Bridgeport High School - Stampede Yearbook (Bridgeport, TX)

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m m sewn?wrnnfsrwrsmvvxwrwmwveare. UHW'TTWW'WFF'WF'QF3FF!!!5B5F'HE!E5FF '1lE I as . Snperinfendentiv Message DEAR ANNUAL STAFF AND STU NTS: I would like to preface my statement and remarks in this annual with a word of praise for the fine work the Annual Staff and Spon- sors have done in making this the best and most outstanding Annual in the history of Bridgeport High and Grade Schools. In the preparation and publication of an annual there is reflec ted teamwork, planning, and skill. It's arrangement of pictures, and display of interesting detail is evidence of hard work, sense of beauty, and knowledge of balance. The spirit of your school is good. The attitude of the school personnel is one of willingn ss to make our schools better. we are going to learn to do by doing. Therefore, purposeful activities well-planned for your educational growth and general wel- fare is being made a greater part of your school work. Trips, travel, experiences, and adventures are necessary to make a school a live, interesting workshop where learning takes place It is the desire, the hope, and the sincere wish of your super- intendent that when school is out you can say, WThis has been a pleasant school year, a profitable experience, and a worthwile in- vestment of time.W Sincerely, Herbert D. Flowers Superintendent

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L. 7 if W .gf 24 as La? '-L 'J 1 5 1 ii ,ly ., 1' 'S' . ff! 53' .- .,g. . 1 rg, l 1 lfkfxi mm' V 4 413, if 'ff xi - Q52 I 5 'i'F'1 . - 2.3 .. .N 1,5 fe, 9 T'- ur, 1 -mv ' .ff I 'lx ,,., 5 77z6aed,eaZ'e Wieuage STUDENTS OF BRIDGEPORT: May I take this means of impressing upon your minds that while here you are learn- ing those ideals and princi- ples that will carry over into your adult life. Sometimes in our impatience, wexnayoverlook the value of little things that we can do. At the time, they seem little, but they may be very significant. The solution of the world's problems rests only in the boys and girls, and the greater the problems the greater the need for real boys and girls. There is a Chinese proverb which says, Ulf you plan for a year, plant grain, ifyouplan for ten years, plant trees, if you plan for one hundred years, plant men.H We, the teachers andadministrative officers of the school, hope and feel that you will make us proud that we had a small part in training you to take your places as good citizens in the world of tomorrow. Just remember, Wlt is not by what you try to get out of the world that your life will be enriched, it is by what you give to the world.U Very truly yours, 6U4LO-vu, '-,Z J.E. Watson -vf Q. J fi , x rv 35-11, X ' ' '4 ..e h . 'Y g r ' s. L': , .. -Ps. M., 1:4.if'5'.2'f?n.m':5':if1'