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

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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,

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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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S'aa2eawe ah Siffzeaaeaf During the past few years, science has grown with a new importance in each of its basic fields. The school of today is at- tempting to recognize its posi- tion as it places emphasis on each phase in order to inspire and prepare the student for a broad basic knowledge of the various sciences. General science, biology, chemistry Ctwo yearsj, and phys- ics are included in the EPHS cur- riculum. A minimum of two years is requiredg' but students showing aptitude are encour- aged to futher their interest and knowledge. MR. RICARDO A. SALINAS 10 f MR. JOE BROWN B.A., Texas A8cM Social Studies at 'I I MRS. MARY L. STEELE Saud! 866316084 afze Eau? Social sciences acquaint the student with the past so that he may have a basic understanding of human rela- tionships, economic situations, and political influences in order to gain a better foundation through which to help guide the ever-expanding future. MR. WILLIAM A. PERKINS B.A., Hanover College. M.A., Texas A811 Social Studies . t Es., M.s., E.T.S.C. Social Studies at :iw V if 9 SB' omni! MR. OSCAR BARRIENTOS B.A., Univ. of Texas Science MR. W. H. COLLINS B.S., Univ. of Texas Science MR. ARTURO GARCIA B.S., Texas A811 Science MR. M. J. HOWARD B.A., Univ. of Texas M.A., Sul Ross State Science, Mathematics MR. JOHN F. MYNAR B.A., Univ. of Texas Science MR. RANDALL ROBERTS B.A., Texas A811 Science B.A., St. Mary's Univ. Mathematics, Science