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5 Stark 4 his A ‘ternoon Bi NGLENE RODGES " EDCOUCH = Tree-d2y suspnsions, previously meted out! 00 sGne lou Mexica.-; “nee ul Chis ensue img in a class Baten at Beiaauch. hi ahs aaa tam nar. ee i ee pomeeiags ere a high schosi. PET he tg "Oxtd nae Mle” arily” by action of the school board Monday hight. The extexsion is to be effective until (ustecs “can give _— CO each student, with his parents ana attorney, 2n opportunity to appear before ihe board to show reason why he or she should: nt be experled tor the} Terjaincer of U.2 sermester." The hearings are to start this tafterngon. { The Soard sdopled a pokey jrevemtly ezling for permanent expi Laion af any sudent rert- Tatung iy | "Soutt of campis demensizaticns, Lorg st Craad - Prasably ine iargest eratd fever id assemcle at any school ibearh neciir ig wm th orea was) ;on hand for ihe session. | Sserit EE. Viekors andl [Dist. Atty, Oscar Mcunnis were varong the observers. , Bog Sanches, SMeAtien at-j ltorney, apprsred for the! Students involved in the: walkout, which began Thursday moming. The stedents Said the “Citas “hey recat mosuited after the: brsrd drennedt le hold a special] vession ta hear their demands ‘last Wednesday. i Sanchez cuilined demands, trecommendations and ¢om- jplaints of the Student group and lealed far all ta he Teinctated Ih schoo! while the trustees hold! I the individual hearinzs. Trustees also ignored a irecommendation by Sanchez {that an ISmember committee * jOf students, teachers, parents {and beard members be ap | pointed th look inte the charges. Auswer Charges Board President Billie rCetlum, Supt. A. W. Reii, ‘Principal M. L. Pipkin, AMfiersat Director Martin Pena and other | farully members answered the j charges out before the meeting by Ganciz o06 by on€— - —-** et er One of the demands — that Mexican - American students be ‘allowed to speak Snanish bn campus = chew the report iron Bell “that such a rule nS € bern dropped as long as xx yeas vores Te STUDENTS, Paze 2 em