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

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GGOBER PEAS AND COWBOYS Pueblo begins to feel possesslve about the award ln the Peanuts for Polmo drwe as Gwen S1ms ac cepts the flrst place plaque for the school's existence Standmg b hmd Gwen IS Gllbert Rodrxquez of Marana generalareachalrmanfor the drwe Gw nhasbeenco chamr man of the Pueblo drxve for the second tlrne 1n the past two years Sa1po1nte I-'mgh School flmshed second to Pueblo and Amph1the atre fmlshed thxrd The Pueblo Chapter of the Jumor Red Cross sponsored the 'Vaq ueros Daze dance thls season as a money makmg aCt1V1tY Vlctor Lee of the Red Cross Councxl crowns Nancy Caln wlth aStetson makmg her the Cow boy Queen for 1957 In the plcture below F! 'wiv' rm Kwai w4lIll- '3 M5 1 J'1m S1nohu1 helps a couple of hard worklng decorators keep the crepe paper from gettmg tangled up Below rlght Kendall Chn german getsashort sesslon m the hoosegow for not wearmg the proper Western dress She ms being carefully guarded by huskybunch of sophomore boys and looks frzghtened -9- 120 I- - .. if . ' 5 2 ' vu W In 'Q . . . e- - U ' - 1 s x 1 - R D - II ' ' . I . ' a jx Qs 'f i' V W-'W 4 . ' .4 T ' G i . Q 3 4 ,- J V' v Y . - R f.YI . K. G i ' 5 if ' H .Q V

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PROM :gf Thefacultymeetstheflueen LEFT TO RIGHT Gene, Judy Mrs Douglas Mrs Stotera Miss Geyer Mrs. Farber Mrs Ruple Mrs Hawkins Mr Fark- Hawkins Mr Cioche tto and Mr AT RIGHT: The Senior Prom decorating com for the big day. In the picture are: Tony 1 McCormick, com prepares M royoqui, Ange a C macho, Ray o 1' abeth Mendoza. a mittee chairman, and E iz mittee

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A SENTIME TAL JOUR EY Although the Pueblo Hlgh School student body had been an entlty for a year by the t1me school opened ln Se pte mbe r, the fact that we had occup1ed our own bulldmg for onlya short txme before we were d1sm1ssed m May for the summer made September, 1956 somethmg of an adventure for all of us We were semors we had a bu1ld1ng we were not shar zng wrth two other h1gh schools we d1dn't have to run three blocks between classes we weren't txed down by an overwhelmmg n umbe r of trad1t1ons no one could remember the r eas on for Some of the thmgs we dxd were new and dzfferent If we weren't always or1gmal, we weren't carbon COPIES, exther We had much to do, and some of xt we d1d well When we bog g e d down, lt was perhaps mostly due to the great task we faced rn makxng ourselves over mto a urufxed group There were those people we had hardly seen smce we had left Wakefxeld and Safford, and we had to get acquamted all over agam And there were new pe ople who were sur prlsed to fmd they lwed Just down the block from us We fomd that at Pueblo we could even get to know the te acher s, and that they were mostly human It has been an excxtxng year There have been dlsappozntments, and squabbles Jealoueues and betrayals but there have been successes, too, people to do them wrth We who have pr e par e d these next three pages, Gerz Osborn and Carlos Pmeda, must apo1og1ze for hav1ng only one of the sen1or c la s s adv1sors znvolved 1n the wexghty task of turn1ng the pages of our calendar, but rt was too d1ff1cu1t to c a r 1 c a t u r e Mrs Douglas, and the yearbook adv1sor kept hound1ng us to get the pages 1n so we g1Ve you Mr Czochetto, thmly dxsguxsed as St Peter, holdmg the gate open for all of us -1 XG 9 l as O Q' c 433 Ps 1? and good times: there have been a wonder ful lot of things to do, and - V Uf - - , . o qj?' v - 9 A V5 L6 C Q'