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

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Interact Tried To Be Of Servic if wx, . as .1 ,. 5 , we W ' fHw'?i ,,,. ,, . :wil Kim Savery, Mr. Willingham tadvisorl, Marybeth Mistriel tSecretaryD, Sandy Tam tSecond Vice-Presidentl, Brian Alexander CTreasurerJ, Adriana Martinez fVice-Presidentj, Cindy Kieffer, tseatedj Wes Burns tPresidentJ. The Interact Club had a good year. They gave their help to many causes. They donated 3300.00 to the Intensive Care Unit -at Pioneers Memorial Hospital. They also ran a dance for F.F.A. On April 13, they had a ra- dio day . This activity consist- ed of the club members collect- ing ads from local businessper- sons and advertising their busi- nesses over the radio. During the summer they plan to go to Mexico and donate sup- plies to the orphans at Rosarita Beach as their International Project. Their local project will consist of donating a piece of furniture to the Rotary Room at the Senior Housing Develop- ment. Kristen Losey took a break from an Interact Club meeting to smile for the camera. Wes Burns conducted a monthly meeting in the board room while Brian Alexandc and Adrian Martinez listened attentively. Kim Savery took notice of the camera while Marybeth Mistriu was enthralled with what a speaker had to say. Kirsten Savery took notes from a meeting while Jesus Carrillo listened to Wes Burns tried to prove his point while Kim Savery, Marybeth Mistriel, an the President. 32 Interact Sandy Tam made a late arrival.

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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

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' Club's New Year's Dance Was A Highlight . ., W , , .Y . w A . , X? J My g . M M A members: fBack rowj Delilah Adame, Roxanne Coronado, Bernice Nunez lCorre- Secretaryj, Monique Ruiz 1SecretaryJ, Juanita Padilla 1Vice-Presidentl, Gloria Alexis Avila cpresidenw Checked in on Iuanita Padilla and Roxanne reasurerl, Julia Austin fChairman of Committeej, Lorraine Kastner, Janet C d h Q C1 t N Y ,Q D ' fFront rowl Mrs. Dobbs fAdvisorJ, Natalie Shank, Martha Razo, Diana Castruita, Omna 0 at t e ' ' U l ew ear S ance' Mongrain, Heather Sanders, Ann Frances Garcia, Laura Sassie, Lisa Perez, Mrs. fAdvisorJ. S Club got off to a slow start this year, but worked hard to make the rest of the year very much fulfilling. This year's New Year's Dance was put on by the S Club. They actually transformed the drab gym into a place of cheery colors. The S Club also donated a great amount of money to various causes. All in all, the S Club had a great year. J Monique Ruiz and Gloria Padilla danced away to the latest sounds. QBelow5 fAbove5 Shannon Faria and Julie Lillywhite found time out at the dance to Hernandez, Ernie Sanchez, Evelyn Lorenxano, and David Silvas were over- pose for the camera. fBelowJ Hilda Tapia took a rest from the dance floor with the gym's new look. and had a refreshment, while Olga Gonzales enjoyed the decorations. S Club 33