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

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TRUSTEES Mr. Clayton Shofnerg Mr. Arturo Floresg Mr. Wni. H. Browng Mr. Robert Browng Mr. J. I. Rhodes, Presidentg Mr. Richmond Harperg fnot pictured, Mr. Perfecto Man- chaj. Mr. Humberto Torralba, Tax Collector Mr. Henry Jones, Secretary-Treasurerg Mr. Cecilio Rodriguez, Tax Appraiser.

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TO THE STUDENTS AND GRADUATES DF l96l: Graduate students in reminiscent talk usually refer to the teacher who reall! taught 2:21 and the teacher must efeeh in this eecegery is the ehe to whom you heve aedxee- tea the annual to thls year. Needless to eey, this cype er student studied end passed his courses. On the other hand, there is another ty-pe of student who ln looking 'back remarks, the teacher failed me . ln eu er my experience r have never khevh e teacher to ren s student: rather it is the student who felled to study, Failed to be home eerly, felled to hand in eeeigmeehee, failed to listen in class, failed to be regular in etten- dance, end failed to respect others---then he is astonish- ed her ee have e passing ge-ede. The eeneniehmehz expressed 15 not real, but in his efforts to convince others he usually comes to believe it himself. The latter is the sad part of the situation: ln his mind it becomes the teacher'S fault that he failed. Bere is to more teachers who really teach and to students who do not alibi. s1hee1-eyryem-e, m MR. C.A. LANDRUM PRINCIPAL