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

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Girl's League Continued 9 3: K' Q First row: llett to rightl Lea Anne O'malley, Marcy Palatti, Janet vanDam, Julie Fleming, Mary Frances Barchard, Debbie Wolfe, Brenda Stockstill, Anne Oieda, Kathy Brownell, Evelyn Cohee. When school started, Girls League once again began with hopeful ideas, Each month they announced the Girls-of-the-Month at club meet- ings. As Christmas drew near the girls strived to give the needy tami- GirI's League officers ioked around creating a mer annual Christmas drive for needy families. lies a happier Christmas by contrib- uting food, clothing, and toys which they had collected. Traditional activities such as Fresh- men Parents Faculty Tea, Senior ree ception and Kitty-grams were held. ry atmosphere while cleaning up after their 'tr 4 S-r ,fy-,pw. ,bb eg, --.,h Q, sf .faf Y. . '58 President, Mary Frances Barchard and Welfare Leslie Fleming, admired the results.

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Choir Captured the Praise of Audiences VVS l ! r ' ' not 3 r 4 Front row: Lea Anne O'Malley, Carol Bull, Linda Walker, Billie Frantz, Linda Wright, Ar- thur Burley, Nancy Mason, Debbie Dillard, Suzatte Hasty, Ruby Soto. Second row: Richard McLaughlin, John Vela, Richard Washington, .laci DeVries, Rick Ruane, Susan Moore, Pam Melton, Gloria Johnson, Christi Rutherford, Randy Carey. Third row: Tommy Allen, Jean Wong, Sylvia Marquez, Debbie Brownell, Ray- mond Arce, Coleen Moore, Evelyn Cohee, Ar- thur Verdugo, Keri Coffman, Joe Flores. Fourth row: David Wilson, Keith Harrod, Mark Rut- ledge, Kelley Cheatvvood, Sal Estrada, Jenni- fer Burton, David Tharp, Sue Tapley, Sylvia Acevedo. Fifth row: Greg Billada, Larry Guil- len, Robert Wellcome, Danny Shank, James Elrnore, Mike Wright. 3. .'Q2'g'. , 53' f -F , wf?13' if 1' f its i f l ' X s 'V' ffv , .Rig Qf ,,n:-.5 i 4 A I Mr. Monroe directed the choir in o lullaby es- pecially for Randy Carey.

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Service Projects and Activities 'EE Above: Janet Rodriguefs efforts to persuade Paulette Wagner to sell Kitty Grams seemed fruitless. Top Right: After hours of persuasion, Paulette Wagner surrendered to selling Kitty Grams to Peggy Alcala, Grace Sollero, Yolanda Val- enzuela, David Wilson, Michelle Wilson. Javor Haymore- ugly legs winner, ered by Velmas's Dress Shop vii' f ,:, S, ,uf , 4, -1 Vs? .I V, ff' gf V? 'fzfu 5 ,fe 3 , El qi ,W .adfsii Q. -X X , Y 4 wznngzg 121112 mf M If ,r 1 K 'G , ,yy QQ' ilu!! K 9, UQ B it Q . X59 ,fi is 1 - A ,ff r 4 i ,,,, l iii X is r' ef K i Q fe, 5 I is V w I K i , . gi E' , 1'- Q' 4, 4 2' ,i. ,AA,, i, 1 ,lj ,fx . ,1!,!. If W I LH ,jf li The annual Ugly Legs contest sponsored by Girls League revealed fifteen bare beauties. Al though fhe choice was difficult, the shapeless legs of one fellow grotesquely dominated over a the others,