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

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1 b Win WE ' .. XJ, xr X-If X-If X71 RTPX5 COSR A xl xl XJ X1 L fiumip' XS CRS!-1 - -vv- -- -'--w-.-,7---q...Y .-.1-ag--,.,, TOP ROW: Mn. Roeaav L. MATTHEWS, COACHJ Dons PRUETT, C. H. ALLEN, Bnucz LAMB, WQLLIS WAQSQN, CAHRQLL Ross MATHENY, RQY QulLL1AN, dn., RBDNEY BHAUCHLE. FIQST RGw:doHw RQYAL, TAYLQH Baars, RIGHARD Wasson, VESTER KENQRJCK, J. F. ANDREWS, JR., DUDLEY ROYAL, ALFDRD CDCKRELL, CLQYD ROYAL. SENIOR BASEBALL TEAM TOP ROW: JQVITA MEJA, LJLLQAN CoPELAmn, Rusv BUHNAM, Ma. LEE RGY NEQBALEK, OQASHQ SARAH BURMAISTEE, ALENE HAVERLAH, EERNADIME BomBA, BERNIQE ROYAL. FIGS' ROW:RosEMAav FRANKLQN, LOLA MAE MCDONALD, DORIS W1LLxAms, VERNA MAE GATES, GEORGIA LEA KQQNCE, LETHA ROYAL, CHARLEY FRANKLIN, MELANIE KEISER, KATIE QLARl3 WxLLlAms, NOHA JANE KEYS. Texas tu send tu each other the names of the known criminals So bold and so numer th ' ous 'vera horse thieves, outlaws and refugees from 'ustioe tI't th 1 'H ' t 5 organixed what they called protective comiittees tgmsuppgrtaigibgggigejit2?efZ ?evera1 egunties suppress.--1875. John F. Lytle started 10,000 head of cattle north from his Mzggnifiiiiirgiy L. , Y K z li li Y x Z n Z 5 Z V li Y'

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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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Zy?7W m XJ, RTPI5 C059 A L L L n L I - - ZQiffmgS ,ll xxu XXJ xx! 'RJ YKXNN f'M ZZ 5' II ff r Q Q v ff -Vw. . Jumon BASEBALL TEAM TOP ROW: SANTIAGO RAMAS, CONDELARIQ SANTOS, DANIEL LAMBARIA, WARHEN FREDRICKSQN, JIMMIE GALLOWAY, CHESTER BRYANT, CARL HOLLINGSWORTH, PEDRO OASTILLO. SECOND ROW:DANIEL SISNEROS, ALFRED ARNOLD, CLAYSON MANN, MR. R. L. MATTHEWS, GGACHQ NINO PENA, HENINO CASTILLG, JEFF MILLER. BASKET BALL TEAM TOP ROKR MR. LEE ROY NEDBALEK, COACHQ LENELL HOLLETAN, CLEO HAYDEN, CECILY ANN WHITLOW, LE GREA TELLIMGER, LINNIE B. HILL, MARY FRANCIS BURMEISTE2, BESQIE BRITE, SECGND RQg:LA VERNE JOHNSQN, do LE WILLIAVS, HELEN GRAIN, Owe LOUISE DOSSEY, AUDREY HEISES, EDITH ADDINGTON, GEORGIA LEE Kosmos. morning lMarch 7, 18821. 220,000 head ef cattle were driven zurth from this section in that year. The magnitude of the cow Business in Southwmst Texhs in The early days may be seen from these items taken fram the Western Stock Journal, published in Pleasanton, in 1875. W. S. Hall of Rockport brings suit against Jim Lowe of Dogtown Know Tildenj in McMullen County and Bennett 'f I A