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

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J TON TRAHAN, RONNIE JOWELL, DALE WAGNER and RODNEY YOUNG replace the resistors and capacitators of a T. V. rad how to test all types of electronic equipment, Each boy worked on a project during the time allowed in the class. JOHNNY GALLANDER finishes up his project, RODNEY YOUNG and RICHARD TITUS replace the T. V. chasis. SPONSOR, MR. D. T. MCNEILL Shows CHARLES ROSE how to replace the resistors. Ol-INNY GALLANDER, JOHNNY HIGGINBOTHEM, MIL- Meeting three hours every day, Electronics classes studied io and television repairs on a practice basis. They learned This vocational electronics class teaches basic electronics. Two hours were allotted for classroom and one hour working period for projects. Two boys worked together on their proj- ect. Radio-TV Prepare for Future Employment 60 Qi

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if This year the National Honor Society raised a S300 scholarship by having a cake sale and selling programs and pom-poms at football games, By exceeding their goal, they were able to buy a plaque for their counselor, R. B. Withers, and guards for the officers' pins. Other projects included a tutoring service and they served as lunchroom monitors. Officers for the 1965-66 year were: Susie Briggs, Presidentg Danny Smith, Vice-Presidentg Paula Duhon, Treasurer, and Sherry Harvey, Secretary, is Recipient of the scholarship was senior JOHN LIGHT. SUSIE BRIGGS, President, lights BRENDA HAIRE'S candle during the candlelight installation.

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Mixed Chorus Presents Spring Program Bridge City's high school chorus participated for the first time in UIL competition for the solo and ensemble division. Both the girls' chorus and the mixed chorus competed and placed third and fourth, respectively. Carol Cullen won a first division singing Angels Ever Bright And Fair . Other activities included singing for the CTA, the Christmas program, and a Spring Concert. Left to right: ffirst rowj T. Mauro, L. Brous- Ricks. L- Floyd. J- H2IIif1gI01'1. tthird IOWJ R- sard, C. Linder, D. Jones, M. Cox, V. Dun- Hill, M. Ross, S. Goebel, C. Cabeen, P. bar, K. Hebert, P. Bean fsecond rowj S. Du- Stokes, C. Slaydon, J. Myers, S. Granger. Bois, B. Quirk, M. Daigle, S. Simmons, L. Left to right: ffirst row, S. Riddling, M. Oli- ner, R. Gaspard, P. Hillburn, N. Pearson, S. ver, I. Parker, K. Mendoza, D. Mann, L. Amen, Edith Kirby, B. Everette, fthird rowj Hargrave, K. Rogers, L. Spivey, P. Rhine- R. Lilyquist, K. Sullivan, C. Cullen, B. Wise, heart, S. Whittaker, Csecond rowj D. Beebe, S. James, O. Gordon, J. Parks, P. Schaeffer, J. Rayburn, D. Wallace, T. Toney, J. Wag- J. Wetzel, J. Lade, S. Amen. 6'