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

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THE WINNERS fi. X-B7 px P1ctured above are the prlze wmnmng photographers whose w1nn1ng County Falr entries are on the opposxte page Hav1ng Troubles 18 the work of Gracle Gonzales a semor Let's All Dance 1s the work of Denms Hines a Junior Betty Gomez yearbook photographer and a sen lor subm1tted the landscape The Shadows Learnmg for Tomorrow ms by James W arr a sophomore and 'The Long Walk is the product of Ralph Juvera another sophomore FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ln the plcture are Ralph Betty Denms Gracme and .Tlm The students are members of the Photography classes of Mr Louxs Tassl Much of the work of the class was 1n the taklng and preparation of photographs for entry IH contests mcludmg a big trx h1gh school contest ln the spr1ng Members of the class took p1c tures for the school pubhcatmons as well as for the c1ty newspapers

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PUEBLO PHCTCGRAPHERS WIN AWARDS .. s . '- 5: ,wil 9 ,A , i'wt 'Lr7x 5-'11 ' ' H . X rf 3, 1. N -agp 3::nf.ff.'H V P51 K, . 1 Y ,, , .W -H-Q F M ... , m 1 I - ' 1 Q - g .rm 11

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PUEBLO'S FIRST AW RD In competition with the other schools of Tucson, including Tucson High, Cata- lina High, Salpointe, Flowing Wells, and Amphitheatre, a crew of Pueblo stu- dents went out and sold Peanuts for Polio and outstripped all of the com- petition. Gwen Sims, pictured in the lower right hand corner of the page, was chairman ofthe drive. In the picture at the right, Margaret Laos, one of the team cap- tains, instructsher crew. Right below, instructor Herb Waesch buys some pea- nuts from Lupe Villalobos. In the large picture at the bottom, Pueblo's peanut queen, Gwen, instructs her team cap- tains in the ways of selling peanuts. lx vl'F1OWER.' .....