Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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AIN’T WE GOT FUN? After school, after work, the fun begins. Students spend their evening hours doing homework, sports, watching television and listening to favorite albums. After this the evening is theirs until their curfew. I'PPER LEFT: Teem have a tendency to gather at the bowling alleys. They are good places to relax. Here Kevin Cole gets a pop BOTI'OM LEFT: Oh what a familiar sight. 7-11 is a place not only for lunch, but for meeting friends to join up and go out. Lisa IXstson works on perfecting her makeup for the night s activities.

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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.

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WE WORK HARD FOR OUR MONEY As school years progress, students find that they need more money than before. Therefore they must go out and look for a job. There are many different jobs available for students: caddies. cashiers, salesmen, fast-food restaurant workers...........and the list goes on. Jobs help students in many ways. First of all Financially it keeps them out of trouble and occupies their time effectively. It may not be fun. but it's one of the first steps in the real world.