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

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-.LL FU F R THE FACULTY Q. x- ! I. il . ....,. RIGHT: Miss Sandra Hart does a lighted baton tangothatmovedthe audi- enceto repeated applause and audible appreciation. On a darkened stage, lighted only by the oil- s o ake cl cloths bound a- round her baton which are fired at the beginning of her number, Miss Hart's d anc e is an impressive LEFT: Same scene, new diver. Miss Rooker works the board like a catapult as a little girl onlooker wonders if she'll ever come down. CENTER: Miss Reynolds serves the salad ' from her tiny bowl to Superintendent and Mrs. Robert Morrow. Mrs. Elbert Brooks is guiding the Morrows. Inthe foreground are the Davises being served by Mrs. Mary Laos, Miss Maria Urquides, and Miss Iris Mulvaney. sight. She has been asked for a number of repeat performances since com- ing to Tucson in August of this past year. 4 .1 I .1 LEFT: Basketball C o a c h Leo Johnson, a s si ste d by Mrs. Mary Laos andMrs. Delores Mora does an Elvis Presley imitation that outdoes the Pelvis, himself. A perfect sat- ire of popular singer, the perform- ance was the high point of the eve- ning's entertainment. 131 ,-,-c-

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FU FOR THE FACULTY The second annual faculty fall picnic was a gala affair held at the pool of the El Conquistador Hotel. Initiated in its first year of existence the picnic promises to become a real Pueblo tradi- tion. It serve s as an inform al welcome to Pueblo, and is staged by the returning teachers in honor of those coming to Pueblo for the first time. This year' S extremely successful affair was arranged bya group of committees headed by Miss Maria Urquides and Mr. Phillip Archambault. I ABOVE: Track Coach Bob McCaa entertains Mr. Karlin, Miss Will- werscheid, Mr. Le aring, Mr. Kline, and Mr. and Mrs. Wood- worth with a diving exhibition. LEFT: Miss Cordelia Lunquist and Miss Shirley Rooker execute one of their hilarious quick-changes in their take -off on various members of the Pueblo faculty. Miss Jane Stratmanhelped to arrange the en- tertainment and Phillip Woodruff acted as master of ceremonies. RIGHT: Miss Lundquist imitate s one of the principals making afew brief announcements to avastly amused group of faculty and guests. P, S. After a gloriously entertaining evening, the picnicking group had to resort to song titles to expresstheir enjoyment ofthe affair. Among the mostfrequent were, Why Don'tWe Do This More Often, and This Was A Real Nice Clambakel' L

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