Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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MR. LALLY Leads Faculty % May this book be the personal history of Brush High School for the year that will be remembered for orbiting astronauts, nu- clear submarines, and gyrations of the twist. It should serve as a record of the stu- dents, the faculty, the serious achieve- ments, the times of fun and frolic, the academic accomplishments, and the athle- tic attainments for the school year 1961-62. Mr. Lally participates in many varied ex- tra-curricular activities. At left he is shown during his most dangerous and unu- sual pastime, parachute jumping.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Directs Brush Schools Brush's Board of Education has contributed many hoursof time to maintain the Brush School System's high academic standards and reputa- tion. It is the responsibility of the m e n on the Board of Education to determine the course of study, text books, and school equipment. They also consider financial matters and teaching assignments. From left to right are Mr. Don Mitchell, trustee; Mr. John Lindell, vice-president; and Mr. Harvey Bolinger, president Mrs. Grace Jeffers is acting secretary. Mr. John Howlett, trustee, and Mr. Raymond Fries, treasurer, await the beginning of a meeting. Mr. E. W. Thomson, Superintendent of Brush Schools, has served in the Brush School System for the past 37 years. 4

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MISS PATSY GERTGE Typing, Social Studies MR. DON HINTON Music MR. FRANKLIN MERCER Science MRS. VESPER BASS Arts and Crafts MRS. ELEISE BLOOM f FACULTY Strives To Guide Term papers, semester exams, and daily assignments; these were the obvious duties these teachers performed during the year. MR. LEEROY NEEDENS Coach, Phys. Ed. MR. EDWARD NEILL English MR. DON PRICE Music 6