Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Brush High School 1987 Scholarship Recipients Scholarship A thletics UNC Volley ball Ft. Lewis Football Ft. Hays Football Doane Football Saint Mary's Football Ft. Lewis Honors Ft. Hays Dean Doane Butler East New Mexico Honors University of Northern Colorado Music Brush Education A ssociation Brush Rotary Women of the Moose Colorado State University Presidents CW Wood Engineering Colorado School of Mines Outstanding Math A Science Board of Trustees Brush High School Honors New Mexico Military Institute Regents Colorado Mountain College Honors Colorado Mountain College Incentive Pepper dine Malibu Honors A nna C. Petteys Jack Petteys Joslin Needham Marty Robinson Memorial Northern Plains Activities Association Disabled A mericon Veterans Colorado I diversity Regents Williams Family Foundation Morgan C ommunity College Hogsett C olorado Scholars Elks National Vocational Elks National Most Valuable Students Brush PEO Colorado HOSA Union Pacific Northeastern Junior College C olorado Scholars A A chievement Outstanding A lumni A chievement NJC Jack Petteys A Colorado Science Fair Achievement Outstanding A lumni A chievement Volleyball Softball A chievement Honors Outstanding A lumni A chievement Colorado Scholars A Achievement Outstanding A lumni University of Northern Colorado President's Honors Denver University Honors Program Houghton College Stephen Paine University of Northern C olorado Emily C. Newman Midland Drama Northern Colorado V eterans Memorial Recipients Bridget Lee Chris Marez, Chris Gittings Chris Gittings C hris Gittings Chris Gittings C hris Gittings C hris Gittings C hris Gittings Chris Gittings Jill Meisel Kristie Mason Billie Bedford Dana Moser Gaylon Grippin Gaylon Grippin Gaylon Grippin Gaylon Grippin Shelly Cumberlin, Larry Lake Dana Moser Deanne Weiss, Denise Vondy Sandy Caughlan Patricia Giauque Ann Hutchison Mike W ahlert Patricia Giauque, Bryan Schott Derek Moser Bob Guzman Derek Moser Patricia Giauque, Derek Moser Bridget Lee, Leon McCauley, Jill Meisel Naomi Segelke, Doug Seward Denise Teter Scott Chartier Beki Wacker Derek Moser Patricia Giauque Doug Seward Ann Hutchison Brenda Albert Wes Bass Shawn Gabriel Rhonda Grotteland Gina Lee Jill Meisel Leslie Tormohlen Beki Wacker Kim Wirth Paula Eklund Tracie Likely Ann Hutchison Ann Hutchison Jodi Stewart Kim W irth Dale Holliday Sarah Baum Marci Windsheimer and Joan Radke were chosen for girls state for the 1986-87 school year. Steven Van Ausdall, John Gunnon, and Virgil Griffith were selected for boys state in the 1986-87 school year. Spring Honors 23 GZI

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Spring Convocation Awards Those Worthy of ‘HONORABLE MENTION’ On May 11 the annual Honors Convocation in honor of outstanding students was held. The honors convocation is to recognize students who throughout the year have shown great quality in their clubs. The new item that was added to the ceremony this year was the Outstanding Freshmen award. This award is to honor freshmen throughout the state who have shown great leadership and academic skills. The first year winners were Lori Larsen and Travis McGee. Also honored in this ceremony were seniors who received scholarships and other students who received academic senior athletic awards and summer scholarships. The following students received summer scholar- ship awards in different special interests: (Front) Marci Windsheimer, Brenda VanDonselaar, Kelli Howison, Kristie Guthrie. (Second row) Robin Artery. Joan Radke, Tracy Wagers, Robyn Hut- chison. (Third row) Laura McCauley, Tera Sumner, Lori Larsen, Katie Caughlan. (Back row) Mike Hollenbeck, Tim Moser, Steven VanAusdall, Greg Gotto, Paul Acosta, Chris Garcia, Mike Suko. Julianna Keller, Anissa Guzman, Colleen Halpin, and Mindy Wirth receive their cheerleading awards from Mrs. Robin McBee for the 1986-87 cheering season.

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Jury Decides the Outcome of Play Student director Robert Pennington, Director Joanne Carl, and unof- ficial director Greg Krob adjust the spotlight for rehearsal. As American citizens we have the duty to serve on juries when asked to. At BHS, many students and parents had this opportunity when they attended the spring play, You, the Jury, by James Reach. The play was one of the most unusual ever put on by Brush High School because it strayed from comedy and directly in- volved the audience. In this courtroom drama presented on April 30 and May 1, Barbara Scott, played by Marci Windsheimer, was tried for the murder of her employer, Chester Brant. Miss Scott confessed to the crime and it appeared the jury, played by the audience, would return a quick verdict. Allen Woodward, played by Chris Gittings, pro- duced witnesses, including police lieutenant Robert McPherson (Ian Schott), ballistics expert Lewis Rennie (Paul Acosta), housekeeper Gwen- dolyn Kelton (Jill Meisel) and Brant’s fiancee Sheila Vincent (Robin Artery), to testify for the prosecution. As a conviction seemed inevitable, Edith Scott, Barbara’s lawyer and sister, brought for- ward evidence to clear Barbara. Both Barbara’s sister Janice (Angie Paulsen) and elevator operator James Perry (Kevin VanDonselaar) testified that Brant must have been dead before Barbara arrived. Judge Findley, Bryan Schott, summed up the case and asked the audience for their decision. At all three performances, Miss Scott was found innocent. Other characters in- cluded prison matron Mrs. Lake (Tracy Wagers), Miss Carver (Katy Caughlan), bailiff (Larry Lake), clerk (Shawn Gabriel), and stenographer (Stephanie Larsen). Chris Gittings presents his closing remarks for the prosecution to the jury in this case—you! Bryan Schott, Marci Windsheimer, and Lori Larsen discuss the per- formance as Colleen Halpin just finishes makeup for Kevin VanDonselaar. 24 Spring Play