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

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FOREMEN Without a foreman to surpervise the Work to be done on the range, the leatherbeaten cowpokes wouldn't be able to organize and accomplish the many chores of ranch life. On every good ranch there is a foreman to instruct the city greenhorns, keep down the know-all Wranglers, and keep above the Wise and experienced cowpunchers. Here on the range at BHS we also have our tore- men -the teachers. They, just as the ranch toremen do, patiently instruct the greenhorns, Sophomores, keep down the know-all Wranglers, Iuniors, and struggle to keep above the Wise and experienced cowpunchers, the Seniors. Iust as the ranch hands look to their foreman for guidance and instruction, We, the students of BHS, look to our teachers for guidance in our education. As a ranch would told up Without a leader, dear old Bracken- ridge High would perish without the wonderful leader- ship we receive from our teachers. Rex Martin The famous King Ranch of Texas is so large that there is a month's differ- ence in seasons between the Northern and Southern parts. Texas Bragsf'

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T he Big .7B0sses Mir. Oscar E. Miilileir Assistont Superintendent of Senior School Division Mit Tilioniais B. Poirttwoodl Superintendent of Senior School Division 700 Vuqueros riclv the range for the owners of the King Ranch--Ilia Klebergs. Texas Brugs