Brawley High School - La Ocotilla Yearbook (Brawley, CA)

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In Academics and School Government 1 ig X Y First row: Paulette Wagner, Debbie Dillard John Lim, Susan Valenzuela, Carolyn Guthrie: Heidi Schmidt, Alice Horton, Jaki Fleming, Joyce Uyechi, Second Row: Sharon Youtsler Margaret Dupree, Norma Kastner, Gloria Uribe: Barbara Jefferson, George Wilkes, Sally How- California Scholastic Federation, one of Brawley's honor societies, lived up to its goal of intellectual enlightenment, This year they made the presentation of the Life Member- ship plaque to Mr. vanDam and BUHS which is displayed in the li- brary. They also began a tutoring service for those who didn't progress as easy as others. With teachers' recommendations, qualified students were given the chance to aid these students. The 1967- 68 officers were: Rick Titsworth, president, Mike Cox, vice- presiolent, Joy Jordan, secretary, Mary Smith, treasurer, Rosemary Ferrin, historian, and Alice Horton, the student council representative. We enstein, Rosemary Perrin, Paul Kobayashi, Robin White, Third row: Sharon Emanueli, Deb- bie Wolf, Pat Casey, Donald Ferrin, Sylvia Acevedo, Carolyn Dahrn, Cynthia DeVries, Joe Padilla, Darcy Fuggett, Fourth row: Mary Frances Barchard, Barbara Jack, Curt Ruther- ford, Debbie Brownell, Laurie Round, Ronnie Robinson, Joy Jordan, Glenda Sharp, Janet vanDam, Nancy Dickerson. Fifth raw: Mary Srnith, John Osterkarnp, Dennis Bales, Tul Heath, Jeff Easter, Mike Cox, Harold Fifield, Kathy Brownell, Bruce vanDam, Rick Titsworth. l i l Q ,J ,KX g Mr. vanDam offered a hand in thanks for the presentation of the life membership plaque by CSF president, Rick Titsworth, and vice-president, Mike Cox.

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ASB Officers and CSF Members Were Active The philosophy of education here at Brawley High is one that we, the students are proud of it. It is a phi- losophy that centers around a five- letter word-pride, This year we have attempted to put into effect a plan that not only includes the higher income bracket students but puts a great emphasis on including those who are lower on the income scale. Brawley strives to emphasize basically six functions: school in the community, a school with citizen- ship, an academic program, a counseling and guidance program, and extra-curricular activities. The Associated Student Body has done an exceptional job in promot- ing these six functions this year. Rallie Ulloa, pres., and Randy Van Orsdel, v. pres. , 6 W if , 1' V r ,i Y ,K pq' . . 1 s ASB Officers: lleft to rightl Mike Cox, mgr. of Randy Van Orsdel, v.p., Rollie Ulloa, pres., letldefz MGFR HOVY1mefI't6SS, Swdeftf GCfiVillSS athletics, Barbara Jefferson, sec., Manuel Sloli, Mary Frances Borchard, treas., Brad Matter, directon cheerleader, Brenda Wood, rngr. publicity, mgr, of entertainment, Stevie Fleming, song- 142

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