Cuba High School - Ram Yearbook (Cuba, NM)

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It is a great satisfaction to work with and for such a wonderful student body, fac- ulty and community. I know that we are at- tempting and to a good degree, succeeding in developing fine citizens who will be an asset to our community, state and nation when they have completed their courses here and are ready to enter their respective fields of industry. I am very happy to see our three cul- tures; Indian, Spanish and Anglo, with a common educational background whereby we can all benefit from each others cus- toms and traditions. In grateful appreciation of all who make this annual possible, may I say I thank you. T. B. Shaw

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The Cuba Schools are growing; not only in size, but also in service. The most im- portant service that a school district offers to the community and to the students is educational service. A fully approved pro- gram of instruction is the highest educa- tional service that can be offered. Adequate instructional service includes an opportunity for every boy and girl to prepare for college if he or she wishes to do so. But it includes much more than this. It must include educationfor those who do not plan to take formal education beyond high school. Students and parents should carefully read the Handbook issued October 22. It describes some of our ideals. It offers a plan whereby the School Board, the Ad- ministration, and the Faculty can further expand our educational service to the boys and girls. It offers a plan whereby we can continue to grow in service. E.D. Shepherd

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Ruben Cordova (Pres. ) Walter Hernandez (V.P.) Florentine Padilla (Sec.) W. P. Johnson , Paul Olivas Superintendent ' s Secretary Principal ' s Secretary Mae Johnson Gloria Casaus