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

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Page 19 X A , E 4 jf t y . X .X Y l L X x, 5 x K Ilmr Sfniorsc You have come to one of the turning points in your careers. Some of you will make wifle cleiours into the highways :md liywziys of adult life. Others oi' you will continue stmight ahezid to eulzirgge :md render more complete your emlueatiou. I earnestly hope and pray that neue of you will turn completely nrouuxl :incl hegiu to l'0fl'O2'l'2lClC. Make use of your irnagiiiatious. Dremn for yourselves mzlgnifieent visions. But do not stop with pleasant dreams and fancies. Rather drive yourselves hy will-power and mletermiuatiou to realize upon these drezuus and visions. Let them furnish you with inspiration but do not fail to deliver a little perspiration to make them come true. You curry with you my most sincere wishes and prayers for your welfare. llc sure to choose for yourselves worthy ideals. without which you cannot achieve f'l'G'lll'l0SS I reffret to see you leave l'51'acke1iri1lffe. fi ' P3 1 . P X ours sincerely, Principal 1 ,.,-X! :A ik .N K . Wm' ' 1.

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X 4' 3-the' r v f 1 ' 1 HN X , f- A -N fr nw- V '--, , .ef me ss, if X N ff V ,-L ,f J In xx f 1 xx K .reef-56' ld R la ma ff,.'4 To tht' Senior Class of 1929: Brackenridge is proud of you-and rightfully so. Your contribution to this institu- one, and may the traditions that you have helped who may come after you. I truly hope that each of somehow, build for yourself a life that is worthy of tion has been a rich and splendid to build be an inspiration to those you will go forth and in someway, the high ideals and noble ambitions that have been yours. Perchance, some of you may not be blessed with much gold, but surely you have a heritage more priceless than all the gold--your own name. Do with it what you will-but it is my sincere hope that you will polish it until it shines with a brilliant light and pass it on-the better for having passed through your hands. I am aware that this will take real manhood and womanhood, but I know that you can if you but will. I take this opportunity to thank all of you for your friendly co-operation and good Will, and I offer these remarks as a token of my friendship for you. With best wishes for a pleasant and prosperous future, I am with cordial regards Sincerely yours, Vice-Principal. Q., .hx 'N N ...sq f iff-- , x.-,K sf. -ff K,-ff IX A -fit, V if-.x Rl R--- 'X, , -' K t xi ,x -...X , , . My lx . X.....,X 7, R . v f tttt I! ll all Page 20