Outstanding Ag Student Award Presented to Mark Reese
FEA Sweetheart Bena Stickels presents Mark Reese with the Outstanding Ag Student award for beef production at the Posces of America Awards Program last school year. Staff photos credit Brenda Virgin and Nora Gutierrez. Nellie Gomez receives the Torch Award for Haywood Company at the B P W Club meeting for fair management policies for women employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEA
Bena Stickels
Lett
Mark Reese
Reese
Last School
Brenda Virgin
Jane Ross
B&pw Torch
Nellie Gomez
Business and Professional Women's Club
Federation
Nellie
Haywood Company
Nora Gutierrez
Ann Landers answers on marriage and smoking ethics
Dear readers seek guidance on raising children across faiths, smoking rights, and interracial inquiries. Ann Landers emphasizes personal freedom, advises against interference, and lists her booklet Booze and You for teens while noting census era wartime Black American service figures.
Business and Professional Women Install Officers in Pecos
The 1977 78 officers of the Business and Professional Women's Club were installed in the Federation Parlor with Johnnie Standlee directing a candle lit ceremony. Officers named were Bonita Hart president Martha Walker first vice president Diane Osborn second vice president Millie Villalobos treasurer Lena Creswell recording secretary and Claibel Harrington corresponding secretary. Certificates of Appreciation went to Billy Joe Wilson Pecos Enterprise and Johnnie Standlee. Doveta Hunt was named Woman of the Year. Haywood Company Pecos Plant received Torch Awards for fair policies and equal opportunity for women. Debbie Hill won the Scholarship Award and Miss Stickels was named FFA Sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Business and
Professional Women's Club
B&pw
Martha Walker
Millie Villa
Business and Professional Women's Club
Johnnie Standlee
Bonita Hart
Diane Osborn
Millie Villalobos
Lena Creswell
Clairebel Harrington
Catherine Ashley
Billy Joe Wilson
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos B&pw Club
Doveta Hunt
Jane Ross
Haywood Company
Pecos
Nellie Gomez
FFA Awards Honor 1977 Sweetheart and Chapter Leaders
The Future Farmers of America awards program at Pecos High School highlighted 1977 78 FFA Sweetheart Rena Stickels succeeding Sandra Clark. Star Greenhand and Star Chapter Farmer honors were given along with scholastic and various production awards. Outgoing officers and new officers were announced as Bailey Wheeles and Joe Henson advised, with commencement coverage of Kerri Lynn Davis in Carlsbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Wayne Jones
Future Farmers of America
Ffaer
Jim Bob McNeil
Brenda Virgin
Pecos
Will Fernandes
Rena Stickels
Sandra Clark
Mark Reese
Farm Power Lab
Farmer
Kirby Rankin
Jerry Harrison
Sentinel
Brenda Martinez
Bena Stickels
Marty Lewis
David Armstrong
Population Median Age Through U.S. Census History
The U.S. Census Bureau notes the population median age fell to 16.7 years in 1820 and rose to a peak of 30.2 in 1950 before easing to 28.1 years by 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ag Co-op Award Presented At FFA Awards Program
Lee Ryan received the Ag-Co-Op Award from Gerald Lewis last Thursday evening during the FFA Awards Program held in the high school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ryan
Gerald Lewis
FFA
Brenda Virgin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eft
BRPW
Torch
Ann Landers
Myob Sister
Ann
Mary Ann
Mark
Con
N.Y
Mt. Olympus
Ann _ Sanders
P.O
Chicago
Ill
Rena
Stickels
Rankin
Debbie Hill
Norman Hill
Janet Young
Kim Ashley
Mrs. Ashley
Star Greenhand
Ffaers
Merritt Singleton
Country Club Drive
Carlsbad
Carlsbad High School
Kerri Lynn Davis
Nova Gutierrez Family Editor
Ag Co-op Award
First National Bank
Pecos Savings