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

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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