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

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I 1 Guided OPPOSITE: A group of Senior Class Pflembers visits the beautiful Bexar County Coliseum.

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enior Cfafifi The Senior Class of 1951, having one of the highest scholastic averages of any senior class in several years, has at last reached its goal I-4 graduation. During the seniors, stay at Brackenridge they have made friendliness and good sportsmanship their hy-Words and have kept school spirit at its hest. Collecting dues was the first and most difficult task of the year. Qther outstanding events Were: the Hsnowfiake Promf, the senior dance, which was one of the hest decorated and attended dances of the year given in the B. H. S. gym: the presentation of the Senior Play, Quiet Summerf, held on March 15 and 16g and the senior picnic on April 4. There are many cherished memories of the pleasant times spent here at B. H. S., hut one of the most dear Was the final Baccalaureate Service. For it was then that many seniors realized that they, as young men and women. had a definite task before them. It was regrettable that the boys who Went to war could not join their friends at graduation. it is fitting that We salute them here for their patriotism. Many seniors will go on to higher education in colleges and business schools, While others will take up home-making or some type of business. But in any case their high school days are hehind them, and having prepared themselves to take on the joh of heing good citizens, they are capable of doing great things. . OPPOSITE Th Senior Cl and sponsors enter th Shop of Earl Ahers for ref I e t PAGE 26