Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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WHAT DO WE DO NO W? After thirteen hard, slave-driven years of schoolwork. it finally pays off when you are handed your diploma. Some students pursue military training. Others decide to work and others enroll in schools to earn a degree. Going to college can he quite challenging. Filling out college applications and discovering if you've been accepted to the college of your choice is frustrating. If is even worse to decide which college to attend. Whatever the choice, it's an individual decision.

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BEVERAGE DEPA OPPOSITE PG. LEFT: Many teens from B U S. work at K-Matt to supplement their income. ABOVE: Jackie Gabaldon works at Gaylor's and is shocked to see a camera looking at her. CENTER: Brian Suppes gives the camera an impish look as he loads pop onto the shelves at Gaylor's. TOP LEFT: Many of us cruz around this familiar sign while our fellow students work inside. TOP PAGE: McDonald's is a familiar eating and working place for many B U S. students. 7

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OPPOSITE PC.. LEFT: A power in Mr. Erickson's office that is often studied longingly. OPPOSITE CENTER Money, money, money. Scholarships are very important to the graduate. OPPOSITE BELOW: Counselor Erickson listens to a frustrated student with a difficult decision. ABOVE: Mr Erickson helps a student with an application to her favorite university. LEFT: Completing a financial aid packet is slow, plodding process that is often worth it. 9