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

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Mr. Frank Donaldson, manager of the local Cezzzml Power 84 Lfgbi Co., presents a painting of Tloomar A. Edirozz to Mr. Landrum for Eagle Pass High School in recognition of National Education Week. My , 1 ,A H' MM f V 5 Henry Staten, student council president, receives award from the Fourth Recruiting District in recognition of the schools support military recruiting program. Sammy Lee Blair, Manuel GOLDEN GLOVES TOURNAMENT Escontrias, San Antonio, Texas, January, 1964 and Henry Staten ' were the Rodolfo Rodriguez, First Place, Light-Heavyweight American Legmn Division. . and Amerzmfz Legzon Mario Hesles, Runner-up Welterweiglit Division. Auxiliary Received Tournament Sportsmanship Award. 1?65 representatives xv at Gir1's and Boy's State. FMWJ M, KJ, M1 ,al ,.,,..r,...ilv-,

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Swami cfgaaxzw The 1963-64 awards have been varied-from the local, to stateg from patriotic, to national. Students are en- couraged to participate in broad fields of competitive en- deavors for what they may put into the endeavor or project more than for what they receive. ilfi . . . . -Va ,,. , fs WSW' Henry Slalan placed first in the National Merit Scholar- ship Corporation Test for high school students. By win- ning he received a four year scholarship to the school of his choice. Frank Parree, Henry Szafen, Carole Brown, and Sandra Flora each received cash awards locally for their Soil Conservation Essays. Eagle post No. 211, represented by Mr. H. W. Sands, sponsored the local American Legion Oratorical con- test. Winners locally were Henry Staten, Terera Tor- rey, Michael Moravitr, and Bob Perkinr. Mrs. Ruth 16 Riskind sponsored the students-. Mrs. Alice Brown pins the BETTY CROCKER A- ward pin on Leticia Martinez as she announces Leticia to be the 1964 Homemaker of Tomorrow for EPHS. faaaya mmf Qfzatiwoa Slave Wifi 7am amefza feel .

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Safe Z4 VY? At the local V.I.C. Banquet, Mr. J. I. Rhodes presents Benjamin Rodriguez the plaque awarded to, him for being judged the 1964 OUTSTANDING BUILDING TRADES STUDENT OF TEXAS. fThis is the second consecutive year V.I.C. has won this award., CLARINET CHOIR fmfazaedofaafab Zmnmaf and SLIDE RULE DISTRICT MEET-at San Antonio, Tex. lst place Hector J. Ruiz. 2nd place Jesus Esquivel. 3rd place Guillermo Riojas. REGIONAL MEET-at San Antonio, nio jr. College. 2nd place Hector Ruiz 5rd place Jesus Esquivel l l John Marshalll H.S. Texas-San Anto- STATE MEET-Hedtor Ruiz Sth Mario Garza, Tom Curi, and Jeff Cook with BMJ place plaque won at Texa A811 College, Kingsvilleg Area X-Dairy Productsg qualifying the boys to go to State Contest at ARM Univ. 5+ O, Hernandez , A A F. Paniagua C. Stewart L. Valdez S. Flora R. Salinas S. Shofner S. Garza B. Moreno R. Sweaney FLUTE QUARTETTE: S. Schmidt, L. Rivero, L. Ovitz, Y. Perez FFA Freshman boys with 2nd place plaque FIRST DIVISION, CLASS I, REGION VI, V.I.L. WOQ at Jourdanffm- KL-RJ: Mario Garza, Tom ENSEMBLE CONTEST. Curi, Pete Binion, jeff Cookg Cbackj: Mr. 18 Matthies, Adviser.