Eagle Pass High School - El Cenizo Yearbook (Eagle Pass, TX)

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P iw wW W To the Seniors: Because ofthe year in which you are gradua- ting, l95O, there possibly may be more at- tention focused upon you than upon others whose graduation does not fall at the half- way mark of a century. By the year 2,000 A. D. possibly the world will have forgotten this point, that is, if you stop with graduation. The year l950 reminds us that you are facing the last half of the century. But it is within your power, yours and allthe thousands of graduates of this year, to bring about sucha change for the better in the world that your graduation year will be a memorable one. By staunch faith and high purpose make it so! Your friend, C. J. Garland Superintendent To the graduates of 1950: I wish all of you success in your chosen field of life's work--and may each of you make a definite contribution in the betterment of so- ciety and world understanding during your half ofthe century. You have acquired a cooperative spirit of working together in a democratic manner while in school. The same can be done on a larger scale by throwing off the chains of bigotry, intolerance and ignorance. The key to this is intellectual understanding of your fellow men. I think you have this key, and it will open the gate to success. Always your friend, ,4..fJ2f...Ja- C. A. Landrum Principal

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h mmm? E. W. RITCHIE-Vice-President WIVI. HOLLIS FITCH FANIN LOWE T. A. WICKSTROM-President T. R. JONES-Secretary mx fic c.M. BENAVIDES ROBERT C. CAGE

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mm m ROI ANDREWS Choral Music ELLEN C. ARMENDT English, Speech LOUIS BERNAL, JR. Spanish A. J. BLASINGA ME Mathematics CLA UDIA HAZELWOOD English, Speech M. J. HOWARD Mathematics, Spanish ANNA L. HOWE History GEORGE LANGTON Business FRANCES BLASINGAME Home Economics