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

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Shems Morabe iqliesr ME benship ER 124 Shems Morabet Shams MOYSDBY The Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAJ had the highest mem- bership ever this year. Mr. Zimmer- man, FBLA sponsor, proudly announced 170 plus members. The national organization boasts new chapters at Rincon High and Tucson High. , FBLA had many achievements throughout the school year includingg over 15 fieldtrips to businessess, over 15 guest speakers at PHS. They also planted flowers in the PHS patio, attended the Western Regional ership Conference in Anaheim, and earned 31,000 in the Dystrophy Bowl. FBLA was hono with finalists in the Southern Arizc finalists also participated in the S' Leadership Conference. -Shems More 1-Sponsor Mr. Zimmer and FBLA member Castillo, count fund raising money. 2-Mr. r Ba r mer talking to membe rbara Ga dea. E few FBLA members discuss future FBLA pla

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EETA Provides obs For tudentsg ew Indian Club ecomes Active CETA Club's sponsor this year was Mr. Arellano who has been teaching here for 17 years. To join this club! work-study class, one must be 16 years of age, and must meet a certain income level. The purpose of the club is to get each member actively involved in a job position and to work in that career during the school year. This group has been combined with my Diversified Cooperative Education cIass, said Mr. Arellanog although there are charters for both groups. We are planning an employer-employee banquet near the end of the school year. This banquet will probably be held at the Black Angus restaurant in -. , A Q., . 'Y j i y . 1' . '45 qs fflltzlf pkg.. N' -W. 2 ' 'T U1 5 My 1 Q H- ff at kg, l 2431 5 is 6 S, combination with the CETA-CO-OP students from Cholla and Tucson high schools. The Indian Club sponsor is Mr. Agustine Nasewytewa. This year we've been having food sales, beading jewelry, carwashes, anything to raise money, because we are planning to go to New Mexico, this year sometime in May, said Benny Miles. -Alma Tena 1-Indian Club members are:Top Row:Rosa Pallanes, Benny Miles, and Mr. Agustine Nasewytewa. Bottom Row: Mary Ann Harris, Margaret Narcho. 2-Mr. Arellano is CETA sponsor. 3-Indian Club in meeting. 4-CETA- CO-OP members are in action. Q .li

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Aorabu ! 1 iii, px I sa W ,nv - m MOVBDGI The Cooperative Office Education CCOEJ, sponsored by Mrs. Hume, of 25 members. COE mem- re employed in office posi- received monetary gain, and received academic credit for their The COE club has always been vocational group and reported for year, that they sold peppermint Officers for COE included: Jacque Pres.g Bernie Montano, Vice g Sally Torrez, Secretary, and erry Moreno, Treasurer. T 3 'Nu'-.cg v X gps, We ' X ., '. 'N . X l I .9 S. 1 5 - -- A '- ' Shems Morabet 2 ' XG -H1 ' 3 ,.:jgx5s,:.Q., s. . QE x ,.4'.n:.,x., ,ps .ixgjq ., S- f1.:gS g . F y rgiif .gy gm iff L J . ip- 1 , K X, Y , 4 : ,ik . ' - N : -,is A . ' -..fzg 1' 1.1-.. ' , V - . ..., , yr, . .. is M ir . xx it . 1-si' M xx 7- K -Q JU, .9 A EQ, 3 Shams Morabel 1. Sandra Gallardo, Ella Bustamante, Patsy Sierra, Vivian Lopez, Grace Gaitan, Sally Torrez, Letty Gonzales, Debbie Bracamonte, Magdalena Soto, Sylvia Santamaria, J. J. Castillo, Bernie Montano, Robert Lee, Jackie Starks, Mrs. Hume, Sandra Chacon are involved in COE. 2. Sylvia Santamaria is busy doing her assignment. 3. instructing class for the day is J. J. Castillo. 4. Students listen to J. J. Castillo tell about work experience. 4 Job nAiNiNq 125