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

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Q ft Q as GlRL'S LEAGUE Gir1's League, of which every girl in the student body is a member, is sponsored by Miss Taylor. The offic er s are: Jean Wehrman, presi- dentg Leonora Gallardo, vice- presidentg and Mary Arranda, secretary. Many of the girls went to the Girls' League conventions held in Mesa and Flagstaff, During basketball season, Girls' League sponsored a snack bar, wher e candy etc. was sold during the home games. ART CLUB The Art Club is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hibbard. The officers are: Judy Blau- ser, president: Dan Klingen- berg, vice-presidentg Audrey Segar, Sec-Treasurer, and Jean Zukowski, Librarian. The primary pur po s e of the Art Club is, of course, pleas- ure, but it also stimulates in- terests in the arts. The club is planning a beautification drive. TALENT CLUB The Talent Club is spon- sored by Mrs. Valdez. The officers are: Olga Vidal, presidentgand Mary Lou Saenz, vic e-president. Th e enter- tainment of each other within their own club is primarily their pur po s e, They would also like to presentan assem- bly for the student body's entertainment,

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Mr. John Henderson Is discussing informally with some interested students after his career conference the advantages of a career in working with office machines. Above is a very interested group listening to Mr. A1 Kinder conducting a career con- ference on motor vehicle driving. Dr Max Erwin is discussing the advantages of a career in music education with a group of very interested Pueblo students. PGI TTHE WAY T THE

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9 fir glli ff ff TAKING PART AS THE DEFENDANT AND HIS PARENTS ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Andres, Don Hacker, Marina Hood, Mr. Foster, the probation officer, and Judge J. Mercer Johnson. As the feature of the study of teen-age problems, at Pueblo High School, a group of students under the direction of Mrs. Jacqueline Hawkins had made preliminary studies of the Arizona Juvenile Code and the causes of juvenile delinquency. As a part of this study, the group participated in several mock hearings, according to regular court procedure. Present and participating in the assemblies presented by the group were Judge Johnson of the local juvenile court, and Mr. Foster, the chief probation officer. Although Arizona does not allow actual juvenile juries to sit in juvenile court, the merit of the idea was recognized by the local juvenile court. Two s eparate juries sat in the two assemblies. The jurists were: Andy Liechty, Joel Watson, Carolyn Tenney, Janice Reed, Flora Sue Steele, Ed Wentz, Manny Salcido, James Morgan, Millie A rnokovich, E rnie Dawson, Donna Williams, Milo Hudson, Sandy Onesto, Jean Wehrman. Other jurists were: Bob Barreda, Gwen Sims, Eddie Frazier, Leeta Warren, Shirley Nagle, Darlene Winsatt, Hector Molina, Janice Monroe, Marion Wong, Billy Vidaurri, Paul Williams, Bill Morris, and Ruth Ann Sorrells. JURISTS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Millie Arnokovich, Andy Liechty, Flora Sue Steele, Janice Reed, Donna William s and Carolyn Tenney, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Ed Wentz, Jim Morgan, Milo Hudson, Manny Salcido, and Eddie Frazier.