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

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Theme All of Brackenridge High School will remem- ber the year 1959 as being one of great progress. Brackenridge found herself in a winning victory after undergoing a major change. Students, facul- ty, and teachers co-operated in strengthening our Eagleland. One main factor was noticed by every- one who came into contact with Brackenridge. The factor was that of school spirit. School spirit reigned in classrooms, in the halls, at games, whether won or lost, and wherever Brackites went. The seniors were proud of the school spirit that ended their days of childhood happily and gave them confidence as they stepped into the fu- ture. All iuniors were grateful for the school spirit that encouraged them as they took the last step before they left their home at Brackenridge. The sophomores were impressed with school spirit for it brightened their first year at Brackenridge and gave them a view of what lay ahead of them. The faculty, too, were also awed by the school spirit that added fun to their classes and made each student eager to learn better. School spirit did great things for e v e r y o n e at Brackenridge. Yes, Eagleland spirit was great. lt is only becoming that with school spirit proving to be such a popular personality we should sa-lute it in a special way. So, it is with great sincerity that the 1959 La Retama staff presents their theme of The Spirit of Eagleland, to you Brack- ites and faculty in their fortieth edition. This is your book, members of Brackenridge High School and faculty. Read it, cherish it, and keep it always as a reminder of the great school spirit that was ours in the wonderful year of 1959. Alexander Gonzales Editor-in-Chief

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