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Protest : ‘ (Contiaeed Xaver Ta ee L fas sposesman for th +N parenis in z *!ased session jton:cht. + The dc:uonstrators gathered jacToss the ruad irom the school az Bam. today, then began Imarch:ng single fue up and down the campus about 3 rinutes later. Trey carried 2 few signs proclaiming “Viva lz Revolucion,” “Let's Put the School Board Gesiapo Down,” Viva la Raza” ay “We Wil Overcone.” At one point, they marched hep fo the Rag poe for a pledge to? allegiance and sng the Star Spangied Banner. Pipkin said a few of ths rudents who walked out. perd ail engaging ul ior three days, {the Maxinium penod. He has jarred all will be expelled for ithe semester and lose credis junder a new board pol acopied last weet. Tat G rhoaré must exnei ghe students cially 9 at the Monday “¥Pipgin said 1 of Hizh School oui of Junior B-gh compar jwuh enroiireat of $24 in High Schoos and 339 in Junior Hich. A rally was he'd is front of ithe canipus audiorium Thurs ‘dav nizit, { The “Thursday nicht attend- ‘ance was coumated at mora ithan 1.090 Cars and trucks f bed the campus parking spaces and lined voth sides oc the dir vided highway in Lront of the -school. Mirtala Villarreal, a member jof the student committee. said ‘she bad talked oy teiephone with Sen, Ralph Yarsrcugh concerning the school situation. {She said he told her to writs him) concerning the complamts. A group of Westaco students Yjoined in the rally. The spokes- ‘man for thc Weslaco group identified himself as Milton 'Hinoiora. Other speakers included Alvi hoa, Kidalgn County PASG president ‘sho told the students hey had the “100 per cent sur rt” of PASO. . . sess10%, fe 2 out fee aad etasor jhuliinz, sometimes 372 those insite, leavata f Elsa aril Mesto Olivarez of Edccus loa the scene most of cit time in the event irovdle broke out VISTA workers ard Pan American College stsdenin z tw thegan joimng ane at demonstrators = Thursdé: