Brownsville High School - Palmetto Yearbook (Brownsville, TX)

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Q-X N-X5 X YHVNT,-TX xl . I A M. .W 5, , ai -fil1QS'iiN Xll1ePz1lmCllO 1.4 ANNIE TUCKRR Brown and Gold: G. G.g Ass't, Editor Palmetto: Glee Club '22g Vice President '22g Dramatic Club. Her brain it teems YVitl1 endless schemes. N0 student did more than she to- ward keeping the fires burning in our Alina Mater. Those who know Annie do not wonder at her facility in inak- ing friends, for in her are combined a wonderful personality, a refined dis- position, and all the optimism in the World. Her unselfishness and true Brown and Gold spirit will be im- mortalized in High School history. RALPH CROWE G. A. R.: Lion Tanierg Track '23: Tennis - . Ralph is a student who works hard, but is a firm adherent to the adage all work and no play will inake Ralph a dull boy . Suffice it to say that Ralph is becoming cleverer each day. It is said that a social is not successful without Ralplrs presence. - i -sp-'S-Ss G. 1' L'-fi 'f 4 Lffffff is-V HSJ F'