Pecos Public Schools Open Term with Notable Attitude
Pecos Public Schools opened the term with a ceremony led by Rev. L. L Thurston and a union of teachers and students. Attendance shows a slight decline from last year, with 191 in the grammar school and higher in the high school than in 1923. The school emphasizes cooperation, citizenship, and orderly conduct as the term begins amid funding limits and catalogued State affiliations.
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Pecos
America
L. L Thurston
Sre
Thurston
Norman
Pe- 69
R. B. Norman
Texas
Itill
Peachers Gain Inspiration From Institute
Teachers from this year’s institute praise the event as among the finest experiences for their work. Dr Guenther of Canyon City led high school educators, stressing the teacher as the gate to opportunity and urging students to value the teachers’ guidance.
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Guenther
Canyon City
Bchealth Tevamione
Turn Backward Time Is Sought By Juniors For Old Seats
The editor notes the school owes gratitude to two town weeklies for printing student news. The piece urges students to heed this opportunity and hints juniors hoping to return to their old seats in a few days. It closes with a poetic call to turn backward time.
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Potentil
Seniors Organize Election Of Officers In Mathroom 1924
The senior class on September 9 1924 met after third period to elect officers. Miss Barrett won prepid ent John White became president James Hudgens vice president Lucile Ruhlen secretary treasurer. Thirty one students in the graduating class pledge cooperation with the high school for a successful year.
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Barrett
John White
James Hudgens
Labor - Athletic
Lucile Ruhlen
Sophomores Elect Officers Amid Hallway Buzz
The piece notes high school activities with sophomores electing officers Ruby Peer as president and Evelyn Leeman as vice president while Johnna Callison becomes yell leader. Grammar school principal Lillie Cole predicts a prosperous year and praises student progress and staff.
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Sophs
Ruby Peer
Evelyn Leeman
Toth Newell
Johnna Callison
Best Pecos team yet as football season opens
Coach R B Norman says Pecos High will field its best team ever with eleven athletes training after school. Veterans Moorehead and Dean lead the backfield while Fitzgerald and Randall anchor the line. New players Allcorn and White join a hopeful squad as youger players push to fit helmets and pants. The hard schedule demands victory and community backing.
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Pecos Hi
R. B. Norman
Cowan
Baylor
Brown
A. & M. Moorehead
Dean
Fitzgerald
Hudgens
Randall
Allcorn
White
Juniors Form Meeting Elect Officers For Next Year
The Pecos H junior class met in the English room last Tuesday during third period to elect officers and plan for the coming year. Miss Koel Eiland was chosen as class teacher with Edna Peer as president Gordon Stine as vice president and Billy Harrison as secretary and treasurer. The class aims to be a peppier and better junior group than ever before.
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Koel Eiland
Edna Peer
Gordon Stine
Billy Harrison
Pecos H
Freshman Elect First High School Officers
The Freshman class at the school elected officers with Margaret Love as president, Wallace Anderson vice president, Myrtle Cowan secretary and treasurer, Ruth Hicks yell leader, Jie Mae Prewit reporter, and Mrs. Tudor as teacher. The seniors, juniors, sophomores, and fish floor grades are listed, with seniors 94 percent and sophomores 85 percent, noting the senior grade importance for the year.
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Mrs. Tudor
Margaret Love
Wallace Anderson
Myrtle Cowan
Ruth Hicks
Jie Mae Prewit
Althor
Man Friment
Pecos High Welcomes New Faculty in Unified Push
Board selects notable hires to guide Pecos High this year with H C Green as science head and Mrs David Tudor overseeing English. Emma Barrett will teach Latin, Jewel Eiland Spanish and history, while Norman leads math. The staff vows strong leadership and renewed vigor for student success.
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Pecos High
H. C. Green
Stephenville
Tudor
Emma Barrett
Fort Stockton
Simmon’s College
Pecos
Simmons
Christian College
Jewel
Eiland
Norman
Red Streaks Elect 1950s Pecos High Girls Basketball Team
The Pecos High girls vote to form the Red Streaks with Stella Kiser as captain and Anna Maye Prewit as business manager. Other officers include Bessie Reynolds reporter Margaret Love secretary treasurer Ruth Hicks speaker. The note promises a strong year with a small but spirited squad and motto Pep Pep Pep.
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Stella Kiser
Anna Maye Prewit
Bessie Reynolds
Treas
Margaret Love
Ruth Hicks
Anna Mae Prewit
Business College Promises Quick Office Careers for Youth
An advertisement urges ambitious young people to enroll in Tyler Commercial College Texas promising training to gain office positions in four to six months. It claims thousands already succeed nationwide and offers a free book titled Achieving Success and a coupon to request more information and a scholarship through The Enterprise.
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Thas
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Fi Ures
T. C. Co
Commercial College
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Aileen Love
Estella Leon
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