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

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When attending Brawley Union High School, you will notice from the moment you step on the campus, a certain spark of self-confidence and self-assurance. The attitude here is one of leadership and pride. Whether it has been passed on by alumni or wheth- er it's just the charm of the students attending now, B.Ll.H.S. is definitely out to shine! Lori Harriss Class of '87 ' a ,lf 1 It ft ' li 's all i . W ,,,.,f , , .L . x 'Z' J-' ll T? ' A if l :fps 'Q' Attitudes M SQL W 5. ff s 'Et iw! 'lit ' wi Jil 'W In Us i ' .if 1 it 17' Q W' f x ' ly! 1 I ' Q' ffl! f, E A V 1 , if XXI! I I I6 Attitudes it F3 ,af as l if nl- ll W, l L? ' l W 3 ' , - T, 152 1 ,Q . ' H--A ' it V - V ' x-FW' :Q Iv il i- it , wflffffwls M' l Qi wir if r it 'f 12 .u

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Having turned the corner and en- tered the downhill stretch to the 2ist century, the Winds of Change were at the backs ofthe B.U.H.S. Wildcats. Never would ole B.U.H,S. look the same. The Junior College Building underwent the first stage of re- modeling and the Spirit Center took on a new look and position as well. With this new look, the Wildcats felt better about them- selves and this was reflected- in the many honors, awards and successes achieved by them in academics, athletics, and activi- ties. Realizing that so often traditions of yesteryear fail to be effective- ly promoting growth, the A.S.B. took bold and courageous steps to recognize the major focus of Brawley Union High School - ex- cellence in academics. Be they subtle or bold, completed or on- going, those changes marked a new life and direction as the Brawley Wildcats marched to- ward the new frontier of the 21st century proudly waving blue and gold banners of courage and ex- cellence. Dr. Glenn F. Sarot

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There is a lot of ambi- tion here at B.Ll.H.S. Most of the people here are very definite about their futures. Even as young adults we have some sort of idea about our fu- tures. As the years proceed and our ideas change. our future goals may also change, however, the thought of what we will be doing years from now is always close in our minds. Y Where will you be ten years from now? Missy Kenny: Living in La Jolla, spend- ing my days at the beach enjoying the Sun. Kristen Storrs: Hopefully not in Parker, Arizona! Janet Hensley: I hope to be married and working as a - world famous fashion merchandiser. Stephen Brazeel: l'll FUTURE definitely be here in Brawley having my OF Us own business - now is that Risky Busi- - ness ? Mr. Lamat. Hopefully l'lI still be alivel l want to retire and continue my art by paint- ing and spend two months out of the year lounging in a condo at a golf re- sort in Pine Hurst, North Carolina. Monica Mendoza: l'lI be working in the medical profession in San Diego. Joe Kosakowski: l'll be perfectly satis- fied Iiving in the Virgin Islands with Christy Brinkley and Kelly LeBrouch, but lid better watch out for Ol' Billy! Lori Harriss: l won't be satisfied until l'm Mrs. Tom D'eMoss. Mr. Weaver: It still plan to be teaching, but hopefully I will have hit the big money lottery by then! Brian Crittendon: l don't knowl Lori Rowe: l'll have a steady job and a loving family. Coach Cato: I hope one of my 8X-SIu- dents remembers me when hefshe wins the Lotto and writes me a check just like in consumers ed. class. Cynthia Rodriguez: I plan on owning my own clothing store and becoming very rich!