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

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'o Tie The Senior Women Junior Cheerleaders in action: Jay Fishburn, Ronnie Johnson, John Kershaw, David Bunch, Nick th, Jim Barnabee, Don Shank. This year's Powder Puff game between he Senior women and the Junior girls vas an exciting game. Due to rainy con- litions, the game was postponed until December 17, but that didn't keep both eams from battling it out. The Senior vomen scored first late in the fourth luarter, which seemed to insure the vic- ory for the Seniors. But with about hree minutes to go, the Juniors scored o tie the game at 6-6, and that's the vay the game ended. Both teams :layed a good game and had a lot of fun. Mark Owens was ready for the pep rally to cheer on the Senior women to victory. Quarterback Josie Ramos and Coach Manuel Barra showed that they too had spirit by painting themselves. . will M The coaches and the Senior women enjoyed the morning pep rally on December 17. Powder Puff 55

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Junior Girls Come From Behin M, Q ,,,, we W , J' Wy' W' W .3 The Senior Powder Puff Team: fback rowb Coach Manuel Barra, Jana Walker, Kim Reed, Hilda Tapia, Olga Gonzales, Rosa Alcantar, Josie Ramos, Juanita Padilla, Coach Todd Hoskins, Irene Blach, Robin Chilcott, Coach B.C. Roque, Roxanne Coronado, Janet Spence, Mary Lynn Dahm, Liz Williams, Ana Virgen, Tina Ortega. ffront rowj The Powder Puff Cheerleaders, Adria McCollum, Ana Carmelo, Lorraine Kastner, Kim Wavra, and Marlene Larran. The Senior Cheerleaders warmed up for their extraordinary performance. .. , , , , in .. , -we Q, X ,.. if .fuss . v-NS The Powder Puff Court consisted of Junior Fangon, Todd Hoskins, and Paul Esquivel. Todd Hoskins was named King. 54 Powder Puff Deven Owen, Gloria Padilla, and Tyler Brandt tried to get thei stable. The whole crue goes motley for the Powder Puff game. W The Cheerleaders were Ben Mascarenas, Jeff Anderson, Ray sen, Tyler Brandt, Jimmy James, Deven Owen, and Mark C

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WMM... Instrum ntal usic Wa 5 winamp Q . 2 w One of the most spirited and active groups on campus was the BUHS band. Accompanied by the auxiliary corps of flags and shields, the band proved to be a welcome addition to football games and pep rallies. The size of the band was reduced this year by new requirements for sopho- mores, but that did not deter the spirit and determination of this musical group. Besides performing in numerous halftime shows, pep rallies, and parades, the band was invited to participate in the Holiday Bowl festivities in San Diego in De- cember, for many members a high- light of the year. Top left, Frances Corpuz, Marlene Orsino, Dawn Can- ada and Frances Garcia did a rou- tine for a halftime show. Top right, the band joined them, along with the shields Qmiddlej. Bottom right, the band spent a lot of time practic- ing before school to perfect their halftime and marching capabilities. Bottom left, the band provided a lot of rhythm and noise at football games under the direction of Mr. Ed Fishburn. 56 Band ' i an s