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

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The Enthusiastic Faces W Although studies are important at BCHS, a phase of school life equally important is ac- tivities. It is through activities that students are able to develop themselves individually. By planning, decorating, or just attending each school function, every student becomes a member of aworking organization--the school. of ACTIVITIES 'I . sg?

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Stuff Prepares Menu In addition to the balanced meals cooked each day, home- made doughnuts and hot rolls are prepared in the kitchens of B.C. H. S. Enough food for approximately 800 students and personnel is included in two hot lunch lines. Students may choose between a hot lunch or sandwiches for their noon meal, . if Q sn Wi ,, 9? MRS. ERNIA COOK 'UQ' 1 ' ik ., L ,. ' tl wi Q if i V l A 'r- A f 1 A ., ,Q T pis rt, pp A V MRS. MARY POLAND MRS. ALICE MILLER and MRS. A1314 BOURGEOIS 30 MRS. ADA WILLIAMS

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Z .:,,, . .,g, . asf rcllc- s to YA X 5 RON BISHOP and DEE BARRAS are but two ofthe many loyal Cardi- nal fans gathering for the annual homecoming bonfire. S! This year students participated enthusiastically during homecoming week by helping the Student Coun- cil make flowers for the homecom- ing iloat. Preparation for the big occasion was climaxed by a work party held in the cafetorium to complete the float. At half-time of the homecoming game, Maureen Mullins was crowned Homecoming Queen. She reigned over the homecoming dance held in honor of the '61 class. Homecomin Staunch Cardinal supporters assist in the building of the bonfire .