Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

The Journalism Department of BRUSH HIGH SCHOOL presents SACHIOSI %4 Edited by: Patience Griffith Jamie Oral MIICATI9U After 31 years of hard work and dedication at Brush High School, the 1983-84 student-body and faculty would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Thomas C. Woolley. Mr. Woolley has his Bachelor of Arts Degree in counseling, music, English, and social studies and his Masters Degree in anthropology. In 1951 Mr. Woolley began his teaching career at Pierce. Colorado, where he taught English, drama and directed school plays. Following two years of teaching at Pierce, in 1953 he began his teaching career at Brush High School. While at B.H.S. for the past 31 years Mr. Woolley has produced 28 yearbooks, taught vocal music, sponsored many classes, and has seen about 2600 seniors graduate. B.H.S. will always appreciate everything Mr. Woolley has done for the school and the students. We would like to honor you, Mr. Woolley, with our 1984 yearbook! 2 Searching for tomorrow, but learning from today. Class Of 84 Has Awesome Year Making their last year at BHS a success was the main purpose of the class of 1984. Pulling together as a group, the seniors worked very hard to take first place in the Homecoming float competition which followed the theme Up, Up and Away with the Diggers . Among other activities of the year, the juniors honored the seniors with the annual Jr.-Sr. Prom. As the seniors were in their final year of high school education, they began to realize the importance of planning for their future. Graduation ceremony was held Saturday May 26th, while Baccalaureate was on the 25th. The graduating class advanced 90 students into the world of making important decisions and taking challenges. 8 The class of 84 was lead by President, Greg Woodward; Vice-President, Kristi Davis, and Secretary Treasurer. Pam Brandenburg. The sponsors were Mr. Woolley and Mr. Sum- ner. Mr. Woolley Mr. Sumner Jeff Albert Scott Arb Jim Arroyo Sonya Arroyo Tina Atkins DeAnna Baler Matt Baker Cindy Bass Vicki Bass Leisa Blake Michelle Bostrom Pam Brandenburg John Carlson Michelle Carlson June Chabot Greg Chartier Annie Crlsman Penny Danielson 9 10 Kristi Davis Tim Dulaney Bob Elrlck Paul Emhovlck Randy Finley Kathy Fleming Kurt Garbin Lisa Gardetto Tessie Gardetto Randy Gardner Terry George Chris Giauque Teresa Hollenback Pla Jantunen Danny Jimenez Derek Hass Lisa Hergenreter Lynette Hlght Sarah Johnson Rick Jones Greg Kalous Charlotte Kerr Juanita Killough Jim King Kay Kirk Jim Kissler Leslie Likely Gloria Martinez Marlin Mohrlang Carol Moos • 13 Shawn Morman Roland Nation Carla Nicks Tom Odle Nannette Ormond Sherri Rhodes Mark Segelke Dan Smith Steve Sperber Jett Teter Michele Toohey Paul Torrez Nadine Trujillo Phillip Villarreal Chris Wacker Becky Walter Brian Weitzel Jennifer White 16 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Brian Baltazar Dana Campbell Jacob Duran Mandy Emil Eckstein Woodward Rosanna Ferracini Greg Woodward Becky Ficco Jim Graham Scott Greenwood Thad Meracle Del Rhodes Charles Statley 17 Class Of '84 Goes With 79 Sacculau ta(e Class o| ItySlf Jeffrey Scott Albert Scott Austin Arb James Sidney Arroyo Sonya Denise Arroyo Tina Louise Atkins DeAnna Dee Baler Matthew Durvrin Baker Cindy Leanne Bass Vicki Ellen Bass Leisa Marie Blake MicheQc Lynn Bostrom Pamela Jo Brandenburg Dana Ann Campbell John James Carlson MicbeOe Ann Carison June Marie Chabot Gregory Allen Chartier Ann Eugenia Crisman Penelope Lynn Danielsen Charlotte Dawn Kerr Kristi Lynn Davis Jacob Jack Duran Robert William Elrick Pa’tl Elliott Emhovick Rosanna Kay Ferracini Beckey Ann Ficco Randy Wayne Finley Kurt Allan Garbin Carol Jeanne Moos Mary Lisa Gardetto Shawn Clay Morman Randall Eugene Gardner Roland Lelaml Nation Terry Annette George Carla Ray Nicks Christopher P. Giauque Thomas Clay Odle Benjamin Harold Godfrey Nannette Lorraine Ormond James Nelson Graham Del Gerald Rhodes Colin Eugene Greenwood Sherri Lynn Rhodes Darlena B. Ricketts Kimberly Sue Ruhl Terry Alan Ruhl Toni Lynn Schults Melanie Jo Schwab Derek W. Scott Daniel James Smtth Jeffrey Michael Teter Michele Reoe’ Toohey Nadine Trujillo Philip James Villarreal Christopher E. Wacker Rebecca Sue Walter Brian Henry Weitzel Jennifer Jean White Amanda S Woodward Gregory John Woodward Certificate of Attendance Patience Marie Griffith Sheila Kay Grottdand Scott Wayne Ha kin John Derek Haas Usa Cathy Hergenreter Lynnette Jo Hight Teresa Lynn Hollenbeck Sarah L Johnson Richard K Jones Gregory Lee Kalous Juanita Mae Killough James Donald King Jacquelyn Kay Kirk James Ray Klssler Leslie Ann Likely Gloria Martinez Thad Meracle Kathleen Fleming Gleason Marlin Dean Mohrlang Pia-Christin Annika Jantunen Order of Worship Organ Selections________________________________________Jennifer White •Processional — “Triumphal March — Grieg_______________Jennifer White •Invocation ---------------------------------- Reverend Glenn Lawrencd Brush Methodist Church •Hymn — A Mighty Fortress is Our God .................. Congregation A mighty fortress is our God, A bulwark never failing: Our helper He, amid the flood of mortal ills prevailing. For still our ancient foe Doth seek to work us woe: His craft and pow'r are great. And, armed with cruel hate, On earth is not his equal. That word above all earthly pow rs, No thanks to them abideth: The Spirit and the gifts are ours. Thro’ Him who with us sideth. Let goods and kindred go, This mortal life also; The body they may kill, God's truth abideth still. His kingdom is forever. Sermon “Where Are the Goal Posts? .......... Reverend Terry Douglass Brush Church of the Nazarene Vocal Selection--------------------------------------High School Choir Home Is A Special Kind of Feeling ............John Rutter •Benediction----------------------------------Reverend Glenn Lawrence Brush Methodist Church •Recessional — “Processional March — Parker____________Jennifer White We appreciate the time, efforts, and cooperation of the Brush Ministerial Alliance in presenting this service for the Brush High School. Dr. Ronmld E Prascher •Congregation Standing CLASS OF 1984 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Deanna Baier Michelle Bostrom Para Brandenburg Kristi Davis Lisa Gardetto Terry George Pat Griffith Pia Jantunen Jaanita Killough Leslie likely Terry Ruhl Melanie Schwab Michelle Toohey Jennifer White Greg Woodward Mandy Woodward 20 CjladualioH Processional ’Invocation .... Program ‘Fanfare and Processional’ Elgar High School Band ... Reverend Joan Ham Immanuel Congregational Church “Concert Variations — Smith__________________________High School Band Introduction of Speakers_______________________________Mr. John Gotto Commencement Addresses ............. Jeff Albert, Michelle Bostrom, Mandy Woodward Recognition of Board of Education ..............Mr. William Weatherill Superintendent, Brush RE 2 Schools Valedictorian and Salutatorian Awards___________Dr. Ronald Praschei Presentation of Class_________________________ Dr. Ronald Prascher Presentation of Diplomas _______________ -.......... Board of Education Ms. Deanna Davis and Mr. Jim Odle •Benediction _______________________ —.... Reverend Joan Ham Immanuel Congregational Church •Recessional • “Fanfare and Recessional • Ployhar .... High School Band Gold Stoles denote Honor Graduates Red Tassels denotes Honor Society •Audience Standing CLASS OFFICERS OF 1984 Greg Woodward____________________________________ President Kristi Davis______________ -___________________ Vice President Pam Brandenburg_____________________________Secretary • Treasurer CLASS MOTTO “Searching for Tomorrow, but Learning from Today CLASS COLORS Sky Blue and Royal Blue JUNIOR ESCORTS Jeff Bohling Jamie Crall JUNIOR Steve Coughlin Barry Quinlin Mike Garcia Ian Jouett Kent Trimbach Brad Wind Tessie Gardetto USHERS Kim Albert Kari Chartier Maren Bostrom Amy Mohrlang CLASS SPONSORS Mr Thomas Woolley Mr. Terrell Sumner 21 Juniors Are Almost At The Top The Junior class started out right when they came in first in the Homecoming Battle of the Classes . The Junior class came in second in float decorating compe- tition. The class elected Laurie Carter as President. Todd Miller as Vice-President, and Cretia Crouch as Secretary Treasurer. Concessions were sold to raise money to help pay for the Junior Senior Prom. Mr. Bever Mr. McGee Mrs. Mesch Mr. Mills Mr. Mussell Mrs. Preston Mrs. Woodward Felicia Acosta Kim Albert Steve Albert Brian Amack Andrea Andrews Tammy Atwood Corina Baler Tracy Blake Jett Bohllng Bob Borchert Maren Bostrom John Bourquln Diane Bowen Laurie Carter Lola Celestlno Beth Chapman Karl Chartler Marcia Christensen Bill Clem James Cordova Steve Coughlin Jamie Crall Kyle Crosswhite Cretia Crouch 24 Vince DeHerrera Rita Deleon Rick Dlllehay Kim Elcher Adan Flores Judy Gabbert Kelli Gandee Gilbert Garcia Mike Garcia Cheryll Graham Kellie Grlppln Felix Gutierrez Henry Guzman Marcia Hakala Shelly Hansen Bob Held Dan Henry Jason Herbel Gina Herrera Debbie Hudson Kim Irvine Les Jacobs Ian Jouett Robert Kennon Paul Koll Donna Landln Barbara Larson Shauna Larson Austin Lesher Sheri Luna Brooks Massey Lelsa McCauley Lisa McDonald Rosemary Medina Laurie Melnlnger Diana Miller Todd Miller John Miracle Amy Mohrlang Brad Mortensen Jerry Nelson Terry Nelson James Northrup Darrell Patten Raymond Paul Tim Perry Ron Pierce Barry Qulnlln Connie Ramsey Kyle Reitz Pat Rocha Grace Rodriquez David Romero Maria Roque Keith Roth Kent Schlppert Robin Scott Tim Segelke Sandy Shores Missy Shurigar Alison Smith Justin Smith Terry Smith Charles Stately Matt Sweeney Charles Trlbbey Kent Trimbach Scott Vogel Larry Walker Christine Ward Brad Wind Neal Wolfe 27 Sophomores Succeed Second Year At B.H.S. Class of 1986 finished their second year at Brush High School with the following students serving as class officers: Mitch Mullen. President; Stephanie Griffith. Vice-President; Rick Tormohlen, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Edson and Mr. Giauque were the class sponsors for this succeedingly well year For the Homecoming activities, the sophomores placed third in the float decorating competition. They planned money-making projects such as cake raffles to help their class through the year 30 Denise Albert Denise Arb Tim Atkins Sheryl Atwood Bruce Bass Kelly Bay Jayna Blake Lauretta Bolllg David Boston Bill Bussell Laura Bzdek Dixie Campbell Clarence Cotton Patty Daugherty Carrie Dempsey George Dennis Doug Donald Vicki Edwards Paula Elcher Sara Ely Judy Escobedo Tammy Finley Gerrard Flores Bryan Frlehauf Bryan Funk Debra Gish Pam Grandy Stephanie Griffith Mark Griggs Rhonda Grotteland Andy Guzman Shelia Hammer Mark Herbst Tammy Hernandez Eric Hoffman Ron Kauffman Russell Keeslar Matt Kenworthy Keith King Gordon Knight Mike Korthuls Danette Krai Greg Lee David Loose Reese Lundgren Jim Marlck Angel Martin Beccl Mayhugh 32 Shelly McGaughey Betty McMullen Patrick Medina Rickey Meyer Marie Miracle Kristin Mortensen Curt Moser Greg Moser Mitch Mullen Shelly Nichols Sheryl Nichols Bernard Noel Brad Ocker Heather Ormond Michelle Patten Vic Quint Noretta Rasmussen Gall Roberts Julie Romero Heidi Rosenfield Terri Roth Dawna Savage Lean Segelke Gary Shaklee Jeff Skraback Jodie Smlfh Tracy Spelfs Keylelgh Sfolfe Michele Tefer Mlfch Tefer Guy Thompson Andrew Tisdale Rick Tormohlen Barbara Torrez David VanAusdall Maft Wacker Freshmen Start High School On Right Foot Starting the 1983-84 school year, the freshmen class placed fourth in float decorating. Miss Bitzer and Mrs. Claeys led the class with Tracie Likely, President; Ann Hutchinson. Vice- President. and Bobby Guzman as Sec. Treasure. During the coarse of the year the fresh- men had a cake raffle as a money making project. 36 Mist Bitzer Mrs. Claeys Brenda Albert Troy Almeraz Yvette Andrews Shayla Armstrong Dawn Baker Donn Bass Wesley Bass Troy Baswett Terry Blake Leslie Bourquln Carl Bowen Steve Brunlng Rallnda Carver Sandy Caughlan Chris Celestlno Scott Chartler Anita Cook Lance Crosswhite Shelly Cumberlln Brent Davis Barbara DeLaFuente Mike Doane Kerl Dunlap Tim Edwards Chris Everlnglm Mike Flcco Amy Fleming Shawn Gabriel Eddie Gangen Lori Gandee Perry Garrett Steve Gentry Patricia Glauque Gaylon Grlppln John Grlppln Vicky Grotteland Bobby Guzman David Harding Craig Haskln Shelly Hedgecoke Sarah Herbel Mike Hollenbeck Brenda Houchens Lora Hull Ann Hutchison Eddie Jimenez Belinda Jordan Julianna Keller Chuck King Chad Knowles Doug Korbe Norene Kroshus Larry Lake Derek Lamar John Landln Bridget Lee Gina Lee Sherry Ley Trade Likely David Luna Chris Marez Lori Martin Peter Martinez Kristie Mason David Mayhugh Leon McCauley Bill McDonald Jill Melsel Dana Moser Derek Moser Jason Mull Doyle Nalll Craig Olson Bobby Padilla Elaine Padilla Bert Pennell Norman Poss Michelle Powers Wanda Ramsey Lisa Rhodes Dave Ricketts Robby Ring Richard Rivera Donna Romero Matt Romero Bryan Schott Dwayne Schultz Tamara Scovllle Naomi Segelke Doug Seward Carrie Statley Bill Stickler Connie Sucky Tory Sumner Denise Teter Mike Teter Stacey Teter Leslie Tormohlen Mike Torrez Sandra Torrez Joe Vasquez Becky Wacker Mike Wahlert Sean Warner Kirk Welmer Deanne Weiss Mindy Wilson Kim Wlrth Amy Woodward Pictures Not Available Leo Bueno Alan Rocha Tim Slocum Teachers Make It Through Another Year Shirley Anderson Bill Annan Bob Bever Liz Bltzer Joanne Carl Judy Carlson Yvette Claeys Don Dlllehay Joe Edson Don Gabriel Larry Glauque Fran Harman Karen Harrington Charlene Holzworth Evelyn King Ken Kreutzer 42 Greg Krob Claire Lynch Ken McReynolds Terry McGee Margo Mesch Larry Mills George Mussell LeeRoy Needens Linda Preston John Schafer Peggy Sheldon Terrell Sumner Dorothy Thruston Phyllis Woodward Al Worthley Tom Woolley 43 Judy Melsel Prascher And Gotto Finish Tenth Year Together Dr. Ronald Prascher(pictured at right), finished his four- teenth year as principal while Mr. John Gotto(pictured bottom right), finished his tenth year as assistant principal at BHS. Dr. Prascher and Mr Gotto have served as a team for ten years at BHS. Dr. Prascher's career at BHS began in 1970 followed by Mr Gotto's beginning in 1974. Mr. Gotto has served as athletic director for ten years. Van Donselaar And Weatherill In Fourth Year Pictured at left is Dr Ronald Van Donselaar serving Ns fourth year as assistant superintendent Pictured below is superintendent Mr Bill Weather who is in his fourth year in serving the Brush School District Pictured at left (left to right) is the 1983-84 Board of Education Mae Rug- gies. (President). Deanna Davis. Ken Hutchison. Ken Crossthwaite. Jim Odle. (Vice President) Don Quinfcn. and Bill Hammer. (Treasurer) 45 Gridders Come Close The first year in the new league proved to be interesting, to say the least. The 'Digger gridders had sights of another state championship in view when the first state football game to be held in Brush was delayed due to the Thanksgiving blizzard. After the field had a chance to dry out, the 'Diggers had their weather forecast fogged over again, this time by cold and fog, but the game went on. The Florence Huskies overtook the mighty 'Diggers and won the game 21-14. The 'Diggers finished the season with two losses, one of which was non conference to Valley. All conference players were: Jeff Albert, Rick Dillehay. Mike Garcia. Scott Haskin. Todd Miller, Tom Odle, Derek Scott. Barry Quinlin. Brad Wind, and Greg Woodward. Honorable mention went to Bob Borchert. Pictured above 1983 State runner-up A A football Pictured at left: Junior Varsity football team. 93 ‘ i-ftzJt L84 4 ) 48 WE OPPONENT THEY 7 Valley 25 42 Weld Central 7 29 Highland 0 43 Windsor 0 34 Roosevelt 0 40 University 0 52 Eaton 7 53 Platte Valley 0 12 Yuma 6 34 Clearcreek 14 STATE PLAYOFFS 31 T rinidad 7 16 Gunnison 14 14 Florence 21 49 Digger's Attack ... Hit Them Where It's At Gridders Lose Championship In The Fog Diggers Come Home With Fourth With a League record of 13-1 and an overall record of 20-4, the Beetdigger Volleyball team came home from State with fourth place. The team carried five Seniors which were as follows: Vicki Bass. Michelle Bostrom, Lisa Gardetto, Leslie Likley, and Jennifer White. All-Conference awards went to Seniors Vicki Bass, Michelle Bostrom. Leslie Likley. and Junior Maren Bostrom. Honorable Mention went to Senior Lisa Gardetto. All-State Game went to Senior Michelle Bostrom. All-State Tournament Team went to Michelle and Maren Bostrom. Top Row From Left To Right; Jennifer White. Leslie Likley. Jamie Crall; Middle Row From Lett To Right. Lisa Woodward. Coach Bitzer, Amy Morhlang. Bottom Row From Left to Right. Maren Bostrom. Michelle Bostrom. Danette Krai. Vicki Bass, and Lisa Gardetto 52 (Pictured at left from left to right) Top row Cristi Wol- ever. Jamie CraH, Kari Chattier Second row Coach Morrison. Sarah Ely. Lori White. Amy Mohrlang. Cindy Wagner. Coach Hamity. Third row Marcia Christensen. Robin Scott. Kim Albert. Fourth row Jayna Blake, and Laura Bzdek (Pictured Below from left to right) Top row Tammy Scoville. Leslie Tormohlen. Stacey Teter. Dawn Baker. Sarah Herbel Second row Gina Lee. Sherry Ley. Sandy CaugWan. Ann Hutchinson. Bridget Lee. Mindy Wilson. Third row: Keri Dunlap, Barbara DeLaFuente. Trocie Likely, Coach Sheldon. Lora Hul. Brenda Albert and Kristi Mason 53 54 Volleyball 1983 WE OPPONENT THEY 1 Valley 2 2 Highland 0 2 Roosevelt 0 2 University 0 2 Ft Morgan 1 1 Platte Valley 2 2 Yuma 0 2 Windsor 0 2 Roosevelt 0 2 University 0 2 Eaton 0 2 Platte Valley 1 2 Yuma 0 2 Eaton 0 2 Yuma 0 2 Eaton 0 2 Platte Valley 1 2 Platte Valley 0 2 Elizabeth 0 STATE 1983 2 Aspen 0 0 Valley 2 0 Platte Valley 2 1983-84 Boys Basketball Boys basketball season came to a close with a re- cord of 3 wins and 14 losses. The varsity team carried 7 seniors with LeeRoy Nee- dens as head coach. Don Dillehay's Junior Varsi- ty team finished their season undefeated. This season was the 14 straight winning season. This year and last year the team had 21 straight wins. George Mussell finished his 3rd year as coach of the Freshman boys basketball team. The team ended their season with 1 win and 15 losses. Pictured above (From left to right) Top row R. Tor- mohlen. Coach Dillehay. J Albert. N. Wolfe, J King. B Held. R. Jones. Coach Mussell, Coach Needens. Second Row: S Haskin. B. Elrick. S. Coughlin. T. Ruhl, D. Scott Pictured at right. Top row: R. Tormohten. Coach Needens. S. Coughlin. G. Shaklee. N. Wolfe. B Noel. Coach Mussell. Coach Dillehay; Second row M Mul- len. M Wahlert. D. Loose. K King. Bottom row M Herbst. M Sweney Pictured at bottom. Top row: Coach Mussell. J. Vas- ques. C. Knowles. C King, B. Stickler. D. Seward. Coach Needens. Second row D. Lamar. M Doan. M. Torrez. J. Mull; Bottom row: C Haskin. S. Warner, K. Wemer. D. Harding. B. Guzman. 56 Diggers Try Hard But Fail With a regular season of 8-9, the Girls Bas- ketball team had an overall record of 9-10. The team lost to University but they finished fourth in the league and fourth in the sub- districts semi finals. The team tied for third place in the league with Highland and won one and lost one in the sub-district tournament. With the score being 64-49 the Beetdiggers lost in the semi finals, which was played at the UNC campus in Greeley Lisa Gardetto was awarded for all-con- ference and most valuable player. Michele Bostrom, Vicki Bass, and Jennifer White were all awarded for honorable mention. Top picture (L to R) Top row Coach Bitzer. Coach Beaver. Leslie Tormohlen. Bridget Lee. Ann Hutchison, Shelley Hedgecoke. Stacey Teter. Coach George, and Coach Wagers Middle row Sarah Herbel. Tammy Scovilie. Anita Cook, Mindy Wilson. Tracie Likely, and Barbara DeLaFuente Bottom row Brenda Albert, Mngr Dawn Baker and Keri Dunlap Middle picture (L to R) Top row: Coach Beaver. Coach Bitzer, Sarah Ely, Cristi Wolever. Lori White, Kari Chartier. Denise Arb. Coach George, ond Coach Wagers Middle row: Laura Bzdek. Kim Albert, Pia Jantunen, Elizabeth Weatherill. Jayna Blake, and Tammy Hernandez Bottom row Patty Daugherty Bottom picture (L to R) Top row Coach Bitzer. Coach Beaver, Michele Toohey. Jamie Crall. Jennifer White. Lori White, Michele Bostrom, Coach George, and Coach Wagers Middle row Lisa Gar- detto, Laura Bzdek, Kim Albert. Vicki Bass, Maren Bos- trom, and Leslie Likely Bottom row Mngr s Sarah John- son and Tessie Gordetto. Girl's Basketball 1983-84 THEY Kimball 47 Weld Central 41 Ft. Morgan 47 Platte Valley 43 Highland 63 Windsor 46 Roosevelt 58 University 54 Eaton 46 Platte Valley 56 Yuma 65 Highland 54 Windsor 55 Roosevelt 50 Eaton 39 University 49 Yuma 54 Sub-district playoffs Roosevelt 52 University 64 61 Diggers Dig Into New League A challenging new league set up a few obstacles for the Diggers to overcome, but they topped the season with a 6-1 record. Hosting the 1983-84 District Tournament proved to be of some success for the Digger Wrestling team. Overall, the Digger Wrestlers finished fourth with one individual first place winner and three second place winners. Matt Woodward, Ian Jouett, Paul Torrez and Barry Quinlin traveled to Denver to compete in the 1984 State Finals to wind up their season. Disappointing matches held Woodward, who wrestled at 112 (9-12); Jouett who weighed in at 167 (16-11); and Torrez who held his weight at 126 (8-6). from advancing to the finals. Barry Quinlin. who wrestled at 185 with a record of 22-1, brought home a state championship. A banquet was held for the wrestlers in the conclusion of their season honoring their hard work and successful season. Varsity team pictured at left (I to R); Top row Coach Bob Luke. Greg Woodward. Kent Trimbach. Barry Quinlin. Ian Jouett. Bob Borchert and Coach Mike Greek. Middle row Bill Clem. Tom Odle. Rick Tormohlen- (Trainer). Matt Woodward and Brooks Massey. Bottom row Bruce Bass. Paul Torrez. Annie Crisman(Head Statisti- cian). Gerrard Flores and Greg Moser Junior Varsity team pictured at left(L to R). Top row: Coach Mike Greek. Don Bass. Doug Naill. Tory Sumner and Coach Bill Luke. Middle row Chris Celestino, Scott Chartier. Richard Rivera and Brad Ocker; Bottom row Troy Almarez, Alan Flores and Wes Bass 62 Four Tickets To State Matt Woodward 112 (9-12) First match wrestled Lenny Bachicha. Fort Lupton (23-3- 1) was pinned (1:54) Paul Torrez 119 (8-6) First match wrestled Arlie Martinez. Erie (26-0) was pinned (1:56) Second match wrestled Darren DeLoact Lamar (20-2 ) lost 7-2. ' Ian Jouett 167 (16-11) First match wrestled Fred Plots, Lamar (20-2) lost 8-0. Barry Quinlin 185 (22-1) First match wrestled Tim Caton. Olathe (13-10) pinned his man in 4:05. Second match wrestled John Garris. Alamosa (16-5) pinned his man in 4:35. Third match wrestled Bill Anderson. Meeker ('19-2') won 12-5. ' Final match wrestled Donald Yoast. Rifle (12-10) pinned his man in 2:36. Took the state title. 64 This page sponsored by PANCHOS TACO SHACK 1984 Girls' Track Brush Inv. 2nd Yuma Inv. 1st Fort Lupton Inv. 3rd Eaton Inv. 2nd Ft. Morgan Inv. 3rd District 1st State 4th Girls Place Fourth At State After placing first at the District track meet at Highland, nine girls traveled to Pueblo for the State meet Michelle Bostrom, Vicki Bass, Lisa Gardetto. Melanie Schwab, Maren Bostrom, Lisa Woodward, Bridget Lee, Dana Moser, and Leslie Tormohlen were the ones to place Brush fourth at the State AA track meet at the Dutch Clark Stadium. This year six girls were announced as All-Conference These girls are as follows: Michelle Bostrom, Vicki Bass, Lisa Gardetto, Melanie Schwab, Lisa Woodward, and Maren Bostrom. From left to right. Top: Vicki Bass. Maren Bostrom, Michelle Bostrom Bottom: Lisa Gardetto, Melanie Schwab, Usa Woodward From left to right; Top: Vicki Bass, Leslie Tormohlen, Sandy Coughlan, Bridget Lee, Lisa Woodward, Elizabeth Weatherill, Michelle Bostrom, and Shauna Larsen. Bottom: Lisa Gardetto, Maren Bostrom, Brenda Albert, Patty Daugherty, Melanie Schwab, Dana Moser, Diane Miller, and Marie Miracle. 67 Never Gonna Break Their Stride” Fourteen guys found themselves in a new league this year for track. There was not as many out this year as in the past, yet the team seemed to have done well. At Districts this year the team placed fourth in overall Six of the guys attended state this year down at Pueblo: Greg Woodward, Barry Quinlin, Neal Wolfe Todd Miller and Chris Marez. Front Row (L to R): Mike Hollenbeck, Bruce Bass, Peter Martinez, Wess Bass, Lance Crosth- wait, Greg Woodward and Gorden Knight Back Row (L to R) Todd Miller Barry Quinlin Neal Wolfe, Ian Jouett. Bob Borchurt and John Carlson. 1984 BOYS TRACK Yuma Inv. 7th Ft. Morgan Inv. 6th Ft. Lupton Inv. 8th Eaton Inv. 8th District Meet 4th Attended State For All-Conference this year only two of the guys made it from Brush, Todd Miller (far right) for Shot Put and Greg Woodward (right) for the 300 meter hurdles. 68 69 Baseball Strikes BHS For the first time in 20 years, baseball has hit Brush. Numerous guys took an interest in this activity, and Don Dillehay took on the responsibility as head coach. Assisting Coach Dillehay was Coach LeeRoy Needens and J.V. Coach Larry Mages. Sunset Park was the location of the guy's home games where their record was 6 wins and 10 losses for the year and 5 wins and 7 losses in the new league. Tom Odle and Rick Jones were invited to play in the Weld County all Star game May 28 in Greeley. Tom Odle was named All-Conference for infielder in Northern Plains, with Bob Elrick and Rick Jones receiving a honorable mention. WE OPPONENT THEY 6 University 14 2 University 14 3 Windsor 10 8 Windsor 9 1 Ft Morgan 4 6 Roosevelt 5 7 Roosevelt 6 9 Platte Valley 12 13 Platte Valley 12 3 Akron 6 9 Highland 4 5 Highland 3 1 Eaton 17 2 Eaton 16 3 Sterling 13 9 Sterling 2 Top Row from left to right Rick Tormohlen. Trainer, David Loose. Mike Wahlert. Jeff Teter. Rick Jones, Bob Elrick. Greg Chartier. Kurt Garbin and Don Dille- hay. Head Codch, Bottom Row from left to rght: Bobby Guzman. Gerrard Flores. Gilbert Garcia. Tom Odle. Derek Scott and Kyle Crosswhite Top Row from left to right: LeeRoy Needens. Coach. Scott Chartier. Scott Vogel. Austin Lesher. Paul Koll. Chad Knowles. Doug Korbe. Bert Pennell. Rick Tormohlen. Trainer and Larry Mages. Coach. Bottom Row from left to rght: Robby Ring. Jason Mull. Brooks Massey. Gerrard Flores. Vince DeHer- rera. Kyle Crosswhite. Chris Celestino. Bobby Guz- man and Matt Torrez; Bat Boy. 71 73 We're Loyal To You B.H.S. ... Cheerleaders for the 1983-84 sports seasons started their money making projects off with candy dishes and continued through the year with carnations and boutonieres for homecoming, cake raffles, hat and legwarmer sales, and the infamous pie in the face raffle in which several of B.H.S.'s faculty participated. Other activities that the squads participated in were pep rallies, half time entertainment at the games, and parent's nights. Each of the sports had full squads of eight cheerleaders, and enthusiasm spread. Char Kerr-Senior Kay Kirk-Senior Nadine Trujillo-Senior Basketball Basketball Basketball Mandy Woodward-Senior Basketball Diane Miller Junior Football Volleyball Basketball Noretta Rasmussen Sophomore Wrestling Felicia Acosta Junior Football Volleyball Wrestling Lola Celestino Junior Football Volleyball Wrestling Robin Scott-Junior Basketball Angel Martin Sophomore Football Volleyball Not Pictured: Cretia Crouch Junior Football Volleyball Wrestling Gina Herrera Junior Football Volleyball Wrestling Lor Martin Freshman Football VoHeyball Ms. Joanne Carl-Sponsor Julianna Keller Freshman Wrestling 75 What? What? What? What? What Do You Say? Football-Volleyball Fall squad, pictured upper left. From left to right, bottom row. Angel Martin. Diane Miller, and Felicia Acosta Top row. Annie Crisman and Lola Celestino. Wrestling squad, upper right Bottom row, left to right, Felicia Acosta. Lola Celestino. and Julianna Keller Middle row. Cretia Crouch and Noretta Rasmussen Top, Gina Herrera Boys and Girls Basketball squad, pictured below Bottom. Sonya Arroyo. Top. left to right. Nadine Trujillo. Diane Miller. Robin Scott. Mandy Woodward. Jo Hight. Kay Kirk, and Char Kerr Not pictured in fall squad Cretia Crouch. Gina Herrera, and Lori Martin 30 Seniors Receive Scholarships The following BHS seniors received scholarships: Sonya Arroyo, (ABWA and NJC Achievement); Matt Baker, (NJC Alumni); Vicki Bass, (NJC Honor); Michelle Bostrom, (Williams Family and CSU Presidents and Athletic at Pittsburg); Pam Brandenburg, (Williams Family and UNC Presidents); John Carlson, (HB Bloedorn); June Chabot, (NJC Honor); Penny Danielson, (HB Bloedorn); Kristi Davis, (BHS Honors and CU Regents and CSU Presidents). Lisa Gardetto, (Williams Family and CSU Alumni); Terry George. (BHS Honors and CSU Presidents and Mesa Presidents); Patience Griffith, (Williams Family and UNC Presidents); Jo High. (NJC Colo Scholars); Char Kerr, (Marty Robinson Memorial Mesa Colo Scholars); Juanita Killough, (MCC Greater Gifts); Jim Kissler, (NJC Jack Petteys); Leslie Likely, (Amer. Legion Scholarship); Carol Moos, (Williams Family and East Morgan County Hospital Auxiliary): Shawn Morman. (First Nat. Bank); Carla Nicks. (MCC Colo. Schol- ars); Nannette Ormond. (HB Bloedorn); Terry Ruhl, (Jack Pettey); Melanie Schwab, (NJC Alumni); Michele Toohey. (UNC Presidents); Nadine Trujillo. (Rotary); Phil Villarreal, (NJC Karl Falch and NJC Alumni); Brian Weitzel, (NJC Alumni); Jennifer White. (BEA Scholarship and Joslin-Needham Scholarship); Mandy Wood- ward. (Boettcher and CSU Presidents and CU Regents); and Greg Woodward. (School of Mines Athletic and Joslin-Needham Scholarship). The 1984 Masonic Awards Fourteen students were honored at the 23rd annual Masonic Scholastic Achievement Awards. Each student was awarded for outstanding achievements in several fields of study in the Brush Public Schools. The Brush Masonic Lodge sponsored the program, Mr. Robert Morey did the honor of presenting the awards Receiving the awards were as follows: English, Michelle Bostrom. Foreign Language, Charlette Kerr; Business, DeAnna Baire; Mathematics, Kristi Davis; Music, Angel Martin, Science, Mandy Woodward; Social Studies, Terry Ruhl. Art, Juanita Killough; Home Economics, Jo Hight, Physical Education (boys), Jim Arroyo; Physical Education (girls), June Chabot; Industrial Arts, Derek Hass, Auto Mechanics, Marlin Mohrlang. Voca- tional Agriculture, Bryan Funk. Pictured below (I to R); First Row DeAnna Baire. Juanita Killough. Mandy Woodward, Jo Hight and Charlette Kerr Second Row June Chabot, Michelle Bostrom, Kristi Davis. Jim Arroyo and Derek Hass Third Row Terry Ruhl. Marlm Mohrlang and Bryan Funk 1984 Boys And Girls State Delegates Each year the women of the American Legion Auxiliary Club and the men of the American Legion select juniors to attend Girls and Boys State in Pueb- lo and Grand Junction. To be selected, the dele- gates wrote an essay on why they thought they were qualified, and attended interviews held by the Legion. The boys will be going to Pueblo and the girls will be going to Grand Junction June 10-16. While there, they will be taught governmental pro- cedures and will have the opportunity to set up their own government and perform duties similar to those of our governmental officials. Pictured from left to right; above: Laurie Carter. Shauna Larsen (alternate). Lisa Woodward. Leisa McCauley (alternat), and Missy Shurigar Below: Scott Vogel and Gilbert Garcia. Not pic- tured Amy Mohrlang (alternate). Brad Wind and Paul Koll (alter- nate) All-Conference Stars Athletes for football were: Barry Quinlin, Tom Odle, Jeff Albert, Scott Haskin, Todd Miller, Rick Dillehay, Brad Wind, Greg Woodward, Mike Garcia and Derek Scott. Athletes for Volleyball were: Leslie Likely, Michelle Bostrom, Vicki Bass and Maren Bostrom. Athletes for basketball were Lisa Gardetto and Jim King. Athlete for wrestling was Barry Quinlin. Athletes for track were: Lisa Gardetto, Michelle Bostrom, Vicki Bass, Maren Bostrom, Lisa Woodward, Melanie Schwab, Todd Miller, and Greg Woodward. Greg Woodward and Michelle Bostrom were named all-conference for the 1983-84 school year by BHS Coaches for their hard work and dedication in their chosen sport. Terry Ruhl and Michelle Bostrom were selected for the U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award. 26 Students Attend Junior Workshops 26 students attended summer workshops during the 1983-84 year. In the science Department. Gilbert Garcia attended Science Motavation and Lisa Woodward attended Frontiers of Science, plus the CU engineering camp along with Laurie Carter. Leisa McCauley, Missy Shurigar, and Scott Vogel. CSU was attended by Jeff Bohling, Bob Borchert, Paul Koll. and Brad Wind, an engineering camp. Earlier in the year Laurie Carter traveled to Washington to the Washington D.C. Seminar. Laurie Carter also attended the Student Council camp along with Shauna Larsen and Mitch Mullen. Brooks Massey attended an Auto Mechanics Workshop along with going to the Resource Sympoism Soil Conservation camp in which Chris Celestino, Les Jacobs, and Phil Villarreal attended with him. Conservation camp was attended by Mike Hollenbeck, the Health Workshop by Maren Bostrom and Gina Herrera and Easter Seal camp attended by Tessie Gardetto. In the Music Department. Kellie Grippin. Kim Irvine, and Laurie Meininger travel to a music camp. Journalism camp attended by Steve Albert, Jamie Crall, and Stephanie Griffith. 34 Elections Are A Hit The student council officer election skits were on Wednesday. April 24. Candidates were as follows President; Laurie Carter, Shauna Larsen, and Shelly Hansen. Treasurers; Mitch Mullen, Laura Bzdek, and Jayna Blake. Secretary. Pat Giauque, Bridget Lee. and Tracie Likely. The student body voted on Friday. April 27. Voting took place during first hour. The new officers were announced on Monday as follows: President, Laurie Carter; Vice-President. Shauna Laresn. Treasurer, Mitch Mullen. Secretary, Pat Giauque. Woolley's Hockeypucks Master Another One The 1983-84 J-Staff was headed by yearbook editors Patience Griffith and Jamie Crall, while Mi- chele Toohey was a co-editor. The sagebrush newspaper editors were Leslie Likely and Melanie Schwab. Jim King, Jim Arroyo, and Cristi Wolever were in charge of the photography department. Annie Crisman was responsible for advertisements and Jennifer White was the business manager. The rest of the staff included: Felicia Acosta, Corina Baier, Sonya Arroyo, Leisa McCauley, Kim Albert, Shelly Hansen, Kari Chartier, Robin Scott, Laura Bzdek, Stephanie Griffith, Keyleigh Stolte, and Bryan Funk. The journalism staff would like to thank Mr. Woolley for all his hard work and dedication to the yearbook and newspaper production. This is Mr. Woolley's last year, he has completed 32 years of sponsoring the journalism staff. For the 1984-85 school year Mr. Krob will take over the duties. Deca Does It Again During the 1983-84 school year. DECA had a busy year. Mr. Ken Kreutzer was the sponsor once again. This year DECA visited Brighton and Thorton's DECA programs. For a money making project they sold Critter Banks, and to end the year they sponsored an employer-employee banquet. The 1983-84 officers were as follows: Presidents were, Chris Giauque (for Senior Class); and Steve Coughlin (for Junior Class); Vice-Presidents were. Jeff Albert (for Senior Class), and Corina Baier (for Junior Class); Jeff Teter, Secretary. Brenda Ybarra, Secretary Treasurer; Greg Chartier, Treasurer, and Jim King, Publicity Reporter. 92 B-Clubs First Female President Lisa Gardetto was elected as B-Club's first female President. Derek Scott held the office of Vice-President and Maren Bos- trom took on the duties of Secre- tary-Treasure. Mr. Needens and Miss Bitzer sponsored the club and their activities throughout the year. Once again B-Club had an- other exciting year. In November they had their annual pizza party which was paid for by the selling of raffle tickets for the volleyball and football during homecoming. April proved to be the peek of the clubs excitement when they traveled to Denver to watch the Denver Gold game. National Honor Society Honor Society's officers for the 1983-84 school year where: Terry Ruhl, President; Greg Woodward, Vice- President; and Leslie Likely, Secretary. Honor Society had a Pizza Party at Mr. Woolley's, for all members new and old to get together. On May 7, 1984, they held their awards dinner. Certificates and pins were presented to all seniors in Senior Honor Society by Mr Woolley. Mr. Thomas Woolley is the sponsor of Honor Society and was presented with a plaque of appreciation. To be selected for Honor Society you must have at least a 3.0 grade average and exhibit outstanding leadership, citizenship, character and service. Ten percent of the freshmen and juniors, five percent of sophomores and seniors are elected in to Junior and Senior Honor Society (motto) Noblesse Obligation. NATIONAL !_ HONOR SOCIETY S Members Already in Junior Honor Society Deanna Baier Angel Martin Maren Bostrom Leisa McCauley Michelle Bostrom Amy Mohrlang Pam Brandenburg Carol Moos Laurie Carter Shawn Morman Marcia Christensen Kristin Mortensen Kristi Davis Mitch Mullen Gilbert Garcia Terry Ruhl Lisa Gardetto Missy Shurigar Terry George Alison Smith Debra Gish Andy Tisdale Pat Griffith Michelle Toohey Stephanie Griffith Rick Tormohlen Kellie Grippin David VanAusdall Shelly Hansen Scott Vogel Char Kerr Jennifer White Jim Kissler Lori White Shauna Larsen Brad Wind Leslie Likely Greg Woodward David Loose Lisa Woodward Mandy Woodward Members Already in Senior Honor Society Deanna Baier Pat Griffith Michelle Bostrom Leslie Likely Kristi Davis Terry Ruhl Lisa Gardetto Michelle Toohey Terry George Mandy Woodward New Members in Senior Honor Society Seniors: Pam Brandenburg. Pia Jantuncn, Juanita Killough, Melanie Schwab. Jennifer White, Greg Woodward Juniors: Maren Bostrom, Laurie Carter, Marcia Christensen, Kellie Grippin, Shauna Larsen. Leisa McCauley, Missy Shurigar, Scott Vogel. Brad Wind, Lisa Woodward New Members in Junior Honor Society Sophomores: Pat Daugherty. Bryan Funk, Matt Kenworlhy, Danette Krai, Cristi Wolever Freshmen: Sandy Caughlan, Shelly Cumberlin. Shawn Gabriel, Pat Giauque, Gaylon Grippin. Robert Guzman, Ann Hutchison, Belinda Jordan, Leon McCauley, Jill Meisel, Deanna Weiss, Kim Wirth,Brian Schott 99 Drama Club Has Successful Year Drama Club had another successful year. Among their activities they produced two plays, “The Impor- tance of being Earnest and “The Second Lady. At the end of the year they visited the Country Dinner Playhouse in Denver to watch the play “On Golden Pond. Top picture (L to R) is Mr. Greg Krob, club sponsor; Ben Godfrey, Business Manager; Mandy Woodward, President Toni Shultz, Vice President; Mrs. Karen Harrington, club sponsor and not pictured Cretio Crouch, secretary. Bottom (L to R) Brian Schott, Andy Tisdale, Lisa Woodward, David VanAusdall, Teresa Hollenbeck. Care Isn't All They Gave This year Clearing House was sponsored by Miss Sheldon. Their students officers were as follows; Presi- dent, Shelly McGaughey; Vice-President, Angel Martin; and Secretary Treasurer. Sheryl Nichols. Their goal throughout the year was to provide activities for the handicapped in Morgan County and to bring handicapped and non-handicapped people together. Most of their activities centered around the residents of the Gayle Street Home in Ft. Morgan. They sponsored two major parties, for these people, one was the Halloween party and the other was a secret pal gift exchange during Christmas. This club took alot of time and special people and all that were reached by this club benefited 100%. 104 Foreign Language Club In Third Year The officers for the 83-84 year were: Sonya Arroyo-President, Cretia Crouch-Vice President. Missy Shurigar- Treasurer. Char Kerr-Secretary. Mrs. Claeys was the sponsor. It was a busy year for the club. They held conces- sions, sold carnations for Valentines Day, sold candles for Christmas, sold candygrams for Easter and Seniors at the end of the year. For a field trip they traveled to Denver for a concert Also this year some of the members will be traveling to different countries. 105 Meisel Makes Second Year A Success The 1983-84 music department was headed by Judy Meisel and Judy Carlson. This years marching-concert band had 60 members compared to last years total of 50. The pep band provided enthusiastic music for the volleyball and football games, and went on to support the teams in the state finals. The marching band performed during halftime festivities of the home football games, which were directed by drum majorettes Mandy Woodward and Kristi Davis. They went on with their performing by participating in the CU Band Day in October. They took first place in their division. The concert band put on 3 concerts for the public and in April went on to the Large Band Contest where they earned 4 superior ratings. Many students from the band also competed in the Solo-Ensemble contest. The band council who worked together with the band consisted of Shawn Morman, President. Kristi David, Vice-President; Laura Bzdek, Secretary; Rick Tohrmolen, Treasurer. Mandy Woodward. Laurie Carter. Stephanie Griffith and Mike Wahlert served as class representatives. The concert choir performed in concerts for the public and went onto the Large Choir Contest where they earned a good rating. The select choir. Copyright 84' went to a non-rated choir festival They also brought entertainment to the community. The jazz band and Copyright 84' performed together throughout the year. The jazz band also went to a non-rated jazz band festi- val. This ended the music departments successful sea- son. 106 112 Celestino Led Business In FBLA This year FBLA was sponsored by Mr. Schafer and Mrs. Holzworth. Their student officers were as follows; President. Lold Celestino; Vice-President, Danette Krdl; Secretdry, Barbara Torrez; and Treasurer, Mandy Woodwdrd. Throughout the year, they sponsored many activities such as. a stuffed animal raffle for Homecoming, a Christmas novelty sale and a Mother's Doy flower sale, to raise money for the District and State conventions. Also some of this money went towards an end-of-the year field trip to St. Vrain and a shopping trip to the Greeley Mall. This year in the District competition level the club did very well. The following placed in Districts, which were held in Sterling. They are as follows; DeAnna Baier. Accounting II; Leisa Blake. Stenographer II; Juanita Killough. Economics, and Kay Kirk, Stenographer I. Barbara Torrez, also attended State to represent the club as District Secretary. This year as always State was held dt the Broadmoor Hotel in Colo. Springs, on Morch 15. 16. and 17th. 114 Woodwards Invade Math And Science Club Math and Science Club led an interest- ing year, with Mandy and Greg Wood- ward serving together as Co-Presidents. Secretary was Patience Griffith with Lau- rie Carter as Sgt. At Arms. The club enjoyed an active year by sponsoring a week full of “snow-daze activities, and the state science fair. For money making projects they served consessions during some of the home basketball games. In order to increase membership an ice cream social was held with the drama club at the beginning of the year. Speaking Of Forensics Mrs. Karen Harrington and Mr. Greg Krob were the sponsors of Forensics for the 1983-84 school year. Lisa Woodward led the club as President; Mandy Woodward as Vice-President; David VanAusdall as Historian and Treasure and Patty Daugherty as Secretary. The club sponsored many activities throughout the year. They sold candy grams, held some raffles and went to speech meets in Longmont. Skyline, Estes Park, and many others. For an end of the year trip the club went to the Denver Country Dinner Playhouse along with Drama Club. Pictured left Mr Krob. Mrs Harrington. Andy Tisdale. David VanAusdall. Bryan Schott. Ben Godfrey. Mandy Wood- ward. Lisa Woodward. Pern Brandenburg. Robin Scott and Patty Daugherty Pictured left, officers of the club Mr Krob. Mandy Wood- ward. Vice-President. Ddvid VanAusdall. Historian and Treasure. Patty Daugherty, Secretary. Mrs Harrington, and Lisa Woodward. Presi- dent 115 Hight Leads VICA 1983-84 Vocational Industrial Club of Amer- ica, attended many automotive and leader- ship contests during the year. Sonrie of these contests were District fall Leadership confer- ence, State Fall Leadership conference, VICA Skills and Leadership contests. The officers for the year were: President, Jo Hight; District President, Marlin Mohrlang; Vice-President, Dan Smith, Secretary, Philip Villarael. and Trea- surer, Paul Torrez. 116 FHA Gets Involved FHA officers for the 1983-84 school year were President, Darlena Ricketts; Vice-President, Barb Larsen; Alt. Vice-President, Sarah Ely; Secretary, Rhonda Grotteland; Treasurer, Sheryl Nichols; Historian. LeAnn Segelke; Recreational leader, Rosemary Medina; Committee Director, Sandy Shores; and leader of the club Mrs. Thruston. Their activities during the year started out with a summer camping trip in the mountains. During the school year they sold make your own pizza kits and different varieties of cookbooks. On Valentine's Day they sold pieces of cake to the students. As part of another duty they went to Districts and from their qualified for state. 117 FFA Grows With Weitzel FFA grew to 29 for the 1983-84 school year. Officers were Brian Weitzel. President. Matt Baker. Vice- President; Jim Kissler. Secretary. Brad Mortensen, Reporter; Steve Coughlin, Senteniel; Greg Kalous, Treasurer, and Mr. Annan, Advisor. The year was filled with activities for the club. It started with Greenhand initiation at the Greed speaking contest with Beki Wacker placing first. Twelve members attended state judging in Ft. Collins where the following came home with these standings: Bryan Funk received a blue ribbon in Horse Judging and Steve Coughlin received a silver in Dairy. The annual trip to the Stock Show, Tractor day, and a pizza party were among many activities held by the chapter during FFA week. One of the final activities for the chapter was their Parent-Member Banquet held in April where new officers were installed. 118 Girls Lead Student Council Through The Year Michelle Bostrom led Student Council through many activities as President. Leslie Likely, Vice president; Laurie Carter, Treasurer; and Laura Bzdek, Secretary, aided Michelle in leading the council. Mrs. Claire Lynch and Mr. Don Dillehay sponsored the council. The council met every Wednesday throughout the year. They held Crazy Days for Homecoming week, sponsored dances, had singing telegrams at Christmas and held Hot Shot contests at noontime. They hosted a workshop here in the fall, and attended one in Ft. Morgan on March 28. The council also chose a student of the month, each month. Officers pictured at right (t to (?) Leslie Likely. Vice President. Michelle Bostrom. President. Lau- rie Carter. Treasurer. Laura Bzdek. Secretary. Mr Dillehay and Mrs. Lynch 120 Pictured at left (L to R) Top row Jeff Bohling, Brad Wind. Paul KoM. Third row Shauna Larsen. Melanie Schwab. Mandy Woodward. Lisa Gardetto. Second row Jenni- fer White. Amy Mohrlang. Moren Bostrom. Annie Cris- man; First row Lisa Woodward. Jo Might. Nadine Trujio. and Michelle Carlson Pictured at left (L to R) Top row Cristi Wolever. Mitch Mullen. Mike Wahlert. David Loose.. Second row: Stephanie Griffith. Jayna Blake. Sheila Hammer. First Bridget Lee. Gina Lee. and Trocie Likely 121 122 Sponsored by OUR OWN HARDWARE Homecoming Crowns Colorful Fall Starting the 1983-84 week of Homecoming festivities was the noontime activities and the dress-up days. In noontime activities the juniors took first, followed by the seniors, freshman and sophomores. In the event of dress-up days, Monday was backwards day, Tuesday-crazy day, Wednesday-top'em lick'em and sock'em day, Thursday-mourning day, and the week ended with maroon and gold day. Float decorating and the parade are always a big part of the festivities and this year was no different Although everyone decorated in the same place and time was limited, the parade turned out to be a big success. In the competition of floats, the seniors topped their last Homecoming by taking first, followed by the juniors taking second, sophomores third, and the freshman last. The Bonfire was held Friday night at 7:30. This was to boost the spirit for Saturday's activities. The Homecoming royalty candidates were Michelle Bostrom, Scott Haskin, Lisa Gardetto, Terry Ruhl. Jennifer White, Greg Woodward, Leslie Likely, and Derek Scott. Coronation was held at the half time of the football game, where Lisa Gardetto was crowned queen by king, Greg Woodward. Starting the activities for Saturday, October 8, was the football game, where the Beetdiggers hosted the University Bulldogs The Beetdiggers were victorious with a score of 40-0. The Volleyball girls downed the Eaton Reds 15-11, 15-10 for another victory. To end the activities for the day and for the 1983-84 Homecoming festivities was the dance, held at 8:30 p.m. in the B.H.S. commons, featuring the band Gangster''. Homecoming Brings Two Victories For The Digger' 128 Homecoming King And Queen 1983 Greg Woodward Homecoming King The 1983 Homecoming King was Greg Woodward while Lisa Gardetto was crowned Queen. The crowning was held during halftime of the University Brush football game. They were recognized again at the dance. Lisa Gardetto Homecoming Queen Prom King And Queen 1984 Chris Giauque Prom King The 1984 Prom King was Chris Giauque while Leslie Likely was crowned Queen. They were crowned during the grand march at the dance. Leslie Likely Prom Queen 135 An Evening In Paradise BHS spent an evening in paradise. Prom began at 8:30 p.m. on April 28, with Burgandy entertaining. At 10 p.m. the Grand March began with the guys escorting their dates. Coronation followed when Brad Wind crowned Tessie Gardetto as junior attendant. Tom Odle crowned Michelle Bostrom as senior attendant. In the highlight of the evening, Chris Giauque was crowned king, who in turn crowned Leslie Likely as queen for the 1984 Prom. Other candidates for king and queen were Michelle Bostrom, Jennifer White, Mandy Woodward, Tom Odle, Derek Scott, and Scott Haskin. Junior attendant candidates were Jamie Crall. Kim Albert, Amy Mohr- lang, Jeff Bohling, Steve Coughlin, and Barry Quinlin. An Evening in Paradise was the junior class theme for the Prom. The dance was decorated with fountains, waterfalls, and many plants 136 BHS Presents, The Importance Of Being Earnest On November 17 and 18, 1983, the Brush High School presented the fall play, The Importance of Being Earnest. Oscar Wilde wrote this play directed by Mr. Krob. Mrs. Harrington, and student director Toni Schultz This play was about two men who pretended to be Earnest Worthing to get away from their everyday pressures. They both became engaged to two separate women, while pretending to be Earnest Worthing. Little did they know that the two women would meet and discover they were both engaged to Earnest Worthing. There were 10 members in the cast with the male leading roles played by two sophomores, Andy Tisdale and David VanAusdall. The female leading roles were played by senior Pam Brandenburg and sophomore Betty McMullen. CREW Toni Schultz J.J. Duran Melanie Schwab Shelly McGaughey Teresa Hollenbeck Chris Celestino Lora Hull Cretia Crouch Dwayne Schultz David VanAusdall Andy Tisdale .... Betty McMullen . Pam Brandenburg Mandy Woodward Jason Herbal ... Brian Schott ..... Paul Koll ........ Belinda Jordan Chuck King ....... CAST .....Jack Warren Algernon Moncrief .... Cicily Cardew Gwendoline Fairfax .........Miss Prism ....Dr. Chausible ...........Merriman ...............Lane .... Lady Bracknell ............servant 142 The Second Lady Is The Second Production Andrew Wright (Ben Godfrey) had promised to marry Bertha Sprock (Pam Brandenberg) when he wa: younger. Instead of marrying Bertha he marries his first love Veronica Parkhust (Lisa Woodward). She wa; Bertha's daughter. 144 Cost of Characters Chuck Hacklin...... Socle Smith........ mtzt.............. Andrew Wright...... Bertho Sorock..... Veronica Porkhurst Elwood Goodbody... ....Bryan Schott ...Mandy Woodward Tereso Hollenbeck .....Ben Godfrey ..Pom Brandenberg ....11 so Woodward ........Paul Kg 11 FACULTY DIRECTORS.........Greg Krob, Yvette Cloeys STUDENT DIRECTORS...Anay Tisdale, David VanAusdoll CREW MANAGER...................... Jocob J. Duron on Griooin hris Celestlno Mike Hollenbeck one Miller Leon McCauley Andy Tisdale Wabr iel Leon McCauley Emil Eckstein Shown Gabriel Mike Hollenbeck D� ane Miller Dwoyne Schultz Goylon Griooin Chris Celestlno on! Schultz This page sponsored by RALPHS T-SHIRT SHACK 146 This page sponsored by GREENE'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 148 This page sponsored by AUDREYS HAIRPORT 152 Jett Albert . B.B. 1,2.3.4; F.B. 1.2.3.4; All Conf. 4. All St. 4; B-Club 2.3; DECA 2.3.4; St. DECA 2.3.4; DECA V. Pres. 3.4; Dist. Pres. 4, M S 1; Grad. Us. 3; Scott Arb . FFA 1.2. VICA 3.4. Colo. St. Awd. 4; Dist. Hist. Cl. Rep. 3; VICA V. Pres. 4; James Arroyo B.B. 1,3; F.B. 1.2.3.4; Tr. 2; B-Club 3.4; J-Staff 3.4. Summ. Wkshp. 3; Q S 3.4. Sonya Arroyo B.B. Mgr. 1,2; V. Cheer B.B. 4; V.B. 2.3; B-Club 1.2.3.4; DECA 2; For. Lang. 1.2.3.4. For. Lang. Pres. 4; J-Staft 3,4; Stu. Coun. 3. Mch. Band 1,2,3,4. P. Band 1.2.3.4; Con. Band 1.2.3.4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3, Q S 3,4; Pr. Cr. 1.2; FI. 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