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

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2 2 s v EAGLE PASS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT C. J. GARLAND, supermmdem EAGLE PAss, TExAs To the students and graduates of 1952: As the school year draws to a close, we look back and realize that it has been very happy and eventful. El Cenizo' portrays many of' these occasions and our memory fills in the ones left out by the yearbook. It is my sincere wish that the graduates have as wonderful a time after graduation as they have had this the senior year. Sincerely rs, S 5. A. Landrum

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EAGLE PASS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT C. J. GARLAND, Superintendent EAGLE Pass, Taxis Dear St udentss The theme of this yea:-'s annual being plants and flowers native to this area, I am reminded of the char- acteristics of' these plants which have a significance when applied to people. The Cenizo, for example, is usually rather drab in appearance, but latent within it is the bud that will give one of nature's most beautiful color blends when the area receives one of our infrequent rains. So within each of us, perhaps, there may be that human spark which when properly nourished will have a profound effect on the individual himself as well as on the larger community Ifpwe as teachers have helped to develop this latent power in you as students, we will have accomplished our mis sion. Since re ly, V. J . Garland Superintendent

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Board of Trustees Standing: Humberto Torralba, tax assessor and collectorg David.Davies treasurer of Eagle Pass Independent School District. Seated: J'.I. Rhodes Fannin G. Loweg C.1VI. Benavides, secretaryg T.A. Wickstrom, president Jack Keislingg Marvin A. Melson. Not present: E.W. Ritchie.