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

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School Running Smooihlg. 21 X 2 32 3 Q L' -H3 fi 95' s , vi Mrs. Wavra was all smiles as she greeTecl Tardy students. If v 1 1 'iii Q k .' ,., X ' ' 1, I L Wm- 1 sg- ,. A fi,-r1.1i--13-if T TA fish 'V . ,. , V 4' 5 if , .Cas pr: - - If , E 1 e ' , V i, L .. 5,1 t , 1 In - ir- X ,, ,, , - ia fiat ' ' ',vg, T.r?S -5. If 'K' 4' V -'fr Q ' X' 1 -'ff 'fl-fa' ff-1 ' W .4554 2' .1 3 -'Q , l 'fe' ' X, fe T aff. 5, ' . -. T4 T ' ' -.a I' T' , llrwv- Ll. -. T xA Cassie Acevedo Sc1'1z't11l'y-R1'g'ix1r11r. UIVTIES: sllr. 1'1111 1111111 11111i Qllr. I r1111l.'.v xcvrvifzry. P1'r11111111'11! 1111'- nrds, m11m'1i111x, 111111 gmilcs. HOBBIES: Klzilling. T. W. Frank Bizsinvxs 1'lI111111g11r 11711, l31111lfk0epc1. HOH- BIES: M11xi1'. fisliing 111111 g11r11c'11i11g. Mariorie Franks Ojfirc 1'l011f for 11111111 11ffi1'1'. HOBBIES: Sports, music. Ludie Laird S1'1'1'c1111y. DIVTIES: P1'1'p1111' 11!l1'111l1111r'6 11'- parts and forms T111 111'11' sI11111'111.w. Ruby Mason S1'1'1'11111ry. UI TIES: ,l11.v1'111'1'.s 11111f 111111110 1i11IIs 111 r1fl1'111i11nr1' 11-fT1r'1', HOBBIES: o1'1'1111 fixlzing 111111 11111'11l111g, Clara Wavra S1'1'11r111Ii'. l7l'TlFS: .l1l111i1 i1111f 1',i1'11s1r 1111- pils. 1111rg111111 1'l11111g1's, :milf 111'r111i1s. HUB- HIFS: 1 111111i11g. 1'in1L'i11g 111111 s1'11'i11g. Mr, RoberT,Forrell is in charge oT The ATTenclance office. This magical group of people has The respon- sibiliTy of keeping Tabs on The enTire school, This is ocomplisheol Through The use of sTuclenTs as slip reTrievers. They pick up Those liTTle slips of paper ThaT The Teacher puTs on or near The door iusT aTTer The period sToirTs. These conToin secreT informa- Tion ThaT is wriTTen in code which reveals who is missing. This info is Then carrieol To The oTTice where iT if is TabuloTecl and recorded, Now you know who To geT if you're counTecl absenT. This Big Broiher Team also has The responsibiliTy of geTTing The repori' cords To The sTuolenTs. This is a bigger iob This year because of The new sysTem enfoiling a compuTer. Also among The duTies of This group is The olisTribuTion of work permiTs To sTudenTs. This sTaTT also conTains numerous secreTaries and finance experTs. Seems To be an enTire gov- ernment IT seems ThaT The enTire school is ruled by Them. Even Though These people are ruling The campus of B.U,H.S., The Annual sToTf of 67-68 wishes To express iTs Thanks To The people of The Main oTTice anol ATTenclance oTTice for doing a iob worTh praising.

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Their Services Keep Our , :Ns '. ' Q- f 3 Y if QQ ' N VV V At jean- qs ,gi f- Z . 3 ,L if-. ' I I 2 em' ,Y KET 27,333 My gi N4 . ...Tv , Exilim, r W K P , K 1 I A 5 T . John Howard Ferrin Crafts I and II. DEGREES: M.A. and B.S. IIOBBIES: Wrmrlzuorking, camping, rack- Imunzlinll. TIIIS SUMMER: Mr. Eerrin spent six zveckx at Calif, State College and xpent the rest nf the summer getting the new shop really. Elmer Johnson flum I and ll. Paivcr Mechanirrs. DE' CREES: B.S. HOBBIES: Wood, automo- biles, and ramping. 4 I 4, . ., ,w.?iT'S,,,,9,' I i. V' ' LQ -1 I . N54 -f fe ,,,,,,x. V w S.. 3 Q . I .f Marvin Swanson Bash mlftal. metal I, ll, III. IIECIIEES: IIJI., M.!l. TIIIS SUMMER: Mr. Szvansnn irnrklrrl in tim lcttiire Eclzls rtnzl trrtiwllrll tn i'VIinnrf,snta Lift lfarznrla. Bill Blair lianrl. I1a.xir Math. Mildred Paxson Ilnmvmalnilzg I, II. DEGREES: ILS., MA. IIOBBIES: sifiaiing, garrlz-liirig. 9 . X' 'l'IIlS SUMMER: ' lf' Mrx, Prtrwlt uwrnl , tn .summer .si-Imnl '- y in Lux flngrflrhs ltrirl i trrtviflzrzl tn Culin- rrulu. Kermil Kliewer flgrirulture, DEGREES: B.S. Calif. Poly- teclinir' Collage, San Iaiix Ulaispnq M.f1 HOBBIES: bridge, .ctw-lc market, ramping fishing and F.E,!I. arlirfxnr. THIS SUMMERf Mr. Kliewcr camped aml fished aml fame lzume with 52 vans of salmon. Don Maleiousky Wnnzl I, ll, III, Iiaxir- Shnp, flgrirrlltrirv. .,'r's,- is up f ,..y 2.5: .O . K , 'zxgk I ' '- 9. iz. I 4 h 2' 1 f rx ,ff ' 4 .X f N v- 'Qi . - 'M 7 : .T .xt . xii .7 if . T . 7 x . . i S ' X . X 'X I Victoria Brusl Ilnmcmrrlring I. IIECIIEES: B.S,II.E., M.S. IIUBBIES: writing. traiiclingf. TIIIS SUM- MER: Mrx. Brast ifisitml in San llizfgu. Barbara Jernigan Art I. II. Ill. IIECIKEES: BMI.. M.S. IIUB- IIIES: Water cnliiririg. TIIIS SUMMER: Mrs. Jrirnigun tra111'li'rl in Europe. As menTioned earlier, The Inclus- Trial ArTs classes have had The pleasure of using The new LA. com- plex easT of The old ones. OTher Than This, There have been no Tan- TasTic changes in The vocaTional arTs program. The Homemaking sTudenTs are sfill learning how To raise U Kuri Olszewski Baxir' Shop, Erzgr. Ilraziiing. flrcli. Drrzlring. DEGREES: B.11., MA. HOBBIES: Carden- ing, reazling. THIS SVMMER: Mr. Ulxzciir- ski had an operation. Paul Perkins Auto Tcvlz I, II. Rae Kipf Ilumvmalrirzg ll. III. IV. DEGREES: B.S. IIOBBIES: Crmzliifr' .vIrUtr'Iiing, dancing. .ww- ing. TIIIS SUMMER: Mrs. Kipf 1'ixilz'd Iatlfc Talmc rrml Sarframcnln. Charles Monroe lflmriix, A Cappella. family, The Ari sTuoIenTs are still pouring our Their hearTs on canvas, and The Agriculwre classes are sTill providing The fUTure food-providers. OTher Than This, The vocafional arTs program is sTiIl Turning ouT The besT adulfs The world has ever seen.

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,,,.f w , ,,,..vv..s. Cooks And Custodians Are An - . , l E ,fc ss 15 N' ' .. if, ivy. v ,XR ,J ' Q 511 l X 5,4 -. A V 4 , 7, 5 l ll X ' T5 i W' - V my 43570, A : Q , Q' ' is .Nas f l V is ' f .. ' ' Q , 'td TQ ' ' ff 2 I . x ' X l S l 'li ' ? if f - 5 - , 1 N-, Everyday more than one thousand excellent lunches were served to Brawley High students in the cate- teria, and 400-500 students bought lunches at the Snack Bar. The people behind this operation had a Her- culean task ahead ot them when they started, and they knew it. De- spite the fantastic odds that were against them, they proceeded to cook and feed not only BUHS stu- dents, but also every elementary school student who wanted a hot lunch. It's quite obvious that the cooks ot Brawley High were filled with the spirit that makes this school run. aqv for TL Margaret Smith Thula Stamps Mae Stiff Kathleen Bascus Velma Edmondson Sylvia Elmore Leona Graves Lelia Haynie Wanda Hudson Aline Hughes Lela Lunceford Ruth Miller Ruby Nuckols Irene Ramey Lola Roberts Ida Mae Scott Ola Scott Juanita Sheldon ln the course of a year Mrs. Edmondson prepared a zillion slices of bread.