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

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E. S. llpepfzea-appmfL g gg gg Almost every school has its cheer leaders, its pep squads, its original yells, and above all, its student body with scores of husky, strong, young voices. However, none ot them have pep rallies that can com- pare with those given by dear ole B.l-l.S. in school spirit, splendor, or majesty. Yes, the grandeur of the pep rallies at Brackenridge is incomparable. 1. Bones Irvin takin' over at a pep rally. 2. A familiar scene on the choo-choo bound for Austin. 3. A glimpse of beam- ing faces as the train reached its destination, 4. Our faithful band rendering some peppy music. Page 173

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qigyrf' ' wad can na fl y .ki All A cf it ' Dances? Well, dances at B.l-l.S. just couldn't be beaten at any time, any place, or anywherel lt makes no difference whether they are formal or informal, everyone has loads of fun. Dancing to a juke-box is half of life itself for some Brackenridge lads and lassies. Long after they are gone, however, the ole gym will ring with the happy voices of those students. B.l-l.S. dances and dancers will always be remembered. l. Fairly rythmatic are these students at the lunior Prom. 2. A gay senorita doing her best for the high steppers at the Iunior Prom. 3. Imogene and Logan taking over the mike. 4. Swinging out to the music of Rex Preis and his orchestra is this four- some of jitterbugs. KK I tx lt' Page 175 A - l hai