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

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The Information Age Arrives ,a processing and word processing have become more than just bywords at HS. Computer literacy is a very popular class, and the ROP computer classes e proved to be very popular as well. Green letters on a computer monitor e become a way of life for many students lahovel. Sharon Walker lrightl 'ks on a calculator before entering the data into the computer. Misa Schnittker, here pictured on Halloween, turned her back on the computer screen. Sometimes friends were more important than green letters. ,ar 'f I I v--- Q 'N'--... Ag M A Dolores Zendejas and Gloria Ferrel worked hard learning to input data. Computers 39 ur p

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'Amex N86 S5 Clas Brought Out Crea ivity fabovej pa ed mo his quest for the perfect drawing. Edd H 4,5 Evans fright! looked hap out g able to draw his favorite rock star, W .. ,, 1987 t teacher Mr. Silas Sanchez labovel smiled at the thought of his tudents doing so well. Mr. Sanchez was a well-known teacher on campus. Danny Seanez, Carmen Martinez, Teresa Puledo, and Fran- cisca Aefaru lrightl worked hard on their special projects. Art 38 :W f1 M 'N'1gr ,,,, Man diligently on ecreated the complete W3Q 3 language record cox wit fine arts or lrfw

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Mrs. Susan Bendix led her Drama Class in which they rehearsed and performed many scenes and plays from different playwrites. Students also participated in drama competi- tions and performed for Brawley elementary schools. Cabovel Steve Holt takes time to talk to Mrs. Bendix about his roll in the play. fbelowj Alan Adolph, Lenore Tafolla and Dresden Storrs watch as their classmates perform a scene. Drama Acted On Impuls fabovej David Bunch and Wendy Preuss rehearse a scene from one of their plays. ibelowl David Bunch, Wendy Preuss, Stephen Seabolt and Anh-Minh Do going through one ofthe n scenes involved in Drama.