuyler Michael C. Danielsen Randy Joe Danielsen Ronnie E. Davis Kimberly Ann Dean Frank DeHerrera Arthur DeLaFuente Jr. Cynthia Lynn DeLong Michael Joel Diers Andrew Clark Ely Kelly Marie Emhovick Frances Flores Cheryl Annette Ford Scott A. Galyk Anita Kay Geisick Gayle Marie Genho Tania Dee Giauque Jacqueline Sue Green Ronald E. Gutierrez Kevin Lynn Hall Pamela Kay Hastings Cathleen Lorraine Hayes Michelle Ann Heater Rowena Louise Herring Helen Houghton Hass Kise Dawn Irvine Bradley J. Johnson Douglas Gene Jones Lisa M. Katzenmeier Annette K. Kauffman Janette Ray Kauffman James Richard Killough Wanda Marie Killough Heather Sue King Elinora Margaret Kivisto William B. Knight Eddie A. Krehmeyer Lorraine Kay Krueger Sophia Loren Laso Brenda Kay Marshall Joel Dean Marwitz Shelley Rae McLean Jonna K. Morris Marc Bryan Mullen Thomas J. Murphy Melvin K. Muth Jeri Leigh Ocker Amy Lu Odle Jeffrey D. Padilla Cynthia Louise Perry Eric Ryan Phelan Misty Dawn Pickett Jay Dean Poulignot Marilyn K. Poulignot Robert B. Prigmore Martin Ramirez Kimberly J. Reitz Bartolome Rodriguez Jr. Steven John Romero S. Zane Rudnik Eric Gray Ruhl Jodi Maria Salinas Scott A. Schantz Jennifer Lynn Schippert Stanley D. Schippert Stephanie Sheryl Schmer Larry Lee Shores Daniel R. Skraback Crystal Dawn Smith Thomas Ira Smith Aaron J. Spade Kevin J. Stone Julie Anne Sumner Scott A. Trimbach Laura Lorraine Tucke Penni Jolene Wahlert Sheila Marie Walkup Jeri Lynn Wilson Lorie Kay Wind Craig E. Wolever Lisa Ann Wolfe 26 First Outside Graduation President______ Vice President Secretary______ CLASS OFFICERS ___________________ Sheila Walkup ___________________Kelly Emhovick ___________________ Michele Crall CLASS MOTTO We are forever searching for tomorrow, for tomorrow is forever. Program CLASS COLORS • Proce «tonal • ‘'Fanfare and Processional” - Elgar With School Band 'Invocation __________________________________ Reverend Jim Greene 'Invicta' — Swearingen ................... High School Concert Band Introduction of Speakers . Mr John Got to Commencement Addrenae Andy Boxer. Marc Mullen Jay Poulignot, and Zane Rudnik Valedictorian and Sahitatorian Award Dr Ronald Prascher Recognition of Board of Education Mr W T WratherlU Superintendent. Brush Public Schools RE-2 (J) Presentation of Class - — Dr Ronald Prascher Presentation of Diplomas --------- ... Board of Education Mrs. Peggy Guthner and Mr Jim Odle •Benediction ____________________________________ Reverend Jim Greene •Recessional • “Fanfare and Recessional” Ployhar High School Band •Audience Standing Princess Blue and Lustre Blue JUNIOR ESCORTS Jett Blakt Lorna Lindell Steve Giauque Jeff Yearous JUNIOR USHERS Mary Jane Christensen Sandra Ewert Mary Ford Julie Kautz Jim Glass Mike Hammer Tom Newland Rod Zwirn the graduating class � ✓ fu. � � . Free To Be . . . ’83 As juniors, the class of ’83 advanced in many ways. They held concessions during football season, all profits went towards the Junior-Senior Prom. For the first time the class of ’83 had a female class president. Tracy Griffith held this office with Rod Zwirn vice president and Terri McGaughey secretary treasurer. Class sponsors were as follows: Mr. Beaver, Mr. Edson, Miss Frost, Mrs. Mages, Mrs. Preston and Mr. Worthley. Mr. Beaver Mr. Edson Miss Frost Mrs. Mages Mrs. Preston Mr. Worthley Susanne Acosta Tom Atwood Margo Baker Bob Baker Sherry Barnhart Mark Bass Paula Beardt Tom Beckley Milford Bink Jett Blake Connie Boyes Penny Burham Justin Bzdek Dana Campbell Dan Case Don Chapman Dan Chavez Mary Jane Christensen Amy Cook Sheryl Coughlin Brent Crabb Dave Crouch John Dalton Annette DeHerrera 32 Kathy DeLaFuente Carolyn Dickerson Lee Dillehay Rhonda Doane Pat Edson Dawn Elliott Sandra Ewert Larry Ewing Felix Flores Mary Ford Juan Franco Joe Franco Cara Frazier Steve Giauque Denise Gish Jim Glass Pauline Gonzales Tracy Griffith Joe Guthner Mary Gutierrez Richard Gutierrez John Guzman Valerie Guzman Vivian Guzman 33 Mike Hammer Melinda Harris Score Hass Pia Hayes Tammy Henry Phillip Herrera Leigh High Michelle Hoffman Merle Hudson Rebecca Hunker Pam Ivey Dan Johnson Clay Kauffman Julie Kautz Vernie Keeslar Tim Kelly Alan Kinsman Bruce Kock Rod Krai Jeff Lake Dave Lamar Kevin Larsen Kelly Leonard Brian Lindell Lorna Lindell Shawnie Massey Tina Mathies Brad Mayhugh Mike McDonald Tern McGaughey Allen McMullen Junior Mirabal Dave Miracle Mikael Moeller Dean Moreland Ty Morrow Orlando Munoz Tom Newland Tony Ocanas Ed Olson Rosa Perez Warren Quinlin Delores Ramirez Laurie Ratliff Wade Reiger Lori Romero Rich Rudnik Robert Salmons 35 Brenda Shaver Wendy Smith Bill Thornsbv Jaime Torrez Johnny Trujillo Yolanda Villarreal Bernard Washburn Geneva Weakley Shawn Wearherill Honey Wilson Lori Woodward Lynn Ybarra Pam Yeager Jeff Yearous Rod Zwirn Brian Hardy Jim Riley 36 Sophs Take First In Floats The Sophomore class got off to a good start during the 1981-82 school year by taking first in the Homecoming float competition. Also during the Homecoming festivities, the Sophomores came out on top in the pyramid building contest. The officers were Tom Odle, President; Kristi Davis, Vice-President; Jeff Albert, Secre- tary Treasurer; and Terry Ruhl, Activity Director. The sponsors for the Sophomore class were Mrs. Margo Mesch and Mrs. Doro- thy Thruston. Jeff Alberi Kelly Anderson Scott Arb Jim Arroyo Sonya Arroyo Tina Atkins DeAnna Baier Matt Baker Brian Baltazar Cindy Bass Vicki Bass Leisa Blake Michelle Bostrom Tammy Bowen Pam Brandenburg John Carlson June Chabot Greg Chartier Kim Coy Penny Danielson Kristi Davis Tim Dulaney J.J. Duran Christine Edwards Emil Eckstein Boh Elrick Paul Emhovick Rosanna Ferracini Becky Ficco Brenda Ficco Randy Finley Kathy Fleming Melissa Flores Kurt Garbin Ramon Garcia Lisa Gardetto Tessie Gardetto Randy Gardner Terry George James Graham 39 Colin Greenwood Patience Griffith Sheila Grotteland Scott Haskin Dean Hass Derek Hass Lynnette Hight Teresa Hollenbeck Rick Jones Sarah Johnson Greg Kalous Charlotte Kerr Juanita Killough Jim King Kay Kirk Jim Kissler Shanda Lake Leslie Likely Justina Locke Joe Malavasic 40 Marlin Mohrlang Hddic Moon Carol Moos Shawn Morman Carla Nicks Roland Nation Tom Olde Nannette Ormond Del Rhodes Sherri Rhodes Darlena Ricketts Jim Riley Troy Robinson Kim Ruhl Terry Ruhl Jack Salmons Mary Salmons Toni Schultz Melanie Schwab Derek Scott 41 Mark Segelke Dan Smith Sieve Sperber Charles Stately Jeff Teter Michele Toohey Paul Torrez Nadine Trujillo Phillip Villareal Chris Wacker Becky Walter Brian Weitzel Jennifer White Greg Woodward Mandy Woodward 42 BHS Doors Open For Class Of ’85 The freshman class of the 1981 82 school year was headed by president Brad Wind. Steve Sauerbreit took on the duties of vice-president with Missy Shuriger as treasurer and Lisa Woodward as secretary. The sponsors for the freshman class were Mr. John Schafer and Mr. Greg Krob. Shannon Aagesen Felicia Acosta Cindy Adams Sieve Alberi Brian Amack Andrea Andrews Brenda Arroyo Tammy Atwood Corena Baier Kevin Blake Tracy Blake Jeff Bohling Bob Borchert Maren Bostrom John Bourquin Laurie Carter Lola Celestion Kari Chartier Marsha Christensen Bill Clem James Cordova Jamie Crall Kyle Crosswhitc Cretia Crouch Vince DeHerrera Rick Dillehay Wayne Donald Kim Eicher Adan Flores Judy Gabbert Gilbert Garcia Mike Garcia Danny Garza Cheryl Graham Kelly Grippin Armando Gutierrez Henry Guzman Angie Hall Rick Hansen Shelly Hansen Cliff Hardin Crystal Hayes Jason Herbal Pam Headley Bob Held Dan Henry Gina Herrera Jody Holman 44 Debbie Hudson Kim Irvine Les Jacobs David Keith Paul Koll Donna Landin Barbra Larsen Shauna Larsen Sheri Luna Brent Mackey Brooks Massey l.eisa McCauley Lisa McDonald Rosemary Medina Laurie Meininger John Miracle Amy Morhlang Brad Mortensen Jerry Nelson Terry Nelson Darell Patten Ramon Paul Marcy Pena Ronald Pierce 45 Barry Quinlin Gilbert Ramirez Connie Ramsey Kyle Reitz Richard Rhodes Elizabeth Rivera Grace Rodriguez David Romero Steve Sauerbreit Kent Schippert Robin Scott Lisa Seeley Tim Segelke Sandy Shores Missy Shurigar Alison Smith Justin Smith Terry Smith Tracy Sutton Sylvia Torres Charles Tribby Kent Trimbach Ken Turner Larry Walker New Superintendent Presides Over Principal-Dr. Ronald Prascher The administration has made a smooth transition under the leadership of the new superintendent, Mr. Weatherill. Positive changes have been made and ground work has been laid for future im- provements. Administration is planning to make changes to keep current with the times and needs of our students. Asst. Principal-Mr. John Gotto 48 1981-82 Administration Upper left-Superintcndent. Mr. Bill Weatherill Bclow-Asst. Superincendent, Dr. Ronald Van Donselaar Bottom-School Board, from I. to r.; Peggy Guchner, Mae Rug gles, Mark Richards, Deanna Davis, Bill Hammer, Sharon War- ded. Jim Odle was not present for the picture. 49 1981-82 Faculty Staff 50 William Annan Vocational Ag. Robert Bever Industrial Arts Elizabeth Bitzer P.E. and Health Joanne Carl Librarian Donald Dillehay Social Studies Vic Doyle Social Studies Joe Edson Science Kathy Frost Business Education Don Gabriel Science Chris Hohweiler Music Marjorie Jensen Math Gregory Krob English Claire Lynch English Linda Epple English and Speech Nancy Mages Special Education Ken McReynolds Auto Mechanics Remains At Thirty-Four Margo Mesch Special Emphasi Larry Mills Industrial Arts George Mussell Math Lee Roy Needens Physical Education Yvette Owens Foreign Language Linda Preston Science John Schafer Business Education Terrell Sumner Arts and Crafts Dorothy Thruston Home Economics Jane Van Dyke Guidance Director Bryan Whiting Distributive Education Phyllis Woodward English Thomas Woolley Social Studies and Journalism Al Worth ley Counselor Shirley Anderson Secretary Fran Harmon Secretary Evelyn King Secretary 51 c L U B S J-Staff Tries Out A New Company Through the 1981-82 school year, the journalism staff of Brush High School kept busy learning new yearbook production techniques as the staff joined up with a new company .. the Josten’s American Yearbook Com- pany. Different techniques in layout, copy and photo- cropping kept the entire staff busy throughout the year. Editors for the yearbook were Lorie Wind and Ron Alexander. Zane Rudnik was ads manager and head of the production staff with Penni Wahlert as his assistant. Although these students were veterans in journalism, they also had to learn different ways to make a year- book. Kise Irvine and Mike Diers were editors for the Sagebrush Reporter which was distributed approxi- mately once a month during the school year. The staff students got much experience in writing about school events, clubs and activities. Reporters for the 1981-82 j-staff were: Bob Baker, Jay Bzdek, James Chubbuck, Amy Cook, Tessie Gardetto, Tania Giauque, Pat Griffith, Pia Hayes, Pam Ivey, Julie Kautz, Jim King, Leslie Likely, Toni Schultz, Bill Thornsby, Michele Toohey, and Jennifer White. Eric Ruhl was head photographer while he was assist- ed by James Chubbuck, Bob Baker, Jay Bzdek and Jim King. Mr. Tom Woolley supervised the staff through an- other successful year. DECA Does It Again The Brush High School DECA Chapter held it's most active year yet during the 1981-82 school year. Under the sponsorship of Bryan Whiting, the club held new events as well as maintained the previous year's activities. Bart Rodriguez held the office of president while Lance Bailey filled the office of vice-president. Heather King and Lorie Wind held the offices of secretary and treasurer, respectively. Eric Ruhl was the clubs publicity director. DECA is the largest organization in B.H.S. with over 60 active members. District DECA was held in Brush this year with 28 participants qualifying for the state conference which was held at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs in March. Other events of the Distributive Education Clubs of America included the Guinness Record Challenge, and a February ''Stars on Broadway” talent show. 59 Bostrom Bosses B-Club Brush B-Club once again had an outstanding year of money-making and other activities as President, Mitch Bostrom; Vice-President, Tom Newland and Secretary- Treasurer, Michelle Bostrom, led the members through- out the year. Money-making projects included fall lawn work and stocking shelves for B B Pharmacy. Activities of B-Club consisted of their second annual trip to watch Rocky Hockey in Denver at McNichols Arena. Proud Crowd Attends Avalanche Game Scott Galyk led Proud Crowd for the year of 1981-82. He was assisted by A.J. Spade, vice president; Kim Reitz, treasurer; and Leslie Like- ly, secretary. Class representatives were Eric Ruhl, Senior class; Brent Crabb, Junior class; Michele Too- hey. Sophomore class; and representing the Freshman class was Maren Bostrom. Proud Crowd’s activities consisted of an ice cream social, doing numerous skits for pep ral- lies, attending an Avalanche game in Denver, and also running the concession stand for money making purposes. 62 64 This page sponsored by MAYHUGH BROS. AUTO SERVICE 63 Members In Honor Societies 63 Brush High School students were elected into the respective Honor Societies, 18 seniors, 16 juniors, 17 sophomores, and 12 freshmen. To qualify, the students must have a cumulative semester grade average of 3.00, and the faculty then evaluates their leadership, citizenship, character, and total service. Members in the Senior Honor Society include Heather King, Mitch Bostrom, Brenda Marshall, Kay Poulignot, Andy Boxer, Jay Poulignot, Cyndi Brandenburg, Lorie Wind, Sheila Walkup, Kelly Emho- vick, Marc Mullen, Ron Alexander, Zane Rudnik, Lance Bailey, Jill Bohling, Kim Reitz, Loretta Chabot, Joel Marwitz, Lori Woodward, Lorna Lindell. Becky Hunker, Denise Gish, Carolyn Dickerson, Rosa Perez, Terri McGaughey, Pam Yeager, Suzanne Acosta, Joe Guthner, Tracy Griffith, Pia Hayes, and Pat Edson. Those included in the Junior Honor Society are Carolyn Dickerson, Suzanne Acosta, Terri McGaughey, Bob Baker, Michelle Bostrom, Terry Ruhl, Terry George, Shawn Morman, Leslie Likely, Brad Mayhugh, Pam Yeager, Pam Ivey, Kristi Davis, Pam Brandenburg, Mandy Woodward, Patience Griffith, Jennifer White, Lisa Gardetto, DeAnna Baier, Michele Toohey, Charlotte Kerr, Jim Kissler, Carol Moos, Greg Woodward, Marcia Christensen, Laurie Carter, Lisa Woodward, Missy Shurigar, Leisa McCauley, Shauna Larsen, Cretia Crouch, Kellie Grippin, Scott Vogel, Brad Wind, Gilbert Garcia, and Steve Sauerbreit. Hayes Leads Forensics Pia Hayes lead the Forensics club for the year 1981-82. Other officers were Pat Edson, Vice President; Cyndi Brandenburg, Secretary; and Andy Boxer, Treasurer. Sponsoring the club was Mrs. Epple. Forensics started off the year with the first speech meet at CSU. The cluh also attended meets at Longmont, Rocky Mountain, and a league meet at Yuma. State festivities were held at Mapleton High School. Receiving ratings were: Zane Rudnik, two superior and one good; Andy Boxer, one excellent and two superior; Mike Diers, three excellent; and Denise Gish, two excellent and one superior. Participating in various meets throughout the year were: Wade Reiger, Humor; Pia Hayes, Humor; Denise Gish, Drama; Andy Boxer, Drama; Carolyn Dickerson, Poetry; Mike Diers, Original Oratory; Zane Rudnik, Radio News; and Pat Edson, Extemporanious. Since April 1969 . . . Clearing House has been a club here at BHS since 1969, and has devoted it’s time to helping the mentally and physically handicapped of BHS, NORESCO, and STAR schools. Throughout the year Clearing House sponsored many different activities which included Halloween and St. Patrick’s Day parties. Purple Haze supplied the music for both of these parties which were held in the BHS commons. A spring picnic was also held in the Fort Morgan park. The 1981-82 officers were as follows: Ronnie Davis, president; Kim Dean, vice president; Michelle Heater, secretary; and Cindy DeLong, treasurer. Mrs. VanDyke and Mrs. Mages were the sponsors. Second Year For H.O.S.A H.O.S.A. stands for Health Occupation Students of America. Brush High School’s H.O.S.A. club is combined with the ort Morgan High School's chapter. Several activities have been done by the members of the club. Such as, a free blood ressure clinic and several bake sales. Also, for money making activities they held a carnival and the members ran the oncessions at the carnival. This money is used to enable the members to go to state which is in Colorado Springs. If you in at state, then you can qualify for nationals. First year members included: Cheryl Ford, Cheryl Castrup, Annette Deherrera, Francis Flores, Cindy Delong, Jeri Wilson, Melvin Muth and Jackie Green as Treasurer. Second year members include Ellie Kivisto as State Historian, Jonna lorris as Parliamentarian, Laura Tucke as Publicity Director, Stephanie Schmer, and Janine Bruce. The sponsor for this lub is Mrs. Gertge from Morgan Community College. First Year For Foreign Language Club This year German Club, and the Spanish Club of 1981-1982 combined together to form the Foreign Language Club. The Foreign Language Club's activities include selling T-shirts and sell- ing carnations for Valentines Day. Officers were not elected this year by a group decision. Ms. Owens was the sponsor for the Foreign Language Club. 72 •4 This page sponsored by LEROY AMEN • PIONEER SEED DEALER Hohweiler’s Second Year . . Chris Hohweiler’s second year at Brush High School was a very busy one. His groups grew in numbers from last year and his activities gave the student many new experiences. The Marching Concert Band performed at all home foot- ball games, the State football play-offs and the football State Championship game. They also played for the volleyball team, including their State Championship. The Brush band was the divisional winner at the Colorado State University Band Day, and performed at the C.S.U. football pre-game show. Many of the instrumental students participated in the State Solo Ensemble at Fort Morgan. Topping off the Con- cert Band's performance year was their participation in the 1982 graduation exercises at B.H.S. 76 Great Success Concert Choir had a successful year singing in many concerts. They were part of both Christmas and Spring Concerts. The group traveled to Sterling for the State Music Contests in the spring. The group also sang at the Senior Class’s Baccalaureate Service on May 21. The Stage Band played for the A.A.R.P. Dinner, nursing homes in the area, the Fort Lupton Stage Band Festival, and also performed for the children at Thompson School in Brush. The group played for a Brush High School lunch hour in the commons area, and at the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Convention which was held at the Ramada Inn in Fort Morgan. The Select Choir changed their name to Copyright ’82.” They sang and danced at Eben Ezer, the Christmas Concert, and both the Chamber of Commerce Luncheon and Banquet. They participated in the Pre-Contest Concert and the Spring Choir Festival also this year. 77 Top left: Drum Major, Lori Wood- ward Top right: Twirlers, Mandy and Lisa Woodward Bottom: Flag Corp-Robin Scott, Kay Kirk, Vivian Gu?man, Nadine Trujillo, Sonya Arroyo, Mary Jane Christensen, Terry George. Yo- landa Villareal 78 80 Emhovick Charges F.B.L.A. F.B.L.A. was led by a girl this year. Kelly Emhovick served as President; Brenda Marshall, Vice-President; Heather King, Treasurer; Loretta Chabot, Secretary; Carol Moos, Reporter; and Paul Emhovick, Parliamentarian. Kathy Frost and John Schafer were the club sponsors this year. At district contests held January 25, 1982, Janet Crawley, Loretta Chabot, Mandy Woodward, Heather King and Brenda Marshall qualified for the state conference. Kelly Emhovick and Lola Celestino will go as voting delegates. On March 7-9, the state conference was held in Colorado Springs at the Broadmoor Hotel. Those who qualified at state contests went on to attend the national conference in Indianapolis, Indiana. Joy Poulignot was the State Vice-President for F.B.L.A. and was among the other statewide officers who led the conference in Colorado Springs. Juniors Reign Over Math and Science Club Math and Science club enjoyed as active year. The club started by attending Eastman Kodak near Wind- sor, Colo, and then traveled to Fort Saint Vrain Nucle- ar Power Station. The club sponsored cake raffles and concessions throughout the year and they sponsored the Freshman science fair. The club donated $100.00 at the regional science fair. The club collected candy wrappers as another money making project. Math and Science club finished the year with their annual steak and lobster fry. Some of the club members participated in the re- gional science fair, and among the winners who were: Gold Medals- Maren Bostrom, Mandy Woodward, Lori Woodward, Lisa Woodward, Terry George, and Marcia Christensen. Silver Medal winners were: Pat Edson, Matt Woodward, Kristi Smith and Bronze Medal winners were: Shawn Morman, Greg Wood- ward, Shelly Hansen and Jeff Yearous. Mandy Woodward and Terry George were selected to attend the International Science fair in Houston, Texas. Alternates were Lori Woodward and Pat Ed- son. Leading the Math and Science club during the 1981- 82 school year was Pat Edson. Other officers included Lori Woodward, Vice President; Kristi Smith, Secretary; Kay Poulignot, Treasurer; and Jeff Yearous, Sgt. at Arms. Mr. Gabriel and Mrs. Preston sponsored the club. Seven attend Model U.N IRC attended the Model United Nations on April 16 and 17 at UNC in Greely. The Model U.N. is held every year to give students an opportunity to learn about the U.N. and the responsibilities of an ambassa- dor. Attendants this year and the countries they repre- sented were: Mike McDonnald - Australia; Cyndi and Pam Brandenburg - Austria; Carolyn Dickerson and Pia Hayes- Bolivia; Mike Diers and Zane Rudnik - Madagascar. IRC also held a pie in the face raffle. Mr. Gotto received a pie in his face from raffle winner Eric Ruhl. Other raffles were also held to raise money for the club. Mr. Doyle sponsored IRC with Cyndi Brandenburg presiding as president and Mike McDonnald vice president. Blake Presides Over VICA The Brush Chapter of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of Amer- ica during the 1981-1982 year was lead by Mr. Ken McReynolds. The officers for this year were: Jamie Blake, President; Sky Blake; Vice President; Ben Knight, Secretary; Rod Krai, Treasure; Ron Gutierrez, Reporter; Dean Moreland, Parliamentarian; Andy Ely, Historian; Jeff Padilla, Voting delegate; and John Romero is State Parliamentarian. For money making projects VICA played Ft. Morgans VICA club in a basketball game. Dean Moreland, Rod Krai, Jeff Padilla, and John Romero attended the State VICA conference March 17-19 at the Four Seasons in Colorado Springs. Bostrom Rules F.F.A. F.F.A. started the year with 26 members. Officers are as follows: President: Mitch Bostrom, Vice President: Randy Danielson, Sec- retary: Jeff Yearous Treasure: Jim Kissler, Sentinal Craig Reporter: Vernie Kesslar. They sent judging teams to Dis- trict and State with Ag Mechanics taking first at State. Craig Wolever and Joel Marwitz went to Nation- als in Kansas City, Missouri. 88 FHA Membership Rises From 20 to 40 Officers for the 1981-82 school year for FHA were: President, Cindy Delong; Vice President, Jeri Wilson; and Secretary Trea- surer, Dolores Ramirez. The sponsor was Mrs. Thruston. The Future Homemakers of America started off the year with a banana split party to promote membership. The party was quite successful as membership soared from 20 to 40 from last year. The Christmas season was a busy one for the homemakers as they sold cookbooks and jewelry as money-making projects. They also served a dinner for the residents of Sunset Manor. AH members attended the FHA district convention held in Sterling during the week of September 22. Eleven members went on to state, which was held in Colorado Springs at the Broadmoor Hotel. They were Susan Acosta, Cindy Delong, Dolores Ramirez, Sophie Laso, Debbie Hudson, Tina Atkins, Wendy Smith, Dawn Elliott, Dan Skraback, Richard Rudnik, and Vernie Keeslar. 89 Giauque Presides Over Leading ihe Student Council for the 1981-82 school year were officers Tania Giauque, President; Marc Mullen, Vice President; Jeff Yearous, Treasurer; and Kristi Davis, Secretary. Serving as District officers were Lori Woodward, Vice President and Mandy Woodward, Secretary. Sponsoring the group were Mr. Don Dillehay and Mrs. Claire Lynch. The council carried out numerous projects during the year. Included among these were the traditional festivities of Homecoming Student of the Month, Christmas door decorating, poster contest, and a Get Acquainted Dance. Singing telegrams, noon time com- petitions, and various leadership workshop were also handled by the Student Council. Brandenburg Directs Thespians 92 Cyndi Brandenburg acted as president with Jay Poulignot han- dling the duties of vice-president. The secretary treasurer office was held by Andy Boxer. The Thespi- ans started the 1981-82 school year by performing a skit for the Homecoming pep rally. They also went to a drama festival at Wray in November along with other sur- rounding schools. Thespians helped out with the all school plays, Harvey” and Cheaper by the Dozen.” Greg Krob acted as sponsor for the Thespian Club. Diggers Sweep League . And Look Toward State After an opening game loss to 4A Montbello, the Beetdigger gridders went on to win their next 11 games. This included two non-confer- ence wins over Akron and Fredrick, respective- ly. Brush then defeated Burlington, Wray and Yuma twice each to clinch the Northeaster Con- ference title. They then began the road to state. Thirteen players were named All-Conference. They included, on offense Mitch Bostrom, RB; Jay Poulignot, C; Jim Glass, T; Tom Newland, QB; Andy Ely, G; A.J. Spade, FI.; on defense Lance Bailey, LB; Marc Mullen, LB; Lee Dille- hay, T; Bart Rodriguez, NG; Mike Hammer, E; Steve Giauque, DB; and Rich Gutierrez received honorable mention DB. Rod Zwirn was named All-Conference kick returner. We Opponent They 0 Montbcllo 6 55 Akron 0 47 Fredrick 8 21 Burlington 0 49 Yuma 7 34 Wray 7 41 Burlington 21 27 Yuma 0 35 Wray 13 State Tournament 41 Ft. Lupton 21 27 Valley 17 20 Glenwood Spgs. 0 13 Windsor 14 Girls Win League And Districts League records showed the Digger Volleyball team 19-3, sending the girls to the State Tournament. The team was first place in the league, in sub-district, and the district playoffs. The team received Runner-Up at State. All-conference awards went to seniors; Tania Giauque, Kim Rietz and Amy Odle. Honorable mention was awarded to sophomore, Michelle Bostrom. Top-Varsity, center-junior Varsity. bottom-Freshmen We Opponent They 2 Caliche 0 0 Sidney 2 2 Prarie 0 2 Limon 1 2 Greeley Central 1 2 Sterling 1 2 Valley 1 2 Kimball 0 2 Burlington 0 2 Yuma 0 0 Wray 2 2 Morgan 0 2 Greeley West 0 2 Wray 0 2 Greeley West 1 1 Morgan 2 2 Yuma 0 2 Burlington 0 2 Wray 1 2 Yuma 0 2 Wray 1 2 Wray 0 STATE TOURNAMENT 2 Aspen 0 2 St. Mary’s 0 0 Platte Valley 2 99 Diggers Round Off Season 11-8 Boys basketball 1981-82 season came to a close as Coach Lee Roy Needens led the team to Districts, having a heartbreaking defeat 55-56 to the University High Bulldogs. The varsity boys had a winning season of 11-8. They were also champions of the North Eastern League and Sub-district tournament held in Burlington. Don Dillehay headed the J.V.’s, coming through with an unblemished season of 15 wins and no losses. Freshmen boys finished the season 6-6 under Coach George Mussed. This was Mr. Mussell's first year of coaching the Freshmen team. 102 Boys Baksetball 1981-82 WF. THEY 40 Weld Central 34 63 University High 85 48 Fort Morgan 55 59 Highland 67 59 Valley High 68 80 Wray 56 55 Eaton 56 63 Burlington 56 65 Kimball 69 62 Yuma 56 60 Wray 49 55 Yuma 54 71 Burlington 69 59 Ft. Morgan 69 79 Wray 51 71 Limon 62 SUB DISTRICT 67 Wray 59 70 Burlington 66 DISTRICT 55 University High 56 104 Lady Diggers Make History Lady Diggers were lead by second year coach Bob Bever. Diggers entered Sub-Districts, held in Burlington, with a record of 4-12. The Beetdiggers took Sub-Districts by defeating Yuma, 56-46 and Burlington, 51-48. Brush then hosted Districts and were defeated by Highland Huskies, 37-66. The other highlight of the girl’s basketball season was their win over the Wray Eagles, 45-43. Beetdiggers made history. In previous years the Eagles have never been beaten by the Diggers. J.V. was lead by first year coach Liz Bitzcr and Freshman by first year coach Bud Robbins. 06 Girls Basketball 1981-82 We Opponent They 45 Greeley West 72 33 Fort Morgan 68 21 Greeley Cnntral 58 55 Platte Valley 63 41 Falley 68 31 Wray 62 39 Eaton 42 52 Burlington 68 47 Kimball 44 41 Yuma 42 60 Fort Morgan 76 46 Yuma 37 66 Burlington 51 30 Weld Central 74 45 Wray 43 38 Limon 39 Sub-District 56 Yuma 46 51 Burlington 48 District 37 Highland 66 107 Bostrom Sparks Beetdiggers Under the guidance of coach Bob Luke, the Brush 1981-82 wrestling team acquired a season record of 9-1, and a conference record of 2-1. The Brush w restling team finished second in the league standings. They lost the league championship by one point to Wray. In the state tournament, Mitch Bostrom placed first with his second consecutive state champion- ship. Bostrom went unbeaten in 50 consecutive matches without a loss over the last two years. Also attending the state tournament was Jeff Yearous and Jim Glass who placed fourth and Felix Flores and Warren Quinlin who did not place. Overall the team finished with enough points to assure themselves of seventh place in the state tournament. WE Box Score OPPONENT THEY 41 Platte Valley 27 57 Cheyenne East 9 40 Weld Central 27 62 Fredrick 6 58 Kimball 6 37 Akron 20 35 Burlington 15 30 Yuma 22 39 Eaton 18 26 Wray 27 Tourney's Brush Invitational won Roosevelt Tourney • 2nd place District • 2nd place State - 7th place 108 Life In The . Track Scores 1981-82 Girl's OPPONENT Boy's 1 Julesburg 3 1 Brush Inv. 5 2 Yuma Inv. 3 2 Ft. Lupton 3 2 Ft. Morgan Inv. 2 2 Wray Inv. 3 Berthoud Inv. 1 Haxtun STATE Twenty-five boys participated in the 1982 track season. Throughout the year the boys track team proved to be very successful as they captured the conference title with 165 points and ran 8 speedsters right into the state track meet. Qualifiers for the meet were Mitch Bostrom, Scott Schantz, Scott Trimbach, Aaron J. Spade, Jim Glass, Tom Newland, Shawn Weatherill, and Joe Guthner. Placing in individual events were Tom Newland, 2nd in the 400, and Mitch Bostrom, 4th in the 300 hurdles. They tied for fourth with Lake County out of 56 teams who participated in the state meet. Tied for 4th Tied for 4th Although there were only 14 girls out for track, they placed highly at all the meets they participated in. Through alot of hard work they finished first in the conference track meet and 11 girls qualified for the state track meet which was held in Brush, May 14th and 15th. Among these girls were Maren Bostrom, Michelle Bostrom, Tania Giauque, Vicki Bass, Melanie Schwab, Sandra Ewert, Carol Moos, Lisa Woodward, Lisa Gardetto, Shawnie Massey, and Caro- lyn Dickerson. Placing in individual events were Michelle Bostrom, 2nd in the 400 meter and Tania Giauque, 5th in the 880 meters. Under the direction of coach Larry Mills and assistant coaches Bob Bever and Teresa Schaefer, the girls tied for 4th with Fort Lupton with just a few points out of receiving the 3rd place trophy. 115 Two State Runner-Ups..... Brush volleyballers capped off another exciting season by making their third consecutive trip to the State AA Tournament in Colorado Springs, and coming home with a second place trophy. The Beetdiggcrs, who compiled an overall record of 21-4, were led by first year coach Liz Bitzer as they won conference and district championships and advanced all the way to the state finals. The cham- pionship match with Platte Valley marked the end of BHS volleyball careers for seniors Tania Giauque, Amy Odle, and Kim Reitz. 118 How Sweet It Is Six inches was the difference between a state championship and a second place trophy as the Brush Beetdiggers ended their 1982 campaign with a stir of controversy in the state finals against the Windsor Wizards. The Brush gridders, who had an opportunity to win in the closing seconds, came up just inches short on a crucial extra point attempt, and Windsor held on to win by a final score of 14-13. In spite of the season ending loss, the Beetdiggers returned home as reigning conference champions and state runner-ups. So Close, Yet So Far Brush’s boys’ and girls’ basketball teams both won sub-district championship and earned berths in the district playoffs, but came up just short of a trip to the state tournament. After a dismal 0-8 start, the lady Diggers turned their season around to make their third straight district appearance, with the last two coming under the direction of head coach Bob Bever. Coach LeeRoy Needens and the boys wrestled the Northeast Conference title away from the defending state champion Yuma Indians. They compiled a 6-0 record in conference play, and like the girls, went on to make their third consecutive district playoff appearance. Playing host to the University High Bulldogs, the Diggers lost a heartbreaking 56-55 decision to end their 1982 campaign. Track Teams Race To Fourth Place Finish Brush was once again the site of the State Track A A Championships. Schools from all over Colorado arrived on May 14th to compete through the 15th, for the top positions in their respective event and to qualify to be a state champion. The Beetdiggers sent eight boys and 11 girls to enter the state meet. Tania Giauque and Michelle Bostrom were the top placers from the girls team, where Mitch Bostrom and Tom Newland earned a state placing with their events. Out of 56 Colorado teams who participated in the State Championships, both Brush teams tied for fourth place with their team scoring overall. Wrestlers Escape With Seventh Brush Beetdigger wrestling sent five qualifiers to the State Tournaments in Denver this year. Warren Quinlin and Felix Flores did not place at the tour- nament. Jim Glass and Jeff Yearous both qualified for a fourth place standing in their divisions. Mitch Bostrom placed first in his match for the second consecutive year in the State Championships. 122 Bostrom Makes History At B.H.S. History was made at B.H.S. this year by senior Mitch Bostrom. Through his tremendous athletic ability and his leadership qualities, Mitch is the first Brush High School student to qualify as an All-Stater in three sporting events. Mitch has performed outstandingly well throughout his 4 years at B.H.S. The editors and staff of Sagebrush '82 honor his achievements and feature Mitch on this page. Yea For Our Side! Brush High School cheerleaders made the 1981-82 school year a very busy one by having many money-making projects. The year consisted of selling corsages at Homecoming, selling poster calendars, and a raffle of gift certificates for gasoline. The cheerleaders for fall season were Mary Gutierrez (Head), Julie Kautz, Brenda Marshall and Kim Ruhl. Winter sport cheerleaders were Mary Gutierrez (Head), Julie Kautz, Kim Ruhl, Brenda Marshall, and Nadine Trujillo. Spon- soring the Beetdigger cheerleaders for the year was Ms. Joanne Carl. 24 Seniors Receive Scholarships The seniors who received scholarships are as follows: Top. left 10 right: Michele Crall. Brenda Marshall. Loretta Chabot. Janine Bruce, Jill Bohling. Lorie Wind. Kay Poulignot. Zane Rudnik. Tania Giauque. Lance Bailey. Heather King. Ron Alexander. Jodi Salinas. Jay Poulignot. Jonna Morris! Janet Crowley. Kise Irvine, Randy Danielson. Cathy Hayes, Michelle Heater. Marc Mullen. Kim Dean. Andy Boxer. Cyndi Brandenburg. 128 12 Masonic Awards Received 12 senior had the honor of receiving a Masonic Award. The seniors are as follows: from the top, left to right: Jeff Padilla-Auto Mechanics; Kay Poulignot-Science; Zane Rudnik-Music; Heather King-Foreign Language; from center left to right. Helen Hass-Home Economics; Craig Wolevcr-Agriculture; Sheila Walkup-Math; Mitch Bostrom-P.E.; from bottom left to right. Robert Chapman-Art; Lorie Wind-Business; Marc Mullen-History; and Cyndi Brandenburg-English. 129 This page sponsored by U-PUMP-IT 131 Boy’s And Girl’s State Delegates Elected This year’s Boy’s State winners will travel to Pueblo for a week, while Girl’s State winners will travel to CSU for a week. To obtain this privilege the delegates attended many interviews and write a letter on why they think they are qualified to attend. From this point, the women from the American Legion Auxiliary Club select the best qualified girls and the men from the American Legion select the best qualified boys, and they are sent to C.S.U. and Pueblo, respectively, where they will study about our government and how to be a better citizen. Pictured below from left to right arc; Top row: Amy Cook, (alternate), Carolyn Dickerson. Susan Acosta, and Tracy Griffith. Bottom row: Bob Baker. Joe Guthner. and Pat Edson. 21 Students Go To Junior Workshops Every year juniors are picked to attend workshops during the summer months. Last summer 10 different workshops were offered. The following students were chosen to attend: Susanne Acosta, Jim Glass, Rebecca Hunker, and Lorna Lindell, are attending the Drama workshop. Chosen to attend the Journalism workshop were. Bob Baker, Pat Griffith, Pia Hayes, Julie Kautz and Jim King. Attending the Student Council workshops were, Jett Blake, Michelle Bostrom, and Jeff Yearous. Justin Bzdek, Carolyn Dickerson, Denise Gish, Joe Guthner, Warren Quinlin, Lori Woodward, and Jeff Yearous were the attendants for the Engineering workshop. Attending the Business workshops were John Dalton, Tracy Griffith, Terry McGaughey, and Julie Kautz. Chosen to attend the Music workshops were Yolanda Villarreal and Lori Woodward. Attending the Math workshops were Terry McGaughey and Denise Gish. Attending the art workshop was Geneva Weakley. Attending the Science workshops were Joe Guthner and Lori Woodward. Pat Edson was chosen to attend the Political Science. 133 Outstanding Athletes Chosen For 1981-82 All-Conference Thirty-seven outstanding athletes were chosen for All-Conference in various sports for their hard work and effort for the year 1981-82. Athletes chosen for volleyball were Tania Giauque, Kim Reitz, and Amy Odle. Girls picked for basketball were Tania Giauque, and Amy Odle. Maren Bostrom, Michelle Bostrom, Tania Giauque, Vicki Bass, Lisa Gardetto, and Lisa Woodward were among the girls chosen for track. Football recipients include Lance Bailey, Bart Rodriquez, Tom Newland, Jim Glass, Andy Ely, Mike Hammer, Rod Zwirn, Marc Mullen, Lee Dillehay, Jay Poulignot, Mitch Bostrom, Steve Giauque, and A.J. Spade. Boys basketball athletes chosen were Andy Ely, Tom Newland, and A.J. Spade. Felix Flores, Jeff Yearous, Warren Quinlin, Mitch Bostrom, and Jim Glass were chosen for wrestling. Boys picked for track were A.J. Spade, Mitch Bostrom, Tom Newland, Shawn Weatherill, Scott Schantz, Jim Glass, Joe Guthner, and Greg Woodward. 1i4 1982-83 Student Council Officers Elected On April 21, the Student Council elections were held. First and second hour, all skits were presented and the voting took place afterwards. Jeff Yearous was selected to rule over the Student Council for the year 1982-83. Other Student Council officers were Jett Blake, Vice- President; Michelle Bostrom, Treasurer; and Adan Flo- res, Secretary. To run for an office, a petition had to be circulated throughout the school stating why the person wanted to run and having twenty-four signatures. If not enough petitions were handed in, students would have been asked, by Mrs. Lynch, to run for certain offices. o Old Homecoming Tradition 142 Returns To B.H.S. ||L An old tradition returns to B.H.S. with many students busy working on Homecoming festivities. Float decorating seemed to be back and successful. 1st place went to the sophomore class of ’84, seniors following close behind in 2nd, with juniors 3rd and freshmen bringing up the end with 4th place. The bonfire was held on Friday evening to arouse spirit for the upcoming victories on Saturday afternoon. Homecoming candidates were Kevin Hall, Marc Mullen, Lance Bailey, and Mitch Bostrom. Queen candidates were Amy Odle, Lorie Wind, Michele Crall, and Tania Giauque. Royalty were Marc Mullen and Tania Giauque. Coronation was at halftime of the football game and then repeated during the ceremonies at the dance. Yuma Indians were the Beetdiggers rivals for the Homecoming Sport events. Both the football and volleyball teams got away with easy victories. The football score was 49-7, with the volleyball score being 15-3, 15-5. Homecoming dance decorations were provided from the floats. Digger Gold” was the theme with Storm Watch entertaining with a variety of music. 143 32 1981 Homecoming Royalty Four seniors of the 1981-82 school year reigned at the Brush High School as the new Homecoming and Prom kings and queens. Halftime of the Brush Yuma game at the fairly new football field was the setting where Tania Giauque and Marc Mullen were crowned Homecoming queen and king on October 3, 1981. They were recrowned at the Homecoming dance the same night. Tania Giauque Homecoming Queen Marc Mullen Homecoming King 146 1982 Prom Royalty Amy Odle Prom Queen 0 %:if ; r v April 24 was the date or Prom 1982, at which Amy Odle and John Romero were crowned Prom queen and king in the BHS commons. Southern Nights was the Prom theme and after coronation the royalty and other couples danced to music played by A Quick One . 147 John Romero Prom King Southern Night Southern Nights was the theme for this year’s Junior-Senior Prom. Couples danced the night away to the music of A Quick One”, who came down to Brush from Denver University. The commons area provided the perfect setting, by the Juniors who decorated, to keep with the theme. Streamers, silver gar- lands, plants, flowers and a fountain were among the decorations couples enjoyed that night. All people geared up for the excitement of the soon to be coronation and crowning of the 1982 Prom Royalty. 14 Coronation Highlights Night A new activity for Prom was activated this year at B.H.S. The Grand March of couples began at 10:00 p.m. on the night of April 24. All girls, and their escorts were introduced as they re-entered the commons. After the Grand March, coronation ceremonies began. John Ro- mero was first crowned King. He then crowned Amy Odle as Queen of the Southern Night Prom. Selected Senior Attendant Mitch Bostrom, crowned Kelly Emho- vick as Senior Attendant girl. Lorna Lindell and Pat Edson were honored as the two selected Junior Atten- dants. Other Junior candidates were Jett Blake, Lori Woodward, Sandra Ewert, Steve Giauque, Rod Zwirn, and Jeff Yearous. 151 Fall Play Shows It’s Cheaper By the Dozen” Cheaper By the Dozen”, by C.O. Skinner was presented as a serious three-act comedy November 19 and 20 at 7:30p.m. as the annual fall play. The Gilbreth family consisting of twelve children, were ruled by a strict father who believed hard work was the best policy. Throughout the play Anne, Mr. Gilbreth's oldest daughter, struggled for her freedom as a young teenage girl. As time went on, he realized she needed this freedom and he slowly gave in to Anne with a little help from the children and Mrs. Gilbreth. The family then found out their father was ill after Mrs. Gilbreth broke the bad news and the story ended as Mr. Gilbreth announced he was going off to London to preach efficiency in the household. The family then suspected that their father may never be back again because of his illness. 152 Rabbit Dominates BHS Stage The Thespian spring play for 1982 was Harvey.” The play was written by the late Mary Chase. This is the second time Har- vey has been performed at BHS. The play was held March 4 and 6. Mr. Krob direct- ed it and Mrs. Epple assisted. Myrtle Mae Simmons CAST Mandy Woodward Mrs. Ethel Chauvent Pia Hayes Veta Louise Simmons Rebecca Hunker Betty Chumley Denise Gish William R. Chumley. M L). Miss Johnson Ruth Kelly. R.N. Mary Jane Christensen E.J. Lofgren Adan Flores I.vman Sanderson. M I) Eric Ruhl Elwood P. Dowd Pat Edson Duane Wilson Shawn Weatherill Judge Omar Gaffney Mike Diers Stage crew members were Kent Schippert, Robin Scott. Kim Ruhl. Kathy Delafuente, Jamie Crall. Brooks Massey, Kim Irvine and Toni Schultz. 54 1S6 This page sponsored by AMSBERRY REALTY, LTD. 1982-83 Student Council Officers Elected The results of the 1982-83 Student Council elections are: President-Jeff Yearous; Vice-President-Jett Blake; Treasurer-Michelle Bostrom; Secretary-Adan Flores. Many skits were performed ranging from the take-off of Saturday Night Live, to Maddog II saving a fellow classmates life. These officers will lead our student body through the 1982-83 school year. L Class Of 1982, Only A Memory Yearbook pages sponsored by: Amsberry Realty Das Schuh Haus Eaker's Hairatage LeRoy Amen Mayhugh Bros. Auto Ralph's T-Shirt Shack Seat Cover Jean Shop Stan Paynter Agency State Farm Insurance U Pump It Western Exchange THE BRUSH BANNER DRUSYLLA GEORGESON Publisher (303) 842-5555 P.0. 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