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

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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. Walter Janes, the Representative from Atascosa County learned to 'red and rite' in that