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BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL Brighton, Colorado L the Feeling Will Come & YOU’LL KNOW IT BACK LID -- THIS AREA IS THE WRAP. ANY ITEMS PLACED IN THE WRAP WILL NOT BE SEEN ON THE COVER -- FRONT LID L ook C & YOU’LL KNOW IT KNOW YOU’LL & losely the feeling will come the feeling BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL HIGH BRIGHTON brighton, colorado brighton, L the feeling will come & YOU’LL KNOW IT “THERE’S SOMETHING SPECIAL ABOUT THIS PLACE. IT’S SOMETHING I HAVE FELT SINCE ookI WASC A STUDENT HERE IN THE EIGHTIES. IT’S WHY I CAME BACK TO TEACH. IT’S WHY I AM STILL HERE NOW AS PRINCIPAL. IT’S A FEELING ONLY US BULLDOGS WOULD REALLY KNOW.”losely SHELLY GENEREUX, PRINCIPAL 2020 REFLECTIONS REFLECTIONS 2020 vol. 74 BACK LID -- THIS AREA IS THE WRAP. ANY ITEMS PLACED IN THE WRAP WILL NOT BE SEEN ON THE COVER -- FRONT LID Litho Special Instructions: Enter here Job Number: 06846 Silkscreen Paper Stock: 100# Matte 2.3729” Spine Size School Name: Brighton Herff Jones Embossed Number of Pages: 608 + 16 pages for World Yearbook Size 900 Custom Cover Template null WIN this is on our cover SAY GO BULLDOGS. Posing at halftime during the Prairie View Rivalry Game on Aug. 23, Torrey Gonzales ‘20, Koral Villalobos ‘20 and Brennyn Lewis ‘20 join Athletic Director Ty Gordon and THIS IS A THE MEANING Principal Shelly Genereux on the track as Samuel Schliep ‘20 takes a photo on his cell phone. MOMENT 007 OF PRIDE 067 filled with summer memories 009 when you win back-to-back 069 when you learn something new 011 when you build trust with others 071 “THE RIVALRY GAME IS when you achieve a goal 013 when you boost someone’s spirit 073 THE SUPER BOWL FOR to prove what you got 015 when the show comes to you 075 that became a trend 017 when you kick into gear 077 OUR TOWN. YOU FEEL we had for growth 019 when you take an opportunity 079 LIKE A CHAMPION AS we live to be the best 021 when you lead an experiment 081 when your season is postponed 083 YOU RAISE THE CUP TO to write something great 023 by impacting the community 025 in your true traditions 085 THE CROWD AND THEY we call a miracle 027 with a new attitude 087 CHEER IN VICTORY that makes it worth it 029 when you improve yourself 089 when you build something sweet 031 BECAUSE THE CUP IS when we share our gifts 033 WHERE IT BELONGS.” when you bid us farewell 035 EDWARD KANETA ‘20 when it became bigger than us 037 WE OWN THIS TOWN. After defeating Prairie View on Aug. 30, varsity A SENSE OF THIS IS WHERE football players Cody Nelson ‘21, Isaiah Madril ACCOMPLISHMENT 039 YOU BELONG 091 ‘20, Edward Kaneta ‘20, Nathan Trujillo ‘20, Noah as you expand your opportunities 041 when you give back to others 093 Madril ‘20 and Simon as you discover new things 043 so take your shot 095 Cespedes ‘21 pose with when you’re on the trail 045 when you lead the pack 097 the Superintendent’s when you move to online 047 as you develop new skills 099 Cup trophy. when you help one another 049 when you build each other up 101 photo by a. sianis when you keep that balance 051 when you’re on course 103 that has become a reality 053 when i stand up and cheer 105 when you go for what you want 055 when your passion is your purpose 107 working through a challenge 057 when we stand together 109 when you look at what you’ve done 059 when you are united by one 111 on your unplanned vacation 061 when you’re the last one standing 063 WHAT IT MEANS THESE ARE TO BE A BULLDOG 065 YOUR PEOPLE 113 when you’re a board game Mag3 who work at your school 115 when you take your rivalry pro Mag5 who attend your school 121 when you’re crowned king Mag7 who support you 171 when you come to compete Mag9 who got your vote 209 L the feeling will come when you show your spirit Mag11 who join your clubs 211 when you honor tradition Mag13 who play your sports 219 & YOU’LL KNOW... when you work for the city Mag15 from a to z 225 when the lights are on you Mag17 who made your yearbook 233 when teachers get schooled Mag19 ookClosely *See Page 225 for Topical Index 9 Job # 06846 School Brighton HJ HJ Job # 06846 School Brighton 9 Special Instructions Endsheet Endsheet Special Instructions LEFT Template Template RIGHT WICSC1801L WICSC1801L Front ©2018 Herff Jones, Inc., ©2018 Herff Jones, Inc., Front All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved Black Ink Includes Spot Color(s) Process 4-Color (CMYK) Same Front and Back Same Front and Back Black Ink Includes Spot Color(s) Process 4-Color (CMYK) “THERE IS NO BETTER FEELING THAN SHUTTING DOWN THE TOWN AND RIDING ON A BIG GREEN TRACTOR WAVING AT ALL THE FUTURE This line defines OUTER edge of 1 pica bleed margin. BULLDOGS WHO LOOK UP TO US.” TRACTOR SERVICE. BLAKE BLACKBURN ‘21 The junior varsity and varsity football teams wave to Vikan Middle School, students while riding a tractor in the Homecoming Parade on Sept. 27. photo by a. sianis REFLECTIONS 2020 VOLUME 74 @brightonyearbookreflections @bhsreflections ENROLLMENT 1787 FRESHMEN 523 SOPHOMORES 431 JUNIORS 406 SENIORS 427 L FACULTY 137 the feeling will come & YOU’LL KNOW IT BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL 270 South 8th Avenue Brighton, Colorado 80601 ookC District 27J School http://bhs.sd27j.org/brighton Phone: 303.655.4200 loselyPrincipal: SHELLY GENEREUX League: EAST METRO SPORTS Colors: CHERRY RED AND WHITE WORK ORDER HJ Job # 06846 School Brighton 9 Special Instructions Template 1 6 WICC1801R ©2018 Herff Jones, Inc., All Rights Reserved Odd FOR PLANT USE Con HJT QPP Prep Place Proof Page MACBlack InkWIN PM CS CS2 CC15Includes Spot Color(s) Pro ePro OLP Process 4-Color (CMYK) HOLY SMOKE. During the kickoff of the PUPPY LOVE. Marshall King, social Homecoming Football Game, Alejandra studies teacher, gives his bulldog, Max, Cobos ‘20 shoots a cannon of smoke a kiss after Max comes in last place in the student section on Sept. 27. “We during the bulldog relay at the all-school wanted to start with a bang and get assembly recognizing unified sports AT BRIGHTON, everyone’s spirit hyped,” Cobos said. in February. King adopted Max from “When we are together in the stands, Raynette Armenta-Garcia, ESL teacher, we are a united front.” photo by s. rolfs in the fall. photo by a. sianis there is a This line defines OUTER edge of 1 pica bleed margin. It’s the feeling that comes to you when you drive down RON COX AVENUE and pull into the STUDENT PARKING LOT just likeFeeling those who came before you. It’s when you walk past the BULLDOG MONUMENT and enter the east door of the building to hear security guard PHIL say, “Welcome back bro.” It’s the feeling that follows you through the halls as you see MAX WEBER ‘20 and his NASA clip that holds his ID to his shirt. It’s when you pass FRENZEL’S room as she plays holiday Chemistry songs on her guitar like, “We Wish You a Happy Halogen.” It’s the feeling that becomes a part of you like when LUCY LANGLAND ‘20 shows off her latest 50s outfit in theDRAMA HALL. It’s when JOHN KELLEY ‘20 wears his pirate hat reminding you there’s a Comic Book Club meeting. It’s why teachers like BLANKENSHIP and SOLANO came back from Riverdale because, “Once a Bulldog, Always a Bulldog.” “I NEVER INTENDED TO PICK OUT A BULLDOG, BUT BY SOME MIRACLE MAX AND page by j. bishop, s. rolfs & a. sianis I FOUND EACH OTHER. SOMETHING CAME FULL CIRCLE AS MY LOVE FOR BRIGHTON AND MY PERSONAL LIFE CAME TOGETHER.” MARSHALL KING, SOCIAL STUDIES AND YOU’LL KNOW 003 there is a feeling OPENING WORK ORDER WORK ORDER 9 Job # 06846 School Brighton HJ HJ Job # 06846 School Brighton 9 Special Instructions Special Instructions 2 Template Template 3 6 6 WICC1801L WICC1801R ©2018 Herff Jones, Inc., ©2018 Herff Jones, Inc., Even All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved Odd Page FOR PLANT USE Con HJT QPP Prep Place Proof FOR PLANT USE Con HJT QPP Prep Place Proof Page BlackMAC InkWIN PM CS CS2 CC15Includes Spot Color(s) Pro ePro OLP Process 4-Color (CMYK) MACBlack InkWIN PM CS CS2 CC15Includes Spot Color(s) Pro ePro OLP Process 4-Color (CMYK) “TO BE THE ONE CHOSEN TO CONTINUE THE LEGACY OF ‘BRIGHTON JESUS’ AT EVERY FOOTBALL GAME IS A ROLE I WILL IT’S ALWAYS WITH YOU. NEVER FORGET. I BROUGHT HIM TO EVERY Can you feel it? GAME BECAUSE HE IS THE CENTER OF OUR STUDENT SECTION AND IS A SYMBOL OF It’s the anticipation of your first day of high school OUR BRIGHTON SPIRIT AND TRADITION.” while you walk through the gauntlet line with your class PAIGE VOGEL ‘20 in the BILL GAMBLE GYMNASIUM as STAFF and LINK LEADERS chant, “Welcome to the Bulldog family.” It’s the excitement at a Friday night football game This line defines OUTER edge of 1 pica bleed margin. when the FOOTBALL PLAYERS rush the FIELD, and the CROWD stands as announcer MR. KREUTZER yells, “Ladies and gentlemen, look to the south. Here comes the Bulldogs.” It’s the unity you feel wearing your “Choose Inclusion” T-shirt you bought from the UNIFIED ATHLETES in the LOBBY as you high-five them and take a selfie for their Instagram knowing that, “The Inclusion Revolution pledges respect.” What you come to realize is it’s not about what you see, it’s about what you feel.
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