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

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I N K f xx ff! gy .f - Z , , l , r x 2 S E , fax In these times f o strife tually overcome the and war with hatred bitter atmosphere of apparent on every hatred and war . . . Not hand, we direct the long ago the average theme of this annual to American citizen rarely the thoughts of friend- gave a thought to the ship between individ- neighboring countries s uals and nations as a sharing the Western l Whole. lt is our belief Hemisphere. Now, hav- that the seeds of dem- ing embarked on a , ocratic friendliness, "Good Neighbor Pol- sown from humble icy" and being drawn sources in school-days closer together by war, among our faculty, stu- the Americas have cl e nt b o d y, o t h e r striven to develop bet- schools, and national- ter trade relations and ities can be the begin- to devise means of unit- ning of a universal spir- ing to establish and it of friendliness which preserve the civilization can pervade and even- in the Western Hemis- phere . . . Increasing friendshi will ha p and good- ve been fostered through the estab- lishment of the Pan American Unio with improved t n rade agreements, in- tellectual and cultur 1 a exchanges, an awakened interest in travel, better communication, and mili- tary co-operation . . . To this goal of applied friendship and good-will toward our associates and neighbors, the 1942 La Retama is devoted. Page 1,

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G25 LA RETAMA l942 LL FRIENDSHIP EDITIQN

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441214 Key-note to life at Brackenridge Ganienlii FACULTY FRIENDS CLASS COMRADES SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES CLUB COMPANION S SPEECH PUBLICATIONS MUSIC MILITARY MATES PALS OF PLAY , FESTIVE FELLOWSHIP