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

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Junior Statesman Learned Front Row: Pat Quinn, Marci Pilatti, Debbie Brownell, Sharon Emmanuelli, Debbi Wolf. Second Row: Leslie Fleming, Sherri Byrum, Curt Rutherford, Randy Armstrong, Joe McCormack. Third Row: Lance Reeves, John Muse, Harold Fifield, Max Riley. Fourth Row: Carson Kolin, Robert Kortsen. And it I am elected president, I promise . , . lCurt Rutherford, Sherri Byrum, Sharon Ernmanuellii Sponsored By Security Firsl National Bunk The Junior Statesmen ot America is a group ot civic minded students planning to take an active part in tomorrow's government. This club studies politics and how it is run. Though not all of these Junior Statesmen will become President of the United States, the experience of working with the government will prepare them, if tor nothing else, to vote with more intelligence in future elections. One of the most important events that the Junior Statesmen attend is the convention at Asilomar every year. Last year they held a mock election to show them the principles ot an election. The advisors are Mr. Dennis Croughan and Mr. Gonzalo Garcia. President John Osterkamp led the club in its activities. LLlaKW..f.IQ,.. ..3:22 e Advisors D. Croughqn, G. Garcia and Curt Rutherford discussed political viewpoints.

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Entertainment And Enrichment Top Row: John Osterkomp, Max Riley, Bruce vanDam, James Lunceford, Melvin Allen, Roger Price, Andy Campbell, Bill Taecker, Danny Shank, David Stewart, John Glenn, Jomes George, Keith Brigmon, Greg Motter. Fourth Raw: Lindsey Smith, Queeta Brown, Jennifer Burton, Dee Dee Pollock, Pat Barry, Mary Smith, Joy Jordan, Nancy Dickerson, Cathy Brownell, Glenda Sharp, Howard Fifield, Janet Williams, Ronnie Springer, Curt Rutherford, The atmosphere that weathers an A.F.S. student for the opportunity of The experience of living with a fam- ily of ci different country is beyond comparison. The A.F.S. student who has en- ioyed this experience was Glenda Sharp of New Zealand, Glenda made her American home with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams and family. A.F,S. was guided by President Bruce van Dam, As in previous years, numerous proiects were proposed and carried out. In the fall the wel- come reception for the three valley foreign exchange students was held, as well as hosting them at the Cattle Call and the Christmas party. The club sponsored the Brawley- Kofa J.V. Football game, held an A.F.S. Tag Week, and Annual sign- ing party to raise money for next year's foreign exchange student. Mike Moore, Third Row: Charles Sauer, Thomas Babb, Rex Eaves, Mike Dougherty, Robert Augusta, Gary Sims, Gary Garcia, Judy Thur- man, Peggy Alccla, Beatrice Bacher, Carol Swaim, Peggy Williams, Becky Cleland, Paula Flarnmang, Eugene Harris, Manuel Slali. Sec' ond Row: Scot Byrd, Wesley Larnbe, Donald Emanuelli, Greg Smith, Ernie Harris, Lupe Sa- bala, Rex Lesicko, Max Pena, Pat Pace, Clifton Turley, Donald Ferrin, Pat Casey, Doug Dahrn, Leslie Fleming, Melinda Ogden, Danny Wil- leams, Bob Benson, Scott Adams. First Row: Sharon Yousiler, Mary Weiner, Roberta Kramer, Joyce Ward, Lisa McMillan, Janet Burton, Col- leen Moore, Mary Mobley, Georgeanne Stan- ley, Alexa Stafford, Julie Fleming, Bonnie Maniss, Carol Moore, Susan Gillis, Harvey Wong, Robert Price, Salvador Velasquez. ff X 1 a' r , rs. -, I -. B al D, 4 i ASF officers Janet Burton, Eugene Harris, Bruce vanDam, Gloria Uribe, and Jennifer Burton can' fided their best wishes to Glenda Sharp and Susan Ratcliff, li-loltviile AFS student,l lol

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i I A New Language: Politics , Y-r First row: Debbie Wolf, Rosemary Ferrin, Bren da Stockstill, Lisa Macmillan, Brucie Allen Teresa Santillan, Leighan Feffer, Joyce Uyechi Second row: Sylvia Acevedo, Imogene Fitch, Members of the Spanish, Latin, and French classes who tormecl the Foreign Language Club, carolleal at Christmas, attended the presenta- tion at Padua Hills, and the IVC Foreign Language Contest. Avid members of the Spanish IV class which were also members ot the Foreign Language Club, ioure neyed on a cultural exchange trip to Mexico at Easter. Money was raised by the class by selling tickets to a beef rattle . They were sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary ot Brawley. The T967-68 officers were: Rose- mary Ferrin, Pres., Leslie Fleming, Sec., Imogene Fitch, Treas., Cheryl Morelock, Mgr. ot Pub., Laurie Round, Rep. At right, Spanish IV members, Mary Frances Borchard, Barbara Jack, and Olga Maldonado added cash to the collection for their Easter excursion to Mexico while Mr, Villarino stood by and watched the money mount up. lMr. Villarino and Miss Gonzalez chaperaned 17 studentsl - Debbie Penn, Kenny Hamilton, Christina Cosio, Howenstein, Imelda Aceves Fourth row Gen , Olga Maldonado, Cheryl Morelock. Third row: da Sharp, Pat Barry, Janet Williams Laurie Marci Pilatti, Barbara Jack, Mary Frances Round, Eugene Harris, Maria Santillan Borchard, Leslie Fleming, Sylvia Garcia, Sally XJ' 1 vis ti ,QXT1-, It ,,. xp-fi