Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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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.

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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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INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Department focuses on developing high technological techniques. The tools and materials are the same type that are used in the technology field. The tradition behind the department is to provide manual skills necessary for work and avocation. In woodshop. skills are developed by operating machines, building individual projects and working together. The students can build almost anything from lamps and cabinets to foozball tables. ABOVE LEFT: B. Dunbar and his entertainment center. ABOVE RIGHT: S. Reed sands a table top for a project. LEFT: Mr. Kelly and $. Sweat er talk about a project. RIGHT: J. Ncwhoffin rouj;hcuts a bowl on the Band Saw. 41