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

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F.H.A. A D HOMEMAKI G At the right we see, three senior girls--Janice Reed, Janet Maloney, and Ann Cass- ity--cooking in one of the home- making classes. These classes notonly teach more about cooking itself, but also about proper diet, and nourishment. These classes are under the instruction of Mrs. Douglass, 3.- and Mrs. Anderson. The pic- ' ture below shows two other girls l working in the kitchen. f I i K wg if si ,, - '0- We L ,,,t .f Y sc: Q , x-: 'J - Ts- 4 l Y gi 4- . S, ' z 5 li N ,au U11-fnuquul ,fs O .43 '39 'QQ -Q .-. I, 4,,e n--....------Q 11 24. ...I K? Q' - E3 Below are snapshots taken at the Yucca District-Gila River Dictrict F, H, A. Convention that was held at Pueblo High on Feb- ruary 23. The theme ofthe con- ventionwas This is Your Life, F. H. A. limi? V,-frr rfrpr F rf' rffr ' 1 f , T 135

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'Bu' Q4. li Shown below are snapshots taken at the convention held here at Pueblo in February. The members of our Pueblo Chapter acted as hostesses to girls in F, H. A, from all over the South- ern part of Arizona. A 1. r'r'r'r'r-'rr-r l'.ri ....!' l1 tn 134 ,Q -5 ei ,z 3 rs .. i 4 Y- I'- ' f' f- I'- 1 1' ,-84. F Y' f' f' Y' f' F' F' I' r'-g n F? Fi Qi fi F.H.A. AN HCDMEMAKING In the pictures at the left, and directly below, are shown scenes from the clothing and sewingclasses. These classes are under the instruction of Mrs. Woodworth. These class- es give girls a knowledge of homemaking and help to give them a better background for being efficient homemakers. if ef ' il 'I -- T in -'f I

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OUR STUDENTS GET SHOT FIRST A Organized Basis 1' - Q T ,K Q57 , K. DR. JULIUS OLEAN High School Physician Tucson Public Schools ,, agen Q I, ?R,gi,gwb5?gl,j., , + S ' f ' -Wg , Pictured at right is Mrs. Mildred Schupp, Pueblo school nurse who made arrangements for the shooting, .If df 8 ,JA - . ,ii Dr. C.R. Farabee, localphy- sician, administers the Salk Vaccine to an overjoyed Lin- da Putnam. Old Shake, Rattle, and Rol1 unloads a gleeful group of Pueblo students at the Tuc- son Polio Clinic. The smiles are for the camera.