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

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q , ,A.. f i 'I .E Many students were active in P.E. this year. They could choose between many sports including: football, volleyball, softball, badminton, basketball, tennis and volleytennis. Mrs. LeBaron, Miss Enders, Mr. Willingham and Mr. Lowe provided the teaching ability to make many students understand and excel at these sports, Robert Jones frightl took a shot at batting and, as usual, succeeded. Mrs. LeBaron and Miss Enders fabovel showed their students how badminton is supposed to look and occasionally played them. 44 Physical Education WM., ,,.. ,ns We Were Kept In S ape By P.E Z I Stephen Veysey fabovel seemed to be confused about the game of volleyball, but Shar. Spates frightj was an ace at softball. P.E. was a good way to learn about different spo:

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earnlng lub members were: ftop rowl Sylvia Laguna, Linda Garcia, Marina Soto, econd rowl Letty Sanchez, Sandra Reyes, Minerva Pichardo, Gloria Reyes, Iinerva Camacho, Cbottom rowl Araceli Sanchez, treasurerg Rosa Zepeda, vice- 'esidentg Hilda Alexander, presidentg Ms. Donna Vinsant, sponsor. igrant Club Encouraged The Migrant Student Club was one of the more active clubs on campus this year. It is designed to help offi- cially identified migrant students to cope, both officially and academical- ly, at school. The club sponsored an essay contest and held a fund-raiser in the spring to help raise money for their yearly scholarship. At left, mi- grant student Abel Alcala, a club member, studies. Migrant Club sponsor and migrant counselor Ms. Donna Vinsant. All JD JL

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arsity B -Athletes At Their Finest B.C. Roque and Baby Soft Chris Brazeel give Johnny San- a ride. v The Varsity B Club consisted of ffront rnwl Junior Fangon, Monique Ruiz, B.C. Roque, Liz Williams, Lorraine Kastner, Julia Austin, Sandra Garrett, Marc Shapiro, Heather Sanders. 12nd row! Juanita Padilla, Richard Avila, Gloria Padilla, Alisa Schnittker, Diana Castruita, Manuel Barra, Julie Lillywhite, Carol Casey, Marisol Marin. 13rd rowj Johnny Santana, Jeff Anderson, Victor Quinones, Todd Hoskins, Chris Brazeel, Shannon Faria, Tricia Hopkins, 14th rowl Steve Cato, Rudy Vallarta, Cami Jones, Joe Willingham, 45th rowl Ron Pegues, Ronnie Johnson, George Stone, Victor Turner, Jack greer. ttop rowl Martin Garcia, Jason Pope, Tyler Brandt, Jimmy James, Darren Fisher. Slaves ffrom leftb Jim James, Todd Hoskins, Manuel Barra, Alexis Avila, Monique Ruiz, Jeff Anderson, and Mark Shapiro do what their masters say, Sing slaves, sing! X , , JW I ' , The Varsity B Slave Sale was a big hit this year. It grossed approxi- mately S250 and supplied laughs for the faculty and student body here at B.U.H.S. With this money the club is planning on adding some new additions to the weight room. Led by President Cami Jones and Advisors Mr. Wil- lingham, Mr. Cato, and Mr. Ro- mero, the club was stronger than ever this year. Anyone with a var- sity letter in any sport or cheer- leading may join. i Z saw f' :nga f , Julie Lillywhite and Stacey Foster iabove leftj enjoyed their day as prima ballerinas. No one was sure, not even herself, what Tricia Hopkins fleftj was dressed as. Todd Hoskins faboveb looked really happy about how he was dressed. Varsity B 45