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

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Harvest Of Hope. .Migrant Club Above left Migrant Club President Santiago Gonzalez reviews the agenda before the start of the meeting. Above right. The group listens alertly to what IS being The Migrant Club is a club where students on the move unite to share excit- ing moments. The club raises money to grant scholarships to its graduat- ing Seniors. They also use the funds for field trips where often times they meet new people and cre- ate lasting friendships. Mrs. Gloria Nogales-Talley is the club s advisor and un- der her guidance the mem- bership has grown to the largest ever there by mak- ing the club the most active in B.U.H.S. Migrant Club history. O of gt' EDUC N 4-9 DE E59

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AFS Led The Way For Change XXI The American Foreign Service Club is an active part of the B.U.H.S. ASB activities as evidenced in the membership pictured above. Under the advisorship of Mr. David Kopperud and the leadership of President Derek Pate the club had a successful year. AFS Club AFS lnternationalflntercultural Programs is a nongovernmental, nonprofit, interna- tional organization dedicated to peace through the promotion of worldwide in- tercultural Iearning and living exper- iences of secondary students and fam- ilies from all walks of life. Last summer we had one Brawley AFS student, Yolanda Cardenas, visit Brazil: while another student, Ahn Minh Do went to Tunisia. This school year we hosted a student, Aurora Gomez, from the Domini- can Republic. Aurora Iived with Chrissy Decker and her family. For Cattle Call weekend, the AFS Club hosted Karla Ma- ria Acosta from Honduras, Mr. Seio Naka- jima from Japan, Deniz Celik from Tur- key, Kenneth' Rafkin from Finland, Mi- chelle Brugh from New Zealand, Annie Bi- gras from Canada, Andrea Sasunic from Yugoslavia, and Denise Lang from Swit- zerland. If you have a strong, intellectual curiosity about life in other lands, then AFS is for you! By: Mr. David Kopperud AFS Advisor Xlf No. this is not California! This is Tunisia as seen last summer by Anh-Minh Do. . 4 ' M AFS President Derek Pate and exchange student AFS exchange student Aurora Gomez vis Aurora Gomez. ited from the Dominican Republic.

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