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

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x i v V x' v V -- x x x x D Q lI II P 7 P P 2 P 2 L FOOTBALL TEAM TOP RON: EARL ROYAL, TRQY BLANKENQHIP, MELVIN ROYAL, ROBERT ROYAL, L Lp Rosen? HGLLINGSWQHTH, GLYN TAYLQR, MERLIN BLANKENSHIP, H. G. HOWARD, JR., LEE Rav NEDBALEK, CQACH. SECOND RON:PAT WHEELER, JOHNNY ELWARDS, Dois PRUETT, ROUNEY BRAUCHLE, I FRANK KEISEH, CARROLL Ross MATHENY, ALFORD GQCKRELL. I Q eik o Q I WML. LL l ,MI Ia. A P f' 2 ' TENNIS TEAM L ,F TGP ROW: AUDREY HEISEH, LOUISE BRASHEAH, EDITH Enoom. SECGND RGW:TAYLon QUITE, J. F. ANDREWS, JR., DUULEY RuYAL, DORGTHY FAULKNER, GEQHGIA LEA KQQNCE, MISS ANNIE LEAN WHITE, COACEQ Jo LE La WILLIAMS, ROBERT ROYAL, RODIEY SRAUCHLE, H. G. HOHARD, JR. , sent a bunch of men out there GHC mornink about iaylight on two flat cars, and before the old ,fi Englishman knew what was going n, txey jacks? up that building site at Ly?1e. The town of Lytle was namei after John T. Lytlc, a wealthy, well-known ranahman. Sher1ff Duck of Atasoosa County and tie Sheriff of Uvalde County ask ihe sheriffs of the various counties in Scukhwest 4

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f ll X' fr. ,. 1 1 XJ: f nf RTPNS COSFS 1 Xl XJ XJ Xl K K ' I-'UA 1 fnMw.S I l - THLETIC5 THE FOOTBALL TEAM OF P. H. S. PLAYED SOME SPLENDID GAMES UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF COACH L. R. NEDSALEK. THE LlNE-UP IS AS FOLLOWS! FULL- BACK-ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH QCAPTAIND, LEFT HALF-H. G. HOWARD, JR., RIGHT- HALF'MERLlN BLANKENSHIP, QUARTER BACK-EARL ROYAL, LEFT END-GLYN TAYLOR, LEFT TACKLE-CARROLL ROSS MATHENY, LEFT GUARDvFHANK KEISER, CENTER-RODNEY BRAUCHLE, RIGHT GUARD-DCIS PRUETT, RIGHT TACKLE-JOHNNIE EDWARDS, AND RIGHT-END-MELVIN ROYAL. THE TENNIS TEAMS, OOACHED BY MISS ANNIE LEAH WHITE, BROUGHT BACK SEVERAL HONORS FROM THE COUNTY TENNIS TOURNAMENT HELD AT CHARLOTTE ON MARCH 13 AND 1LI., 1936. THE TENNIS TEAMS ARE AS FOLLOWS! SENIOR GIRLS SINGLES-AUDREY HEISER, SENIOR GIRLS DOUDLES-LOUISE BHASHEAR AND EDITH BROOM, JUNIOR GIRLS SINGLES-DOROTHY FAULKNER, JUNIOR GIRLS DOUDLES-GEORGIA LEE KOONCE AND JO LE WILLIAMS, SENIOR BOYS SINGLES-H. G. HOWARD, JR., SENIOR BOYS DOUSLES-RODNEY BRAUCHLE AND ROBERT ROYAL, JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES- TAYLOR BRITE, JUNIOR BOYS DOUBLES'J. F. ANDREWS, JR., AND DUDLEY ROYAL. THE PLACES WON. FIRST-JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES, FIRST-JUNIOR GIRLS DOUBLES, AND SECOND-JUNIOR BOYS DOUBLES. THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR BOYS BASEBALL TEAMS HAVE PROGRESSED VERY MUCH UNDER THE COACHING OF MR. R. L. MATTHEWS. THE JUNIOR BOYS HAVE PLAYED AS FOLLOWS! PLEASANTON 6-OAMPBELTON 31, PLEASANTON 25-LEAL 11, PLEASANTON 12-COUGHRAN 9, AND PLEASANTON 12-POTEET 5. THE SENIOR GIRLS BASEBALL TEAM, COAOHED BY MR. W. J. EVERITT, AND THE JUNIOR GIRLS BASEBALL TEAM, COACHED BY MRS.lDA WEBB, HAvE DONE SOME EXCELLENT PRACTICE WORK, HAVING wON MOST OF THE GAMES THEY HAvE PLAYED WITH OTHER TEAMS. THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM wAS ORGANIZED AS A PHASE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION BY MISS BETTY COLVIN, THEY HOPE TO PERFECT THE ORGANIZATION AS A COMPETITIVE TEAM NEXT YEAR. THE VOLLEY BALL GAMES FOR THE SHORT SEASON FURNISHED FUN AND EN- JOYMENT FOR THE TEAM. THE SPIRIT OF SPORTSMANSHIF wAS EvER ON THE ALERT. THE SEASON DID NOT END WITH A SCORE OF VICTORIOUS GAMES, BUT OUR COLORS WERE ALWAYS FLYING wITH A LOYAL TEAM BACKING THEM. MISS AUOELLE RUSSELL wAS COACH. PLEASANTON TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS IN THE ATASCOSA COUNTY MEET WERE VERY SATISFACTORY. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS: SENIOR BOYS: SHOT PUT-THIRD PLACE-ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH, JUNIOR HIGH BOYS: HIGH JUMP-TIED FOR SECOND PLACE-ROY QUILLIAN, JR.5 BROAD JUMP-THIRD PLACE-RODNEY BRAUCHLEQ BROAD JUMP-FOURTH PLACE-ROY QUlLLIAN,dR.Q1OO YD. DASH-FOURTH PLACE-RODNEY BHAUCHLEQ 50 YD. DASH-FOURTH PLACE-RODNEY BRAUCHLE, MMO YD. RELAY- SECOND PLACE-ROY QUILLIAN, JR., RODNEY BRAUCHLE, DUDLEY ROYAL, AND VERGIL MANNQ BROAD JUMP-FIRST PLACE-JAMES GALLOWAYQ 50 YD. DASH-SECOND PLACE- JAMES GALLOWAYQ 100 YD. DASH-FIRST PLACE-PEDRO CASTJLLQ 100 YD. DASH- SECOND PLACE-WYLIE REED3 MMO YD. RELAY-FIRST PLACE-PEDRO CASTILL, JAMES GALLOWAY, OANDELERO SANTOS, AND WYLIE REED. 5 . I Z 1 lb Y N I K K S K K Z Y V

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