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

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ik iff ik The architects of the future get their first pointers from Mr. Rust. T-squares, triangles, and dividers are everyday equip- ment for these fellows, but to us they are Greek. sk Miss Scholz's art classes are fortunate to have practical application of theories they studied. Here is a group with the scarves which they are making or have just com- pleted. if Mrs. Barron's classes are the ones We thank for the inter- esting posters that bedeck the halls commemorating various historical seasons as they roll around. A group is displaying its Work. if pda aaa PAGE

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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.

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5,mn97wnm9PwnJ sk if is w Cll Have these girls decided their legs are not see-worthy or have they just adopted that new look? Beverly Brewer says when as Ann Rossner lengthens the hem of Gladys Nunn's skirt. C23 Mr. Alsup explains that if the situation ever comes to a point like this, that's where you draw the line? C35 Miss Lawrence quotes from Words- worth l'Upl upl my Friend, and quit books, or-surely you'll grow double. Martha and Charles are on their way out. Clllflfhisthappened after Miss Higgins said, Miss lcke, it you can't be quiet, would you slikertotake over the class? PAGE 26