Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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Develops Scientists The Science teachers in Brush High School are Mr. Richards, Mr. Needens, and Mr. Mercer. Mr. Mercer teaches General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Phys- ics. Mr. Needens teaches General Science, and is also a coach. Mr. Richards teaches Biology, and is also the Ag instructor. Mr. Mercer explains problems to his second period Physics class. Sharon Taylor and Judy Olson try an experiment in third period Chemistry class. Bonnie Sandoz and Sue Osborn talk about Third period Chemistry class hard at work. Mr. Mercer 17

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Mr. Needens gives aid to a Science student. Two Biology students show their skill in dissect- ing a frog. 16 Mr. Needens SCIENCE Courses Science in the Brush High School is made up in four departments. These are General Science, Biol- ogy, Chemistry, and Physics. A Freshman can take General Science his first year, but it is not required. A Sophomore can take Biology or Chemistry. Juniors can take Physics or Chemistry. Seniors can also take Physics or Chemistry. Pictured above are the students in Mr. Needen's sec- ond period Science class. Above a Science student shows his ability as an artist.

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LANGUAGES Increase Students’ Culture Emmett Miller Spanish I class in session. During the 1962-63 school year, Latin, Span- ish, and German were the foreign languages offered at Brush High School. The curriculum included one Spanish I class, one Spanish II class, two Latin I classes, one Latin II class, and one German I class. Mrs. Eleise Bloom was the language instructor for all of these classes. Lynn Reynolds Tom Linker The Spanish classes had their annual Pinata Party and the Latin II class held a hamburger fry with the participating mem- bers dressed in the traditional Roman dress.