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

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fly Senior MAUREEN MULLINS poses for the camera before the home- coming queen is revealed. C21 A look of surprise is seen on the face of Maureen as she is proclaimed queen. Q31 Maureen receives a con- gratulatory kiss from Dr. E. E. Sims. Honors Graduates Cardinal Guard members RICKY ROBB, RICKY DUNCAN, and DAVID SWINBURN raise the flag during pre-game ac- tivities. Ml, Lighting of the bonfire by KENNETH TARVER brings excitement to homecoming week . 33

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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 .

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Pep Rallies Boost Spirit Band students LINDA PARKER, CATHY WILSON, and SANDY MCCALL play fight song as students enter the stadium for the Silsbee pep rally. Enthused Card supporters took part in Friday afternoon pep rallies to boost spirits for each week's game. Cheerleaders gave humor- ous skits, besides leading rousing cheers. During play- offs telegrams from other schools supporting '.'Big Red were read to the Student Body. Pep rallys proved benefi- cial to the spirit of the team when they represented District 9-AAA in the Class AAA play- offs . JAMES JORDON plays the gui- tar during the pep rally pre- ceding the Orange game. Mm 've N .rm if Card fans enthusiastically take part in yells during the-pep rallys.