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

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Russians Rock The Sporls The Commissar looked over the players, the players Guthriel Vivian Callaway made the news exciting, while Herbie photographed the events. lTodd Fifield, Gloria Uribel k l Q I T 3 I l 1 . e ' ri looked over the Russians, and the promoter looked over the script. llloger Price, Mike Moore, Carolyn The White Sox discuss their chances of victory in the World Series. lBrad Motter, Jeff Easter, Mike Moorel

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Underclassmen ailed To Defeai The Seniors l Miss Socieiy lJulie Flemingl deiesied old men. a QM l 4 ,. ,ffg li As did Donny Dilbert lSieve Jcickl . . 11' David Bull lille old mcinl wobbled along friendless. i , X my ' W ,-AQ, I i, ' - '---0 X 5 ' , 1 i . V - . L 4 . I 4. K' X is i Tiff 1 D W' ' .. if M 1 era gf 'I ' W ' N fr K I' K i 1 A Z., . . 4 f N 1 , dnl ' ef j it ' 5' J M . , , v M . . 'Q 1 i in if Y' f '- es by i , Qi ,aepq' izgi'i: e ll l -,Q ,L :awk Fresh cheerleaders led iheir exuberant clossmoies in c frosh rally. Bur loveable frosh Debbi Cameron befriended him.

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World In The Senior Plag Mikhail Deborin ...... Roger Price Tasia Deborin .. Lea Anne O'Malley Bunny Beadle ........ Brad Motter Jim Reeves ... .... Danny Shank Sandy Nelson . .. .... Mike Moore Sal Castinez .... Manuel Slali Ken Powers . . . ..... Chet Wesley Larry Oakes .......... Jeff Easter Adelaide Wiley . Barbara Jefferson Yekaterina Bukarova Janet Williams Doc Bratton ........ Ken Wuytens Vivian Callaway ..... Gloria Uribe Herbie ............. Todd Fifield Miss Frazier ..... Vickie Campbell Chalmers . . . . . Richard Wilson Phil Spellins Irma Garvell ....... Brenda Wood Autograph hunter ..... Rollie Ulloa Mrs. lannucci ......... Joy Jordan Masha Malsynenko . . Donna White Carlos Muchado ..... Robert Kuhn Senora Muchado ...,.. Nancy Pitt Daughter ........ ... Jo Edleson Stogie Curttle ,....... . Gary Sims Umpire ........... Robert Hagan Hastings .,... Vendor ....... John Quackenbush fire -151112 X fi 'w Mrs. Barry worries, Will they ever get if right? What would happen if the Rus- sians moved into professional sports in America? This question was ane swered by the class of '68 when they presented A Pennant for the Krem- lin on December 7th and 8th, 1967. The comedy dealt with the problems of a Soviet Commissar sent to this country to manage the Russian- owned Chicago White Sox. The play featured the largest cast ever to be used in a class play at Brawley High. Janet Williams stole the show with her spirited portrayal of a Red Embassy official, and all the other actors did excellent iobs, making this play one of the most successful pro- ductions ever presented at Brawley. Madame Bukarova made sure everyone lived by the Party Line. lJanet Willicmsi