Pecos High School - Eagle Yearbook (Pecos, TX)

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42 F oreign Exchange Student Mary Lisa Carrico, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carrico, is spend- ing a year in the Philippines as a Rotary Foreign Exchange Student. Mary Lisa, a 1977 graduate of Pecos High School, departed for the Phil- ippines in July of 1977. She is attending college in the city of Bac- colaud. She is staying with several different families during the year. Mary Lisa, 18, was the guest speaker at United Nations Day held in a village school. She has also taught twirling during her stay in the Philippines. Although Mary Lisa gets homes- ick at times, she feels being an exchange student is a wonderful opportunity. 11.1 Mary Lisa sails through 1 the South Pacific Ocean. 12.1 Mary Lisa says, Look at the size of that needle- He1pl Traveling abroad requires several inocula- tions.. C3.j Mary Lisa Cthat's her on the leftj participated in a colorful production of The King and If' Appearing with her is Benji and Rica. ,.

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NHS Members y X , SL' 'i , ,Ls ' -Q . . my N i A I, y L , Q W tif' it Are Active in All Phases of School Life l. Angie Shoemaker demonstrates howto hit a beautiful backhand. 2. Dalene Whitehurst seems to have trouble concentrating on her Latin. 3. Kirk Holub doesn't seem to be too interested in his class, but he does like posing for the photographer. 4. Not everybody can be as bright- eyed and bushy-tailed as Kirby Rankin! 5. Beto Quezada, President of the student body, crowns Lisa Domin- guez, as Kirby Rankin, Bena Stick- les' escort, looks on. 6. Kelly Poer stops for a bubble gum break during a volleyball game. ' :lik

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Students See Government at Work Belen Ellis. Glenda Flores Mark Stephens, Roger Medanich r- , 1 ,... Q I i 4 '27 'gun 'U' ,f -V... . J 53 l, t, -ff fr ' ,yly Fei 'fl 4 . V, 1 -:i .5 f X. 'AA l, V mu vhl A 1 , 7 .5 t.. t ' 11513 ,wffrw vt , Rosie Villescas, Kim Hawkins This year, six students attended the Presidential Classroom in Washington, D.C. During their week's stay there, they saw historical sites, attended seminars, met with congressmen. and got to know students from across the United States and foreign countries.