Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Snowball Royalty, FRONT ROW: Collette Teter, Joe Eckstrom. ROW 2: Kandi' Phillips, David Walkup. BACK ROW: Janelle Keller, Lonny Kane, Craig Alexander, Lynne Tormohlen Snowball candidates, FRONT ROW: Teresa Kel- ler, Merrie Gaylk, Chaz Kingsbury, Matt Torrez, Leslie Guzman. 2ND ROW: lan Schott, Emily Nel- son, Jimmie Holmes, Vicki England, Travis McGee. 3RD ROW: Elias Martinez, Tommie Lock- ett, Mark Ocker, Shawna Blake, Chad Foltz, Chris- tine Law. BACK ROW: Chad Cox, Tracy Wagers, Chris Garcia. Royally pleasing thoughts fill King David Walk- up’s head as he dances with Queen Kandi Phillips. Stacy Hodgson and alumnus Jeff Teter, ’84, dance the night away to the recorded sounds of Bon Jovi and other rock stars. Snowball dance coronation ceremonies ended in a royalty dance. Here Janelle Keller, Lonny Kane, Craig Alexander and Lynne Tormohlen celebrate their royal night. Surviving... SNOWBALL DANCE 13

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Third Snowball is successful as girls and guys have a ... Role Reversal As an opener to Christmas vaca- Gina Guzman invites Marty Torrez to dance 1 with her. tion, the third annual Snowball Dance was held on December 20. The girls took the liberty of asking the guys. The decorations were clear balloons with snowflakes on them, silver snow- flakes, a silver Christmas tree and red, green, and white streamers. The ad- mission cost was $3.00 per person and $5.00 per couple. The music was pro- vided by Colorado Light and Sound. Senior David Walkup commented, “It was fun, and I’m glad I won the Snowball Royalty.” Kristen Ley and Kristie Guthrie agreed the role reversal was a nice change. They said, “The music was good and it was fun to ask the guys.” Chris Gunnon reflects his liking of the music. I had a great time and enjoyed listening to Prince,” he said. Freshman Leslie Guzman com- mented, “It was a good way to start Christmas break.” Bruce Mortensen and Kris Grandy live up their senior year while something else has caught Mike Suko and Janelle Keller’s attention.

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Celebrating Achievement Brush High Sch x I celebrated its achievement at the Honors Convo- cation on May 16, 1988, at 7 p.m. in the BHS auditorium. To start out the evening. Student Body President Chris Garcia gave the welcome and installed the 1989 stu- dent body officers. Among many of the awards given were forensics, Girls’ Boys’ State, drama, music, and New Student Council President Kristie Guthrie gives the farewell at the Hon- ors Convocation. Summer workshop recipients were TOP ROW: Robyn Hutchison, Tera Sumner, Jill Heer, Greg Gotto, Randy Edelen, Kathy Tisdale. ROW 2: Jason Meisel, Andy Borchert, Tim Moser, Kristie Guthrie, Sandy Garcia. FRONT ROW: Lori Chabot, Anissa Guzman, Kristen Ley, Dorothy Tavenner, Michelle Heagney. Not pictured: Chad Foltz, Stephanie George, Bemie Mar- tinez, Cori Miller, Doug Nelson, Michelle Renken, Tom Rodriquez, Trista Sundstrom, and Tracy Wagers. photography. Awards for perfect at- tendance were given, as were art and industrial art awards. The summer workshop recipients were announced and DECA, FFA, and foreign lan- guage also gave awards. There were many science awards, and the 1988 scholarship winners, of which there were more than 60 amounting to over $275,000, were announced. The Boys’ Girls’ State candidates include TOP ROW: Cristy Krueger and Jody Jones. BOTTOM ROW: Brent Weatherill, Tim Moser, and alternate Tera Sumner. Not pic- tured is Chad Foltz, and alternates Randy Edelen.