Pecos High School - Eagle Yearbook (Pecos, TX)

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Glas-fpzincifzaf This is Mr. Gerald Grove's second year as Vice- Principal. He began teaching English and Spanish at Pecos High School in 1969. He has done an outstanding job in his eight years at Pecos High. Mr. Grove is a member of TSTA . He received his B. A. from Angelo State University and his M.Ed. from Sul Ross State University. Mr. Grove and his wife, Carolyn, have two sons, Randall and Kevin. The Grove's reside at 2023 Jefferson. They attend the First Baptist Church. Ebsarz of Students Mr. David Dutchover has served Pecos High School as the Dean of Students for five years. Mr. Dutchover has many duties, such as serving as the sponsor of the Student Council. Mr. Dutchover obtained his B.S. and M.Ed. from Sul Ross State University. Mr. Dutchover served as principal of Zavala Junior High School for six years before coming to Pecos High School. Mr. Dutchover and his wife, Mary, reside at 2433 S. Eddy with their six children, David, Sandra, Jimmy, Lorraine, Wanda and Benjamin. The Dutchover's attend church at St. Catherine's Catholic Church.

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glzincifzaf Mr. Dalton Moseley is now serving his second year as Principal of Pecos High School. His concern and dedication are outstanding qualities which make him an effective leader of Pecos High School. Mr. Moseley taught American and World History in Pecos High School for a number of years. In 1972, he became Vice-Principal. After serving as Vice-Principal for three years, he was promoted to the rank of Principal. Mr. Moseley is a graduate of Howard Payne University where he received his B.S. degree. He also holds a M.Ed. from Sul Ross University. Mr. Moseley is active in school and community affairs. He is a member of the TSTA and the Pecos Downtown Lion's Club. Mr. Moseley and his wife, Margaret, reside at 2126 Nebraska. Their two sons, Dennis and Dale, attend school at Austin Elementary. The Moseley's are active members of the First Baptist Church where Mr. Moseley serves as a deacon. An ardent football fan, Mr. Moseley proudly wears his beat tag. , isa.. Mr. Grove asks Mr. Moseley, Should we give Mr. Evitt D-Hall for two days or three?

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guidance Cotuzaafoz Mr. Milton Evitt is serving his third year as Guidance Counselor of Pecos High School. Mr. Evitt helps students in choosing a college, finding financial aid, meeting graduation requirements, and in countless other things as well. Before becoming Guidance Counselor, he taught Spanish at Pecos High School for three years. He obtained a B . S. in Spanish from Rice University and a M.Ed. from Sul Ross State University. Mr. Evitt holds membership in the TSTA. He and his wife, Brenda, have one daughter, Courtney. The Evitt's live at 2035 S. Eddy. They attend the Church of Christ. Qfocabiorzaf Uounaafoz Mr. Larry Sloan has done an outstanding job during his five years as Vocational Counselor of Pecos High School. Mr. Sloan guides and counsels vocational students. He is a member of TSTA , the National Vocational Guidance Association, and the Texas Vocational Guidance Association. Mr. Sloan received his B.S. and M.Ed. from Sul Ross State University. Mr. Sloan has one daughter, Shelley. He is a member ofthe First Baptist Church. Qfocafiorzaf Oqcfminiabwfoz Mr. Jimmy Davee is currently serving his fourth year as Vocational Administrator of Pecos High School. Mr. Davee holds a B.S. and M.Ed. from Texas Tech University. He is an active member of the TSTA, American Vocational Association, and the Texas Vocational Association. He and his wife , Melba, reside at 1934 Missouri. They have two sons, Sam and Tom. The Davee's attend the First United Methodist Church.