Pecos High School - Eagle Yearbook (Pecos, TX)

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cglcgoof Beau! f'A vW1 V ,- fi -v .tii '1 Q 1 THE EAGLE Staff, speaking on behalf of the student body, if would like to say a big Thank You to the members of the Board of Education. Much planning and many extra hours have been spent in a tireless effort to give us the facilities and equipment necessary for a good education. The School Board carries out many important duties such as hiring teachers, ordering materials, and regulating extracurri- tehiq ' H cular activities. Carrying out all business and management, B 1-ti ii' H these persons are a vital part of Pecos schools. Sg ri iiif Paul I. Williams Presidnt .gp-. Ben F. Meek, Ir. Patty H. Montgomery C. I. Kesey Vice-President Secretary O 'L 5 .ea iw tit t W ' 1, 'I me Louis Mana Bob Miller Frank Perea

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t I C 4, is . J 3 1 .ft , kv . if c l , K . is s f ..t . ' . ' . . t . is Q Mr. Whitley always shows enthusiastic support at pep rallies. Alufzszirzfsrzcfarzt Mr. Ray Whitley, Superin- tendent of Pecos Schools, has held his position since 1945. He has worked to improve the quality of the Pecos-Barstow-Toyah lnde- pendent School District. He works closely with the School Board and the fac- ulty to achieve the highest standard of education possi- ble. Mr. Whitley began his career in Pecos in 1935 as a football coach for Pecos lun- ior High. He took the posi- tion of principal for Pecos Elementary in 1938. He became Superintendent in 1945. Mr. Whitley is an active member of TSTA, TASA, AASA, the Rotary Club, and the Chamber of Commerce. He received his Master of Arts degree from Southwest Texas Teacher's College in San Marcos. Mr. Whitley and his wife Maurine attend the Pres- byterian Church. They have one daughter, Sue Raye Iohnson. Sue Raye gradu- ated from Pecos High School and later from the University of Texas.