Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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HEALTH I Although students at the high school have certain academic requirements. Health is one of the more personally rewarding classes offered in the curriculum. Students learn about their physical and emotional selves. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Zachorski and Chris Martin pose tor a picture. TOP RIGHT: Stevie Wonder sits in on Mrs. Zachorski's health lectures, ABOVE: Students listen to a guest speaker, as she explains statistics on teenage suicide. DIAGONAL: Health class is hard at work LEFT: Guest speaker laughs with health class. 39

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Students have made tracks in Physical education by participating in courses ranging from archery to weight lilting. These courses are designed to develop a student’s physical abilities as well as the ability to successfully perform many fundamental and athletic skills. Knowledge and understanding of the rules and techniques used in recreation are obtained through the many different Physical Education courses. Luther Johnson demonKrates weight lifting. Wheat ics Kyle. Wendy Stine and Judy Conlon plan their Kratcgy carefully. Donovan Forbes is weight lifting. S. Shurtleff enjoys a game of badminton.

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HOME EC Home Economics is a way of' learning the necessary skills of living on your own. Home Economic classes range from cooking to living on your own. Interior design is also made available to students interested in participating in design. These classes are designed to help students become more independent and more productive in order to make it on their own. ✓ AHOVI; I.EIT: Jason Vargas. Kevin Weigel anti Mike P.itridge all give cooking a try. AROVIi RIGHT Basic cooking skills are taught to many students in Home lie. LOWER l.lil'T: Mike Pat ridge tries to ligure out wlut he just prepared. LOWER RIGHT: Kevin Weigel. IXnise Bcierle. and Jason Vargas talk about their next creation.