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

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7f1.e Gamman Zifelfaae of Brackenridge seems to -be the concern of all. ln our offices, an efficient staff is always ready to serve. Mary Louise Riegel, as registrar, is kept busy checking credits, transferring grades, and compiling various scholastic records. Lindy Conrad, secre- tary, and loan Roberts, clerk, live in a whirl of activities all day long. Students act as assistants and receive splendid training in office procedure. Three cheers, we say, for our hardworking office personnel as we acknowledge their loyal service. Top Row:-Alvatine and Mildred, boolckeepers in earnest-Mary Louise pauses obligingly-Something phoney about Marion and LD. Bottom Row:--Miss Moore listening with interest-Assistants to the dean: Louise, Neva and Onice. Mr. Kay, all smiles. -4 it age 21 :bl-1

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If 14m c ' jcfe tind expression in Brackenridge lite, it is partly due to the tact that our executives encourage a democratic form ot procedure in our daily routine. No one person is re- sponsible for the success, or failure, of a day's Work because many hands and many Wills have had a part. We are en- couraged to Work together, one for another, Whether it loe student, clerk, executive, or teacher. We strive to attain efficiency through co-operative living, and the result is a happy environment at Brackenridge. Tow Row:-Margie and Dorothy, student assistants in treasurer's office-Lindy, sedate but smiling-Ioan, latest addition. Bottom Row:-Mr. Gary chats with a visitor-Student assistants: Ianice at phone, Adelaide at tiles, Charles at window. lv-C 4 . Page 20

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