Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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BELOW: John Nelson and Gmis Smith modeling their BELOW: Robert Pankoski presenting an award to the Commissioner of Agriculture. glasses. MIDDLE LEFT: Brad Stuckey just finished feeding his livestock. ABOVE: Jeff Renslow and Jamey Patrick arc getting ready to work on their car. EAR LEET: James Marlatt giving a tour to the children. LEET Darrell Smythc starting to weld. 143

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FFA The best reason the BUS Future Farmers of America chapter is so successful can be summarized by the FFA Creed to practice brotherhood and honor rural opportunities and responsibilities. The reason FFA is such a popular organization at BUS is because they serve the community so well, and are constantly striving to improve BUS and the community of Brighton. One example is their landscaping project on the high school campus, designed to make the school more enjoyable and to show pride in BUS. In the community, FFA runs a community garden to grow food for the needy in Brighton. The Petting Zoo also provides the opportunity for the elementary kids to learn about their food and where it comes from. CENTER; Shawn Hesse cutting some metal tubing. ABOVE: Rick Lambert building a horse corral. LEFT: Jeff Ocker getting ready to weld. RIGHT: James Owens memorizing his li- cense plate. 4 •

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BEI.OW: Steve Walters working on a cat ABOVE: Toni Keck presenting an award to Jack Snow for his support to FFA. ABOVE RIGHT: Who's that p:nk cow? RIGHT: Maggie Rcinoehl holding the Blue Gold Award given to the Farm Bureau.