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

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Two Shining Examples Ja'-avi ad ' Q I . Mrs. Shirley Park, the annual staff would like to express their appre- ciation for you and the time you have spent the last tour years as advisor to the La Ocotilla by saying THANK-YOU. ' Mrs. Park has taught classes in World History, U.S, History, English ll, and English Ill during her twelve years at B.U.H.S. f The statt 'feels most indebted to Mrs. Park for her hard work while 1 Q l iffy she was advisor. During the tour years the quality of the yearbook improved from an average one to a superior book which we are all proud of, Students ot Brawley Union High can surely be proud of Parky. P' f sy . .1 .. Y' 25 fg 1, fi, .., - , fb lv ' Y ' 3 i ' Bw K ,. gy, L- , -1 . Q 5 li 1.4 Mrs. Park at a teachers' meeting

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Coach Mao ls OUR Coach! Coach Hal McNaughton was born and raised in Muncie, Indiana, He attended Burris High School and Ball State Teacher's College in Muncie. Coach McNaughton ioined the coaching staff of Brawley in 1955 as assistant coach to Robert Farrell. He was backfielal coach for the varsity and also Track coach. In i965, Coach Mac assumed the posi- tion of head coach of the football team. ln his first year as head coach, Brawley won the l.V.L. Champion- ship, He has also coached golf. Coach Mac through the years has been known for his winning attitude, and his ability to transfer this feel- ing to his players has made him a well thought of coach by his boys. Coach McNaughton has a lovely wife Mary, three sports-minded sons and three daughters. Fishing and outdoor living take up his free time when not working with his teams. Only six touchdowns? lCoach Mchlaughton wit s. s f . 'lim Take a lap! x. 'HI Y. . r l h Mr. Farrell ot the Brawley-Indio garnet sf A Anxiety

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of the Staff at B.U.H. . ll Q42 i .14 -z 11 ,i 'Q .itffs s 5 jl Egfr 1? 5 Viig' ll i if 'E lgl .5 . Mtg As 5 irg . N ' 4 . 51' . X .ig , ff' ' 'xl 'Qxfl i X. l of i M li .5 i X.. s L X X , - V , Q A' if ' it s 1 Mrs. Mason always had a smile for students coming for help, g:5'Ay,g.f,.Wg . gy L72 'i 1' . Q f N 5 2 5 3' v 7 K sl' 1 ' ,z Q15 'X S 3 ' 1 3' 5 . f 2 F . f X g .- 5: : A X. ' Q. -. 3 ,ir ,. Q: s i . eff! ' Y A l 5 Q I .ss ,,, The l967-68 annual staff would like to show their sincere apprecia- tion to Mrs. Ruby Mason. Mrs, Mason is the attendance clerk and private secretary to Mr, Robert Farrell, the vice-principal. Mrs, Mason lust returned to the administration last year after a short leave of absence. Among her other duties, Mrs. Mason also renders her services as substitute nurse when Mrs. Lamb, the school nurse is absent, Her smil- ing face and clever puns often helped to ease the tensions of an office call. The usual affectionate adiectives would not be sufficient to describe the students' feelings for Mrs. Mason. For her devotion and concern to the welfare of Brawley students, the annual staff would like to, on be- half of the entire student body say, We appreciate your assistance. 3 l X , 3 .: 5 f , if Q ,- .f,,:.4 . - Q . .3 3 r,-5 1 jg x 5 iff N, , ,ip,3' 5 n ' ffgtv f 3 l K, V, M 4 'X I T: fs 5 -4 ? ,' . V has 5 .. gl i 'b . F513 ,.-fluff' On the iob, Mrs. Mason is always busy, I5 -A ily