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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1975

Page

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Dr Haggai Addresses Teachers on Real Gen Gap

Dr Tom Haggai told a Tuesday gathering of teachers school officials and citizens that the generation gap of the late 60s and early 70s is real but not frightening He urged imparting wisdom direction and courage to youth whose knowledge has grown through media while noting they lack wisdom to apply it The talk urged educators to bridge the gap by engaging with youth and sharing part of themselves through teaching

America Tom Haggai Haggai Buck Renshaw Hood County News

Free lunches debate in Pecos raises equity concerns

In a Hood County News excerpt, John Pitts quotes a piece lampooning welfare, then reflects on Pecos school lunch politics. He recalls his poverty, contrasts 1970s values with today’s lunch program, notes 54 percent of Pecos students qualify for free meals, and questions fairness of the system and potential universal access.

New Pecos High student officers plan a strong year

Pecos High School names Randy Reynolds president of the Student Council with Oscar Varela as vice president Joni Ferguson as secretary and Kim Allen as corresponding secretary Senior class representatives include Arturo Pena Joe Lopez Bertha Jasso and Mary Paredez Junior class representatives are Rod Perkins Doug Faulkner Rose Mary Matta and Rose Mary Meraz Sophomore class leaders are Beto Quezada Arnulfo Vasquez Rena Stickels and Elsa Vasquez In other news two women injured in a one vehicle crash on West Third Street remain hospitalized in satisfactory condition Memorial hospital reports Janie Deakins is confined with injuries from a late model auto crash at about 230 am Sheriff Shir ley Brooks listed as treated and released leading the Eagles spirit at games are head cheerleader Mary Jane Lopez along with Lisa Dominguez Page Burkholder Terry Criswell Rosie Rivera and Terry Salcido B team includes Bren da Martinez Joni Ferguson Molly Cate and Diana

Pecos High School Pecos High Randy Reynolds Oscar Varela Joni Ferguson Kim Allen Arturo Pena Joe Lopez Bertha Jasso Mary Paredez Rod Perkins Doug Faulkner Rose Mary Matta Rose Mary Meraz Beto Quezada Arnulfo Vasquez Rena Stickels Elsa Vasquez Third St Memorial Hospital Janie Deakins S. Elm St Shirley Brooks Eighth St Eagles Mary Jane Lopez Lisa Dominguez Page Burkholder Terry Criswell Rosie Rivera Terry Salcido Brenda Martinez Molly Cate Diana

Pecos unions depart for Mule Shoe to press melon growers

United Farm Workers organizers left Pecos July 15 after three weeks, planning activities in Mule Shoe Texas to disrupt melon harvests in Trans Pecos. They secured some workers to quit, but strict trespass laws stalled broader efforts amid praise from Reeves County Sheriff’s Department for decisive action.

United Farm Workers Union Pecos Muleshoe Texas Trans- Pecos George Zaragosa Zaragosa Pecos Melon Reeves County Sheriff's Department

New Chamber Welcomes Dr Charles Gann to Pecos Commerce

Dr Charles Gann joins Pecos Chamber of Commerce after solicitation by director John Charles Fonville. The chamber highlights a progressive business effort for a better Pecos.

Chamber of Commerce Charles Gann Gann John Charles Fonville Pecos

Rotary exchange pair to study abroad from Pecos High

Two Pecos High School students Lisa Locker and Rusty Hubbs head abroad under Rotary International Exchange Program. Lisa will study in Carltonville South Africa with the Cook family and Rusty plans to enroll at a New Zealand institution. They expect cultural learning, travel plans, and adjustments including no driving for a year as part of the program.

Pecos PHS Lisa Locker Rusty Hubbs Lisa James Locker S. Alamo Carltonville South Africa Rusty Hubbs Bill Hubbs Winding Way Christ Church New Zealand Rotary International Exchange Rotary W.J. Cook Rotary Club Johannesburg Cook Texas Victoria Falls Rhodesia Rome No. 2

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