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

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 El Sombrero TOM M. BROWNE Hi-Y, 2; Haynes 2; Architectural, 2, Vice-Pres.; Pres, of Advisory. When one sees “P.P.”, “what the well dressed man will wear” pops instantly into one’s mind. DOROTHY BREEN Senior ’26. “Dot” has big, blue, flirting eyes and wears the latest in haircuts All in all, she is the typical high school flapper. BILLIE BEARD Jeffs, 2. Everyone knows and likes Billie because of his gentlemanliness and good nature. LOUIS BEVERSDORF Senior ’26. Main will miss his genial smile and happy nature. PASCUAL BAILON Senior ’26. “Pascualito” is from the Philippine Islands. However he does not care to go back until after his graduation. Here’s wishing him the best of luck. GORDON BLACK Hayne, 2; Student Council, 1; Treasurer; Ass’t. Advertising Manager of Annual; Tennis Team. That studious look is real, but not to too great an extent. He surely plays tennis. MAE BALDWIN Press, 1; Phils, 1; Science, 1; Latin, 1. Cute, vivacious, little; one of those blondes that wreck so many masculine hearts. MILLER BURGIN Congress, 3; Press, 1; Secretary of Congress ’25; Sgt. at Arms Congress ’26. Student Council, 1; Circulation Mgr. Huisache ’26. Miller is just a good looking little boy. Numerous fights among the weaker sex have been known to start over this manly brute. 177fi $ Thirty-three

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 HELEN I). BROWN Dramatics, ’26. Pep! A friendly, successful high school girl that will be more of a success in future life. REAGAN NEAL Senior ’26. A round, jolly, high school student. Reagan spends his spare time finding people to tease and annoying his teachers. MARIETTA BLACKBURN Senior '26: ”A girl of worth”, say her teachers and “a good Scout”, say her friends. NORMAN BROCK Senior ’26. A friendly boy with a good word and a happy smile for all. GUSSIE BENKE Senior '26. A hard worker in whatever she undertakes combined with a pleasant smile and personality. ANNE BREESE Phil, 3; Ad Club. 3; Math, 2; Student Council, 2. “She breezes through lessons”, says a student. “She whizzes around and makes things go”, says a teacher. Now judge Anne for yourself. TOMMY BURNAM Phil, 3. A winsome miss with dramatic ability. THEODORE BAUMAN It. O. T. C. Sergeant; Pythagorean, 1; Daring drummer of the drum division, droll, dauntless, and determined. Thirty-two

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 MARIO GARZA de CASTELLON Congress, 3; Reporter Congress ’25; Spanish Club, 2; Vice-president ’26; Student Council, 2; Competitive drill team ’24. Mario Aldape, as we know him, is exactly like an old Spanish Don. OUIDA BRUCKS Senior ’26. We wonder if her love for outdoors has anything to do with her beautiful brown hair and eyes. We hear that she can’t decide which she likes to do best, hike or eat. DORIS BURKETT Senior ’26; Hispano-Americano, 1. We are greatly impressed by the slow, drawling way Doris has of speaking. She makes an interesting and true friend. RUSSELL BARRON Ad Club, 3. President of Ad Club: Congress, 2; Advertising manager of ’26 El Sombrero. Everybody’s friend and one of the few humorists who never laughs at his own jokes. EUGENE BOHNE, JR. Jeffs, 1. Alas, how can the school possibly continue with such a shining light as “Gene” no longer in its midst! CORINNE BOLYN Senior ’26. A demure type of girl who always has time to be obliging. MARY FRANCES BOOTHE Phil, 1. Student Council, 1. “Sister” is a quiet, pretty brilliant girl. She always manages to make exceptional grades even though she is a tennis fiend. FRED BANOWSKY Senior ’26. A mischievous sort of boy who just can’t grow up. Though he seldom studies, he gets by with his teachers exceedingly well. Thirty-four