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

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ilive To Student Government Y -. 1 e 'Q i ASB officers from L to R, Mr. Sarot, Matt Rath- ' 1, 14 A bun, Deven Owen, Theron 3 ' Hopkins, Matt Boggust, Tim Asamen, Cindy 3 A ei5,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Kieffer, Alexis Avila, Irene Blach, Sandy Tam, Heather Sanders. N. 'S less Roque, Deven Owens, And Mr. Sarot discussed the importance of paper. Tim Asamen worked hard on student government activities. he ASB officers this year were a very hard working and dedicated group of students. This year they organized several ances, including homecoming, ran the student store, organized and coordinated homecoming and other spirit activities, ncluding the Plaza pep rally, and, of course, held the famous monthly ASB Council meetings, to which every second oeriod class and every club was eligible to send a representative. The officers also represented BUHS students in a number if ways and organized a Valley-wide student leadership conference in the fall. ASB 61

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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

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Being Yourself Is A Fad That Never Goes Shades, shorts, fast cars and good times were popular this year. Julie Lillywhite, Tiffani Curiel and Shannon Faria were too cool all the time. Annie De La Cruz always expressed her individualism from her haircut to her Gladiator sandals. Bobby Sanga showed us some of his breaking apparel this year. He set some of the standards for dance dressing during 1984-85. Out 0f Style l One fad that will never go out of style: finding your spot on the planter. 4'The Bob, a chin-length haircut, was one of the most popular hairstyles this year. Carol Casey Jami James showed their different cuts. Matt Rathbun was a trendsetter with his J haircut and sense of style that always refle , I I his spirited self. Mini-skirts, fluorescent bobby socks, and pumps were popular fads. Fluorescent clothes made themselves known at BUHS this year.