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

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QJW7 Vice-Prineipzil. 1 Mr. A. J. Ivey Iver-:une viee-prilleipul ot' Main Avenue High School in nineteen humlred :ind twenty-nine, succeeding Mr. T. Guy Rogers. who was inside principal nt that tilne. Mr. Ivey reeeived his li. A. mlegree i'I'0l11 Southwest 'Texas State Teaehers' t'ol1eg'e in nineteen hunmlreml and twenty-three and his M. A. degree i'I'0lIl the l'nix'ei'sity of 'Texas in nineteen hundred and twenty-seven. Ile is an 2llilllilliSfl'2lf0l' who is kind and thought- ful of the interest of other people and does not stint his expendi- ture ol' time and energy in behalf of those who seek counsel and g.l'l1ili2lllL'C. Page 20