Brownsville High School - Palmetto Yearbook (Brownsville, TX)

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TO THE STUDENTS OF BROWNSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL The rapid growth in population of this area is being reflected in the High School enr ollment. Since the cla s s of '50 enrolled as freshmen they have witnessed a growth which has nearly doubled the high school population. Competition for leadership will be increasingly keener in both the academic and extra-curricular activities. It is gratifying to see new faces on our campus bringing new skills and new ideas. The student body is to be congratulated upon the friendly acceptance andwelcome tothose who bring a positive contribution to student life. By this process of gracious but discriminating acceptance you have strengthened the school's tradition of recog- nizing high standards of conduct. Everyone should be proud of the fact that as num be r s have increased the indi- vidual has not lost his identity and importance. Let us strive to keep it this way! R 5 '. ff! ' ,IOHN F. BARRON Superintendent

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LI We would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest appreciation from the students of Brownsville HighSchool to the school board for their tireless efforts for the betterment of our S c hool and for always striving to please those whom they serve. We all know that there are many many hours of har d work in the planning of our school s y st em, and much of that w or k comes from you, the school board. We think that you are doing a swell job, and we want you to know that it is appreci- ated. Seated, left to right: james Pace, Presidentg Mrs. E. C. Myre s, Secretary, Otto A. Manskeg Leonel Garza, Vice-Presidentg Pablo Valent. Standing, left to right: Dr. Charles Calderonig john Barron, Superintendentg jack Wiech. IJUIJIJIJ

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rmi li eww MRS. LOUISE PERKINS MR. HOMER HANNA Registrar Principal JAMES COFFEY HARLAN PRICE Music Distributive Education YC' GEORGE POLLARD Assistant to principal 5 i K ,I