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

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W ' Wy:-aafzfllfevi came ik rfk ik What is more important to a high school student than his classes? When answering this question please do not consider dates, allowances, movies, dances, football or Bing Crosby! For your pleasure we present t'Memories of High School. ill Mumbles of Margins l0 and 70 ,... remember your paper release . . . 20 words a minute . . .. budgets due Monday .... l0 points off if you forget to double space .... oh, if l ever get out of typing l'll never look at another typewriterll C25 American History classes studying world con- ditions realized that men who are cold and hungry are not good peace builders. With this in mind they packed a large .number of boxes of clothes and sent them to the people of France. lanie Boothe, Edward Cooper, and Mollie Fields put the finishing touches on a few of these boxes. C35 We're proud of our radio class which broadcasts Eagle Speaks over the raido every week. Here they work over their script for the umpteenth time. H45 Pencils sharp . . . notebooks out . . . ready . . 'Dear Sir: ln reply to your letter of May l0 we are sending you a copy . . .' These girls are learning how to be the smooth secretary that every boss dreams of. PAGE 2

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pzwm fem New sm i yi ff , ewtit '!5s4x PAGE 24 Proof that some students at Brackenridge enjoy the finer things of life. Artists of Miss Scho1z's art class are very busy putting the finishing touches on their works of art. yr There's a lot of Work behind one of the plays put on by Miss Dickey's drarnatics classes. Here are some future actors and x'actresses studying their scripts. Sammy is the exception. if Eager beavers of Miss Cole- gate's American History I class industriously try to lo- cate Goose Creek on the map of the world. Ecrette suc- ceeded in finding the muddy place.