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

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was Mr. Ibarra introduces Dr. Osborn of the University of Texas to the trig. class. Eaaakeaa A4 0 Shao The EPHS Commercial Department offers various aspects of office training. The objective of each course is to assist the student in preparation for his future C3.1'CCI'. MR. EFRAIN LONZANO, JR. Bookkeeping, Economics, MRS. CARMEN SALINAS MRS. BETTY GRAMMIER B.A.. Our Lady of the Lake Mathematics MR. JUAN IBARRA, JR. B.A., St. Mary's U. Student Activities, Mathematics Mi MR. o. N. JACKSON Bs., s.M.U. Mathematics, Social Studies MRS. MABELCLAIR LEE B.S., Univ. of Texas Mathematics MR. DAVID URIEGAS B.S., Texas A8cI Mathematics in tzieavefabd pfaeea fmplaaah upon Zfmdeeatmeafmy of ffwvleea A renewed effort is placed upon the understanding of the mathematical number system. Everyone is associated with mathematicsg hence, emphasis is placed upon the type of high school mathematics which will be the most beneficial to the student in his future endeavors, yet a chal- lenge to his present interest. azz MRS. NAOMI BROWN B.A., Baylor U. Commercial B.B.A., Sul Ross State Commercial Law 'mf B.S., T.W.U. Commercial .

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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

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MRS. PAT MATTHIES B.A., Texas A841 Homemaking Music is an important factor in the school of today. While many think of music from the spectator point of view it has deeper objectives. Music, band and choral, are to teach appreciation, participation, and creative ability. The objective is not only for the present, but for the future pleasure or ambition of the student. MR. ZAN MATTHIES B.S.,Texas A6cI Agriculture M 1646? MRS. JUANITA BILSKI aio! B.S., S.W.T.S.C. Homemaking MRS. ALICE D. BROWN Mvanwmg B.S., T.W.U. Homemakin g Swglecfa are ,foray Beane 5221 The Homemaking Department has expanded to in- clude a Homemaking Cottage and three full time teachers. Household arts and sciences are stressed. We MR. CHARLES DAVENPORT MR. RAUL TREVINO B.S., M.M.E. B.M.E., T.C.U. Texas Tech. M.M.E., N.T.S.U. Music, Band Music, Choral Principles and practices in the various vocational subjects are introduced to interested students. Basic community needs are studied with emphasis placed upon aiding the student in choosing his vocation. MR. H. D. MQCRUMMEN Bs., s.w.T.s.c. Industrial Arts MR. JOE TURPEN B.S., Texas A8cM Building Trades MR. GENE COPPIN B.S., U.C.C. Distributive Education