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

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Kept Music Alive Madr Lorenzana, Efren Coronel, Patty Diaz, Marc Shapiro, Joyce Hamilton, Karla Smith, Kim Norton, Lucy Cohn. Owens is not pictured. Music enrollment continued to shrink this year as more and more students found music difficult to fit in with all the new state require- ments. But the ones who did manage to find a place for music were enthu- siastic and learned a lot. In addition to band, madrigals and guitar were offered. Students could use these classes to fulfill their fine arts re- quirement. Mr. Ed Fishburn contin- ued his leadership of the music classes, in addition to his responsibil- ities in math. ? , igals were: Wendy Preuss, Matt Rathbun, Isabel Munoz, Laurie Buford, Frank Slaughter, Donna Montano, Marc Shapiro, affectionately known as the town clown. :ar class: Pablo Bertran, Adrian DeLuna, Marc Shapiro, Abel Favela, Isabel Munoz, Yolanda 'eno, Russell Ramey. More guitar class: Adrian DeLuna, Marc Shapiro, Abel Favela, Isabel moz' Yolanda Moreno' Russell Ramey' Patricia Diaz and Efren Coronel posed during their dance lessons in Madrigals. R i :if ,, --Q g l

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Dances were a big part of the social scene at BUHS, especially during football season. ASB and various clubs and classes sponsored these dances, and in general they were Well attended. Dance activity dropped off some during the winter and spring, a victim of nice weather and other things to do. At right, Wes Burns en- joyed a dance with a friend, while Tiffani Curiel gave the photographer a questionable look. Below, Sandy Gray and Francisco Guerrero pre- pared their favorite music for the dance, while Stephanie Slater, Alisa Schnittker, and Ryan Jones sat qui- etly. ...iff J . i:ES9' ' L, . ' V - fs 11555-:ef-1-' - X . wi - '---' t W ' Yi ,V fi i 5- :sf '1,sss:-yiss2,s.f5.- wif- .. i ikwmwfi f 1 .i X A at si , par kk--k- i --.,s..s:-L+ .K Q' X - c fag' t ttt N' . . 4 - K ip V K ....,.... I - y , as rih- l 'pgs- . ,Q ..,.., , S V , - ...r. hryrypppph Q3 .. .L . '- ' .- .. . . . B5 Wwe., r....,, , Kareem -Wm'w'M Tff1....Ql -'W .. cK'LL . :W wMWNfS ' W ..., Wm. .rr.... , ' , its At right, a picturesque pose by Chris Schaeffer and Melis- sa Brown, while ffar rightj Blanca Benavides, Sarah Ru- balcava, and Hilda Tapia en- joyed the music. 60 Dances -y 1 i i L Alive To Dan 4 Z 4