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

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F.I-I. . Really Cookec FHA this year learned skills and helpful tips in the World of homemaking. Homemaking is really a rough job, but these girls made it look like a breeze. Together they discovered and shared new ideas and many delicious re'cipes. Future Homemakers of America are an outstanding club at BUHS. Left are the club members Susan Dorame, Mrs. Rader, Luz Solorzano, Ann Garcia, and Priscilla Jauregui. git 2 is . R s Topg Luz Solorzano prepares to make a gourmet dinner. Belowg Ann Garcia gets help from Mrs. Rader on how to stir the mixture. 30 FHA Aboveg Ann Garcia and Priscilla .lauregui check out Whalfs cooking while Susan Luz Solorzano prepare the side dish. Below, Ann Garcia and Priscilla Jauregui check to they can find some pans for the dessert, while Debbie Honillas checks out the smoke from the oven.

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PLC Achieved Their Goals ut, Gloria Reyes. Second row, Martha Razo, Diana Castruita, Yolanda Cardnas, Sandra Reyes, Back row, Mrs. iagua, Carolina Rubio, lda Mercado, Olga Gonzalez, Rosa Alcantar, Veronica Flores, Patty Carrillo, Dina nandez, Liza Gutierrez, Maria Navarro, Eva Padilla, Mr. Little ident Carolina Rubio speaks with the club's treasurer Gutierrez about current matters. The Foreign Language Club supported a child in Guatemala and gave scholar- ships to those. students furthering their education. They put on a Cinco de Mayo Fiesta which was a real success. The club gets to go on trips to places of interest and education. Along with put- ting on different kinds of fund-raisers they also have a Folklorico Dance Group that performs in places that in- terest people. The Foreign Language Club is one of the most active clubs on the Brawley High campus. Pictured above at the Sylvia Laguna Secreta Manager of Publicity. Installation Meeting, Caroline Rubio President, lsrael Vasquez Vice-President, ry, Liza Gutierrez Treasurer, Gloria Reyes Head ot' the Folklorico, Maria Navarro Gloria Reyes and Maria Torrez display their dancing abilities at the lnsizillnlion Mem-ling, 29

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Home Economics Taught Us Various Skills cs .f 5 ff W, :J swag fi , 34 A4 2? it fi' Wm M' . ,Z7:1flg35?:V?' - lffil :veg Mrs. Rader explains to her class the techniques of cooking, as Susan 'ame and Luz Solorzano try to remember the instructions, Belowg Mr. Cato took fndance in his Consumer Education class. Below: The kids in Day Care at IHS seemed pretty happy at the thought that the students here would he Jing out during the day. K! f 1, - ..- ,ssc ' 33 J K 2 as .K -f i. ss K is I l 3' stew aw Topg Mrs, Rader and student Pam Norton discover new skills in Home Eco- nomics class this year. Home Economics classes this year taught students how to become a better parent, cook up delicious meals, and how to handle a family budget. But most of all they taught us how to survive in today's society. Above: Here are the future's whiz kids enjoying life before they take on the studies of today! Home Ec 31