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

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ZExmW I J XJ, Y - PITPI5 COSPI X11 XJ, X-If X11 xr 'M 0.5 LT F .A H' , ah ,cg 3 f TO THE ITUCEHT TOUY WE ARE ALL PLAYING THE EAHE GAVE. NE SHALL DIHIDE THIS RARE IHT EQUR QUARTERS AS SOME OF THE GAME DN SPORTS ARE DQVIDEDQ THE FIRST QUARTER GF THE GAME lS ous GRA HAR SCHOOL EDUCATION. SOME or us QILY PLAY ITIIE QIIARTER. ' THE SECLNG QUARTER IS OUR HIGH SGHQGL EDUGATIQH. A VERY LARGE PERCENT FINISH THE SECQHD QUARTER. WITH SOME orzes THE GAME IS PRACTICALLY OVER AT THE HALF. WXTH HIGHER IDEALS AND MUCH AHEI ION WE ENTER THE THIRD QUARTER OF THE GAHE, ouR CRLLEGE EDUCATION. A LARGE PERCENT OF us FAIL TO FINISH THE THIRD QUARTER. THE EQURTH AND FINAL QUARTER UF THE GAME, LIKE IN WOST SPORTS, DEPENDS SLMOST ENTIRELY uPoN THE FIRST THREE QUARTERS or PLAY. THIS FINAL QUARTER IS QUR LIFEIS EDU- cATIcn. REMEMBER: , 2 NWHEN THE ONE GREAT SCORER COMES To WRITE AGAINST TOUR NAME, HE WRITES NOT THAT You WON OR LOST, BUT mow You PIATED THE GAHE.n .RL ARE You FLAYIVG THE GAME? E35 HGH scciatian, 75 years old, chief speaker of the day, Sunil Texas cattlemen in TO THE SENIORS OF T936 I WISH TG CONGRATULATE YGU ON THE SUCCESS YOU HAVE ATTAXNED. MAY ONLY THE BEST IN LIFE BE YOURSQ MAY HAPPINESS AND USEFULNESS GREEN EACH OF YOUR PATHS. LET SERVSCE BE YOUR MOTTO. THE ONE OF YOU WHO WILL ACHIEVE THE GREATEST SUCCESS WILL BE THE ONE WHO SERVES THE GREATEST NUMBER OF PEOPLE. XPRIN, WILLIE wAT tald the crowd he attanded a meeiing of PleaaaAton in 1873. He called eff a list of names of men present, ,lg ingluded practically every oowman who was of prominence in Sou A nxas. Bob Turner of Pleasanton who has voted in Atasoasa County for 60 years was ther e and Gommadvre Pullvn

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4511 . Q,?Tj. , , , , , ' -HTH5 Cosa XJ, XJ XJ XJ L A ' und' Q BOARD UF UEATIU ' PRES. T. M. Houses Louis CHOVJKA RAY LYoNs V. E. KILLER T. L. Mooai JACK RUTHERFOHD FRANK STACHOWiAK Qgf. 453535 70 years ago, was one of the mast tireless wumen workers on the fair grounds. She presided over the restaurant conducted in behalf of the Pleasanton Wamen's Cemetery Association. Hera the wmmen served genera diurars to the crowds, the net profits from which were set aside fC? their CHHSGD Georg Saunders of San Antonio, president of bbs Old Trail Drivers' As- Q

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2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 2 2 2 2 X L Al ll Zifl wfm. 1 T C O S R ' ' XJ XI 1 XJ 1 XJ f 1 R Ps 5 1 X XJ I XJ XI HIGH SCH 2 of Ballinger, mein for the first time in from supplies, they once wars reduced t dent. Pullen, who has been gone from t SUPT- O. W. PETERS Hz. B - Ed. and lic. Baylor U. - Texas T. W. W. DAVLIS BHS. - Agricul ture T.U.A.I. JANIE RUTH Fosrrzn ELA. - English ,5'.W.T.T.C'. Texas U. Nonsma GILLELAND C'.I.A. FAEUDTY - V.H.E'. ROBERT E. WEHMEYER E.S. - Science S.W.T.T.C'. PRIN. WILLY WAY B.A. - Math S.W.T.T.C. Greeley Colo. YI'kL 46 years. In a cattle camp, out off by high water o living on beef alone, and they recounted the inci- he Pleasanton county for about 60 years, but who had lived all his previous 115-.Zin this raglan, ranging on south Frizz, Mohiullen and La Salle