Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

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BOARD GETS OK FOR NEW JR.-HI Presiding over the school office for their fourth and seventh terms were Robert Kilzer and Robert Scoville, respectively. Serving as school board members during the 73-74 school year were: Placido Romero, Don Mitchell. Allyn Wind. President Glen Swinson, Don King, Mort Boxer and Harold Spade. Highlighting the school board’s achievements throughout the year was the passing of a bond issue for a new Jr. High.

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This is the record of the happenings of 1973-’74 year. Activities, sports, clubs, and the most necessary ingredient of all, the people, all melt together in a potpouri of life as we lived it. Each person will have had his own sense of what made the highlights of the year—in truth, it was many things. It could have been a thought provoking discussion in a classroom, the togetherness we felt as we applauded our victories, or it may have been the closeness we developed with those around us. Each of us lived and observed a different drama according to our own experience . . . and we will treasure these moments that were ours. 11

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For many years the principal has been thought of as an authoritarian figure and rules maker. If students have this perception, it is difficult to have meaningful communica- tions. I feel the authoritarian image can be broadened and modified if students and administration get to know each other on a more personal basis. As principal of Brush High School, I do want to become better acquainted with the students. As assistant principal, I have a very difficult job in trying to act as judge and jury in respect to solving many student- teacher-parent conflicts. It is my sincere desire to always be fair in my dealings. I hope the students will benefit from the many decisions I have to make and will feel free to come in and talk any- time. 13