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

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You make a Wonderful model, Audrey Fay. Serious Work, sculpturing, eh, Leo? MISS CLGA SCI-IOLZ MISS ALYCE WIMBERLY Art English MR. CAREY L. SINCLAIR MISS LUCILLE WHARTCN Physical Education Science Not Pictured: MISS STELLA Q. SMITH MRS. CONCHA WILSON Not Picturedr MISS MIRIAM SPRATT Latin Spanish MISS OLLIE STRATTON Mathematics MRS. MYRRL SUMMERS English MISS LAURA STEPHENS Mathematics MR. OTTO ZOELLER Commercial Fine Arts Spanish, Latin, and German are the contributions of our Foreign I Language Department. In the Mathematics field, the students have Q , the opportunity to advance themselves through the study of Algebra, ' ! Geometry, and Trigonometry -the courses that are so vital for ad- 5 vancement in our Army, Navy and other defense agencies. Practical 57 experience is gained in the I-Iome Economics Department for the girls, and for the boys in our completely equipped shops. A foods 4' S class for boys is also offered. Cultural experience is the reward to ,MK those taking courses in our Fine Arts Department. Students gain self-confidence and learn to express themselves through taking the various subjects offered by our Speech Department. A physical education program filled with variety helps to keep our students in trim, and does its part to produce strong American citizens. An introduction to the business World is offered students by our Commercial Department. The study of human, plant, and animal life is offered in the various courses of science, aside from chemistry and physics. Certainly Brackenridge offers much to its studentsl -Annabelle Sullivan

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MRS. GRACE NORMAN Mathematics MISS AGNES MORGAN Mathematics MISS SELBY MOORE Practical Arts and Science MRS. MATTIE MITCHELL History MISS LYDIA PAGEL Science MISS MARY LOUISE RECTOR Physical Education MISS WILLIE REI-IM Commercial MISS LEILET RICI-ITER German MRS. B. L. D. ROSELLE Speech Arts Not Pictured: MISS EMMA PIRIE Practical Arts MR. RAYMOND V. RUST Practical Arts Outside Work always helps. lust a busy trio. Whats the rush, girls? Z I

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X S. 5 I if .5 ff? X 1 4 Sk K 5, 5 --5 L Mr, Kay pauses to lend a hand to Miss Allen with a student's program. Miss Moore admires the decorations on the center stairs. Mr. Gary and Mr. Kay offer Merry Christmas smiles. Telephone calls, special excuses, changes of programs, rechecking of subjects-just a few of the many activities that keep the offices of Brackenridge High School constantly buzzing with activity. Here democ- racy flourishes, for in the offices of Brackenridge High School, many capable hands and minds are re- sponsible for the efficient Work that is a requisite in operating a large American high school. Here a truly democratic Way of operating a high school is practiced, for many students themselves are given the op- portunity to assist our very capable office staff in performing the numerous routine office activities, and these students can have the feeling that they have had a part in keeping our school running smoothly. 6 ofgfzacke ' e 5 P e30