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

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AFS Welcomes Moni h FS had a great year hosting five students from all over the globe uring Cattle Call weekend. Pointing at the globe is Monisha Choud- ury which AFS had the pleasure of hosting' all year. Yvonne Canada, iaven Brown, Anna Aguirre, Yolanda Cardenas, Lorraine Hernandez, gloria Padilla, Heather Reynolds, Monisha Choudhury, Anh Minh Do, hul Northcut, and Teri Pate were members of AFS Q, 11 1 - gi .tl f Wu S students decided to take a picture with their weekend foreign exchange students fore they headed home again. h Minh Do, Kirsten Losey, Gigi-Switzerland, Paul Keijers- Finland, Carlos Ortiz-Peru, drew Leece-South Africa, bottom- Monisha Choudhury, and Anna Aguirre. is 5? Monisha Choudhury was this year's foreign exchange student. She is originally from Germany and she will stay in Brawley until July, with the Decker family. B. CSA. mg , Paul Keijers of Finland is trying to learn how to ride a horse. AQ- X ' FN . .fx ! i ll K F ., i'i' gh W' x -. Sees' R15 it 5 L ' wif! -is vu 11:-it Monisha Choudhury, Andrew Leece, and Paul Keijers in the back, enjoyed riding horses during Cattle Call Weekend. AFS 51

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B.U.H.S. Wins With 88 Units The lmperial Valley Bloodmobile has been vis- iting BUHS for many years now. This year we had a very successful donation period. 31921 of the senior class donated blood. We have com- peted with El Centro ever since the donations started. We have beaten them every year. Com- peting against El Centro makes the outcome of the blood drive more interesting since everyone donates to try to beat El Centro. This year's winner among large Valley high schools was BUHS once again, with 88 pints of blood donat- ed. We hope that more people will donate blood to help save more lives in'the future. The blood that was donated this year has already helped many patients who needed blood and blood products. I qv A E E . , Y Josie Ramos tried to stay calm as she prepared to donate blood. 50 Blood Drive im m a VALLEY BL D MDBILE gf These eager beavers couldn't wait for the bloodmobile to start taking donors: Gloria Padill Deven Owen, Juanita Padilla, Monique Ruiz, Alexis Avila, B.C. Roque, Liz Williams, ibotton Marlene Larran. ag-in Alexis Avila and Irene Blach were getting information from Anna Aguirre to see if she ' eligible to donate blood. ...--l-ve Andrew Pena was trying to stay awake while his blood pressure was being taken. Can y imagine what will happen when he gives blood?

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CSF- agnificent Jolc A 1 I .J I Top Row: Ava Chan, Jay Boyd, Nell Callicoat, Loraine Hernandez, Davon Brown, Laura Duarte, Leticia Cuadraz, Cami Jones, Kimberly Mongrain, Paul Northcutt, Yvonne Canada, Rusty Bayne, Wes Burns. Middle Row: Lorena Navarro, Patricia Hess, Mai Harvill, Ronnie Johnson, Brian Sims, John Gay. Bottom Row: Dishuan Chu, Kirsten Savery, Sandy Tam, Kimberly Savery, Kimberly Ford, Scott Kliewer. 'V zi7L1Z7'2? Ava Chan listens attentively while the meetings goes On, Ronnie Johnson discusses a spring trip while Carlos Robles and Scott Klie look on. This year's CSF, which stands for California Scho ship Federation, had a big turnout from fall to sprin adding 17 new members, which added up to 41 mem this semester! CSF is an organization which has as prerequisites membership three A's in academic classes and no DE. Fls in the applicantls report Card. This makes CSF invaluable commodity that contributes greatly to - school and community. CSF this year has done a magnificent job Working concession stands to help support the community a school. Laura Sassie and Heather Reynolds chat before a CSF meetings starts. 52 CSF