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

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BEATRICE ADELMAN “Hottentot”, ’23; Mark Twain, ’23; bursted into limelight on Junior Gossip Bill Board, ’23; different kind of brunette who look3 well in anything. HARRY AFFLECK Jeffersonians, '24; amiable, happy sort of a person with a placid and contented countenance. NORWOOD AIRMAN Mystery man; who he is we know not; where he goes we know not; just how pleasing an impression he would make if he knew we know not. but have high hopes of finding out when he claims his Sombrero”. HELEN ALBERT Senior class, ’24; unusual and paradoxical combination of conventionality and individuality. LOUISE ALVARADO All at Sea”; unassuming young lady who roams the halls unnoticed, but who is most pleasant to know after noticed. SYBIL ANDERSON Senior class, ’24; Girl Reserves, '23, 24; soothing personality; plans to be a missionary and soothe savages. Twenty-six

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Main Avenue Nig A S’cRool June H)24 ('lass Organized at Main Avenue High School September, 1923 Motto..............................Res Facimus Colors..........................Red and White Flowers................lied and White Hose Buds FACFI rV SPONSORS Mr. Guy Morrison Mrs. Helen Bolton Miss Mildred Combs OFFICERS Albert Hartman........................ President Theodosia Jones...................Vice-President Eloise Rose............................Secretary John W. Canaday........................Treasurer Imogene Tinsley.................Sergeant-at-Arms Gladstone Swain..................Parliamentarian Dorothy Brenner.........................Reporter 11 arriet E 'lane Robertson........... istorian John E. Canaday..........................Prophet Gladstone Sw un.........................Testator Hal Long....................................Poet Twenty-Jive

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JOE ANSLEY President Student Council, '24; Jeffersonians, '22, '24, Vice-President, '23; Hi-Y ’23, Vice-President, ’24; Circulation Manager “Sombrero : “All at Sea ; Treasurer Council '23; only known person in universe whose committees function properly; characteristics won him position of “Best-All-Round Boy in Senior class. JOSEPHINE APPLEWHITE Latin Club , ’23, '24; Philomatbeans, '23, '24; nice and dependable—even attended meetings of the '24 class when it was a mere junior organization. which is a sure sign of that much-needed trust. ROSE AUGUST “The Trysting Place ; Phil Vaudeville, '24; ran close race for biggest flirt in '24 Hall of Fame; a confirmed believer in snap-shot photos and their worth when plastered in fat graduation books; all there. ESTELIE AUSTIN Glee Club, '23, '24; “All at Sea ; another of the nice young chorus girls whose morals are unstained, and character untouched, in spite of hectic All at Sea” rehearsals. ELIZABETH BAILEY Senior class, '24; investigations show' that she is the only person in the school who bore the effects of being a Senior with a tolerable amount of ease. S. D. BARR Jeffersonians, '23, '24; Cheer Leader, '23; especially good at having an eternal and illimitable supply of gum for the entire class, which he distributes generously. Twenty-seven