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The album · 1950s · 7 photographs

1954

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7 photographs · from the school’s Facebook group and page
  • The Tex.-Mex. Reflector for January 1954: the quartet sings in Corpus Christi, and Tex-Mex beats Zapata High School 28 to 6.
    1954 · The Tex.-Mex. Reflector for January 1954: the quartet sings in Corpus Christi, and Tex-Mex beats Zapata High School 28 to 6.Shared by Yolanda Reyesg · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove
  • The Tex-Mex-era leather football helmet, three-quarter view.
    c. 1954 · The Tex-Mex-era leather football helmet, three-quarter view.Shared by Yolanda Reyesg · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove
  • The Tex-Mex-era leather football helmet, front view.
    c. 1954 · The Tex-Mex-era leather football helmet, front view.Shared by Yolanda Reyesg · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove
  • The Tex-Mex-era leather football helmet, with its Rawlings stamp.
    c. 1954 · The Tex-Mex-era leather football helmet, with its Rawlings stamp.Shared by Yolanda Reyesg · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove
  • The Tex-Mex-era leather football helmet, side view.
    c. 1954 · The Tex-Mex-era leather football helmet, side view.Shared by Yolanda Reyesg · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove
  • A leather Rawlings football helmet kept from the Tex-Mex football days of the 1950s.
    c. 1954 · A leather Rawlings football helmet kept from the Tex-Mex football days of the 1950s.Shared by Yolanda Reyesg · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove
  • Classmates at Tex-Mex — the Texas-Mexican Industrial Institute, the boys’ school that became Pan Am — in December 1954; Alfonso Reyes Pineda is among them, and Ernesto Cano thinks the one in the bow tie is Carlos Nuñez.
    1954 · Classmates at Tex-Mex — the Texas-Mexican Industrial Institute, the boys’ school that became Pan Am — in December 1954; Alfonso Reyes Pineda is among them, and Ernesto Cano thinks the one in the bow tie is Carlos Nuñez.“Compañeros en TEX-MEX 1954!!! Alguien los reconoce??”Shared by Yolanda Reyesg · PPAS Alumni group on Facebook · Correct or remove