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

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fn L V 1 x x x x 2 - - M II CLUB WOMA WR MRS. O. W. PETERS HRS. W' WEBB President MHS. G. SMITH ViCQ.p,Q3- End Vice-Pres. MRS. J. MAEEK Mas. R. WITTEN MRS. J. CLINTON MRS. L. GIBSON MRS. L. ULOAK Rec. Seo. Carr. Sea. Treas. Custodian Azditow T15 JOURDANTON HOMAN'S CLUB wAs ORGANIZED in 1911, wiru THE OBJECT OF Pnomorrma CULTURE, EDUQATIUN, ART, LITERATURE, MUSIC, AND OTHER FINE ARTS. THE CLUB JUINED THE STATE FEDERATION IN 191L, AND THE GENERAL FEDER- ATIGN IN THE YEAR 1927. WITH THIRTY-THREE PRESENT MEMBERS THE CLUB HOLDS A MEMBERSHIP IN THE COUNTY FEDERATION. CLUB MOTTOI u'TIS THE MIND THAT MAKES THE BODY RIGH.u THE MISSION OF THE CLUB IS TO BRING THE VERY BEST THOUGHTS OF THE WOMENIS WORLD TOGETHER, REGARDLESS OF VIEWS AND CHEEDS, AND OUT OF THE GALAXY DF BOTH, MOLD THE BEST POSSIBLE PROGRAM FOR A OGRE ABUNDANT LIFE' IN AN EFFORT TO ENGOURAGE LITERARY INTEREST AMONG THE STUDENTS, THE CLUB HAS FOR MORE THAN FIFTEEN YEARL AWARDED A PIN T0 THE MEMBER OF THE JUNIOR CLASS MAKING THE HIGHEST AVERAGE IN ENGLISH. IN KEEPING WITH THE TEXAS CENTENNIAL, THE CLUB IS CFFEHING PRIZES FOR THE BEST ESSAY DN TExAa HISTORY WRITTEN BY THE CHILDREN QF THE GRADE ANU HIGH SCHOOLS. IN HONOR OF THOSE FROM ATASCOSA COUNTY WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICEE IN THE LATE WAR, THE CLUB DEDICATED A MARBLE SLAB WHICH WAS PLACED IN THE GOURT HOUSEQ 1 A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE ON THE HIGHWAY IS AN INSPIRATION FOR THE MEMBERS A PERMANENT HOME, 4-u

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