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

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Molly Vice i 9' Q gi M ,A t- s Service Main Criterion Every year, there are students who work behind the scenes to make a successful prom, Coronation or homecoming. These students prepare advertising posters, programs, move chairs, sell tickets or han- dle the organization of Bridge City's extra curricular activities. As the backbone of the school, each young man and woman can be depended upon to per- form each task to the utmost of his ability, Susie Briggs nf Yi' 3.38 Sherry Harvey

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Members of the Homecoming Court and their escorts fseatedj Helen Haley, Connie Slaydon, Sharon Pig- are as follows fstandingj Mark Haley James Slay got Alice Cole, Maureen Mullins, Judy Dubose, don Terrel Piggot, George Mullins William DuBose Sherry Kuykendall, Sharon Young, Jodel Johnson. Mullln Reign Queen Poster parties, pep rallies and the traditional bonfire added to the excitement of the home- coming game honoring the graduating class of '61 . Chosen by the student body from the eight candidates nominated for the honor of home- coming queen was Miss Maureen Mullins. Maureen's reign extended from the half-time crowning until the close of the homecoming dance. After being crowned by Dr. E.E. Sims and pre- sented a bouquet of white chrysthemums by Sharon Plagens, the 1964 queen, MAUREEN MULLINS and her father start the procession off the field.

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