Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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»• UPPER LEFT: Guy Shcppcrd is petted after getting his hair cut. This type of hair cut is often seen around the halls. PPER RIGHT: Boat making is one of the many experiments in physics. Here Mr. 'iciswender's class works. Roni Mumford be-bops to tl e tunes in her second hour weightlifting class.

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,00- G? CHECK OUT OUR TRACKS This book celebrates the various ways we travel through our high school years. Whether we trudge, run. or simply wander through, we start new trends, make friends and fall in and out of love with ourselves, life and with our school. The patterns of our paths leave marks for the classes to come. These are our marks, our tracks. The picture of sleepy students trudging along to school on their long treks from parking lots and surrounding blocks is a familiar sight to us all. Perhaps this is because we all participate in the ritual ever)’ day. Tracking the path that a student leaves during an interesting day records a lasting impression of our lives. As the day continues on. the patterns which feet track around the school go many different directions. The paths cross and separate, trailing on unique adventures. TOP: Don Kagan and Mark Gohr play to an excited homecoming crowd Both Don and Mark arc members of the B U S. pep band. RIGH T: Students move around to get next to friends, get better seat? and to enjoy themselves more at an assembly.

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So as school ends, minds turn to afterschool and nighttime activities. Hanging out at Burger King, working, going to the bowling alley, watching cartoons and the most dreaded of all. homework are typical. The parking lots clear out and we trace our routes to various destinations. The halls are empty and rooms of other places become tracked with our footprints. ixmmmmmmi ABOVE LEFTTodd Jenkins. Robert Pankoski and Lee Mines mess around in Mrs Peterson s class. ABOVE RIGHT Manuel Porras takes a break from working hard to act cool for the camera. MIDDLE LEFT Tim Conlon shows his enthusiasm chat else (sell is about to ring and smiles pretty. MIDDLE RIGHT McDonalds' golden arches is a sight all too familiar to stomachs at lunch, BOTTOM RIGHT Mr. Conies demonstrates to his ama ed class how to make an object look 3‘D.