Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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The auto shop is a place not only for learning a vocation but for learning a hobby that can save time and money. The objectives for the shop are basic- essentially to learn how to correct what is wrong with a car. The shop students work on all kinds of cars and benefit from the experience, personally as well as academically. TOP: Although working cm car is a hig part of Auto Mechanics, another is learning to work with others on difficult or complicated jobs. BOTTOM LEFT: An auto shop class poses for the camera before getting to the task. BOTTOM CENTER: Taking it apart and putting it togetlier is all patt of the learning process.

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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

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Welding-it's a class that can prepare a student for an interesting and money-saving hobby and or an extremely well-paying job. The things you learn in welding can help you out in later years with minor repairs and enjoyable projects. Welding One starts with a basic understanding of welding and then Welding Two lets you loose to practice the skills you learned in Welding One on various projects. TOP LEFT: David Wakefield sheafs metal so it will fit into his truck bed. TOP RIGHT Brian Ruder cuts test plates to try cm a project. LEFT: Lee Hinev straightens metal for David's truck. 43