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

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K IK K K X N I I - J U Swing? ifiif? ' 0 o UI 1 ! K K X K il 2 Sr F' W 3 BP' 30 D Z CD I7!X N. . 'X viz ARE vim FQIJITIIIIAIE IR SE- E' V CUHING AID THROUGH THE NATIONAL I I Yourn AUMINISTRATIQN TQ ENABLE us TO EMFLOY TMO STUDENTS wwe nsvcra Q TEN HDUBS A wean EACH TG THE up- KEEP or THE LIBRARY. Www THE STUDENTS EELOW HAVE Sivan GF THEIR TIME Amo ssnvsca TO LIBRAQY woax AND massava THE I NOTICE GIVEN THEM AT THIS TIME. if I f 'M-HMS: WHITELEY 'J' F R. C. ?JHITIIIII.I. ' BACK Roi: BASSETT, YILLIAMSON, BARRY, GIDLEY, ALLEN. FRONT ROW: Toucusrows, H. HAMES, PILGRIM, PsanAuLT, TRIP, NACHLINGER. I I. P , W M ,V,, kish, 'WW 1, AW I . :ani K X' 4 A ,J- x A, 0 I Qi, 3 BBhfUD City died a slow death when the railroad missed it a few miles west and the town at Lytle came into existence. Of the old town anly the Odd Fellows hall remains. Amphion was at one tina a flourishing city with two drug stares, two gina, several general merchandise stores, and 'A shouting scrape every athsr Saturdxy'. The unly Jew bu ied in the county rests in the