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

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41? 001 ww X IIIIZ v v v Y - - 'E cn -I 9 P4 91 TU F In THE BITTER YEARS oF THE CIVIL WAR SLACKENED EDUCATION AL PRoGREss IN PLEASANTON, AS WELL AS ELSEWHERE, AND N0 FURTHER REFERENCE TO ANY KIND or AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE IS FOUND UNTIL MR. W. H. 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'

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