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Page 11 text:
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None can travel unattended. We are told by our basic heritage that alliance and assistance are needed for success. Therefore, the fine organizations which support our school are endeavoring to aid us in broadening our dimensions. With the idea of better schools in mind, the organizations are promoting ambitious projects. The P. -T. A. and C.O.B. S. are two such organizations striving to retain high stand- ards of learning in our schools. The P. -T. A. set ambitious goals for the 1963-64 school year and adopted a theme of Boost the Burnet Schools. The P. -T.A. staged the school's Halloween Carnival and mailed a monthly newsletter to all parents and teachers. In Promoting School Activities P. -T.A. OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President - Tex Robertson; Vice- President - Marg Ozier; Secretary - Alice Leech; Treasurer - Bea Her- ridge; Membership - Evelyn Sandner; Special Events - Bill Johnson; Spir- itual - Hal Smith; Reporter - Faye Stewart; Finance - Jack Slaughter; Health - Margaret Miller; News - Bobbie Garner; Hospitality - Mary Frances Johnson; Attendance - Leta Ebeling; Elementary Rooms - Joyce Taylor; Jr. High Rooms - Bea Luck- singer; Past President - Jack Whyburn; Academic Awards - Elizabeth Seid- ensticker; Building - Bob Miller; Lunch Room - Chet Husted; Infor- mation - Virginia McDonald. Halloween Carnival, sponsored by the P. -T. A., was a big success. SEATED: Mrs. Bobbie Garner, Bea Lucksinger, Evelyn Sandner, Eunice Anthony, Mary Frances Johnson, Margaret Miller. STANDING: Marg Ozier, Alice Leech, Tex Robertson, Bea Herridge, Leta Ebeling. 7
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Page 10 text:
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In Sportsmanship Our heritage injects in us the idea of the fairminded. Based on our rights as individuals, we feel-impelled to acknowledge and honor the rights of others. The first ten statements of our constitution instill in us the desire to be fairminded and to respect as well as be respected by other individuals. On the playing field, in the classroom, in all walks of life, the idea of respect and sportsmanship is constantly prac- ticed. Pictured are BHS's pretty cheerleaders, Jo Ann, LaTrelle, Karen, and Kakie. Acting as Co-Captains, Hap and Dudley meet the Hillbillies's leaders before the Fredericksburg game at Burnet. Shaking hands showing good sportsmanship are Burnet Supt. J. L. Akridge and San Saba Supt. J. C. Petty. Each man supported the opposite team in '62. Beautiful girls and their handsome escorts represent themselves, their school and their country.
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