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

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'-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.