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

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Lack Of Hurts Department 'S Diana Carrillo 's s Wm You T it X Diana Carrillo 3 1-Mr. O'Rourke discusses quarter grades with Morise Martinez and Mary Scott. 2-Social studies classes included guest speakers, 3-Having fun is all part of Pueblo life as Wayne Scott, Mario Rivera, Roy Robles and Prince Martin show. 4-Soaking up history for the day is Eppie Madril. 5-During math class, Betty Segura completes her assignment. 6-Student involvement is required in Mr. Alvarado 's class as Wendy Allen shows. 136 N-QW , K.--4' f L., Money 1 Diana Carrillo 2 r . lu 1 rw, , 4 , V,,..la, it asri W Va A Diana Carrillo

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...ti Expansion Successful In Adaptive Education , 'J ' I XL ? f.: I .. I 6 Jose Valencia 1-Mr. Henson discusses math problems in Adaptive Ed. 2-Showing his technique during 5th period bowling class is Norberto Varela. 3-Volleybail is part of P.E. program as Fred Stricklin demonstrates and Martin Bringas concentrates. 4--Patrick Gibson shows his strength in weightlifting. 5- Students look over assignments in math class. Gxtraining to lift weights is Gab Cordero. 135

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Students Learn Valuable Skills Silvas Social Studies American Government is an interesting-class because it's a way to find out what is going on in this world. -Patricia Carpeifa As many students took American History classes, they found that they learned more events relating to history, said Mr. Neil, department chariman. Mr. Neil also said because that social studies classes are required, many students were not enthusiastic. Mr. Neil added that the department had a shortage of money and therefore there weren't many new supplies or changes in the department. ' U Covering the presidential elections this year was exciting, in the American Government class, explained senior, Robin Cook. , -Veronica Blurton Math I like Math but it gets me confused. -Betty Segura Since money was harder to come by, students at Pueblo learned that the more math skills they knew, the better pay- ing jobs will be open to them. Realizing that math skills were necessary, more students signed up for math classes. This year, department chairman, Richard Williamson, said that along with class enrollment increases, there was new equip- ment which were computers. He hoped that this year a lot of students will use the computers and later use that learning in better jobs. Mr. Williamson stated that the math department was offering four classes of pre-algebra to prepare students for advanced classes. In addition to the courses, a new teacher, Linda Dyer, a former Pueblo graduate, joined the math department. Ms. Dyer taught general math and algebra classes, and enjoyed the people at Pueblo. -Michelle Dandurand, Veronica Blurton 137