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

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2 2 2 2 2 2 fb 'N 5 4 N I I 1 T Ch igigg C O UI I I P S P S P K' P K, Y' hi Y' X .d4IS TOP ROM: ARMINDA BELLINGER, MR. W. J. EVERITT, LA MERLE QUILLIAN, r LILLIAN COPELAND, HACKIE BELL MCKENZIE, LINNIE B. HILL, RODNEY BRAUGHLE, BlLLY DE BAUN, ROBERT HOLLINGSWCRTH. SECOHD Row: JIMMIE KADERLI, OMA LOUISE DUSSEY, EVELYN FKNIGAN, CLEC HAYDEN, EDITH ADDlNGTON, LE GREA ',i BELLINGEH, MARY FRANCIS BURMEISTER, LA VERNE JOHNSON, GLYN TAYLOR. FIRST Row: BERNADINE BOMBA, GEORGIA LEA KDONCE, do LE JILLIAE5. ROSEWARY FRANKLIN, AUDREY HEIGEF, BESSIE BRITE, GERTRUQE MAGHEN, HELEN GRAIN, DOHGTHY GLENN JAMSSGN, MADELEIHE WILLIAMS, LOUISE BRASHEAH. CACAHU ATE S OFFICERS 7,8 GEORGIA LEA KDONCE M.---..... .... pfQ3ijemt BESSYE 9RiTE ----- ----------- Vice Presijsnf AUDREY HEISEH ------.-......... Ngicpgtgp, ,F HELEM CHAIN ..-.-.w.-...-...... --g9fOpt Q ROBERT HOLLINGSWOHTH ..... 59pQQanf-gt.Apm5 DOROTHY GLENN JAHISON- .... -Purligmantgrign fa THE CAGAHUATES SFEUI H CLUB WAS QRGANIZED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PRESENT SCHOOL TERE IV 1y,j. IT HAS T ENTY-NINE CHARTER MEMBERS AND TWO NEW 'EMBEH5- THE AIN OF THE GLUE IS TC STIMULATE THE usa OF FLUENT SPAQ fa NISH BY IMPRGVING vHcNuwCIATInN, INTERPRETATIQN, AND UNDERSTANDING. Mn. W. J. EVERITT IS SPONSOR OF THE CACAHUATES CLUB. 2 2 one marning in the absence of her brother in milk. The saws hal never seen a girl in thg pun 'fa before ahf they wou1dn't let her come ncfr them. Uniaunted, Sha 3193 herself back to the house i:ns E Suzi of har broLher's ole zlcthes, rlaps tis old hat on har head anL gses back to the Q95- PGH and milks fha cwva witiout any Trouble. The editor aide that trifles will never bathe? a

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L M L Y vvvx' f , , , , f If .ffm I - 2 Ip L2 Q V P P Q pw L, TGP ROW: J. F. ANDREWS, JR., ROY QUILLIAN, EDITH BRQQM, Jimmie KADERLM LINKTE EAKINS, PAT STEWART, ROBERT ROYAL, RQBEHT HoLLlNsswcRTH, GLYN TAYLOR, ANNIE LEAH QHITE, FACULTY Anvlsoag ALFORD COCKRELL. FIRST I Row: TAYLOR BHITE, DOROTHY FAULKNER, LA MERLE QUILLIAN, do LE 'fa WILLIAMS, AUDREY HEISER, MACKIE BELL MCKENSIE, DQRQTHY GLENN JAMISON, MADELEINE WILLIAMS, Louise BRASHEAR. L F P RIC-RACQUET P OFFICERS ,J Auuaev Hessen -------- .... ---.gpQ55jQnt MADsLExmE WILLIAMS ------yiCG ppQSiJQnt LA MERLE QUTLLTAN ------ .... Lggcrgtarv Y ROBERT HOLLINGSWUHTH ...,. .,.. TWGQSHPQQ fa J. F. ANDREWS, JR. -------- ---- Reporter GLYN TAYLQR ------------Parliamentarian Lg THE Ric-RACQUET TENNIS CLUB wAs QRGANTZED IN THE FALL or 1935 WITH A MEMBERSHIP OF TWENTY. MISS ANNIE LEAH WHITE IS FACULTY ADVISOR. T THE PURPOSE OF THE CLUB IS T0 FOSTER INTEREST IN TENNIS, T0 DE' fa VELOP A FEELING oF GOOD SPUHTSMANSHIP AMONG THE NEMBERS, AND TO SELECT THE TENNIS TEAMS T0 REPRESENT PLEASANTON HIPH SGHGOL AT THE La ATASCOSA COUNTY INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE MEET. 2 Somerset and Pleasanton twice a week. If it reached Pleasanton before dark a crowd would gat- her arnund the postoffice and Postmaster J. S. Ramsey wuuld eali out the names of everyone to I vhom a letter was addressed. The first railroad that was ever layed off in Atassosa County ',i was layed off by the I. a G. N. RR Cumpany in 1882, about three miles east of the present town