Brazosport High School - Exporter Yearbook (Freeport, TX)

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F an to Learn? Quo Modo? Esta es la mision de San Jose.

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Something is in the air! The colorful pos- ters in the halls, the friendly greetings of can- didates and the voting machines at the end of the hall mean iiVoting time is here? For a week or more students busily cam- paign. Small handbills are distributed and ex- cited groups gather to talk about their fa- vorites. Campaign speeches come at the end of the week as each candidate promises his best if elected. The climax follows when students cast their votes and anxiously wait. The tension mounts; the announcementeiiltis Marc and Johnny, the 1964-65 president and vice president? Run-off candidates Nadine Cochran and Tim Johnson with one of the many colorful campaign signs seen at election time. Ronald Taska leaves and Marc Raney takes over as Student Council President. No fair peeking!

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Cena bona fuit. At Brazosport High School foreign languages are a very important part of the curriculum. Stu- dents are busy learning to read and write a whole new vocabulary. But, aside from their daily Class- work, language students take time to have fun. Whether it is putting on a French play, taking a Spanish trip, having a German party, or holding a Latin banquet, language students enjoy as they learn. Dale spielt hart, er istnicht faul!