Pecos High School - Eagle Yearbook (Pecos, TX)

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Qfias fpz inciflaf Mr. Gerald Crove is now serving in his fourth year as Vice-Principal of Pecos High School. He has been -in the school system for ten years, having taught English and Spanish for six years. Mr. Crove is a great influence as well as a friend to all of the students of Pecos High School. Mr. Crove is a member of TSTA. He received his B.A. from Angelo State University and his M.Ed. from Sul Ross State University. Mr. Crove and his wife Car- olyn reside at 2023 Iefferson. The Croves have two sons, Randall and Kevin. They attend the First Baptist Church. Baan of Altucfsnba Mr. David Dutchover is now in his seventh year as the Dean of Students for Pecos High School. He served as principal of Zavala Iun- ior High School for six years prior to his com- ing to Pecos High. Mr. Dutchover is involved with many different activities, such as serving as the sponsor of the Student Council. Mr. Dutchover received his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from Sul Ross State University. Mr. Dutchover and his wife Mary reside at 2433 S. Eddy with their six children, David, Sandra, Iimmy, Lorraine, Wanda, and Benjamin. The Dutchovers attend St. Catherine's Catholic Church. 129

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ggzdrzczlpaf Mr. Dalton Moseley is now in his fourth year as principal of Pecos High School. He has done an out- standing job as a principal and is greatly respected by both students and faculty. Mr. Moseley taught Amer- ican and World History for a number of years at Pecos High School. He became Vice-Principal in 1972. He was then Vice-Principal for three years before becoming principal. Mr. Moseley is active in the community, as well as in school affairs. He is a mem- ber of TSTA and the Pecos Downtown Lions Club. Mr. Moseley is a graduate of Howard Payne University, where he received his B.S. degree. He also has a M.Ed. from Sul Ross State Univer- sity. Mr. Moseley and his wife Margaret have two sons, Dennis and Dale. They reside at 2126 Nebraska. The Moseleys are active mem- bers of the First Baptist Church where Mr. Moseley serve as a deacon. Law West of the Pecos

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Qu Llama UOLLIZLEZOW, Mrs. Carolyn McNeil is now serving in her first year as guid- ance counselor. Mrs. McNeil has previously taught in the homemaking department teaching child development, home furnishings, consumer education, HECE, and in the science department, teaching physical science and biology. Mrs. McNeil has a B.S. from Texas VVoman's State and an M.S. in Guidance and Counseling. Mrs. McNeil is a member of the First United Methodist Church, Vocational Homemaking Teachers Assn. of Texas, American Home Economics Assn. of Texas, Texas Professional Educators, and Delta Kappa Gamma. Mrs. McNeil and her family reside at 2102 Nebraska. Qfocatiorzaf cqcfminiibzatoz Mr. Iimmy Davee is currently serving his sixth year as Voca- tional Administrator of Pecos High School. Mr. Davee received his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from Texas Tech University. He is a member of TSTA, the 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 Davees attend the First United Methodist Church. Qfocafionaf Cbuniafbz Mr. Larry Sloan is now serving his seventh year as Voca- tional Counselor of Pecos High School. Mr. Sloan guides and counsels vocational students. Mr. Sloan obtained his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from Sul Ross State University. He is a member of TSTA, the National Vocational Guidance Association, and the Texas Vocational Guidance Association. Mr. Sloan has one daughter, Shelly. He is a member of the First Baptist Church. X l Xalfl. . v,r . .... 4