Brackenridge High School - La Retama Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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 IARETAMA l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii, v , THOMAS HOGAN Bring athletic energy to the boiling point and stir in a large portion of congeniality which has been partially dissolved in a cupful of timidity. Cool and pour into a bowlful of ambition which is the principal ingredient of this very pleasing mixture. Let stand until good scholarship rises and you have an unsurpassed dish. GLADYS AVANT Cut and fold equal parts of demureness and pleading sweetness. Cover with a dash of wit and a pinch of sentimentality. Serve in a charming blush with a sauce of cleverness. WILLIAM BEUHLER Beat two cups each of knowledge of history, mathematics, book-keeping and English; add one spoon of bashfulness, three of promptness and one of dependability. Add enough study to make an exceptional pupil and flavor with cordiality. Bake in a Bracken ridge pan. Result; a future statesman. HENRIETTA ENCK Mix well two cups of intellect and one of tall stature. Flavor with dramatic ability and vocal power. Serve with a garnish of beauty, popularity and wit. No sweetening need be added. This is a dish that always appeals to the most fastidious taste. ! 19191 miunumnn Tinm —22—