Background
Pybas, Joyce Elizabeth Thompson was born on November 22, 1929 in Pearson, Oklahoma, United States. Daughter of Walter Samuel and Clara Gertrude (Davis) T.
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Joyce Elizabeth Thompson Pybas
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Joyce Elizabeth Thompson Pybas, American state education official. Certified vocational and general home economics Oklahoma. Chair Oklahoma Home Economics Legislation Network, Stillwater, 1984; finance committee Wes Watkins for Governor, Stillwater, 1988-1990. Member American Vocational Association (life, membership chair 1981-1984), Oklahoma Vocational Association (life, vice president 1965), American Legion Auxiliary, Order Eastern Star.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Oklahoma State University, 1951. Master in Home Economics, Oklahoma University, Norman, 1974.
Career
Home economics teacher Wister High School, Oklahoma, 1951-1955, Tishomingo High School, 1955-1956, Wilson High School, 1956-1967, Konawa High School, 1967-1971. District supervisor State Department of Vo-Technology, Oklahoma City, 1971-1980, state supervisor Stillwater, 1980-1988. Retired, 1988
Advisory committee Future Homemakers American, Oklahoma City, 1961-1968.
Treasurer National Association State Supervisors, Washington, 1983-1987. Advisory National Association Vocational Home Economics Teachers, Washington, 1986-1987.
Achievements
Membership
Chair Oklahoma Home Economics Legislation Network, Stillwater, 1984. Finance committee Wes Watkins for Governor, Stillwater, 1988-1990. Member American Vocational Association (life, membership chair 1981-1984), Oklahoma Vocational Association (life, vice president 1965), American Legion Auxiliary, Order Eastern Star.
Interests
Connections
Married Gordon Pybas, May 22, 1989.
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Born
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Church of Christ -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1951
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1974
Career
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1951 - 1955
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1955 - 1956
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1956 - 1967
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1967 - 1971
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1971 - 1980
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1980 - 1988
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1988
Awards
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Named Teacher of Year Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Wilson, 1960, 65. Recipient Grand Cross of Colors, International Order of Rainbow, Wilson, 1964, Honorary membership Future Homemakers of America, Oklahoma City, 1976, Young Homemakers of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, 1977, Special award of merit National Association Vocational Home Economics Teachers, Washington, 1986.Named Teacher of Year Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Wilson, 1960, 65. Recipient Grand Cross of Colors, International Order of Rainbow, Wilson, 1964, Honorary membership Future Homemakers of America, Oklahoma City, 1976, Young Homemakers of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, 1977, Special award of merit National Association Vocational Home Economics Teachers, Washington, 1986.