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

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EAGLE PASS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT EAGLE PASS, TEXAS To the Students and Grsduaten The theme of the oommncement service, 'Hold to the' Vision of Truth and Peace, might well be carried throughout our lives ss a motto for us 111. Citizen- ship is the key to this motto and the way in which we oonduot ourselves here in eohool to a very large degree will be repeated in 1a1-pr life. You are the type of person you ere today because of the influence of your parents, your Church, your school, and your friends. In this Democracy of ours, all of these institutions are dedieated to helping the youth of our land assume the responsibilities that are his. In order not to disappoint your friends and to assure sueoees for yourselves, it is my sincere wish that none of you--students and graduates of Eagle Pose High-4111 our fail to be true to God, country, and yourself. Sincerely,

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EAGLE PASS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT EAGLE Flnss, Tuna Dear Students: The obligation is ours. We Americans ue privileged to have greet material wealth, H. fins economic md political system, and I free and democratic society. All of this was built for us through great toil. and sacrifice. Equally, great toil mdcaremxstbeexpendsdbyustokeepit. During World Wu- II our young people developed the greatest and most successful organization in the wor1d's history. Hman the 'going was rough the fighting spirit of our young people equalled the valor of their forebear. They undertook a big Job and finished it megniticiently. Today, :Ln our troubled time, other young Americans are conducting themselves with valor and distinction. They know what our problems are and the evil confronting us, and they are willing to do their part in solving md correcting these problems. I sq, Thank God for these young people, these buys md girls - you. Sincerely, atfgfw Superizztendont J1J:os

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