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

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H ertor Ruizg Alicia Garcia, Sweetheart. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS , Henry Sluterz introduces guests at assemblies. 28 Kawai wuz! It is an honor to become a member of the Student Council, the club which is the nucleus of Clubs in E.P.H.S. Membership by election only is based upon leadership, dependability, and a C grade average. Each class is given a designated number of members with each homeroom having at least one representative. The Council strives to promote interesting and Worthwhile activities. Henry Staten, Pres., Bill Scrivener. V. Pres., Carol Wueste, Sec., Hector Ruiz, Treas. Sponsors: Mr. Landrum, Mr. Ibarra. :A jane and Paul Westbrook present Their Collection of SONGS with a STORY Mr. Richard Tetley-Kardar, guest pianist, presenting a musical program.