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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Page sponsored by: Mr. Rich- ard P. Fragale - M 5 sms s il, W Z-ii '-5-f1l33'f52f11i'-'55 if:-2535 H 'Ei :'i'-'W' W K N-ms Q' .,., 5 --': 7' ---',,, e- 'A' -QPP :...1 ..,,..., W 5 ...L -iva 1 Q ' FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA A club with its sights set on preparing young people for commitments in the world of business. Front row, left to right: Angel- ica Sosa, Luz Moreno, Angie Vasquez, Veronica Martel, Ale- jandra Zamora, Armeda Urias, Wes Burns: Middle row, Cindy Salazar, Lourdes Juarez, Anne Tevis. Kim Manwaring, Back row: Christine Reynolds, Co- advisors Mrs. Phyllis Thomp- son and Mr. Clint McMurray. FRIEND TO FRIEND A Big Brother f Big Sister Club which touches the hearts of young people in hopes of making them aware of the dan- gers of drug and alcohol abuse, First row, left to right: Presi- dent. Irma Nava, Frances Woelke, Chastity DeGuzman, SueAnna Arnold, Rosa Serrano, Michelle Pitts, Second row: Ben Brown, Amy Clifton, Sandy Tam. Davon Brown, Jeannie Otero, Ismael Hernandez, Silvia Tenientei Third row: Advisor Mrs. Davida Brown, Laurie Car- rillo, Matt Rathbun, Brandon Lamoe, Yvonne Canada, Mar- iano Valdez, Jay Boyd, James Ketner. Kari West. Tanya Wil- som Fourth row: Frank Hernan- dez, Simon Marquez and Danny Tomboc. FBL FRIE D TO FRIE