Bridge City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Bridge City, TX)

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PE Stressed at BCHS 4, BILLY PATRICK - Related Math I, II MRS. BARBARA LANDRY Girl's P.E. GENE HILL - P. E. Bridge City High School's athletic program has been noticeably improved with the addition of several new coaches and the efforts of our veteran coaches. . Therefore, physical fitness at Bridge jl,,,,,4- City High School has come to mean A My participation in all-around activities, A M not only for the athletes but for all x students. V , pyrrs , yr iii BRUCE PRUETT - P.E. LARRY WARD - P.E, Health 1' , ui' A nilllll' DON BOYCE - P. E. H. W. WILSON - Athletic Director

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Business Readies Students for Careers With the very latest in facilities and a qualified staff of teachers, the Commercial Department provides a foundation for careers in the working world. Every attempt is made to instill proper business procedures in stu- dents. Bookkeeping, Business Machines, Cleri- cal Practice, Typing I, and II, Shorthand I, and 11, are the courses offered to assure stu- dents a basis for the business field. MRS. MOLLY REAVIS - Bookkeeping, Busi- ness Machines, Annual Staff Advisor MRS. MAYDELL WILSON - Typing I, II, Shorthand I, II Department Head MRS. JEANNE VAN BREEMAN - Typing I, Clerical Office Practice

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Vocational Trcnnlng Develops Skull ..' ,nfl gp g . wg 4 , N ' 4 o,o i' N r ' ' oi T fi p J A l H D. T. MCNEIL - T V, Radio Electronics MICHAEL LARGENT - Building Trades Students interested in Vocational skills have many different course offerings from which to choose. Industrial Arts, Woodshop, T.V. and Radio Electronics, Drafting, and Building Trades are all available to students in grades 9 - 12 . These courses, while providing needed vari- ation from the average school day, also open new vistas of opportunity for the student interest- ed in acquiring vocational skills.