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

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Around Lunchiime al'S, 55: it e 3? UNL v ,pus 46. The Brcwley Union High School chorus practicing for a performance, w 'va vu Lis 44,4 fax if - X, 'ii 26 ia ! 'QTNI31' , , xfaffi., , 5 . , X 2. x 4 l W -Q,.,'Wa,Q 'A Ai' 0 muff ' ' 'fr 5' Y g' ' , .., . -V, -N fl ' 'N' 1 9 vu . has A 1 A ,V . I l f, -, uf Y Q 4 fl 2 , ,NSS fr,.. 9 -And ihe beat goes on . , lcrowd watching The bond uf noon in Octcberl ......aJ' i ' A M i +22 if . Q-,. Qc, W-A i ,571 Mg fc ,v 3 25,25 'lain ay, ,A '6 V5 F' ,i4+f. Iif' .-, -.-.. ' -of' ,,,, ., -Q' 1.'1.'j3,... 1 , ,f Mx- -,ij . , I didnt mean Yo ge? ice creclm in your hair. lDoyIe Fugerf, Annie Lisenbyi 7

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The memories oT The Prom, Baby Ball, SpiriT Week, Junior and Senior plays, graduafion, and Homecoming will always be eTched in The minds of Brawley Union High School STU- denTs. Bue most vivid oT These memories will be The long lunch lines, The rush before The Tardy bell, The gos- siping aT noon, The cheering at The fooTball games, and dragging Main STreeT aTTer school. The Teachers, as well as The sTudenTs, will long remember The TighTs wiTh The unTeachables , The crowding inTo The lines aT The snackbar, and The eiecfion of The non-sTudenTs from The ASB secTion aT The Toofball games. All of This comprises sTUdenT life aT B.U.H.S. THIS was a year To remember. Tudeni Life CenTered ,- ,..4 '., Never mind The calories! lMary Borchard, Lea Anne O'Malley, Brenda Woods, Carol Bull, Evelyn Cohee, Jaki Fleming, Janet Williamsl T Q t lk x ,EE ' , 12 x- ff? - Y ' ' 7' ' T X , --T ,.., Wahzhing The boys go by. lLinda Wi1Tl Nancy Mason sang at The Freshman Tea. Don'T buy Thai One. He'S G dl-'dl IMGFIIYU 6 Frans, Nancy Ellet, BeTTy Kasingerl

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Our New Industrial Arts Classrooms Q u 'T cf' M.. . - 3 4- V .Mn it . 1, 1 1 it .e it an . 'X lfhi if ' ' all l . A li ii i,l I E ul T.. . z: get 5 2 1 l Ny 1 5 il .. 1 .lm ,. :. iii . -ff - fi . + if - l ws,- TQ F U? ' , J ' gy X 1. 'ft f . r ' . A , 't Q , i A ' , , , 4.5.1. , New to the school this year is the Industrial Arts complex. The complex was finished in September of this year. The teachers look upon it as a vast improve- ment. It has 22,000 square feet of floor space. There will be ample room for new equipment, as soon as the necessary funds are available. When asked for his opinion, Mr. Perkins, Auto Technology teacher, stated, lt won't be finished completely for another couple of years, but it is a definite improvement over the old shops. All vocational shops except Wood working and Drafting were moved to the new complex. The old metal shop became the teachers' lounge. The students really appreciate the new auto shop. In the future, an electricity lab will be added. 8