Main Avenue High School - El Sombrero Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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 TT[nirmmmirm?iffiHTTTrTnyTTrTT TffC 1923 ffVTSACff C WORD: LUCINDA ARREDONDO ORIGIN: Stephen P. Austin. DEFINITION: Luclent. SYNONYM: June '23. WORD: WILBERT BAILEY ORIGIN: Stephen P. Austin DEFINITION: Never looks, therefore can't see himself. S VNON VM : .1 uno play. WORD: LOUISE BA SEN BURG ORIGIN: Milam School. DEFINITION: One of those red headed Kiris who are original, and not bromidlc. Pollyannas. Would make an ideal librarian chorus girl, or business manager. SYNONYMS: Vice-President Dramatics. Com- petitive Vaudeville, Class Play. WORD: OLIVIA BALDESARELI ORIGIN: Robert E. Lee. DEFINITION: Scintillating, sparkling and sunny. Has blue eyes that always seem to say Welcome to our city”. A very versatile person who has accomplished many unusual and worth while things in high school—just because she’s Olivia. SYNONYMS: Associate Editor Huisache ’23. Vice-President Senior Class. President Mark Twains 21, Sergeant-at-Arms ’22. Reporter '23; G. It.. Treasurer ’22. Reporter '21. ’22. ’23; Treasurer Junior Class ’21. Reporter Freshies and Sophs. Interscholastic Debate '22. Declamation ’23. WORD: RAYMOND BANOWSKY ORIGIN: Brackenridge Grammar. DEFINITION: Envious people say that he puts vaseline on his eyelashes, they’re so long, and hate to admit that his eyes are rather pretty. Anyway, he considers himself shy and cute. SYNONYMS: Student Council. Hi Y. 27

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ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT1 TffC f923 ffVfSACffC Yt f t t yff tt f t t t t t t ttttW WORD: LEONE ABBOTT ORIGIN: Travis School. DEFINITION: A good sport: cute-looking. SYNONYM: June 23. WORD: ESTELLE ADAMS ORIGIN: Highland Park. DEFINITION: Short, fat, cheerful, indust! i ous, and according to self, is the only perfect girl in the June class. SYNONYM: June '23. WORD: MAUREY ALLEN ORIGIN: Bowie School. DEFINITION: Is very docile and neat—sometimes. Thinks a little more of himself than anyone else does. SYNONYMS: June 23. Juniors. Congres WORD: C. H. ALTHEIDE ORIGIN: Stephen F. Austin. DEFINITION: Brave, ambitious, loving, handsome. thinks he is a fool, and isn’t the only one that has such thoughts. SYNONYMS: Congress. William Vaughan Moody Club, June Class play. Inter-club Debates, Competitive Vaudeville. WORD: GOLDIE APPLEBY ORIGIN: Brack nridge Grammar. DEFINITION: Extremely pugnaci ms. and admits she is very beautiful. However, to all appearances, she Is a very desirable combination of beauty added to brains. SYNONYM: William Vaughn Moody. 2 0

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ijmmmmimiuiunlmmrjimimn TffC 1923 ffVfSACffC n«B Y7TTT TTTTTTTTTTTTyy¥T TtTTtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT, t-TAtn AVfntM tTTGM SCHOOL WORD: GRACE BOWKBR ORIGIN: Eos Angeles Heights. DEFINITION: Round, blonde, and smiling. Jolly and bluffing. SYNONYMS: June play. “Windmills of Hol- land . WORD: FAY BA XT ORIGIN: Harris School. DEFINITION: Is the Jeff of our class. A stubby brunette. SYNONYM: June ’23. WORD: MILDRED BECKWITH ORIGIN: P. H. S.. Nebraska. DEFINITION: A flapper who thinks that she really is tame. SYNONYM: June ’23. WORD: GINA BEGHE ORIGIN: Unknown. DEFINITION: “Rare, exquisite, obs. SYNONYM: June '23. WORD: MARGARET BEHRENS ORIGIN: Eleanor Braokenridge. DEFINITION: A rather short and fat girl, who is the ideal Priscilla Prim, and does not take advantage of her pietty hair. SYNONYM: June ’23.