Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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Dunne Todd is fixing her hair for an upcoming date.

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DATING TRACKS . .. FOREVER MEMORIES Remember when you wanted to go out on a date with that special guy or girl, and when the time finally came around, your palms sweat, nerves shattered, and something always seemed to go wrong? Like when ... your dates spills a drink on the car seat; you and your date go to the movies and later discover there was gum on your seat; your date gets sick in the car; dinner costs more It’s a date! Bui where will you go? Maybe to dinner and a late movie? Or maybe a night out dancing and then to breakfast? Or will you have a romantic dinner to fill the evening? Even though you may go to these typical destinations, the evening together may not be ALL that common' than what the guy has in his wallet; the girl forgets to put on a slip; you poke your date when pinning on the corsage; you leave your wallet in another pair of pants; you go to kiss in the dark and kiss a chin; you get pulled over by the police and get a ticket; you reach for each others' hands and spill your drink; you're the only one screaming at the movie; you forget the emergency brake and the car starts rolling down the street; he puts his arm around you and elbows you in the nose; you come down the steps in a prom dress and trip; you're not able to get a date into a rated R movie. Something always seems to go wrong on a perfect date, something that leaves a permanent track in everyone's memory. 4

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DANGER ZONE TRACKS The spirit of Homecoming was everywhere. It ranged from the halls to the classrooms, leaving in its wake the theme Danger Zone. Student fashions ranged from Ws attire to good old red and white. The first event of the week was the boys' volleyball game from which the Junior class emerged victoriously only to be beaten by the faculty team. Then came the window decorating which was also won by the Junior class. The popular Fowderpuff football game attracted a large spirited crowd. The excitement of the game was enhanced as the male cheerleaders showed what they were really made of. The game ended with the Junior Freshmen team beating the Senior Sophomore team. Thursday afternoon ended with a pep assembly. As the pep band played, the cheerleaders exhibited their talent. The excitement peaked with the class skits where the Junior class emerged victoriously with their version of Wheel of Fortune. Friday was a busy day. Floats were being built and the trash cans were getting the finishing touches. Despite the pouring rain, the band's spirit wasn't dampened and neither was that of the large crowd that turned out to cheer on the parade. The Sophomore class won the Best Float while the Senior class won Best Trash can. Even though the Bulldogs lost the football game to Broomfield. the rain didn't stop their determination to fight to the end. During halftime, royalty was crowned and and the Spirit Trophy was deservingly handed over to the Junior class. A dance was the finale to an exciting week. 1 lomecoming was over, but the tracks remain. BEI.OVl Sieve Barhitc plays a soyyiy trombone. TOP The powderputf cheerleader pep up the crowd. ABOVE: Homecoming Kinj;. Eric Mendoaa. and Queen. Stephanie Huck. smile proudly