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

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Service Projects Kept 9 Club Members .4 - S Club Officers: Joy Jordan, Mary Frances Barchard, Kathy Brownell, ladvisari Mrs. Slocum, Sylvia Acevedo, Laurie Round, Paula Flommang, Barbara Jefferson and Paulette Wagner. The girls' service club of Brawley High School, the S club, was once again one of the outstanding clubs on campus. The club members worked hard to make this year even better than last. Not only did they provide many services to the com- munity, but they enioyecl doing it as well, Among their projects suc- cessfully completed this year as serv- ices to the community the making of tray favors for the patients in Pio- neers Memorial hospital, selling to help the blind, caroling on Christ- mas eve for those hospitalized over the holidays, selling Sees candy to earn money for conference, having a Christmas drive and a leap year's dance. Club meetings were charac- terized with guest speakers. ln all, the S club had a successful year. 5-o--g,..i 0 .... .. W .we-rw-w First Row: lleft to rightl Jaki Fleming, Alyce Horton, Paulette Wagner, Lani Streuter, Debbie Wolf, Debbie Dillard, Billie Jordan, Judy Shel- ton, Sharon Emanuelli Second Row: Kristy Chittock, Leslie Fleming, Barbara Jack, Mary Frances Borchard, Carolyn Dohm, Margaret Dupree, Barbara Jefferson, Rhonda Wilson, Carol Bull Third Row: Debbie Brownell, Marcy Pilatti, Beverly Smith, Carol Swaim, Debbie Stevens, Joy Jordan, Laurie Round, Sylvia Acevedo, Kathy Arce, Mrs. Slocum lAdvisorl, Kathy Brownell, Nancy Dickerson, Stevie Flem- ing, Janet Williams, Mary Smith, Becky Clel- and, Janet van Dom, Glenda Sharp, Paula Flammang.

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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,

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Working Hard During The Year . ' ' 3 '+ y ,Y - mf. 5 r ' . N, Af :65595 ' 'fl v W W ,v'L I Y G? r e:.:.5f 5 'hr 4, f 4 kv ,W gftzrm , fr fy.. 1:55 :. , , . 25: J: , if ,, A . ,. q f . , , . N .. ' 5 F 4-1 , Mary F. Borchard, Marci Pilatfi, and Carol Bali displayed o sign announcing the Leap Year Dance. sm. r -, .-g- K ,fr ,Q . . ,-'I ' X 4, g,'5f,f- Nancyi Dickerson talked on her trip abroad. 4' ' Club members planned Christmas carolling. S Ciub members posed pretfily for a picture after their endeavor ro carol happiness to those in Members chatied boisferously? the hospital at Christmas.