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

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To the Seniors : All great things have been attained as much by industry as by intellect. The automobile, the radio, the moving picture,—each is a result. But there was a process. And its history would tell of ceaseless work as well as thought. Compare the log across the stream with the trestle bridge, and think of the long centuries of experinments and failures, and final success. The achievements which the world has saved and made immortal have been not only the conceptions of thought but the products of toil. Mv message to .you is this: thought needs work and work needs thought. Your friend, Registrar. Twenty-nine

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 To the Seniors: What a pleasure it has been to know you and work with you during your brief period in this school! I trust you will continue to show individuality, initiative, clear thinking, and creativeness in all you undertake You will be known by the originality of your thinking, by the use of your leisure time, by your ability to discriminate between the significant and the trivial, and by the earnestness with which you pursue your vocation and the development you manifest in such effort. Let me add that I believe in your ability to meet every challenge flung across your pathway, and in your determination to live a rich, full life which shall be an inspiration to every life you touch. Your friend, If iMdt Dean of Girls. Twenty-eight

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FIRST ROW:—Mr. W. L. Cory, Miss Kate James, Mr. George Baxter. SECOND ROW:—Miss Effie Lewis, Miss Louise Gibson, Mr. D. C. Cannon, Miss Golden Lacy. THIRD ROW:—Mrs. Elsa Schlochaur, Miss Jean Harwell, Miss Christine Lawrence, Miss Elsie Jonas. FOURTH ROW:—Miss Annie Jary, Mr. George Davis, Miss Ida Mae Murray, Mr. Clifford Troutz. FIFTH ROW:—Miss Kate Andrews, Miss Viola Moore, Mr. H. E. Raison, Miss Grace Turner, Mr. R. V. Rust. Thirty