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Atascosa County High School - Atascosa Yearbook (Lytle, TX)

 - Class of 1936

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F. l'-d- 1?- 153-e'ffm5 gif I XI! --agif--AN,,f- K :L -V Q.-rl - f ' - 'X Q 4-K X X ...X Q ' -X S -. ,559 X' . ,ski H- s- gb ii? F -C f lies-'L f Q A 'F f- -f 'QWEQ-is 'gl-as Sig r- 1, .QT Q, iff 'ij-.v - . ' l-l.Ci:-T4 H PURE CRD In the spring of 1935 Mfg N. A. Billings, superintendent of schools at Lytle, Texas, suggested to the superintendents who were assembled at the annual County Meet that the schools of Atascosa County publish a cooperative school annual. The idea was received with affirmative interest and a decision was reached that eventually resulted in the publication of this Atascosa County School Annual. The major objective in publishing this book is to record for future generations a cross section of the educational facilities, personnel, and organization now existing in the county. In presenting this objective. the teachers sponsoring the work and the student helpers have estab- lished a worthy example of initiative, industry, and unselfish service. The organization, data, and technique make a creditable compilation that will serve the purpose of the book, Atascosa County contains 1358 square miles of land and has a population of l5,654. There are twenty-six common school districts -and five independent school districts in the county. The common school districts have a census population of 2640 with an enrollment of 1656 in school and an average daily attendance of ll37, There are sixty-one teachers in the common schools. The five independent school districts have a census population of 3517 with a school enrollment of 2536 and an average daily attend- ance of 1730. There are sixty-two teachers in the independent school districts of the county. The common schools of the county are meeting the requirements of standardization rapidly and a large per cent of the schools are now first class rural schools. The independent school districts offer facili- ties and standards for primary and secondary education comparable with other sections of Texas and the United States. The cost of education is favorable with other sections. Teachers' salaries are grow- ing more adequate along with security of tenure. It is the desire of the educational leaders of the county that this cooperative book may mould a common tie of all the schools in the county to the end that education and its beneiits may be expanded within the borders of Atascosa County. S. V. BURKS 'Public School Directory 1934. A viv. h - f ma l, yr A X x x x x Q: P 'V' W '-f 2 f 'ZH v w W ' N -'J , .aww 1 N L , frfiixzw '.',V'- age' Xp ik 2 - I fair' JK as 3 qw,-W k ,. 5 f'ff'7 ' . AKA L L if 1, . Sf F ' ' 1 'M If f y- ff -4 . x xx 4 n-'sw 2 2 J - xx iw fx 5: fm-:fu mn .A1 . ' Qvrimssn , '1' aff Q , . YW , 1 X Q 3 pa Rf, 4 A'E1:f? !?:i'-'ff Lg? Nail, xx:-Q i X. U ,I I . 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P' CI-IRLSTI NE P' CAMPBELLTCDN 2 ADVER'1 'I5Iil:15 2 2 P 2 fT f Q: 'Will , 1 X N M N Y xx 1 -ll Zo. x , ' l P P P 2 2 P 2 P P BOOK I ' P P The Heart of the Medina Valley N The Jolly Roger section H Which is -Worked up to perfection 4 2 Now beglns: e P 7 f P ' 4 7 N ' 2 Y 1 1 1 f , , - was Cosa XJ, XJ, XJ, X XJ xxx U, K P N 2 , 2 P I P k z P F 2 1 P Q The Advertiser is Well prepared . to give value received. . f x W V P r 5 f K x 'I P N l ' rf k Y r ' 4 P 1 N 2 Y Y !f x'NJ'm'xf x' jwm gggcwa xx x'xx x'xu yx fmwp' x 2 4 x Q THE JQLLY fa QQER P i935'f936 x 2 4 N F P F ARRANGED, COMPILED AND x DESIGNED BY 7 THE SENIOR CLASS 1' or ,I Q LYTLE HIGH SCHGOL LYTLE,TEXAS 2 z P P 1 ,..A f' 2 , , , 1215. ,f1BXfllNAllf v v if if v X - r ash ., -X ff! X g Xu t fi, axe-dx -duff gf' CH FT-. 'far 3, 0 2 2 2 2 ,V ,,, Aww. 43-4 ,i 9 A P WvQ'i'fiW5Q1'. titw meat.-f-Q QQQSWAAQZ a' V f Q ' ' 5 ,Q a, , A. fIc91? Wi . Q a J. vp t 'X-2S'fJ'?'f' 'J 'viii' Q OICWOI XVithin these pages of the Lg tie section of Tht Atascosa may be found indications of the achievements of the past. activities of the present and prospects of the future for the Lytie High icihooi, May this wolume he aim ays a reminder of the joys and pleasures of school life and may it ever recall incidents that thrilled our hearts. stirred 4 . . our ambitions and exalted our pride. N ., 5 .y7:5.-gg,:f:3.3,143Y5 ':'31 :Zi5I2i:- x at .'-:If . 5 win' .ef fs:-' mg.-af .wi 4-.fmg W'iteM-Aifwii' i99?IN:?'9 - . 5,g.g.,.,NM.w3qg isgy.v.'.ze,-,:'.'. 1 N .Qs4o.0,Q..,:v: o s -ow:-.xl . . 233,53 ,.,.,5.,,..,,', ' iw of .v.:,e..s-'.hf.', ,y Ar' v.3y-,-. , .,,,,.3,Zy- f .,,,.,w,,, ln. ,rj XJ' XJ' L' Xf N' -HTH-S COSH ll XJ XJ Xl x f ' .no 5 ' if X 2 '-1523 ,.1g,'-:wr .y a W1 vv S-Is,,.'fQ'f af g P U fQiY!lKi.ii1M'S ff v x f N 3. !mHv1',v'Qf N fd X C rw 7 N Contents P f 'ff ly DEDICATION 2 2. HISTORY OP THE Scuoox. 3, Tr-ui STAFF 2 x 4. ADMmsTRAT1oN x X SQNIQR HIGH SCHOOL 2 N JUNIOR Hmri SCHOOL Q EUQMIQNTARY SCHOOL 5. FAvom'rEs N 5 6. VOCATLONAI, 7, MISQELLANPQUS N 2 ACTIVITIES 8. AT1u.uT1cs . Z 9. SPY GLASS V usws x I F ' ' N 37f'5'f'3::-:-:rv f--. .'-.a-- 5' 3 . ,W .-.- - Q, 'FQ'-,Zia K .,...+.,.-MQ, ..,, w.1,,vf V 4, ' ' an-9, - '..., ,'-:??55'S' . Q S ...,..,.,,.,.,.,,. ,, T 2 55 5 5 N ,ji 5, fiiifgggig f z if ak ann. -,,, ,QQ nn' 'R' fs' W z X 5? I 3 x 3 S ' 3 f 3 2 , W K ' if ' , N IE LJ ,R lik gid- f : f: Mx if 3- gi if A. gig M .Bleak X M- X x ' MVSQEWB4 -.-,. .of L A. A f , W N K DA Q . h Vu l., , T M WW, ffMM:'?,,' n'5H5aflv,,' 'i?kX' L. ' U-:9,gg.,mA mfsqw W , 5 2 ,, ' Y ' , gf E .1 ,LK-'49 V ,,,,, K4 vm' Q--J f ' 'Q .Y x ' 4 Q.. ,. Amy? ig, E' N W M A ki ' : ',,Ief '- '.5:f?':f , ' ' ' 4 fi ,, 5' ll 3:3 p f' XI Y' -'WHS COW XX X' XX X Y, 2 , DEDICATION P 3 P XM, 1, X 2 To NORMAN A. BILLINQS. in coken of our appreciation for his unselish and untiring V efforts in the interest of our school, we mosl respectfuliy dedicate this chapter X of the Atascosa. He is one who 2 is admired as a man, esteemed as a teacher. and loved as ax friend. 2 yiwvm XJ, XJ, f xx rf PITPIS COSPI A X XJ XJ X L ' 5 H T-. .N THE SCHOOL THE PRESENT TOWN OF LYTLE CAME INTO EXISTENCE ABOUT 1881 WHEN THE RAILROAD WAS BUILT. ABOUT 1889, THE FIRST ONE ROOM SCHOOL WAS ESTABLISHED FOR A SUPER BRIGGS AND THE Fl NEAR THE PRESENT SCHOOLSITE. THE BUILDING IS NOW USED INTENDENTIS HOME. AMDNG THE FIRST TEACHERS WERE MR. MR. ROWE. RST PART OF THE PRESENT BUILDING WAS EHECTED Il 1910, AND THE CORNER STONE READS: TRUSTEES, G. S. BTWATERS, J. F. BRIGGS, AND W. P. R THE DI ADT OF THE WERE INITIA PRES., A. E RILEY, G. E THREE sToRY SCHOOL MADE A FEW YEARS ILEY. STRICT BECAME AN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT BY SPECIAL LEGISLATURE IN 1915, ABOUT WHICH TIME HIGH scHooL GRADES TED. THIS FIRST BOARD OONSISTED or DR. R. B. TDUGRSTDNE, . HESTER, SEC., M. W. SEGREST, R. A. NIDHDLSDN, J. F. . MARTIN, AND M. COLLINGS. THIS BOARD EREGTED THE PRESENT sTRUcTURE WHILE J. F. JOHNSON WAS SUPERINTENDENT. THE RAPID PROGRESS AND BECAME A FDUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL IN . FOLLOWING MR. JOHNSON AS SUFERINTENDENT WERE MR. CLARK, MR. MAY, MR. JDNES, AND UR. R. O. DDNAHD. IT WAS UNDER MR. DONAHO THAT cLAssI UNDER MR. A IN 1929, TH FOLLOWING N J. GIDLEY, HARSDUR, J. As soc CURRICULUM. EXPAND THE INCREASE HA OF THE DURR ECONOMICS, BUILDING WA FOLLOWS! N VICE-PRES., FICATION WAS STARTED. THE SCHOOL BECAME FULLY AGGREDITED . C. SECREST, WHO SERVED AS SUFERIHTENDENT FOR FIVE YEARS E AUDITORIUM WAS BUILT. ON THE CORNER STONE ARE THE AMES! G. E. MARTIN, PRES., G. H. JOHNSON, VICE-PRES.Q A. SEC., C. E. HUGHES, G. C. RATHBURN, A. J. LANGLEY, CARL F. RILEY, AND A. C. SEGREST, SUFT- IAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGES OCCUR, so MUST THE SCHOOL To THIS END, THE LYTLE SCHOOL AUTHORITIES BEGAN T0 SUBJECT OFFERING IN 1931. FRDM THE 16 UNITS, A STEADY s BEEN MADE UNTIL 10 ADDITIONAL UNITS HAvE BECOME A PART ICULUM. THESE SUBJECTS INCLUDE COMMERCIAL woRK, HOME INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND BAND. IN 193k THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS s ERECTED AND ON THE CORNER MAY BE FOUND THE NAMES A5 . A. BILLINGS, SUFT.Q O. H. PILGRIM, PRESQ C. T. HAREDUR, A. J. GIDLEY, SEC., B. L. RILEY, D. F. WARREN, W. D. ATKINS, A. J. FLOWERS, AWD ED HENEFIELD. THE DI MAKES LYTLE THIS MODERN ENROLLMENT STRICT MAINTAINS A MODERN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM WHICH THE HIGH SCHOOL CENTER FOR,EIGHT OTHER SCHOOLS. IZATIQN oF THE SYSTEM HAS DOUBLED THE HIGH SCHOOL IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS. V. I i' if . Q. . S ' ff .ff iq I ,J QL' 'Winn if M mf x x , P Q 1 THE m T' P wh F Q 2 P WMM 2 P may A A -f 2 mawwbt W- ...L Q. ,MM F J 2 ,W ff 'O N YW fm 2 new I wqwm., P N 2 X N As the Reader pez-uses these pages, the major part of which renin-sis the sshool 2 life oi our presezrh generation, interest may he found in the early-day backgrolmd of our Csunty and of sur- forefathers, who seam to speak between the lines giving us s story which threads its way among the pages. ' 2 QX 2 2 2313 , , , f , I I x, x - 1 2 2 2 2 fi 2 2 2 H 2 f' 2 2 2 2 2 2 Q ADMINISTRATION fa X I 1 Wu fx 1 x5 V ' XJ' XJ' X-If X71 RTPs5 COSR X-If XJ, xr XI' f dn! Q SUPERINTENDEX TO THE SENIKEFYS GF T936 Yau ARE ABOUT T0 BECQME MEMBERS CF WHAT QS KNGWN AE ADULT SGCIETY- YDS N0 DOUBT HAVE SGMZ IDEA GDHCEGNENG THE 9ARY YOU KWH TU FLA? BUT TSN GANNQT SEE WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS FOB YOU. THIS MUCH, HQWEVER, WE DO KNOW, THAT IT IS A SQCRETY BALANCED BY HEIGHTS AND MEASUNESQ SY THE YARDSTIGKQ BY THE BALANCE SHEETQ BY DULLAP5 AND CENTSQ BY SADNESE ANU GLAGMESSQ BY SUQGESS AMD FAILUHEQ BY C505 ANQ'EkDZ ETC- IT MATTERS NHT WHA? YOU HAY THiNK U5 YT, BUT THE SCALE UFQN WH!CH YOU ARE TD BE WEIGHSD WiLL REGISTER IN PRQFORT?DN TQ YOUR RFFGRTS. YUM CAM NCT BEPENG DPCM GTHERS FSH YOUR SUQQESS FSR 5? WILL BE YQU, THE 1NNERw SELF Q82 WILL FLAGS YOU GN THHSNE3 QF SUCCESS. MAY YGUR SUCCESS E5 gm THE QAME FRDPORTIGN THAT I W!SH IT'-FULL ANS ENDURING. 1 a 2 2 2 , 2 2 2 2 4 4 'Y 7 iv' 'WTF I 37 - I U QEMF? ,O O M T 2 K N 4 K R 2 hi Y ws T3 E E If X .mZ.gR L r K I J N ' I Z Z 4 . Y X K K , Y 5 Z I F '1 , .X 7 mea. use do mizm' Z As YSU GC VFRTH IH THE WAY TF LITE, YGU KILL WEALIZC, AS THOSE BEFQHE 'YDU, THAT YOU NAVE QGVPLETQD THE FWUNUATICN WORK IN ACmUINIKG AN EU- UCATION. HERE YSU HAVE LEAWHHD THE MRT DF ERLF-APWLICATEON, SYQTEIATIC ep! STUDY, AND THHTAL ACTIVITY IN FUNGAVSKTALS. I x EDUCATION IQ LIFE Lowmg Awe BY CUMPLETIGN CF THE HIGH' OH DL cvmnxcwnvm You HAVZ ACf30NIixI.,ISIEED A ACA,DE?5IC BEGIISIXZIIIG. LEM' I xmas 'fc' To NEVER LOSE THE ART or sTuuYg FNB A HAPPY, HEALTHFUL, wmoapmwmua LIFE Il THE NATURAL DUTCH YTH OF HN ENIIGITEHED CCFSCI 'Q TLQ. - I . Oil! .. Z J , Y M' ff A I I v v v Y 2 XR P P P P P k 2 2 P P k P P 2 2 7 ,aim sw 2 k 2 P P RTB5 C059 A X XJ XJ XJ X, XR ' 1 . 105 5 ' L P 2 2 QSENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Q mmm P Q 2 Q: 2 2 Q Q 2 2 2 7 ,ww 2 2 X QX Y , P P Y W 0 Vimvm xf v 1- x w w v y f a g' I. 'Wim ' My 31 vUll 'W Ns. Loss nw ash Spams H nl Nm FA C ULTY .......,,ss N. A. BlLLvNss :MQ Rescnxi HQMQ Vcunnwzca B.S. Civics History X Z 4 .Q m Y ff Y K 5 Z IX Z Y V 2 2 2 2 2 W VU.. XJ, XJ: XJ, X-If xii RT-F55 COSFK A XJ XJ XJ X 1 -an Q' DQNALD M. MULGAHY JANE HARBOUR Pwsident Secretaznjg --n-.,.,,, ag 'W' 355191- 'WW img do Sham XJ. PERGELLE ALLEN Sm-mga, Business Mgr. sand. dunes nan bs seam ter many miles. 'Ebay wan unused by brisk Southeast winds blowing 2 fine sand fr-em the ocean beach 'bank into the land. Suu-bheast of these dunes the land be- comes level again and its surface is more resent than that gxhuve the ancient shore line. It is from this strip at aexshnrs that 'Mknaoa-aa' an-asm After the Eocene Ocean r-seeded., Texas irw ma 5 COSH 4 X XJ XJ n n n n f ul 71 .. :Ib K P P P P P k F P P P f f X Qf' 2 X x WW 2 K w WAI 1? , and its feet dry until repeal. Same idea of the length of tim the first subznersizm may be gleaned tram the faint that in parts of 2 sedimentary rack reaching Gam in plasmas to s ,Myth nf 212,000 vdbmerganoe--the Upper Cretaxsenus--was laid Mmm 3,0053 feet in f?T. ' - Y - fllvlllmx v v -- x x x x, L aw , ' I' 5 P P x 2 P 2 ww N mi, 2 x . q m Wg P P P ff P XXX ffpfijff P P P 2' Kwik X fum-f f' , Rn W 2 y M P P P HAZEL JD!-UISON ARC!-HE HARPER ' thickness. Dinaaaux tracks, remains at the Diplodoous and other prehistoric animals petri- 2 fi-ei -hz-ee trunks several Ieet in diameter fmmd in this section, give us some idea of what lite in Southwest Texas wma like S. mere three million years. The line of sand dunes, 'whisk have already been mcntianad, gave us the name i'I:asc1osa . It comes from the reflexive verb, 121. QHBUQIAYJQIX7 W V W5 v v v x - - I ' 1 05 .9 P P x P P k P P P P P P P 2 2 f w L2 v P P 2 ?E?Ym xy 1- x x x X4 fJJ! M0 by I JUNIORS MR. J. F. E-HARLM4 Sponsor' MXN JAEK GIGLEY P115-Si 'z 1? .., I J-'Wi N W NWW A HELEN Mfvra Sec.-Trfeas. i '-X'-X,,,4iL-v,-Z,f BILLYE do BARRY LEM NEVILLE MVT.. Sfsrfffemzt-at-Amw Tnetorwm THUP-Rgwgffggp zmpe af Lim snug-'mer Juli uxpzmitiun are . the mismcn Conccpcion took up the line of march is M1 Prcsigiv Rio Granle. Thzy camped pvc nights anq a Say an fha Rio Medina, then crossed 'Ph Siam-zum 123115 aftvr follo'.rLn,U roai U21 Caminfn Rcalj fm' several miles, to the astonish- QEKTYLF my xiortifixation of everynrw, 'burxmG tu the left suddenly and a. ferr miles brought them 2 I 2 2 2 V ZEWWM , M mf x x , GLADYS NAQHLINQER X GEORGE EAST Vmsom Huaasgs ZZ4 in ELLIS GATES YQQS' xff vwiilgc gQ v viii fb-Q., 4-.54- -PUDWUWM 1,-,,, iid, SHIRLEY PERRAULT HAZEL Fggg to a sandy post-Oak country where horses and mules sank to their bodies in quicsksand , That locality bcagme knoma as 'the bogah' If you aan remember making the trip to San ,Ag-ggnio be- fore. thu highway was built, and tried 4:9 take a our tluioufjh the sand this side of Last Chance you will bf.: able 'to sympathize with Mexicans in their 'astonishment and mortifi-mation. Due Y 4? Wu JJf 'KJ1 yxdl NXJI QXJ! TNG! - RT'H 5 EQEEEEES CCJSI? Aj .jxJQj Kxujl QIXJQI llxjl L 'I L f lm 9 ' P P P :,pN ' DQROTHY NACHLINGE 2 naw ik R P P P P qi'-DUN QARKER HARQLU MULCAHY X . f x -S-.. g NNNg,,,,,fSg,i..,,J 41 Emsmu MILTWN Bus!-I N if ffm, ' WW ,x 2 ADM' WATT5 Gsrasvns-JE Arwen N ?--F x R to the lack of acsowfate maps of modern geography, it is usually irnpnssible is tx-amz with exactness of the routes of early 'travelers and explnr-ers, but from information occasionally to 2 be fcvund in various archive 1-experts, and tsnkingi into oonsideratirm that e. half damn or marc ruads of very early times oriss-m'csse5'. A-tascosa, we can feel rather safe in saying that x M ,4,, J XAN -Hras cosa gl P P A , ,N 7 2 P P F , P P W v MARNELL JACKSON HARD'-D TWP X . N ' f'1'Y'5 fam F 17 N X 2 HANSELL BEEN Gum MAE Fumes X ' axnung those early travelers who visited this sevstian, either- passing -through Aimsuuaa, or x through nearby counties, were LaSalle, St. Dennis, Cabesa :ie Vasa, Do Leon, Ramon, ilmrrscxz, the Espixiezu.-Olivares-Aguirre Espcciiiiio, and fathers. While :mis generally kxxmm 'oo Texas 2 history students, there are cimcuments in the archives ci' Menzies City and Madrid, and minus 7 4. V . ,J XJ' N' XJ' XJ mf -was Cow Al XJ XJ X4 n, 'IM' A X . T QQ X' S OPHOMORE S ESM BERTHA MAE BASSETT ,ww ALICE Louisa PEiPER fu-fr R B Tomcnsrome M S C H Rnscn E 'QW President Sponsor J. R. SHELTUN we-naw. ONITA GRAY yex YSJ' '19-Nw wxLL1Am MARSHALL MARY DURQTHY LQHHAW JH' wg, Q 'VH' -ig f,',f'Z4yL NELLxE CLARK THEHA CONDVES f HAYSE WH!TELEY RLEK ENLQE ,wqgg Li 0. A AQ., L A W W i X -fm -rt , quvil Vlbili gf MARGARET SHELTQN in Seville, to prove that LaSalle made no less than three trips up the Ria Grande the last one to the vicinity of Gmcrerro fbelow Eagle Pass, where the Camino Real crossed ihe riverj six men coming by boat and four overland. The various implications lead ons to believe thai these fuur men must have came overland along the old Gaming Real, which was a well traveled F233 , xy xx v x, x x 1- 1- mw Lf 'xiii .,....,. .. .. --.. .. .. .. .., .., L-,,,........ .. .. 4. .. ...' - ...-' ,......,.A....,..,..................-.-.....,.........,... -.... ew Q' CODE GIRL RESERVE G!RLS RESERVES f SLOGAN GRAGIOUS IN MANNER lMPAHT1AL iw Juneamsmr fb face Ili? squarely REAQY TO szava LQYAL TO FRiENDS RQAGHsnG TUWAHD rua BEST pugpggg' Eaawasr IN PURPOSE Zh understand eaeh othew Ssaiwe THE BEAuT1FuL EAQER Pea KNOWLEDGE Riviaemr TQ GOD VFCTGFIOUS uvaa SELF EVEQ DEPENDABLE Srmcsms AT ALL TIMES 'Indian trail fur oeniswies befnrs it becvamr: 2. highway of the Spanish. This ruled orassbfl itaaccaa and today is marked with grani-be 'imulders every five miles. This read ms-s Iollivbred by Alonzo sie Leon in 1689 when he went to destroy LaSa11e's :fort an the Lanai. The year - before De he-:fn had penetra-bed about twenty laagnes inte: isxas in search of a itz-eno1xman , who 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 f ,Qwa WC' 2 X 2 2 2 ? 'n.. J Lf X' M' X! xf was cosa 4 X X, X, X, Y, XR f f n !! b ' B JUNIOR HIG H P 2 zzml as L S l Ab 5 eats y n,. - HTHS CCSP 4 XJ XJ XJ Xl XJ : m y X WMWWWW rr 'K 'x 5 If X X N N 5 x ri EQGHTH GRADE , GLASS ROLL ,vi 1ST RSV: DAN Gmmwgwo, Warsaw BARLow, HELEN Puasa, MAE BEEN, MARIA Mnarzmsz, HILDA HARTuws, ARTHUR PURSH- N 3 ZND RCW: EH!THlE JOY Tcwmaiwu, STANLEY AVANT, J, W. NITGHMOHE, CECIL HQGHES, FRANK JONES, L50 HAMYLTON. - ERD ROW: MHS, MXLTDN UCDONALD-SPOVSDR, JAwE G:DLEY, GERTRUDE HARVEY, p3 Loss BAKER, 5sLLiE do CUNOVER, ELEANQR PERRAULT, THELwA PARGHHAN, COACH B. F. STORYWTEAGHEH. MOTTO N I Pick your' peak and cl mb R COLORS fp Orchid and Gold N K x ' ha4?3Q'NQiW?0lf U? in barbaric eplefdor as 'Riagg G9 an Indian rzuoheria somewhere along this 2 lg?-:.1 frvcgij' :zo Arz1ises Atimcoza Gounzy very much, whim uve sonsidex' that in those V.y,, .elg 1,5 ,ravi m:,M,uef,L as mari: by mme as by :iiggtancs cave:-ed, SL. Dennis, who is credited, Will: hiavosi:-ls 15 being We Firfi white man to mark the road across the state: to rI'S'ZGh te:-rik. BT A 5 EEVENTF GRQDE Ganga ROLL Ts? Row: LEQNAHQ EASSETT JGYCE AAaow News Lou HALSEL Auaaav GRAY MfLv1w EAQLaw CHESTER dncxsmm ALFRED GRAY END Row: d..C. NEvlLLE Roaevz LEE PEHQASLT Jamie M1TnvELL PAULINE GRAY HPLQM Mamma HH1Tm1LL GLLQH BASSETT 332 Row: Svowscmsz MRS. 1. UGODNALU CQACH 3. H. STnmY duwloa 3xwuEmmAN STEVEN MARTTNEZ HELEN UGQOY FRANK NAMES 5 S'p 2 IQ? ,555 ior' in 1?14 f v v v x x, ii f SIXTH GRADE CLASS ROLL 1ST How: DGRGTHY VEWHAX ALSBE Baia MARGIE Hanviw DDMYNGA ESTQADA JGYLENE GRAY MiL9HSn JGHNSUN Jxmmxs JACKEL QND Row: MARILYN EQLLHTER MARY MULLINYKS EERHA LEE HUGHES Aurnv EEEN AQTHAR FULLER Bao Rcw:SPoNsons1 Mas. M. MCDDNRiD GoAcw B. H, STORY FRAZCISCG ESTRAGA MONTFWRD Tmwwszmn Tmmvss Bzsaov WQLMER Howaan Qncx NEWUAN ' 1?46 is Aow'found is have shuitloi back and forth across ihe road as emr-y as J.. Y ' Hia gwn dsolarition of hia infants and purposes f:r strxyiwg so far into Spanish terrizary may be found in vioeroy showing the archives of San Francisnu el Grsndw, Mexico City. He dvcw A may fur the how wall acquainted he was wiih the seotiuu. The first shi 1 in cross into f n. 1 XJ, X-If N-Tf HTH5 H 'L '1' -' COSFR A Xl XJ XJ XJ ful ,, A 5 .aw ww W. M. MANG WHQW CQULG WE GET ALDNG WITHOUT ME. MANGN is A common EXPEESSIQN AMONG THE FAGULTY. MR. MANQ SERVES as JANITOR AND GENERAL ENGINEER. THROUGH Hrs GGDONESS AND WILLSNGNESS T0 oo THE SGHQDL HAS ADDED T0 ITE FACILITIES MANY USEFUL AND NECESSARY AETIQLES 1NcLunrNs THE HOME Economics FURNITURE, TAELES, Eoox CASES, AMD DESKS. EN His sEEv1cE T0 THE SCHOOL FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS, THERE was NEVER BEEN AN ,HHH L L oaGAs1oN FOR oH:Tic:sM. HE DESERVES THE PRAISE Q 3 DF THE ENTIRE OISTFHCTL HE rs EEAPLUYEQ TWELVE MGNTHS OF THE YEAR. TRANSPQRTATIGN THE LYTLE SCHOOL owns ANG OPERATES Twu ALL STEEL SCHQQL BUSESQ Fmwmdmwmx THE Buses ARE STURED sw THE INDUSTRIAL AHTE 'W BUILDING AND AEE uaavEN BY Mn. LEWIS NEWMAN AED ME. J. D. GATES, MR. GATES ALSO SEHVES AS A HELFMATE TO ME. HANG, BEYNG EMPLUYEE FULL TXME BY THE SCHOOL. THE EUS DHIYEN BY ME. GATES Seimas STUDENTS EACH nav FROM PEABSGN, LAGQSTE, fDLEWlLD, MACDQNA, Mioxmn FILLING SrATsoN, AND TINSLEY AND AL5b SERVES NATALsA, Sous, xws Von ARMY. Twzs sus AHRQVES iN LYTLE Asour 8:59 EACH monwnms. IN THE AFTEHNOQN THE TEQP is EEPEAWEE. THE QTEEE aus MAKES Two TRIPS DAILY SY wav OF OLD HENTUN TO THE LGWER ENE OF THE azsrarcr AND BACK. It SERVES LARGELY YHE momt DISTHSGT im EPIYQING CHILDREN or ALL' AGES TO SQHQQL. A FEW FRG? ULD SDMERSET EEE THE SERVICE. S Q i1,Q,wENWW5 x ' Texas tervihery in this seahinn, according to Gastnuedaf was ?ornade de Leone, alcalds mayoro of the villa de Sa-lkhilln, wha, in 11565, sat out to nhaaqise the Indians. He entered Texas fax' abauL seventy miles. D! all the old roads crossing Atasaoaa County, tha oldaat and most in- teresting is 331 Cnminu Real! which, lang befor: it reueived that name, was an aid Indian trail, ff fff . 1 X X M N YJ Xk 1 -Min k, ' 5 X Y 2 E ELENEN ARY SC QL V 2 P I P K x MRS. FMMME NEAL Pri nc ipal D? j Primary w 2 ,Q F x V 2 1 N Y 2 . N Y f X Y f x Y F X 4 K 5 gwi V 2 ,- :gl - k1x.Qff'Qi, jg - , ' fu :www aww, , V, , 5 L mass Louisa MAuLom DAWN x F th d X ' All ' W SGGORCZ Gnd 2 M . 1 Q . Grades if 2 M. J was ' X Q z N S X Y 2 , Q . f , y 2 2 X52 . 1 X X X X X X .zmwip FIFTH GRADE Www FQURTH eQAoa iS,Q5f'lX haf Puff 5 alnqg whisk viva estwbiizhei ins ranohcriaa of the vuwious ooufuderdcias. Proof nf the ussumuiisn that Shia was ar Indian highway bafore ine coming of the white man, can be in 31 'ight have in Atascosa County when one follows Lhu 011 rand, aspszially ig fha Souzhwesfaru W, pari of the eau cg. Fhrougk this pagina, as Fon? we one stays memr hue old road, one oxu ,Q I 4a Wu , gif i v ., R ,,,, , x x x N 2 ' AIM 5 1' 'A' L.Lw,f.:,g ,, 4 igslkfkff . L4 zws' V l :fi : ml way HP FIQST GRADE wg? 5 'AQTEPWQ ! mwfiig 'mf I Jffuikiw f yfmww 1 aamnsza. t25'?Ei EMA: ? sz V as WMM 71 E 5 i X US? SSCOTIQ A?-JD TH I RD Vffii T ff 1 Y fx Qwwg Lszgvy mygy , 3,4 L Rv ilfwiii WWE' , Zlvffff 22?-uw s g y 'fun W ' 'ft fkiiiffs Nam: W i Q1 '45 11 AMW: 'W pqlsgfly akff:p i 5335553 QE Egwl MH Pifsk up a.rtit'ao't3 almosf p.n3fvhe:f:, although they bwaoxue Inari ac 5'i.z1d when one ffarfdvrs a wife or 59 3? 53Y '? 0:' izhiz Toad. Arrowheads are not B15-If io fini fnrolail dere, unless uc is ,forma- rowtep' 2, swear- nacr: enough to fini the piitfe of Q., md Indian village, when one may find av V W heads: 5133, and Qaonsimgally grinding books. The Csanxilo Rumi raw from N53-C0j,I,ViDGl1'3,S no San II: N was ff -' COSH 4 X xl XJ X1 Y XJ: XJ! XJ, XJ! xy! My Qui az ' 2 -:Www -xx , N g?!315fj' ' 5 MRS, W. A. JOHNSON MEXICAN SQHOQL Cainpasu was ENTER scnoon wxrn ND answ- uamsa or THE EweL1su LANGUAQE ARE GREATLY HAHDJCAPPED. If as UNMAYURAL ron THEM TD ENTER rua SAME QRAQE wsra CHILDREN wma Know THE LANGUAGE Aus EXPECT THEM T0 PBBBRESS wxra SAME msruoss AS ARE uszm ow THE cHxLnHiN was SPEAK THE LANGUAGE. WHSLE THE MEXICAN cHsLoRsN Ana LEARNsNQ THE Ewsnzsm LANGQAGE, THE LYTLE SQHQQL Auruoazrxzs HAVE Paovfnan A SEPARATE SCHOOL TAUQHI BY Mas. W. A. QQHNSQN AND MH. HILTDN WLTT. EFFORTS ARE mans TD FROViDExFDB SPEBIAL szrunwxows WITH THESE cHxLpHEK so THAT THEY MAY QRQW AND BEYELQP NATuaALLE xmwo USEFUL AND WSBTHHHELE sxrrzsns, Bisfnes was Two Reuse AT LYTLE THE LYTLE INDEPEWBENT ScHooL Dxstsicr Paovroes A season Fon THE CHILDREN who ARE LEARNING THE ENGLSSH LANGUAGE AT Bzwvon wulca is TAUGHT BY Mas. B. H. STQRY. mg,,g,,.,M.w 1'pgnomX z 5 1 Y up K x Antonia, and than split, one almost in a straight line in which later was xxawml in Ban the San A11-hnnirs Rivar aut of 'hrmwh knmrn as the Pa-asians raw! going tkraagh, sagem-filly ma Guarreru rhsrs uns lnnxied the mission Ban Euan Bautista flggsj, iR3HU35 195 heaamg ihe,f mwuS ilhwv. The miner hrnnoh fellnwni tens? to about theirs Lnygegfa. nw ie, mxrwd msiwara, nZ'iii54?11g'Zfh5 1 x x x x x R ...M y K P P X y . HIDDEN TFXEFIEUFQE 2 P s X cf f F ,nf 'v -.. ' Z ,v' '0, Q P 62 vw' 08 Q X 6 X 'vi E. F xx P '. gi -.rv :' K ' P 5 f N 2 'Af E X f 2 i 1 f 2: -:J ' I X 1. Q.. If- -A 11 x 3' T ls! W ! .,s' 2 1, - X-- V - .O X P.. 2 I ' 'Q YfXViff?!7E P 2 N L f gf x 2 X 2 z P z P I , Y W m . v v v N' V KR 2 as K Q P P P ka P Q Z Q K P' F F P P P v 7 P P 7 SALLLE MAT:-ns HAWES 4 2 Prettiest Girl P ff 5231, , . f , Xf xy' 'WHS C059 A X X, X, l l B 1 1-10 .5 rx P E gf W : , gf, 1 P wx'3 Q EJ E 2 li 2 3, Q2 1 f F 5 P P P N w P P 2' 7 2 P P ' HELEN MEYER 'V Most Popular Girl' ' 5 H xr v v x X, - U .nllh kab L P L P I 2 N Y 2 lx Y f Q Z F ' p r p f X P 2 2 r P K N f' 7 x n f J X 2 x f J 2 BILLIE Jo BARRY 2 Best Looking Boy Y Y 1 ?? ln. V XJ' XJ' XJ XF' -HTH-S COSH Al XJ XJ x xxx f . ma 5' D P P P P k F 2 P P k P P Q' 2 V Q 2 2 2 DONALD MULCAHY P Mes: Popular Boy , Y- 1Y , , , J XJ XJ X Xl X R Fx .nllb yqgb O B XJ XJ XJ XJ X, XR 9 z N ! N k Z x x P K P K x k Z N , z X P K N -. H N Q K N 17 X P P F 4 P 4 P ff P 4 P 4 P' 4 f 4 P 4 7 K Z x X X -was cosa 4 XJ X, XJ X x 5 2 k P P f III U T T U E If Fl I k if CS nl' '9 I0n.,, F f X nv., .zo S P 'JS' U na x X ' l l ' ' K r x 7 A x f ,g . ff P W ' in if fE,ff,fu? l511f : ' N J X 2 s ff,--f ,-fd Q K N Q 'gf f f 2 .-. , 2 oc. P 0 1 nl' , 2 1 X l I ' P 9 7 Y V 2 2 2 2 2 v v v x x, f..u1,..5 MRS. O. Hr RASGHKE Hema Ecowomkcs DEPARTMENT CLASSES in VOGATSONAL Home ECDNQMICS wams fxasr essuu IN SEPT., 1936 wxfn Mas. Sinn EoswELL HASGHKE AS zmsvaucrna. Aaout FQRTY axHLs TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE aounszs rm Focus ruls FfRST YEAH. in 1935 GLASSES wana offzaen as Born Focus AND GLQTHQNG. Tvesa HcmafmAxzwu cpassas IN- cLuoE THE savzwra GRAQE Amo SPEGSAL cLAssas QF MEXlGAH Glens was HAWE NOT REAQHED HIGH SQHQOL. AT ALL Times Taxa DEPARTMENT KEEPS in menu was PBAQTQQAL sims OF EDUCATION? Amo THE rnniwiwe wwzou THE araLs Reserva Haas wrLL seave TD rms vsav BEST ADvANTAoa Now AND sm THE Fuvunz. iv IS axpsoraa THAT THEY WILL as BEYTER wives, moruaas ANU G5TjZENS sea HAv1Na TAKEN THESE caunsas. Tas squxpmamw is LAQGHLY nomEmAoE. THE CARINETS wigs BUILT LSRGELY BY MR. MANS, THE JANITGRQ M in comwecriou wifu Taxa DEPARTMENT, Mas. Rasouxa HAS A GLASS CF ADULT women wuo ARE V ewuovawa THE ART DF aarrsa Hams mAKIms. THIS CLASS HAS Aaouf FBRTY MEMHEQQ. f EQ Q 'f? Z'j,:w qi, 5 -.,: Q .,...- , www 'R g-QE? gh,gQ .,'. gagg iiiil ' F V granite hculder stands today. The road crossed the Lagarita at the ali lonss plane, swung more westerly, passing about five milea south sf Sharlntta, naav Davis Switch, crossing the San Higtlel at Himifm, cutting off the Southeast our-ner of Trio County, crossing the Hueces new- Catulla, and thence to Presidio, This rand was marked in 11918 by the State as the gk . 1 x , 2 F 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Q? Wm. V If v v x x fd mv i 2 O O M M E R C I A L ?P THE PRPSENT CGMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT IS A OULMINATION OF FOUR VEARS DevsLoPwEwT. Tvs FIRST Two couases TO BE QFFERED IN THIS FIELD wsae Tvpxwu, TAUGHT BY 75. H. J. Smnrw IN 1932 AND JUNIOR BUSIEE5S TEAINQNG ev MH. T. R. DARREIT. MR. PARRETT BECAME A fa FULL TIME comwEacIAL TEACHER IN 193h23E. THE DEPARTMENT is Now UIUEQ Hass JIVNZFHEF TURNER AND THE COURSES INCLUDE THE F0LLo?IwQ: JUNIOR 5-eIwEsS TRAINING, SECRETAHIAL TRAINING, ,J TWPYNG, FGOBKEEPING AND CONMERFIAL RQITHMETIC. NEARLY EvERY STUDENT IN HIGH SGHOQL TAKES SQME FQHM OF CGNNEWCIAL weak. EEOUT NINETY PERGEMT TAKE TYPING BEFQRE FIMESHIN- area SGHQQL. fa IN 1931-?5 Two NEMBERS GF THE IvPING CLASS PLACED FIRST IN THE DISIHIQI comrasr. THE TEAM wAS THEGDQHA TRIP Amo R. B. Tomcwsfowi. Tkzs YEAH AQCHIE HAHPER AND WINSON HUEGELE PLACED FIRST IN THE A ,3 COUNTY DUHTLST AWS WILL CQMPETE IN THE DKSTRICT. 2 2 2 original Caminv Real, The Herreras rand from Laredo to San Anton'a laid I B 15 ki 'p3 wngineers in 1935, ram through Siffarcnt parts of Atascosa, LnQghET'Q15 ,Ogg 1215? ian ifim Pleasanmou to San Diega, passing through Dog Town. There was an old road knoww as the Gold Rani which ran from the cousg at Indianola and Port Lavaoa tn Eagle Pass, running through J 2 2 2 2 2 f F 2 f' 2 2 2 2 2 2 RTR5 f 'N iff-'fl' . :SRE .xx ,EES 0 O Us m L J S P S 2 hi J if 3 WN. Amana f wi . S J. F. HARLAN SHOP ' Gounses IN SHDP wean wane Finsr of- FERED IN 193A WJTH HR. M. U. BARTON AS lmsrnuoroa. THE Gounsa fNCLUDED :N- STRUGT1ON IN MECHANICAL DRAWING, woooA wean, ELEcrHxoAL wean, Awn METAL wowx. THQ SECOND YEAR Gounse WAS ADDED in 1935 ALONG WITH csuasas FDR cHrLDREN BELOW mica SGHOGL GRADES. IN THESE LOWER counszs GIRLS ARE Psnmfrran. MR. J. F. HARLAN is INSTRUCTOR THQS SECOND YEAR. A NEW auxLozNG,To House THE SHOP, WAS ERECTED IN T935 WITH RELIEF LARGE, IN rurs SHOP PUPILS ARE TAUGHT TO DO USEFUL AND PRACTICAL THFNGS. THEY Nor ONLY LEARN TO use THE COMMON TooLs sw EvanYDAY usE BUT ALSO To cowsraucr PHAcT1cAL PHQJECTS THAT MAY BE usao LN THE Home. IN THE ELEGTRQGAL DEPARTMENT, Fon awsTAmcs, THEY ARE TAUGHT TO AND ACTUALLY WIRE EUXLDIKGS, PUTTING IN DROPS, SWSTCHES, ETC. THIS DEPARTMENT DOES NOT ATTEMPT TO MAKE FINISHED MEGHANICS, BUT TO GIVE THEM some KNOWLEDGE AND TRA!NlNG WHICH MAY HELP THEM TO AT LEAST AP- PREGIATE THE VGCATIONS, XF NOT TO GHOGSE ONE FOR A L!FE'S WORK. Floresville, Union Valley, Old Somarsei, Benton, Devine and on westward. 1848- The town of Somerset was foundad by a group of Baptist ?ami1ias from Somerset, Kenbuoky, whoss annea- i0f5 in burn same from 39m9r89f, England. It claims to be the firsi Anglo-Saxon settlement in this section of Texas. A substantial community in its day, with church, School, post office Y Y Y Y Y Y ' Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y XR E 5 K X K9 f N pI , 'o K - wtf wx '-. N '? 5 ' ',6 E,xQ?Xx X X 555s X S9 utr Wy Am 54.20 X 1 65 X F1 Ml' f NX .5 v-I '37 vw 'W -ef QNX : 9 1- V14 W! X ' I fn 1- Nl 1, WF Y Ykk. X 'XXX X w m ff Y Y M s f Q 1iul Yf-we W W E 2 Hui x NM f Q Q26 NwHxW '7g-K WN nf . -1 r 0 H '.,.. :MXN Ina ' Kfwinj ---.4 ':pp...fg2 4 .- x f F P 2 2 F 2 f' f' 2 2 2 2 ln. ' . 1 XJ, XJ! X-If Y? -RTP85 COSR 1 Xl XJ Xl XJ XJ 1 -1l29.5 M U 5 P C MILTON WITT 7 ONE or ras mosr azcsmr Amo TREASURES so- S nlrrows TO THE LYTLE SCHGOL rs THE Bunn AND oacwzsvnx. A REGULAR seuass IN INSTRUMENTAL ,MUSIC WAS seaum IN 193hf35 unuza THE INSTRUC- TION OF MH. M. U. BARTGH. Twss Pnaenxm WAS UDNTINUED uunsn THE nxnieriou GF Ma. MiLvuN wwf in 1935,-36, was Annan me oacnzarmi. sscrlou. mi W is THE OUURSE SS AGCREDQTED AND PUFYLS RECEIVE wal - ONErHALF' UNIT OF CREDIT FSR EACH YEAR S WORK TOWARD GRADUATION. THERE ARE MORE THAN FTFTY MEMBERS IN BOTH GROUPS, THiS GROUP OF B073 AND GIRLS GLADLY FUR- INHSH MUSIC! FOR ALL SCHGOL OGORSIONS AND NUMEROUS FYJNGTi0NS IN THE OSMMUHITY AS WELL AS SURRDL!kND1NG CUMMUIKUTIE3, 2 2 B A N D 2 and stores, only the old rock churoh and cemetery, and the old Cavan Emma, one nf the original 2 residences remain. Six :nil-as rest of Somerset, and even larger than Smnerset, was Bantam City. - In its day it had thx-ae custom gina, sf. Yiwu-ieamher school with znmsio dopartment, a hoftal and several grarwsry storea. It even had a newspapsr, the Bantam Gity Era, miiized by F. H. Mofialeb. K IK K K X N I I - J U Swing? ifiif? ' 0 o UI 1 ! K K X K il 2 Sr F' W 3 BP' 30 D Z CD I7!X N. . 'X viz ARE vim FQIJITIIIIAIE IR SE- E' V CUHING AID THROUGH THE NATIONAL I I Yourn AUMINISTRATIQN TQ ENABLE us TO EMFLOY TMO STUDENTS wwe nsvcra Q TEN HDUBS A wean EACH TG THE up- KEEP or THE LIBRARY. Www THE STUDENTS EELOW HAVE Sivan GF THEIR TIME Amo ssnvsca TO LIBRAQY woax AND massava THE I NOTICE GIVEN THEM AT THIS TIME. if I f 'M-HMS: WHITELEY 'J' F R. C. ?JHITIIIII.I. ' BACK Roi: BASSETT, YILLIAMSON, BARRY, GIDLEY, ALLEN. FRONT ROW: Toucusrows, H. HAMES, PILGRIM, PsanAuLT, TRIP, NACHLINGER. I I. P , W M ,V,, kish, 'WW 1, AW I . :ani K X' 4 A ,J- x A, 0 I Qi, 3 BBhfUD City died a slow death when the railroad missed it a few miles west and the town at Lytle came into existence. Of the old town anly the Odd Fellows hall remains. Amphion was at one tina a flourishing city with two drug stares, two gina, several general merchandise stores, and 'A shouting scrape every athsr Saturdxy'. The unly Jew bu ied in the county rests in the 2 2 f 5 V i 2 2 fi F 2 f' f' 2 2 mihvm XJ' XJ' XJ' XJ Nj' -HTHS COSH 4 X XJ X, X XJ n 'l f' X - .-I H0.. H Q M E D E M O N S T R A T I U N ffz?+ 4QQfa -ar 2 My f MRS. W. A. PlLGR!M r'i President THE ADULT HOME ECONGM!CS CLASS AND LYTLE DEMONSTQATION CLUB, ORGANIZED UNDER THE SUPEHVISiON OF NRS. SERS B. Rgsowxa, IN 2 Saprmsaw, 1935, was FGHTY'-! .IVE reemzaesas wmv miter weteznw ma GLUE WGBH' THE PRGJEOTS OF THE GLUE ARS WARDROBE DEMDNSTRATION, LANDSDAPING3 Ame QEHSQNAL GHUOMINGS. SRS. W. A. PQLQRQM is Patslmsmr DF THE CLUB Ann Miss HILDRED Gxsrain THE Hemi 2 Dmaowsmarxou AGENT. Amphion senetery. He awned a store during the 'days'. 18300 Atasoosa Gounty was included in the Hexioan Grant in the irish smgrasaarias, Hcuullwu and HcG1oia. 1835- The lands alung ip? cha Frie River and Atasaoas Creek were surveyed. 1353- Purmaneng gegflem,ng5 bggan to he mba, and V533 U13 DUUQMD' WM Gfgalliwi Quite ef number of ssttlers were lccauheii. Exam. Among the very 7 111. x - was COSH 4 XJ X XJ X yi 5 -nl kv 5 , P P F P NUTINY 2 F Q ww , P N ' v 2 x X V K P , , N 1 7 H I Q y , P ff K f KTHLFTJ f 7 W Jew 1 P P P P 4 a W1 , was 7 Cosa 4 L A L A XJ X, X, n 'XJ N f I 2 5 X X Q 5 BOACH B. H. STORY Y Q g THE SUCCESSFUL PERSON IN THE GAME ' x 2 OF Lure: ss THE om: wwe cm FSGHT An- Q M NM , VERSITY, WHO CAN TAKE PUNISHMENT, K N 2 com: UF smxuwa Amo STILL PLAY mm. ,wig 2 ATHLENGS Qozwsars mrs scam' OF ,,,M,n.,,.Q CUURAGE SMTO TERMS THAT k-HGH SCHGCL Q E BOYS CAN UNDERSTAND. N 2 X .D X N 2 I 2 x N 3 h Y N if CAPTAHXE DONALD MULCAHY N' 2 . THE SUCCESS OF THE CAPTAIN K N Z DEFENOS UPGN THE SUPPGBT AND K Y La COOPERATION OF THE GTHER YLAYERSQ Ef! 2 APPFKECIATE THE ATTITUDE TAKEN V X 3 2 BY MY FELLOW TEAM HATES. K 2 N 2 x k X 2 , X N g v. earlv settlers were Navarros, the Salinas, and o-timers who established Staci: ranches. 1535?-,W ' Havagasca, losatod twelve miles abave the preach? iowa uf Plensantnn, og tae Ataaooaa, WQB10: N 2 order ami decreed, made the county sent. The land cm which it was builc was donated by Go-. K Jaw Antonia Navarro and named by him, 13553-. A new Maggy 55,311 rms laid off on the -:fast Y iii- xx v 1- x x x x ' nl gt k ' L P X QTBA X X xx ,ff X SQ ff' ,ff Q S ,ff x 2 ff w rf 2 fi? ,df 2 17 X ?M!' ff' 2 fjffs X' X' Z if-Kgfvm. Egssav-r ,iff , 'ff W- E363 P If if P Reims Half-Buck . W mbmriio Mme K ,Q ,ff M1-Back X Xffxfff f 4.4-x x f9f , f, f r !f!,.f .f iq-hm ,f 1 X xi H f X f X 'N 2 f .f ff, ff ,f ,d 2 If M,-f ' 2 ff r , x Y,., , f Eff' if f ' ' M, 7 , , ff!-f' ,uf 4553 ff x Lg fl 2, jlkxwnance 'H' f M ' fbi Tackle 3' ,1' M if 2 G. wnxrmspg fi? X, Quarter-Back 5 if za ,ff dunes lumen 2 ffpffff ' bank of the Atasooas and named Pleasanton, after General Pleaaantun. .hhn Bowen dunnted the f land and named it. He was an intiusate friend of the general. The first settler was E. B. Thomas who built a house and put up the first store. Dimensions for the ecurt house were da- cided upon: it was to be 20 fset wide by 30 feet long to bs built of split log pieksts or f f iff 2 2 2 2 , -V - W 0 5 1'fA xx X X MQ in if W f' x EX x X7 xy 'X xg SX- xgfx xxx Eff WELBQN fa fi fi-5 XX. JACK GIDLEY Right Guard li S XX ff K Hal fha cgi: ,fx d ff ,jf if A ,ff Hamann Tm? ff... Lf thick at the small end--the wall :gina feet above the aut. Une coat af lime ortar an the whole. The rua! f r ' m est has as---rafters pealed. and lmnefi an tap side and l in the middle--one wimiwr in the and and 'two doors,- A591 yr 'm , if Xf Xi! -HTHS COSH A5 X, X, X, X, 'QU W-qw, 4 B A of '4- Y-wi X . ..ln Sax W QQKLMWW ,M M Lf xx A f-x, NM,. MMM ,,,A, MM.MMWMWfg x HW mm Xl wha ' ' ' fi f M, 1 ,,, W X qwsl M-MM f fail? , , 1-n Q1 S Nwiyglf' K E as HHNW T Ww5?' B A L S L BACK RSV: V. WULCAHY, TRrP, D. VULCAHY, WHITMILLQ ALLEN' Fqpyf gpg: CQACH gT35y, WXLLIAVSQN, BABSETT, FUSTER, BRiDENBAUGH, BARRY. x, V P Hq - OGAGH STORY BACK RGJ: TRIP 5AlLEY Egaav SLITH, BASSETTy JONES, pggwy RQW3 MITQQMQRE, GIDLEY, QHQTMXLL, ALLEN, H. MULCAHY, SRXDENBAUGE, SPROWL- Z Hn. 4.-. War 'UQ AL T R lil? A JEFEFF O K Y K cue on each side of the house with shutters to each. 1857- itasoosa County was offioially created. 1857- The first term of tha Commissioner's Court vas held. 1857- The first Grand Jury was selected. 1857K The forming of prscinots with follnring bnundaries: Berth-precinct No. 25 Soutbwbive Oak Co.3 Eastwiarnss 50.5 and West-ltagoass Grnak. 1B5?v Propasala were F161 ,ABMB WRTH5 COSP x' x' xf x x, 7 1lll .b, P V, P321 x ' .uf- P X B 2 Q Y 2 .4 S Q T E k N w N 5 Q , x s f 4 ',: MQ!! L'i UPPER: WILLIAMSON, BARRY, BASSETT, WHlrMsLL. LQWER: H. HAWES, MEYER, FORD, TRIP. K N Q v 'ns i g A Q-x grip' G P 1 R L . x Sl f' T P e N 2 N x I ' S ' 4 made for the building of a new court house. The county early took an interest in scholastic 2 affairs and in 1912 - The courthouse was remaved from Pleasanton to Jourdanton. 1857- Three schools were repnrted to be in opsra-him. 1857- Only ons teacher in the county task advantage of the annual fund. 1858- A Commiihee of Examination was appuinted for Atsssaza 5 4 x ,X I I - Z .L?igI C O m I L. P R F li 2 K' P if Y' SZ Wu xxyn Q I F Q D 4 I F F1 - C K X NM QP WIHIFRED TURNER Coach THE WORLD IS A COURT ON WHICH THE GAME OF LIFE IS PLAYED. PHYS!CAL EDU- CATiON IS DESIGNED TO FIT THE STUDENT TO GO INTO THIS GAME WITH CONFIDENCE IN HER- SELF AND A DESIRE TO BETTER HERSELF AND THE WGHLD BY CORRECT PHYSICAL EXEEClSE, AND HAPPY, HEALTHFUL LQVQNG. P E P E Q U A D A,,?i WE: -Bu H? W Aw Aim County. 1855- The school fund amounted zo S347.1l. 1859- The school fund amounted to 53b8,4S. 1859- Eight neachers in Arascnsa County received the schnol find as aid. 1884- Seventeen school disiriois--twenty-one white schools-Niwo colored. 1889- The following schools were in operation in the county: Flsasanfun, Agua Negra, Navarro, Gates Valley, Gallinas, Somerset, mx kg:-. . gmimvw 1 ' ' ' ' xy v y v v WS 1- 1- 1- -- 1 - 1- r . xlib . ' . 1' H :WW ,.-Siafiifi ifiigiigfw ga E . ,ww s gg ,4 . A F F t S M- if ,V gil ' X .:Q- ,laspsif . P 3 ' MQ t 32- 1 'ef ,-',z 4 wg K nh A M , ' in in ,, Lnv iirf 5, l awil f in V BACK RQSASKETBQQSNT RW. M , 4 K, , -gem 4. wp: Q , q A W5 -I ' . 1 yrs, 4 5 at W gf fx fs? 1 QW f' AF HARVEY B' SHOP Q E' . 5 . 6 , is fs fx qw 3 , gp, ., ,E -',,,. -- B ' , ,E y N 5 Fnacamr-1 JAGKEL gg E M., A ' , -f.. -' '. ,.... , 2 GIQLEY TRIP ii nf: gh fr? , ,A QF Q Vw: V .V A ,:,,. . I 5, Hlxwgg H, HAWES cf- QF .A ' ' - f ff f' A COACH TURNER PERHAULT ,W ,fy f ' V 1 Losmu CAPTAINZ Q if , .Jncxsom HELEN MEYER ' 1 f a ' NACHLINGER MANAGER: Q 3 mf M Q a W A J 'P Towmsems - ,JANE HARBOUR , K x ., 4,, 1'-A , . .,. gc .,.:.: . L .,.. 112 , Q --,- -QII .iz W VOL-LEYEALL ': J ' gif V 'J e Bfxox Row: FRONT ROW: gg 'z .. 'Z x .5 I H Fu1.Lf:Pc .Manson 3 g . HARBOUR PARGHMAN 253' ,.,,. I ,,,. 4 ' ,. '- 7 gif w l-OSHAU '-'ACKEL fffifiz .W f P ' 'V , 'N' Hmvsw MEYER f,-fQT5? gp QEMMN MFE if QIEQ U ?aJV ' Z uwwww COACH TURNER NAGHLIHGER M-H---li , z 2 'Z' ' , ' QE 'Tijr' V- H. HAWES CAPTAIN: Wm ' z 1: 5 U Towrvseren Eumca 8.6151-ser K A Psnmuu MANAQEH: P - -- .., N Z K P11-GRIN THEODOM TR' F . Wi Q ' A ., L J' ' f WT ,,.. El f - Q .. .,.. ., V bkwwrgfg 3, W , . .,.. ------- ii, ., 4 sl QQ MWF M8 1.2 Shilnh, Lucas, Benton City, Box House, Band Branch, Ross-ville, Fern, Lagunillas, Oak Valley, Camphelltun, Kilburn, Galvin, San Augustine, Live Sak, Heill, Tom, and Liber-Ly. 18fm- There were more than twanijf-four solxocsl dime-iota in whioh cle-ntians ware held in Aizasfsuxa County. Rapidly the people :realized the imperianoe uf eduazatiwnn. 1800- 339 children of snltwlcmtm Ah COSP x i Q THPQ I H1 IN!!-i NEST P I , F x - . ' P ' K 'Q ii 5 fi 2 5 if Wig .,,v g 24MmMy rg 2 iw! 4' i xHRfHf1GXH xE , 512 YE L H 5 5 P , P P P 593 -RTH5 COSR X11 X1 xl XJ XJ ,.., h N ' f.i11f4U 11 ' if ,ks f.fz, .fffff,,f I r 2 Wlwll K-, if fffnf, ,Q ,.. --.,, rf' N4 ,5 fn. A, . Nd -' 2 3 jj, Z 3 ,M N. .Q X P P N L x 2 p Z P K r ' X ' '5,L, !.Lvvf U'J 7 'D we ZfjlfMNr fc-f'f'HVW af . b P i' 8 ig5'1L4 -Qzgsgq P lg-47 'C'3'J , Jkw N P P lfffffffffqlljl P ' y F :- K f' x 7 x 5 f x X ' P Z P jug fa,vYfl'V J X Q5 dywwfqz ,glwffff 'M W N P 'gCM ' f' MQ' 1044-4 bw , V V f' 2 2 ,173 , .5.j1Q ' 1 1 1 1 ' f N X N N 1 .ln up .115 -,Q 0 1. .s M ,mr ' . . gl a 2 1 .t J. l .wi4.6?. ,.. x,.,mMagN is aww V X vs ,W 'YZ 3fy,,3,,,, M -' - V 'lr I :gf . 0 Q P .., ' - QL 1556 .' '15-,,: fn I Qi ' P 'li L? ,.,.,.,. X .3 ' P59131 , xy. ,.,. . Jn' C V ,ix 90 I -'I+ .19 0 3, 'ff ew Y P -' 2 .. '. V.V f ff fi I SH? ' ' . .fwwif a'g,f a 2 -' '- 6- ' .tmrffef f- f tx C ' ' -' - - Q .. '-Q2 1 -qvu wie ' .TQ 4?-if-, in q'7,j,2iT , :5:i'p. :g - SQ , ,W -' -ff -5 jun' 1-.K S ' Jim i Q, .wwf .v,, 'El 5 . : . -- .I K J ','- Q :', : I x-:f ' v , ' T' 2 l M' U- L A. 'v,v , 25, WT'-:iv KE? kr l -i Q D.. 2 2 2 '3'ui'T AYN11'hCRdlw ' 1 V ' 3 X, L! f ri . Qm.WW M' Xi' XJ Xi' 'WHS COSH nn XJ XJ n n fzmnz,' 1 Q 15 Evuw f mf ZS! J ',,, Q.. f -5 ff .. ,swf ggfrrl I ff Q 1 5 ,Z ff ' - Q- Q s QQQ 1 Q V X xp fci J rl ! X - L D. '-NN 5 - 1 'TTB , ,LV K 4 If I ii flwa, 1' 11 si , Z wkj , nf '--..., CL .1 7 I 1 S? w rf '79 fax, 2 , Jail! U ,Q RMARJL, are AAS xg I X Z I Wwiwflm, Ba4.uiC U if 'Q 'Biff H jll L 1. ,L 4 , . Q W 399 within ihe vvunfy, l86O' The Gvuniy was divided inte eight preginuia. 18611 Tha schuols were an a. stand still in Atascosa. County. 1376- The Plaasaffnon scshc-ol was opened. 1930- Thiriymtvw wiLi'be sciwols, two colored wheels and izvreznxhy-g5,ght qisgyicvts, 13395- The present school site at Lytlee was bought by J. L. Tilly and Mrs. A. J. Gidley. The first wheel A QE . xy v x xx v xg v xx v x, 1 .115 5 ' Q we R BOOK II POTEET 'Strawberry Center of the State The Aggie farm Opens with a Welcome Warm Please continue: f Xlf Xyf PsTPs5 C059 A Xl XJ XJ X ' XR ,..m 2 . , s P P X N Y 2 x I 2 e r 2 x 1 2 P P P Nw . . . ' 2 A worthy bus1ness 1S des1rous Q that all may know it- P hence advertising F r P n 2' K N 2 x 2 X n 2 z x 2 r x 2 5 P J 2 Y . V '1' 11,,. ' ' ' f V' 'Ei 'if1. R ' jABMREAN .BTB5 CO5 X X N N X X, P 4 x P 4 E 4 , THE POTEET AGGIE , P ARR ED, DESIGNED, IND COMPILED BY THE DENTS OF POTEET g H s P T 1935 M f N k x L 4 X 10 'U Z 3 N P fi! of X K - X, H K W 2 , W YR M N .wwf SQ: 4 E22 m c.-Qf gn u 2 -' x wi 4 x WZ? ff z ' ws! ' ' ffinfmmi f X fi ' W J ffm!! P' f ef 2 f Ufffjff THE N 7 fffjggislfffjj S IX 1J,AGS K f 1 TEXAS NK N 2 fffn QW-' 4 P 4 P 4 ff? 1 2 Q CONTENTS E Q ADMINISTRATION P FEATURES T CLASSES : ORGANIZATIONS T P ATHLETICS P OFF RECORD P F P P , -f-3 2 K T 1 ' 7 2 7 3 P P P i n if F REWORD We, the students of the l935- l936 Class of Poteet High School, have attempted herein to record permanently for ourselves and others the scenes and activities which have enriched our school lives. We hope this book will serve to make us ever fonder of our high school days and thus sweeten the way along the sterner path of life. 1 X M X N Y No I X 2 ,X 2 , , Y 2 - z 2' Y 2 , DEDICATI ON I- 2 n r Y f X ,E X The student body of 1936 Y 2 dedicate N THE POTEET AGGIE 7 f K CHAPTER pw to T S. V. BURKS ' F X . Whose high ideals, Wise counsel, 1 2 and sincerity of purpose have aided K in establishing and maintaining the 5 P standards of Poteet High School. g P . 7 L f X 2 4 x z 2 2 V , Y x R J lf XJ X71 - RTFN5 COSH A XI XJ XJ XJ L 2 dm 2 A A 2 2 ji , SUPEIIUNTENDENT , 2 T , , .... . A 5 2 , ' , P Q: , X Y 2 , Y f , 5 v 2 z x Y E 5 x N E Y 2 Q . K 2 f x g 1 f' P ' f s.v. Bumcs P 2 i 4 P . Y 2 V ABXJQPN I X I K 'f RTR 5 Iffi 5'5'l53j.f: CO5 R f f , , , , VARRRLRRAR, Y, V Y Y - 1 f -links., S' A 2 N 2 L 2 2 2 HISTORY OF POTEET SCHOOLS , THE POTEET INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT wAS ESTABLISHED BY ra SPECIAL ACT DF THE LEGISLATURE IN 1913. THE TERRITORY INCLUDED wAs JUST ENOUGH T0 QUALIFY UNDER THE LAW FOR AN INDEPENDENT DISTRICT WHICH wAS AT THAT TIME sIxTEEN SQUARE MILES. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF IT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT WAS TO MEET A NEED CREATED BY THE ORGANIZATION IJ OF THE PCTEET TOWN SITE AND THE FAST GROWING POPULATION. PRIGR T0 THIS TIME THE FEW FAMILIES LIVING IN THIS IMMEDIATE SECTION SENT I THEIR CHILDREN TO THE OLD GATES VALLEY SCHOOL LOCATED NOHTH OF ,J PDTEET. THE GALVAN GDMMDN SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE GATES VALLEY COMMON C SCHOOL DISTRICT WERE CONSOLIDATED WITH THE POTEET INDEPENDENT DISTRICT f'i IN 1928 AND 1930, RESPECTIVELY. IN 1929 APPROXIMATELY THREE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND THAT INCLUDED THE HAMILTON DAIRY AND ASHLEY HARRIS N FARM WERE ANNEXED T0 THE PCTEET INDEPENDENT DISTRICT. THE DISTRICT ',a NOW CONTAINS APPHOXIMATELY FIFTY-Two SQUARE MILES DF TERRITDRY. THE SCHOOL OPERATED AS AN EIGHT MONTHS RURAL SCHOOL UNTIL 1923 - WHEN IT WAS ORGANIZED INTO A STANDARD FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL. ff' CLASSIFICATION wAs GRANTED THE SCHOOL IN 192h. THE SCHOOL DISTRICT L AT THAT TIME CONTAINED THREE HUNDRED FORTYPSIX SGHOLASTICS. THERE I WERE EIGHT TEACHERS INCLUDING THE SUPERINTENDENT1 IN 193k THERE ',a WERE ONE THOUSAND DNE SCHOLASTICS AND TRANSFERS WITH SEVENTEEN TEACHERS INCLUDING THE SUPERINTENDENT. LJ A PROGRAM OF ACCHEDITING THE FULL CCURSE OF STUDY WAS EEGUN IN 1925. THE ENTIRE COURSE OF STUDY WAS ACCREDITED IN THREE YEARS WHICH WAS THE MINIMUM TIME REQUIRED UNDER THE RULES OF THE STATE - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. IN 1928 THE POTEET HIGH SCHOOL wAs PLACED ,3 CN THE APPRDVED LIST OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS. IT HAS REMAINED on THE APPROVED LIST EACH YEAR x SINCE. THE SCHOOL HAS NEVER BEEN 'WARNEDH FOR NOT MEETING THE CCMPLETE STANDARDS DF THIS ACCREDITING AGENCY. THE CURRICULUM DF THE POTEET HIGH SCHCCL IS ADAPTED T0 SERVE . THE LOCAL NEEDS. TEN CREDITS or VCCATIGNAL AND ACTIVITY woRK ARE ri OFFERED. THE CDURSE OF STUDY INCLUDES ENGLISH, HISTORY, VCCATICNAL AGRICULTURE, HOME ECCNCMICS, SPANISH, ALGEBRA, GEGMETRY, BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, OIVICS, TYPING, BDCHNEEPING, BUSINESS TRAINING, ORCHESTRA, La AND ExTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUILDING WAS EREOTED IN 1912. THIS . BUILDING wAs USED FOR BOTH ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHDDL PURPGSES 1,3 UNTIL 1928 WHEN A HIGH SCHCCL BUILDING wAs ERECTED. A BUILDING FOR VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS WAS ERECTED IN 193L. THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF A THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IS VALUED NOW AT APPROXIMATELY S85,000.00. 2 L 2 2 P x x T! XJ N, -HTP.5 Cosa Al XJ XJ X XJ K 2 K P 1-HGH SCH 2 001, BUILDING F a ' p 5 2 x P P 1 A P , - 2 P w . ' ' P r N X f' K x 7 N A, f ,X l 2 k if N A 2 x 2 5 P z Y V 5253. was Cosa Xl' XJ' XJ' X! XJ 'f ul' kv , Q P P P P P P P P , GRANMAQ S CHOOL. f P . F AGRICULTURE BUILDING 2 f' F' Y ,.,f.w0v fP'f'Ef'fwwk, f Z x Bulufmgno 2 L VW4 W ' Q! J i K N if-mai - ' V X V .,. ., J ' sv si, 4: f W M P . x ZJ XJ' XJ' Xl! xy' HTRS C059 A XJ XJ XI L 7 XIX F 5 X 2 . V 2 Q 2 I 2 2 2 x Rx Jhe J Z ?Du,LZicQ X Qfchvogf 2 'S of P C3 1 Y P P w X X P Y P x She 20-me jw : f 71 T f p W, Q A , zfiQi?.5aQg?o2,1'b:i55g:51,e 5 2 of 397415 ' f Wnwnsimwwm H Q Q . 1 - I 2 Y 12: xf v v v xr x - - 1hnhE4 P P P P P 2' F F , W' 2 ww Louis RQGERS p ,Wm Q .1 P P 2 2' 2 P 2 2 -fa , Tl-QUE 'E A' ffwh' A. C. wuamaa jam Z: 3 x is . President if QL kmw -K 1 3 M 2 A? U Ei Eggmri H. S. suvnas , Secrfe tary in X Q E. A. TUTTLE ,- iprf, 1 X 2 KING HAYES F. C. Aauow Joe-rn Mmasum , iemziwr was ez prrzffssszxr Watson. Professor smhwl by establishing a. an muzrizhs term. 2 unison.. 1910- The Jovrdauton Public School building in Joilr-Santan :ms erected. 3.914- Rmfm contributed mow' ta the clevelszpm-2mfE of the 2909- There was a teswherfs institute in Pleas- t' 3.912 Th f's't: erdetshool WEB QFC38. Gila ' 6 11' P 1205111 D. C2 The first permanent sohaal building in Poteet K X 4 z 4 m Y K K li n ef 4 Z ' Y 45 w y5f'm v v xx V V W5 -- x x x - - fmwimw FACULTY THE Season CLASS or 1936 HAS FUFENYSHED ME some DF THE HIGHEST sxrsasancss or mv PaarsssnonAL Lure, Ano TD fuss 1 wnsu TQ veneer Tasse waxes DF aowanAruLAr1oxs. THE PER- .wk sonnen GF Tnxs cLAss aspaessnr THE arenas? TYPE or Amsaranm Yours Ann 'W' possess ras NoaLesr Arracauras or A PQTEMTIALLY GREAT Ann usEruL Lars. Ssnroas, You HAvs MABE A ozrrnxrs com- rnreursun TU nun scnooL Ann communfvv Ano IN nouns so vom HAva aunocaso vous suvuas. My oszwzsv Amo Lara- Loun APPmEcxAr1sw wrLL ALWAYS sz WITH You. 819 ?53 SsNcERELY, Supt. of Schools S. V. Buaxs MS,-VQ Burkg B.S.,M.3. Ywxua A. 5 M. hh Al?'1 qua Alphg Mas. E. 6. Mmmsum- AfWlDglEHWQ E.A. Baylor Uhiyersity Kappa Ebsilcn Alpha Pi Gamma MU Spanish History I visa T0 cowmzwm-was ENTERPRISE, lMsT1ATrvE, AND Amarrrmn GF sua STAFF or STUDEETS was COMPILED THE MATERIAL FOR rams econ. THE FACTS, Expaarsucis, AND OBJECTS Raccnoao Haazru WILL Foa- wcsn THE srunswrs or TOKDRROW AN ACCO' RATE Pxnruas or wHA1 own scHooL as TQ3iY. THE WURK GF THE ANNUAL STAFF AND SPaNssR ss A CREBIT To Gun SGHQOL Amo HAVE mv HEARTPSST GONMENDATIGMSQ SINCERELY Youss, Mrs. E. O. Mbnpum Hifh School Principal was erected. 1919- The last vestigc of Beaten Gityfs powvr passed with the consolidatinn at its school. 1925- Psteet suhnol nas fully accredited. 1927- Jeurdantga school was fully so sreaited. 1927- Foteet school was admitted inta the Sauiharn Assoniatien. 1928- Haw High Sshovl Building at ?ateut wus erected. l861- Pleasaatun ountainei 'shunt a Qozen families, W W, ,nmflnmfaf xr v v v v MM la Graaf MSS. JOHANNA Swenson B.A., ILELZ. wziveraztty of Texas Arizona S622 63. Del tc: Kappa Gamma English OTTU ZOELLER Music -Q59 fgane , WW MARY ULB 9 CH 5.3. Unizfvsfrfai by of Texas Home Eze onomioa MARY AGNES MAURY 8.5. Miss issippi S.i .C'. P.I.M.U. Hama Effacm ami use Social Sc 587169 M. D. STHQBLE B.S. S.W,T.T.C. T. Aasociatciorz Mathematica Science DWIGHT MAYO 5.A. St.Ma7'y 'S Univ. Seven 2252 Grade 413' tm Mas Onomea 8.5. S. W. T, SRG. 'VCOHFSQWBQQI M! LDRED STANFORD B.A, Baylor' miverfsitg Sixth Grade s.-var' aiiwlw 'two hlaokamixth shops and three lawyers. 1866- Flemzaatern was 3.866-f The mas-:mic oriez' in Yleasmrtkea had twenty-sewn Makers Pleasanton was EGG. 1873- The A-Easoosa blasonic Badge, Ko. 379 1876- The badge at Plaasamcfn had doubled its membership. 1832- Thu pogrulstian of Smmrast fell supylisd with preachers. . 18'?G- The population ef df Bimini: Gifzy, had 14 members. IT' . ZID WU 7 , X-If lf X-If Xyf - HTPNS C059 A Xl XJ XJ XJ XJ' 1 .nl when law '--uw 'D ...Q Q'-G 4 EUNA COPELAND RUTH 000955 VIOLET SAHM MRS. STELLA SMT:-I Texas A. ami I. B.A. 8.5. EMA. Alphcx Chi N.T.S.'Z'.fL'. University of Incamwte Word Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Texas 0011 eye Third Grade L7'72tr'd Grade mas. MIP-INiE 2'1rm.z.zm.as MABEL FASELER MRS. M. D. STROBLE MARY Sodomania iffll R088 5.5. B.A. Sul Ross ,aecvfwi Grade S.W.T.T.C'. S.W.T.'Z'.C. First Grade Sec om? Gmzde First Grade .vfN'M'N ,W-vm? was Si:-fl. 1920- the papulatien of Plaassnten ns 1036. 1920- The total population of the co-miy was 12302. 1920- The population aff Lytle -ns 7120. 1923- Charlottus populniinza na 600. 1926- Lemingw population was 330. 1920- The pupula-tion of Jam-dantau ms 682. 1920- Noriah ?1easunison's population was 364. 1926- Ghxfisiaine hunted a population of 524, 1939- 2 2 f 2 V H 1' 2 2 2 2 2 . .m...,Nx NJ, XJ: X-If XJ! X71 RTPS5 COSPK A XJ XJ K 4 L 1 X' f ll 7 x ANNUAL STAFF PER IMDGEN WARD EvArmEz.iNE CQBLE GLADYS Mass Assistant Editor' Edi tor'-in-Chief Business Manager 1 ,J T ... Q, ,..,,,,g , 3191 N' 2 UT 805125 J WL f gk f 5 f 54 , ... ..:j - - 1:5-gif . K:F?lcli,a5fZZ25i?2Qg MRS . JOHANNA SYxfE2'2SON 2 Sponsor 3- The population of Pleasanton was 1,154, 1930- The total population af the county was l5,654, 'pi lS8lw First railroad in the caunty was charted ui Lytlef 1908- The road from San Antonio tv Christine was inonrpurahed. 1908- The Artesiau Belt Railroad was charted, The Raiiroai from Fqwlerton to Pleasanton was owmpleiei. f1908Q. 1912H Thu railroad from Plwasanton in f f RTPI 5 Fi' cos H f I ' ' '.1Qf'r'f,.-Q.', J- ' f M Y A X X N N - Q., I f ..III2f,. L D Ik lg ' fr'1'mTE Q'f ' 455 . f y - . nu-can N N nv'- L 5 ly x 'Q XA . f L If fe 1 I lL L ' I Q ,5XVb,,: W. ,I- ' nfs- 5-Kg L Xi- OUR AIM H WE WILL FOLLOW THE UPWAHD ROAD TODAN, 'JIE WILL KEEP ouR FACE T0 THE LIGHT. L WE WILL THINK HIGH THOUGHTS AS wE G0 f oun WAY, WE WILL no WHAT IS RIGHT. 7 WE WILL LOOK FOR THE FLOWERS BY THE SIDE OF THE Holm, WE WILL LAUGH AND I.ovE AND BE STRONG. X WE WILL THY TO LIGHTEN ANOTHER'S LOAD, 2 THESE YEARS AS WE FARE ALONG. P 2 f' f' 2 2 2 1 2 Jomasmg 4 JF V 77. ln. Amflwlmf v v X x x x, 1 f unk 5 ' HALL OF FAME BiLLlE Bums KRESJIA HALL f fi H wi' 2 . ' San Antonio was completed. 1Ql3- The oomxty had 54 total railroarl mileage uf about 80 milss. 1914- The railroad tram Pleasaatun to Corpus was completed. 1969- The towmsi-he fm- Jaurnlan- 2 r llw 'b f Phi: 'fl.193.1-J' 'i si 'bi ton vas laid. 9 O The ownsits or cz ee was nrgsnmze ourfmn on va ncorpora e . The first maynr was A, J. Maura. 1912- Lytle was incuxjporated. A fsw years later it was dis- I r K I Z N r I Z Y 4 A Y K l K 5 Z I Y 4b M ghivm f XJ XJ RT Ps 5 C O S H A X XJ XJ XJ XJ fmmuimyb l'l!l5 vwum E. Q. FASELER, JR. tmocau WARD GLADYS Moss EVANGEL1NE GDBLE continued. lQOQ- Christine was founded. 1858- A post office was opened in Pleasanton. 1858- The first Hsthodist preacher was sent in Pleasanton. 1862- Grants made along the crack banks rare the only areas marked ea map. 1867- The first past office was extablishsd in Sumeraet. 1873- L large pqrtion or the land of the county had been surveyed. 18?3- 40,000 head uf cattle f lu. 1 L L x x L 2 P F P P 2 F F V P P P 2 HIGH scHooL PLAY 'WWW PROFESSQR PEPP PROFESSGR PSPP, A NEWYOQS wascx---wMAx AMANN MR. C. E. BUTTGMBUSTER, A GIDDY BUTTERFLY or FGRTT-EIGHT--QQOHN Stmpsnu HOHARW GREEN, His Som, wan HAD THE couwr CHANGE H13 NAME---WSLLQAM AMANN SSM BATTY, THE PoL1cE F6865 oF A COLLEGE TOWN---BuRMEY Dixon PEDDLER QEVSCN, WORKING HIS WAY THRQUGH SCHOUL---E. J. FASELER NGYSY FLEMING, JUST our OF HIGH SCHGGL---BENARD NENMAN EUSTER BROWN, A VQCIFEBQUS JUNIOR'--HINDS SCALES PQNK HATGHER, AN ATHLsrsc soruomonz--Norrs MAHULA P BETTY GARDNER, THE PRoFE5sQa's WAWDHNQGLABYS Moss L' v Lf, AUNT MiNERVA BGULDER, Hia HUUSEKEEPEH, FROM SKDWHEGAN, MAINE-SIMOGEN WARE, PETUNIA MUGGiwS, THE HIRED G1RL---MELLA HALL OLGA STOPSKI, THE Niw TEAQHEH or FGLK-DANCINGQQ-VIRGINKA ADAHiT2 KITTY OLCVER, A COLLECTQB or SouvEwzRs---EVANGELINE GDBLE VIVIAN DREW, A COLLEGE BELLE---MILDREQ donnson XRENE VAN HILT, A SOGJAL LEAQEH---MAUQE SBHMEIDER CAROLiNE KAY, THE HAPPY LITTLE FREEHMAHw--HELEN GATE? RUTH KAY, Lavinia HAPPY FRESHMANH-RUTH NEWMAN TYME---THREE ugvs IN Ssvvamaee. PLACE--A SMALL COLLEGE TOWN. ' h TIME GF PERFGRVAMCE---Twn nouns Ann rwEN1Y MINUTES. ,f' GLU GDLLEGE Diva, QLD UQLLEGE nays, THE YEARS MAY semi, THE TEARS may eo,V Bur STQLL mv raausnvs WVLL EVER munu. 1,2 To GDLLEGE DAYS DF LONG Aan. gig Mas. JBHAHNA Swswsun-w-Diregtqn P were driven up tha trail from .kissoasa County. 1873- Them was a repo:-1: that manoasin tfwka P WGT6 wen UR the BB Farita. 18564-' July 4-- 1,500 people vers presant at A baerbaroue at Rana- ville. 1909- fgha Pleasanta , 'A RHWSPSQBTL 'ms fmmdeslg 193.9-f Tha Gnr1ouaLGhria'!:i. storm awmpt'Qgwr aff Q? Iimsansp eumty. lvibg Sf ibn 1,815 farms, Q24 ware duvuhhd ta sativa, ' Xf X' HTFS5 COSH 4 X X X X X 5 -112 . 5 ' P P f 1 I N N if 2 K X 1 I ' V fi A 7 4 , I E A 'A EA Aa XV It P P X X 2 PICK THE WINNER, Boyf! X , GIVE am 2 2 4'A P P fi V' 2 . COW80Y BILL f' K ---- N 'P' ' X 2 M- 2 N THE BOSS A CAMPUS JCUENE 2 179 were truck farms, 181 ware general tax-ma, and B3 stock ranches. There is a. page of the binary at Sauthvest 'kazaa that has never been written, and if it exists in any save trami- ' visual farm, it is buried so deep in far away archives that Texas historians have not made 2 it oummon property. Nhat rams-ina it only whit human eyes can see and what little lives in V X' XJ XJ X1 XJ N,.M...,,,..N X. ...M ........ww.....,......-,N.,0... . M n,....M,.............-.............,..., SCHOOL CHA UFFEUP6' EX TIME SPEAKER x XJ' XJ! Xi! 'RTPV5 COSFS 4 I f .-milk . P Q X A ' Q ,f 2 Y 4 .M P gs, 5 X fi I f 2 f 2 ' f ,M W fFf22. ':, 2'1 1- :Q ..,. A ,EM X, Q Q socffrv Pfafsznfzvrs QQ, .,, ? , F CAMPUJ' BOSJEJ P N ' mf 5, X51 k K Q35 fi a , ' 3 I Q. x :gif ' m , f Q rf mm p ' J P .fwwok ofcmff-ffm 1 2 umm A W, F13 ka jus 42,.. J P How vom Pomross? +2 2 P P x HIGH JCIIOOL JPELLERS . 2 the tales and legends ni th 2 Eiiiiiisniiiii Eieffxagiiniiiagfii ZQZEEZB Wi N A x. X x x x xk .-nk' 5 ' K P n N y 2 X X P mf 2 A X 4 2 X N fx jf z , Q A xx ff 7K F X ' 'D K wx W xx A N XX pa ' 2 X !ffN ' X , ' A 0 a ifig V 3 ZW - X Q M f i ' w' ' 2 F X J KW' f ,7,ijA 'HH if X f ' F I l- 3 'E . V , 6 .UQ ,,,, wb 'f., . Q:-3'- , fi x N . ffda 35 X 4f5 'T,1 IKM if wif ' I L aff ! J if 5 M 2 J, -in f cf , fl M S 4 ' 0 L2 Q Mp i' 'X I qi A M : I' , M ul? f 3 MW, fl 1 2 Nw EL wi W V MJ x ,A . L xjx rev? Q 'Rf J 5 2 f X f iv Q SN L S 5 x 2 P z ,, ' 2 V 1' 'Willa f f f f f - ,gmqmqm m x , x x x x x P X -fn. Wi 1 .K ,V V . W . H- F wif -S W f :Q ,E ,Wim W-.,f.4 Awww. Ra 1 fam' X .2 P 3 Mxxx X President Senior' Class 2 Vi ee-Pres. of F.F'.A. Photograph Edt tor- x Weir' Saciety First place Dairy Juziig,r1In,g f Texas A. 3 I. 19.2.5 x . morgan WARD GLAMS Moss - Viceh-Pres. ,Senior Class BBSSHQSS MGP- Annual 2 Asa. EC12i2'203 Annual PEP Squad Leader , Aggf, gdgmfpr gf Ngwpaper Secretary Blanton Soczety N 'President of zwzwr- society Secvwdw SQVUIUV' Claw a long string of missions erected by the Franoissan monks in the latter paris uf the seven- - 2 teenth century and the early part of the nigh-heenth, extending from Kexiao City to San Antonio, few, if any, more ihaxk a dayfa jaurnuy, judged by the tranagwrtatinn uf those days. It is Karim that the Spanish gswarnuwnt also established :tarts and snttlemvats slang this 4 0 Q Ill! 5 7? n,. X11 XJ, X-'f X-if FsTPxS COSPA 4 XJ XJ XI Xl xl 5 1 -171 5, fl 'S wu.LsAr.a mms Mas. E. 0. MANQUM Weir' Svcsiety Sponsor' MAUDE SCHNEIDER Lanier' Soc iety dos HOWARD Wilson Society First Place 880 yd. rjzm County 1935 Firfst Place Horse Judging Texas Ani' I. 1935 OMA DELL RUTLEDGE Lanier' Society UOHNNIE BELLE FOWLEB Lanier' Society nuts, and that altar the infant nf the savage Indians at tahliahud at Izipxia Ti'b1auA Las Animas and Buluurte., It ix Kaxioan military past an gh: rush awe nf the mxwas- Ri-rar, captured by the Texas tx-amps early in the Texas Ravalutian. a! ' P P' f V V ,WS COSR v v v x x, ' lilo xx 2 X EvAmes1.me GQBLE -JQHN Simpson Evsuu TAYLOR 2 Editor-win-Chief Annual AME Editor' Sec. Home Scam Pvesident of Blanton Soy- President of Weir' , naming Club ' oisfily Soaissty Blanton Society , P First Place Uozmty Regional Record Bread 1 Declcxmcziions 1933-34 Jump 1935 Fi Psi PlaoQWZ?roafi Jwnp District Meet 1935 First Place 100 yd, Dash-19.35 K ' f N Rum NEWMAN Gm' GARR MSLVA HALL , 2 Lanier' Society Wilson Soeisty Lanier' Society Seccm-,Z Place CFD? Die7Er'11::t Extem- Judging pummeous Texas A, df I. 1985 Speaker' 1935 i ann 41.10. LM ln r 2 ,2 u W ,,, - P u fx XJ, Lf XJ, XJ! X71 PuTPs5 COSR 4 XJ XJ XJ XJ L, L fhNH1b' Y3' lomxx Davis Blanton Society VKRG!NIA ADAMITZ Ass 3 . Has i ness fwfr. Sec, of Lander- Soc DNS MAHULA Weir Society Administration Editor' HAROLD ULBFUQH President of F.F.A. Pres iiemt of Orches tra Vi ce:-President of Weir Soclleig First Placw Dairy Judging Terms A. 5 I. 1935 fy, KATHRYN SMELLEY Blanton Society MILDRED JOHNSON 52211 tor-in-Chief of Nezwpczpef' Pres id an t of Span ish Cl uh Vi ce Pr-es 12 den t :af Elm-cw n Society 'W' ...slr 'Dead lan's Tank' on Dick K11sy's farm near Christine, and others ta convince us with their presence that there is A lot of history in this county that we don'i know about. Remains of the very first recorded sattlements in Texas Qdugeuts in a creek bank? wers found recently in Karnes County, established there by Don Andres Hermaniaz around 1735 at the 'place called ABLABM ms C059 X X N N Y ' UDROTHY MANGUM Pres, Home Economics Club Pep Lead-av Business? Mgr. of Newspaper' Blanton Scvcietg Qwmsrms Janson annum Dxxox GLADYS Bnooxs Blanton Szvefetg, Prfesalaena of Lanier' Socigty ref, 'ls protect the miserable 'Horse Ranch at as :included plana fort was abandoned in l?35 'beesause oi sf were made lartez- in enterprising built a L X I J 4 1 I I K 5 Z 4 Z , Y 731 . ' V M xx V W5 L 1- x x x - - E JLLNIORS N, ..,Y wE,Mw WH,r'A V, J' i f W, ff Qi A fGE,h ..,,:: fwww EEE? Em-X EQ'Wgq W2LLxAM Anmnu ' 'wwf WEE Vies-President MM,f E. J. FASELER President Miss MARY ULancH ALBERTA HPEYES Bponsgp Secretary EVANGELINE HERNANDEZ OLIVER Scnmixnsn Ruru MrLLEn GLADYS SPEGK LELA McMuaaAY LENA MCMUHHAY JAcx GATES MAHILEE ROGERS Lorrxs CRANE ' EUGENE OLQVAHES FRANCES Ives EmuA Momxs MAE CRAWFORD ' R. D. MANQUM Learns ARNGLD W. H. BAKER Htnns SCALES LOLA COWLEY Woonnow MEYERS LYDELL Baeoxs OLiv1A Roasas HERE HARRQS ELIZABETH EowARDs BERNARD NEWMAN CARL TUTTLE NEQMA Dnvfs WILSON Auoaason LETHA BAxEa histcry class of Karnes City High School, a. few years ago, 'discovered this places. While this may seem irrelevant tu the history of Atascosa County, 5.1: is given as the only facts available to show that this ceuntry 'rms once settled, and the center af activity at a. very early dats, and that there is mush history right here as well as nearby that has L. if X K' ii ii Z li Y' Z N hr x Y' K li ID P' N L. I K J I Ii P' 12:- Xlf XJ xf -HTHS Cosa XJ' XJ XJ X 5 1 1 .49 .5 P , S0111 HOMORES P . P P k P l R'-'TH WEST HELEN Gm-as WQLUE me BARRQW F Vice-President Przasident Secretary MOTTO: Ng 'ngygrd . wi them: workn. Z CDLORS: Pink and White FLOWER! 32619923 P93 K . was Im me 'csozasa MISS MARY AGNES Mnum' 2 Spcmsor- f X X ga., x x 2 xx- nevcr been unsovered or written. It is lmawn that there were some thirty-add raxmhes ' around Ban Bartalo. It is Imam: that buildings, :Zara-ts, pens, and rmuis were built by 2 some early invaders into this oo1mty,'i'azk the remains of 'them still can he seen. Yeung W explorers, eager treasure aefskurs, and histarioms are .unnstantly trying to learn Somew AEWWH. QXJ1 QXJI 1XiZ1l?QLJZ1jCQ!UZ1lFBL RT-H 5 R 1xJf wxuf WXJI Wxjl KQMCI X ' .dw B FRE SHME iwziw ' A A' W 3 .8 , .. ,,T4?' 5 - 5 ,f KAREN Rmmuaxfw EALLY Bums CLEMENTWE FASSLER Vics-Pres lldiffi li F7'ffsi'iffn2T :Sf?o, fQ MOTTO: Cl ink, t?zoz,zfv?z we rgdfz? ,ii 1 smrfv-.,4i. COLGRS: G01 me 5 Gran FLGWER: Yfl 1 on: Sm e MRS . Jaswzmsmf. Svfimsma Sys mf: or' -.xxx xx .1 thing definite Qonmurning the ruins naar Toriilla hill, almnst an ihe auunty line near Fashing. Traditionally it is the ruins of 'an ali Spanish settlemant,' but what, when and why, still remains to be anawermd. AL Toriilla can be seen the ruins of many houses of graves, a thcusanz holes dug by treasure seekers. One can see ruins near Tsriilla hiil, L X I Z xx 1 ,wwkzk :K K VH ,Ns :K Man iK K Z I 1 if XJ, XJ, XJ, X11 Xif RTPV5 COSR 45 XJ X1 Xl X, xk -l': ..5 P P 'S-Q f if X 3 2 Q P f P F P E SEVENTH GRADE P E E MTH GRADE P VN V 2 2 P P E P si.. , , , , Y X N N Xk I - f m 5 5 K P P P X 2 2 2 P P P F P U-'STH GRADE k H P FOURTH GRADE p ff- Q a 2 +2 2 2 P 2 .,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, , 7,-,i? , :. ln. If X-If XJ, XJ, X-If xr RTPXS COSF1 1 xi XJ XI Xl K R m a y L P L P Y P Y XJ 2 2 2 2 Q 2 P THIRD GRADE P F . , ' SEC OND GRADE N P 2 P 2 2 P P N Y 2 . V Xlf Xf H was Cosa 4 X X X X X .--uw . , ' - P P X X I 2 Q W X I 2 Q M P 4 F X P 1 N ' SECOND GRADE k P ' FIRST CRADE ' M z X f' P L f x X 2 r X ' 4 2 f I Y m wnn. , 1 I 1 f nf was COSH A n x n ' n x n ,, f1Rf1Rmf1R, X M N X Y KR ' A X Y 2 ,X Y P S 2 fX gh R P 2 2 P F X 2 1 X 5 FI RST GRADE 2 P 2 Y 2 FIRST GRADE N P Q 2 P P 7 2 Y . 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Swank: K 2 miss k'lox.z'r Sam: MIYZS. J. G. LQTT MH. as mms M. D. Swaosz. Miss MARY Unmcm Mlm. RQBEHT HAYES MR. E.: X655 J. V. Gsxrix 5 Nfrss RQTH GQGPER MRS. RM TUTTL5 MR. Ss was R. 42. GDYNES Y 2 MHS. ki. G. I-xefrzzuav kms. Lewis FAEELER Mas.. Jemmm iiveasxsarsm F Y PMS. F. G. AQMQLQ mas. Kms HAYES Mas. 112. N. Csmucrl l MHS. J. E. Bsmrmma MRS. ELM Emmons Mag, JGHN MCffjLI!-'FIN ' N , 2 MRS. MARIA emma: gf x 2 5 - Y F X 2 m Q V 7 K 2 X I N N af sheep pens, and marc sheep pans several miles 'igowmmis Campbellton on the Tfeedy Greek. ' There are stories ef twenty odd violent deaths that 'bask place nom- have in the past 2 vfaighijf-five years, 'there :me tales of buried Spanish treasure, of rsbhers and vtkazir caves N 'Flick aff? big onnmgh 'to drive OX'-carts intok. There are petrified footprints in the stones, K V Ti l.. .f.1g:f.I1-5 . . - N M N N N1 J - A ww w? K OH C 'STR 2 K 2 HELEN GATES HAROLD ULBRICH LYDELL Baooxs Vice-Prefs Zdemi Prefs widen t Sears tary N N K 2 MR- OTTG ZGELLER Miss MARY Soaoumxzn Director' Assistant Director' f' 1 Vi fs? nys, f-F Q A, f , and a save which is very old but constantly Uwurkcd' by treasure huntars. One my we 2 petrified trees, several feet in diameter and as beautiful as marble. There :La a ghost story concerning Toriiilla that will make the listenerw hair stand an end. Hawaver, this is abt the meat in-bnreating mystery of Aftasnpas.. 'Basil Maxva Tank' on Biclc Wilayfa place ,.,- ' :mst of Ghristme as the greatest mystery Mus county has im gave a very gourd account of this place s.n an article in the Ban 30, 1934 and the fallowin 18 quoted from it Probably one of the evidence that -bhls easterly roam was 'the ormginal Laredo and Monterrey was W XJ Xl HTPX5 f C059 A XJ XJ XJ X1 WEIQ SOCIETY B!LLY Bums Secretary in honest toil. Goid Who Ja' We do' f'?2at'.5' who! wen' Lznzer ' Weir Laniers! Wah hom' Wah-hoo! Wah ham! I 2 2 2 2 0 ? ' V V E W5 1 x x x x x, M1 LANIE1'-22 SOCIETY 'Www 'v-3-.,, ALBERTA HAYES IMOGEN WARD VlHGiNtA ADAMITZ Vins-PPoSidQni PrQsident Sserctary MOTTOI Honor lies in honest toil, C01-0931 Par-pls G01 fi ' YELL: We-Wah-hoo WE-Wah-hoo hwo so! we Joi Thut's who! Weir Lxniews! Weir LaniQPs3 Wah-Hao! wah-hoo! Wchhhool Miss IDA MAE CROZIER Sponsor ff' as J the finciing A few years ago of 69 skeletons of men, woman and children in am: :pot where a settlement existed an the banks of a small lake, or rather a slough, sbmrb three humired 2 yards south uf the markings of the old road. Dick Wiley, whose place is about three B113-GI west of Christine, was putting up a. dam in the slough to make a f.lnk,'1rhcn plow xml sox-:per V w Q i252 'WS CW xx v v x x, P g WILSON SOCIETY 3 ,.,. ..,. in , ? .--v 5 N I M f M ' N ' 'F 5. k Aggff 5333? , ?5?iEi?i5E Z mf V h 1- .,.. 3- x 7 .: we .s x '?iQ'7 .,.- 3 fibxiff 2 , f CARL TUTTLE 'Burmiv Dixon E. J. FASELER View-Preszldsn 13 Prfefsicien t Seems tavy N N HY x MGTTO: Sportsmanship-tfzen victory. f' COLORS: guys and QQ1d YELL: Ski yea mah, SH you mah! x Wow see rch, Wow see Pak! fi Are we in it? Well, I amass! Blanton Wilsons, Yes! Yes! Yes! 2 Mas. E. Q. mzxscum Sponsor F Z' 17 x N ' began unesur-thing skeletons. This was back in 1928. 'He had workmen proceed carefully and before the tank was completed there was 9. huge pile of human skeletons. The 59 were found. 2 whole, but most of the bsmea crumbled when air struck them. There was the skeleton of 9. baby which apparently died in its motheaws arms. Several of the skeletons had arrows in :r ?qH?'m. ,, ,rf X11 XJ' XJ' XJ Xyf mas Cosa Al X XJ XJ n. f ..n 5' P , BLANTON SOCIETY P N 'YP m 2 ...,,. x NHLDRED JOHNSON EVANGELINE COE-LE GLADYS M035 f Vice-Presififszn 1: Prem? den t Seo we tary N N MOTTUI Sportsmanship-than victory. - CGLQQS: Bluc ani Gold Z YELL: Ski yoo mah, Ski you mah: Wow see wah, Wow :see muh! X ,five M9 in it? Well, I guess! 3 Blanton Wilsons, Yes! Yes! Yes! N MI SS MAURY P Sponsor- ! E f , E 1 W L Q x N them, One arrow: was found sticking in the jaw-bono of one of the skelfitans. Most of the 2 bones were confined in a small area of what had apparently been the main mmm of a. fortress of logs, but several were scattered about in other places. As the eating plot was covered by tm: feet or more af dirt, there is no telling hom' many more might bc: founi if the entire 1 4.4 ' , iii. HT95 CO5H X' XJ' XJ' X X, ,J f ' P p P .F. A. P P du -411 N ,mia 2 k F if1ffiWQiaf i f- vw-M Q 113 'I-2' 1: lg , Hmorgn Uusmon .Jos Hamm: F MA x AMA N N Vi ce-Pres id ent Pres idem t 59,3735 my-9 P 2 NOTTO1 Lear'mng to do, N ,Going to learng f Earfning to live, Living to serve. x COLORS: Blaze Yellow 3 MR. S. V. BUFIKS Q MR. M. D. STROBLE Sponsor' Spenser P V P' 7 2 P P P luxmliify was excavated. Pieces of pottery also were fauxx. Ami the great: logs uf the ' walls of a roam 20 by 100 feet in which mast of the skeletons vrerey piled, were unearihefi 2 whole, many ef them having the bark on, but they crumbled when air a-bruck them, Some of the skulls nf the skeletons were crushed, and all evidence indioateei that the Lip-sn. Indi- 5 X Z , Z r K K L K , J I X Z , 15K x n y 57 ln. 'iff YNJ1 QXJI NXJI QMI' Qtf RTTHS 1 .QLQQ HNJQ iRxlQ lIxf1 L f ..n A ' P p I-LE. CLUB P N PVS P '23 K 2 Fm:-xcas was Doaomv MANGUH Evans TAYLoR President Secretary ' N N P MOTTGI '24s our ,gzrlhood is now, so shall our mnmanhood be. K f COLORS! Blue and Whzte- x FLOWER! Bluebonnet 55155 MARY U'-MGH Miss MARY AGNES MAURY Sponsor Sponsor N uxxS, fha were knew as the moat skillful and prabably blood-thiraiy of all. Texas Indians, wiped out the Quinny. Su far as I have been able to ascertain, this aettlement has never 2 bean definiizely identifieri, but I have 'boon talai that Clement Hayt, who wroipe sumething about the find in 1930, had received a letter fx-um Spain containing the information that L , , f 2 2 2 2 42 ,flhyflllkflmi V V fm Cm xx x' v x x SPANISH CLUB MARYLEE Rczcssas NHLDRED JOHNSON VQRGHGFA ADAMSTZ 3 Vice-President President V Secretary 2 MOTTOS Ade1ante, siempre czciglcmte. COLOR: Pocje, amarillo, and movado fa FLOWER: rfoscz Mas. E. O. MANGUM 2 Sponsor r' M in it K U LW f rwmrw iii 1 9 the skeletons marc those of Spanish settlers who founded a settlement there! even before 2 the Pairms came 'bo San Antonia, and were 'rmrking mines 'three days' journey from the settlement, when the Indians made their fateful raid. According 'Im this information, the mines were on 'the river' three days' journey away and the ore was brought back ta the I I , - , v v X X N N NEWSPAPER STAFF? .N...,,. moans mm: Mmonsn .Johanson DOROTHY MANGUM Assistant Editor Editor--in-Chief Bzzsinass Manager' of Newspaper- of Neyuxaprzpefr of NGWSPUPQP Q new Miss XDA MAE CRQZIER Mm. JQHANM Swanson Miss MARY AGNES PMUHY Spgnggrl SQOHSGT' SQDOHSOV' seizislemcniz where. it was amelilered. This is partially borne out by the fact that bits of slag, such as cumes from ore, are scattered in time sail all about the place. But no mines ur indignation of mines have ever been fmmd on any river 'three days' journey' away, far three Qays' journey by burro, as are was-ew-fried -Sfnffkhese Gays, wrrulzi-nut be umrff than 504 L :Xu :Xu :Ku MX: nk Z 4 u x Y K m K I K 4 wzkfk 15 ,,,. X11 xr X-If XJ! X71 RTPS5 COSR A xl xl XJ N 5 -112 5 ' OR ORCHESTRA Mn. 0110 Zeeman Miss Mmm' sounumasn Director Assistant Directar' --...yt K miles. Thai: might put the mines up or down the Nueces river, but nut slung the ali roafl. Wlzether the are was gold or silver was not mentioned. The some sf the slag to an assayez- but he ouulfi not 'hell what kind of metal had out. Another featwe of ihis settlement is that eveq 'hcuiay may be seen 6. J x x x, 2 v v V X X, Q P P P k P 2 X. 2 N 'T' 2 2 X N - xf N 7 1.1 2 Q : X ef 2 Q - . x 2 fx L k , x X . K fu 5 X - f 7 L Q P -H-1 if ' 2 , 2 Q' M if J P --, P 2 f f' 2 2 2 2 2 ln. xy v x' v v 1- x x x x, f ul Z 5 ' PEP SQ 2 DQRQTHY tvmwcmm 3 Pep Leader' Pep ,w 2 YEA, Mmmanl YEA, WHiTE1- 3 A W- YEA, YEA, Mzmoou Mm Wmrsz 3 2 2 X gy in W ewhlirze of a moat Q quarter of an sore fee-3, when the mcaiz is Lfil he nk: water e evo new led. T 'his n ,, 2 The island is higher than the land around, plaueii mg w ' ' ' 1 f RTB5 .- A r Cosa 1 f f f X, MCHAJ XJ XJ nu n n n L AL AL 1 4 .1102 3 K Dwmm MAYO M. D. SYROBLE MAX 3 Assistant Coach Coach Business Marmger' 2 orsrmov 10-cs-GHAMPQQNS x Rasmus or me 1935 FGOTBALL Susan 2 . Serfremem 27 Porasr 25 -Jouaomwom G Ocmsm Lg POTEET 12: Somsasev 6 X Domain 11 PGTEET G THREE Rwsns 6 Z Gawain 25 PQTEET 12 QMHLQTTE O New-mean 1 Parser 26 DEVINE 6 NOVEMBER 8 PQTEET 6 GEORGE WEST 6 IF Novzmezn 15 P01551 13 S. SAN ANTONIO O Novsmsca 22 Power 6 LYTLE 6 TQTAL 555 30 K 2 - 1 :F A L 3 P an the islam. Tim plmze -rherra the building stud is bare ground nothing growing 'there even naw, though thick, undnruraah oo-vera practically all the other part of the settlement There are :muse ln:-ga ark trans in the plana and some ala markings on the trees according to Mr. Wiley ou mf thi Mexicans working on the tank with him, rushed to one of the cg-egg XJ, XJ, XJ, xr Njf HTR5 COSR A X XJ XJ Xl r um . 5 ' I' Wm? 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Fw-sf-:x.asz, Hmow ux.amcH, Hem: Hmnls, dorm Simpson, Wtr.LiMa Kina, EUGENE OLWARESQ SECOND RCW: -JOE HOWARD, R. D. MANGUM, ELMER HALEY, BENARB X Nammn, Harms SCALES, WILLIAM AMANN, OHS Mm-IULA, WILSON f ANDERSON- THIRD ROW: M. D. STRQBLE CCGAOHJ 2 I when he first uucnvered the akelefznms, and fauna the nm mrkings. N his version of the killing. Ee said his people had heard of the 2 but 1-48.5, never known hefnre where it was, anly that somewhere: in ago the Lipan Indians had wiped muh an entire colony. He rcfussd 'cc P ,, f ' ' f J HTHS COSH 1 n m 5 n x AMMHMMMA X X X X X I 1 .-IIML S X VOLLE Y BALL Z 2 5, 55 Q, Y X RALLY DAY CHAMPIONS X CCUNTY CHAMPIONS 193igf-1935 81: 1935-1936 x FIRST ROW: LELA MQMURRAY, AUGUSTA BRAUCHLE, MMHLEE ROGERS, fa QCAFTAINQQ EVANQELWE OGBLE, MARY DALE Bmxzu., VKRGINIA ADAMQTZ. X SECOND ROW: MAE Cmwrcno, GLADYS Baoows, Neem Dlxvus, Mas. Q E. U. Mzxrzoum CGOAQHJQ DOI-RGTHY MANGUM, tom Owns, LENA MQMURRAY Cmor sr-mwnj. V 2 X Q? x P X 5 525' v ETS' 2 more unless Mr. Wiley had a priest come and bless it, but there 'being an priests for miles ' around, hs had to let the Mexican gn and put another on the jam' The cmmty of .ltaacosa is 2 nat lacking in great and worthy hex-aes. Among these is Joao Antonia Navarro. This grand and noble man was born in San Antonio in 1795. His father was from Corsioa, although n V ZERWW v xx x x - 1 f .nlh' .5 HI H SCH00 SEBALL FRCNT ROWS Euw HILBQRN, ELNER Smmosas, BILLY Bum-as, RA-mom: Anusnsou, PAUL wuwcu, FRANK NEWLAND, Joanmrs FRANKLH4, CHARLES LEVERTT, BEAKLEY'mANGUM. ' JOHN QRTA, TED WE.1.s.a, Klmaow SMHH, LAWRENCE HARRIS, Wu.L1Am Pam-msn, deems Dawes, ,Ames Hmmm. Ma. mme Cconcnb, Hamm' WYLLIAMS, HENRY SQALES, Graves Youwc, Rovam Bose. SECOND RQNQ THrRD Row: T ,Spanixrdd His mother was a eieamsnsiant wi' izhfkganary Islanders. Hia sis-ber mn.:-z-:Lei Gover- nor Yezfimandi, 'u'lLws'?:1:fr3:1rMivhv-Jxia'bwx'i:e- VorbmvMiM2m1nua,,,,sxa-.W3sJ,e.d.e.xi,5irsa.e:k in San Antonia. Thair dmugh-bar, U5-sulz. Verimendi 'became the bride of James Bowie, :me of -the heraea of the Llama. Hs ns a true patriaz in every 'sense of the nn-ii, and it is impossible to re- ZEQUW, V Y XJ, XJ, X-If Xyf - RTR5 C059 4 xl X XJ 5 1 L A . .. AS SC OOL BASEB L 352 1' A fan Q ilonf kwv QUEEN!! FRONT ROW: ETHEL Fxsznsn, ENMA JSAR BAKER, KAREN RASMUSSEN, EvA NARAJU, DQREEN Yew, FRANQSS SEITZ, MARJORIE HAxNEs. SECOND RGW: HELEN GATES, MARGARET FAn1sE, OELESTINE COWLEY, NETTSE MAE PARKER, Loma Seuuzsusn. THIRD ROW: LA VERLE Russszn, Miss Unnnon Cnaacnj RUTH MILLER. ,f ' f.Pf:NN. Quant his many deeds xere, but one incident must he given in ardsr to give 'kkia qarly aitizen ai Lizanonsa his just clumsy In 1841 he mas a member of the 111-ta-lied Sante YQ ex- yadition and was takan prisanar. ln, 1842 Samba inns. released mst of the YQZXZRI, but Km-arro, rho was one uf the prisansra and as signer of the Texas Daelarstiuu af Indepen- . f . 4 ,,,, , - f XJ xx -ATP-.5 Cosa xf XJ XJ XJ L 1 Q LP GRAMMAR SCHOOL BASEBALL 2 - HF' ' wgigffg urvg' I X L , J. B. TED X SECGND ROW: Bus Mswows, Hmmm Lea Ives, Tasman Ives, 2 Fmxucrs Howwo, Qmsesmso Barossa, J. G. RUSSELL. ' THIRD ROW: Ian. Mme QCGAGHJ, Fmmc Gmcw, Eussne P Quan, Rmmo ALBQRTA. . L - 515152 Q' EQ Z L iw 1 'F FRQNT ROW: AVA V- ONES. N L Adnan and a member of the eamittez that drew up the Gwnstiizutiun of the new vepublia , Santa Anna refused ine release. He ns kept in prima in maxima Gift? until December, LBB-fl. Santa Annaw abject was to make xx special example: at him. Ks was later ms-red ian the 2 gn-mrnment prison at Yera- Cruz at the castle of San Juan rl' Ulloa, tram which he escaped y? v,,h V XJ' XJ' XJ' XJ! Xi' -RTFS5 C059 1 Xl XI XJ X I 1 I f Alf . 5 ' v ' N f D D ' , ' .UMW A Q -..-,,...W.,,..M,..,,M...f..M....vW..,..,,.....y. N , fm M-Mmm Mg. 2 V 1' Q H A53 Q . w ,...: ? hifi? , . , 9 all ,SB 9 :vp My I it ., ' q 1 x . .X , X ' mf 1 . N Q :::..ff .1. , . , .Q ..., M I Q it 4 L, if I gi, 2 ,, , 1f J , , .3-i.,, Q ,. , , - 1 ,,. V. V i n .L N ' K 1 ' -fswf, ff ': A N- j i 2 i M 4WW E ' A , V 'A , ..f, I ,.,,. , W M, N m :A A f.-X 1 f ff f',,f'4g?2f'f 4 X L A vw g H W-1 P WERE Gofs rw' afsuaw SER vs JA Q N w NX WM, ww. P P x Q! W . 'b , 2 I L 1X ng t Y Q3 N a 2 if - M , f : A 'z L ,A H j duff, -,wwf . .- Q 1 1 gf' K' ' . x WN K K ji, 'wggg,3KW QM:.-M ,,., , .. J I K 1 I k VN ' A ' fi I A I Aw- I .. . . -qu.. j Six, 'A ' K ,Q , W V 4 Pnofz PLAYJ' BALL WHAT A SWAT! I' P' 'F . M 9. V i iii , 1 ff f' ,. wx W 4 P 2 .START OF fbo yo: Dfw FINA!!! Of rfff 100 ms mmf P P Ak N ,QW 2 N fs ek iff. M as 'BE ii f f F 2 r' 2 2 2 2 2 ME VIM.. f 1 f 1 .f RT Px 5 Q O 5 Ps 4 ,mmm m x XP 9 A Vg is , fig, ia' if ' Liv .gif-M , ?'2' w ff? 1 ,K x'N , THREE-LEGGE D WINNERS X XJ XJ XJ X, ff? if .X 5 4, im wi: 5 E if? fl jj: as s by 7W0 R!l2V!ViRJ' JMR Arzzzfrf 2 , 2 ON YOUR' M,4R'K!' Mtn Texas in 1545. While he was chained dawn an the stone fiom' in a. dark damp itrmgwu Q! Sam Juan Ei' Ullaa, Santa Anna, through one of his emissaries, uffered to give him his liberty, it he weuld renounce all allegiance to Texas, and become a citizen of Mexico. Dan IUBQ,.1l'i'!3h great iniigniiy rejected the offer, and sent his response 'Ba General Santa Anna by his messenger, as X! XJ, xr XJ, XJ! M1 PsTPv5 COSR A Xl xl XI X1 hx XR .mf S' . P P N P P I P x IA u j 2 X J P 75 S O 67 x k , f' F G M 1 , A P W K f 1 K X X li 1.q 1 N - W N g an AX 3 f CK MMM1, fl , KX ew C X 1 f 7 X fx X XX 6 X r I f 'EA n F F 2 . X 5 5 W ff - Q fa! I N X bm KW .1 dp iv ' j il if fn N Y W P Nl- 1 K rl f ff FA X v' , xx fff, K ' C Cf 1 .kg Xbm,5 : f jf if - X Wg ' , U f , 7 D wil' Y' ff 7 EM Z N .,,W A. ,Q f.'ff, A 'J f ' f l,f',I I ..,,A 'i V -4.'A it 'f fig I P A .QE ,-vA - ,Q A- .gl'3k'ff' P z Q r V A TI: . 71 , .I ll ' ' I f RTPT 5 '.1E'5'?'?'fi52i-.f.'f1 CO5 R f ' ' ' ' AIAYAIMIMIIMIIAVIIA, Y x x X - 1 I M IM . A l IN f f 2 I ' ff ' BUALCMG' f 'f f Z' I F fl! ff lf, - ll H1 Z, fflffs E 1 Z l N EVENTS OF THE YEAR N!-'XM 7 1935-1936 f SEPTEMBER 5-6 REGISTRATION 9 MEETING OF CLAssE.s X 27 JOUHDANTON-POTEET FOOTBALL GAME 2 OCTOBER D- SOMERSET-POTEET FOOTBALL GAME 1Q F. F. A. INITIATION H N 11 THREE RIVERS-POTEET FOOTBALL GAME 2 18 FREBHMAN PICNIC Tp 25 CHARLOTTE-POTEET FOOTBALL GAME X 31 HALLOYIEIEN CARNIVAL CP. T. AJ TUDGING L NOVEMBER 1 DEVINE-POTEET FOOTBALL GAME 1K gpm, 2 F. F. A. CONTEST AT KINGSVILLE I SK- ' 8 GEORGE WEST-POTEET FOOTBALL, GAME 2 11 AHMIsTIcE DAY 15 FOOTBALL GAME WITH S. SAN ANTONIO 22 SAN MARCUS GLEE CLUB A 22 SOPHONORE SOCIAL P 22 LYTLE-POTEET FOOTBALL GAME X 28-29 THANKSOIVINO HOLIDAYS Q DEQEIABEE 7 FRESHMAN DAY 11 OYSTER SUPPEFI FOR FOOTBALL BOYS 13 PROFESSOR PEP - HIGH SCHOOL PLAY A 19 SENIOR PARTY 2 21 ORCHESTRA THEATER PARTY x DECEMBER 20-'JANUARY 2 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS ,L 2 O ' V 6' I J J A I follows: 'I am Navarro, and no trni'bor's blood runs in my veins: I will die chained tothis 2 prison floor, 'before I will entertain the thought of accepting such an insulting proposition. Navarro died in 1870, one of the most believed and respected men Texas ever produced. Atasoosa County can well be proud of the small part he played in its early history. The old roads, which -,-- -.,.Q, W5 v L' xx x x, ?k,wA X.X,X,VY- . fM', Aff ll 6 -x JANUARY 8-10 31 FEBRUARY 11 1? 21.-as 27 MARCH 2 3 12-13 20-21 27-28 APRIL 5-7 11 A-za 1 .3 26-27 27 MAY 1 1 13 J X I A ' EVENTS SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS STATE BAND CLINIC IH SAN ANTONIO JUNIUR CLASS PARTY FATHEN-AND-Son BANQUET F, F. A. LECTURE IN SAN ANTONIO BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT HEALTH LECTURES BY MISS MAYFIELD LIVE Srocx Snow Fon F. F. A. IN SAN ANTONIO TExAs INDEPENDENCE DAY MAGIC SHUI FOR F. F. A. RALLY DAYS FORT WORTH F. F. A. MEETING JUNIOR HIGH TRACK MEET RURAL MEET COUNTY MEET F. F. A. Junaune AT KfNGSVlLLE EDISON HIGH INVITATION MEET CENTENNIAL SONG CELEBRATIUN COUNTY PLAYGROUND MEET H. E. TRIP TO SAN ANGELO F. F. A. STATE JUDGING AT A 5 u JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Ssnuon PLAY BAcoALAUnEATE Seaman GRAMMAR ScHouL PROGRAI GRADUATION EXERCISES G01 G W GLEECLUB G7 1 I I AY:SR.fZWU7 5? if TASS. have been mentioned before, are made more famaus by the notable visitors who traversed the county along these ancient highways., Staphsn F. Austin on his last trip to Mexico followed the Qld road from San Antonio to Laredo which passed through Plsasmton and Black Hill. The old negro freighter who leoompanievl him, Accompanied Ed Crano's father on A trip to Ssltillo ' ' ' f ,f HTPS5 C059 4 5 ' n A ' n x ,gmqpx x, m x x x x x 2 I ff? HAI: 7 Knnm A, 2-' if :-V ,'.,' :' A: Q f A BURNS' :-- -.j ., .A fl H 2 Q Max P 2 P WILLIAM IUMA P P LE T173 lwlw' -3 f' 2 2 ' flnnapv 4 MIIJ' MguRy BILLY P 1? ww. 5 2 P x VAN 2 .Aww fnfaz-'R' re P P , , j Wim. umm XAMMB 1- x x x ws M XJ -API' - . U IQ 'ft D P P P P k po 2 P BOOK III i PLEASANTON x Largest Town in the.County F x As you continue with Pleasanton's part, F You will be thrilled Way down in your heart P Do go on! P 2' 7 2 P P P P ' W x XJ XJ, X! RTHS CCSP A XJ XJ XJ XJ A X i dk' 5' n P P P P k P F P P Q - adyertisenjent in this hook , is a call at your horned' : ' F r P ' r f' ' 7 I P x ' J I X 2 x 9 r , Y I I ' ' ln. XJ xml XX xy! PVVPN5 Cosa , , ' X N N ' X X, X5 ,V ., -...H - , ...- ' -X-:K fi .,-,mv N.. -,,,..a,,,l,7,: ' !'f'I- ' ITT . '-'-- .1 -. . '- ,L-ww I, , .f' - T L-2-iz' Z- f - 1 ,zqj-5,2 ' -. .f'.7 ...- QL-IH, -fB',.,, 1-,.. ,.,f ' i ' ir.. --.I-u,-Q, 1 I ,Lf - A -- . ' ' ,. lj. 1- ' ,H 1 -5. V.: -. I ' I9 1 95 , 'Jia ' -4 f 1 ,r . - . , 5-. . - -..,,- ..l 1. .' . w' 4'-,V f- f . .- 'fu' .-3..,-,. ,V , 1-., ,, . 3 1- ,gn 955 719.7 fwffg Wg-3 ,S Z- ' , .':f:.'f-. ,H ff. ,: kwlg-. ' ji- 'if.',5' F1 kv- ' ','f ,! 51233 .1 I . . 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I j 2 ' NX 'V QI, 3 P a n,b ? . S Y 2 I f ORDER OP BOOKS L Q THE SCHOOL ' ADMINISTRATION I CLASSES x ORGANIZATIONS K ,J ATHLETICS ' Y 2 FEATURES 2 J s N 2 N ' 4 P S Y 2 Y XJ X, -RTM COSH Il l XJ XJ n a n n f ,rf I R X N R V i'17igiF1r'Iii Dj i l il -F254 f iflasllr Jil if gif f fl if if wx wx f ix W ' W5 i ...'........ ,.,,. Web wx tc l -1 1 X5 e 'e1:'GPxEW0l9xDe - As high school life is measured by events and experiences, herein we have endeavored to assemble and preserve for you a happy reminis- cence of this year's high school activities. Within this 1936 Live Oak we hope will be found signiiicant student-memories of a Worthwhile and enjoyable year preserved by pictorial and written material. We fvif 0. XJ XJ X XJ XI RTR5 Cosa A X14 L 1 l l l l L A ,fllvllaflln - ll? , xll is - Nl' ' ' 1 0- f 'W DEDICATION TO JAMES N. KADERU As a tangible expression of our esteem and as a way of showing our appreciation and admiration of his Christian ideals and noble character, we do respectfully dedicate this first Live Oak to Superintendent James N. Kaderli. We can scarcely hope that the mere dedication of this yearbook will add any considerable honor to the name of such a man, but We feel. rather. that the ideals which we associate with him will illumine these pages and make of them a treasury of happy memories. and the Carmine Real were used during the Texas Revolution and befcre to transport the Mexican , ,, Y Y V Y V X' X' X' ' X' Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y V x Q K was l N SQ' 33 P3 3 V Wig 0 cu wwe-f ,. ,,,,.p, V3 35 cz K gtfgi U 30 gas 33 N 0:4353 .. 9 'S 1: rscfw .. 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SMITH RETURNED FROM THE wAR. MH. SMITH TAUGHT THE FIRST SESSION OF SCHOOL THAT wAs EVER TAUGHT IN PLEASANTON PROPER. THE soHooL HOUSE, WHICH WAS LDGATED ON THE CEMETERY ROAD, wAs CONSTRUCTED OF PICKETS. THIS WAS THE FIRST SCHOOL IN ATASCOSA COUNTY. IT IS THE OLD NUMBER ONE COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT. EIGHT YEARS LATER THE OLD ROCK SCHOOL WAS BUILT. THAT SCHOOL HAD TWO TEACHERS, AND HAS SINCE BEEN CONVERT' ED INTO A RESIDENCE. RECORDS OF THE ALUMNj ASSOCIATION SHOW THAT THE FIRST OFFICIAL GRADUATE OF PLEAGANTGN HIGH SCHOOL wAs MILDRED RICHARDSON QSTARNESJ wHo wAs GRADUATED IN 1908. IN 191D GRADE ELEVEN wAs ADDED T0 THE PLEASANTON HIGH SCHOOL. IN 1917 THE DISTRICT BEGAME AN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT CREATED BY A SPECIAL AGT OF THE STATE LEGIS- LATURE- THE SENIOR CLASS OF T928 SECURED AN HONOR FOR WHICH THEY LONG STRUGGLED, AND THAT HONOR WAS THE AWARDJNG OF THE FOURTH UNIT IN ENGLISH. MANY GREAT cHANGEs HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE PUBLIC scHoo SYSTEM SINCE THIS ROCK BUILDING wAs USED- THE BUILDING NOW IN USE wAs COMPLETED IN 1913. TEN YEARS LATER THERE WERE EIGHT RooMs ADDED T0 THE BUILDING. IT Now CONSISTS oF TWENTY ROOMSS BUT AN INCREASE IN ENROLLMENT, MAKES IT NEcEssARY TO PROVIDE ANOTHER BUILDING WHICH IS NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION- 2 2 2 2 2 F L E N Z 4 I Y N If Z I. J Ii K Z V li P' VRD' is 'm Alam lm pm gxfpllrmq' LA WS 1 x x x x' . fViHEf7 ' - ?EFQ1rfN jj ? ma. tim P fs 'C 5355?ififT?5iU5Q5Y? 2.55YWwi-D5w1 1.f334'334.W 'vgQ 3X?59LwW?S?5fWS1 HWWWW:i3EE?T55fE3w?355?3iS?935'QiWfK?'B5 X335Qi3WgW5xg z i A H - S S , Y N ii 2 if EE N ii ff 2 i 2 v P P P P P P ' ' 'VN , 4QQ1Wf'ZflfTifzkiffT'Tlff,f25iif.E2Se3Q'3'aif5i5if1'hZi4kkH?h4vi5kHKKEWQEMWWKMQME M. w PLEASANTON PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING P V : P -'- ' iI WHT ' N A Ammiiwznx za f-1-N, 'MIHI W' IN V f-, 1 Q + i rm I ,UU UD -H 2 l'a i l!Zi.......l.i..H:.iEgL-W Q P P P SKETCH oF ENTRANCE T0 NEW HXGH SCHOGL BUILDING armies. The katsmuvas road also served to bring up some of Santa Anna's msn for the siege of li b f t that n mr' '1 of th Wffx Mexican soliieri ihe Llama. In fact it was s sa e Q say e- Ly aa . K e favs . gn- gagcd in the Fall of the Alamo came to San Antonin along one of the roads through this county Green Holland, who settled along the Herreras road in the fifties, passva down to nis children A l 'I I m vm. XJ, XJ, X-If N71 RTR5 COSH 4 XJ X' XJ XJ XJ f ul 5 . 5 ' . .,.,, V. V .AA Am.W..W'i?5f'iKWM . ,WMM .WM ,W J:.'::'Q ':WN W... ww-I wN.,NW,N.,2'i LLumws.w3 WE53?L?f5sd 21 if 55 x 1 3 Ex TENNIS COURTS FQGTBALL FIELD the information that on the banks of what is now known as Patrillo Lake, by which the old road r-9.11, was tha camping grand of Santa Anna and his army en x-cute -ko Sanlntonio, hir. Holland settled in that area in fha fifties and the memory af tho army camping were was still fre-:sh in Lthe mind of same ef the Mexicans living when Mr. Holland came thaw. They yg vm. ,J XJ, XJ, XJ! Xif HTR5 Cosa ll XJ XJ Xl L. xxx . 1M b' ' L 9 P 2 2 2 2 5 F P P --+- i .. P P P 2 2 P' 7 f LA SALLE , EARLY ADMINISTRATOR 2 OF TEXAS X H , A , , A ' FRDMINI Sl HAT XON 4 P z P V R I 1 1 f f fifr. x x x x -MIMLA ADMINISTRATION THE CHARACTER OF AN EDUCATIONAL IN- STTTUTION DEPENDS ON THAT or ITS ADMIN- ISTRATION, JUST AS A NATl0N'S CHARACTER DEPENDS ON THAT OF ITS LEADERS. THE STUDENTS OF PLEASANTON HIGH SCHOOL NEED NEVER FEAR so LONG AS THEY HOLD HIGH THE STANDARDS OF CHARACTER AND SERVICE PDHTHAYED T0 THEM BY THE ADMINISTRATORS OF PLEASANTON'S SCHOOL. THE STUDENTS OF PLEASANTON HIGH SCHOOL ARE TRULY GRATEFUL T0 THE SEVEN MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION AND TO THE INSTRUCTORS OF THE SCHOOL FOR THE WONDERFUL SERVICES RENDERED THEM. shoved him the exact spot and it is said that he picked up various articles left by the army, sunh as bunkles, or parts of discarded hardware that had been broken. Nething would grow on the camp site for several years, so thoroughly was the ground packed by the army in its two day camp there, and even now the ground is almost bare. Robert E. Los, in 1859, on 1 I I I I ' lln. 1- x x x sg S s P 3 .im 4 X W 2 N .33 Q K 2 Q 5 ' P k 'f-23:6 2 , Jos K. WILLYAMS F President LJ. P. Homums fi S90'ZJ- Tf f2GS-7 R. D. COPELAND P x T. E. PRUETT 2 C. R. MITTANCK N7 N. A. STEXIAVI' 2 R. CHAPMAN HOLLAND X W a tour of Lnspection left San Antonio fur Camp Berede in Bandera county, where a camel ranch '43 hai bwen founded by the U. S. Army fbee was a Lieut. Col. in the U. S. A.j. Hd left Camp Verde in nwmmand of a minature caravan Qfcur grown camels and ana yearling, bearing the bag- gage of thu party.Q Tha caravan prowedcd west along the divide that supuratus +hs hoaQ- L , Y Z Z 4 .Q . I K Z L K 4 :X tux ' W5 Q 'u A 5 :HZ QP COSH 4 X XJ XJ X n T JAMES N. KADERLI ROBERT LMATTHEWS SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPI THE STUDENT scones or THE SEVERAL SQHQGLS IN ATA- SCQSA CGUNTY AEE TG BE com- GRATULATEG UPGN as UNIQUE AN UNDERTGKING. WE SINCEHE- LY TRUST THAT THE RESULTS OF YOUR EFF RTS WlLL BE AN :N- SPTRATION TG ALL CLASSES THAT QGME THIS WAY Ann THAT EACH or You, IN THE PERFORHANCE or YOUR TASK, EAT RECETVE TRAINING THAT WILL BE USE- FUL TO You IN Town cuosan VOCATION. JAMES N. KADERLI To THE SENTOH CLASS! IN TRUE APPREGQA- Tron or THE EFFORTS AND A- CHIEVEMENTS ME THIS SENIOR CLASS, i CONGRATULATE You ON YOUR ENERGY, Town unz- GTNALITY, Amo vQwR LEADER- SHTP, AS DISPLAYED IN Tuxs, YOUR ANNUAL. MAY You com- TINUE TG DISPLAY Amo DEVE' Lo? THESE CHARACTERISTICS AS You LEAVE THIS HIGH SCHOOL CAREER AND FACE THE GREATER CHALLQNGE Ano QE- sPoNsrarL1TT or co LEGS LIFE Amo CITIZENSHIP. ROBERT L. MATTHE qum-ters ef the Tae-iizza, Hondo and Snbinal rivers fram those ui the Llama river and upon following the iii-vide and reaching the Nueoes river, he turned southward am? followei 5.59 course toward Fort Inge. QNear Uvaldsj After resting at Fort Inge, the party was taken in charge by Judge Robinson, who was than a gsvernment guide. The caravan followed the west WS 77777 Y -Y aww -Y v-WY 7 mg vfllln. ' ' f f .lifi A R ' LABMQBM X X X X X X X Xk ik ,MX 4 Q X z g. X P K x k K X 2' 4 2 4 x X D FTF f N I Roaam L. MATTHEWS X f 5.5. 2 Texas A, fs M. ff, Aftfr'ic'2.zl tur-as Science K 2 N ANN WHITE - B.A. f s..re.s.r.c. K Ehnlish X ' K 2 WlLLlAM Evsmrr X X E.A. Q St. Mar'y's Univ. 4 Spanish History X BETTY Cowan Unzv. of lexus , Home Ee. 2 Z If L. Rm NI-IDHALEK g 5.5.4. ' N X Terms A. 5- I. f Mathematics K 2 l L x V vritnnaned. Wonder rrlwt a modern motarisi. would say, if he should surldeuly mme upon the 4 P 4 P 4 4 X H1611 scuoorg 4 Q FACULTY , Eg X bank of the Leona. to the Comanche crossing sm the Frio, south of thc junstiag of the Leona 355 FF5-0, where they 2'-'ent into camp. From here the party returned to San Antonio, by my Z of the Caminzs Rae-1. Nu dadht this wma prcrbssbly the most unique sights Atascmsa county ever . .7- A x' XJ XJ xf -HTH-S COSH 4 X XJ XJ X1 xy' f n1k ,5 ' P U. K N MQLDHEB 2 OQUGHRM4 Second X Gracie 2 PAVULINE PACE N Fifth 3 Grade f Louisa OLDVER Grade School k First Grade x MARZEE OFAEJAND 3 SQcon:i Grade AUDELLE RUSSELL P Sixth Seventh Cir-aries K L DELL domes 2 mmf amaze: x RUTH THOMAS fa Fir-st Grade 1? SALLY BHAUBAGH Fozzmth Gracie 2 lm waaa X Second and 2 Third amdgg GRADE SCHOOL 9 FACULTY 959545 of R'3beY't E' Lee, Commanding A caravan of camels, slowly over the hills and valleys of N Atasczosa County. The following items are copied from 'Early Days in Seuthwcst Texas' compiled 2 by F. H. Mciialeb, of San Antcuio: The Western Stock: Jouajnal, published at Pleasanton in 1874, says that Mr. L M. Mansfield, the secretary af -the S'i:uok:me11's Assuciation is urging the stock p 1 ,MABMqPXXAR - HTPS5 COSH 4 X X X X X P P P P P P P P P P P P F P X K 2 -Q--'M +2 2 P SCOUTING IN THE FIELDS OF KNOWLEDGE ' QLASSE S ' P P '-ifw I fb ,, 422. v v w w 4.1! I1..5 CLAS SES REALIZING THE WORLDIS DEMAND Fon CITIZENS WHO ARE ABLE TO ADP JUST THEMSELVES TO THE EVEH-CHANG- ING SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, THE STUDENTS OF PLEASANTON HIGH SCHOOL ARE STRIVING TO DEVELOP sUcH DESIRABLE QUALITIES AS wILL ENABLE THEM T0 PLAY SUCCESSFUL AND HELPFUL HOLES IN THE woHK or THEIR COUNTRY. KNOWING THAT A HIGH SCHOOL ED- UCATION IS ESSENTIAL TO EVERY WORTH-WHILE LIFE, THE STUDENTS OF PLEASANTON HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLE DAILY IN THEIR INSTITUTION IN ORDER T0 ACHIEVE THE HIDDEN KNOW- LEDGE T0 BE FOUND IN BOOKS AND TO ACQUIRE THE WISDOM OF THE AGES. As MEMBERS or EACH CLASS wonx TOWARD THE REALIZATION OF THEIR AMBITIDNS, THEY STRIVE TO STUDY WITH A PURPOSE AND T0 REALIZE N0 LIMITATIONS IN THEIH SEARCH FOR WISDOM, THUS THEY REFLECT CREDIT ON PLEASANTON HIGH SCHOOL BY MAKING eooo CITIZENS OF THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH THEY LIVE. ' Win . , 2 2 7 2 P ' 2 P P k P V N 'sl f' 7 LEADERSHIP 2 Q ,SENIQRS P P ? , Y A ln. 'WS 1 x x x' X x X X lx X Beamer L. MAT1Hf5ws N fi Sponsor' X x EDVIH ADDINGTON V Rejvorter She's small but X Samui be over'- f looked. 2 ARMQNDA BELLINGER Secretary ' Extremely busy, but 2 extremely quiet about it. . LE Gam EHELLAMGER 2 Treasurer ,Beauty and bmina mnzzabirvaci ar-fe mre. 2 MARY F. Busmsnsvsa Never- hurriedg Never' worried N men to accept greenbacks in settling up with each other. He says he is tired of ',i Qld pack-mule around to carry the mnney- fGreenbaoks 'ere at a discount at this eww-men wouldn't use them, and when a beef buyer vent cut'through the country to he took his silver in s morral hung on the horn of his saddle, and the gala in a leading an time and the buy gaeves bolt buckled K' 4 Zlspuwm AB-APN ' ' f J 'WHS CCSP 4 5 x x 5 A I M M x x L e x x x x x, xk UMA LOU DQSSEY Dil zlgerzce is her middle name. H. G. Human, JR' Vice-President I'm not handsome, but I'm good- locking. LINKIE Emcms She makes life what it ought to be. f?,9 GERTHUDE MAGHEN Day dreaming- of men? No, just one. Rosen? HQLLINGSWQHTH President A lover of mankind- espeotally uomen. LA MERLE QUDLLAN 2 As original and individual as a person could 2 ' be. around Lim, and when the belt became uncomfortably heavy he wuuld take it off and hang it an ff? the saddle, toc.J Capt. Peter Tomlinson was xppninted by Governor Houston to raise s company of rangers ani they met and were organized at P1easanton'on the 20th of March, 1800 John Xilcax, James R. S,eet, Sol. C. Childress, W. D. Knox and others presented Capt. Tomlinson I l I I I I I I I L '4? WM .. RTP-I5 CYOSR 4 Xl XJ XJ X, XJ A -A M44 SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS 0F THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1936 HAVE BEEN PRDGRESSJNG ur THE WINDFSWEFT PEAK or HIQH SCHOOL ED- UCATION ron THE PAST THREE YEARS. THEY HAVE ENTERED UPON THE TRIALS DF EDUCATION WITH GREAT ZEAL, DE- NONSTRATJNG THAT THEY ARE TALENTED, ALERT, AND PREPARED. UNDER THE SKILLED DIRECTION DF THEIR YOUTHFUL sPoNsoR, MR. ROBERT LEE MATTHEWS, DURING THE THREE YEARS OF THEIR HIGH SCHOOL cAREER, THE STUDENTS HAVE AcHIEvED HIaH SOHOF LASTIG STANDARDS. THEY HAVE DISH PLAYED THEIR TALENTS IN THE DEPARTP MENTS OF MUSIC, ART, AND ATHLETICS- THEIR DRAMATIG ABILITIES WERE SHOWN IN THE cLAss PRODUOTJDN or AGEORGE IN A JAMA. THE sEHIons HAvE AT ALL TIMES MAINTAINED THE STANDARDS or PLEAS- ANTON HIGH SDHOOL. THEY HorE THAT THEY HAVE DEVELOPED CHARACTERS OOKPARABLE T0 THOSE or THE UTHER GRADUATES of THE scHooL. EVER VIGJLANT AND WILLING, THE MEMBERS or THE cLAss or 1936 ARE PHEPARED ron THEIR VENTURE8 INTO THE FIELD or HIGHER EDUCATION. E li I ii li Z li I IR li N' li P' K Ii E Z .Q li 4 wzilx x, X-if Yr - RTR5 COSFX 1 XJ XJ XJ XJ XJ L X Y 2 WN ' 2 Y 2 r 2 Y 2 N Z 2 X r f fmt ,mv 4 K L9 NX f JD . J 1 T' ' 2 X if .1 - 1 x X X 2 5 V f , J f . Y H X x. P ig P P' Q AN TICIPATION 2 a VJUNIQRS 2 4 7 , I 2 L in v v 1- x x x x, 5 -11 .5, P A P N LOUISE BRASHEAR 2 Reporter' x HELEN 2 GRAIN 3 N Miss ANN W1-urs 2 Sponsor- f Roorwev BRAUCHLE K P Roszwxnv FRANKLJN Parr! Zaman tartan K x W BESSIE EEFHTE Vwe Prwswcnt LINNIE B. Hzu. :N 2 EDITH Bacon LENELL HOLLEI-AAN N 5 2 with a. sword. W. N. Perryman sells his stock uf cattle to P. M. Mansfield iq. v. abovej for S80,00f3. George F. Hines sold his stock af aattle to Eames Lqwe for S33 QQO, Ly-me and Mcbaniels sold to John Slaughter for S35f,0OG. James have sold to John Sfaughter for 3,517,000 in 1874. CThesc are all well known names in this section at that timmj Ed Campbell of 2 2 2 2 K f 2 y?W'm. XJ' XJ' XI' XJ X! -was Cosa Al XJ XJ X L A f mi b' Doaovuv JAmusoN President MELVIN ROYAL Y EARL RQYAL 2 dimers KADERLI GLYN TAYLOR fa GERALDINE KELSO CECILY ANN WHfTLow Treasurer f' f ',, MAcxxs MCKENLIE D MADELEQNE WILLIAMS SecPQtaPy itascosa County just returned from Kansas and reports thai he sold a thousand hfu of uattle at ,pa the following prices: Cows and 2-year-Jlds, S93 3-year-alia, S145 4-year-olds, 318. fHe was the uncle of Jouxdan Campbell A 'train left Sas Antonio for San Louis Patoso, Mexico, loadod with cotton, January, 1870. This was not a railroad train, for tke editor says that it takes ? ' - , -RTRS COSB Xlf X1 X11 XJ P P P F 1 VNV Q F Q 2 2 f P Q : ff 2 y ENLIGHTENMENT f F 50131-ICDMORES 2 2 2 A D Win VP ' .. ' X' XI XI Y' -'WAS COSH 4 X XJ X, X, 1 m X Inf ,A .f.. Miss BETTY COLVIN S,OHSOP CAHMEN BETANCQUHT p CLEO HAYDEN MERL! N BLANKENSHI P AUDREY HE!SEH Presiient FRENCH FAULKNEH ,Ja BILLY DE BAUN Loss Hous5wHsaHT Reportsr about six wweks to make the trip. Undoubtedly this train same through Atasoosal The Beaten City Era, a newspaper published at Benton City in Ate-scpsa Gounty and edited by Col. J. D. Morrison in 1879, boasts ef rapid px-zzgress of their little city, of its fine school, its new gin and grist mill and of the fact that they had 11 petition before the Legislature for 2. new A? Wir ' lln0 ' V XX M' Y' -RTRS COSH An L X X X, ' - ' . 5' . 4 ,A LA VERNE JOHNSON FLOYD JOHNSON PAT STEWART Sergeantwat- H Anus 5 X GEORGYA LEA KOONCE Secfy.-Evans. LEQNA WAGNER JOHN ROYAL .141 FRANK KEISER FAT WHEELER Par2iam-niQrian C-GUSIJSY, 2'-1151 Beaten City was to be the Gmznty Seat. J. E. Sweaten J. L. Mailaleb -and Viz-gin .Tohzisan and D. K. Bradshaw were the leading merchants, Dr. S. M. Applewhite had E1 dr-'ag stare and Dr. J. M. White was the leading physician. Mr. Bowman had the blacizsxuith shag and Capt. Sam Flemini' fthe carpuntcr shop. Edwin Mitchell, ran the boot, shame and saddle slug. They hai I L L. X Z I' 2 li ID Y X K ff L. K 4 Z , Y j mBv W V -HTR5 CO5R XJ P P P P P N PN ,vs 2 P 2 W 2 2 2 LP Q 2 2 2 7 coLoN1zAT1oN 2 Q FTHE 51-MEN 9 2 1 I 1 f f P5 S L N 'Z M15 fs 7m 5 d' X TGP RGC: Doxs PRUETT, RQY QUYLLIAN, JH., CLQFTON SCHJAHT2, ff' Roaaar RQYAL, ELmnRA Fox, EVHLYN FxwfaAm, RUBY BURNAM, BRUCE LAMB, XILLIS NAUSON, VERNA UAE GATES, JOVITA MEJIA. SECOND ROW: ALFQRD COCKRELL, CAHROL Ross MATHENY, JOHNNIE EDWARDS, RQQHARD NAUSOV, LILLIAN CQPELAND, DOROTHY FAULKNER, do LE WILLIAMS, MARY ANN Bmown, Donxs WILLIAMS, ALENE HAVERLAH, KATHRYN Boone, SARAH Buamsrsrsa, Beawxca RQYAL, Mn. W. J. EYSEFNTT, Spofzsomg FIRST ROW: J. F. ANDREWS, Jw., DUDLEY ROYAL, C. H. ALLEN, JR., VESTER KENDRQCK, TAYLGH BRITE, CLOYD RQYAL, LOLA MAE MCDONALD, REBECCA CROFT, MELANIE KEISEW, KAT1E CLARI3 WILLIAMS, LOUISE wma, Nom .JANE KEYS, BEFGNADVE Bmw, LETHA RGYAL, CHARLIE FRANKL r rs . OFFICERS do LE W5LL!AmS -h ----- - ---- ppggidgnt ROBERT FWYAL- ---- -----Vice-President TAYLOR BRiTE N--- CHARLIE FRRNKLIN ----M'----Secretary --'--W----QYSGSMWQP J. F. ANUREWS, JR.---------.g9pQptgp HRUCE LAMB - ------ --Sericfegznt-at-czrvzzs Cl-OYD RGYAL ---------Puri iamentarian za new pafztoffifze Masonic hall. A. W. Huzelrigg was Sustiec of the Peace and George Hawker Know president ni' 'nine bmah: at Devinej rms deputy Wqriii. They might have szmceedcci in' gettin, 5 new ocnuniy Lf they not out off so muah torritory from Bexar and Meiinw- Counties. 'flees ocmtigr S1 illef, the new aouzaty. Elvis, of course, agus!-:cd the rapid progress af the C059 A XJ XJ XJ Xl X, L I. N , Z Y K w Y K .Q r K tb r K Y L Z 4 wz1zK x V? mn' - yfff f m xk S i up 4 S f 4 if vw F - 2 ff f XR 4 5 w,i?XxX i 1 - P , Z 1- , ,V A X Nw - r 2 fx X if-X ki N 2' 5 P 4 F 4 x w 4 2 if 4 2 4 P 4 , EXPLQRATION , g ELEMENTARY f D QCHGUL 5 D ff D 4 1 1 ' 45W qw K mln? Q x C K N N ,X 12 -i 32 u, ra 0 CA an L P S P R 2 me P R .r v-..- I SHVEITTH GRADE' Top Row: MARJOHIEQ STIAIN, RUTH HEESER, FILOIS5 EILQRIZIGZIEOII, AZIITA CGCKERKQM, WALTER CDOK, MISS Q.UDELLZS RUSSEELQ, Y-TYLI2 REED, P35131-20 132355, CARL HOLLIIIGSWORTX, JAMES GALLOWAY5 SECOND ROW: FRIUZCES HURST, PEJILCMEIIA FIGHTER ETITX LZLIJIIOR COCKRELL, MARIE ARNOLD, WILMA HANCOCK, ELLEN MAE FREURICKSON , FORTLTNADQ ARREDO2U3f33 FIRST ROW: WARHVZN WILLIAMS, F, AQEKIEZ SAMMOIZS, MARIETTA PARRISEI, JUQZTZITE EIZLLJIEIGEK, ALLEHE DOEIAHG, CHESTER BRYALJT, JEFF MILLER, ALFRED ILRNGLD, .TEAZIYXTTE BURMEISTLZR, MARJORIE SMITH, BTHEL MLNSFIESLD, MUEERT FEHXQKKLIN, ALBERT 13I.uUIE1i51fii3HIP. I V 1 1 W 1 SIXTY GRADE2, T033 Rav: FRIQJK JOHNSON, ARBLALDG EQQINLTSLJIJQIQJ, J. V. KIGHT, ALIGHL DKZTAIJCOURT, PEDRO GOZA, LEOET TVILIJIAMS, ELME? LYEYSTFLA, JALUCE G0O1fI-65123 SIECGIID HOTT: JOE DUGOSEQ, WESSLEY ZLUILLIQU, WILLLKRD BOONE, GLADYS LUCILQL GILL, L1-ILA DELL SUTTON, MARY ALICE BRYMIT, FRAIECPZ3 CJFJTU, FISTFLLA PEREYZ, LUPKS GARZA, JULIA WOOD, DORIS CROFT, MQTLF .fLI'Zl5R?IW5, fTll??BERT KOONCE, CLARK BRADLEY, MICKEY GILZ3 FIRST ROW: BILLY DEAD COBLE, M. L. TOMPSOI5, EQALPIZ RGYAL, LOUISE TAYLOR, NADIIIES ELAISKEINSIZIP, SHIRLEY JANE QUEST, JUANIZA GOGDIAAN, VIRGINIA BURMEISTZR, FRA: RLME COCKRELL, HELEEI TYAHSOH, LMJQRIE WILGOX, OPAL ROYAL, PEGGY SUE JORDAII, MARCLLZQITZT HERRIIXIGTON, LAYGYGE DONAHO, ZVQZRY FRAEICFIS NICf3ZK IARNFlR, MARTHA JAKE BRYAIIT, JJMAQES WEIITLOWP MISS ,MIDELLE RUSSELL. L , Y, , L X N z , X Y Y x Y K , V 5 K K ! I Y FIFTH GRADE TOP ROW: BURNS LOUISE GIBSON 45 'uf XJ' f XJ Xif RTOS C059 A X, X, X, Y' ' dna 5, 'SZ1 KELLY ORMAND, RAY KEIJDRICK, BURTON THOMPSON, ORENE ELDRIDGE, ELVA 'XLIGE WALKPJF GUMERSJZIDA COSAREZ MABLE LEE HIGH DAVIEL LAMBARIA MAE CAHDXLARIO SALTOS, PfDRO CASTILLO:'EDWARD DAVIS, ALVIN i1Prs, SECOND Roi: BILLY MAX ' HOUSEWRIGXT, HARLZY znnaxncy, JOHNNIE PERRELL, BONNIE Lou HOWARD, NORMA LQVELACE HQRMA HELL STQWART, MARY som HANCOCK, JUNE HERON, Lois TAYLQR, MHLVA MDGALEB ESTELL LEYSTRA BETALDPO PETA, MISS PKUTLIZEIQ P:XCHg FIRST ROW: DOROTHY: DOSSEY, BERHIGE QUALLS, MAURINE SMIIQH, QRAEQOES MI' RDAjN,A!4ARY FREDZRICKSON, DOROTEQY CROFT, BILI IE GOODMAN, BERNICE PITTMAN, NANCY BUR , JFX4 JO NS B 2515 IND FOURTH GRADE TOP ROW: SAQETIAGO RAMOS DAMLLL SISIIYROS, EUTTA BELLE HLROF5, CONCHA LEAL, MISS SALLY LOU BRAUBACET, kILI.3IkBI:IT?I WOOD, FILQNCLS TZYITSZJTE5 THIRD ROW: HUGH TQTSPTLEY, KETTNETTT ROYAL, WALTER LOY, ROY TIZKET, ERMA LLL' YI, gli, ALICIY MARJORL, WILLLMAS, KlT J.' FOSTfR, HELEN LUCILLE fllil, MRRIORITT EICIHAAH, LLXRIA COIL IZRREYZ, LLOIJARD D. BROZKI, CEJYEELLAL f1,1,V3v:.LL,' 3 SECOQID ROW: MARIORIQ, LIVZIMLA, KREGETIIYI TRIS, LAL.. BRASS AW, EUGEEE YJAGZYQR, ALICE BROOKS, TYZRFSA DUGOSH, JOHN ARCT' CHAIN, B,-XRBLRA Lil' BQIRD, BETTY JCM! TIELCH3 FUQJI' ROW: TOMEMII KYLEDRICKS, WILDA CUZRIEILHAM, JILSSEQ PUC , HAUL G0l'JL4ixL.,1l, .TAM Q EMLILZITT, v'ffL.f5TOT5 STPWJLRT, LEONARD PUGI7, IDDIFZ WALSON, LUL1 FR TCIIS QRI3 , EllkI'3'l.fJ BEZLLLIIGLR, KfXTTfTiRIQl,, i,.uDOIZ1LLQ, LUPE3 GZLRZA, ,'fIL2iN PIZNA, BARBARA qA .f, ZIZLLI. J.l K. FA X211 , VLARIA R ,AE,fiLL'l'T. k Jill? Wim. - -,Q 4 X .. ,,., 5 I I ' -IIX IUQU9 X 2 NMMA. --.-f 'K Q X Y P K N 2 2 2 X y 2 X, X f K fi ' 1 ' ,R W ww? Y N THIRD GLUADE Top Row: ALBERT PAFFGRD ETfgEL AQKERS MISS DELL JONES KENEIETA CUNNINGRAM, WILLA K 2 HAR! xmsm, CHARLES HILL, HENRY moi, oLIv.tR LEYEQRA, Romfzm D. MSWALDQ sewna Row: Boom' N 613303, HUNTER TIEKEN GENA MAE JENKINS CABAIJL DAVIS, PHIL KUONCE, HELEN MEZER, MAUD ADGDGK, K MARIE .TOYGE TROELL, 2,615 BURMEISTER, EDiTH HELL DAVIS, SARAH BURMEZISTER3 First How: MARY LOUISE CROFT, WALTER FAUTJEKJEIR FANYFIE M. BARGSLEY, BETTY PRESTON, LYTLE BLANKENSIZIP, JOE GOODMAN, x BQBBY JOHNSON ROY D. HARDY XNITA PARRISH LSILDRED SWAIH DORIS HOLLQUXIGSWORTH ALFRED URSEL. f I I P I .9 I V X g fi x Y p X N 2 K' N 2 ? L , Q f 'K X 2 SEGOND GRADE Top Row: KISS MILDRED GOUGHRAN5 Third Row: .TAMES TAYLGR WILLIE ADCOCK, LILY Z MAE WTEEATOH, JDSEPHIZTE AKERS MARY WALKER, WILLIAM WIQNTEHS, TED S-QXHYOIUS, EIL.-IE HERON, FAISINIF' X WHFTZJRSQ Second Raw: EARL BSATRIGEZT, JR., CLAYTON PAFFORD, FRANK HARRFILL, JUNIGR YYAGNER, I 'IM SHONE NELDA LOIS ROYAL WILLOVENE ROYAL STOHLEY BURNS' First Row: BERNICE COGDILL IP 'fmrzsm cfa6cKER, Bozeman: worm: Bosnia JEAN Auvxfivsorx, MILDRED ISITTMJLN, BARNEY nfmmm. ' Z Y f YQVII1 ww ilu? KJ, XJ: - RTPXS CCSP 1 XJ XJ XJ Xl XJ f - Im g, P, SECGND GRAJS Top Row: MISS MARZEE ORMAQID, ELIZIABYATH TRKZYBHICKSOI-E, CHARLIE? TFRSY, DONT-TIF! BETH STEYIART, ARTHUR ROE-SALE SWEET, LIONEL BURTON5 Seaoni Row: CILERLILS OWEN MILLLQR, .TS.MfTS EDWIN B,A,REFIT1LD, THOMAS '1'IA,E5SOH, DOROTHY FETTIRS, CORA LII?-. LEYSTRA, RALPH BLQLNKZZNSHIP, IZORILCQ ROYAL, MARG1RQ.l' AJOY, FRAIICES RIPF3, FRLIIJE C0155 First Row: JACKIE! HLEFT, CARL B.f'i.K2QR, UAVID PORTWR, JOZCE1 BTADLIS, JIRGINIA ECDL JORDAH, ZMEURRIS MQDONALD, GEYZEVA B'A.'!'.l KETIDRICK, DICKUZ MITTALICK, JCE?-I HIIJIQ' WEBB. I FUZST GRADE Top Row: C'I?MiLi'I3 PAFFORD, EVA CARGLDEEQ WILLLXNIS, AILIFIII MQRRfS, TROY FRWETT, ELIw.lvf.AG2.AIJ '.Tj,?fATOH, AUDRIT1, ILE WHZZATON, MILDRE3 JU PORTER, ZILGIY H. ALLIZI, CIEESTESR FDSTVRQ Scazonci Row: ITGRMA, ALLZIQT ROIIGLRS, LQEZRQTIC 931123, BZIRKA iL,'ALLS, LOHEQAQ, BJLOWC, PEARL BROETI, MARLV LU 3152 LINEJECR, LLXBT .A lJ'7G0iiEi, ARTILTTR HRRDY, K,ATf,LLlkII MORRIS, MASFLIUIZ HYDEIZ, WALLACE LFE P WOODS, CARL WALKQIR, WELQBOZJ BOG123, WLNSTOIS ADCOCK, MRS. B!aR13,l? OLIVFZAS First Row: DZLZBLIRV' FORREST, :fo JTLL BLMIKEMSMIP LDIS PAFFOQD HAROLD RAM GGODIJLAIJ BILLY KILSOZ BKRFIALZ, DARE WALL, Ff'xfEL'I25lFER!BFlLL imggcis com, PATAD6LLBY,.TR., izmzc C3125 Pixma, xlozixsz ximmf, c. o. LRBY, MYYZTLTI Maori. L X . ! m Y Y Xu 1 K N Y L Z Y 4 Z Y V 221. xy v v fm 1- x - 1- 1 - 1 f .-19 4 ' SEVOZTD Aff 11 i ui .aa . : Q. : L.: . . -1: L L U, 4 L , IL AIQHQI3, ROBlR'f HXVIS, 3211602-TA RGLSKVIKSYZ, ROSA LUPE, MARIA CHAPA, MARY MGLITUL, ADELA COMPOS, fQFClEIDfL5. V RCCRIQLXQEZ, F1333 CIC, ORTIZ, .TOE LZULINA, ROY ENRILXULEZ. SECOND ROW: MANUEL SISITZRO, ZSTFZLLA ROMERO, AKITA C:X5'TIlvLO, PAULINZL LEAL, AVE HTJIZAR, RALPH SAUCGE, EAILRCEILS. LOFZRP., ELIDA. REBDRIQUTIZ, COITCHIB. HUERTA, RAMEJIO RALUEL, BGHAFACIO COMPAS. FIRST ROW: CRISJM TA LQEEYGORIA, RAFAEL GOIICSALES, FRANCILA LUIICCIRIA MARY LGU GONZALFZ M' 4. 5 V' 4 V' ' f ARRORA GOPZBAL JOSE WS, I0-JLPHINI' GOIZALLQ, HELEE5 1PER1.Q, ?ETRT5,lC3'.A PZIREEL, P TFCJO, J .U FAI AR lhlm in TBI N , FRA V' A PEZTIA was .K 'Q V FIRE? UHCIEEIDO GUTTIERES, A339325 CAMPUS, JESSE SALIS, ELVIEIU FTEUTES! ALFREDO HUIZAR, JCE RIVA3, JOSE CHAPA, ELIAS FUEIJTES. FIRST ROW: MARY LOUISE SLBETCSS, MIPTNIEJ RQDRIQJEZZ, IOSE3rfH3'-E GfIZfTI?,H3Z3, MAIQIA CAMPUS, RAFAIELA QCETOA, LUFE QIUTTIERIZS, FRED GOHZALBS, ALICE RGERILLLEZ. SLCUAD ROW: EVA ROIMERU, v'?IuLLE RIVAS, SAMUEL L Y Z N Z NN u m Y , Y L J K wzllx 'nf 57' l1,. was Cosa 4 XJ XJ XJ Xl XJ n fi! ' u w? P V N Q , f N Q 7' I 2 4,' 1+ 4. ' l V N 2 K 2 ,I+ k 1' 4 4 4 I .K Q ,4 1 v f W x w V 2 + 2 X N M4 2 - Y f x 2 P 2 k f 2 2 N - f x X THE CQNFEDERAQY-A 2 AN ORGANIZATICJN or-1 uN1TY L 2 RGANIZATIONS 4 7 - r 2 Y 1 x N N N 2 2 Q 2 2 P Q CDHGANIZAT IONS P . Z AcTlv,1 TY Js FIGURATIVELY A FABU- I LUM TO EVERY PERSON AND ORGANIZATIONS ,D ARE DENTAINLY DONORS OF WOFITHFWHILE k ,INTEREST AND OCCUPATION Fon THEIR MEN,- Bsns. F ALERT, IMPETUOUS STUDENTS DESIRE AND DEMAND DIVERSITY. A 2 PLEASANTON HIGH ScHoDL HAS CREATED E ORGANIZATIONS IN ORDER THAT STUDENTS H MAY INDICATE THEIR WI LLINGNESS AND P ABTLITY T0 WORK- P P P P P P 7 4 :I FII! ' v v M N X .II, S D B M4 TOP ROW: CLEO HAYDEN, GERTHUDE MAGHEN, ARNINDA BELLINGER, LA MERLE QUILLIAN, EDITH BROOM, EDITH ADDINGTON, LINNIE B. HILL, DQRIS WYLLIAVS, LE GREA BELLQNGER, MARY FRANCIS BURMEISTER, KATHERINE BQONE. SECGND ROW: LQUISE BHASHEAE, JIMMIE KAGEELI, ANNA LoIs HQUSEWRIGHT, HELEN CHAIN, BESSIE BRITE, OMA LDUISE Dosqzv, LINKIE EAKINS, MARY ANN BROWN, ALENE HAVERLAH, LOUISE WARD, VERNA MAE GATES, BERNIQE ROYAL, do LE WILLIAMS, ROSEMARY FRANKLIN, LOLA MAE MCDONALD, BERNAQINE BOMBA, DORGTHY FAULKNER, CEGILY ANN WHITLOW, DQEQTHY GLENN JAMISON, MADELEINE WILLIANS, MAGKIE BELL NCKENZIE, MELANIE KEISEE, KATIE OLAEIS WILLIAMS, NORA JANE KEYS, SARAH 3wnmEIsTEw, LETHA ROYAL, CHARLIE FRANKLIN, MILE BETTY COLVlp, DINNER -BELLE S OFFICERS BESSIE BRITE - --'------- MADELEINE WILLIANs--V5 CEcILY ANN WHITLOW -- CC' ----Secretary DQROTHY GLENN dAMlSON---- -President President Treasurer ANNIE LOIS HouSEwRIeNT---.R9p0p5Qr THE Homa ECGHOMICS CLUB QRLGINATEB UNDER THE ABLE DIRECTION or MISS LGHA MEAoows. THE NAYE UDINNER BELLESH WAS GIVEN TO THE CLUB, WHICH FIRST CONSISTED Louise WILLIAMS. GF ONLY A FEW MEMBERS. THE SECOND SPONSOR WAS MISS AFTER WORKING FAITHFULLY WITH THE CLUB FOR ONE YEAR, SHE WAS SUCCEESED BY MiSS BETTY COLVIN, WHO BY HER EFFORTS HAS MADE THE CLUB WHAT IT !S TO-DAY. EACH YEAR THE CLUB HAS GRDWN UNTlL IT IS Now THE LARGEST THIS YEAR THE ORDER TO DEVELQP EAcN YEAR THE THIS YEAR, MQNEY AMATEUR HQUR. CLUB IN THE SCHOOL- I CLUB TOOK AS ITS PROJECT, THE ART OF ENTERTAINING, IN POISE THROUGH EXPERIENCE. CLUB SEHDS DELEGATES T0 THE HGME ECONOMICS RALLY- TQ SEND DELEGATES TO SAN ANGELS WAS RAISED BY ii little city, hui it went ahead and continued to prosper until 1881 when the railroad came, and the tuwn of Lytle was established. Lytle finally put Benton City aff the map. Nothing but the empty school house remains, and that no douht'would have gone had it not been so well built of rack. 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F' E13 2' LQ 335 Z 7 2-n - SVU -ummm! :Q I-Hg y 5' win: 22 Q 29, ' ww 7 Q f H Y 1 U 'UK ,K nk ZX Ik ,M :K M. , wah nk nk ek nk A nX nk :Xu :M nh Lk! 2 2 2 2 2 2 fb 'N 5 4 N I I 1 T Ch igigg C O UI I I P S P S P K' P K, Y' hi Y' X .d4IS TOP ROM: ARMINDA BELLINGER, MR. W. J. EVERITT, LA MERLE QUILLIAN, r LILLIAN COPELAND, HACKIE BELL MCKENZIE, LINNIE B. HILL, RODNEY BRAUGHLE, BlLLY DE BAUN, ROBERT HOLLINGSWCRTH. SECOHD Row: JIMMIE KADERLI, OMA LOUISE DUSSEY, EVELYN FKNIGAN, CLEC HAYDEN, EDITH ADDlNGTON, LE GREA ',i BELLINGEH, MARY FRANCIS BURMEISTER, LA VERNE JOHNSON, GLYN TAYLOR. FIRST Row: BERNADINE BOMBA, GEORGIA LEA KDONCE, do LE JILLIAE5. ROSEWARY FRANKLIN, AUDREY HEIGEF, BESSIE BRITE, GERTRUQE MAGHEN, HELEN GRAIN, DOHGTHY GLENN JAMSSGN, MADELEIHE WILLIAMS, LOUISE BRASHEAH. CACAHU ATE S OFFICERS 7,8 GEORGIA LEA KDONCE M.---..... .... pfQ3ijemt BESSYE 9RiTE ----- ----------- Vice Presijsnf AUDREY HEISEH ------.-......... Ngicpgtgp, ,F HELEM CHAIN ..-.-.w.-...-...... --g9fOpt Q ROBERT HOLLINGSWOHTH ..... 59pQQanf-gt.Apm5 DOROTHY GLENN JAHISON- .... -Purligmantgrign fa THE CAGAHUATES SFEUI H CLUB WAS QRGANIZED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PRESENT SCHOOL TERE IV 1y,j. IT HAS T ENTY-NINE CHARTER MEMBERS AND TWO NEW 'EMBEH5- THE AIN OF THE GLUE IS TC STIMULATE THE usa OF FLUENT SPAQ fa NISH BY IMPRGVING vHcNuwCIATInN, INTERPRETATIQN, AND UNDERSTANDING. Mn. W. J. EVERITT IS SPONSOR OF THE CACAHUATES CLUB. 2 2 one marning in the absence of her brother in milk. The saws hal never seen a girl in thg pun 'fa before ahf they wou1dn't let her come ncfr them. Uniaunted, Sha 3193 herself back to the house i:ns E Suzi of har broLher's ole zlcthes, rlaps tis old hat on har head anL gses back to the Q95- PGH and milks fha cwva witiout any Trouble. The editor aide that trifles will never bathe? a ri, r I r N l L was l cosa I I I f f 1Qi,25'g5-:i ,' f 1 1 1 1 an AB + x x x x - 1 - I f um S L X ' f x 2 x ' Q A mmm., ' ,X I fl Z xi , x , ' x 2 ' N TOP RCN: IQHSS BETTY Smvuw, in-:Nga Loxs Houssiwmrsm, MARY Am: Einovm, y Z HELEN Cmxrz, Lrrwari EE. FULL, Dems ?J'!LLlAI'.'!S, CLEC1 HAYDEN, MAO1-Q15 K SHELL NCKENZIE, LA MERLE QulLL1AN, LA VEHNE Jorsmsosf. Tsaxmn Row: Vxnsfrslr. VAY:-JALD, Aumsv HEVSER, CEOILY ANN T!mTLow, ?.fAQELExreE X 'UILL!,i?fS, LENELL HULLEIAAN, SARAH Buswaesvsa, do Ls .1-rLLaAf:a, fi Louisa 1'!As2:,, KATHHYN BQQNE, JIHMIE KADEFKLI, ALENE HAHJSRLAH, xx-'EFINA X MAE GATES, Giomsla LEA Koomxz, DGROTHY ELEM: dmvzzsmrz. SEGQMD Row: 5 N Lomas Brszxsuznra, CHARLIE Fmzamrm, Roiimmv FRAMKIJN, Lois TAYLOR, ' Q RUTH Hessen, EDITW Acnxrscarom, Sezzsxs !flR!TE. Fiasw' Rom QQYGE BOONE, LINKIE EAKIMS, dom: HENRY WEBB, x 9 SQUAD . GFFICERS AHMINQA BELL:Nasa-----M---P51152vosrn' , N LE Gam 23Ez.LsNaErzV--v-vice,-Pmzssszm' ' 2 Lemza B. HILL' N-1--W------SECRETARY g HADELEYME WULL:Mas---Q-f----Tfiafasufwilgsiz HELEN QRA1 rQ..-..m,..------.----REPQHTER 2 ' Trai PEP SQUAD WF 0333 OF PLEAESANTON HIGH SCHOQL, Mn uw QRGANQZATIGN 5 N os' T5-EE 8o'fom,, was saavxvzc UNDER THE CAPABLE EIRECTICQZ OF 1,1185 EEETTY 2 Cmvm. 1 THE AVA QF we Fir SQMAQ is TO FUHMISH PLEr:Tw' wHaLE1sorzE PEP Pow N X we FOGTEALL UEAOLEZI' we Yi'AR QLD P. if. S. THE PEP SQQAD HAD SEVERAL 5 2 FZALLEYS, msn :T UPHfL!.C Irs TEM: a5a.:AHKABx.v WELL. Y Tvs PSP SQUAD wiwerzs, Llwxia EAKIVS, Vxacznvm 7fA'fv:ALf,, AVE Domwv K ?LEErQ JAUQSQM woes GQEAT SKILL fr: LEADING THE PEP SQQAD. X Tsar: ms-xffm ws coreazefw QF vzeszra DRESSES, AND WHYTE GAPEQ me caps, 2 LINED www GREEN. J I X giyl like this. Whig giwl at fishat wiifg-2 was 'ircxie Smith? The Monitor has been moved to , Jozerdemiorn 1311411 1:5 still in operation Loflayw The mail iirfzm :San imicnin to Lumidee waz carried an N pack mules in KSZHL .Ioan Rasta, the Xfafchvzr ui mr-Capt. Tom Rosa, the sfficsizsl intezpsrier in the 2 Fedeful Court, sazcosedafi the rmiLcssrriuv who had 'been killed by Indizsns. The mail went out by - Y L M L Y vvvx' f , , , , f If .ffm I - 2 Ip L2 Q V P P Q pw L, TGP ROW: J. F. ANDREWS, JR., ROY QUILLIAN, EDITH BRQQM, Jimmie KADERLM LINKTE EAKINS, PAT STEWART, ROBERT ROYAL, RQBEHT HoLLlNsswcRTH, GLYN TAYLOR, ANNIE LEAH QHITE, FACULTY Anvlsoag ALFORD COCKRELL. FIRST I Row: TAYLOR BHITE, DOROTHY FAULKNER, LA MERLE QUILLIAN, do LE 'fa WILLIAMS, AUDREY HEISER, MACKIE BELL MCKENSIE, DQRQTHY GLENN JAMISON, MADELEINE WILLIAMS, Louise BRASHEAR. L F P RIC-RACQUET P OFFICERS ,J Auuaev Hessen -------- .... ---.gpQ55jQnt MADsLExmE WILLIAMS ------yiCG ppQSiJQnt LA MERLE QUTLLTAN ------ .... Lggcrgtarv Y ROBERT HOLLINGSWUHTH ...,. .,.. TWGQSHPQQ fa J. F. ANDREWS, JR. -------- ---- Reporter GLYN TAYLQR ------------Parliamentarian Lg THE Ric-RACQUET TENNIS CLUB wAs QRGANTZED IN THE FALL or 1935 WITH A MEMBERSHIP OF TWENTY. MISS ANNIE LEAH WHITE IS FACULTY ADVISOR. T THE PURPOSE OF THE CLUB IS T0 FOSTER INTEREST IN TENNIS, T0 DE' fa VELOP A FEELING oF GOOD SPUHTSMANSHIP AMONG THE NEMBERS, AND TO SELECT THE TENNIS TEAMS T0 REPRESENT PLEASANTON HIPH SGHGOL AT THE La ATASCOSA COUNTY INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE MEET. 2 Somerset and Pleasanton twice a week. If it reached Pleasanton before dark a crowd would gat- her arnund the postoffice and Postmaster J. S. Ramsey wuuld eali out the names of everyone to I vhom a letter was addressed. The first railroad that was ever layed off in Atassosa County ',i was layed off by the I. a G. N. RR Cumpany in 1882, about three miles east of the present town yin Jrywm 'mMz,S ,A Jw xQ9?QQ If I TOP RCN: NR. J. N. JAHEQLI, MISS SALLY BRAUBACH, Hai. CHARLES WEBB, MISS RUTH THOMAS, MISS DELL JUMES, MR. R. L. MATTuEw3. SEGOND Raw: MRS. O. R. MITTAacK, HQ.. BUF? Qvuxrms, HRS. FRED URQEL, Miss UARZEE OHQANU, URS. TDM FRANKLIN, Mas. GHAWLES HILL, MMS. E. L. EUSANK, MRS. J. N. KADENLI, VQS. P. W. Summa, MRL. Sfawplma Wvon, Muze AUDELLZ RUSSELL, Mme. Jana JAV. THIRU Row: MRS. E. E. HAVEELAH, 323. M. BCWIER, Una. CARL Sana , Mai. BAAUUE OLIVER, Miss PAULIME PACS, MISS iwwri Limn THITS, V113 WETWY CoLvxw, M154 MILDREQ C:fGwRAN, f,, MR. L. R4 IirvnLau, 'Q. 7. J. E':4ITT. I I I OFFICERS Mas. J. M. KRQEHLI H ------------' 'PFw3fQ nt MHS. GEQHQE WILLIAVS - ..... fipgi yiQg-grQg, MVIS' 9- U- T551-SCH - ----- -Sfseomg V'iQ-.iw-Pmffs. MHS' H' G' HOWWRD -'------ -Thivi Vice-PWQS. MPT3. JSHN JINKINS - .--------- ----- S' ggQ2'ygfM7 74,' Mas. G. R. Mrrrgvcu --.-----n--- --uTr,gSgrL? THE VLEFQANTON FAR5NT'TEACHE? ASSCCIATIGN WAS QRGANIQEL GGTJBEH I+, 1902 WITH TEN CAARTER VEHRERS. THE QBQEQTQ GF THIS QRGRHIQATIQN AWE A3 FULLQHSI T0 PRDMCTE CHILD WELFARE IN HUME, SCHUGL, CHURCH, ANG CGPHUNITYQ TG RAISE THE STAUDARLG QF HOME LIFEQ T0 SECUQE ADEQUATE LAWS FDR THE CARE AND PRGTECTIGN OF CHILDRENQ TG BRING INTQ CLGLEH RELATION THE HOME AND THE SCHQGL THAT PARENTS AND TEACHHQS HAY COOPERATS IHTHLLIGEUTLY IN THE TRAINING QV THE CHILDQ AMD TG DSCELUF GHTHEEN EDUCATJR3 HD THE GENERAL PURLIC SUCH UNITED EFFQHT3 AL WILL SECURE FOR EYE?Y QHILD THE HIGHEST ADVANTAGE IN PHYSICAL, MENTAL, MORAL, AMD SPIRITUAL EDUCATION. THE FHEQEHT ASSOCIATIQN HAS A MEHSEHSHIP GF EIGHTY-FIVE. enf Lytla. They bzzilt a station and I1-aTL.:,:ci it Atassosa. B. G. .hmrircvrs , my Eingalishma-n, hu, fan shui thq Tang. He get into Z squabblm with the railroai uumpaay and tguy told him if L+ Iidg'i QOMG aafqss they would mavd has iwpot. with the FnQ1ishman'S brand Sounding 'K' hw Said. 'YOU cw.n't move it, itfs on my 1anfl. Legally they ay Trl 4101 have :saved it, but the rf:.il1'o:3.L mompany 1 , , f fif- xf X1 v x x XR 1,5 l BULL-F161-ITING ,AN EARLY SPORT IN TEXAS ATI'-ILE T 1 C 5 f ll X' fr. ,. 1 1 XJ: f nf RTPNS COSFS 1 Xl XJ XJ Xl K K ' I-'UA 1 fnMw.S I l - THLETIC5 THE FOOTBALL TEAM OF P. H. S. PLAYED SOME SPLENDID GAMES UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF COACH L. R. NEDSALEK. THE LlNE-UP IS AS FOLLOWS! FULL- BACK-ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH QCAPTAIND, LEFT HALF-H. G. HOWARD, JR., RIGHT- HALF'MERLlN BLANKENSHIP, QUARTER BACK-EARL ROYAL, LEFT END-GLYN TAYLOR, LEFT TACKLE-CARROLL ROSS MATHENY, LEFT GUARDvFHANK KEISER, CENTER-RODNEY BRAUCHLE, RIGHT GUARD-DCIS PRUETT, RIGHT TACKLE-JOHNNIE EDWARDS, AND RIGHT-END-MELVIN ROYAL. THE TENNIS TEAMS, OOACHED BY MISS ANNIE LEAH WHITE, BROUGHT BACK SEVERAL HONORS FROM THE COUNTY TENNIS TOURNAMENT HELD AT CHARLOTTE ON MARCH 13 AND 1LI., 1936. THE TENNIS TEAMS ARE AS FOLLOWS! SENIOR GIRLS SINGLES-AUDREY HEISER, SENIOR GIRLS DOUDLES-LOUISE BHASHEAR AND EDITH BROOM, JUNIOR GIRLS SINGLES-DOROTHY FAULKNER, JUNIOR GIRLS DOUDLES-GEORGIA LEE KOONCE AND JO LE WILLIAMS, SENIOR BOYS SINGLES-H. G. HOWARD, JR., SENIOR BOYS DOUSLES-RODNEY BRAUCHLE AND ROBERT ROYAL, JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES- TAYLOR BRITE, JUNIOR BOYS DOUBLES'J. F. ANDREWS, JR., AND DUDLEY ROYAL. THE PLACES WON. FIRST-JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES, FIRST-JUNIOR GIRLS DOUBLES, AND SECOND-JUNIOR BOYS DOUBLES. THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR BOYS BASEBALL TEAMS HAVE PROGRESSED VERY MUCH UNDER THE COACHING OF MR. R. L. MATTHEWS. THE JUNIOR BOYS HAVE PLAYED AS FOLLOWS! PLEASANTON 6-OAMPBELTON 31, PLEASANTON 25-LEAL 11, PLEASANTON 12-COUGHRAN 9, AND PLEASANTON 12-POTEET 5. THE SENIOR GIRLS BASEBALL TEAM, COAOHED BY MR. W. J. EVERITT, AND THE JUNIOR GIRLS BASEBALL TEAM, COACHED BY MRS.lDA WEBB, HAvE DONE SOME EXCELLENT PRACTICE WORK, HAVING wON MOST OF THE GAMES THEY HAvE PLAYED WITH OTHER TEAMS. THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM wAS ORGANIZED AS A PHASE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION BY MISS BETTY COLVIN, THEY HOPE TO PERFECT THE ORGANIZATION AS A COMPETITIVE TEAM NEXT YEAR. THE VOLLEY BALL GAMES FOR THE SHORT SEASON FURNISHED FUN AND EN- JOYMENT FOR THE TEAM. THE SPIRIT OF SPORTSMANSHIF wAS EvER ON THE ALERT. THE SEASON DID NOT END WITH A SCORE OF VICTORIOUS GAMES, BUT OUR COLORS WERE ALWAYS FLYING wITH A LOYAL TEAM BACKING THEM. MISS AUOELLE RUSSELL wAS COACH. PLEASANTON TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS IN THE ATASCOSA COUNTY MEET WERE VERY SATISFACTORY. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS: SENIOR BOYS: SHOT PUT-THIRD PLACE-ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH, JUNIOR HIGH BOYS: HIGH JUMP-TIED FOR SECOND PLACE-ROY QUILLIAN, JR.5 BROAD JUMP-THIRD PLACE-RODNEY BRAUCHLEQ BROAD JUMP-FOURTH PLACE-ROY QUlLLIAN,dR.Q1OO YD. DASH-FOURTH PLACE-RODNEY BHAUCHLEQ 50 YD. DASH-FOURTH PLACE-RODNEY BRAUCHLE, MMO YD. RELAY- SECOND PLACE-ROY QUILLIAN, JR., RODNEY BRAUCHLE, DUDLEY ROYAL, AND VERGIL MANNQ BROAD JUMP-FIRST PLACE-JAMES GALLOWAYQ 50 YD. DASH-SECOND PLACE- JAMES GALLOWAYQ 100 YD. DASH-FIRST PLACE-PEDRO CASTJLLQ 100 YD. DASH- SECOND PLACE-WYLIE REED3 MMO YD. RELAY-FIRST PLACE-PEDRO CASTILL, JAMES GALLOWAY, OANDELERO SANTOS, AND WYLIE REED. 5 . I Z 1 lb Y N I K K S K K Z Y V x i v V x' v V -- x x x x D Q lI II P 7 P P 2 P 2 L FOOTBALL TEAM TOP RON: EARL ROYAL, TRQY BLANKENQHIP, MELVIN ROYAL, ROBERT ROYAL, L Lp Rosen? HGLLINGSWQHTH, GLYN TAYLQR, MERLIN BLANKENSHIP, H. G. HOWARD, JR., LEE Rav NEDBALEK, CQACH. SECOND RON:PAT WHEELER, JOHNNY ELWARDS, Dois PRUETT, ROUNEY BRAUCHLE, I FRANK KEISEH, CARROLL Ross MATHENY, ALFORD GQCKRELL. I Q eik o Q I WML. LL l ,MI Ia. A P f' 2 ' TENNIS TEAM L ,F TGP ROW: AUDREY HEISEH, LOUISE BRASHEAH, EDITH Enoom. SECGND RGW:TAYLon QUITE, J. F. ANDREWS, JR., DUULEY RuYAL, DORGTHY FAULKNER, GEQHGIA LEA KQQNCE, MISS ANNIE LEAN WHITE, COACEQ Jo LE La WILLIAMS, ROBERT ROYAL, RODIEY SRAUCHLE, H. G. HOHARD, JR. , sent a bunch of men out there GHC mornink about iaylight on two flat cars, and before the old ,fi Englishman knew what was going n, txey jacks? up that building site at Ly?1e. The town of Lytle was namei after John T. Lytlc, a wealthy, well-known ranahman. Sher1ff Duck of Atasoosa County and tie Sheriff of Uvalde County ask ihe sheriffs of the various counties in Scukhwest 4 1 b Win WE ' .. XJ, xr X-If X-If X71 RTPX5 COSR A xl xl XJ X1 L fiumip' XS CRS!-1 - -vv- -- -'--w-.-,7---q...Y .-.1-ag--,.,, TOP ROW: Mn. Roeaav L. MATTHEWS, COACHJ Dons PRUETT, C. H. ALLEN, Bnucz LAMB, WQLLIS WAQSQN, CAHRQLL Ross MATHENY, RQY QulLL1AN, dn., RBDNEY BHAUCHLE. FIQST RGw:doHw RQYAL, TAYLQH Baars, RIGHARD Wasson, VESTER KENQRJCK, J. F. ANDREWS, JR., DUDLEY ROYAL, ALFDRD CDCKRELL, CLQYD ROYAL. SENIOR BASEBALL TEAM TOP ROW: JQVITA MEJA, LJLLQAN CoPELAmn, Rusv BUHNAM, Ma. LEE RGY NEQBALEK, OQASHQ SARAH BURMAISTEE, ALENE HAVERLAH, EERNADIME BomBA, BERNIQE ROYAL. FIGS' ROW:RosEMAav FRANKLQN, LOLA MAE MCDONALD, DORIS W1LLxAms, VERNA MAE GATES, GEORGIA LEA KQQNCE, LETHA ROYAL, CHARLEY FRANKLIN, MELANIE KEISER, KATIE QLARl3 WxLLlAms, NOHA JANE KEYS. Texas tu send tu each other the names of the known criminals So bold and so numer th ' ous 'vera horse thieves, outlaws and refugees from 'ustioe tI't th 1 'H ' t 5 organixed what they called protective comiittees tgmsuppgrtaigibgggigejit2?efZ ?evera1 egunties suppress.--1875. John F. Lytle started 10,000 head of cattle north from his Mzggnifiiiiirgiy L. , Y K z li li Y x Z n Z 5 Z V li Y' Zy?7W m XJ, RTPI5 C059 A L L L n L I - - ZQiffmgS ,ll xxu XXJ xx! 'RJ YKXNN f'M ZZ 5' II ff r Q Q v ff -Vw. . Jumon BASEBALL TEAM TOP ROW: SANTIAGO RAMAS, CONDELARIQ SANTOS, DANIEL LAMBARIA, WARHEN FREDRICKSQN, JIMMIE GALLOWAY, CHESTER BRYANT, CARL HOLLINGSWORTH, PEDRO OASTILLO. SECOND ROW:DANIEL SISNEROS, ALFRED ARNOLD, CLAYSON MANN, MR. R. L. MATTHEWS, GGACHQ NINO PENA, HENINO CASTILLG, JEFF MILLER. BASKET BALL TEAM TOP ROKR MR. LEE ROY NEDBALEK, COACHQ LENELL HOLLETAN, CLEO HAYDEN, CECILY ANN WHITLOW, LE GREA TELLIMGER, LINNIE B. HILL, MARY FRANCIS BURMEISTE2, BESQIE BRITE, SECGND RQg:LA VERNE JOHNSQN, do LE WILLIAVS, HELEN GRAIN, Owe LOUISE DOSSEY, AUDREY HEISES, EDITH ADDINGTON, GEORGIA LEE Kosmos. morning lMarch 7, 18821. 220,000 head ef cattle were driven zurth from this section in that year. The magnitude of the cow Business in Southwmst Texhs in The early days may be seen from these items taken fram the Western Stock Journal, published in Pleasanton, in 1875. W. S. Hall of Rockport brings suit against Jim Lowe of Dogtown Know Tildenj in McMullen County and Bennett 'f I A ,,.. x' M' XJ xf HTH-S Cosa 4 X yi XJ XJ n A XR '--111.5 2 k 1 2 2 2 f 2 2 P 2 2 P 9 2 +2 2 P 2 2 PEP SQUAD AT FIRST GAME GRADE SCHCZDL, BASEBALL. TEAM P P P , ,J v v xy v v A- x x - 1 x f nlk x P hf fif P P P P P P P P wx , . 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Q 2 4 A E V' 1' 1 , ' wfgx e .fp - Q ,f x ff, f V , f 1. ? vi 25, I 4. ' , if - 02.5 ' Wg, JM: ' F F P' P 7 M Q .. x V' 2 P 7 k 'ij QM 5 ..,A,. --1.- -::1-1 P W if K 2? P K. 5 l ,,.:' :'11 :' 5 ' , Musgrave of Atascosa Goufky for S102,c397.00, 2- little balance flue on ihe sale QE Q. ranch and 2 same cattle. The only soldier of the Battle of San Jacinto buried in Ahascosa Gqunty is Alfred, Kelso, who died May 12, 1859 and is buried in the Brite Cemetery. The following is taken from 'the Ate-soosm Monitor in 1929: Tvm men wha parted on the mrdstle trails in Kansas in 1873 met ? m. , Lf XJ' XJ' XJ' X-If mf -PuTPx5 COSR 4 XJ XJ XJ X, L L f .-IW , 5 ' D D 3 , '- ' K -Q .fb s Q f . N if g ix, A, W v V Q ' -Q i A 5 . AV an . in W ga N if i Ja, . gi.. x ,. gpi P 2 P ,. W P 5 151 J ' X , as k an i P - ZW P f, 7 2 i N! 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Heiflh C-rain Alford Cockw-ell 2 Gecvreva Leg Kocmge Fe-fst 'Red iov- Fi an Se-:mov Exfempovdmeovs P 'ni Speech P P COUN x TY F N MEET F w1NN1'-335 2 Q Cheslcerv 131-3-Arpt' 2 Marjorie 'Swan-1. x Tied for FHSL f Awxvthlmeiw' c. 2 P P P Beiizsli E11 9.StOh Stow-3 Teil i hg P 4 'Jr Reavig Wrkfers W ,RTR5 CO5R v x' xx x x, X D P P. 2 P 2 2 2 f BooK IV 2 2 JGURDANTCN P The Seat of County Administration The Galaxy of stars Presents a section Without mars k Here it is: P 2 or 2 2 2 2 2 Q VIH. ff! XJ' XJ' Xl' Xf Ny' HTPN5 CCSP nn XJ XJ XJ X, xxx f . n t ' l P I. P X N r f . r 2 r r 2 N 1 2 P P , P . P P An advertisement is directed at x your interest-it pays to notice. 2 F I P f' K N 1' df N 5 f rf x 2 X 2 z I X 2 Z 2 r Y Tp, ff.. 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P Mdrquefrfe Cfrculoufwora Mcnovcielf' W Q Josephine Broun Ar-T' Hdvwer' P f -- - - V ----- - - Tj, lm. 1- w w w w XR - V-I 21, 4 ' 5 w Y 2 Q s F 2 P P 2 Q N pw A P 2 ?f'0P63x vcarcf 2 as Dedicmfxcrw F MWNQ 305001 K' 2 N E Ei-QITUFGS P , in A , xg Uulgskz, Q, f vu f5ULfW!Gf!Q5 ' f 2 W STQLF DUST P 37 . lm. W M NJ XJ XJ XI PtTPi5 COSR A XJ XJ XJ ' f i t In this year 1935-36. which initiates the publication of an annual for Jourdanton High School as well as for many other schools in the county, we have endeavored to make this book successful in its every aspect. The theme. unique as it may appear, represents the original ideas of our students and has given them an unusual opportunity for artistic expression. lf this book of memories will in after years convey to you and enliven in you the happy moments of your high school years, then its purpose will. be fulnlled. If we could look into the future as the star gazer. and see what life holds in store for us perhaps the con- stellations would be of more significance. We sincerely hope that they may serve as beautiful an inspiration for the modeling of your lives as they have for the preparation of this book. May these pages for the present and the future instill in your hearts a love for your school life and may the stars light your way upon the path of life. X X, s 5 Y K N V Z Y K Z Y Z l l Y K K ef 4 wz1zX W 0 Qjig, ,mmm v v v x, 1- 1 Because of his sincere interest and untiring efforts in promoting the general welfare of the school and because of his loyal support and cooperation in making the publication of this book possible, we dedicate this, the first issue of the Galaxg, I0 O. W. PETERS. For the past three years Mr. Peters has been superin- tendent of our school and has Won for himself the respect and admiration of the students of Jourdanton High School. xl: X11 XJ, XJ! X71 RTPKS COSP4 1 XJ X XJ Xl L Y L 1 -ll2' ,5 J f 1 Z ' V ,i- -Y 1 'Illu . 'X ' Ilnkvhsllb VI I. f If ws m x x x x xf iggjiiggi 312' Ia-eff W K? REEEEEE Immmg- 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 QIDE VIE: WIQH SCHULL BUILDING IN TUE SYSTEM SF JGURDAWTQN FUBLIC SCMQQLE, THERE ARL FIFTEEN TEAQHEGS. CF THESE FIFTEEN, THE SIX HIGH SCHGQL TEACEHYG WAVE DEGREES. IN THE QHAYE SCHGQL FOUR or THE NINE HAVE Q YPLSTED Tw:IR DEGREE WORK. THERE ARE THREE HUNDRED F'lF-'TEEN IVIPILS IN TIZE GRACE SCHOOL AND NINETY IN :HGH SCHOOL, I-'TAKING A TITTAL OF FQUR IISJNDFIED FIVE.. THE CURRIEULUM UF OUR HIGH SGHOEL INCLUDES THE FULLQWINQ COURSES NA ELY, ENGLISH, UISTORY, SCIENCE, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPANISH, AND 'UBLIG SPEAKING. FOUR ENGLISH COURSES ARE TAUGHT REGUEARLY. IN THE LINE OF HATH. ONE IS ABLE TO ORTAIN THREE AND ONE-HALF CREDITS. EVERY YEAR THE SCIENCE COURSE IS BESOUIRG BROADER FSR THGSE WRU WISH TG SRECIALIZE. CNE CREDIT IS OFFERED IN GENERAL SCIENCE AMD PHYSICS, WHILE TWO CREDITS ARE OFFERED IN HOME ECQNOMIQS. EACH YEAR SOME NEW EQUEPYENT IS ADDED Tm THE HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT. THIS YEAR AN AGRICULTURE GUURSE HAJ BEEN ADDED Fon FUTURE FARMERS. RT TRE END OF THE YEAR, WE ARE HQPING TO HAVE IT AFFILIATED. FOR PUPILS WISRING A BWSINES3 CQURSE, JUNIOR BUSINESS TRAINING ANU TYPING ARE OFFERED. HISTORY STUDEN75 MAY OBTAIN SEVERAL CREDITS IN TRIS DIVIEIQN. IN THIS COHRSE ARE HISTQRY, CIVICE, AND COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY. THERE IS ALSO A LQURSE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING. WE Now HAVE Two YEARS OF SPANISH, BUT HOPE TO ADD A THIRD YEAR IH THE NEAR FUTURE. IN ALL NE HAVE TWENTY AFFYLIATED CREDITS AND TWO AND ONE-HALF QREQITS NOT AF- FILIATED. SINCE THE YEAH 1930, JOURDANTON HIGH SGRQQI. HAS BEEN A REIISEER or TIIE SOIJTHEFXN AESQGIATIQN Arm WAS CNE mf TRE FIRST IN THE CGUNTY TO REGEIIIE THIS DISTIIICTIQN. Lf! ' ' ' ' X PITPI5 COSH A XJ XJ XJ Xl ' . 5.' , ' 2. ' x x '::' 2 N 2 IN 2 L 2 K 2 N fn: FRONT VIE! HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING N 2 l,- ALMA MATER FAITHFUL AND TRWE-HEARTED, x LET us BOUGT Fan cum QLD HIGH WE REVERE HER AMD DEFEVD HEA, f Amo IIEEI COLORS PIQQIIIJLY FLYQ WE WILL STAND FOR MEN UNITED, ' UF HER DEEDS WE GLADLY TELL. ya HER COLORS STREAMING, GLAD FACES BEAMING, x So HERE'S A QHEER FSR HER THAT WE ALL LOVE so WELL. Cmoauszz . dovois aw: EVER LOYAL, LET Us 5 '-,. QST Fon ctw OLD HIGH LET EVERY HEART SING, P LET Evzw IfoIcE RING THERE'S NO TIME TO GRIEVE on SIGH, IT'a EWEH omwnao, one couass Pun- E SUING MAY DEFEAT UE'ER ova ARDQR COOL, BUT UNITED, QE WILL BOOST EGR HEm, sua OLD HIGH SGEOOL. la HQNQES SHE HAS TAKEN, UN THE TRAGK AND WITH THE BALL, IN HAY SHE Epwxvm wana TH: HIGMEET, ,pi MAY HER QQLGHE LEQEQ FALLQ THERE'S NO GTHER THAT CAM WATCH HER, WHEN HER TEA? IS GN THE FIELD, N HER rams TIIE FLEETEST, ff: HER GIRLS THE SWEETEST, THEN HERE'5 A CHEER F03 HER, FDR HER x WHS NE'ER WILL YIELD. 2 N bmw .,',vI5.I:el.wi.,L, for tile fjygi, -53133 sigma, I1 of TIE yn'2.:'S. Tie Inez. arw fish Lash.-r ak of 2 P1-5a.IsE,,I:on, asm Jeff Wooalley oi Florcsvillc. It was 015. EetfI.ersj Tgy ltz,saL.as:I c:r.InT.Y fair and theres were other old friends who came togetiam' for 'mu farsx Timm 111 many 3'I3171'S-M f I -I 11' ' :T :mi for 49110 firm JI:11II: za David Hinies of Hinucs St8t1OH and 00mM0wGTC Fullen Cf BH lube :r 5 K K' N 1? X I 37 -i T U7 1 , Z v v v x - - NEU GRADE SCHCOL BUILDING GRADE A SCHCCDL IEUILDI NGS OLD GRADE SCHOOL BUILDSNG y were together in Pleasanten, where both at Jcheat time lived. The Qi! full years have laid on him did not prevent G. W. L. Rs-n6.alpl'z af Pcfveet, f the :lay on the grounds, where he walked abou? and visited with old friends for His bearingj and speech are normal. Mrs. Mary Goodwin, who was bm-31 on Main Avenue rum spend- msny hours. , San Antanio L r K I Z X , Z 4 1 Y K . 7 ff 7 Z I Z 4 Z , ' V X, X, XJ, XJ, Ng, RT Ps N 106 C O S 5 R 4 K X, A XJ x x n ' Z I Y A' V Y I I x I N Y Y x V L I Y 4511 . Q,?Tj. , , , , , ' -HTH5 Cosa XJ, XJ XJ XJ L A ' und' Q BOARD UF UEATIU ' PRES. T. M. Houses Louis CHOVJKA RAY LYoNs V. E. KILLER T. L. Mooai JACK RUTHERFOHD FRANK STACHOWiAK Qgf. 453535 70 years ago, was one of the mast tireless wumen workers on the fair grounds. She presided over the restaurant conducted in behalf of the Pleasanton Wamen's Cemetery Association. Hera the wmmen served genera diurars to the crowds, the net profits from which were set aside fC? their CHHSGD Georg Saunders of San Antonio, president of bbs Old Trail Drivers' As- Q ZExmW I J XJ, Y - PITPI5 COSPI X11 XJ, X-If X11 xr 'M 0.5 LT F .A H' , ah ,cg 3 f TO THE ITUCEHT TOUY WE ARE ALL PLAYING THE EAHE GAVE. NE SHALL DIHIDE THIS RARE IHT EQUR QUARTERS AS SOME OF THE GAME DN SPORTS ARE DQVIDEDQ THE FIRST QUARTER GF THE GAME lS ous GRA HAR SCHOOL EDUCATION. SOME or us QILY PLAY ITIIE QIIARTER. ' THE SECLNG QUARTER IS OUR HIGH SGHQGL EDUGATIQH. A VERY LARGE PERCENT FINISH THE SECQHD QUARTER. WITH SOME orzes THE GAME IS PRACTICALLY OVER AT THE HALF. WXTH HIGHER IDEALS AND MUCH AHEI ION WE ENTER THE THIRD QUARTER OF THE GAHE, ouR CRLLEGE EDUCATION. A LARGE PERCENT OF us FAIL TO FINISH THE THIRD QUARTER. THE EQURTH AND FINAL QUARTER UF THE GAME, LIKE IN WOST SPORTS, DEPENDS SLMOST ENTIRELY uPoN THE FIRST THREE QUARTERS or PLAY. THIS FINAL QUARTER IS QUR LIFEIS EDU- cATIcn. REMEMBER: , 2 NWHEN THE ONE GREAT SCORER COMES To WRITE AGAINST TOUR NAME, HE WRITES NOT THAT You WON OR LOST, BUT mow You PIATED THE GAHE.n .RL ARE You FLAYIVG THE GAME? E35 HGH scciatian, 75 years old, chief speaker of the day, Sunil Texas cattlemen in TO THE SENIORS OF T936 I WISH TG CONGRATULATE YGU ON THE SUCCESS YOU HAVE ATTAXNED. MAY ONLY THE BEST IN LIFE BE YOURSQ MAY HAPPINESS AND USEFULNESS GREEN EACH OF YOUR PATHS. LET SERVSCE BE YOUR MOTTO. THE ONE OF YOU WHO WILL ACHIEVE THE GREATEST SUCCESS WILL BE THE ONE WHO SERVES THE GREATEST NUMBER OF PEOPLE. XPRIN, WILLIE wAT tald the crowd he attanded a meeiing of PleaaaAton in 1873. He called eff a list of names of men present, ,lg ingluded practically every oowman who was of prominence in Sou A nxas. Bob Turner of Pleasanton who has voted in Atasoasa County for 60 years was ther e and Gommadvre Pullvn 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 2 2 2 2 X L Al ll Zifl wfm. 1 T C O S R ' ' XJ XI 1 XJ 1 XJ f 1 R Ps 5 1 X XJ I XJ XI HIGH SCH 2 of Ballinger, mein for the first time in from supplies, they once wars reduced t dent. Pullen, who has been gone from t SUPT- O. W. PETERS Hz. B - Ed. and lic. Baylor U. - Texas T. W. W. DAVLIS BHS. - Agricul ture T.U.A.I. JANIE RUTH Fosrrzn ELA. - English ,5'.W.T.T.C'. Texas U. Nonsma GILLELAND C'.I.A. FAEUDTY - V.H.E'. ROBERT E. WEHMEYER E.S. - Science S.W.T.T.C'. PRIN. WILLY WAY B.A. - Math S.W.T.T.C. Greeley Colo. YI'kL 46 years. In a cattle camp, out off by high water o living on beef alone, and they recounted the inci- he Pleasanton county for about 60 years, but who had lived all his previous 115-.Zin this raglan, ranging on south Frizz, Mohiullen and La Salle ZEQMM v M v V -HW v x' v x x f mz lkai DE SC L FACULTY PRIN. MALVIN Bowman B-A' 1 Social Science JOSEPHINE BRAUN B.A., Ehglish MADGE Bunnxs Third Grade MELBA DARBY Second Grade IVAN FINNELL MexLean Fzrs Louise V1LLEMAxN B.A., Arithmeiio ANN WALTON amz., Ewzzsh VIOLA WRIGHT Primary counties, recalls seeing the women of the com unity dressing the wounds of the little 7-year- old Ida Springfield after the savages had left her for dead with seven spear wounds. The little girl ia now M s. William Hatfield of Melina City, Texas. Saunders recounted incidents of early days, and drew attention to the difference of ihen and now. Mr. Saunders was intradunsd by 1 1 l E WP . .IIIF ww. 1 I 1 f 1 PT 5 C O S B 1 1 I 1 1 x x x m x -- 1- 1- 1- 1 - 1 - ,, X, - -IIIIM. Ik 3 P SENIOR CLASS SONG SHIPMATES, STAND TOGETHER, X DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIPS 2 FAIR OH STORMY WEATHER, WE WON'T GIVE UP, WE WON'T GIVE UF THE SHIPQ N FRIENDS AND PALS FOREVER, Z l'r's A Luna, LONG Tauri IF You HAVE T0 TAKE ,A LIGKIN' x CARRY DN AND QUIT YOUR KICKINH 3 DoN'T GIVE UP THE SHIM 2 CLASS MOTTO X Sailing into deeper seas! N Chlrlea T. Trnoll Jr., president of the fnir lnooiniion. A lotto: from W. M. Atkinson of - Gunzqlaa, major general at the Canfeiernto Vetqrmg' Association, ns rand. by Hu-ry Williams, 2 writer Ant Taxa: Trail: odlumn in tha Sm Antvpio Liglxt. G0nera1.Atk1naon, wha is alan vine- president of the 01d 11:11 Drivers Adj-ured thug who belnnged in the pinneer class of Texas nf. V V XJ' Xf XJ' RTP55 COSP 4 X, X, X, X, X, f unk . 5 V y 'Uxll XX D IP V D D V V D P V P D P' V P P P P P 4: Wm JP1 .. RTR5 COSR 4 XJ XJ XJ X X, 4f4Qf'IC rmmqk' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A 2 Ik 2 A 2 2 La AH, How DISTINCTLY I AUTUMNAL DAY IN SEPTEMBER, CHEER AND JOYOUS PROMISE, , AT ANCHOR AT THE WHARF OF ,J OLD SHIP THAT HAD GARRIED THE LAND OF GREAT WISDOM, BECAUSE THEY HAD TO SAIL, La PECTS BF THE VOYAGE. SWIPTLY THE VOYAGE BE A FIRST YEAR MISS CLARA BUCK ,J STEWARDESS. THE SECOND YE TWO NOTABLE MEMBERS TO OUR REMEMBERQ IT WAS A CALM, PEACEFUL RADIANT WITH THE SUNSHINE OF HOPE, THAT THE GOOD SHIP JOURDANTON STOOD A NEW SCHOOL YEAR. IT WAS THE SAME MANY PASSENGERS TO SAFE HARBOR IN BUT SOME ON THE SHIP CRIED ALL DAY WHILE OTHERS WERE THRILLED WITH PROS CAN TO UNPCLD ITSELP BEFORE Us. THE INGHAM wAs OUR KIND AND FAITHFUL AR BROUGHT Us MISS MAY CLABURN AND LIST OF PASSENGERS IN HENRIETTA ' RIPPLE AND EMIL PARMA. THE THIRD YEAR sAw Us SAILING SMOOTHLY ALONG WITH MRS. LILLIAN HOWARD AS STEWARDESS. THE FOURTH YEAR BROUGHT Us IRENE WINN AND CARL BILLNITZER WHILE WE WERE UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF A NUMBER OF STEWARDESS AND STEWARDS, INCLUDING MISS NANIE ESTES, MRS. YOLANDA ROBERTS, AND MR. N. S. WARD. THE FIFTH YEAR MR. R. W. SPRINGFIELD HAD CHARGE OF DUR VOYAGE. IN THE SIXTH AND SEVENTH YEARS SOME OF oUR CHAMPIONS LEFT Us TO SAIL ON OTHER BOATS. THESE NERE: DOLPHIE BARING, L. E. BURNS, INEz PREHEN, AND FRANCIS TYREE. WE NOTICED AT THE OUTSET OF THE VOYAGE THAT THE STREAM UPON WHICH WE HAD SET SAIL WAS COMPARATIVELY NARROW AND SHELTERED, BUT AS WE ADVANCED WE NOTICED THAT IT GREW WIDER- OUR EIGHTH YEAR AT SEA WAS MUCH HARDER TO MAKE. THERE WERE NATURALLY A FEW CASES OF SEASICKNESS AND VARIOUS ONES WERE TEMPTED TO THROW OVER ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY AND OTHER DISAGREEABLE DISHES AND TOSS SOME OF THEIR BEST BELONGINGS OVERBOARD IN TIMES OF ROUGH SEA. SOME OF OUR COMPANIONS ANCHORED TO SET SAIL AGAIN ON ANOTHER BOAT WHILE SOME WHO HAD LEFT US EARLIER AGAIN GAME TO SAIL WITH US. BY THE NINTH YEAR WE WERE WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE ROUGH SEAS AND PROGRESSED FASTER THAN AT OTHER TIMES. WE ENTERED INTO THE TEHTH YEAR THINKING THAT THE VOYAGE WOULD SOON BE COMPLETED AND WOHDERING IF THE LAST YEAR OF THE VOYAGE WOULD BE HARDER THAN THE OTHERS- THE ELEVENTH YEAR BRINGS US THOUGHTS OF THE NEXT VOYAGE ON WHICH WE WILL SOON EMBARK AND WE HOPE THAT HE ARE SUFFICIENTLY PREPARED EGR IT. THIS LAST YEAR BRINGS Us BOTH JOY AND soRRow THERE ARE PIPTEEN PASSENGERS UNDER THE PROTECTIVE GUIDANCE OF MISS WILLIE WAY AND EOUR OF Us HAVE SAILED TOGETHER FDR ELEVEN YEARS. THOSE FOUR ARE MARY ISSELLA MILES, DOROTHY FRANKLIN, DOROTHY MCALLISTER, AND WHITMEL GIBSDN. IN ADDITION T0 THE NAMES GIVEN ABOVE You WILL FIND ON CUR PRESENT PASSENGER LIST JAMES WEBB, JAMES NDRMENT, HENRIETTA RIPPLE, DSLPHIE BARING, CARL BILLNITZER, EDWARD LozANo, EMIL PARMA, IRENE WINN, L. E. BUHNS,'RUBY SCOTT, AND BOHDAN PESEK- WE Ang SAILING INTo DEEPER SEAS. uf xlf X11 Xl' xx Pmas cosn 4 XJ X, X, X, X1 Lf, 1 0x0 fY,,,ffQ' L 1, fx J ,KWIBX Axx XX s 1 7 X y N A LQ! K r V xx 'xg' Y 5 5 U N? v 2 2 4 Z f7'Wlln. , - ' ' W5 1 x x x x X, ,Hmmm M N - K Denon-:Y FFLANKUN HPug g Pres. Sen. Classy Reporter' Soph Glass: Seo. Jr. Classy Jr. di Baseball-Cap. Basketball gueclczmfrz- fiom azi.-in-chief Annual Staffg j i?'Slf Pep Squadf Pres. Fresh. Assn. Mi. R.T.S.W.C. Eng, f zfmwAword,: Lib. Club Lrlzxssg Pres. Spanish Ulub CARL Bsumrzsn Danze Foo tball -cape, fBczsket- brzlly arf. HZ Basebczllg 1'r'eas.ff'r'es?z. classy Pres. J Ass0.,' H. ff. Club WHITMEL GIBSONHHOOV' Pres. Fresh, classy Span. Club: ,fvootballf Easket- ball J baseballj pee., -Treas. J Assooia tion DOLPMIE BARING 'Toby' H. fr. Glubf .Spanish Uluby V0l1Qg'Z3czl25 ar-. Hi Baseball Doncrrz-W MGALLISTEH Spar-ky Pep Squad-Leader-g Span. C1 ub g 11. E. Clubg Jw. lit Baeeballg volleyballf Qennisf zfasket- ballf .Sub-EU. Staff Lg E. BURNSHLQQH Footballg Sec. of Sr. Clczsbf Glee ulmbg H. E'.CluZ:f EDWARD Lozmm 'Eddie' Jr-. Hi Baseballg JP. Hi Wacky Pe-p Sqwadg Span. Claim: Football to support George W. Sa-und-eva in his efforts to build a. monument te the old-timers who flrvfre the millions af Seuih Texas cattle: to the Northwestern man-keia. A hog calling sontost was mm by Dave Cabal of Pnteet, with Jim Lyons Plaassmten, seo-und, :md Jake Korus of Pleasanton, third. One participant in the hog-:sailing contest least nn a foul. That was Gaergs W. Saunders. Q5f'm. J v v 1- N M N X1 5 -119 5, x N Miss WILLEE WAY F Sponsor- MARY ISABELLA MILES Trivia x Pep Squad 2 H.. E. Club VZCGWPVQS. Freshman Class, Pf-me JE!-fZfO? Class, N Treasurer' Senior' Class 2 Spanish Club- Secretary Library Club Reporter lf'r-ashmerz Class Z Sub-Edztor' Annualemu FARM HA Halen Junior' H11 Baseball x Pep Squad fa Spamlsh Club Junior' Hi Tr-ack Tennis I' Business Manager' 2 Annual Staff - JAMES Nomvsm' Jour'b 2 Football President lf'.F.A. V Hznareru RIPPLE Hwang f Pep Squad Valley Ballwflaptain N Vice'-Pr'e8iz'le21t Junior' 2 Class Libr-ary Club x Glee Club 2 H- E. Club Annual Staff-Lettering Editor' P Repar-:er Senior Class N Atta? he finished his calling period he moved out of the but sun and fauna eomfort under the N shade of n liveoak tree where the juigea happened to ba. Two others who met after GO years' '43 parting were Mrs. Ccughran of Atascasa eounhy, and Geurge W. Saunders. They went to school to- getnar in Gcliad Go, Hisierical comments--H-by Hsnry Martin, Realtor. 'Both south and east ? n,. , XJ, XJ, X-If Xjvf - HTFN5 COSH A Xl XJ XJ XJ L f .n Zn ., 115 TUFFY Mascot 1 Rusv Soon' Scot ty' Pep Squad-Leader' Spanish Club ' H. Es. Club rr rr Library DIME JAMES WEBB Doc Gigs, club F'OOtbff1ll I Junior Hi Baseball Declamfwn Basketball -cap m an Bffske fha 11 Tennis Glee Club Spanish C2 Lab V011 ey Ball , Pep Squad BQHDAN PESEK ngggkg Jrf. Hi Baeebal 1' Baskatba 11 Foo tba! 1 Truck Reporter' Span is iz C1 uh Reporter Junior' Class Vi c ew-.Pres . Semi or' Cl ass Vice-Pres. J Association G1 ee Cl uh Deal uma 5 ion Ex. Speech Asst. Business Manager' Annual Staff asf meme wma iW'eir:.er- P Sezzretczry Freeman Glass H. E. Club ' Spanish Club Library Club 'JLZBZGF' Hi Baseball' uf Ghsrlnfrha there remains tracks of an old pidkct lance that ease spread over miles and miles at virgin pastuyeland. I have :wen it in the Hugo pasture to the South and alzsfsat as many milss aan toward the Im. Parma nnmmwgiyby and I have aiisen wandered wha built this fsnae, what prow aigivws labor it mast have 1-equ.irsd2 Instead af the ordinary pest for at bm-bmi wire faneu, as L N I N Y ef A Y ef ' x Z u. Z Z V , Y 1 I 1 I Xl' HTH5 COSPQ A Xl XJ XJ lj N N N Y ' IP D P P P P P P P P V D 2 P N 5 x wx K 2 AVLXWX' XVXF ff 5 1 P v COSH 4 X XJ X X1 Y, - Wxif HT'R 5 W F ARTHUR Kumi WM President Ma. Rossar Wznmzvzn Sponsor ELEANE ABERNATHEY PAULINE AKERS RUBY BBEzTxREuTz MW? RUTH DEAN VIHGxNlA FRANKLIN MEHLE GOSSETT LYLLIAN HANoR1cxS '9' JFK ELIZABETH Houses KATiE PHILLIPS HELEN RICHTER MARGUEFETE SDOTT .V w KA xg Gnnnxwv Wiwrzas .ay TDMLINSGN forked nesqzitu post resembling Q nigger-shootar handle was used and pickets placed in them made up Sur a lack of wire. 'Few auiherities on the surly developaeai of Atasoosa Bounty new survive, but of the few Unela Bob Lauderlwlo of Pleasantun is wiihout a peer. I enly had a few minutes be talk to Uncle Bob tie last time I was in Plansantaw, but he told me in 3 few I. X IQ Z K N! x ji Y X K K lk ef 4 Z I .i Y' my ,M X X, , X, , XJ, XJ, M, RT Ps 5 R 1 x XJ x X L if L 7 A ,f , W ,X ,X X 2 2 2 2 2 K' Lozs .Jezmrms 2 ,fi Knrrz PEARL Yoax Z 2 Qiiqww. 'Xml sfi 'v XJ' XJ, XJ, X-If X71 RTFNS COSB 1 XJ XI XJ XI 5 Manson POTTER President Miss NQHENE GILLILAND Sponsor pl 59 3.5 Q zifm. 9f,? 325535 -H533 Qww 'wa EW QE CHARLES Bnaaaw SCHELLY KAISER HERMAN EiLLNlTzER EUGENE LOZANO LEOLA ALExAN0Ea LAURA MAa BASINS CHARLES LORD JAMES R. Lvous Louis PAHMA ELTQN ORMAND MAEEL GjLBERT Deals Hooees Ban PESEK GLENN STErNLE JOHN T. PESEK OTTO Swxenc VIDLA KLEIN OTTO WEST Boaeza VASINA DuvaL LEE Noamemr DQHQTHY Pvaaason RUTH MEHNER words that B Mexican by the name of bozano from MUBQSTTCYS Mexico, built these 'pi by oantr ot and mostly with cheap Mexican labor. The building of the pyramids not have much on that sort of fvontisr conxtruotinn. Figuring 350 forked posts and at least three or more pickets sr posts spaued from fork to fork, yea have picket fences of Egypt dia to the miie a nice littla 5 X 1 Z Y K .R .Q ID I K K L. Z 4 Z Y li P' Lf! XJ' XJ' XJ X71 BTH5 Cosa A , -Q :1i' ' m fffiffs 5 ' XJ X mx Xl I L Y Y s , Z 1' V Q , MQ? H Y . V l K N Y A N Y V I x Ax.4,Zf 9 Z iliflw. X -Hmhfgk W 1 fffr v v v X x x - 1 Presnient Mjss JANtE RUTH FOSTER Aiii A QAQK LLOYD NETARDUS igiia :vf-- M we E??Q ': Sponsor JESSE BEAVEHS Mzavrn BELL ROLAND BEHNE Dow Cosa JOURDINE DORNAK ALYNE HOLMES MARSHALL DARQY KENNETH GILBERT Gsonas DEAN OAHLTGN Gunn MARIE KARNATZ EiLEEN KLEIN CHARLES KRAUSE HERFF MARSHALL FRED KRAUSE HARvEY PFEIL HELEN PFEIL ALMA'RxowrER LEONARD SGHQRSGH Human WEBB CARL SE-IRUTKVA KEMERER Wrwn GERTIE LEE Rosaars MARY 80L1s COLON Smaw LEO WQNTERS mathematioal proposition, Then, to, there must by wagons and past outiera and teams and a commisary in provide at least working comfort for ihe hired Q? contract labor, And think of the creeks and ravines that had to be exploited to find this maierial for this early day pas- ture fence! 'After the first fence was built others joined it as u matter of course with one XJ, XJ' XJ XF' RTH5 CCSP A XJ XJ XJ n n X, xxx I dh, X L 1, !' .' J I, 4 It f lm , ,E 4 f yi V -'QM , ,Y KTV Ax . if ' ik M 1 . fXR 3 -. fmzax. -A .. XJ 0 nf 4. ,MN -- X yi X R f x 4 Q , . .2 , if 5 1: 5 we 4 , . EEE LM kf I, lx . uv ' 5' , Z xx A Y , K K K K Z ' V P . P k P F 2 P A W 0 ln. XJ XJ' XJ' XJ' XJ XT' HTH5 COSH Al XJ XJ Xl XJ m f .nk ,' P P P P P P n P n SEVENTH GRADEMM A L 1 M E3 0 fin E N , ,S'uper'Uzl.snP SWT!-! GRADE-Louisa RHLLEMAIN, Supervisor x 2 F!FTH GRADE-dOSEPHlNE BRAUN, Supwwzfsor side less to build. Soon thousands and thousands of acres af land was encircled Cattle was ' nneap but an was everything else. Herds of cattle grew in proportion to the iniiiaizive 'the 2 czawznan took in rounding up and branding maverioks. But as these fences grew in length and the paatqare in area., maveriaking diminished in proportion. I knyoxv of enly one plane where these L N Z Y K N Y N K n Z n 4 wz1zX , '?FF7 m 'NJ 1xdZlIS5Jf XXI' Xtf - RTT55 iiggEW5CCDSR A .Ql l KXJZ hmkli loxnl :SLI 1 . 11 5 ' 14' 'ZX FOURTH GRADE-ANN WALTON, Superviser Q , ,. 'gf 'QE TH!RD GQJNE-Marci RUFHIS, Supervisor ' 4 SECQMD GRADE-MELSA DAHQY, Superviscf forks, oasis are still stn.dinb as services lc us they were when plasui ineru y.,.s abs. Saou fhis wxamnla will me lost to posteri+y. iith all the population tgut txis fsunty has, iis 3-TCH all-3 possibilities, some ow: ought be take 11 in estalalishizxb musw:wv.z:....'c:1 preserve these histarioal remnants...,..'Th: location of Atascasa County is abagi twenty In X Z I' M x x Y K K l Z . K ! 'ZX Zqi?f m. XJ, X-If Xyf RTP-5 Cosa A X XJ XJ X XJ fZn2l5' I n P P P P P k P P P F1RsT GRQDE-VIGLA WRIGHT, Supyrvisor P Q N , N N 3 MEXICAN FIRST GRADE-MAN Fvmszeu., Supervisor- X miles sont: sf San Antonio, Texas, in ips rninbelt. 'The Briant sunsxine of fha mav is N followed by the oaoling creates at night, making an ideal combination frcm the stanipeint of ',P hewlih as well as for the growing ci Qrops.' The entire area of Atasoosa County is 1183 miles, cf vhiwh Q0 per cant is agricultural land. Jcurdantan is the emuniy sent sf Atascssa iii. RTP'-S COSH 4 X XJ XJ XJ XJ XR m um p' . I P N 2 N 2 P L P P z P P 1 2 1 P k f x 2 Y N K N f' x X f N L ' gf , 2 x 2 J 7 z Q r P' 1 X M M N X1 2 Q F QUEENS COURT 2 , 7 ik 33 3 2 ik Eff. 2 iff was 2 fi? if Q27-B 2 222 5? Q 2 Q P W 77' lln. -- X X X X XR f all Z . 5 ' 2 Xp P 2 CARNIVAL We QUEEN 2 P X . E i P x 1 Q f P F P 2 2 ' IDIUWHL ME svokmwr P P P , , 1 I I f f PuTPs5 COSB 4 5 4 L L L L A ,J M N N Y Y - P P BEST ALL'-'RUUND F P Q k P F P P P P in V EE N if H ,Q P P 7 7 P P P P DOROTHY FRANKLIN P rn. , V xr XJ, XL! xif RTFNS COSR A XJ XJ XJ X L 1 ... , ' J wa P BEST Au.-,ROUND F z A P J x P Y 2 Y Xu P Q P BOHDAN PESEK 1 Y . Y P P RTM Cosa X' X' N' X X1 fx 2 , mow POPULAR P P P F P E f Q P P P P x F 2 x P' VI 7 2 P 2 MERLE GOSSETT we P I f 1 f 1 xf RT PN S C O S R A X, XJ XJ X JHBM4P pw 1 nl 11. 5 P P MOST POPULAR P P P P F W P P k P V P P 7 2 P P P JAMES WEBB 2 m whn. , f 1 f T 'Az ffl f 1 1 f -H P-5 CCSP Al l n n L 4 n n X, P 2 THE GRADE SCHOOL p --------M P P k Bz5t'Aff lRouruCi P Jgmzce, Hqfc-1mH:n. P P P . P F P P , Beiffxzz-ffaomoz 7 Jam Pesek f P P P P ,rj XJ, XJ X! -RTPXS Cosa AL X1 5 4 L A L XIX f .-ub x' 5 X Y 2 Q. Y 2 X ,,...,,...................... V 2 N r 2 P X MGS? Popular Z f EDO' ,Y l.Ol d 7 Q Z P P N Y 2 X N ---wa...-,,,,,,, X Y f x Y f ...-...... V P Most' Popular- h Lloyd Wes? 2 2 P P IX P . 1 7 V Qym ' nik GQ K 1 S 3 z iiklie , x Eggs: x S 1 fgmnmmpanmn. 1 ,Zh HTPXS zs i':12' f C059 X' X' XJ' X Y, 5 Ga ' N .n ,.,f- WJFQ. ,f- 'N ': ,gg--Wh M V ' cggxx ANT? qgi5Q X E ,K f Q. X E1 M5 V 2? Q ggi, A Q f 'f R . 11. i HPFQ Lf M ' gg, ' gg81g'a A ' xx ,xx , xggrf ja r M T V fi 'F' s .5 ' Xl agp' af 'si' L , 'X 3 ' M V ' ff 'M'f3,e,,W ,, DOLPHIE BAFHNG if ,Q - , A4125 wiusa WAY f ' 1 JAMES WEBB -v-' 1 -1 3 Dsaoruv FRANKLIN 2 'A -A Y 7 W . IHEINE WH-:N , 4 , . .,:.,. 1 dv M fs, bf wmv ISASELLA NULES , ' ' dams Nomam' A , ., L. E. Bums 'W A f'--- , DGRGTHY MOALLWTER ' V - , W f Elnm. FARMA . ', Q 1 Ecwemm Lozmzo 'J 1, M Hmmm. meson L . ,uin 7 V CARL BPLLNITZER A A 1 RUBY Scarf I 15 . Hsrmrmm RIPPLE if jg BOHDAN Pssgx Guunty and it boasts many large business houaesg several hotels, 320,900 high school five church buildings, a modern brick plant, wstervorks, two cotton gins, eleokris light piant, newspaper, telephone exchange, pastoffioe in presidential class, and all the ounvenisncgs of a mudern residential nity. For a nwmber of years Jourdantun has bsen an inuorparated city W X 1 1 4 1 Y K Y N K 5 ef 4 Z V 7 l 2 2 2 K F H r' I 2 2 2 2 ? 'm.. XJ' N' XJ' XJ xf was Cosa 4 X X X1 X, n n - ff ff' 'V ' f .nf S' ,fi -mor' X ,Q d' QQ Q? E Q E A f K 2 ,4 me ka po, me Elli -'i-2 Q L H nf V :.,,.. ' ii' Sfvrqazffnci I 2 s Sham Baffla ' On me AHL fafe May I have fha. buff? Q' ,peak -. NDeah Scovry 's 2 ani Zas side -fsalgqs th:-ough fn transpcrtatiozx facilities. in Atascosa County. Seventy The total mholastics of the There are twenty-nine schools and . M n-d lfcir' 0n7n,f'1edl1:' I lieys O The city also boasts good five infiepenient districts the independent districts. fellows: Independent districts, 2 business ani resiienoe section. teachers are employed, outsifle of coxmty nmber 5, 963, divided as P P . XJ 'WHS CCSP- 4 X Xl XJ XJ X, - 'lm ' - N jj f um P P P P k P F P PM .fm 'ff1drf7 A Love igQ?:vMwW gf' ZYi,- .,... ....,. Qg4MiJb a Q' W rw .QV by fs., l ,., EKLN '.,- i ' 51ULGfs . :Aw -'L am K' N A if ..., gggmhx 8 gen s , WE ' Q + Y F P P P 7 P P P P P Slr Our Sdusrkhnaf' .N . Kibgo af md Leaders JQP' 3 359, summon schvols, 2,624. Margaret may, present nnunty superintendent, has been in S office for mars than tvs years, and has been iuysohool work for the past thirteen years. LQ? mx. ? m. - 1 X M N N Y XR 1-I 11.5 - X Y 2 . 7 2 Y 2 Y 2 Y 2 N Z 3 Y P 4 x Y 2 Y 2 1 Y 2 x Y f x Y f P . Y 2 ' r x Y f X K? 7 f P J P ' b 4 2 . Y 2 V ' XJ' XJ' XJ' XJ! NJ' FNTPSS . ,:,,. rn. C059 4 X XJ X, XI 5 Qmkw w T 5'ff'gl 5 WW L.J,LXCj 5:35,-lf? Egg P- EADERS: DOROTHY MGALLISTER AND RUBY SCOTT. FRONT Row: M. Gessa-rv, A. mam, E. Houses, D. HOUSES, v. mam. Msonui RCQW: v. FMNKUN, M. mmas. 0. wnmens, K. P.u1.LuPs, D. Noamswr, M. . BACK ROWS R. I L.: E FQ S wr , z -E f N -f5fi.5f if 5 JAMIE RUTH Fcwsrm fi 3 5 Super-.visorq 9 X 2 2 ,,,,A.Q.,, .X V. .,:.:- MARY lSA'3ELLA vs. .... 3 2 KARNATZ, A. Homaas, H. RIPPLE. DEAN, M. SCOTT, R. BRUTKREUTZ, R. MEHNER, M. GSLBERT. .. as , .. Z. E 5-.. Qpyffiwwwwwffxxmmf xxxxx n ,ffff ...X 44XN, F, kf' X ,.,.f ,. . ff! L? X! .D . N!! I DURQTHY FRANKLIN .: 4 LQLLMN Hzmnmce DOFiOTHY'MCALLlSTEF! W .. 2. . 1:1 ' X 3 . HENRIETTA RlPPLE ,., , A ' . R 5222? g X.. ff' W, f XX . , 1 ,, 2 V . 2 5 5 A Y 5Ef.swwQQ jQf' fiiizsis W1-+u.1.,-, Qi ,T -F A Q- '1-i?f2?iiT25?:5 ' xiffffli :NWN 'Lf' 1 x ' . 2 uffixk 2 2 L .5 .5 N .5 .5 .5 . Z .5 .5 .5 x .5 .5 .5 Y X .5 x Z .5 .5 L .1 .5 .5 I x Z IZ' js, was cosfa 4 X Xl XJ Xl XJ h ulk- .5 ' P M ,ww .M E ,,--1 3 V W!- Q V V gg 2 cj 'V P P N . J 2 P P P ' 4 m A N R, S 2 LM -Q? 2 W A N -- ,, 2 P w 7 P D -1 451,12 f'ZL.B X 5 2 1 LI'5ll,LIIv?'3 Jil WNW p'1'f 2 Y OC? 'U A N 1 L x 5 K EFT me 1 f 15 fx' WI ik T O p 1 C iw: R x '11 C 1+ 12.5 65142 - XJ, XJ, , Xlf if QFTTPTS COSPT A XJ XJ XI XI '.- 0.5 Vin mln' X X 1 XXX I-' HL. v Miss ANN WALTDM MRS. Housrow WI Mas. Guy SMITH Seevatary President Zveasuver MES. WALTER WEBB Miss J. R. FOSTER MRS. O. W. PETERS End Vice1Pres. 3rd Vice-Pres. lst VicewPres. THE PARENT-TEAQHERS AESQGTATTEM wAs FIRST oaenwxzsn HERE AS A MGTHERS ,GLUE IN 1913 AND BEGAN CHlLD WELFARE woax sv lMPHOV1NG THE CONDITIONS OF THE souuon. Soon THE CLUB AFFILIATED WITH THE STATE Amo NATIONAL QREAHIZATTQN AND BEQAME Known AS A PARENT-TEACHERS ASSQCIATIONQ THQUGH THIS AFFILIATTQH WAS DROPPED Amo Rewswso SEVERAL TIMES, THE anus was BEEN A CDNSTANT MEMBER SINCE DEGMEBER 11, 1931. NDN IN THE CENTENTAL YEAR or 1936 THE QeEENs2AT1QN HAS A PAID UEMBEHSHYP oF FURTY-TWO MEN ANU woman Ann THE STNGEEE suppoar OF THE commuwxrv, Ano WE SEE A POSSIBILITY or GREATER AcTnv1Tv BY A GREATER MEMBERSHIP IN THE FUTURE: THE ASSQGTATTQN HAS vim? GENEHGUSLY GQNTRIBUTED TO Born EQHQOLS, PART- YCULARLY DURING THE PAST YEAR. As A RESULT DF SEVERAL PREGRAMS ANU PARTIES ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY some Ecoxs HAVE EEEN DQNATED T0 THE SCHOOL. Amomc THE GIFTS T0 THE-GRADE SCHQQL AEE CURTAINS, A MEDICAL EABTNET, AND PLAYGROURD h EQUIPMENT. AS :Ts EQNAL AGTIVITY GF THE YEAR, THE P. T. A. SPONSERED A HEALTH T CAMPAIGN AT wwlcw TIME DIPHTHERTA szaum wns ADMTMTETERED T0 sous SEVENTY- FIVE JOHRDANTON QHTLDREN. L. N J T li ID P' x K m Z 4 Z Y li P' fn L V 1 x x x x 2 - - M II CLUB WOMA WR MRS. O. W. PETERS HRS. W' WEBB President MHS. G. SMITH ViCQ.p,Q3- End Vice-Pres. MRS. J. MAEEK Mas. R. WITTEN MRS. J. CLINTON MRS. L. GIBSON MRS. L. ULOAK Rec. Seo. Carr. Sea. Treas. Custodian Azditow T15 JOURDANTON HOMAN'S CLUB wAs ORGANIZED in 1911, wiru THE OBJECT OF Pnomorrma CULTURE, EDUQATIUN, ART, LITERATURE, MUSIC, AND OTHER FINE ARTS. THE CLUB JUINED THE STATE FEDERATION IN 191L, AND THE GENERAL FEDER- ATIGN IN THE YEAR 1927. WITH THIRTY-THREE PRESENT MEMBERS THE CLUB HOLDS A MEMBERSHIP IN THE COUNTY FEDERATION. CLUB MOTTOI u'TIS THE MIND THAT MAKES THE BODY RIGH.u THE MISSION OF THE CLUB IS TO BRING THE VERY BEST THOUGHTS OF THE WOMENIS WORLD TOGETHER, REGARDLESS OF VIEWS AND CHEEDS, AND OUT OF THE GALAXY DF BOTH, MOLD THE BEST POSSIBLE PROGRAM FOR A OGRE ABUNDANT LIFE' IN AN EFFORT TO ENGOURAGE LITERARY INTEREST AMONG THE STUDENTS, THE CLUB HAS FOR MORE THAN FIFTEEN YEARL AWARDED A PIN T0 THE MEMBER OF THE JUNIOR CLASS MAKING THE HIGHEST AVERAGE IN ENGLISH. IN KEEPING WITH THE TEXAS CENTENNIAL, THE CLUB IS CFFEHING PRIZES FOR THE BEST ESSAY DN TExAa HISTORY WRITTEN BY THE CHILDREN QF THE GRADE ANU HIGH SCHOOLS. IN HONOR OF THOSE FROM ATASCOSA COUNTY WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICEE IN THE LATE WAR, THE CLUB DEDICATED A MARBLE SLAB WHICH WAS PLACED IN THE GOURT HOUSEQ 1 A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE ON THE HIGHWAY IS AN INSPIRATION FOR THE MEMBERS A PERMANENT HOME, 4-u A . ZL,Wm YXJ1 yxjf jxJf QKJX 'NEI HT'H 5 gigggiigxcros H Aj jQlxl Iakxl lIxu'2 IIXJI KSDCI ffmffss xg f f 4 J in 553: Tf f Ffa DOROTHY PURGASQN Doais HOUSES phggj Uni V. ,N DOROTHY PURGASO SJSV LQNJEP Lee-Presajenf douaorws UORNAK Reporter THIRD ROW: R. WILEY, L. E. BURNS, B. VAs1wA, B. PEQEK. SECOND ROW: H. PrsuL, R. Bummum, R. MEHNEQ, A. Rxcmraa, J. DQRNAK, D. Hooszs. . FIRST ROW: M. SOLIS, E. KLEQN, L. NOCKQLDS, M. KAHNATZ, D. PURGAGON, MBQS N. GILLELAND. MOTTO: HQ lcarw to No by Mrss NQQEFE GQLLELAND AJUQSGF goinf -2 Ssc'y.-Yveas f ll V 11 ln. Z! XJ, XJ, XJ, X-If Xjf PsTPx5 COSF5 45 xl XJ xxx 1 412 5, X 'N N xi, - . . N dAres:s NNDRMENT dem T. PESEK x PMS Wfnf Vi fQ.Pm,Sf1fmz . 7 CHARLES Kmuse SCHEI-LY x Secretary KA' S Ek 3 TPQQSZZPQBY' I, HARVEY PFEH. ARTHUR KLEIN H Pcs rl iavwntari Reporter- HGMER WEBB CHARLES SOE, L,m.iij,n Tomunson Watch-dog ' 'H x BACK ROW: MR. XS-'. W. Dxxvis, Anvxssmg R. BEHNE, B. PESEK, G. Tommsom, f C. Swow, J. Nomsm, T. Bsamvvsm.. FRONT ROS: H. WEBB, H. l'v1nRsHAL,L, H. PFEIL, L. SQHORSH, J. PESEK, P C. Kmxusz, A. KLEIN, K. wmv., R. Swow, S. Kmwa. 2 MUTTO: II . . ' . J. LQ.:P'.znf7 .0 QL, X Iicfeifzf' to 1, wvzg 2 zarwinn to Iii , Liuifw to 3::Z Z!9. . 2 W. W. Umm VIRGQNIA Fmmxuw .4Cill7l80? ' 2 Swef Umar-T m um.. 1 f Ta 5 f ' x ' L H COSH Al l L A XJ XJ X, Xxx 5 P , QUIXCJTE f fm, P P k P F P P F Smff- G55lStGDfS f Q P P Q v 2 2 2 P P XJ, XJ' XJ: ! XJ Xi, BTP55 , I COM ' X, X x X h A V X lxu Z V V SP1 . .-:, , i ' 1 XJ XJ' - HTH5 COSH 4 L A L A L 4 n n L A P 2 4 2 2 3 2 CAFT C BSLLNITZER M CQAQH Q JEHUEYER f 3 f s f P OO-,IRAQ Q E. LOZANQ -J. NGHMHNT H. MARSHALL 2 r' 2 fa. P P P B. VASINA C. TOMLINSON T. Emu- G. DEAN S. KMSER J. Wise B. FESEK . 2 WELL :I I m , Vp ' --Aa., X TM' X 5 4 I1 3 I E E 3 2 STANDING: L. Scuowssn, C. BAHBOW, D. COBB, H. BILLNITZEH, J. Bussw, C. Leno, N. POTTER, OoAcH R. WEHMEYER. KNEELING: M. DAPEY, G. DEAN, E. LOZANO, H. WEBB, BEN PESEK, L. E. BURNS, B. PESEK, ED. LozANo, T. BIRDWELL. SITTING: C. YORK, CAPT. G. BILLNITZER, J. WEEE, J. Enwumo, B. VAsImA, H. MARSHALL, C. TGMLINSON, S. KAISER. HISTORIC TEXT ON THE AFTERNOON or SEPTEMBER THE NINTH, UNDER THE TUTELAGE OF CUACH WEHNEYER, A SMALL BUT DETEEMINED GROUP OF CHAPAHRALS BEGAN THE FQDTBALL SEASON OF FBSR. LAGK OF WEIGHT AND EXPERIENCE CONTINUALLY HIHDERED THE PLAY OF THE JOURDANTON sovs IN EARLY SEASONAL GAMES, BUT THESE HANDICAPS wERE PAHTIALLYAOVERCOME sv HARD woax ANU soon SPORTS- MANSHIP. SHORT PASSES AND SWEEPING END nuns, SANDWICHED WITH DFP TACKLE sucxs FEATURING CAPTAIN BILLNITZER, WERE USED TO ADVANTAGE BY THE LIGHT BUT AGGHESSIVE JOUHDAMTON ELEvEm. THE BEST GAME or THE SEASQN WAS PLAYED IN PLEASANTON AGAINST THE oLo RIVALS OF THE JGUHDAHTON ELEVEN, THE PLEAsANToN EAGLES- IN THIS GAME THE CHAPARRALS CGMPLETELY SMOTHERED THE EAGLES AND RAN Roucu Saou oven THEM wrrn A EIMAL SCORE IN THE CHAPARRALS FAVQR. ONLY FIVE SENIOR LETTERMEN WILL BE LOST Enom THE SQUAD THIS YEAH, so THE sovs ARE LOOKIHG FQRWARQ TO A FINE SEASON NEXT YEAH. THE GRADUATING SENIOR LETTERMEN ARE AS FoLLows: CAPTAIN CARL BILLNITZER, BACK? JAMES NORLENT, BACKQ EDWARD LozANo, BACKQ JAMES WEBB, auAHog AND BOHDAN PESEK, END. -RTH5 xx x x x - 1 X Q Q THE x x I 2 Kei? is K P Q1 P Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ...J Q 2 Q P ASSOCIATION 2 Q I 1 ,JJ -RTH5 Cosa A XJ XJ L 4 Xl L u ma pu P P P - f lk LJ L L ,J dunroa HIGH! CHARLES BAaaow, S4NsLEsg OTTG Swnsaca AND GLEN STErNL:, N OOUBLES. fs Santan: ENIL PARMA AND CHARLES LORD, DDUBLESQ BOHDAN Paaex, SaNsLas. V X , f Q X Q L :Q W Q i 'Va QW a 193 X 13 COACH MQLBA OAQBY, Junzon Haan: LILLIAN HANoascx AND VnoLA KLEIN, SENIOR: 2 DOUBLES. KATIE PHILLIPS AND DOROTHY MCALLISTER DDUBLESQ MARGUERITE SCOTT, SINGLES. 7730. JAMHNANAMLMBQ 1 x X X N Y I f dmu . S' 2 Q 2 2 2 2 2 2 P STANOINQL mama R. wzsmzsvaa, 0. WEST, 0. Bmnmsvzea, ea. Vasxm., Q. wwe, Bw PESEK. SfTTING: C. TomLvmsoN, R. WxLEY, 0. Swzeac, B. Pasen, 0. Lvoxs. X P ' x Q A 1 S 2 2 5? 2 w 2 42 P X STANDfNG: M. GGSSETT, R. SCQTT, CAPT. R. BHEQTKREUTE, R. MEHNEE, D. 13 FRANKLIN. KNEELING: M. SQQTT, D. NORVEMT, K. PHfLL1PS, D. Puaaamsom. P V 5. 1,,. LJ! XJ, XJ, Xl, xx xif PsTPmS Cosa 4 XJ XJ XJ X L X ? x . N ' I 5 V V N D D 2 Q 2 P P IN ACTION P X f V r F P P P P 2 n z x 2 Y Y X3V'm. xg K K N A N I 37 'i ZW M 0 O CA I l J E P B P D P R , 2 R V X X N TOP ROW: A. KLTEN, O. WEST, C. Tnmumsou. f MIDDLE RQW: B. PES!-EK, BEN PESEK. BOTTOM RUW: J. WEEE, B. VASTNA, G. BILLNTTZEH. N f 1 'Q 3,i Q5 X finiav- -5 is 3 Ni 55 f fx! S as 'N ',,,fa ,f . ,x NS 2 K' N x 5 'X N I ,E , k Q gg Q, , S 1 Q. A Qi 7 Q- xc' 5 Srl: l 3 1, ' M 2 E A, ,fi -Y Q3 .fgf k 2' f NET, - -..-fs-V , 21 gy iggggig l N i 'M 5 . X ,rx Af T 2 'V LN V V 4 ' E 1 K m- ,g.,. TTTTJEEE Ml 2 H T 'sr 1 T ,.:, .V S ? ' I Tfzrw X iiifg. 2? :,P ggif , j ilqg W Eib gwf! 3 ,Exp T 43 ,f, E, E.ETm?fM1 ,,,. f f:wH-'f-ETExE1uEwEwTT4Tm. E' ' fa THE SEASON OF N360 HAS BEEN VEEY SUCCESSFUL Fon THE OHAPEQHAL sangga x TRACK TEAM. I3 ENTERTNG THE COUNTY MEET IN PQTEET AS THE uwnsnnoas OF THE TRACK TEAMS oF THE INDEPENDENT scHooLs UF THE GUUNTT, THE BOYS DXSPLAYED A LARGE AMOUNT OF TALENT, AND AFTER SOME CLOSE QQNTESTS, EMERGED AS WINNERS or THE EENIQE X TRACK nzvxsvow OF ATASCCSA COUNTY. I3 Fon THE FIRST TIME rm A NUMBER OF YEARS, A LARGE NUMBER or sovs WILL ENTER THE DISTRICT MEET Enom ous SCHQQE. Ceann WEHMEYEB wlLL ENTER THE FOLLOWING sovs IN THE Di3TRiCT MEETS HOB5iE VASQNA, AND CARL BULLNITEER, HUHDLESQ BEN AWD La BOHDAN PESEK, DISTANCE RACESQ CHARLES TOML!NSON, DASHESQ AND OTTO WEST, FDLE VAULT' W 0 yi 'vv' 7 ln. xy v 1 x x x x xl - 1 HW' , ' E 2 5 y s 5 2 , 5 i 2 2 5 E 2 E E i 2 S 2 , . giwv Pa E54 Q 'TI Q- JR- HI. BACK ROW: F. KRAUSE, J. Wruraas, C. KRAUSE, K. SCHHUTKA, FRONT ROW: R. WxLEY, O. SWIERG, M. DARBY. .ww-wwwmw-wwmpswswwnwkmawi 1 mQ,MwwmMww4m.mw,mwkwwwmm,m mmm 2 M , E' 5 'W 1' 55 A Q' 2 -f-k , if N A Y , X V Q PM -pg 3 E 2 2 2 3 5 1 2 ...,......,....w..,,.,,,m,..,.,....v,. V W .mmm M W. X ,WN , M GRADE SCHOOL TOP ROW: G. Wise, W. wxxsv, J. Rosanrs, C. M1LLER, J. Psszx, MIDDLE ROW: C. PETERS, L. WEST, W. BsLxcHx, V. PESEK, C. Winn. BOTTOM RCW: J- PARMA, H. BEAVERS, L. MxLLER, J. AQLEN. i. r Z I J N 1 Z I? I K 1 Z li 4 w x li Ib li Y' YN ,Wx :LK ZX , 1 K :K CK 'Z '7. m. IJ XJ, xr XJ: XJ! Mr RTPSS COSFN 1 XJ XJ XJ XI f lm y 3 P STANDQNG: KRAUSE, C. KAAUSE, PESEK, Wimrrzns, Goan, LYQNS, OGACH WAY. SITTING: PARMA, BELL, Swxzac, GUN, BIRDWELL, GILBERT, STEHJLE, BARROW, SCHRUTKA. E ! X pi .4 N :aff F m X STANDWG: FOLK, NOQKQLQS, Comm SEILLELAW, Hamas. 2 S!TTH-JG: KLEIN, Domzmx, Kmsmvgi, FFQL, E. Knives, HM-fusmcx, Scarf., 2 v ul. if X-If xr XJ, X-If xy! FNTR5 COSR xr xr X11 XJ XJ 2 N,,,,.,,M,, P L. Hs if L T gl? Fai 2 , gif .vm wi yi? 2 .fwfu 3 FIRST ROW: W. BELICEK, C. 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GAMER f Tram was MR. :HUM SEEN Trw-tees ' Q Board af Tram tees 'W V' 3 ' P p Q4 MM 6 EAU f ww ,QW -zfiff 3 ff:fcA4,0o may ax ' M N .Aw ,' , 407,96 F ' . ,MQMMAMA N ,f ggafww-if -fc4...A.o -uf-4.-A446 fa ' wJffQL x A Q, f.z',c44,Z,. fa.,-Lddf fxfvwtf 4344! 42.4w,v, AAMQIJ' 2 f-WW MM, Aff k ,.Zf,,fA4.1 ' 7 ' X yu-V-vfdcf, c 'x44Q-ftfy ,540 2 I c94f'ML.,,aQ,f.f f 7535 44,6 P T f:P27THw'1f :'n...A.dfoL,,4 ' P 2 ABMALANA' IANA BMA NA P, 'WHS ww . x x x X xg ' fmuypvy ,JJ A ma mga' P wg V 9-x-mf -' 554: 'if M ,. ,Q ? . , A fag 2 D ii ,E Y if 5 , Tim Miss MAUHINE JOHNSON B.S. S.W.T.T.C. E K V N FACULTY . . ,Y W 1 Jw- . Mn. L. L. Tunes S.W.T.T.C. b.A. 4 , . 3 Miss HGRTENSE WELLS Senior, Mhrg Hardiw Baylor KL W I Am npwyg Q M? ilk Miss EUNICE JQEMERS ' f'f -L A BDA' Miss WILNA Lama SG,C5LQ3fxPU Uhiywrsitg B.S. E.T.T.C. . ,, , , 2 4 Q Q. N V ? P A 1 Q, I N gf fa ik 'NfKwwAQWMQ?a4Q4W Www x MRSQ JACK SYITH la B.A. S.W.T.T.C. N . f 4, F MR. JACK Smwiu 8.3. S.W.T.T.C Miss LQNNIE NEST B.A. S.W.T.T.C. gw,.,...k, X ff v v l 1 X X x x - - - ' 1 . 11 lx V x FACULTY SNAPSHOT5 2 F P K P P X THE Bm Boss 2 CAPTURED IN :Armen P A Gpw UNDER- A TRUE FISH Brom STANDING 2 Q' fi H P P x 'T TAKE IT VET I, M f SNAPSHOT? fi 00 411 gg?!.!.4!2 ,V ' 6555555 A Y. MIVSXS WL NQ I f vf f ' 7 2 2 N some PLACES A GAMEHA Suv 2 P N - x x x N 2 P P KN Q ff-,LASSE S P P Q P 2 P S X 5 ' E W. P 2 P Q F 2 if N - Q f' x P 2 2 P P P P .L.. ... I X M1 wx ZsW7m XJ Xl XJ XJ BTPs5 Cosa 4 XJ XJ XJ XJ L A I-I , ' - -1 fn., K SENIORS ., .f ,Wig qw? ,535 QR? 7- .1 n- wxfsm --fmfw:ff'df W.,k:25f ' Efngffff,,4w4, Q , iww, OUIDA SAVAGE Pres. Senior Cl. '36 BaskQtbal1 '35 HLE. 6 Athletic Club CHARLES MARTIN Bra Ima S txzff BaskQtba11'34-'35-'36 Captain '34 Basketball Bus. Mgr. Ath. Assn. LLOYD Cnrsum Edi to-rf Round-up Baskctball '34-'35-'36 Athletic ASSH. ELIZABETH CHAIN Bus. Mgr. 7Rounduupn QBPGUMG Stqf n Basketball '35-'36 Pres. HLE. Club Athletic Assn. VERNA BURNS Basketball '85 Athletic Assn. EXE. Club WQOBRDW WEST Sec. Senior Cl. '35 Ba8kQiball '34-'35- 6 Athletic Assn. MARY Swocxuoasr Basketball '35 HQE. 5 Athletic Clubs X11 XJ' XJ! mf was , Cosa X11 XJ Xl Y Jlmmxs GRAIN PPJS. Juniuv Cl. f35 5413159 tbcll l 'S'5- '35 Br'a hmm S taff Round-Up Staff HQE. 5 Athletic Clubs HANS KLOSS Br .:?wLa Staff Cirfcula t i on Auflffh The Atascosan Pres. AthlQtic Ciwh Basketball '34-'35-'3 Captain '35-'36 BaSketba7l MARGARET KLoss Editor UThe Brahman HRouni-Upn Staff Seo! Athlatic Assn. Basketbrll '55-'36 DQRQTHY PEELER nBrahmG' Stqff nRound-Upn Staff Vice-Pres. Juni0rQCQ. K.EH 5 Athletic CTLb3 Loaswa BARNES HRoand-Upn Staff nBPahmaU Staff Baskqtbgil '35 H.E. 5 Atilctic Clxbs ANNA GRASS HBPubmJn Stuff SQQ. Junior Cl. '56 513. 5 Athlefic Clubs AO' P f 0 VPWVM , XJ, lf XJ! xr - RTFN5 COSR 4 X1 XJ N Xl XJ Mr S VALL!ERE SAVAGE Dreaming, aZr'e:mi.ng, Cf? 9dI7Li?'5,Q of . Roscos r-AQPHAIL. VII date out ztonipht and make her' sore. MYRTLE Swoexuoaar 'She hai cz far-ra--9 WINFRED MARSHALL 'Qld Lum 'n .Abner- SOPHOMORE S Hewmn Srumss C2 amp--cl amp-- bang! HAROLD Huffoan Swell! Swell! Mauozmms f-mrs Huzzongll, laws go play. said over t7'ze?'r'r1cZi0 last night. FRANK Annnsws Playing for San Antonio High School. haven ' t abou t--? J LEONARD HOWARD Oh, he is hunt ing rabbi ts. 1 X ln! dx XJ, XJ, XI, X-If mf ATIAS COSR 45 XJ XJ X 'DPU -My-1 FRE SI-IMEN RUTH NGPHASL 'I have Q cmmpl gig set cf 'Advice' to 5325 Lovelar'n . MARJGRFE ERR1NGTON The fill ima: station wives we a pain in the S ide. QTiLA ESQUEBEL Don't you be- lievw what Aeiwla says. DDROTHY HALE Snoopinp Louise 'S no tes. LlLLfAN HILBUEM Na mat ter 'zo DEVEY Sauna I'l1 go deer hunting without a guna WJLMA STRUUB He'a the nicest t?eis15f. ROSLE HOYAQK NI omvt go an a hsney- moon with two. JAGK Tmmpsou So Jack bought Q zcgclc R5 Qariy I het up EDWARD I walt 4,93 to' JMUE Mics HALE sf -1 V - fs I jaws tezvsg sshool am tame. H . ak? 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P H 2 l P 'S P M351-JEY CONWAY GUSSIE Ross HURT .JOHN HENRY pww P P I 000 'Q 327. RTR5 Cosa XI' X' XJ' X1 XJ s Y, mE 2 X01 l-I A Q5 2 . , XMNIQI-125 P 2 My P ff P K Low x wxrmsf WMAQ WH-U5 f' f Q R-Q f X SJ f' F P Lyme SMITk'i B1-GOWN TAUSCH P P' 7 2 P PATQICIA EDDIE Q PRE. EMAN MOORE P P 6 5+- ix 9 U XJ' XJ' X11 XY' HTPS5 CCSP A XJ XJ XJ X1 L , n ,J 'KGS x X Y 2 X 'E OX X P X 4 , ,l 44 4 Q P i M A ,, . 2 ,,V,,,,,. , K Mx .- , X. K 2 , sDQ1J121owfOm132s 2 f 6 2 X 2 X X x Y 2 2 2 W x Y f x Y 2 , X Y 2 k Y K Y f' x Y F ROEERT BRLLCE, JOHN EDWARD ALLEN cf-XMDBELL, X ' -fur-wwf! f Z V 0 4 2 K 2 0 Q- . M y :Laps I 4 K :IEQIVI In K Ezi. ! 2 ' E E '-.1 f A 5 2 , Q, W 2, '- ef 2 M2 fiidiiizi W 'JOHN CfwP5E1-1,'EiL1L1.1AN Mmzui 1-QV ,,2Q Tfxuscf-1 CARAWAY X 'wg-, ,g fzyezx ' 2 Z 2 J Pm Q 2 7? -1 ' aw k' em RI 1 T 2 2 2 v FPQESHMEN 'E 1,, f W3 U JR YN ' fx. ci QARLES L. MASQ ggi? , X A DEGGESM ..,, I My 'pf-fugff V' J, ' I 4 Ak I 1 , V asia 1 7 rf' nfs? ' - Wi! H is M 59 ' Z .- VA-1.. 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MAR LOLJLISJE CQWXEERAS aufslfgigfgf EEURSGN X X X 0012 J 2 , I f f RT Ps 5 c o 5 P1 4 X XJ XJ XJ X! 1 112 11 - -I Z' ..5 SEN IQFQ ACINIIEIVEMENTS POLLY ALLEN l:RESl llVlANNl95.2N33 Member of Glad Club Memlnef of lplisliorjfflluln, Re fu llwe sl ff lf llne lelislof l'lowlin's 5Ql3l'l0MOlQENli3i3N3IlOgecrelaglgeilreaeurer olgophomore Class, JU.lXllQlQ l-934N35 Mcmlnerof Orc esl7ra,lVlemlJer of lhlislory Cluln, S lull Bef Vll b Ill u..sLU, or oeyd CELYTI, SENIOl52H19.35r36 Treasurer of History Club,l3icf01'ial Editor of Annual Slaff, Sulnslilule forVolle ball learn,lVlemlverof Qrcl1e5lra,l3resiolem5 offl-'H Clulglvllember ofBoffCf 5 eeoll Cl lovcerlpresiclenl of Senior Class. WESLEV CPONWZXV El3?ESHMANN1932-33 presidenl of l'lisloryClulo,MemlJez' of Baseball leam,Busincs5Ma.nageF of l'li5'CoI'yl'lowlin3, Member of GleeCluln,lVlember of Track team, SOl3l'lOMOlQENl9.33'.34Meml9er of 'Hack lcam,Woe'fl3re5idenl of Sophomore Class,Member of Baseball team, JUNIOR l.934o'35 Ediltoreinfrcl-1Lgf4jl IisJcoI' l'lowlin'5,Nlemlner of Tennis leamyieeepresi enl of junior Cla5S, SElNllQl:2Nl935'136 Presidenl ofl'lisJtoryClub,Ecliloreinechief of Cam belllion annual Member of Baelfellnall loam. Gussni moefii 1-lullfl EF2ESl'lMAN l952f'33 Reporter' of Hue staff of the Hislory lFlowlm'5,Declaimer in aounly maeJc,Memlner ofVoll ey loall team, SOPHOM0l32EN1933N34Mcmber of pep squad,Member of Baseball loam, JllNlOlQNl934i35 Member ofVollcyball 'fcam,l3residcnJf of Junior Class,P?eporler of llfle staff of lhe l'lisloryl'low1in's, SENl0l:2 l935 36 Member ofV0lleyball Team, Secretaryelreasurer of Senior Clas5,lVle'mlbcr of Bcller5 eeol1Clulo,Memlucr of l'IistoryClub,Meml:er of Sfaanislll Club. GRACE MCAD!-X l:lQESl'lMf5xN l93l .33 Vice-l31'e5idenJf of lAlis'foryClulg Subslilufe for Volleyball lcam,Ma-mlneraf Glee Club,l3?eForlcr of the .Slaff of lheloli5'foryHow1m'5, SOl3l'lOMOlQE 'l933N54l'lVleml9er of Baseball leam,Gardener for . Soglwomore flower lnecl, J UNl0R l934'3 Seorelaryelieasurer of lhlislory Clulzlvlemlner of Ofcl1eslra,Memlaer oflfolley laall leam, SElXllOl:2 l955 36fXssislanl Business Mana er of Cemplnelllionannual Secrelary-rlleasurer of Ll-Nl'ljClu.l:,PresLzle nl: of Senio- Cldss,lVlemloer of Baller Speech Cluln JOHN l lEN RY PLM. LIN l:sl:2E5l llVlfXN l9.32N33'lDilol'1er for Whilaelil. Baseball lledm SQPHOIVIOFQEH1933-34--f'lr5l: lace in Live Oak County spelling JUNIORN1934N35-Member of lfgznedy Football liodm SENlORf'1935'36-Sergeant-ata arms of Hxsloory Club 7 77' nl. kj XJ xr XI, X-If N1 -RTFSS COSFS A XJ K A XJ . A 5 1 f .-dk . 5 ' ,bllx g UNDER CLASSMEN E Lt 9 Ji 't w Ks i ' w h A ,M , H M A ii Nl 4 1 x Q ? m. v V ms 1 x x x X, X, ' alko g 1 . n' ' N5 W ., ,. uma fi ? S IXTH C9 SEVE NTI-i JY -::?V?i55wN'.i 5-,M :iw Q fm. e XM ! fa xg Sq 4 ,J f j L QQ? 1 ,ff Af? E 'N-'QSST' my MX f f 7 ' wifff ' Q I . 3- i ? BACK Q OW! Tompasch al,Gus Eus1ace,AnnaMd Campkellga Fael Qosales,M1ss 1XlLee1,Ra5manAI'1olsEe:n,BiIlAvanC,fnez Garza, Ofhnzev Kubish FRONT RUN? Q55 Manigcmerg, Jk5l-LSi?.ROc1lY'i vez ,MdJT'Cj650.,El0citd, M3251 MaryConUf1w.qMa,r5g Lange f3f'1fC1d,WCbB Tfxusczyfayne flue., Charles Conwy 3 .ww K, J , in, W, , -, Y S YY 7 .1: v 4-,:- ' f ' Z! XJ, xr XJ' XJ! X71 F RTB5 COSP5 1 Xl XJ XI L 1 XJ H f .ulk . x, - n X Y 2 , Y 2 N Y 2 , FOLHIQTH ff FIFTIN1 - I 2 K is 1 ,1- ,. 'Q ' T rf' Inf' x V ' . A N Qgf aww, J if 1 V P x r f 2. X 1 iii WAX , 51 L 1 Kg M 1 A Www , . . fi jg? E X ' , u,Ig1w?1i ffm S5 x N v hQ W r 2 K . A Q, V ! X WA Xxx N x Y f Y IF x. . . I x 1 p K N , ig 2 2 f K 5 x V , V 2 BACK ROW2LouisI2osaIegAna.stacio Masf5,Acfela Hex-nandez,Luc Guiana, Cecelia Gonza1ea,Jesu5Gvn2a1es,Danie1 Coni,reras,MB1giYef, Ef1anlCenaiiif4MrsJoe Torn. X FRONT ROVfWiUisLandrum,C.iceroB1ankcnship,FrancesA11en,Char es Edward E 2 Ava.nt,BerniceAUen,5tew Allen,CrawFord Daniel, Marg Lou Montgomery. N X ,W 4,4. . A ! 2 P Y V v v 1- M N X Y n2r,x s 4 I M CCL L... ......, A ,W ,M , ..-N4 WL9' -:syn W -'H' Q2 SECOND C9 THIQD 'lvu-f-ff! NA H :riff A sQ Q ,abv I sz-4 '- K-S. li . ' ' , Y ix X V 1 '.:. '-- f 1 'fx f ' iiyffff . 9 Sw K BACK P2OW15yive5tra Zepeda,Olibee.s Gan Laics,JamesMcyers, Drck Gullcti ,FZ-:I ips R e s.s,AdoZpho'RL5car'uQj32Loland E3uI2ivdn,xJe-sus Cadena.,HowardAllen,MissCavington. IVEIEDLEROWP Leroy Blankcn5hip,Richard Garciaplose Resales, Morse P.eyes,f5.Tzcr,l iia. Rod riq uez, Pei ra Llamas,duanRosaZes.,Fred Meyers. FRQNT R OWfMa,, daGu21eki,Heian Clyburn,ChelaHcrnandczjEkIa Resales, ESiqueTEjeda,QoscGon zalcsfmphieCac3enaMcivriaCfmirerasjybilWsllis,HeZcnrY5uscI1. f f XJ' XJ xf HTP5 Cow 4 XJ XJ X! X Q, 5 P P , A. . A i, A.,.,,,,,,, F DQIMEQQFIQST i ' 4 Q cf , 2 '2 ix Z' w- -3.,, , OS 2 f f' 7 N50 Como ffiiules Tam biC'YX! 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PLOW Alice Hurt., GuasieR,Hurt, Lillian M.Ca2'awa , Marie Willxs X FRONT' ROWS Patricia Freeman, Smith Tausch, Lovie yilklillzs, 2 P P L X z N5 X Y X NxzK zK I L 1 nk UK iK nk 5X li vin. XJ, XJ, XJ Xyf RTB5 COSB 4 XJ XJ XJ X, L f nw. A ' TI H ' I CPQCI II'Sv fPQ A .I i KX 1,, 'qi x ., '5 5, V' ' rm .4 U wx f 3 1 iTiQi:g f k jiwyaggkf T Q ff. H X Q-Q11 I fi .NQESQ .INELNKWQE ,4!Z.4Q,' a ,, A! 5 Q, tl VV M 4 ,V ,ffmyurf 'X If W 'mmzg WN W-111 Mwfm-N, 'uf' V X J, ' ,rj I , f i x .H A W! f 'K X IH. X N Si ,KYLVM A 'lv' 'M XE!!! :Hu 'K' XX UUE 'SwX'5U'-xflmkx 'H' K nm Mu Mt n N ml fu N - V 'H z I .4 it - ag 2 BACK RUW Raymond Holsiein, Smi-H1 Tiusclx, Wesley Conway,Gus5ie Rose Hurk, Marie Wxllia, Mary EvelynMcAda.GraceMc!Ldfa, Louise Burson, FRCNT ROW L oviewlli 5, Jain Ecfwarcf Campbell, Nlrs 'Joe To rn, 3 NICE Hurfz, Pony Alle11,Anz'za Mae Ca mpben, Bruce Allen, X, ff. xf XJ, X-If X21 -HTFSS COSR A XJ XJ 5 .5 XJ 1 ... ' wx X P M A,A ,,,.W. P 2 11 l x 'IQLPQ spmggci-H1 y W Q ' 2 2 vxA KN h 1. f M EN g L. M fi ,w1 2 , rw A ,' 5 8 wi X .u. .4 , K.. 3.g-c3'!,u,, , L- Ja.. 31... . 3, f 3 x s F 7 z P F f 2 P BACK RCW Polly Allen, Mary Evelyn Mcfkda. Lane Brown, Levis WQISS, Bruce Allen, Wesley C runway. 'Q FRONT ROW Liilian Ma rie Caraway, Andre Moore, Louise Dm-son, H Grace Mc.Acia,!X3iae Hurt, Mn Musgrave, gponsozf 2 P Y V Y Y V NK K N 4 Z Z fm - ffl? NN 'ff z Nix og - CIT' 4 iff V 'R -5- ,f??2'5f ' f XG r ,f 1 X -as XL! A Q ' Hgigwv N ,f '-I ,,..5 ':i 1i, , -,,f ,,'r' 1 1 X ,,,-1ggiQ:g.,, '. T- ,ff ' ,fx if 'f fe:'v 'j1il g ' Nw Y ..4:?2'1!f X X ffl 1 1' 'Ts WLIIHWM X W f K . , -Q' :fi ' Q X ' An-' I VX fx x H x Q34 H X T Z NK EEE: 55' . ' T ?,,4wgU1 Q . 7 V Q w g f Q ,wx X Y .A .A A. f f -Lg mf f' M '. mf , 5 V X! 24 ? ' o ga 'C N 'N ii-H Q. Q X f , ef K' x,-:lf J af 4 rims , 4 4 3 4 BOOK VIII ADVERTISERS With the advertisers' aid For this yearbook We have paid As this book comes to an end We want to recommend That you patronize them. And, too, a friendly spirit -prevails throughout that I I I What Will Determine Your Furniture Purchase? ' Will it be: Style? . . . Beauty? . . . Good Taste? . . . DurabiIity?. . . SuitabiIity?. . . or Price? KING'S HOME FURNISHINGS HAVE ALL OF THESEI - Do You KNOW THAT- King's School Furniture and School Supplies Department is prepared to fur- You are cordially invited to see King's display of home furnishings and appliances. Selected from the out- standing manufacturers, you are sure to find just what you want at just the price to suit your requirements. Living room, dining room, bedroom, baby, and recondi- tioned furniture departments: carpets, rugs, and draperies: wood, coal, gas, gasoline, and electric appliances, radios- in fact, every convenience for any home. makes King's known as The Friendly House -a place Where you will like to trade. Friendly credit terms are available. Free delivery to your door. Let King's assist you in any of your home furnishing problems. If FURNITURE CDMPANY The Friendly House 205-207 W. Commerce St. N, H, KING, Mgr, G, 7231 nish every need of every school? - San Antonio, Texas T Q '+' F' '? i l l' i l lf il Congratulations Faculty ancl Students of Atascosa County Schools We are proud of the scholastic accomplishments of the Atascosa County Schools during the year 1935-36. Both faculty and students have put forth consistent effort, with the result that another year of achievement will add to the name and fame of Atascosa County Schools. We recog- nize our schools as community builders and pledge our cooperation with them in any worthwhile undertaking. Central Power and Light Company ..iki.l..il--4----Ll!-4 --lini- - -4---'ILAIL --3.1 CENTENNIAL GREETINGS Q L53 cbgahq ' 7 e' Jimi ' 2 EP H 5-:r. l Qxggix A--ve,-1 Fvfflzl -- 'Elia WsWEF:rE,-'fin .asf 53 ' Q 'W' lun 4 E -QM A' A 5 J 1 H QP J A Texas Pioneer Institution Since 1873 To THE CLASS OF 1936 You are graduating in a year of historical significance in Texas, marking the hundredth birthday of our great state, During 63 of these hundred years Joske's has served faith- fully, Winning the affection of five generations of customers Whose loyal patronage has made Joske's the largest store in Texas . . . a suc- cess, solidly built upon service. JOSKE BROS. GLIDDE Paint and Wallpaper needs for the Home Wholesale and Retail Fannin 7 l 28 A Good Place to Trade N When You Are in San Antonio R. E. KENNEY GENERAL MERCHANDISE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLE'S 13 3 6 S. LAREDO ST. 134 West Commerce St. San Antonio, Texas SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS ' I I I I 4' --y-q.--.g.--q-?'-qv--gv-wqr-9--q--y'Qr-g- .144 When in need of Expert Service and Courteous Treatment, Visit Natalia Barber Shop We specialize in Ladies' and Kiddies' Work O . L . L i I I i e NATALIA, TEXAS SOUTHERN MUSIC COMPANY 112 W. Houston Street San Antonio, Texas Distributors for Holton band instruments, Selmar wood-wind instruments, Martin band instruments, Ludwig drums. Complete stock of sheet music and accessories MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY WE LEAD - WATCH THE OTHERS FOLLOW tv J EWE LRY CUM PANY SAN ANTONIO'S LARGEST CREDIT JEWELERS 209 ALAMO PLAZA - SAN ANTONIO MEYER POTTERY CO. T d d Manufacturz'ng Potters 0 ay an Q T o m o r r o w TEXAS' OLDEST POTTERY g We Say: 50 h II Sith Quality is N N the keeper N N I I of the Faith! V V E E R R ' S S R R 11 A A A wail: 'vw Y Y wglmlrolmrox. AAIFISQOIQ 1 Atascosa, Bexar Co., Texas SAN ANToN1o, TEXAS Q-ln.-Q---ll--JI---'IL li- -I-H SALABLE EDUCATION Ambitious young people interested in early income should ask for free Employment Report showing long list of students placed in good starting positions during recent months. 1.9 1. Inspiring opportunities for trained young people continuing to come to our Well-organized Employment Department prove that the Draughon training offers unlimited opportunities. It will give your general High School and College edu- cation a market value. Business training is Sal- able Education, The name DRAUoHoN's, in San Antonio, is a symbol of progress and integrity since 1888. DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 411 EAST MARTIN STREET SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 1836 1851 1936 Compllmems This is the 100th anniversary of of Independence of Texas W-W San Antonio's C oca-C ola Bottling C 0. 123 LAEITTE ST., SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS It is also the 85th anniversary of the founding of the Pioneer Flour Mills in 1851. .S L, PIONEER , . W1 FLOUR IIIIIIIIIQ WHITE WINGS FLoUR , 44 ' A 1 ' m I 1 I TEXAS . I N R Most Dependable for :I-Inari: , J E very Baking 1535155211 Purpose ' Young housewives today are using for their baking this same mi1l's flour which was the favorite of their mothers and grandmothers. PIONEER FLOUR MILLS Guenther Street San Antonio - --ll --Li-.ll--'I---lil Jllulilni- School and Compliments Library Bindings O , A M E R I c A N D Y E Universal Boolcbinding, Inc. THIRD STREET AT BROADWAY SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS W O R K S Cleaners and Dyers I 1009 SOUTH ALAMO STREET SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS to the ATASCOSA COUNTY SCHOOLS On the Excellence BELL FURNITURE COMPANY Corner West Commerce and Main Avenue Quality Furniture-Low Prices Of Iheif Complete Home Furnishers First Annual PHONES: G-5300, G-5309 and me SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Advancement Being Made feell HENRY A. MOOS the Units 7? . Any book you want, New or Old Rare books and Texiana o. B. R O L L I N S Speealfv . 331 West Commerce Street Tel. F-0032 San Antonio, Texas Your Children to come. s S PHOTOGRAPH before they lose their baby expressions Maffet Studios specialize in Chi1dren's Photographs and will make you photographs that you will cherish in the years REASONABLE PRICES AND PROMPT SERVICE AT Niolciei fiuciios 313 and 104W E. Houston St. San Antonio, Texas 1- RTP'-'S COSPH 4 X' XJ XJ X 'Q R - .n Z . x ' n ga K ,w N CTX-:C 90 2 P 7 P P QQ P UL 'W' -V f - . ,W 1 ' Q A P - mx ia v ' P F' 9 X P 1? ' f QC Om K N 2 P A GOOD DLACEL To TRADE. Q A -STRUVE. cQ,1NC 4 2 GENERAL MERCHANT3 2 CAMPBELLTON, TEXAS Y CAMPBFI .I ,TCJN TI'-IE CITY OF' BLUE BGNNET5 C5 Q Q D SG U . IXIATUT32!-XI. GAS IQLIZCTHIC LIGHTS AFFILIATED HIGINI SCINIQOL. M112 5. IVIAIQY CAMPBELL ESTATE. , W VIM.. x. x x x x X Y 2 Y , TAUSCIWI SERVICZE. STATION Q CAFE THE ONE. STOP 5I:+IQP P DAY sszavrca Nici-JT N Goof: Home Coors!-30 MEALQ P x Z Dsmcious Sawowxcmsc P Dias AND Cow Damn 4 F Fagan Coffs-15.6. EVERY Home TEXACQ GAS E3 OILS QUAKER STATE. QIIL.. P eooovmm Txmma as Txmezs P We Appreciate. Yaur busineaa W A. 'TALl5C1HL P2-QP, V : k ,CAMPDELLTGN TEM? . , , M ' f . V 2 Courfse.-sy of Like any other goodrciii- X P ' I zen, it ia always my pleasure M A be approve any an-df all cow l strucf-ive civic movements, ' P My Friends and neighbors may at-all isimes Peel thai I P am bheir frierui Please do P , noi hesiiaie to call Onsme C, when I can be QF some P service to you or yours. ' Fiouimofa Gmocemf 4 2 P J 5, 5-IGHEROA CAMPBELLTON Texas H ' V WHILE IN CAMP BELLTGN VISIT TI IE BLUE BUNNET INN For Delicious Toasted Sandwiches, Lunches, Ice Cream, and Qualiiy Foods. EAST AND F1321 ENDLY SERVICE Your Dat ronage Apprecia ted, W, DIL.GRlM,PRoR CAMPBEZLLTON. TEXAS SIIQIJ AT EDIS PLACE F0122 ANY KIND of-' COLD DRINKS, EAQBECUED CABRITO AND ALL T1-'IE TRIMMIN65 ED. CAMPBELL CAIVIPFQEI ,L TON ,TEXAS SHOP EOR YOUR OAR AT THE CAMRPQEI ,I .TON GARAGE ACCESSORIES 'J BATTERIESP' TIRES FARM RADIOS HRADIO REPAIR ASK U5 IF WE DONT HAVE IT HWE'LL GET IT v o A 4 Complimenjcing THE FACULTY AND T STUDENTS OF THE ' Cfxlglgffg-15EQN CANDIDATE M17 CC' Mrs. Leggejcf 5 A Q 4 CAMPBELLTQN Duane Sm-1001.5 Gfdmmdl' Sclwoolfall WOTk Sfahddrcl Higli Ocl'1Oo1Hal1worl4 affifialu ed SCHOOL I3 OARD E W XJ! NJ: XJ: XJ? X77 RTFN5 COSB 1 X' XJ xl Xl L Iv R D Complimenis of i SMITH aa MOWINQKLE F I, 4 s S M P f P 5 ,gi , Y P P P S+!! L1 Q A l A P if 25M SM P P P INIACIENDIX DEQ LJ-X TOQDIQLA 7 Campbellienflxas ln. 1 N - N N Y y 1 ..4 Zv, 5 P P y 5 ITU 0 w1ow1Nc1fiL..E Complimervlis of M N F P N 5'-M F P P P , P F 5'M P P P P' w P Q 2 2 2 SWM j f' v v v v v x x, 2 , N Compliments cf 7 SMITI-H-1 ef 1v1ovv1Nc1ff1..ri 2 3 2 P 2 2 P A Xfx,, A4 ,i P ' f x Q 5-rv: S-M P 2 x V Y Y .. ... .V.. A . . J Q w 2 2 2 Q -ws x W5 C059 ' X N N N ' P Com limenjcs of Q 6132 TIEANQIMI P J K M 2 if '92 ,' P k P P -N , L A, , I P P . P A X ki, .i ,E 5 x , W... x F , w P N an f , J y : 1 P Q , P N' ,fl P' 1 1 z Q CAMPBEL LT ON, TEXAS 1 y , P' Wim. f f was CCSP 4 5 x 5 ' L x n dggmpm x x x x x x x, 2 ' , Compl Iments of P 'E PQANCINI E J K P N 2 2 P 2 P P Q K ,J -f fl 7 v P P P 2 CAMPBELLTON, TEXAS ' r g ym. XJ, XJ, XI, X-If XX HTPs5 COSH A X' XJ XI 5 4 5 5 . 'afC233:'5i'f' Ja 1 i ma. L 7 Com iimenis of 2 'EE FSXXNCIWI x 2 RN P P x 2 F P N ,, P P 1 x . , ' P 2 Y fx P' P Q P 2 CAMPBELLTON, TEXAS J. J. DORNAK Girmer and Cotton Buyer O CHRISTINE, TEXAS PHONE 14 'liw L L McDonald John H McDonald McDONALD 8K CARTER CHRISTINE TEXAS Call On us when In need of GROCERIES NOTIONS FRESH MEATS CE Coldest dr1nks In Town Also Auto Supplies and Texaco Products We mvzte comparzson of przces Your Vote and Support Earnestly SOI1c1ted C omplzments of CHAS T TROELL Candldate for County Judge Atascosa County Subject to Action Democratic Primarxes July 1936 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Poteet MetI1odIst CI1urcI1 LEON D BROWN Mmzster KALLISONS SAY ANTONIO TEXAS Where Southwest Texas Trades GIN YOUR COTTON DAVIS SWITCH GIN MRS L VRANA Proprzetor ALAMO CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE SAV ANTONIO TEXAS I1yA dtdWthU E W t ll Good Things to Eat at PILGRIM S CAFE AND MEAT MARKET LYTLE TEXAS C omplzments of a Frzerzd J , , , I - - I . . , l AT Th Pioneer Business Training Institution A SQUARE DEAL in Texas- Nationa ccre ie i niversal mploy- I Q ment Service to Graduates. ' , ri e or C for Inform ti n. O I V LEW 4- 4- -LLL --LLL --1-QL --QL - IT IS EASY to OWN YOUR OWN HOME BUILD Now AND INVEST THE RENT We Carry the Best Grade of Lumber at the Best Prices OUR ESTIMATES ARE FREE LET Us HELP You PLAN YOUR .HOME ALAMO LUMBER COMPANY Charlotte, Texas R. V. RANEY, Manager sTRoMAN Auro COMPANY FQIQD SALES SERVICE Henry Ford brought the low priced car to the American people. We were proud to sell the Model T , the most rugged, de- pendable car ever built. To-day We are happy to sell the V8, the iinest car Ford ever built. We have the oldest established automobile business in Atascosa County. We trust We shall merit your continued good will and be here to serve you for many more years. E. G. ISTROMAN CHARLOTTE, TEXAS 1l lf lf1l l i?Wlf17 T' l 7W'?' -I' dll---Lni-All--lll -I----il-il--kll4l--ki-.i-H THOMPSON'S GARAGE . .......... E E. 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HOBRECHT, Owner Charlotte, Texas GROCERIES-Always Fresh MEATS-The Best O Always Courteous and Reliable O PROMPT DELIVERY I CHARLOTTE, TEXAS Y r 7736 A'-ANP LUNBER. C OIVIPANY Bwfcfmy Mnfbrfcff and f7fc17'C7,'vVc7f cJ f1Wf, fwcfnager- ,cfo ur cfcyfy ffufg , 7EXa'5 W. J. BOVVYN 'Pr-e5AC1Y'ICL IVKIIVT The flfascow pounfy Absfracf Corrnfvcrlny JO Lfrcfanfon 72 xczfs Phon e 2, 4 when in LJ 25...-l.f?.ID!-5xlXl'f'2lX.l VISIT' CIS fgfii ffo cfm? uez, 6'19l7c:rc!fi f77uf'O !?epcIfr-fn? I DHOJQGS SCTVfCC51'c11 1oNI MMCZO XQOOGO Jdfes -Plfxqrxzsz. H-5 dhcf Oervfccf 67 61,66 Q5Cl VlCEJ Sfdfloh fwcfcfrvoffcf flfgocfucfs cfocffcfcro 1 lofwdne 12. clpurdrvn-fan, 7531. W. KFQuSC, C'r'occr'-Pr We Handle Fresh 7r'oce r-:e,5 Qbrnc :rw and vvanf-Us men 5 Ip we lolfefmoecyfou 'fell L10 :ff-MIC don?-, 'fell Us N We 5f ravc -Fo scrh'-5-fly doup. DAN -romp !57co'7 G-raccry ,- Mqffeeff f DARE V 5 CAN 5 X47 SITICG fglllfbles lqfvlh fqllfbbd pfvh- farofa. 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QWGDS- QSHG-:P Our work. 5,3661 Kb -F-or' General, SC... i+-se,lf- df'--4 Coffon Buyer' , Free- Bellvery '56-,rvfc,e. yvifh pl Srnbleg one DCIY 5crvaCGJTHe F'F':e.r1clly plclCLe'1T5 Tre' Cl G1 Mrs. More Robar'xSorJJ lvroppkonc, 50 -VVG IZHVGR... JOM r' cl oLY'N'l oY'v , -Exabl kJc:ucQ,,DfArxl'!'?3lXl. 1 C O R N E R D R U G S T O R E V I S I T U S The Rexall Store Meal - Short Order - Cold Drinks Quality - Service - Appreciation M R 5- 5 E H 0 R N'5 C A F E J O U R D A N T O N, T E X A S J O U R D A N T O N, T E X A S BENDER PRODUCE HOUSE L R O U C T S Buyer of Poultry, Turkeys, H U M B E P D Eggs' and Cream Hiram Allen, Agent Also handle a full line of Feeds and Seeds J O U R D A N T O N, T E X A S when in the Market to BUY or S611 Office Phone 14-Residence Phone 77 Phone 50 Jourdanton, Texas W H E N T H E S A D H O U R C O M E S C A L L G. A. S C H R O E D E R J O U R D A N T O N, T E X A S S T A T E L I C E N S E D F U N E R A L D I R E C T O R Residence Phone 57 Office Phone 27 R E D A N D W H I T E S T O R E H 0 M E O W N E D S T O R E WE APPRECIATE THE SCHOOL TRADE AND ARE BACKING THE ANNUAL. U L C A H C O M P A N Y PHONE 53 JOURDANTON, TEX. FREE DELIVERY SINCLAIR REFINING CO. SINCLAIR MOTOR OILS SINCLAIR PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR OILS SINCLAIR HC GASOLINE C. R. TUTTLE, AGT. E N T R A L D R U G S T O R JOURDANTON, TEXAS EVERYTHING FOR THE SCHOOL STUDENTS THE HOME OF P E E R L E S S S C R E W W O R M K I L L E HOPING FOR A BIGGER AND BETTER ANNUAL E R M A R T I N A B S T R A C T C O A L F R E D S T E I N L E, Mgr J O U R D A N T O N, T E X A S L. S. MORRISON A COMPANY Store with highest quality and lowest prices. Visit Us. Stores at Somerset, Jourianton, Pearsall, Poteet, Georgetown Three Rivers, and Freer FRESH BREAD Pies and Cakes made daily at Your home-owned Bakery since 1927 KLEINS BAKERY Jourdanton, Texas Your vote and support earnstly Solicited. Compliments of CHAS. T. TROELL Candidate for County Judge, Atascosa County Subject to Action Democratic Primary in July, 1936 Your business Appreoiated Washing and Greasing HITTEN SERVICE STATION uThat Good Gulf Service' Hood Tires and Tubes Cold Drinks Phono 7- Jourdantozn, Texas DEAN HARDWARE COMPANY 'It it's hardware, we have it' Jourdanton, Texas Congratulations to TheAAtasoosa A. J. MEITZEN, GO. AGT. MILDRED GAITHER, HOM DEM. AGT. GULF OIL CORPORATION W. M. AVANT, Distributor for Atasoosa County Since 1920 Gasoline, Kerosene, Lubricating Oils and Greases Backing The Atasoosa T. L. ERNST COMMISSIONER, PRECINT N0.1 I AM FOR THE ATASCOSA SHERIFF L. D. MDADA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FIRST ANNUAL THE ATASCOSA JUDGE EARL D. SCOTT COMTLIMENTS OF MARGARET MAY COUNTY SUPT. TO THE ATASCOSA COMPLIMENTS TO THE ATASCOSA R. M. GRAIN COUNTY TREASURER ALL FOR THE ATASCOSA EDGAR RICHARDSON COUNTY CLERK CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR YEARBOOK THE ATASCOSA GUY SMITH DISTRICT CLERK COMPLIMENTS OF L. MORGAN WILLIAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY A FRIEND TO THE STUDENT S S A BOOSTER FOR THE ATASCOSA 'UNCLE' JIM LYONS CO. TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR ,..11 n 41-ki--i-lil---4--ill-AEA?--4-4OnJ+ --QL -QL --I----l--49 THEATRE ongratulations to the Schools of Atascosa I, CQIVJ Z' QdHHllffy XAQT ODA! f . E, fates-Erf.j 0 ,,-f- U4 '0':' ' FIDELIN , 'nurneq - tOuNn ' tvrrem voun Evgiunct aww 9ruEArngs -ever name Fl-EAJ'4Il1 PLEASANTON, TEXAS f- - -'ll --l-- --l-- -'lk 1L.l..i--QL --ll -1-- --QL -'ll iii- --l-- - Riclcs Company Incorporated DEPARTMENT STORE The Outstanding Merchandise Center of Pleasanton Red and White Grocery-Delicatessen-Meat Market Standard Nationally Advertised Lines Carried- Stetson Hats, Florsheim and Bob Smart Shoes, Phoenix Hose, Arrow Shirts and Underwear, Men's Holeproof Hose. HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL SCHOOLS Service and Quality in Atascosa County for Forty Years Come to See Us When You Visit Pleasanton Ricks Company Incorporated PLEASANTON PRODUCE FEED - GROCERIES We Buy Poultry and Eggs Compliments Of BRAUCHLE MARKET Everything in the Way of Meats MR. AND MRS. C. H. ALLEN WE SATISFY BOX 155 Phone 8 Pleasanton Phone 46 I. E. -ERWIN Good Clean Garden Seeds CLEAN, FRESH, HOME GROUND CORN MEAL Pleasanton, Texas MILLS COFFEE SHCP We Feed You When Hungry GOOD PIE OUR SPECIALTY Pleasanton, Texas - --I----IL --IL -4- -'ill--i-il--49--4k Compliments of ANNKS BEAUTY SHUI? PLEASANTON, TEXAS MORRIS GROCERY Fancy and Staple Groceries Fresh Meats and Vegetables We Appreciate Your Trade GIVE US A TRIAL N. Pleasanton, Texas Phone 61 Compliments City of North Pleasanton A PLEASANT PLACE FOR BETTER SERVICE USE HUMBLE GASOLINE AND MoToR OIL, MANSEIELD TIRES A Variety of Specialties HUMBLE SERVICE STATION GILBERT ROYAL TO LIVE Pleasanton, Texas FILL UP J. VAN WAGNER With : Pl-IILLIP MITTANCK SERVICE Complete Line of Station Texaco Products Goodrich Tires and Batteries Certified Washing and Greasing PHONE 75 North of R.R. Track on New Highway 66 PLEASANTON 'E-H' TEXAS Household and Hardware Specialties PLEASANTON, TEXAS Compliments of Vickers Drug Pleasanton, Texas Compliments of First National Banlc 1909 1935 CARPENTER SHOP T H E MILL WoRK 1-Bltasantnn fxprzss PLEASANTON TEXAS E Belllngel' Your Home Your Home Paper Prm ters Pleasanton Texas Your Vote and Support Earnestly J B Williams Store Com Izments GENERAL MERCHANDISE p Wm Housewrlght Benthall Peanut Pxckers CANDIDATE FOR Comm1ss1oner Precmct I PLEASANTON TEXAS Subject to Actxon of Democrahc Prlmanes July 1936 in P1 ' ' Solicited Ab-4 ind!-Y -'lv Jill- -ll-- --h..iv4I-- f-ll--ll--l..i- -41 'ki-N 60'-1 TE Q Texaco Gasoline Havoline Texaco Motor Oil Motor Oil In Sealed Cans Wax Free V' 4' 0 Z , C' Ton E. W. WEHMAN, Agent THE TEXAS COMPANY PLEASANTON, TEXAS Boone'HoPlcinS Motor Company THANKS A MILLION FoR YoUR PATRONAGE AND FRIENDSHIP KING PHARMACY The Rexall Store Pleasanton, Texas Compliments of L. A. jackson Lumber Co. SALES AND SERVICE 2 I NORGE AND ELECTROLUX REERIGERATORS PLEASANTON 'A-fr TEXAS Pleasang Texas - -'IL -'ll --1.-il --l-- lil--lil JG- --IL --ll- -O----ili '54-Jk-Q' BURMEISTER DALE G. Sl-IONE SERVICE STATION PONTIAC PIONEER SALES AND SERVICE The Most Beautiful Car of the Day Good Gulf Gas and Oils PLEASANTON, TEXAS GAS, OILS and ACCESSORIES BUS STATION N. Pleasanton, Texas llblil Qlnuereh magna Qiafe GOOD EATS--COFFEE AND OTHER DRINKS OPEN ALL NIGHT Pleasanton, Texas For Peace of Mind- Compliments BUY PROTECTION of a R 0 B E R T A H U N T General Insurance PLEASANTON We Insure E uerything I nsurable When in This City A BLOCK OF -- A Welcome Awaits You THE PLEASANTON HOTEL Barber and Beauty Shop in Connection MR. AND MRS. F. M. MCCALEB Pleasanton, Texas Never Gets Out of Order Dee Royal Fruit Stand Pleasanton, Texas fi7i Qf lY Y 1'? ' 13.11 4ll--i.l..il--4P- -41--lk-l.iv -ll---4L -'IL --3.1---'ll-All -4-- --ll - That Friendly Service Always V HOME - HARDWARE and IMPLEMENT STORE Alamo Lumber Company O PLEASANTON, TEXAS P I1 o n e ,4 4 EARMING IS MUCH EASIER AND CHEAPER WHEN A EARMALL DOES THE WORK Let Us Demonstrate the New Earmall E 12 Tractor Wxth Power Lrft and Qu1ck Detachable Tools Long Terms Can Be Arranged Convenrent wrth Farm Income QUILLIAN Moron co DEALERS McCormzck Deerzng Equzpment PHONF 100 PLEASANTON TEXAS Your Vote and Support Earnestly Solxcrted Z4 Compliments of Chas T Troell CANDIDATE FOR County Judge Atascosa County M BOWYER Ag! Subject to Actlon Democratxc Pr marles Pleasanton Texas Phone 119 July 1936 Compliments of ' SAN ANTONIO PUBLIC SERVICE-Q COMPANY O ...l.l-T l..l.-.. 1 , O I 2 1' ,. wfffffj' ' . ,-3,f'?,, . f,K 1 I 'ffl'-5 , 'A lf I N, 0 0 ,I,f k'X 'x 3 ' 7 ' . . . . . . , Y ! I 0 J. v. GA1-Es QUALITY MERCHANDISE 1-1-1 POTEET, TEXAS Not Always the Cheapest in Price But Always the Best in Quality Is Our Aim. MH. QI. lim-leg Funeral Director Poteet - 1 - Texas Residence Oflice Phone 33 Phone 28 Expert Barber and Radio Service RADIO TUBES SOLD HAYES and CURL POTEET, TEXAS L. RUTLEDGE SERVICE STATION 8 GARAGE Expert Mechanic Mobiloil - Mobilgas Mohawk Tires and Tubes PROMPT ICE SERVICE Phone 28 Poteet - :- Texas 'Wlf l i7'i? 'Qf 7'Q l' ' 7 i'Q l l' 15' lf I W Ab--4-A 4.41401 A-1--QL --h..d-- --Q---OL --l-- - -Ill HARDWARE Ill The RED and WHITE Stores John Deere Implements Quick Meal Oil Stoves Lowest Price - Best Service Satisfaction, or Money Refunded 0. N. CROUCH M. DAVIDSON POTEET, TEXAS J ' POTEET, TEXAS ?E3S7Ei' g?A'?E BAN? of PoTEET, TEXAS A banking institution interested in the' Hnancial welfare of its customers, and devoted to the upbuilding of its trade territory. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 'if '4 l 1l 7 'lf 'vi' if '-YY' I DY i? 'l T'T? f 'Qfi' 5 l l L Forget Me Not Beauty Slxop Mrs. Leroy Moseley, Owner and Operator C O M M U N I T Y TRY A CALO-REX PERMANENT 40f7bCoo1er HOSPITAL Guaranteed Permanents . All New Materials Used THANK YOU POTEET, TEXAS Poteet - z - Texas POTEET DRUG COMPANY agree A Full Line of Drugs and Drug Sundries Frigidaire Soda Fountain Service Day or Night POTEET, TEXAS SMITH'S MEAT MARKET DAVID DAVIDSON Home Killed Meats Sinclair Gasoline and Oils We Buy Your Live Stock 2 PHONE 47 CARS WASHED AND GREASED Poteet -1- Texas Poteet - 1- Texas 'T Q ?? l -l lf 7 5 T Q 'l Remember the ALAMO LUMBER COMPANY PoTEET, TEXAS Good Eats and THE BEST-FOR LESS Good Drinks in -: Gasoline, Kerosene, Tractor F Lubricating Oils, and Greas POTEET CAFE 8a BEER - G A R D E N - T. WEST, Prop. Poteet, Texas SALES CO. See Us for All Kinds of FINE FURNITURE E 'Z PHoNE 23 S. MclNTYRE FURNITURE E: COMPANY Somerset T POTEET, TEXAS LOTT MOTOR COMPANY Sales - Service R '55 G - Used Cars CARS TRUCKS Phone 43 Poteet, Texas 1 - -O--4-- -414l----i----h..AL40--4----14..d---4L-O--1h.i-ik-4-- Al--in LYTLE STATE BANK The officers and directors of the Lytle State Bank of Lytle, Texas, extend to the citizenship of this community an invitation to make this bank financial headquarters. More than twenty-five years of constructive service to the community. R. B. ToUoHsToNE - - - President ED M. WELLS - - Vice President A. J. GIDLEY - - Cashier GEO. C. TONDRE - Asst. Cashier Directors R. B. TOUCHSTONE, ED M. WELLS, A. J. GIDLEY, FRED S. HAYES and L. C. GRAY S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF MCDONALD and CARTER French Dry Cleaners of Q ATAscosA COUNTY'S PYOPU Facilities FIRST YEARBOOK and A Thorough Understanding B EARL D. SCOTT of fhe Finer Points of the Trade Your Vote and Influence . Earuestly Solicited , , Are Your Assurance of Satisfaction With Each Transaction CHAS. H. TROELL 9 ROY A. CARTER, Manager Charlotte, Texas , Atascosa County Q2 Compliments of Candidate for COUNTY JUDGE Subject to Action Democratic Primaries July, 1936 1l l 'YTFTQ 'lf l lf1l 1l lY f lil--4L..Q---'QL ki 'OLJIM -'QL -'ll --IL --ilk --lk Jil- Jil- -'IL Q-QL --Okt- A H R ' S GA R AGE Lacoste, Texas A. J. SPRINGFIELD, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Repair Everything Except Broken Hearts Lacoste, Texas A. H. AHR, Prop. Oflice--Residence .,., 9 'w' L 115. G IAI' f A ATTENTION! ATTENTION! LYTLE HIGH GRADUATES Airmaid Silk Hose for the Girls Airmate Silk Sox for the Boys Sold Only in the Better Drug Stores LYTLE DRUG CO. W. 1. DAVIS, Prop. WARD 8: CO. 1921 - 1936 Location: On corner opposite Lytle Railway Station GENERAL MDSE. Your Patronage Solicited Lytle, Texas Your Vote and Support Earnestly Solicited Compliments of CHAS. T. TROELL Candidate for County Judge, Atascosa County Subject to Action Democratic Primaries in July, 1936 TI1e RED and WHITE STORES Home Owned Q Home Operated . WELLS AND GRAY LYTLE, TEXAS KNlPPA'S HUMBLE SUPPLY STATION HERMAN KNIPPA, Dealer I Where Service, Quality, and Courtesy Reign I Washing, Greasing, Vulcanizing, Gasoline, Oils, Greases, Specialties, Accessories Lytle, Texas A. J. GIDLEY MILL LYTLE, TEXAS O Maintains a good market for Corn and suggests that farmers plant either all white or all yellow corn and not permit it to mix. All white corn is preferable and has a more Stable market. Ki 1 I 'i' 14 lli IR 'S iii R W'l ff' iii 34 ,I 1 E'H7,X'll'HON QQ IIIIQKHRAHIBIIC General Auto Repairing-Welding -Electrical and Battery Service- All Work Guaranteed Natalia, Texas Phone Lytle 73Fl2 Raiiteemanaaia GRAIN AND FEEDSTUFF Lacoste, Texas For Cuts, Sores, Screw Worms on Livestock use BLUE DEATH SCREW WORM KILLER At your dealers, or write C. S. HELLUMS, Lacoste, Texas .1 Mi.....l.., D'Hanis Brick 8: Tile Company Manufacturers -Face and Common Brick -Structural Shale Tile -Subirrigation and Drain Tile BUILD FOR THE FUTURE WITH CERTIFIED QUALITY SHALE BRICK OR TILE D'Hanis, Texas THE g LACOSTE NATIONAL BANK LACOSTE, TEXAS Capital Stock ,,L,,. S 25,000.00 Surplus ,,,,,,,,,,,,., 22,250.00 Deposits , ,,,.,,,, ,,,. 2 03,090.21 OFFICERS EDMUND KELLER, President W. H. HAWKES, Vice President A. P. PARMA, Cashier - F. J. KELLER, Tefler . . ' DIRECTORS it Edmund Keller, W. H. Hawkes, Paul -Jungman, Ed Schmidt, Henry Gross, Ed Wells, Wm. Santleben Member of Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured by FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CoRP. Maximum 335,000.00 for each depositor A Good Bank in a Good Town Your Business Appreciated Sun Shine Cafe Home Cooking, Cold Drinks, and Tobaccos Mr, and Mrs. R. S. Reinoehl, Prop, NATALIA, TEXAS THE LACOSTE LEDGER Published Every Friday JOHN C. BIEDIGER, Editor ana' Manager Reasonable Advertising Rates ARTISTIC COMMERCIAL PRINTING LACOSTE, TEXAS Medina Mercantile Co. GENERAL MDSE. Agents Case Machinery Lacoste, Texas Lacoste Mercantile Co. A Good Place to Trade . Lacoste, Texas iO l T ?'? 'if4 Q '5T'Q' ihiii 'I' ' .' ' 'il' 'l 'l A

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Suggestions in the Atascosa County High School - Atascosa Yearbook (Lytle, TX) collection:

Atascosa County High School - Atascosa Yearbook (Lytle, TX) online collection, 1936 Edition, Page 399

1936, pg 399

 Atascosa County High School - Atascosa Yearbook (Lytle, TX) online collection, 1936 Edition, Page 460

1936, pg 460

 Atascosa County High School - Atascosa Yearbook (Lytle, TX) online collection, 1936 Edition, Page 366

1936, pg 366

 Atascosa County High School - Atascosa Yearbook (Lytle, TX) online collection, 1936 Edition, Page 18

1936, pg 18

 Atascosa County High School - Atascosa Yearbook (Lytle, TX) online collection, 1936 Edition, Page 104

1936, pg 104

 Atascosa County High School - Atascosa Yearbook (Lytle, TX) online collection, 1936 Edition, Page 353

1936, pg 353

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