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

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MR. MILTON P. WITT B.S., M.M.E., S.W'.T.S.C. Counselor MRS. ANNIE L. STEPHENSON B.S., Univ. of Texas Librarian MRS. JUANITA LEWIS B.A., St. Luke's Hosp. Grad. Work in Public Health Nursing, L.S.U. Nurse Sjoecm! S'e,ewaea The Comzrelor, Libr-arimz, and Nmcre render services to the needs of students and faculty members. Besides their respective duties, certain other factors of school life enter their daily sche- dules. These include being a good listener and a willing friend, one who is never too busy to stop the immediate job for a more pressing one. Witt worked as English-co-ordinator for faculty in-service study of Teaching Eng- zr .

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Af The Eagle '20 1m.f'7'ecei11ecl ffwnmbly by zflae readefcf, I am sure that Ibis will plelzie them more, It Mies to give jbe .Spirit of the scliool, as well as Foreword, 1921 EAGLE l the laixzory of zflae yemos work? l I O eaioafaaw 1 THE EAGLE, t t 1920 ' V- The Editor of the 1921 Eagle, now El John R, Sanford i GZ 1921 l Cenizo, wrote the above Foreword to the 1920 Frances Ethel Xlilipff j 1922 Eagle Editor and Staff members. We, the Editor Dorothy Ostrum 1935 and Staff members of the- 1964 El Cenizo, also jere Rickles . 1924 feel this keen sense of dependence upon our Doris Stevenson Nolafggggons p previous editors, and sponsors, as well as all EL CENIZO staff members of each volume since the 1920 . . B Wu 1959 ld 1 121111 S CH 1940 Helen S e Stroma . . ui F We fully realize that the present edition 1941 xi ' Ol' , , , 1 ma wares would not be what it is without the efforts of 1942 F L ' h . . . . mms mg ton each person in publishing preceding volumes. 1943, Raquel Qmmga To show our appreciation, we hereby dedicate p 19144 Martha Flores this, the 1964 El Cenlzo, to all previous editors, 1945 0901111 Tooooosoo sponsors, and staff members. 1946 Gwendolyn JOHCS Janna' Paaeaizaf t iasi 1947 Editor, 1964 El Cenizo Ana Maria Vargas s f 1948 Ethel Libson --sf -fill - if EL CENIZO 1 K 1949 f 1 Rosa Maria Errderle 1950 p Florence Luderas 1951 Ester ,Villanueva .. Elva' 'Castillo Betty King 1952 i Ester Villanueva 1953 1, ,- Arturo E. Batres 1954 Mattie Sue Horner., 1955 Barbara Cage 1 5 19560 Patrick Thompson -1 - 1957 Ileanap Esparza V 1958 Mary Salinas Ronald Ritchie . 1.1959 titii jim Wueste ' 1960 Beverly Cage Melissa Spence 1961 it 'Francesi Rhodes 1962 Susie Rhodes f l if Judy Wueste 19651, , , fjNei1 Brown R

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MISS BARBARA A. BECKER B.A., Texas Western English MR. MENDELL GRANOFF B.B.A., Univ. of Texas English MRS. FRANCES JACKSON B.A., Trinity U. English MRS. FLOYD JONES B.A., Incarnate Word English, Spanish MR. C. O. LAWRENCE L.L.B., S.A. School of Law English, Soc. Studies MR. J. R. RUBIO B.A., St. Mary's U. Journalism, English lm am ea y y MRS. AUDREY L. STONE B.A., Texas A841 Q42 English MRS. LAURA K. WITT B.S., M.S., S.W.T.S.C. le ya English wwe 'QS . . English, Speech, Journalism, and Spanish are tools through which the teachers and students of EPHS strive to develop a better means of expressing ideas, oral and written, in each language. To reach this goal. emphasis is placed upon reading, Word and grammar usage, vocabulary development, and literary appreciation. MRS RUTH RISKIND 1gIfiS'SfifIIffTEflfCE BiA., Univ. of Calif. Sbagish ' Art, Speech, Social Studies FN, MISS MARIA RIDDLE B.A., M.A., Univ. of Texas Spanish MR. G. VILLARREAL B.A., Texas A8cM Spanish MR. J. H. FREY B.S., Trinity U. Physical Education Reading,