Pueblo High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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fm BEN FRANKLIN PRINTING CLUB In the picture at the top Ray Flores of Pueblo holds the charter for the new chapter ofthe Benjamin Franklin Printing Club e s- tablished at our school. Standing with Ray is Vernon Scott, past president of the Tucson High c ha pte r, who made the presentation. At the extreme left of the picture, behind the coffee-cup is Robert Johnson, faculty sponsor of the group. The other officers for the Pueblo club are: Eddie Miranda, vice pre sidentg Clara Valles, secretaryg Betty Helton, treasurerg Ray Flo r e s is the first president of the chapte r. The Pueblo group attained its official status at the 3rd Annual Dinner of the Ben Franklin Printing Clubs of the Tucson Public Schools, held Wed- nesday, January 16, 1957, at Buffum's Restaurant. A Catalina chapte r was launched upon the same occasion. PU EBLO RADIO CLUBS Interest in radio was so high at Pueblo that Mr. Ray Daviswho volunteered to ' sponsor the group had to divide it into two s e c tion s for facility of o pe r a tio n. Here the A group investi- gate the mysteries of radio. In the picture are Ed Cham- berlain, Je s s Awtrey, Tim Kovalec, Milo Hudson and Ed Lope z. The officers of Q f- the two clubs are: Presi- i V I dents, Marvin Stafford and 1 David A randag vice presi- qf S '14 dents, Quate Velasquez and ' i . Jess A wtr e yg secretaries, Eloise Rivera and Milo Hud- , song and treasurers, Albino ,H I B It I Salaz and Ed Lopez. 0 in 111

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Frank Drachman tells of hls experzences wlth the Red err 0 Cross on the battle fxelds ef! 55 en B favor anno of Korea O banders Bro X19 Xcorvf lls P e ua 71 e e fm U1-0 1' JUNIOR RED CROSS DAY th w i f 5?-' After the assembly program Mr brooks congratulates Mr Drachman On the stage bes1des the speakers of the day are the Pueblo Chapter of the .Tumor Red Cross Mrs Kathryn Sasse and Mrs Elda Hansen are faculty sponsors for the local group ilk 1 1 NI . A? 11. I K by 0 . ex f. 118 a E Pefences 5 f .X X V -Vx Ah ,ig ix 'st f 'X. 'i f- A r Ls, .rw -- '-- arm 'N'- 4 X 2 T ' pf u I I' 1 .'fY4',,v'J: Q 6 4- 1 W I' J . L A R' 'A 5 1 . ., - f , fl! I f IN

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LU BS BEAKER BREAKERS Bud d1ng Chem1stspract1se some old t1me black mag1c IH a modern settmg Mr Henry Navarrette 1S the club spon sor Next to Mr Navarrette 15 Edd1e Wentz pres1dent He IS be 1ng ass1sted by the VICS pres1dent, B111 Morr1s, and Paul W11l1ams Sharon Wan sle e IS the secretary treasurer STAR GAZERS r L1ncoln Gruber contemplates h1s young group fulf1l11ng one of the objectwes of the new school astronomy club The purpose of the organ1zat1on 1S to cons1der the unlverse outs1de of our own planet and as frequentlyas poss1ble to observe lt In the p1cture are M1 chael Ph1ll1ps J1m Forshey Mr Gruber, and Cather1ne Cruz WOODLRAFTERS n der the d1rect1on of Mr R1chard Knapp all students who are xnterested 1n work 1ng w1th wood, whether mem bers of a regular class or not meet frequently to en Joy the1r hobby together Pres1dent of the group IS Karl von den Stemen 112 p--. 1. Q l i -x. -up