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

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ff 'i X 5 EX X31 Wi 3 C iv ' ' 3 Q W SENIOR NITE LITES PRESENTED MARCH 15 g . Travis Kuykendail, Marie Wes+bi'ooif and Julie Bianic in A Day in Dog paichf' Luz Garcia sings To fhe accompani- J, R. Bruce porirays Pappy Yolaumf' meni oi John Henry Csborne on his guiiar. A Chinese number danced by Angelim Gomez and Pepiia Moreno. Ileana Esparza presenis Hoiman a farcical anecdofe. Pxin'+ Go? No Home panromimed by Nealy Jones. Delia Rodriguez and Roberio Arocha dance To ihe Man Wiih rhe Goiden Arm. Frances Richards and Bobby Rob- Lov errson as Mickey and Syivia sing, i' e is Sirangefi Enrique Jimenez panfo- mimes Chuck Berry's Brown Eyed Handsome man. 23

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JUNIOR JUBILEE The Jubilee on Eebruary 71h aT The Eagle Pass l-ligh School AudiTorium, was one oT The biggesT aTTracTions oT The year. As mas'Ter oT ceremonies. Joe Tom Easley was a show in him- self wiTh his iolces and TasT ad- libbing. The opening number was a beauTiTul dance To Deep Purple by EnrigueTa Olivares. The spoTlighT OT The even- ing Tell on AlTonso Lopez and his inTerpreTaTion oT Elvis Pres- ley. The crowd liTerally 'lwenT wild and Elvis did several encores. The show was made up oT songs, dances, panTomimes, and sl4iTs, and much naTural TalenT was displayed. Gail James drew many laughs in her panTo- mime OT The song l'm iusT a Girl ThaT Can'T say No , Trom The show Oklaho- ma. ln all There were ThirTy Two acTs and if one had To choose The besT :T would be impossible Tor They were all very good Une acT which was reguesTed as a repeaT Trom one oT The Junior Tloor shows was STranded in The Jungle TeaTuring Joe Morales, Necah STewarT and Tony Rodriguez. Arabia was The scene in This acT and we see Necah STewarT dancing Tor Ralph Hausman and his Harem. ' T i 5 .i... s u A + l M5 .fiii T T 4 .i.... 4. - . . 1 f ..., fi ,T --' . 'l- ' ' T . gggpsa sf Q Q .gig -flaw . YM s7.i g,,k T Among Those displaying musical TalenT were AlTonso Dina Garrido and MarTa Erhard display Their Tal Caballero, John Schockley, MilTon WiTT, Ralph Garza, enTs in doing The well-lcnown ryThym Cha-Cha-Cha Joe Morales, Qscar Morales and Raul Ramirez depicT- while some huslcy linermen loolc on. 22 ing The Nl-lungry Seven .

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FIVE FIRSTS WON AT U.l.L. LITERARY MEET Eagle Pass was awarded Tive TirsT places, six seconds and one Third aT The UniversiTy lnTerscholasTic League LiTerary MeeT in Del Rio, SaTurday, March 28, PicTured above are The Two debaTe Teams boTh oT whom received TirsT places. Boys' Team included Dean Cary, Gus lv1arTinez, alTernaTe Sal- vador SanTos, girlsl Team, Mary Salinas and Olinda Gonzales. Above leTT assisTing Gus MarTinez is Mrs. MarTha FosTer who coached all speech and debaTe everiTs including poeTry, declarnaTion, and exTemporaneous speak- ing. AT leTT are: ErnesT Kincaid who received a Third division in The diTTiculT. number sense caTegory, Gail James who placed second in poeTry inTerpreTa- Tion, Carolyn Spence poeTry inTerpreTaTion alTernaTe, andy lleana Esparza second in girls' exTemporaneous speaking. NoT picTured is Verlan Nix who placed second in boys' exTemporaneous. Giving her TirsT place declamaTion aT leTT is Kay Nelson, iunior declamer. Tommy Tompkins Tar leTT also received TirsT in boys' iunior declamaTion. Necah STwarT, in senior girls' declamaTion received a second and Tony GuTierrez placed TirsT wiTh his senior boys' declamaTion. Also picTured is Ella Pearl Vivian, iunior girl declamer, alTernaTe. Looking very proudly aT The Tive sTudenTs who enTered The Typing compeTiTion are Their insTrucTors, Mrs. Rosella Sellers and Mr. JeTT Dingler. John SchmidT dislringuished himselT by breaking The disTricT record by Typing TiTTy-Three words per minuTe. Tommy Tompkins placed Third, Ann Landrum TiTTh, and Nealy Jones eighTh. Also compeTing was Maria AnTioneTTa MarTinez. if 12'TW'77f3F:. ' T Wiliml?W:'Ti??1w59i v.iifVii?X kifQif25f-'