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

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1 Groups Provide Music And Spirit This year's 18 member orchestra had an eventful year. They took trips to the Tucson Opera, Tucson Symphony and S.A.L.O.C. productions. The orchestra rehearsed dur- ing 2nd period every day in the band room. One of their many performances this year was at Pueblo's traditional Christmas concert. Ms. Mary Gilmer, their instructor, has been at Pueblo for two years. She has a Bachelor's degree in music education. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were made up of eight sophomores. They started their practices in the summer with a few fund roisers. By selling key chains and having a few car washes they raised enough money for cheering uniforms. The girls were lead by head cheerleaders Yen Ky and Denise Ochoa and encouraged by sponsor Mrs. McNamara. Mrs. McNamara felt that they had improved more and more each day and was very proud of their performances. 11 Sophomore class enjoys the 1961-62 fall pep assembly. 25 The fall pep assembly gave the junlor varsity cheerleaders a great start off for pep and participation, 39 Yen Ky and Denise Ochoo encouraged the group by being the spirited leaders of the squad. 45 1981-82junIor varsity cheerleaders are: Bottom row, Yen Ky. Second row are: Anadlne Mesa. Third row are, Cindy Ahumada, Leticia Castillo and Lisa Perez. Top row includes Antonia Fimbres, Cindy Redondo and Denise Ochoo. 55 Orchestra members are: Bottom row, Natalia Rios, Debbie Dunk, Irma Ruiz, Lupe Ayon and Javier Peregrina. Second row are, Cindy Campos, Cathy Marin, Mrs. Gilmer, Wendy McGuire and Cindy Hotchkiss. Top row includes, Sam Dizzino, Craig Robillard, James Modesitt, Carmen Bell, Nanci Holmen, Rene Herber, Albert Tester. Not pictured are Eunice Alcantar and Maria Limon. 67 Rene Herber, Albert Tester and James Modesltt rehearse during second period. J V Cheers 6 Grchestra 81

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