Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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FEATURES NEW PROGRAM N s Shown above, Mike Mitchell demon- strates accurate work on the board. Miss Young, assignments. Mr. Schweers explains ways a cone may be cut. instructor of Algebra I and Related Math, plans her daily Mama Toft, Mike Morgan, Larry Chris- tensen, and Richard Ott are shown below in the sixth period Modern Geometry class.

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MATH DEPARTMENT Laura Bolinger concentrates on her Algebra I. Upon entering B.H.S., the Freshmen Class is obligated to enroll in Algebra I or Related Math. Though this is the only year of required math, many students continue their study in this field. Freshmen mathematics is under the direc- tion of Miss Young while Mr. Schweers teaches the advanced classes which include Geometry, Algebra II, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry. In the picture at the left Lyle Baade, Mike Meier. Alden Amsberry, Glen Florian, Charles Gale, Mike Tomasini, and Roger Morse are among the students of the Solid and Trig. Class. Students of the Related Math class listen attentively to Miss Young’s instructions. Joel Sears explains a Trig, problem to the class in the picture at the left.

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Mr. Mercer explains the theoretical and real mechanical advantages of the pulley and lever. FOUR SUBJECTS OFFERED General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are taught in the Science department at Brush High School. Mr. Franklin Mercer teaches classes in all four fields. Mr. Mark Richards, Mr. Joe Edson, and Mr. A1 Hawthorne complete the science department instructors. Four science credits are required of all students in order to graduate. Freshmen are offered only General Science, but Sophomores can take either General Science or Biology. Juniors and Seniors have their choice between Chemistry and Physics.