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

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f n. 1 XJ, X-If N-Tf HTH5 H 'L '1' -' COSFR A Xl XJ XJ XJ ful ,, A 5 .aw ww W. M. MANG WHQW CQULG WE GET ALDNG WITHOUT ME. MANGN is A common EXPEESSIQN AMONG THE FAGULTY. MR. MANQ SERVES as JANITOR AND GENERAL ENGINEER. THROUGH Hrs GGDONESS AND WILLSNGNESS T0 oo THE SGHQDL HAS ADDED T0 ITE FACILITIES MANY USEFUL AND NECESSARY AETIQLES 1NcLunrNs THE HOME Economics FURNITURE, TAELES, Eoox CASES, AMD DESKS. EN His sEEv1cE T0 THE SCHOOL FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS, THERE was NEVER BEEN AN ,HHH L L oaGAs1oN FOR oH:Tic:sM. HE DESERVES THE PRAISE Q 3 DF THE ENTIRE OISTFHCTL HE rs EEAPLUYEQ TWELVE MGNTHS OF THE YEAR. TRANSPQRTATIGN THE LYTLE SCHOOL owns ANG OPERATES Twu ALL STEEL SCHQQL BUSESQ Fmwmdmwmx THE Buses ARE STURED sw THE INDUSTRIAL AHTE 'W BUILDING AND AEE uaavEN BY Mn. LEWIS NEWMAN AED ME. J. D. GATES, MR. GATES ALSO SEHVES AS A HELFMATE TO ME. HANG, BEYNG EMPLUYEE FULL TXME BY THE SCHOOL. THE EUS DHIYEN BY ME. GATES Seimas STUDENTS EACH nav FROM PEABSGN, LAGQSTE, fDLEWlLD, MACDQNA, Mioxmn FILLING SrATsoN, AND TINSLEY AND AL5b SERVES NATALsA, Sous, xws Von ARMY. Twzs sus AHRQVES iN LYTLE Asour 8:59 EACH monwnms. IN THE AFTEHNOQN THE TEQP is EEPEAWEE. THE QTEEE aus MAKES Two TRIPS DAILY SY wav OF OLD HENTUN TO THE LGWER ENE OF THE azsrarcr AND BACK. It SERVES LARGELY YHE momt DISTHSGT im EPIYQING CHILDREN or ALL' AGES TO SQHQQL. A FEW FRG? ULD SDMERSET EEE THE SERVICE. S Q i1,Q,wENWW5 x ' Texas tervihery in this seahinn, according to Gastnuedaf was ?ornade de Leone, alcalds mayoro of the villa de Sa-lkhilln, wha, in 11565, sat out to nhaaqise the Indians. He entered Texas fax' abauL seventy miles. D! all the old roads crossing Atasaoaa County, tha oldaat and most in- teresting is 331 Cnminu Real! which, lang befor: it reueived that name, was an aid Indian trail,

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2 2 X52 . 1 X X X X X X .zmwip FIFTH GRADE Www FQURTH eQAoa iS,Q5f'lX haf Puff 5 alnqg whisk viva estwbiizhei ins ranohcriaa of the vuwious ooufuderdcias. Proof nf the ussumuiisn that Shia was ar Indian highway bafore ine coming of the white man, can be in 31 'ight have in Atascosa County when one follows Lhu 011 rand, aspszially ig fha Souzhwesfaru W, pari of the eau cg. Fhrougk this pagina, as Fon? we one stays memr hue old road, one oxu ,Q