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

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(Panmt-HVacken Moclatlon ★ Seated: Mrs. A. Kingston, Miss V. Moore, Mrs M. M. Lasswell, Mr. I. D Cobb, Mrs. P. J. Westkaemper. Mr. E. Gary, Mrs. K. Biron, Mrs A C. Ross, Mrs. C. D. Utterbach Standing: Mrs. I. L. Rivers, Mrs. B. F. Chesney, Mrs. L. E. Willis, Mrs. M. Iordan, Mrs. C. M Cheetam, Mrs. R. C. Gatlin. Mrs. R. Martin, Mrs. M. F. Gerhardt Mrs. F. W. Mergele, Mrs. Ida Collins, Mrs. I. R. McLean, Mrs. O. A. Fox, Mrs. H. Neal. ★ ★ ★ MRS. P. J. WESTKAEMPER MRS. K. BIRON............. V. President MRS. A. C. ROSS........2nd V. President MRS. L. E. WILLIS........ 3rd V. President MRS. M. M. LASSWELL ......... Rec. Secy ......President MRS. MIKE JORDAN.................Corr. Secy MISS LORA GOODWIN..................Treasurer MRS. M. J. GERHARDT.........Parliamentarian MRS. L. J. TOLLE...................Historian ★ ★ ★ In no other organization in Brackenridge has the idea of being American been better shown than in the Parent-Teacher Association. Working together with a renewed spirit of democratic friendliness, the organization has taken a wartorn year in its stride and continued its work of unselfish service for which it is so well known. With a membership of 523, the association has been active in many school affairs. Early in the year the purchase of a nickelodeon, to be used for school dances, made the student body happy. On November 17, the annual Open House, honoring the fathers, was held in the school cafeteria, and, in May, a lovely twilight tea was held in the Crystal Room of the Aurora Hotel for all honor graduates. Conscious of a need to be filled in the tremendous war effort, the members of the P.T.A. gave their services as War Bond salesmen once a month at a local store, and they also collected and distributed magazines at Brooke General Hospital. To the Parent-Teacher Association the students of Brackenridge express a sincere thank-you for its guidance and interest in so many of our activities. PAGE 22

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ft. D. Cobb , Mr. J. D. Cobb, our Vice-Principal, has found his way into the heart of rery student at Brackenridge by his ability to understand our problems. He has become an ideal for every boy in school by his high morals and Christian standards. Aside from his efforts to help those boys who need it, he has been thoroughly successful in his diligent work to beautify our campus. Mr. Cobb has proven that he is anxious to be the friend of every student of B.H.S., and as such a friend we will always remember him. PACE 21

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 V Top Row: —MR. L. Q. ALLEN, Practical Arts, B.S., E.T.S.T.C M.S., A. M. MISS LOUISE V. ALLEN, English; B.A., M.A., U. of Texas. MRS. PAULITA B. ALLEN. Commercial; B.A., Baylor U. MR. EDWIN A. ALSUP, Mathematics; B.A., Sul Ross. MISS KATE ANDREWS, Practical Arts; B.S., C.I.A.; M.A., C. S. T. C. Second Row: — MRS. LUCILLE B. BARRON, Fine Arts, B A., U of Texas; M.A., Columbia. MISS NELL BEASLEY, English; B.A., U. of Texas. MISS ELEANOR BENNETT, Librarian; B.A., Rice Institute; B.S., Lady of the Lake. MISS ELSA F. BURG, English; B.A., U. of Texas; M.A., Columbia. SGT. FRED BEDSON, R.O.T.C., DEML, USA. Third Row: —MRS MARY CARBAUGH, Speech; B A ., K. S. T. C. MRS. GRACE P. CARTER, Spanish; B.A., SWTSTC. MISS VIRGINIA CHILDRESS, Commercial; B.A., U. of Ark.; M.A., SWTSTC. MRS. IDA P. COLLINS, Fine Arts; B.M., Olka. U. MRS. BEULAH CONWAY, Science; B.A., U. of Calif. Fourth Row: - MISS ROSE E. DAVIS, Science; B A., M.A., U. of Texas. MISS JESTON DICKEY, Speech; B.A., Southwestern U„ M.A., U. of Texas. MR. GEORGE W. FOREHAND, Physical Education; B.A., Baylor U.; M.S., NTSTC. MISS ELIZABETH FRALEY, Librarian; B.S., CIA; M.A., SWTSTC. MISS EMMA FREY, Mathematics; B.A., SWTSTC; M.A., Columbia. PAGE 28