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

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' 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

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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

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' 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