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

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ssmsss: iLA muuiuuuuimmm imimniiinmuiiiinh wimuMiiwiiinm FREDA PULLEN Sweet voice—1 cup Kindness of heart—V6 cup Smiles—3 tablespoons Patience—1 cup Arrange in a small dish. Decorate with bright eyes that see only the beautiful in everything. GEORGE MUELLER Dissolve popularity, intelligence, business management and a love of sports. Heat. When luke warm pour in a good voice and a quart of giggles. Boil with a limitless supply of talk. Serve while bubbling with merriment. ANNA SEGAL Into a bowl, put a cupful of friendliness, a dash of pertness and a heaping tablespoon of intelligence. Add a large portion of shortening. Flavor with jollity. This dish is guaranteed to banish gloom from any dinner table. JANE EDDINS Cream together originality, wit, spunk, energy. willingness and giggles. Add large measures of bobbing curies, and good humor. Serve with a sauce of flirtation. IMAM -ZEE 'JiilmuiilmiUMUIL. imminimuiuunmL —26—

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 MONTE CLAYTON Mix well equal parts of good manners and refinement. Stir in a little ability in verse writing, then a camouflaged love for mathematics. Add one-half cup of fickleness, a teasponful of egotism and a cup of popularity with both blonde and brunette young ladies. Garnish with occasional sprigs of wit and serve in a fish platter. ELIZABETH HEYCK Boil together a pleasing personality, exceptionally good dancing, a kitten-like playfulness and good business training. A generous supply of common sense and thoughtfulness will keep this mixture from being too soft. Decorate with sprigs of flirtation mixed with smiles. CHARLES BLUM Blend quietness, reserve and scholarship with Chesterfield manners and good looks. Boil over a slow fire kindled with energy; flavor with sincere earnestness and a love for good fun. Serve in a life-worth-living dish. A V V LAEETAMA wimummumim mmwmnmm wmn mnmmimmimm, HELEN SCHOLZ Pour a cupful of good looks and coquetry into a large bowl of dramatic ability. Mix well with a liberal amount of dignity. Flavor with a dash of independence and a slight tinge of sarcasm. Add a sauce of friendliness and a heaping tablespoon of popularity. This is a very refreshing disli and should be served very often. I m m iMsssa m n mutuum :mmnnnmmmnmm mmnmnnwmnmm —Ih imnmm ,vv —25—

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 hniiintmwwmimi, 1 mininmmiHiiwii, GERTRUDE McDANIEL To an independent, conscientious nature, add industry and good business sense. Flavor with mirth, and garnish with friendliness. FRANK WILLIAMS Mix one pint each of loyalty, dignity and remarkable poise. Stir in a warm heart together with a cupful of piety. A very attractive dish will result on covering it with a sauce made of equal parts of flirtation, fickleness, egotism, argumentation and tact. Garnish with plenty of grins and serve in two large shoes. RUTH HELEN BIGGER To a liberal amount of mentality and an unassuming air. add nlodesty and a large portion of shortening. Flavor with snappy brown eyes and winning smiles. Serve on an excellent grade card garnished with equal portions of good nature and timidity. LEILA PYRON Take one large loaf of intelligence; cut into generous slices of attractiveness, modesty and neatness. Spread thickly with thoughtfulness and place in an oven warmed by the fires of eloquence. Replenish the fires at intervals by adding diligence and ambition. Serve on the stage as a leading lady. IARETAMA « iiiiiiiiimiiiuiiwiuh P11M1 SHOE iiuiiumiunuuiiiiiiiui miiuimimumm wiuimiiimiiituwum ; —27—