Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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FHA Brighton FHA Chapter participated in local, district, and two state events. The activities started in August when four members participated with their advisor in an officer training camp at Brekenridgc. October found many members attending the Pine Meadows Fall District Meeting at Adams County Regional Park. Members showed some flower arrangements they made in one of the numerous hands-on activities. The balloons (BOTTOM RIGHT) were purchased by the members, with proceeds going to support the training of a Seeing-Eye dog. In February members continued their assistance by preparing and serving refreshments at the Care Center of Brighton's Heart Fund Drive. Members who assisted (BOTTOM LEFT) are: LEFT TO RIGHT; Tina Garrett. Kristy Mueller. Natalie Ziegler, Heidi Garrett, Theresa Dechant and Starlet Lathrop. Four members and the advisor attended the State Leadership conference at the Marriott in March. The delegates are shown at one of the Career Marketplace displays during the conference (TOP RIGHT) LEFT TO RIGHT; Tina Garrett. Theresa Dechant. Heidi Garrett and Kristy Mueller. Students also examine some of the finished products at the conference. (TOP LEFT) Other activities included sponsoring the first dance of the school year with the VICA Chapter. This chapter also donated $25 to the HOSPICE organization in Brighton. Advisor of the chapter is Ms. Betty Stephenson. 155

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I Brighton's Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America includes 18 members and one advisor. The club participates in competitions, conferences, and workshops and seminars throughout the year. FBLA provides opportunities in business and office education to help develop competencies for future careers. a Through FBLA. members improve A their business-related skills and learn to be more responsible productive persons. RIGHT; LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: C. Bostrom. C. Huerta. C. Markus. J. Garcia. S. Huck. C. Ryan; MIDDLE T Esquibel, T. EsquibeL G. Gilpin. T. Rowe. S. Huck. M. Romero; FRONT A. Burr. D. Kamba, S. Mizunaga, Mrs.J. Rapp. I). Ramsct. T. Larsen, MIDDLE RIGHT: Cindy Huerta and Trudy Larsen arc involved in the Club Induction. ABOVE LEFT: Dana Diederich and Janice Garcia participate in Induction Ceremony. RIGHT: Laura Keyes practices typing for club competition. RIGHT: Diane Ramscr and Mrs. Rapp are drawing a poster for competition. 4 ►

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VICA ' VICA stands for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. In VICA the main purpose is to learn to weld. Persons in the pictures above are welding in different ways. There are three basic kinds of welding. Some TOP LEFT: Sam Sw eet scr concentrates on his arc welding. BELOW: Paul Wood works on grinding a test plate. Devon Corey is setting his torch to cut a sheet of metal. i