Pueblo High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)
- Class of 1958
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L H- N Y L., i ' ,, x WF AV ,N 1 I 4:-i.., ,Q 5 M' -A ' f N , W 4 . ,- it , ., I If Y 45,-.--fax s In ' - , ' V ef- S R wk ,K I N A . i, Q1 ' ,-Q. 3 ' H 'WA' , ' 1' ' f ' . fi' , ,A ff' 2- M . , 'W W ik? -f, ,. , - , Yi -I va-4' Y' .4 Mr James Kerr MI. and Mrs the father of Sylvla Pueb1o's are the parents OI honor student and edltor of the E1 Guerrero of the Glrlsv League sf if 'V' rm r and Mrs R D Mundlnger are the parents of Tom, edltor of the E1 Dorado and presxdent of the Natlonal Honor Soclety Mr and Mrs Peter Hollms, are the parents of Emma student body treasurer 'QFNTS Q59 Mr and Mrs Otto Clements are the parents of Barbara pxcture edltor of the E1 Dorado and honor student Mrs Clements 1s treasurer of the Pueblo P T A 1 ,. ' Y , , is i . , F A 'ix I ' C . h . . h , 5 ,Mk , t 'Rx ' ,g N ,g, , N Ks- X ! K r t - Qs ,Fig S' h P' t P P191 ' ' vt' ' -f Sffh A3 f , fA!Is, ',,? g xx I f ' Z 5 I ? ' , -S? . . 1 I - A 1 K . . Y Anastac io Gallardo Leonor, president Wzth gratztucle for the wonder ul thmgs you haue done or us and for the opportunztzes you haue gwen us to aehzeue our small successes we deflzeate our hook to you If you are proud of zt we uozll feel that me have gzuen you a partzal thanks for what you be done ,ga 1 I Mr and Mrs Charles Van Camp are the parents of Pat, stude nt councll member Mrs Van Camp IS Pres1dent of the Pueblo PTA del I'-f T Mr Rodolfo Ayala 1s the father of Hector semor presldent and Rudy all cxty and all state half back Q, NI' si. f'A ' ,,, H410 QF 1 L Mr d an Mrs Guy McClure are the Parents f S o Dave Presldent of the Pueblo tudent Body lVe would lzke to have pictured here all of the Jarents of the Pueblo semors Because thzs was l obuzously zmposszble we hope that those we have pzcturerl uzll represent you all I I 7 'X Q, 'S X , , -dip . . Nl , f ' f f . . . 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Qc W A eb :sf Q7 W W 5 I BOARD F EDLICATIO PICTURED FROM LEFT IO RIGHT Wllllam J Plstor J C Fruchthendler Dr D L Secrlst, Mrs John Lyons, and C A Betts '5m1l1ng at the left pu- Glvlng unstlntlngly of theu' tlme and efforts, the fwe members ofthe School Board of P1ma County School D1strxct 4141 face problems that would dlscourage any but the most de d1c ated of c1v1c leaders In one of the fastest grow1ng unenv1able respons1b1l1ty to attempt to provlde houslng and lnstructlon or the resultant mflux of new students One of the lr most d1ff1cult problems IS to dl s c o v e r Ways and means to f1nance the klnd of educatlon the c o m rn u nl t y c1es1res for 1ts future c 1t1zens The Board has been unswervmg 1n lts efforts to serve, as be st lt can all of the people 1n the d1str1ct A ' 1 ' ' . ' , . . , . , . - - . - ' . . - - l l r below, is Dr. Secrist, President of the Board. 2 is ' B so ,, wg ,E wr-ff-9 Q le., M 'is W x Ht' . Y j . 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DI TRICT ADMINISTRATORS Yllllllll lf fy-' Supermtendent Robert D Morrow, above, has dlrected the de stlny of the Tucson Pub11c Schools for the past 18 years Students teachers and admlmstrators have learned to look to hlm for able and dependable leadersh1p through these days of multxplylng problems Ln the freld of publlc educatxon Assoclate Superlntendent Charles A Carson has ac qulred a state and nat1ona1 reputatlon for hls knowledge able lnterest 1n educatlon I appreclatlon ofh1s lnte rest and talents, he has been chosen to represent Ar1zona educators Educatlon As soclatlon ,V Asslstant Supermtendent fo r Secondary Educ at1on Dr Thomas L Lee IS a newcomer to Tucson but has already ac qulred a cons1derable 1' e p u tat1on for h1s quletlyhumorous b ut s1ncerely mterested ap proach to the problems of cur IS plctured below tg ak 1 ne Superrntendents Although Pueblo I-hgh School shares these three men w1th the other schools of the Dlstrlct we have come to adopt a possesswe attltude towar d them Pe rh ap s they work just as hard for the othe r schools under then- Jur1sd1ct1on but we take a speclal and 1n d1v1dual pr1de ln the mn te r e s t they have shown m our school X ' .1 5 x Q RQ .N 4 rf' Y X ' , , 0 ' K l , . ' ' ' . n g P ' ' - . . . . X 1 X . i . in the 3.ffa'lI'S of the National . riculufn and instruction. He ,li .-1- QV: . at 'I' l SPL ix N ' W4 I ,ia . , . X ' ' 2 by Z . ,. , - 1 THE PRINCIPALS 'Y c. Elbert Brooks Prmclpal of Pueblo Hlgh School a real leader and fr1end of faculty and students allke 4575 HW fax, me-auf RH7' J. D Doc Van Horne, Ass1stant Pr1nc1pa1 for Mlss Florence Reynolds, ASS1StaHt Pr1nc1pal m Student Act1v1t1es, Dean of Boys, and Ath1et1c charge of Personnel, Dean of Glrls, srrnles ln D1rector, has a full program. sp1te of It all. THE CGLINSELLING STAFF lin -Sl QQ, l Phllxp Archambault 7' 1 1 Mrs Margaret Douglass '1 Mlrxam Geyer Graz naw 16 9' Mana Urqu1de s In A .4 Howard Lexgh John Schenck J 'ff I ' ge E rf: . J Av E! ' X' I W 'k ,I A -5 x , '- I -'-1. fi o f ff .ee , . e X it K .Q 'QTL V ai 'L A ' '1 J X, Qnj lf: x Q -ie i .4 f .. , '25 x . ,L 2 4 A -if . V 4:42132 , Y tr-ze Io Q rx -if - 1 Y ! Vs x A . I du., Chamrman Language Arts Soctal Stud1es M A nz verslty of M1HH6SOta Mrs MarJor1e Benson Win gp.- Charles Beals Vocal Mus1c M A U of Arxz Mrs EttaM Dawson Language Arts M A U of Kansas George Buck Arts and Crafts M Ed U ofAr1z 1 Mrs Margorxe Acker Dou las Adams 8 Language Arts Soc1al Stud1es Ill St Norm M Ed U of re M. Alxce Burrus Busmess Ed B S U of rk Gerald Dulgov James Estrada L1b Soc1alStud1es Soc1alStud1es Baseball A U John Gr1ste Mrs. Elda Hansen Boys' P E., Language Arts Football, M A B A , M1d1andCol U. of Mlssourx Nebraska Sandra Hart Language Arts, Drama, B. A Huron Col is-64 T Peter Clochetto Language Arts M A U ofM1nn Louls Farber Soclal Studtes Football M A R I College 11-15 f gtglxxf + Frank Barr Industrxal Arts Ed U of Ill Raymond Davls Industmal Arts M A Colo State L Mrs Fa1thFr1kart Spanlsh M A Claremont L Mrs. Jacquelme Clalre Hawn Hawluns, Language Sclence Arts, Journallsm B,A , N. Mexlco M A. , Kansas St Hlghlands U vp , . :, - . .ai X bf' . 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John Knox Mrs Ruth Lavlgne Soclal Stud1es Busxness Educat1on M A L of Colo M Ed Colo State Q25 CCSP' Mrs Leola LeRoy Cordelra Lundqmst Robert McCaa Homemakmg Gxrls' P E Drwer Trammg B A of Arlz M A U of Iowa Track M A Arlz St Col Warren Strlckland Donald Holley Boys' P E Football B A U of Ar1z Q6 Marvm Karhn Mathematms M A UCLA if Arthur Leamng Soclal Studles Basketball B A Yankton Chalrman Sclence and Mathematlcs M A Un1ver stty of Arlzona tx fix i Q James Honcoop Industrlal Arts B S West Wash 'UK' Charles Khne Boys' P E Health M A Colo St Col 5 Mrs Allce Lee Language Arts M A U of Arlz . , , . M A . - . ' . ! . l u c I . - ' x ' . - - - 1 - D . . a ' I - . . - - , , , . . . 'Cr , 'r 5.v , N . - g. Q 1 X I 'Y A 1 ' 5 wr ' -. .A ' -f -L W A ' ' l' fi 5 . K f I . . ' ir. 1 a o I , i . o o I . . , . . . , , , , , , . . . . . , . . , . , ' . J, ,J H4 ' 1 -. fl .. V X f' 1 Q Q ' i ,E K .5 Q ,. V ,. Ax , - ,. A 2 ' if 42545. Q, X ' V. We-J' '-, ' 'v ' 'J 2 ,',,'-. A , , Uh.. Ui' -57.51. 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Ruby Mate-Jka Mathematxcs .Tack M1gnery Sc1ence Chaxrman Buslness Ed ucatlon B Ed Wlnte water KWIS 1 College M Ed U of Arlz M Ed U of Neb SOA --Q, ul jx S:- Anthony Navarrette Wanda Nlcoson Sclence M Ed U of Arlz FS-IGS Merrlll Ph1ll1ps Industrlal Arts B S Iowa State fikfvsf Buslness Educatlon East Ill State Henry P1lote Language Arts 59' Mrs Beatrlce Tracy Q Iliff inf'- -Aa wil- 2 A 'lpn Mrs Murv1se Odom Llbrarxan B A PI 'K Henry Oyama Soclal Studles Sparnsh B A U of A1-1z '75, John Phxlllps Industrlal Arts Football M A Arlz St Col Robert Pollard W1ll1amR1chardson Mrs Sh1rley Mathematxcs Football M Ed N Tex M Ed Spr1ngf1eld YJ 39-E ,141 Sh1rley Rooker Mrs Katherme Roland Selby Glrls' P E Sasse, Mathematlcs Boys' P E. BS, U.0fAr1z MA,U of Arlz B.S,U ofAr1z Instrumental Muslc Rob1nson St M A U oflndlana Language Arts .L Mrs Exleen Sherlock Language Arts B A., U of Arlz Uof ex gs PV' Lucenda Soltero Language Arts B A ,U of Arlz , AQ A ' ' , fwgfskl .V , lf Q 2 -f - - , - , A., n'PP A T ' . ., - - ' X ' ALM-. if ' A g, S 55. 'N A' J : f' ' 'N Q Q- ' T ,, ee P P 1 S v A ,P . -,gs at f 0. ' - L. Amin '. Q '. . l, A - fi? 1 . 9 , , . - , . f - . . , . . - - , ' ' B, S. , . T . i Q i K v xi J N'Vf.k Vlyy y ,V ' A A A P2 T A A A S yyhytr ,is am P 5' E , I is Girls' P,E, 1 cv - M A Arizona H ' A Stlt ll ge r, Q1- ,XY ae o e Vx ' :- - A ae. 1 . px, ,Q Chairman, f xv , K 19' . , .AQ Chairman, 3 gs Jf 4' . ' Boys' P, E, K'-y M. Ed., Uni- versity of - Arizona Lors Sorrell Social Studies B F A New Mex 5 sl! Adil Bettl' NYe Harry Johnson Mrs MaryStotera Jane Stratman Language Arts Girls' P E M A Tchrs Col M S Purdue Columbia M531 4---f if' A Herbert Waesch Art Drama B A U of Ariz Louis Tassi Industrial Arts M S Kansas State Wayne Swoveland Science M S U of Okla S-..,. Charles Traister Industrial Arts B S Anderson flnd I Col Gerald Whitaker Copeland Whitehead Rosalie Wong Phillip Woodruff Science Bus1ness Education Girls' P E Language Arts B S OklahomaU Tennis B S U of Arrz Social Studies M A U ofMissour1 M A U ofM1ch ,awk :fr Q10 F.-N dai 1' -I Mildred Schupp Pete Charowhas Dr Julius Olean School Nurse Bookstore Manager High School Physician Tucson Public Schools . , . , . U. x ' l, 3 . .- 0 I ' ' I I , I l , ' ' I I I 0 1 I . . ' K I ' ' . 7 K A ' . ' , ' I. , Q. fox V af g Q, ' :its I ' ,J ,, ,f Q' , A 3,4 -'I W , I ' , y n c D . . . . . . , , , . . . . , . . . , . - . . 3 - v - 1 ' ' . PSP ,. 'Q-,QF Iv, ' 1 i 3 , QF 'ffm V Q A f V K ' H if nj: Q 'Z 4 4 1 A ' V A ' -lg , Q, , 2 A -. '1 u f - 5 ' f , r N . my , . Iv, THE GIRLS fi S gs.. if-...ax-f f his Mrs Shmrley Mrs Anne Orozco Secretary to the Prlnclpal Bannmg Regls trar '25 I Nl' Nnyv 'Mr Ruth Frles Prmc1pa1' s Offlce .uns 'T' Mrs Mary Laos Swltchboard Mrs June Belson Reg1strar's Off1ce E Mrs Barbara Foss, secre ary to the vlce prmclpals Y--in uv- 'C' Mrs Nancy Nlchols, secretary to the counselors J T Mrs Ahce Martz Attendance Sec retary 145-1 Mrs Loretta Garner Mrs Margaret Gerow Bookstore Llbrary fi raw- .,-SQ Rose Portlllo Mrs Margaret Stromberg L1brary L1brary Language A H 3 B E xKAMf fi S r , I C N D in Wg A R li N. k,AV 'A r 3: gf lr In N. P' 2 5: Hx . 5 V2 K I lb' ,V -1 V .L V ? W , X ?g,f'f t .f Ruben Hernande z He ad Jamtor '47 Thomas Gallego Jan1tor -il l A THE BOYS P1ctured on th1s page 1s a representatlve group of the men who keep our bulldlng and grounds attractwe The ELDORADO would have hked to have had p1ctures of the entxre mazntenance staif but a number of the men proved camera shy nd d1dn't show up for then' s1tt1ngs vt! Z' John Commls sarls Gr Mamtenance Carlos Vmdal Ray Flores Jamtor Gr Mamtenance Crls Rosas James Mourlng ,ww Jamtor Nxghtwatchman I -nh W1111am Holt, Engmeer 'IMI Erme Molma Szlas Maahs, Janitor Asst Englneer Y, I . g 5 . a o 1 n 1 . ,.,:l'. . kan' 1 ll As A ' , ,.,, 7 if , E . is X. I '- J EL: ,, p U ku f ' JN I l I ,v ' ' 1 H-1' an . ' X' ' 5 s. ' 'X J 1 E' 2' N f . A L LA Q 3 H C o' t t ,, E A ' ,NW ,g F l , -vi ' Gut c . E H J ,Q i tif -VVA U T M c s B R K Q L I O A Mrs. Marianne Michael, C a fe te r i a Manager, manages to carry on her mul- tiple activities without losing her cheer- ful friendliness. 1-I In the spacious kitchens of the c afeter ia food is prepared for the lunchrooms of many of the schools of the South Side. 4 Q-14:1-4 i 'his Attractive salads, nourishing and inexpensive hot dishes, and good baking are special- ties of the Pueblo kitchens. Cleanliness, speed, and economy are the motto s of the well-trained staff. ' Q 0 v s i f 1 F' -b'T,.f1.,Z . I 'A .1 'X . 1 X ' ' W ,W i' , L 9 ,ni '- , h 4. 1 I nf Mrs. M ar ian Filer is well-known to those students who are frequent visitors to the snack-bar. The ladies of the Cf' kitchen take a smiling pride in their work. Vg Q SEN, O 'P 55 Q I new 'W an ww xff' Oo Q' 'J 45 F up W I JI i W 7 v- 'X Er X iw. W QM-5' W Q Q M ' ' V X gf , 9 5 0 up , fp! ' hs DL o p Q 0 fn HA ' Q55 rye T !5Q? M , l I ' -44A A r- QUIK SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVES W1th graduatwn r 1 ng s p1ctures, d1tch day proms the Semor Showcase, baccaulaureate and d o z e n s of other act1v1t1es ln addxtlon to themr s tud e nt government and scholast1c duttes the Senxors have had a busy and happy year Few of them c o uld s1t through graduatwn wlthout s om e regrets that such thlngs were now beh1nd them Grateful for the help they recelved from thezr adv1sor s at left Mrs Etta Mae Dawson and Ph 1ll1p Arch ambault and fr om the 1 r home room teachers they h op e d they would fmnd the adult world and c o ll e g e as busy ac t1ve and fr1endly as the1r school mates and teachers have been at Pueblo I-hgh School Future Clas se s wxll fxnd that Pueb1o's second graduatmg c la s s has added 1ts b1t to the stature and tra.d1t1ons of 1ts school The Offlcers of the Class of '58 P1ctured from Left to R1ght .Tlm Gwmnnup v1ce presldent Ernestmne Thomas secretary Marcla Henderson treasurer and Hector Ayala pres1dent . . , . Y I l ! 3 I . . . . , , . , - l l I , - . . I A X 'sn . ' x S 5. e N 1 . . , . . 3 l Y ' Henry Acuna vim s,..a 'C' Charlotte Allman Mary Aranda I ju. in 31 1 ' 1 Y Rudy Ayala 'VN Franclne Adams Rudy Alamada 5 Ea! is He len Allen 343 -C9 M1cheal Ames Clarence Andrews Jeanne Antonelll Mary Arellano Estella Arvlzu Mary Badllla Irma Ballesteros 7' -Yws I' T.,-nv Hector Ayala f IV' Verlene Barehand . ' V' 7 x I , fx A 'S' 'FU n V 1 E I A 4. A S lx 'Y ' -C 'GJ 5 ls , 1- 1 ' A , fig! H X D . A li, Af fl e v A ' Q I 'Q-vl'5 A is, iw 3 A X ' 11 . Y' ,, 1 V -j Juan Basurto Rachel Benitez Pix so Aus 'Q Vera Bryant Sandra Burger 1-31? 41 Q Y L V Q Lawrence Bostic Quik .l Sarah Carnac JN 'Nr' Tlm Campbell Robert Canez Vlcky Canez X- ,364 09' 'gf- ie' Manuel Castxllo G1lbert Castro Maxlmlna Chavez Wayne Briggs L Mary Camacho Jo Ann Carter Danlel Clarke 'x , X' - - A -W fi ' C 'fllr . 4,1 'A A A ho .,- I gl ' , y , C Lf- A . xt' A. 4,1 X' ' I ' A In- ' A C pr- Barbara Clements ar Alex Cooper at- Alex DeSoto Wig fl 'fb' Lo rr a1ne Durbm r lfi Barbara Cleveland 'Wa-4' 13 Yi K1zer Cotton Shxrley Dlerdorf tag Q. Janet Cole A.,- 4A N wi' Susan Davld v- N pt' Loulse Contreras AQ Qx T e-Q E Robert Dav1s -gli '19 40 Alfred Domlnguez Glenna Drozd l Aqgvvn. 9,4 Carol Eberle Lupe Eckstrom Paul Elhs if 'Sv .cf K. A 5. .151 aa C 'ig xp C A f af , ' -Y 2:15. ., QQ 'A s Q ,ha . l h . n 1 7 , 'Y , , , f - ef 1 i A A E N ' , V-T Q' . V QF , .' 4 is 'sw .J s. Q4 ' 1 'X g D. 5? I YN Geraldine Epperson Charlotte Escalante 'QQ Dorothy Evans -F-L' Gaston Galaz opoi 'KS G1lbert Garcxa Ray Flgueroa Le onor Gallar do W lil Manuel O Garc1a gum, I-1 can-4 J lil -A J Pete Esparza Manny Espino -fr L25 11 Ray Flores 25- A Arm ando Gallego Artle Glass V1ctor Foley 'dang Martha Galston Olga Godoy o 'A' f ' o L., Q., , V 1, A r Lift? x I A A a , ' :az l X V. .Q-as n S. x lf f V , , of n '- iii' .- K Q ,o o N Arthur Gomez D Ray Gonzalez 5' Ruben Guerena Q-Sl -'N I if Alfred Gonzalez W5 'V ?' Ross Graham 30- fax 'T gfx C Mana Gonzales Margaret Gonzalez John Green James GW1nnup Dorls Gu1l1ng 1-'nf' :Gs-AD QW 4.-if 11757 James Hall Sylvester Hall JoAnn Halt '2.1q --'V fNur gfzfx. 'Y' Nagy, Olga Grljalva N4 Anglla Hall XX M wo- ary' I? if Jean Harden I x ,fe do 'Q rrnr an rrw, n , J Q J or L ,Q ,lv 1 fffi 'V wr FV :..4 Y' X W ' .gi 1 9 15 1 g z F- 4' Hy? X fv- ' 4u.--- fi Roger Harris Edward Harsh 1'5 S...- x rv' Kathy Hennessy Mary Hernandez WEG- '-- 42-L Mx Nagy Denms Hmes Emlhe Hoffman -wax QW? 3' ,933 Carl Huckaby Howard Hudson :X ,tra Jack Hazard ico4!'+4P 35,11 x d 1 ,. Larry Herrera Emma Holllns I,-AJ' 5i j ig! Delbert Jackson .1-L 4 hx-- A 'is '5- Marcia Henderson She ylah H111 'Sh' 1': '? Eugene Howell f-1:--'f 'iv 'fin .agp Q al, if Q' Aleta Jacobs ff' 'Ziff -cz' Lo1s Jenkms Percell Johnson aff: Qs. fm fd Carolyn Kepner Sylv1a Kerr 'Q' ,ACS Margaret Laos Larry Lemolne l Gerald Lewers Roy Llm an -7' 41- 5 1v W Percy Johnson 'E Gene Kruase Frank Leon 55 5. Lrnda Lxpper fuczzr' -.X Charles Keller Ga y Langford QQ L N' Tony Leon Comme Llzarraga in L 44- 1 . K L-.4 B .fin--if A ALB,- ' x . 3317753 gy ' I, ' ' 1 N4 C. he C I RN 'ff ee 'A M C C ' C 6? if .Z v ' I Gary Lockenv1tz la f is W-N... xi' Dave Love 2:1- Hrv- Darrell McKask1e Percllla Mares l fi-A 45+ Sharon Lockenvltz 5- 27-4 tml!! 1' rf' Y 'vh or I Josle Lopez Mary Lopez 1-1' Robert Lowe Dav1d McClure Davld McGee QW Pe rc111a Mares Judy Martln RR N11 I-'hav--In 'guns Jane Malone Ernest Manrlguez '1 s May Martm Jessxe Matthews M M, U v I W i f ww -V y'a.r A il My ff' K , .frh 9 J L l 4 f., I ' ' L ' 1 I 4 ' we w Q f 1 . V 2 W J A. if .. ,. X f ff ' A-ba ud ,g K 5 13, e M ! - My-' K , Q , A j L fr, ,., L W x 7 1 I 1 . Q . ,un 5? Raul Matus 913 I in-nl Art Molina Beverly Mortimer 'Duc' .Q-4. ii YQ Walter Melville Rachel Me sa pqmfbu ffm' J in K' Joe Montano X 991 1:-1' Jack Mullen i' XS' -6 , -I' n...-.4 Pete Menibles Lydia Mendoza 158 S 1:--N. bfi K5 NJ' JK John Moreno Fred Morse is 'VW- 3' fb 96 uv Tom Mundmger Billie Musgrove W In -I f - F I -- 5 ' Q -I M M sa M f M , ' I -1 AS iii V! wi! ,A wa - 7 .Ml Jessie Mesa Linda Mihlethaler Eddie Miranda s L' -'PTY' ' ei , Xe ' 1 Q i L ' 3 xr 3 ' J? 12 ' Q3 'iff' ' e 0, kg 'Q-' ' 1 A J , 1 N .C-A Q I, Sag. !,.,. X f' l . R' N vi' .gm 5 5, ' L 1 ,. .1 i N J ' . r 'M s Maw' f sg Irma Nevarez George O'Neal as 'UN ,g 41- 'Uns- Marla Orozco 'Q' Frances Parks Judy Parr Naoml Paz 'Vt fx 1 Vlolet P1r1e da Tommy Polen Fellx Powell fix P3194 356' mv- Danny Or tlz Kiwi' S.. tw ' Tony Pe r alta Clay Power s '55, Davld Propst Ysldro Qulhxns Stella Qlnnbar Joe Qulntero K H yy l , Q ,R . N f 1 iS,- x- S '- ' P J 1 N are F' if r ki qi. I K I .1 K x at , , N J be M U Q5 n ' P 7 P QP ' P I .P .' ' ' l - ' f !1i .5 ev f Esperanza Ramonett fix suv Albert Romero 'TJ Nancy Rutledge frm X C 9 XX-uf .Terry Rasmussen 'F- Carl Rosson Clyde Saku' 'R tix. -.nf wi . I Carme n Sahnas Ann Salcxdo Edward Rwera if nw., Peter Ruelas is KY! Glorla Saladln 'Ai Frances Sahnas 136' i' 104447 .Tuheta Rwera nr w--,, Luke Rus sell 1 Lydxa Salas 'J-' .Toe Santa Cruz Q i -I In A 'K T I N C ' 'D , I if lv' .I fI:.K ,Tl . F , V . , .3 fb I 5 max- f , A X ' A -A . ' 'W .4 R 'Q . C f' el x , 1 if 'C e . I x W S nl, , E 'Q ', . 2. A U.-LYQI' 1 N as 3 g A .8-A, '-a I 1 3 L r K ' V, ,:. 'Y' ' 7. Lal: .H ,I ,,,- ' I ALR ' 1 , I 1 x.,.- 1 I J x rar W 1 Tom Sasnett Mar1etta Scott lyk, -my 4- ' IE' ,,,...f l- ag Ronald Shelton Joan Slmmons 'LWYJ 'if lsvlg, ,...- F Damel Soza Pete Soza .al--H rGQ 'CI' 'ww' Hollls Stewart Frank Suarez Dolly Shaw QQ Y ith' Allen Slms Lanny Spe nc er 531 'Wav' v 7' Darlene Swans on 5 X .hm Shee 34? '17 Donald Smxth in I Lowell Sprague C?- Q51 Don Terry P , . K , 'N' Q in V, N S tk n S , S 5 ft l l S I -cf .I A .1 ,Mn H. Z : S, . xx V gf, , I, X :xxx ' 'N f Q - Q fif.ExN 1' if J' '- til ' 1-'QW N , , 6 My k E 4 lv' ,. t , y l 'x- 5 ' Q., - L, r tjfggxrl E35 vw, X ,-, ' , ta- - .i I7 'L-.fit 1 , glfflf' .25-5 1 I Al'.zxv I ruff Nw 1,311 I, T V Q XA ' , P 1 K 'H' fl -Q-Q Q 3 A ti 11: -h . a,v' --if f ! . K I7 .. S - fl : , ft W A ,Q 'If' ,J f' I . fx xl' - K A , ,vin f MN! ' 4 'T V 'AW q,,4' Ernestine Thom as ZR f ' 17 Nanc y Tr anslavma .L33 Q Q Q ,DV .Toe Valenzuela iv' snug. Jean Thompson 2-US Phylhs Tom AWK as- ' -i Mlllard Tucker 2 Pat Van Camp -R SQ :x Vicky Thornton 1-R 3 George Toro 12. 4-:,fs'-' Verna Throssell Angel Torrez Sylvla Valenc1a wax Glorla Valenzuela nl 1 Q6 Ronald Ventura Sanhago Verdugo . -, 'f' . T Yr 5 W e' T- me A ' -,, ,g- ' L f 'Z!' V X ' . i, X I , if ix, - E 5,4 , 1 e 4 an I I in f 1 T - ' rr- A -f ' 'vs 1. - - . ' ' 3 113- , , uf if --, xy - ,1 5 N., V' - C craig l. if j A - , 2 fig:-'L X , bn: N' I ' Y 5 , . .:. .. A - Q. ' Mc Virginia Villa 3 E? 5- 'Is' N X - 25 V+ f-iw. 2, W ,, Dannette Wilson rw. QQQX, '.q,,,..v 'L- r,,,-v Robert Villegas W -f nf- as L' v --- .1 Bob Wilson X gi ' v . !,' xgw 4 1 .rv 5 I limi! 'Q y 1, ss. I,-we Mary Lou Weil Larry Whalen F.. ' , fix if Carol Wismer Mary Yazzie .sy J- W f 1 1 , :ix 'ff I 4 VG Sam Luna 1. 319' i Si mggmrscw mv ' 1 0 A Q. 'll rv' 4, .AIU JUN, O S 41 Q Q65 I 1 Iii!! X V X0 L+ A-9-A-1-1 '75 '5R - Jlnfbf Q0 M! if v 5+ 5 Q. OO 1, Q Z f gi 1. q ix ,gm .pri ' 9 f f S + Qi M111 mwN,, f.M ive E 7'f it ' as 3 ,vm p,2'a-via, 4 u 1 X vm I Xl 5 Q 3 4 X I i ,Q , x x W W f 1 wwf NX! wr If 'ff 4 f 1 4 f .Q 1 , .f d1X JUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVES Ably dmrected by Herbert Waesch and Lucmda Soltero s m Lllng at the left under one of the new Pueblo palms the Class of '59 had a busy year In add1t1on to 1ts own class actlvltles wh1ch cu1m1 nated ln a h1ghly successful sprmg prom off1cers and members of the class played a promment part mn the act1v1t1e s of the Student Councll and the Trad1t1ons Comm1ttee The group lS eagerly look mg forward to 1ts semor year It w1ll be the flrst class to have attended Pueblo for the entlre four years Q: rflxk 'E+ ' .. L? F The Offlcers of the Class of '59 From Leftto R1ght Tom James presxdent R1chard Ysmael vice presldent Sandra Jacobs, treasurer and Sharon Wanslee, secretary , . . , . . , . Y . 3 , 7 I X . C -- f r A .1 , '21--. ,x ' ' 1 . 1 s a r I 3 ,'.- ' 1' ' 4 W k . 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MFI' X Daniel Hart Margaret Havatone Dave Head Linda Hernandez Betty Herrera Alice Higgins Tennle Hlnton Johnny Hodgers Erhnda Holtsox Wxlham Hough John Honexcutt llenrx Hunter Sandra Jacobs Tomrnx Jaxmes Frances Janssen Sally Jaramlllo Alu e Jmmenez George Joe Rose Johnson Donna Jones Gxlbert Juarez Ralph Juvera Les Kahl Paul Kelly Rlchard Kersey Carolvn Klmbler Fred King Dorothy Klpe Ruth Kukpatrlck B111 Kremske Ronald Lambert Vlctor Lee Cyrll Leon Eh Leyba Albert Leyvas I J ' , . , - , X ,. ' x - - Q Q I . . xQ W ' .9 Q ' !, A . Q , J ' Nl X p Ql P Q , EQQ -, A K Q L ew - QI, A . 5' l , ' A I' 1 ,L .V . . , A, QQ tg-J -' ' ' '51, of gl ,J A ' r X It Q - 'N Q W 1 f I 1 .M ff 3' Q Q P . X. , N - 'T ,Q '- 1 l 7 ai - 'YJ E Q' ,'s , Q' 'Z1 L g fig Q I giblgb M 317. H, A-' ,X Q Jjfgp va + : .'.' N ' ' '- +ve at JI gl . Qi: Q 5 a :Q 'U' -3, Q f l Q ' 1 ' J Q Q r' , , - , V h ' ,.1 ' 'fi N Y . . Q N,QQ 5' I 's fQ 4 X xv M: William Knapp 5 'Q f. 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L. - r N , ' 5 I A -f..,J Q3 M I 7 I 5 If Frm ff Q ff g..r fs JON fifth Qu'-r ,-0,13 rw-fp rv 'N v-- 1- I' ki F'-'V F .gk '34 'C' ,- 'i i Qt' Ds Y'-N .nm tv' mi' is fin xg flvgzf ,Q -7 HIT 7-x Tom Nodwell Henry Olea Arthur Ohvas Jimmy Orozco Jos1e Ort1z Gxlbert Ov1edo Louxs Ovxedo Exleen Owens Glorxa Paredes Jessxe Patmo Phylhs Pell Carol Pennell Eleanor Perez Ramon Perez Cruz Polanco .Tune Popson Donna Potter Eloxse Pugh Rlchard Omntero 'Norma Ramxrez Dolores Raugust Sylvxa Resmclc Armando Reyna Mary Rhodes Justxn Rmos Juamta Rxvera L111y Rxvera Rudy Rxvera B111 Robbms Sarlta Rodrlguez Mary Rojas Genero Romero Gabr1e1 Romo Frances Rubel Roy Ruiz Mary Lou Saenz Dlck Saldate Macky Saldate Sylvla Sanchez N1ck Sandoval Angxe Sardxna Harold Schwartz Audrey Segar Barbara Selby Esther Serrano Beverly Sharp Frank Shoptaugh Elame Sxms Jlm Smohul. Sandra Sxpos Ann Snedeker Ja1me Solomon Alex Soto J'1m Sphar Nlla Spmcer Emma Spivey Wayne Sprague Duane Stark Frances Stewart Gerald Stewart Gladys Stewart Wes Stewart Rxchard Stoddard Dlck Straub Tonv Suarez Marsha Summerton .Toxce Summers Ronald Swann Ahte Thomas Blll Thornberry I-hlda Thurman Larry Toledo 66 '1 uv' UA 1 '? Rs? 'ir' -Q U' 'Us C' AK Qf1't1 1? 49' ?i Q7 5 fi:- 6., A-Q?- 32 H N ,A-4,1 vf Ya--ff , a E-1. .nl X! tm' N4 'Sk gp fn. 'FRF' 'rv' 1 'lu ?'-121, 4- -4 fl' jk ,,' 4,5 ,-ff -,,fcn np 73 .gri- -if ff YV -if I 1 T? A 3 ic fs..- ifkfyy 5 rt'- , ,vi '52 ...rf 7 IQ? 'QT' Yi' i' N- 5 -cf ' ,Q- s M T' 1 'G nf- 'F' 9' f ' X ,,... 4. f 'Z ,Q-5 ., . 'iv Q' i 3'Q Na' - W. . i Mt lg i t pil-r F- s 'ww Ch. 1 0 lg va Z' A? 4-9 K? gfbfv. F Q :n' , wer me if 7 .Assy -in , 4? Eddie Trejo lNorman Tripp Doris Turney Olga Valdez Helen Valencia Frances Valenzuela Mary Valles eter VanAlst1ne Gary Van Horn Olga Vidal George Vigileos Martha Vildusea 'iocorro Vmdiola Sharon Wanslee James Warren Jackie Wasson Ronald White Pat Widnex Jackie Williams Mary Williams Ann W lson Kathy Wisener Peter Wong Betty Woods Richard Ysmael Betty Benitez Bobbie Bernard John Davenport Gertrude Duckey Ken Fergison Brenda Greenwald Lindy Lopez Ramon Lopez Maxine Hall Rita Sims Mary Soza QYN Z QNXQRES ,in fm R 315 EQ Omg 'x S ,gi Q s P 'J A 5 Q ., t f , ' I 5 WM nh X X O f J U I 1 L li U, 1 . X Wt it I Xi f f t Y 1 - ' wr, l - 1 K A Lire cvs:-KE 3 6 N Q11 'nuzpsg E213 II' 4, X 'l NK X AFTER yzsveavm msg: -' Q Q X f . H wif A A Sfukym EXYH Wx 4 H X x , fnTsT ' N .. Av , x n X ' 'EI Q gt dnb, I-if-if- 1 f5'f- wr - ,S 4 qv Y iUf,5'?4fi . JJ 1 ' -., 1 . Y H 7'i 7 -S 1 X ' vwwffkl A .V . 5 ,ll-VT ,S . M . i 5,1 ,, . SOPHOMORE CLASS EXECUTIVES Clearly not content with their under classman role the Class of 1960 was easily the most active non g r aduating group in the school With Shirley Rooker and Lynn Kanouse at the left to abet their eagerness theyplanned and produced Pueb1o's outstanding presentation of T1me Out For Ginger during the early winter Their socialventures, too were outstand ing they included the annu al Sophomore Hop and two highly successful after game dances The have class of the school, as far a financial solvency goe s the sophs' are the e nvy of the other cla s s e s, and should e stablish something of a record for enthusiasm and participation in their remaining two years of high school 5..L.-L-limi Quit 3 i -...J The Officers of the Class of 1960: Pictured from Left to Right: Olga Deno ge an, secretaryg Victor Wong, vice presidentg Dick Barber, president. fThe treasure r, Gloria Ruiz, was Watching the treasury, and didn't appear for the picture.l Soir- Aa! QC Eugene Alvarez Carolyn Arneson Ronnle Ballue Leshe Bell lun Ralph Boddxe YT Dano Agu1lar Y? Irene Alvarez Llnda Auger Karen Banks Jerry Blngham Marla Bon1llaS Marjorxe Albrecht Manny Amado 33-v' James Awtrey Charlotte Barbeau Frances B1shop Belen Alegr1a Grant Ander s on N5 T' 'Pl Angle Ayala Rlchard Barber Helen Blalr Mary .Toaquln Ad 7 Jun Alegr1a Be rmce Antone 49 John Balley qv Don Barnett Llnda B1e1le 4 N Mable Bomllas Bracarnonte Bradshaw X Charlotte Alexander Franklln Antone Mlldred Baker Robert Barr Jerry Blevxnes Alfred Bravo Bobby Alllson 3,6 fl Mary Jane Arguelles Sharon Baker Dav1d Belcher Carol Blythe lin Bertha Bravo an f' An .4 A- H: i an S- I ' ,, - ' . .W-, N11 1 5 f, F- - N :X -:ik af 'bn A N , my , A U fs n , 3 1 , 'A' ' ' l is . ' ' , we W, . , - ' H i v., 511, Y- K ' V. . , 1 ' F. R A H 1 x , , - , , C . 'S Q D Q 4 2:71 69 rl' 1 5 --Q I .. 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FRESHMAN CLASS EXECUTIVES A promising group of young people entered Pueblo High School for the first time last autumn and under the guidance of Marvin Kar lin and Mrs. Ruth La- vigne, pictured at the left, organized the Class of '61 The class approached the problem of planning for their four year stay with eagerness and efficiency In ad dition to participating in the government and Social affairs of the S c hool they planned and staged one of the big social events of the year, the Moment s to Remember dance 5 i The Officers of the Class of '61 Pictur e d from Left to Right Tony Bonillas, pr e s ide nt Virginia Federico vice president Juanita Ramirez treasurer and Peggy Dryden secretary Marle Abbott V1ctor1a Alvarez Robert Arguelles Cruz Arvayo uf, Larry Barnett I Rudolph Bejar ano QP' ff Robert Acuna Mary Am ado 'v-.1 Enrlquetta Armenta Dlck Ashworth 11 Tommy Barnett 'QP Mlke Be lnap Commxe Adams ,swf Dxana Anaya Evandehne Armenta -I Herman Auhl Larry Barreda Amta Bemtez 86 Al1ce Aguzlar Ernest Anaya if Hector Armenta John Badxlla Carolyn Barth Sin, Rlchard Benson 'G Judy Ahrendt Carol Anderson 71-vw Franc1ne Armstrong Fredche Baker Pat Baskerv1ll 1 ff' Robert Benson 6 Joe Alday Mercy Angulo I Larry Armstrong Brenda Barber Fred Behers Hazel B1a1r Cathy Alexande r Georguma Araxza John Arnold f 1 Delmar Barehand Pat Bejarano ef, Nancy Blake . 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' 54. q..,I Harold Blankenshlp tw-v V1ck1 Brady Wllllam Burks Vlrglnla C7 Rlta Bolllnger Katxe Bray George Burrell ef' Consuelo Bustamonte Camacho 1-a 1-f WO0dy Carr Y' Marcella Castlllo '-J Manuel Carr1llo 'm4-J Norma Castlllo 6+ Tony Bomllas Dlana Br xght Albert Burruel Le onor Canez I4 Janet Boyd France s Brooks Charlxe Burruel Sylv1a Canez 1' Q Marguente Wendel Carr11lo Carroll Laura Irene Cephu s Chacon Ahce Br ac am onte Thelma Brooks Esperanza Burruel 11 'tr' f ,rf Rlchard Carey S-U. Behta Carter Maureen Chance Cecel1a Bracamonte Carroll Brown ,..d Mary Lou Burruel I fi' Gary Carpenter :CNR .Tim Carter M1ldred Chance Rlchard Bracamonte Shlrley Bryant Darlene Busby Iv- Martha Carr Frank Caslllas aug' if Sally Chansky . 5. Q 3 2 9. 'J - '- . qt va ' ' 'J 9 0- , B' Mi- ' 3- . 1 y , , y H ii - R ' q Q . ia as , -- ,.. ' v ' '. A X43 J A W I lx I xfk .. 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QJ V9'X!t i Z7 4 ,Navy-Y 043 Ng, ..r I FROM OUR TEEPEE Wlth the announcement late IH the flrst S e m e ste r that Pueblo counselor Howard Letgh was to help to organ1ze the new Rlncon I-hgh School as v1ce prlnclpal IH c ha rg e of personnel, and that several Pueblo teachers were to accompany hun to that school as department heads we were remlnded that even a very young tree can cast a shadow Sorr y though we m1ght be at lo s lng these faculty m em be r s, we cannot help but r ego lc e at the1r promotlons We are proud that then' work at our sc hool was deemed worthy of the recogn1t1on thex recewed Such recogn1t1on has come before Conrad Quenelle a former counselor 1s now the vxce pr1nc1pal of Catal1naH1gh School and Mxss Irls Mulvaney who was charrm an of the Pueblo Enghsh Department was nam e d Coordlnator of Enghsh for the dlstrlct secondarx schools Pueblo 1s watchmg the careers of thexr former teachers wlth a proprletarv lnterest Mr Lelgh 15 plctured at the left Mr Quenelle and Mlss Mulvanex below 11 x5 xx of the Bob McCaa, coach Pueblo Cross Country team, brought Pueblo 1ts f1rst Arlzona State Champlonshlp math letxcs. CHIEFS A PLE TY ,ff 'ea 'Y-'.,,,,,... .4-an -7 4 ,ff The ELDORADO chooses for 1ts 1958 selectlon as the Pueblo teacher we are proud to honor Mrs Murvlse Odom the be st of all h1gh school hbranans The staff was unanlmously agreed that Mrs Odom 1s one of the hardest work1ng and one of the most helpful members of the school staff It IS the hope of the staff that thls small r e c o g n 1 t 1 o n wxll partxally compensate Mrs. Odom for her efforts m our behalf. Mrs Jacquel1ne Hawluns appears for the second tlme on our Faculty Honor s Page Thls year she was named Woman of the Year for Edu canon ln Tucson Mlss Sandra Hart put Pueblo LU the headlmes wxth her flne performance as a member of Pueblo players Her role the lead 1n Summer and Smoke. - .-. A,..,.f-, ',.'W- ' -- ,,..- , .QA . xJ Y. ' 4' Q .'-,xp B' ' BA -' .. - ,,.4- I 'U U- i',s'K'x '-I 'Q-5 1 . .,. , . ,M A K A.1-'.,S --. ,.I' .I 1. , T .-. .. , - .l'..' '-. '.'. Q 'n ' f- ',' .. -. .-. ,o -,...,'..' ....... 's' S' .,,1' ...'. -. . 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PUEBLO CHAPTER NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY One of the most coveted of all the honors avallable to students of Pueblo Htg h School lS electlon to membershlp 1n the Natlonal Honor Soc1ety Although scholarshlp IS the bas1c requxrement for 1nclus1on 1n the group school serv1ce and character are also 1mportant Sponsors for the group are Mr Herb Waesch and Mr Phllllp A rchambault Offmce r s for the past year were Tom Mund1nger pres1dent Holhs Stewart v1ce presldent Sylv1a Kerr secretary and L1nda M1hle thaler treasurer Elected to the group durmg the1r Jumor year Dave Love Marc1a Henderson Lmda M1hlethaler Loutse Contreras Alex Cooper Jean Thomps on Sylvla Kerr L1nda L1pper Hollls Stewart Tom Mundlnger Hector Ayala and Dave McClure Elected to membershlp durmg the1r s e nror year Clyde Saku' Larry Whale n Vera Bryant Eugene Howell Tom Polen Emma Holhns Lupe Eckstrom Dan Clarke, Judy Martln Barbara Clements Maxxmlna Chavez Luke Russell Ross Graham V1ck1 Thornton and Estella Arvlzu T 2. V - ' f Q is T P TEN SCHOLASTIC HONORS At the end of seven semesters of lngh school attendance tl e ten people plctured on thxs page had acl xeved an average Ln all subjects of better than 1 6 F1TU1ly entrenched as Pueblo's Number One student was S y lvla Kerr who at the end of the flrst semester of her senlor xear had recewed no grade lower than a 1 IU any subject Swlvma 1s edltor of tl e sehoolpape r and a member of the g1rls'tenn1s team as well as a top student Most of the top ten student s have been actlve Ln extra Currlcular act1v1t1es 1nc1udLng student government Red Cross act1v1t1es the school paper and ye ar bo ok modern dance both boys' and g 1r ls ' athletlcs and homemaklng actlvltles QS Maxlnuna Chavez Loulse Contreras AQ 41 Linda Lipper f-S fs 15 vi Sylv1a Kerr Barbara Clements 'D Dave Love Dave McClure 3 5 JudyMartiI1 Rfwhel Mes-1 Vicki Thornton 5 ' W 9 9 GIRLS STATE AND BOYS STATE All-around school citizenship and active participation in the affair s of the school and community are the major r e quir e m e nt s for election to Boys' and Girls' state. Selection of the delegates is effected by a faculty com- mittee after the entire faculty and administration of the school have been polled for nominations. Representing Pueblo at the Girls' State meetings on the campus of the University of Arizona were Sylvia Kerr and Jean Thompson, pictured at left. Below are Dave Love, Dave McClure, Tom Mundinger, Hector Ayala and Ross Graham who represented Pueblo at the Boys' State Conference at Flagstaff The activity is sponsored by the American Legion Clubs and similar conferences are held throughout the 48 states The purpose of the activity is to give outstanding Students the opportunity to acquire s om e knowledge of the work ings of a democratic community and to give them so me practise in the carrying out of democratic principles , fri! if H11-X Flliutoumuy. dlctulbd-,Q Rivii-Tiff' v-ui -JFK... outa D Q , a K 'T If . , x . x 4 ' 4 If I, . .'-- X 1,-i ...raw . -ww' ' 611 5 g 1 , A ,14 f.Avm.,.l K - ' ' ' 5 is .rw f-5 fin, ,1 X QO ,, fx' X ,ng lx f 5 v 3' ,H X 5 L! v 1 71, 5 Jim Sphar, will be student president for the 1958 AIPA con- vention at Tempe. H0 QRS MISCELLANEGUS LEFT. . . Vic ki Thornton 1957-58 Pueblo Betty C r o c k e r Award. Vicki achievedthe highest grade in a test that covered the various facets of hom e- making, RIGHT... Eloise Pugh, Pueblo's Pea- nutPrincess. Pueblo was awarded Znd place in the 1958 Peanuts For Polio Drive. ..f f::vL?, I . , if 403795 ffm, E: T51 -1... if TOMMY DENNIS POLEN HINES Yale Award City Co- Chairman Peanuts for Polio LOUISE CONTRERAS Pueblo D, A, R, award rs. ,X 49 Q5 X ' 1 sd -Q---9 Pueblo grad is Presi dent of Frosh at Flagstaff lQ'l'lJ i- sammy., M 9.1113 yw::,. .,,,, Vinum- 1'---1-.,. ' ,km Armand Alvarez 3rd from the right was elected Pueblo's delegation to the Arizona Association of Mayor of Any Town U S A The Pueblo gr oup Stu de nt Councils that succeeded in bringing the was very active at the camp. 1958 convention to Pueblo. ! If RENE ALVAREZ., '57 PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS '-r 1 'F' X 1. V 3-v For the second year 1n a row A1-1zona State Fan' judges were aware of Pueblo repre sentatlon LU the photography d1v1s1on The p1ctures d1splayed above were am o ng the best entered Ln the Famr held ln Phoenlx November 7 11 1957 The Wlnners fleft to rlght below Dave Propst flrst place IH the Scemc D1v1 S lon Leo Vldal thlrd place Scenlc D1v1s1on Rlchard Ysmael honorable mentlon Scenlc DIVISION and Lotus Tassl holdlng second place Scemc D1v1s1on w1nner by Betty Gomez N I' XII' Many of the Falr entrles and other plctures taken by Pueblo photographerswere entered xn the Eastman Kodak natlon w1de contest Last year, too late for ment1on ln the 1957 ELDORADO, two of Mr Tass1's Students recelved ce r tlflc ate of merlt awards for then' entrxes Last year, the Advanced Photography class entered a c1ty w1de contest, and was awarded second place among the local hlgh schools The recogmtlon was es pec1ally gratlfylng because It was the fmrst Advanced Photography class 1n the h1story of the hlgh school ..BI 'Ix.t'LSBmwmW INDLISTRIAL EDLICATICN ARIZONA STATE FAIR WINNERS I we 'i Q-.-,vi 'QI' 1 -:P 8 fur' Y LANNY SPENCER Znd Prize inthe Vocational Machine Shop Division GILBERT CASTRO 2nd Prize in the Vocational Weld ing Division EDWARD SAKIR Znd Prize in the Mechanical Drawing Divlsion RAY FLORES 3rd Prize in the Printing Division 1 color ink. Not Pictured SAM LUNA Ist and 3rd Prize in the Vocational Machine Shop Division. VICTOR FOLEY lst Prize Znd Prize and two 3rd prizes in the Vocational Weld ing Division ASN -6 4-v PU EBLO H ROYALTY QUEEN JUDY ll The 1958 Queen of the Senlor Pron was M155 Judy Martln honor student member of the Pueblo modern dance group She lS Judy II because she succeeded the 1957 Prom Queen Judy Grmmes N QUEEN MARIE I Se nl 0 T DaY Queen WaS Mana Orozco who rep resented Pueblo 1n the lllgh School Senlor Beauty Pageant at the Unuerslty of Ar1zona Semor Dax i 'Rx PX Q '- ltr? Wai, QUEEN MA RY LOU Pretty transfer student Mary Lou Well was chosen to relgn over Pueblo's lst Annual Homecommg celebratlon She was lntroduced between the halves ofthe Amphl Pueblo deadlocked football game, and preslded over the Homecomlng Dance Her eSCO1't for the f e s t1v 1 t 1 e s was football captam, Eddle Mlranda P-U-E-B-L- - abiaii 11 M fig' Sy1v1a Kerr 1958 Jay Busby 1957 By an overwhelnfnng faculty and student vote Sylvla. Kerr was elected to the Pueblo Hall of Fame as the outstandlng all around s tudent of the Class of 1958 fThe El Dorado hoplng to estabhsh a cumulatlve record of wxnners of thxs recogn1t1on has xncluded a p1cture of last year's wlnner 1 Sylvxa Pueblo's outstandlng student IS a flnallst mn the hlghly competltlve Natlonal Mer1t Scholarshlp Award te s t1 ng pro gram the fxrst Pueblo student to have ac h1e ve d such recog n1t1on Sy1v1a IS edltor of the school paper the El Guerrero and has b e e n actlve IH a great number of other act1v1t1es cludmg the gxrls' sports program The El Dor ado staff feels that It doe S not do Sylvla much honor 1n thls award we feel mstead that she honors us by belng one of our fellow students SENIOR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR After a conslderable numbe r of ballots had found thr e e people conslstently mentloned as the outstandlng senlor athlete of the Cla s s of '58 and because no one candldate could muster a clearcut majorltyof the votes lt was dec1ded to make the El Dorado select1on a multlple one The three recelvmg m e nt 1 o n were Ed Rlvera Rudy Ayala and V1c Foley The dlfflculty ln p1ck1ng a candldate thls year was that no one c andldate was clearly out standmg ln all sports Rudy who ln former years was a member of the basketball track and football squads found tlme thls year for only football Vlc stars 1n football and track and Ed IS a g r e at and conslstent competltor 1n basketball and baseball Left to Rlght Ed Rwera and Rudy Ayala Inset V1c Foley WW fv'fN -- V 2 If if , ' - . , . 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I WH!! uid HGMEROOM CENTRAL COMMITTEE Q33 F The Homeroorn Central Comm1ttee serves as a one funct1on of the group 1S to serve as aleader sh1p group where the representatwes from the homeroom can share 1deas and develop worth whlle projects for themr own homerooms The major projects for the year are the leadershrp conference the Fre sta de los Guerreros ffor the Student Ald Fundj the Youth Wants to Know panels and the P T A recru1tm ent letter wr1t1ng project The Commlttee 1s dwtded 1nto two ma1n groups each wxth 1ts own offlcers dependmg upon the sesslon r e p r e s e nte d P1ctured above IS the flrst sessxon group and 1mmed1atelybelow1t are the offxcers Artte Glass charrrnan Ce ce lxa Aros secretary and Leslle Bell vlce chaxr man and Rudy Bejarano vlce chatrman M 1 s s Florence Reynolds v1ce p r lnc xp al chlef advls or to both groups She 1s assmsted by the c o uns e lo r s and by Mrs Mary Stotera who 15 as slstmg wzth the Youth Wants to Know' panels .A l YY v Y . f 4 f r If ' x Q 4, 4 ,ff Y. . I P 'Q . x Q A . ,M Q 'Q 'N ..,g. .j r 9 . l coordinating c o un c il for homeroom activitiesg 3 Y , . . . l ! . 2 . 1 . 5 . , 5 . , . . .- : . , . . . . , . . . , is . . . . , GIR LE GUE N 5' 4,-v-inn-w -'Ir-uf' Few Pueblo organlzatlons were busler than was the Glrls' League dur1ng the past year The program of the group an organlzatlon for all hmgh school gxrls began early m September wlth a coke m1xer for freshman g1rls enablmg the newcomers to meet the older students The year's two blg ge S t events were the annual Yob Week and the Southern Callforma Arxzona Glrls' League con vent1on The former event a glrls treat the boys soclal whzrl, was held durmg the week of Aprll 30 to May 2 The Convent1on durlng whlch the local club helped to serve as hostesses met on March 22 on the campus of the Unlverslty of A r 1 z ona Other actxvltles of the Glrls' League 1nclude d a mother daughte r evenmg Chr 1 s tm a s baskets for the poor and two week end dances The club ass1sted the student counc1l w1th the campus clean up campa1gn and part1c1pated 1n other all school actw 1t16S Adv1sors for the group mcluded Mmss Cla1re Hawn Mlss D1ane Heard and Mrs Leola LeRoy The League off1cers were Leonor Gallardo frlghtj pres1dent Sar1ta Rodrlguez v1ce presldent and Al1ce Galvan secretary treasurer Much of the work of the Gmrls' League was conducted by standmg Commlttees These commlttees kept up and made recommenda txons on bulletm boards publlclty and awards Pueblo's Student Council for the 1957-58 s c hoo 1 year topped a brilliant term's achieve- ments with the successful campaign which earned for Pueblo the Ar i z ona State Student Council Convention for next year. The Council completed a busy year with their final May meeting after compiling a slate of recommendations for their successors. , VT is-ff--. s Y 5'-ff' Among the important projects discussed and acted upon by the Council during the past year have been: Student Council and Traditions Committee pins, Anni- versary Day, the School Calendar, School traditions, the planning and con- duct of student activities, the promotion of money-making schemes for the sup- port of the school activity program, and anumber of similar projects concerning the we lfar e of the student body as a whole. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: David McClure, p r e side ntg Estella A r vizu, recording secretaryg Emma Hollins, treasurerg Linda Lipper, corresponding s e c re ta r y, and Vicki Thornton, vice president. Pueblo's council consisted of 66 delegate members plus the ten member Executive Council The advisory body was composed of the five student body officers four class presidents and the chairman of the Traditions Committee. Delegates to the C ounc il are selected by each home room. Me e ting s were held each Monday, throughout the school year, in two sessions. 4 Pueblo was host to the executive group from the Yuma stude nt council in a joint planning session in January. Organizational problems were the major subjects for discussion. The Pueblo group played an important par t in the organization of an inte r- city Student Council. THE PUEBLO TRA DITIONS COM- MITTEE: .Tim Sphar, Rosella Arvizu, Sarita Rodriquez, Hilda Thur- man, Louise C o n t r e r a s, chairmang Alex Cooper, Linda Auger, Ruth Kirk- patrick, Kurt C ling e r m an, and Mr. Buck, advisor. Insert: Hollis Stewart. kd.-f . , A, .. , Y ' .5-,, 1 . . .. 3542 v f f' . -' F . g -,1 r. 'rffw' rs Ju., SYLVIA KERR, Editor - in - Chief El sf. ED r I e, if . 1 Q 'V 1 x D 9 -,.,....., xl '- 4 ' Top--Dave McClure Center-Dennis Hines, Susie David Bottom--Jean Thompson, Alex Cooper Jean Thompson, Sylvia Kerr, and Dave McClure watch the linotypist set up a story for the front page of the ll Guerrero: Sylvia isn't sure that she likes it. The El Guerrero shares the lc-Eby of the school auditorium with the year- book staff and a couple of English classes. From the happy looks, the staff must have found things where they left them on this particular day. Bill Hadley hi de s Alex Coo- per, then Dennis Hines, Danette Wilson, Frankie Rivera, Susie David, and Clyde Sakir. aah' Mrs Jacque 11ne Hawkins faculty ad visor after publication Him 1Fj EL GUER Ed Bu :tor In ch O Slnoss lef F M S1-Sfq I to? SY1 V1 0901-ts gt Feature I Cecllg: Ken' Slgt for not D 9011 7-ho 'Os lv 'nf s 'Inn mPSo ews E pO1'fs etfe W n Assist dl to' Ed! fOr Dave M 115911 News B11 Hcqufe P1-oducg Edlfgr Edltor ex Cqdle v C51-cu! on M zqto oo er P t'0n ana Gr 1' Wo I2 131415 B20 2122 262728 Oto Mun C1 yqe '19 tl' A Edu 'e R ' dvzs of Su Iverq 01' 'MIS I cqu Deniz: Dqvld elme Hughes Ins Top Cecelia Aros Center Bill Hadley Danette Wilson Bottom Frankie Rivera Clyde Saku- March sawa new publication at Pueb lo High the Pueblo Herald a m1meo graphed-4 page paper of 11m1ted circu lation mnstituted to give the advanced first year Journahsm students the op portumty for editorial experience At left the Herald staff is arranging the copy for its first issue ln' F1151 The students and staff of Pueblo High School are proud of their school paper, the E1 Guerrero and its hard-working avdvisor, Mrs. Hawkins. For three yeaTs Pueblo students have received the first issue on the day school opened. I I I - CN N f . - , - y - ' Hs- df Hd' new ' e ' , p QR.. ' ' 1, 9 FQCUI. .qgef Ffqnk. Sak! , . - ,Aa AT . 5678 I' N W- 5 , ,, eee e p W Q 5 L ' , 3 'J . if '- X ,gjlld - V V 090 tie , M : W -xt- . 1-'ey-4 I Editor Tom Mundinger and Faculty Advisor Pe te Ciochetto de- termined the yearbook policies, arranged the c o ntinu i ty, and fretted over dead-lines. .ME- d Larry Whalen Layout Editor S Fred Tug ie S and reduced arranged the Plctures on t e p and enlarged them to fit the Page Plans' i ,gag Sharon Lockenvitz, Mary Lou Fetzer and Joanna Carter were Jacks-of-all-trades--kept files labelled pictures ran down copy and kept house ':' I B W General aide and Sports Ed Stewart sched tures laid out wrote the copy rado sports R40 . Q . ggi 5 , fa.: Delmar Rickel, itor, Hollis uled the pic- the pages, and for the Eldo- section. I' Beverly Mortimer, A ssistant business manage r, 3 -its C' Q Art Editor, Kathy Hen- nessy, de- signed and drew the di- vision pages. Busi i .few hifi? He ss Manager ' : L ' . sfrvxsed the solictiaticjnda Lipper su- Yearbooks. nofads and Sale C? '91 Senior editor Lupe Eckstrorn andagswt ant Violet Pineda arranged class sec tions, supervised Hall of Fame. x i Picture e dito r s Helen Allen and Barbara Clements and a s sis ta n t Emm a Hollins scheduled and distributed pictures. Inset 15 Bever1yMortirner, assistantBusiness Man ager, PUBLICATIONS PHOTOGRAPHY 1, X I2 11 Wal H ,,. 1 The Pubhgatlons Photographx Class has the exactmg task of tak1ug the photographs for the two 5 L h o ol pubhc 3t1OI1S the EL GUERR ERO and the ELDORADO The group 1s also 1 ut e r e s t e d m enterumg cmtx, state and natloua photography Lontests TOP LEFT Dave Propst and Damn Soza who took m o s t of the ELDORADO pmtures CENTER Mr Louls Tassl photggraphy mstruc or who doubles as an add1t1on al cameraman BELOW The tank 1 ANU' N 'xx 'fx W 1 Eloise Pugh David McClure and Cecilia Aros kept the on the Citi Arizona Daily Star supplied with the latest our school. 5,1 wc. tif!-ii' ' . , x t . , x N. N' b 'ZZ' .-.ff Gerald Stewart took many of the ad shots for the El Dorado . A 415 Mike Ames free-lance photographer was a great help to the El Dorado -- Sharon Wanslee, junior, editor-elect for the 1958 59 E1 Dorado did her shi this year for the circulation department, and worked on plans for a new departure in year- books when she takes over her duties nextfall. VCCAL MUSIC HAS A BIG With Mr. Charles Beals at the helm, the Pueblo De s ert Chanters and a bu s y and successful year. The most memorable events of that year musical comedy, Brigadoon, and the eagerly anticipated trip to San trip was a return engagement for the visit paid to Pueblo last year by the musical organizations from the San Mateo high school, The Pueblo groups financed their trip by fund-raising concerts and by the success- ful sale of chocolate bars. t9 .t r W' l efiQs5?iQ5Qililfl7iiillw li x xlrqikxll lil BIG YEAR its associated groups had were the production of the M ate 0. The California high school. The Pueblo ,Sri The Desertaires, above, and the Kivalie r s, at left, appeared before several school groups and civic clubs, and were entered in the Southern Arizona Regional Music Festival. The De s e rt Chanters, bottom double-page spread, were in constant demand as entertainers and as representatives of our school. During the Christmas holidays, the group performed over lo c al tele- vision stations. Officers ofthe Choir are: President, David Loveg vice presi- dent, Armand Alvarezg secretary-treasurer, Vicki Canezg cor- responding secretary, M ar i e Moroyoquig lib r ar i an, Shirley Dierdorfg and section leaders, Ernestine Mosley, Lupe Eckstrom, Bruce Gardner, and Hector McKenna. Picture at the top left of the opposite page is that of Mr. Charles Beals, director of vocal music. , P1ctures by Balestrero Mr. William Richardson, teacher of instrumental mu- sic at Pueblo, and director of band and orchestra. The Instrum ental Music Story Pueblo has three bands. The first or Concert band is the most advanced group. The instrumentation for this group is controlled for the proper balance demanded of modern day band composi- tions. The second band is used for the p u r p o s e of developing players for the concert band, INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC - 5,-W ...wk , it Q SECOND BAND 1, L1 , I' .,A' FIRST This year saw the organization of tra. Heretofore the string program ble, With the addition of the top from the band, it was possible to tra. i ORCH GETS BIGGER nv: '3' 'fx' pufsio 5' G BAND Pueblo High School's first orches- has included only a string ensem- x- X u I -M Band Officers President - . .Tom Sassnett V. -pres, . Louise Contreras Secretary. . . Alex Cooper Treasurer . . . Lina Chavez The third bandis the March- ing Band which is made up of capable members of the first and second bands, The most active time of the year is the early fall when both concert and marching bands are active. Pueblo's unique and colorful band uni- forms have made the group a wel c o m e addition to any parade. This year the band won second place for march- ing bands in the Rodeo Pa- rade. Most of the year's activities of the band this year were directed toward the spring San Mateo trip, . ., ,Wy brass, woodwind, and percussion create a thirty-two piece orches- .A- Q Malo G bm Yfflvoxr A ESTRA MARCHING BAND DROMEN EAN Pueblo's Dromenean Dancers is an advanced group, the members of 1, which are selected yearly by a selected faculty-student committee. The basic purpose of the group is to understand interpretive fmodernj danc- ing: such understanding is arrived at by practising and performing the pywqwg necessary movements and groupings of the dance. Director and advisor for the group is Miss Shirley Rooker of the Pueblo Girls' Physical Education Department. The Dromenean Dancers operate as a clubg Vera Bryantis the president, Judy Martin the vice president, and Larry Whalen is publicity manager. Miss Shirley Rooker was in ' h, Faculty Advisor 1 if 55' The Firebird Suite Acrobatic Review in Pony Tail Interpre tive Po sitions DANCERS Mlss Rooker's group has appeared 1n a number of school assemblyprograms durmg the Lurrent year and have per formed before the pubhc on a number of occaslons Among the1r major act1v1t1es was themr appearance IH the annual SCho:J1Ch11dren's Concert wlth the Tucso 1Symphony Orches tra under the dlrectlon of Frederlc Balaz Where they pre formedfor 16 OOO chlldren ln two days The group recewed spec1a1 recogn1t1on at the state dance symposmm Lad1es at the bar -+75 ffl K., if fr-fi. fa' Mlss Rooker mstructlng Audrey Segar on a pos1t1on I1 'f V in Group p1cture of the Dromenean Dancers the only hlgh school dance group in the state that lncludes male members, bb Adagxo Movement ir. Modern dance movement LD black and whxte Left Spl1t form atxon . . N iyggfgggl ,jf 'gfff-55' - - - f:Zitil91',' fff r - ' . .1 ' ' ' ' ',54'i'1L I F, All, . . . . . . . W, , Vgfpigliig, agp: 1 -' KE, h 'mf 3: . . A 5, , 'gf' f j, , , . . Q D . . W V , 7. '- V f. 5 I v X A xx 'S . '.: .. ' ' 'i ' , A Y -I x K . f :ia Q , A . 1 F- - T -Z I r Q e ' o iffy . - , , , . 'V ' ' ' ' , A . 4 1 2 v Q x ' N' . 'S r - , . ' ' . V 4 x ' Eu . ,, , Q rx - ' - N ' . s I N K , Y 4 I . . FIONA MacLA REN. . . played by Leslie Bell is the lovely and charming Scotch lassie of the Highlands of Scotland. I JEFF DOUGLAS. . . J played by Tommy f' James, an Ameri- can lost in Scotland. Here he takes a bow. Scene s fr om Brigadoon. This year, the Pueblo fine arts department tried their combined talents in the production of a spectacle musical drama. Brigadoon was selected because it had not yet been attempted by any Tucson amateur group, and be- cause the whim sical story and lovely music was sure to be popular. 011 Sarita Rodriguez and Brenda Greenwald accompany the chorus. The RIHGA TOMMY ALBRIGHT. . . played by Hector Ayala is an American tourist who finds love in the The Desert Chanters sing the V, choral numbers, Scotch Highlands . vu... at ht, .1 fun 'H 'lx . P' X . . by , . .f . 4' 1 5 .rag Dancers vx fix F., - 5' 'ix Scenes from Brigadoon presented by the Pueblo Fine Arts Department. 008 Stage director Waesch of the singing of the of the lavish production was Mr. Herbert drama departmentg choral music and the individual roles was supervisedby Mr. Charles Bealsg dancers and choreography were the pro- vince of Miss Shirley Rookerg and Mr. William Richard- son served as busine ss manager. PLIEBL W RRIORETTE 7- V ' cgi ' The Pueblo Twlrlers are coached by Mlss Betty Nye ln the plcture above head twlrler Sharon Wanslee IS standmg before her left to r1ght are Carolyn Kepner, Phylhs Pell Sandra Jacob L1nda McKaskle and Espe Rammonett xv. The Pueblo Warrlorettes spent many hour s preparmg half t1me routlnes to be used w1th the Pueblo H1gh School March 1ng Band du r 1 ng the football shows Head Majorette, Sharon W an s le e completed her th1rd year as amember of the squad Phyl1s Pe1l and Sandr a Jacob are also thtrd yearveterans Two year ve t e 1' an 1S Lmda McKaskle and flrst year pxns were earned thls year by Carolyn Kepner Olga V1dal Espe Ramonett and Glorla Mendoza H1ghl1ght of the year was a trlp to the Arlzona State Fa1r 1n Phoenlx for the State Twlr hug Jamboree Other appearances xncluded the Veterans' Day and Rodeo Parades and the Hlgh School Band Day at the Umverslty A new trad1t1on was Lnltlated thls year be twee n halves of the C at al 1 na Pueblo game The routxne Canad1an Sunset was 1ntroduced and It was dec1ded that the routlne would serve as the group theme and would be presented each year A -7 l .3 4 f' , .' - , - ' 0 . , . , . , ' ! . I ' , , , . n n n - . 'r f ' 6 f ' .4 ' ' . , , '- . 1 1 Z E . . . Q L, Y' ' :sky ' . I . I ' . , A 1 ,I ' ' 4515? 'Z'-l We beg 5 our very k1 xndulgence and attentlon Q35 SV! NOP Handsome Duke you shall never have the royal hand of my be aute ous daughter' Be off' e warble s the lovely Queen Below The handsome Duke pltxfully gasps h1s last rasp mg gasp surrounded by llterate but flgura twe death ' The tragedy 1s over all the hams are smoked ' A THE PUEBLO CLASSRCJOM IS BOTH he 0 v as: I' Language Arts and Social Studies provide each student with the necessary skills for communication and citizenship I n-K in ff an -'uv It ri gk- I H? P NL,,,f,Z 1' 'U'h' -.nk ggi Q f' Ag EX ACADEMIC AND VOCATIONA u,..0 YWY ., N - , . - ' 'T' .4-fl if L Hom em aklng Dramatlcs and Clerlcal Tralmng and Pract1se are ufnportant m the Pueblo Currmculum fuzi VARIED ACTIVITIES Scnence and Mathematlcs are re garded as essent1a1 tools 1n the world of the Twentneth Century 1 1 s Lux 51. fn' QI fi'-if if I Q I lx I 'sin fl I THE CLASS ROOMS cf Graphlc Arts Prmtlng and Arts and Crafts prov1de learn by doLng act1v1t1 I MW! '31, 5-E2 - 1 f 1 ' 4 H ff Ef- Q 4 X , mu A mMW,,,,,,, ,wwunvnnlns . ,. 's CHRISTMAS MUR L. .. The Commercial Art Class, unde r the supervision of Mr. Herb Waesch, continued this year in the tradition they initiated in 1957, our first year in the Pueblo buildings, by creating a mural in chalk and pastels. The project was a cooperative class effort. First, the group decided upon an idea they desired to have carried out, then each individual in the class executed his own conception of the idea. When the individual pictures were displayed, the class decided by vote which of the several conceptions they wished t- produce. A fag'-.551 - A F, f i i -- ....., '-'-'H-In-.,,,,A.v -1 ...il .1 'QQ cgi' The design for this year's mural was the work of Jim Sinohui. All m embe r s of the class par- ticipated in the actual drawing. The finished product was a striking panel. The blue-clad figure of the Virgin was surrounded by an aura of yellow. Between the overcast sky and the grey-white snow was a division of purple hills. Purple, too, were the robes of the singers. The houses and trees were done in shades of red, brown, yellow, and green. R LIDICD-VISUAL CLUB Operation and maintenance of Pueblo's sound and projection equipment, the handling of stage lighting and sound, and the operation of sound equipment for other school activities are am ong the dutie s of the Audio-Visual Club, directed by Mr. Phillip Woodruff, audio-visual chairman. There are two divisions of club membershipg the se nior members who have two or more years of experience, and the regular mem- bers who are invarious stages of learning the multiple tasks of the group. Mr. Herb Waesch, art and dramatics teacher, instructs the group inthe techniques of stage lightingg and Mrs. Murvise Odom, librarian, arranges the scheduling of films and equip- ment. 'L nw. 3' 1 . -' 4 I' ff . Q'-1'-if ,Y fl I X g, V -4.-Y' .Cf . ,J ww ,... x I' . f THE LIBRARY Outside of the gym na s ium and the football stadium, the Pueblo library is easily the most popular spot on the Pueblo campus. Fullcredit for the enjoyment the student body gets from its library is due to the librarian, Mrs. Murvise Odom. Mrs. Odom believes that pleasant surroundings e nh anc e the attraction of good books. Her understanding of all phases of the school curriculum m ake her a helpful ally in pursuing the elusive facts dem ande d by the subject are a teachers. The library is one of the few spots where there is often Standing Room Only. 72..- s-J HOMEMAKING AND HOMELIVI G .Mp 'exd-H The beginnings of a , f Cheese scuffle Just the mght amount of somethmg X1 1 ,Af Iced tea Srffgevi 3 waste NSI' Su.nnY sm11eS and -afi- shxny pots Gett1ng ready for the fun I Cleaning up while the Home A oven does the work living C0 d Homework is a family affair Q AKX E f 41 , -x Q , . ' 1 tg' ' ' :Ls X Dishes all done '? i 1 -4 Color scheme ? -. ,ft '-sv.- -m -m -m, that souffle! xx 5 ! CAREER For its second straight year, the Pueblo Guidance staff ar - ranged and conducted ca- reer conferences forthe purpose of acquainting stu- dents with the problems and outlook in many of the vo- cations and professions they intend to pursue upon grad- u a t io n. T h e conferences, this year, were held for small groups of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Outside speakers representing 47 dif- ferent occupational and professional fields spoke to the interested groups. Student chairmen met each of the speakers upon arrival and escorted them to the conference. The student chairman introduced the speaker. s-:nl-Ili lty vzzttgrc ff.. :TI I A mx ,rigs XL NX, Q f,, U J: 1 'Se . K ,xl . f 7 CQ' X N M i I K Q-g,ug:.pJ:: 'T' fini? Sammi? NmtumP y R Y XY , Y-xi-if . V!! f f 'N In the circles, Left to Right: Miss Betty Nye, Mr. Pete Charowas, Miss Ruby Matejka, Mr. James Estrada, Mrs, Bea Tracy, Mr. James I-loncoop, and Mr. Robert Marshall. At Left: Conference for chemical engi- neers. Below: Conference for athletic coaches, Q. 335 .fri ' Q In the Group Picture, Left to Right Ernesto Galaz Jack Hazar d Mr Ray Davis Mr .TohnSchenck comm ittee chairman, Mr s Dorothy Hibbard Connie L1zzarraga and Mrs Nancy Nichols committee secretary At Right Confer ence for mechanlcal engineers Below. Conference on school teaching f W Q., , , Y Y 5, CCJNFERENCES f J tix ,..u Part of each conference was reserved for a question and answer period, enabling stu- , , dents to inquire intospecif- ic problems. Each student in the upper classes was per- ' - 4 mitted to attend at least two of the conferences in which he was interested. Several , E large conferences in the gen- eral occupation areas were conducted for the benefit of the freshmen, 9' p It is the intention of the organization committee to broaden and improve the career conferences next year. Plans are already underway. X'-. I' . . .FUTURE HOMEMAKERS. . . The Pueblo chapter of the Future Homemakers of America coordinated its efforts this year with the national group. The club in a table-setting concert sponsored by Seventeen magazineg made C h r i s tm a s toys for-childreng and compiled a yearbook of their activities which they dedicated to the Indian students. Mrs. Leola LeRoy was the group sponsor: and Mary Rhodes was president. . .FUTURE TEACHERS. . . The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to give students interested in teaching an idea of what the teaching pr ofe s sion is. Pueblols chapter is named for our principal, Elbert D. Brooks. Advisors for the group are Mrs. Mary Stote r a and Mrs. Marjorie Benson. Officers are: pres- ident, Irma Basurtog vice-pre side nt, Josie Lopezg secretary, Roxy Roda: and treasurer, Irma Amado. . . . FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS... Organized to promote additional training for business leadership and to encourage top quality performance in business activities, the Futur e Business Leaders of America is a study group. The yea.r's activities consisted of lis te ning to speakers and taking field trips to business estab- lishments. The group advisors are Miss Wanda Nicoson and Mrs. Beatrice Tracy. Officers are president, Stella Quinbarg vice-president, Ir m a Nevarezg secretary, Rachel Mesag t r e a s u r e r, Leonar Gallardop reporter, Mary Lopez. .. .FUTURE MEDICAL WORKERS. .. Purpose of the Future Medical Workers is to help students learn about nursing as a career. The club entertains speakers at its m e eting s and visits hospitals and other agencies employing nur s e s. Advisor for the group is Mrs. Mildr e d Schupp, school nurse. The officers are: Carmen Salinas, presidentg Frances R. Stewart, vice-presidentg and Alice Galvan, secretary. ...RADIO CLUB... Involved in the mysteries of dots and dashes with Mr. Ray Davis helping to unravel the mysteries for them is the Pueblo Radio Club. In addition to learning the M o r s e Code the members of the group have been learning to operate a ham radio set. Among the more interesting activities of the club this season was a visit to the Naval Re serve headquarters. President of the group is Wes Stewart. ...RIFLE CLUB... Co-ed marksmanship is only one of the purposes of the Rifle Club. The major aim of the organi- zation is instruction in the c are and handling of weapons. Advisors for the group are Mr. Charles Traister and Mr. Gerald Whitaker, the officers are Gilbert Gallego, presidentg Linda Goacher, secretaryg and Alice Hoffman, treasurer. . . . FOSSIL DIGGERS. . . Tracing the human family tree keeps Mr. Robert Pollard's Fossil Diggers digging happily away. Mu s e um s and books rather than ruins are the locales of the club's excavations, but anthro- pological information is what the members seek. Pictured with Mr. Pollard are the officers of the club: Audrey Segar, president: Richard Benson, vice presidentg Robert Benson, treasurer, and Jo Ann Halt, secretary. . . WOODCRAFTERS. . Just some guys who like to make thing s out of wood are the Woodcrafters. This truly indepen- dent group, under the direction of Mr. Dick Knapp, c onduc ts its affairs on a completely individual basis. The group elects no offic e r sg it has no tre as ur y. Each m e m be r decides whether he wants to make a rolling-pin, bread board, chess board, or drum sticks and procee ds about his business with the he lp and advice of Mr. Knapp. His rewards are the results, whatever they may be. qty' lk 1127. 7? im: ag K . 'CT' .if , .5 Zac N . 1? . . . QUILL AND SCROLL. . . The Pueblo Chapter of the National Quill and Scroll is a small and very select group and membership represents outstanding achievement in newspaper or yearbook work. Advisor for the local group is Mrs. Jacqueline Hawkins. Officers are, president, Sylvia Kerr: vice-president, Jean Thompson, and secretary- treasurer is Dave McClure. . .MODELING CLUB. . . Chief concern of the Modeling Club, directed by Mrs. Eileen Sherlock and Mrs. Shirley Robinson, is the wear and selection of proper clothing. The group sponsored fas hion shows for the girls of Pueblo High. Club officers for the past year were, president, June Popsong vice-president, Dannette Wils ong secretary, Marie Moroyoquig and treasurer, Cruz Polanco. . . . RED CROSS ORGANIZATION. . . Mrs. Katherine Sasse's Red Cross Organization was easily one of the most active of the Pueblo clubs during the past year. A service group for the community, the Pueblo chapter was give n national recognition when its president Louis e Contreras was featured in the Junior Red Cross Journal. Among the important projects for the ye ar were the big fall enrollment drive and the preparation of Christmas gift boxes. Officers are: president, Louise Contrerasgvice- pr e side nt, A lex Cooperg corresponding sec- retary, Lillian Morenog r e c o r din g secretary, Anita Dumas: treasurer, Armando Alday. . .SQUARE DANCE CLUB. . . The Pueblo Square Dance Club is sponsored by Mr. Chuck Beals and its aim is the amusement of its members. Its meeting s are open to all those interested in this particular form of enter- tainment. Officers of the group are Bob Wilson, presidentg and Carol Eberle, secretary-treasurer. . . WILDLIFE CLUB. . Learning more about the flora and fauna of our m ountains and deserts is the major aim of the Pue blo Wildlife Club. The club has taken field trips to the Rincon Mountain s, Ventana Cave, and Gardner Cave. They have collected specimens and le ar ne d to identify s pe C ie s of plants and animals and have studied camping procedures and trapping techniques. Mr. Clay Hitchcock is the advisor for the group and Doug Nine, .Terry Acker and Ann Griffice are the officers. ...SAFETY COUNCIL. . . Part of a city-wide group of high school students dedicated to the promotion of safety activities in and around the local campuses, the Pueblo Safety Council conducted an automobile safety check and held a student a s s e m b ly to remind students of their part in public safety. Officers of the group are Margaret Laos, chairman: Rita Sims, sec- retary, Ed Harsh, senior representative: Gary Clifford and Tommy James, junior represent- ativesg Le slie Bell, sophomore representativeg and Pat Edmunston and Rodney Sim s, freshman representatives. . ..HI-TEENS. . . Newly o r g an i z e d at Pueblo, the Hi-Teens aim To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we s e ek to under- stand Jesus, to share His love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Mrs. Etta Mae Dawson is club sponsor: officers are president, Sue Spicer, vice president, Donna Gilpin, s e c r e t a r y, Diana Strauserg treasurer, Carol Hawkins, representatives, Frances Saldate, and Irma Coronado. . . . PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB. . . Mr. Tassi's Photography Club expends its energies chiefly upon contest photography. A m ong those competitions in which the group is interested are the An s c o-Scholastic Magazine contest, and the Eastman Kodak contest, both are national com- petitions. President of the group is Dan Soz a, vice-presi- dents, Gerald Steward and Angie Rammonett, and the secretary-treasurer is Lenny Hinton. 7 P1 ii. I - 1: ww 'Efiit QTVR 4 . . DRAMA CLUB... Girls who desire opportunities for participation in dramatic activities beyond those offered in the regular all-school presentations are the members of Mr. Herb Waesch's Drama Club. The group presenteda spring one-act comedy for the Pueblo students, entitled Florence Unlimited. President of the drama club is Eloise Pugh, and the secretary is Cecilia Aros. . . . LETTERMAN'S CLUB. . . Open only to boys who have lette r e d in at least one sport, the Letterman' s Club, under the sponsorship of Coach Leo Johns o n, has as its purpose the furthering of Pueblo sports and the promotion of tournament and non-scholastic sports activities at Pueblo. Tony Suar e z is president of the clubg Larry Toledo, vice presidentg Karl Von den Steinen, secretaryg Henry Ole a, treas- urerg and Vic Foley, sergeant-at-arms. This ye ar the club sponsored the appearance of the Harlem Clowns and Worked toward m aking the Tucson Relays a memorable event. . . . . BEN FRANKLIN CLUB. . . An organization for tho s e who are interested in printing as a hobby or a profession is the Ben Franklin Club. The club has just completed its second year of activity at Pueblo High. Mr. James Honcoop is the club sponsorg president is Ardie Glassg vice pr e side nt, Joe Morales, and secretary-treasurer, Cecilia Aros. ..C1IR.LS'RECREA'1ION ASSOCIATION. . . Miss Cordelia Lunquis t is the advisor for the Girls' Recreation Association, a s p o r t s-social group for Girls who enjoy participating in games. Sportsmanship rather than ability is the empha- sis of the organization. Officers are: Lina Chavez, pre sidentg Maria Orozco, vice presidentg Cecelia Brown, corre- sponding secretaryg Cathy Cruz, recording sec- retaryg and Norma Jimenez, treasurer. .. . HONOR SERVICE SOCIETY... Newlyorganized this winter was the Pueblo Honor Service Society. The basic purpose of the club is to give service to the school and the commu- nity. Members serve their hours without achiev- ing such awards as are granted the other activi- ties--letters, pins, etc. President of the new group is Tim Campbell, the vice president is Carol Eberle, and the sec- retary is Dannette Wilson. Mr. Henry Piolote is the faculty advisor. .. . BEAKER BREAKERS. . . Students who se interest in chemistry and curi- osity about chemical phenomena cannot be satis- fied in the regular chemistry classes can pursue their interests in the Beaker Breakers, The c lub sponsor is Mr. Tony Navarretteg offi- cers are: Jerry Rasmussen, presidentg Roy Lim, vice pre sidentg and Clyde Sakir, secretary- treasurer. The club enjoys the privilege of using the chem- istry laboratory for their experiments. , , OPTIMIST CLUB. . Girls interested in a future as teachers of phys- ical education form the member ship of the Optimist club. The new organization has no officer s, but has been active in a number of activities under the direction of their spon so r, Miss Jane Stratman. Among the activities of the g r oup have been the study of city and county recreation opportunities, the visiting of the girls' physical education depart- ment at the University, and the sponsoring of a free dance for Pueblo students. The last activity was arrangedin cooperation with the city recrea- tion department. . . .ROCKET CLUB. . . The first organiz e d high school rocket club in the state of Arizona, and the first to actually launch a rocket is the group s pon so r e d by Mr. John Phillips. Understanding the basic principles of rocketry and determining the futur e role of rocketry in our civilization are the m aj or pur- poses of the group. The club officers are Jam e s Thompson, presi- dentg George Vigeleos, vice president, and Joan Slocumb, secretary. TIM E M R f '4 F r N Q-..k..v,. K I -if .-ff' The P. H, S, Bookstore is the center for much of the activity ofour high school. Mr. Charowas and Mrs. Garner keep the lines moving as the students gang up for their books and supplies. The Fac e of Pueblo Changes W1th Another Face Gets L1fted The Educatlon the plantmg of Mr Brooks' Pueblo Center on East 10th street Just east of Park Palms. Avenue, which houses the offices of the 711, Frm. mg.: I I I f .. .,at......-.-Mag... X. . . --,fwfr-:xee,tw'.-. , . M The Pueblo Hlgh Stadlum after the football S e a S on is over, the ble ac he r s have a forlorn look From the seats Pueblo fans cheered the Warriors to their first Winning A J'ourney's End--Aiter tactical maneuvers worthy ofa great general, the TPS Grounds crew gets the tree to the center of the East Patio. N 4 x 9 ef' - A 5 W F. 'KYKYOI L F uf je s N gr' wav. . 3-- r- 4 QW Z'C ff-fi , 32 ,I . I -., Y ,, A ,, Jw. 5' 5 1-nifl x 3 Q A , M x .L v 1 I N ' 0 f,fYI'F'X'.' t,f'w,' ' ,, 1 li? ,,, Q L : X 2 ' 'Q I 1 , M I 5,4107 X Q ik ., Q 59 . Y ,F if llfnclo, for f1vor,,g5Ow whnrc does tha o Qu mu., confereflce In Yorkers of D -OFlC,5 ,x '3:' , -- 3 ff . M, '71 Q5 4 1 'V j Q. 5? I . F 5 l ff g ,. it A J ' '!v A F ' . 2 5 .E Al H x th . , ' TR DITIO AL AN SEASCDNA 'S 510,531 a...- P5 X W 1 ' ' x :Ergo sg, 5, - The big spring affair at Pueblo is the Fiesta de los Guerreros sponsored by the Homeroom Central Co m m itte e the proceeds of which go to the Pueblo Student Aid Fund. F ood concessions games stunts and shows attract thous ands of visitors to the Pueblo campus during the yearly show. The Fie sta has grown each year and is a major activity in which alm o st every Pueblo student has a part. Last Fall saw the second burning of the Tr ojan Horse an event that com- m emorate s the annual Pueblo High School-Catalina High School football game. The burning of the symbol precedes the game and is arranged as the clim ax of a snake dance and pre- game procession. FIRST ANNUAL HOMECOMI G Pueblo's first graduating c la S s returned to their Alma Mater this year to haunt the Old familiar places. They watched P u e bl o play Amphitheatre in an exciting tied-up ball game and the n gathered in the cafeteria for S o m e danc- ing and considerable clowning. Queen Mary Lou Weil and King Eddie M 1 r anda reigned over the Homecoming festiw ities and student body p r e S 1 de nt Dave McClure performed as ho s t for the evening 791. 9 ' , ! ' ff f, . VA, K v , -i 'I L .- - ' ,,,.gf.x Qui M . , 533 Q Ni 1 , -at L E ' fe f'5lc'sQgj if V Co aflhe S C lowhlng ' 9 ASSEMBLIE If F P Sellmg the Actwxty Program School Sp1r1t Advice? The Beat AND SUCH l McClure Who mlssed a cue? Ffzv'-f x 'U' nun- -ff-v' us. P433 hatever we're Please buy W sellmg f 3 f 5' . Q errlffeeso I . 1 , A . Lusclous Leon O T1 Relief 1 S . . . g V 5 X ' ,EQ Q' LZ.. r . - v V ,f 2 , , Ml' .,, my H in K W .1 Q9 wg? The trip was an exchange visit for that paid to Pueblo in the spring of 1957 by a similar group from San Mateo. In or der to finance the big event, me mber s of the choirs and bands staged concerts, the musical play, Br i g adoon, and sold candy bars. Their r e War d--the most memorable expe- rience of their high school careers. WK SAY IT WITH MUSIC Pueb1o's vocal and ins trum ental music groups, the ir directors, the p rin c i p al, student body president and chaperones took a 1000- mile good-will trip to San Mateo, Cal- ifornia. ,ani 'f ' I gizylf I My Q 9 'UDVEA i 5 PLIEBLO VIG ETTE Modern Art Modern Dance deplcts Mxss Reynolds dolng her b1t for one of Pueblo's most lmportant El Guerrero top brass dlscuss lm a.ct1v1t1es Testmg portant matters as Mrs Hawklns' ---3. 1nner self dreams of the day of no more deadlme s 'mi Ns --4 ,Alu e parle pas ' Delmef Rlckel 100145 for Mr Marvm Karlm the Beau Mr Farber and Mrs Benson and somethmg 1n the El Do rado Staff room Mr Arcbambault's French class plays Scrabble mn Je Brummel of the Pueblo faculty some students entertaxn Mr Bo a vrsxtor from Norway - I 1 4, 'A ' ' ' ,vs k'L .. , 1- , .ff by L ' x 4,1-'k'.. --MV !' I .gk :iFEi f'y 1. - 1 .-, x.-----' M . 4 ' I ' l f . - ' Z'-X if . 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PUEBLO PREPARES SPACE ASSAULT Pueblo's Rocket Club photographer re corded a proud moment ln the young hfe of the orgamzatmn when he caught the ascendlng column of smoke at the left Under the dlrectlon of Mr John Phllllps the Pueblo Rocket Club the f1r st h1gh school organ1zat1on of 1ts k1nd m the c1ty launcheda Successful rock et early 1n the sprmg and was mak1ng several more An enthus1ast1c orgamzatlon, under enthuslastlc gu1dance the group stud 1ed all phases of rocketry, d1v1d1ng ln to comm1ttees 1n order to ach1eve more mtensxve knowledge 1U the varlous dx v1s1ons ofthelr study The meet1ngs of the club were devoted to the exchange of the 1nformat1on acqu1red ln the study groups T h e group has b e c o rn e well known throughout the c1ty and works closely wmth c1v11 defense and mllltary lnstalla tlons of the metropolltan area Mr Ph11l1ps and h1s club have made several appearances on telev1s1on order to share the1r knowledge w1th IH terested groups throughout the areaT The young group 1s eagerly looklng for ward to next year when 1t plans to ex pand 1ts work 1 -f ' Wea.. - ' ' ' . 1:7 ' , , - -. 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'ffl . . . . , ' A ' Y f e -M L - , jim, ' u . . . . . . in . an invitation to travel with the SENICDR SHOWCAS .gl D1rected andconcewed by M1ss Rosahe Wong and M155 Clalr Hawn the Class of '58 pre s e nte d the second annual Senlor Showcase Purpose of the show was tl e ralsmng of money to fmance senlor class and grad uatlon act1v1t1es The show was avarlety talent show w1th acast ofbetween4Z and 50 members of the semor class and was presented for the publlc on the evenlngs of Apr1l 30 and May 1 The route of tour conducted by cast 'lncluded the Afrlcan Jungle the Far East Old Tuc son Vienna New York's Broadway and Mexico Routmes for the show lncluded group and 1nd1v1dual dances songs come dy routmes and corruc acrobat1cs mt... Ii K 4 L - . of the rsmg one esch is here rehtTiaer's Been to MY' vis sceneS in Fa -h11a1'1O DRAMA On this page and upon the ensuing one are the Beginning and Advanced Drama classes in rehearsal for the production of their series of one- act plays, the annual Christmas Play, and the spring play, Father's Been to Mars. Miss Sandra Hart and Mr. Herb Waesch kept their class sessions alive with line re- hearsals, scenery building, and with learning the techniques and pro- blems of staging. .. Y Mars. Madame ZIZI insulting the ladies of the Sewing Circle with her atomic finger. Q lx y Q my 1 . 5 ' 4 N The Sophomores, under the direction of Miss Hart work on Time Out for Ginger. Miss Hart directing a scene from the Beginning Drama class production of The Finger of God. DRAMA This year the Dramatics depart- ment presented two evenings of 3- one-act plays, dire cte d by Miss Hartg the m u s i c al, Brigadoon, staged by Mr. Waeschg the 3-act far ce, Father's Been to Mars, A Legend of Christmas, and three assembly plays, presented before the student body during their regu- lar Thursday meetings. in-1 li V A i K piggy . vga . ' .-5249 ' , ,,. 1 f' v., Y- ' Students on the costume crew are sorting out and selecting the proper materials. x X A moment of decision in A Legend of Christmas rehearsal. Make -up for the members of the cast of Fa- ther's Been to Mars. A high emotional pitch is reached in The Recognition Scene from Anastasia. ...A O Q FOR F 8 FIGN W bf-I QS. LFG Z I lo u,,,Nfv l Q X 0 0 X dr 095' -if GJ QQQ' S QQ-joe o N-AQ Q-Q' 0 L OA X 55 Q vo' C109 Q. Q QL ex Q C. C+ Q M 6 ,Y L . 'U ff'-NN Q 21 lx 145- X' nl J' I it KR 75 'h gf? J so ya X- ' 'lx 1' 4, QA Q. V Q' Q- XX 4 A fog XX 4! X gs 3 X' X QQ? 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SECRETQ RY ,....-1 DOWT You THINK DANNY oszwz mares A Hrmnsome Bun.LFxafHTera'2 QV' O0 Q 9 754, x on, Q' 49 Q 4' P Q4 Qqyl' 4, 416' W 4 4 OQQIJQ' D, jf SQ '99 X' 0 5 'Iv 41,6 'Vo N I A7 0 f f f 194' 5 vm' Eff- BBEg 41 -f N 9 1 6' ,Amoco '11 C n A Q QQTER '9 fo QJS. llsov E C51 N165 Z P9-X1 pf, ,579 V60 EN QS H69 Us D E2 SHM0 E um-nm CLARENCE' ANDREWS QQ hhc, RM, PLAYS :ora Ts-re 'fe '94 L GLOBE vraon-E25 Y Y f fn xl i7fY?ll1f X ' W W Lf 3 x 1 .. . 6 9 6 A - . : 1' I v Q, 0 Veovy , 0 0 5 A f O Q9 4 S F x ' sb wi 0 ..-- ...- Ve 495. . Q0 fo ox O x :Z be Q57 x N 'lv Q4 ox' Q C' 7' AX 19 '9 A J' 'Q S 0 X 'Q I sv ,Q GJ , S' 0 if ' ' THOSE THAT H VE G0 E BEFCRE U ln several pages throughout this book we have tried to suggest that Pueblo High School has a past, a present, and a future, and that while our emphasis is on the pr e s e nt, we want to be aware of our little past and our boundless future. The r e fo r e, we present THE CLASS OF '57 as we saw them leave us. We hope that we can do as much for Pueblo as did our great predecessors. 1 1 lv 5. H193 iff X 9 Y? cw ai W g 1 ' MMM MMM, IN, x g pf? mf Y , E 7 5 9 wb -g: ' QQ Q af RW R' ' Ng '2 v X , 2 N A X 1 L F. v V li X. 1 N 2 Lg ' 0' -X 'Vin A N' Q11 XG'-.. ,- Kiawah. ,rj lg, CQTB LL YA' FJ! NJA John G1-iste Defensive Coach Don Holly Junior Varsity. Coach 'DN 123, fififp l Henry Pilote Asst. J,V, Coach 'K i Lou Farber Head Football Coach 4.34 , . all Harry Johnson Bacl-:field Coach ga 'ln-9-4 5 w Lynn Kanouse Fre shm an Coach 3'5- 'J-cz? Fritz Selby John Phillips Trainer Asst. Frosh Coach THE I957 FOOTBALL WARRIORS ROW 1. Richard Huerta, Gary Clif- ford, Henry Acuna, Eddie Trejo, Tony Peralta, Jaime Solomon, Willie Dixon, Eugene Bryant, and Manny Amado. ROW Z. Fernando Santa Cruz, Ralph Chavez, Richard Ismael, Sammy Vega, Fred Rome ro, Tom Hudson, Tom James, Darryl Miller, and Defensive Coach John Griste. l Q 0 M. . is vf A ua A ,ff RUDY AYA LA All-City All-State 90' 49 l,x 'Url I f ' , A LD- ,411 QJE. DAN CLARKE AA All-Stars All-City 'Y'-Wff. NICK All- Nr NZ' , ff- - .. , ' , V. - iw 1 '. -15. . ,, THE I957 FOOTBALL WARRIORS ROW 3. Dave Aranda, Ysidro Quihuis, Virgil Fisher, Richard Quintero, Ed Harsh, Eddie Miranda, Victor Foley, George Joe, and Backfield Coach Harry Johnson. ROW 4. Head Coach Lou Farber, Ralph Juvera, Bruce Gardner, Nick Sandoval, David Cheney, Rudy Ayala, Hugh McKaskle, Jim Shee, and Larry Toledo. ANDOVAL VICTOR 1-'om-:Y city All-City RALPH JUVERA All-City r IN HIS THIRD YEAR AS HEAD FOOTBALL COACH AT PUEBLO HIGH SCHOOL IS LOU FARBER ST RAFAELS ACADEMY IN I936 HE COACHED AT EAST PROVIDENCE Pr, V YF' 7 A W - .ea -., a1 WHERE I-IE WON 3 STATE TITLES AND TIED FOR ANOTHER I-IE WAS JV COACH AT TI-LS PRIOR TO PUEBLO LOU IS AGRADUATE OF PAWTUCKEIQ RI., I-IIGI-I, MOSES BROWN PREP SCHOOL, AND BROWN UNIVERSITY WHERE HE WON ALL' EASTERN ' AND ALL- AMERICAN I-ICNORS AS ONE OF THE FAMED ELEVEN IRON MEN OF BROWN -- ,r ll I OII I I .'II I-S. ' I I wuo BEGAN COACHING IN 1955 AT T ff-f 'IEI P ' - - l I ,R.1., 4 ff O I gy .X .I ' O Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo THE SEASOIVS RECORD Tucson Scotsdale Amphltheater South Mountam Salpo1nte Nogales Yuma Catahna MB L0 HIGH ff,-z'i 2 H53 :Nut C .. ck? 'STU WARRIURS Pueblo ln Lts th1rd year of AA football has flelded a w1nn1ng team The squad had more than just the opponents to flght as the flu made 1t self felt just after the season started The Warrlors klcked off the sc he dule w1th a close defeat at the hands of the powerful Tuc son Badgers Although Pueblo d1dn't score the game was close as Tucson stopped the Warrlors several tlmes deep 1n thexr own terrltory Durmg the next week we were hard hlt by the flu and were beaten by Scottsdale on the fmrst road g am e of the year On the next try the homecomlng g a m e Pueblo t1ed A m phlthe ate r When Pueblo and South Mounta1n tangled It was qulte an exploslon as the smoke cle a r e d It was the Rebels on top wlth a score of 19 12 By now our prlmary enemy the flu was flghtmg a losmg battle and the flne st teams ln the state were beg1nn1ng to sweat durlng a game agalnst the Pueblo eleven Pueblo rolled over Salpolnte Ln a hxgh scorlng one slded g am e preparatory to the sca1p1ng of the Nogales Apaches on the follow1ng week end The rampagxng War r1ors then went on the warpath to Yuma and Jalled the hlghly regarded Crlmmals Fe el1ng then' oats after taklng three stralght the Warrlors returned home and Trogans cold after grantlng them 14 mark ers then went on to extract 19 polnts 1n the melee a battle royal on the Pueblo home fleld Hats off to Lou Farber s' WARRIORS of 57 58 0 . . . 14 12 . . . . . 26 6 .... 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T- s- 'ff ' -' 4: i' 1 THE PU EBLO BUCKS IN THE PICTUREg fleft to rightj TOP ROW--Coach Don Holley, Ed Lopez, Will Bennet, Jim Mayo Ralph Boddie, Winfield Johnson, Steve Weldon, Ken Johnson, Bob Rubio, Loren Patr icio, Frank Herber, Larry Lemoine, Coach Henry Pilote, and Al Garcia, rn anag er. SECOND ROW--Sammy Meador, Richard Serrano, Fred Sandoval, Larry Pastor, Joe Rivera, Hector McKenna, Paul Kelly Hugh McKaskle, Bill Robbins, and Ed Linehan. BOTTOM ROW--Danny Rickel, Leo Gonzales, Phil DuBois, Gordon Toncheff, Ernie Lopez, Bill Thornberry, Henry Olea, Bobby Lopez, Justin Rios Henry Sanchez, and Jesse Foley. QQ The 1957 edition of the Pueblo High School , na' g V Bucks c ontinue d their domination of city L lr - -Q1 , junior varsity play and piled up an enviable '75, ' record in all competitionthis season. Their , eight wins of the season included a victory . over the Phoenix Central Varsity, and their single loss came at the hands of the varsity from Superior High. Coach Ho1ley's eleven Henry Jesse have helpe d to brighten the prospects for Olea Foley next year's varsity. v- 1 ., 7 Season's Record ' Pueblo ---Q Opponent Bill Henry 18 Douglas O Robbins Mesa Z Superior 26 19 Phoenix Central 13 20 Catalina O 33 Amphitheatre 6 . , Q Bill - 42 Nogales 0 nl Thornberry ,. -.L 13 Benson 7 ,g V, , f 33 Douglas 0 3 7 Tucson 6 7 y ISYT -ST 've J 1 ' fi 1' ' . T , i's7 ' '. l,ff ' fl if ,, '15 - f 1, PEP SQUAD Mlss Jane Stratman's Pep S quad carr1ed on the tra d1t1on establlshed by thelr predecessors m helpxng to glve Pueblo H1 gh School a reputatron for sportsman sh1p and enthuslasm both on the home courts and at those of other schools The cheerleaders were great team followers even to the extent of sometunes provldmg then' own trans portatlon to watch the Warrlor athletlc teams Mises 'T Pill' 5.4-L. i In the plcture above the Varsrty Cheerleaders sport new umforms for the f1rst tmme to help to 1nsp1re the basketball Warrxors to the II f1rst vlctory over a Tucson Hlgh Varslty squad Larry W h ale n V1Ck1 Thornton Elo1se Pugh Marge Laos and Bob Wllson In the prcture below are the Jun1or Vars1ty cheer leaders Sylvma Hodge 1' s Betty Moroyoqum and Rosahe Prlce 6? s. ,, s-an 'ff' :pf wi' G-I 9 ' Q . . . . , . . . . 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Toledo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo -all-gg Pueblo Pueblo 'jueblo Le O Pueblo Johnson Varslty Cagers Back Row Coach Leo Johnson Ed Rwera Fernando Santa Cruz Charles Cook Clarence Andrews Manager Albert Hask1e Front Row James Warren Sammy Vega Henry Hunter and Larry Bruce Gardner IS unplctured member of squad Q THE RECORD Amph1the ate r We st Phoe n1x Mesa A30 Catallna Salpo1nte Nogales Phoen1x Umon Tucson 60 Douglas 42 40 38 Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Am ph1the ate r Yuma Yuma Catahna Camelback North Phoemx .M1am1 Scottsdale Play off South AA 38 Tucson 41fovert1mej Wlth nota smgle letter man from last year's vars1tyreturn1ng Coach Leo Johnson faced a Hercu leanrebu11d1ng Job th1s season and came through wlth an unexpected but welcome w1nn1ng season The lack of he1ght on the team earned the Warrlors the t1tle of the Pueblo Runts but what the team lacked 1n he1ght It made up ln f1ght Indlvldual team honors for the season went to Clarence Andrews and Charles Cook who were both named to the South AA All Conference team among other honors Andrews set a new 1nd1v1dual game scormg recordby s1nk1ng 32 po1nts 1n the M1am1 contest he also set a new 1nd1v1dual scor 1ng mark both 1n polnts per game and ln total poxnts Prospects for the Warnors for next year arecons1derab1ybr1ghter Only Clarence Andrews and EdR1veraw1llbe graduatlng th1s spr1ng and Charles Cook and Fernando Santa Cruz w1ll be only Jumors . f ' ' . K 42. . ' 41 72 . . . ' 58 Q 28 . . ' 45 , , , , , , A 29 ...... 25 62 . . . .- . . 54 35 . .... ' 38 54. . .... ' 68 47 ..... ' 62 54. . . . . 47 ' 60 .... ' 35 . . . ' 5, ' Pueblo 48 . South Mountain 53 Pueblo 39 . , ,,,,, Tucson 62 ' 35 .... 48 57 ........ ' ' 59 44 . . ' ' 53 ...... 52 . 42 ...... - ' -.fx gf. 56 N- in WS, an E2 X Q, , +5 VQWT ,ll ,I is I. G .. X V A 1 Q 117' - w X JJ. J V W iff - Q I - ka ri , A Q 'J Swv 1 s , ' v. 1 si ' R4 522 2. RE E X THE BASKETBALL BUCKS lx W3 z NEB! Q' Y.,-' 15 uhh Pueblo Jumor Varsmty TOP ROW Coach Art Learlng Jun Crane Dave Cass Ken Johnson Tom Hudson Doug Davxs Steve Weldon Dave Cheney R1chard Serranto Manager Albert Ort1z BOTTOM ROW Joe Valenzuela Gllbert Sosa Bobby Lopez John Rose Reynaldo Olea Leo Gonzales and Marv1n Stafford W1th the key playmakers from last year's Junlor varslty all movmg up to the varslty Coach Art Leamng faced a real rebulldxng Job thzs season In splte of anumber ofplayers who had some talent the group had had llttle experlence 1nwork1ng together and very lxttle floor leadershlp The Bucks had consxder able fxght and It was arare game 1n whlch they dxd not glve an account of them Aft Learmg selves however by the tlme the season was over the Pueblo Jumor varsxty -TUU101' Va1'51tY Coach could only boast a smgle vxctory for thelr entlre season's play The encouraglng fact was that the young group showed contmued lmprovement throughout the season and gave evldence that the players would and could show more ablhty than they had a chance to demonstrate durlng the rugged schedule they faced thxs past season The scorlng potentlal of the Bucks was hlgh but because of thelr lnconsxstent play .Lt was not real lzed Tom Hudson led the Buck scorlng, followed by Bobby Lopez on defense the team was led by f1ght1ng John Rose and Dave Cheney Cheney was outstandlng from the free throw hne h1tt1ng nearly 9070 of hxs shots from that spot The Bucks only vlctory was over the Ago Jumor vars1ty by a score of 39 33 A number of games were closely fought espec1ally Ln the closmg mlnutes of some of the games but It usually turned out that the Bucks had spotted theu' opponents too b1g a lead ln the early part of the game and they were unable to close the gap 3 1 I-. --.zifk '- - e. 1 J. 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FRESH MAN BASKETB LL THE CITY FRESHMAN CHAMPS BACK ROW Coach Robert Jones Rudy Her nandez Charles Redondo JIITI Estrada JackSpe1gner and Ralph Bodd1e SECOND ROW Denny Lockenv1tz Rudy Bejarano G1lbert Fac1o Joe Alday and Denny Federlco FRONT ROW Rudy Lopez Tony Bon1llas Armando R1ncon and Joe Qu1hu1s SEASON'S RECORD Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo 7 Am ph1the ater Salpo1nte Catal1na Salpo1nte Tucson Phoen1x Un1on Flow1ng Wells Amphztheater Sunnys1de Catal1na Camelback Tucson Sunnys1de The never say d1e freshman basketball team competed IH 14 games dur1ng the past season w1nn1ng 13 of them Often beh1nd for more than half the game the f1ght1ng team was almost always able to overtake the1r opponents The s1ngle loss came at the capable hands of the Phoen1x Un1on frosh 1 3 7 Feature of the c1ub's play th1s season was the fast break wmcn they operated w1th cons1derable smoothness by the txme the sea son drew to a close Charles Redondo establrshed a new season scorlng record for Pueblo Frosh as he reached a season's total of 132 polnts Every one of the start1ng f1ve Armando RIHCOH Denny Lockenv1tz George Burrel Charles Redondo and Jlffl Estrada managed to be hxgh po1nt man 1n at least one of the season's games Coach Jones was pleased w1th the performance of the team and felt that most of the1r ufnprovement as a un1t came after the1r loss to the Phoemx Unlon team Notable records for the year were estabhshed 1n other than scor1ng Benny Rlncon allowed h1s man an average of a smgle po1ntagame and Denny Lockenv1tz had 5570 accuracy mark from the free throw l1ne l nz . , . . . 26 .... ' 15 . . . -- 46 ...... ' 31 - ' - Pueblo 21 .... Flowing Wells 20 - , , - - , - , 23 . .... ' 22 ' . 36 . . . . ' 25 ' . . . 28 . ...... 26 . . . 25 .... ' ' 28 ' 50 .... ' 16 . . 41. . . . ' Z9 . . - - 47 .. . . . ' 12 . ' . 33 . . . . ' 25 ' - 45 . . . Z4 ' 27 . . . . 26 63 . . . . ' 8 'T T ASEB LL 13 it if relive U s1sulnuvYn..... H' fm 1xf1fgL'wP i S Jw 1 V ' Alhvh tw K' ' ,,fi 5 4,,, -fs ww.. r4J '!b'wP is 44 KQV? ai-QT' '5' 'WW NMA Q' The Var s1ty Squad Left to Rxght Coach J'1m Estrada Joe Morelos, Ralph Chavez .hm Smnohul Don Terry, Bobby Dawson Roy Ru1z Gene Howell Chrls Aralzu, R1chard Huerta, W1ll Bennet, Bobby Lopez Tom Gerhardt Gary Cllfford and Henry Hammond Wa r r 1 o r baseball got off to a f1ne start th1s sprmg wzth a vlctory over Carl Hayden H1gh School Early El Dorado deadlmes made lt possxble to determ1ne the real potent1a1 of the team but prospects at press tlme looked brlghter than ln some of the pastseasons LEFT Man to Watch accordmg to early season's mdlcatlons was Jrm S1nohu1 star Warr1or hurler ii s. fw. s 9. ir- V 4, I , fL 5 1 w V , 0 ,, A, M 1 f qua ,, W..-,X -1-.Q-'L - v f - N -.ff x u. - '. ,F' f - 1 ,..- 112-1-:ln X W1 , 1 mf -I' 'B' 'iw '. , ' W :f'fAL ':' ---,- K -' 9' - A f A - -Q...-manu'Z+ ' , ., 5 . ,,, 41 in 1 K 1 . LQ, 1 QW 1 , , 'O 1 f I A -7 it 4 , V L1 ., L . .L H '07, h I .1 kmzm f' . 2 amkwnezsaz- r 1553 - 1, I 5 wig. ' 21 5 gp . LY ML Mk . v 4 . .ax N ' er t 9 !!'v'll-w- fan 2 emi ..... Mew! 'Y-Q' ':'h'4-A ' atm - 5. S C' JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL M? 1 ZF '56 F349 Coach Jone s ,s,.1'-'fe ' '5-F4 gag. Bomllas wx' wx 5,411 ' EH' Tony 'F ar gl Q, Standmg Back Row Coach Rober Jones Bobby Lopez, Denny Locken vmtz D Federmco Mgr H Herman dez Bob Suarez L Chacon R Ser rano and Coach Kanouse Kneelxng R Lopez J Rose R Mal donado Gene Isaacs B Acuna Davld Hlmes Slttxng A1bertOrt1z, J' C Hunter mando Rlncon Tony Bomllas Dlck Gastellum and B Thornberry -Fx xi! -YGXSIN 'N 'xx' A gig' wg Slgggiwd ' r-HU v-J B111 Thornberry Bobby Lopez , - 1 I Q O 0 Z . 1 1 s 1 - ' ' , . f Y I , , I . , . , . ' W A 1 1 U 1 V C. I Q' - . . , Ar- ' , - . . -, 1 9 A 1 . . I ini ,1 ' M - n ,K , .t . L -- . , 3 1121... X ' , , J J . f 112 Y- r. Ill A-F , . 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VARSITY TRACK my STANDING Richard Ysmael Coach Kline Willie Ducon Miguel Flores Joe Montano, Kurt Clingerman John Hodgers David Cass, George Joe Virgil Fisher Leon Nelson Alex Flores Sam Vega, Manuel Solomon Frank Valles, Jaime Soloman Armando Salas Fernando Santa Cruz Ray Olea HANDS ON KNEES Joe Valenzuela Hugh McKaskle Eddie Mixton Henry Acuna Hector Nesa Dennette Washington Fred Romero, Richard Keeth Donaldson Armstrong Coach Hitchcock Coach McCaa KNEELING Hollis Stewart, Gilbert Soza Ed win Parker Tony Moreno Darrell Miller Rich ard Quintero Henry Byrd Charles Montano at 5 Bill Rivera Alfonso Lares Alex Powell, Phillip Martinez 'Rv A SITTING Lewis Dewberry Louis Cooper Delmar 433' 'QV' Barehand Arnold Munoz Jesse Foley Cleautry McDaniel Fred Baker Malcolm Wolf Henry Olea THE 1958 EDITION OF THE WARRIOR THIN- Wtif' CLADS OPENEDtheir spring season with an over- whelming victory over Bisbee in a dual meet Big event of the track year was the sponsorship of the Tucson Relays which is the largest high school relay meet sponsored by any of the state high schools Sterling individual performances for the team this year were turned in by Henry Hunter and Fer- nando Santa Cruz The two stand-out performers will be back to help Pueblo out again this year Coaches Bob McCaa and Clay Hitchcock shine over the Pueblo track. U29-N f -ws. Las 100 yard dash fi -,,,......- Jaw-M 1- .1 3 z Ev' Mr Hltchcock and the sprmters D1 stance Runner L 'H 3 in 4 P U- r- . --,, 4g451'1i-u13zAj.i'..: Bang! False Start 220 yd V dash I! ,.,u Flymg Le ssons Dar mg young m an 1 Y l f ,wiv I . 1 ' jx kl Q- v . f I, .. I. N I 3' --A -1' Qfxai ww' m in-:Liv um, 'fha fi nu tae-W2 IN THE PICTURE Bottom Row Qleft to right, Marie M o r o y o qu 1, Gloria Valenzuela, and Maria Orozco Back Row Norma Grlifith Charlotte Allman Linda Mlhlethaler Fran ces Stewart and Miss Betty Nye Coach Left Top Lilly Rxvera Right Top Fern Esplno Left Bottom Linda Mihlethaler Rlght Bottom Charlotte Allman Center Rachel Benitez 'BF' in-F' New Girls' Tennis got off to a good start last sea son, its 1n1t1a1 one at Pueblo and this year Miss Nye's protegees continued in the tradi tion the ir predecessors had established and gave all opponents a run for their money. The team won most of its matches and showed out- standing improvement. A11 in all, it was one of the most successful athletic teams fielded by Pueblo during the past year. BUYS' TENNIS TE M N1 aN'-al 1' ,' I . h ' 5. I . D r il ' ' . 4::::rZ:' -J, Aww 1 ' X ' +ve: 'fy' Li, .. xv . , j iyl, as 1 X Q F' 7 ' E 1 l I -, is ,. 1 4? ' W -if-n-A -4 A if A L S iffy., X M ' I . 5. 1 XX K ff 'ls 1... TOP ROW: Charles Molno, Doug Nine, Duane Stark, Ed Sakir, and Coach Copeland Whitehead. KNEELING: Doug Kadel, Eric Nyce, Tim Doug, Ed Nunez, and A1 Felix, Members of the squad not pictured: Gerald Stewart, Armando Reyna, and George Vigileos, Y , , W Y , A S 4 ' X , , ' C 0 Q.,e:a-,Ava -fe ,F an r c on , 'rf m 44-1' C ' D, N 1 1, X m 5 N r - il 'fo .mx f A- l P Eh jzfnliallim 3... N' V Q , J' 'Q .u.r rf ,,,,...u Sr v- ' , . n 4 PLIEBLO CROSS COLI TRY STATE AA CHAMPIONS Q 92.55 8 CBL NIL!! xx 1 QA, BACK ROW Coach Bob McCaa Hollls Stewart Frank Valles Edd1e M1xton Leonard Watters Roy Rulz MIDDLE ROW Albert Burrell Irvlng Pablo Delmar Barehand Charles Gonzales BOTTOM ROW Louls Cooper Joe Montano Cyr Ll Leon and John Arnold RIGHT Coach McCaa OUR FIRST STATE CHAMPIONSHIP An undefeated and unt1ed season culmmnatmg 1n the furst state athlet1c champ1onsh1p ln the school's hls to r y was the record of Coach Bob at Q McCaa's cross country club 1n 1ts thlrd season of ex1stence In 1ts H f1rst year of compet1t1on Pueblo placed th1rd 1n the state cross Country QR meet last year thelr second season they placed second and th1s season they took the trophy IH a meet held on the Papago Park course at Phoenlx Th1s season's v1ctor1es were cons1stently team efforts There were no out stand1ng runners of the squad other schools took the f1rst place awards but the even cahbre of the mater1al pr ove d to be an advantage to the Pueblo Harrxers 5 3 9.2 137 .A Q. N Q5 ,S - 'L r ... . - 5 . l , - E V I.- 9 6 , T iv Q s ! 1 0 X ,Q E , ,Q 5 5 5 . F' ,J A -Y' - ,V Q 4 .1 ' I . T V 44 K pw ' - A s T f ' fps . Wg. 4 'M X A f Ljfw . - ' .. A x L, H- f ,., . 4, L i N .1 , . 1 1 T Y I Y I ' ' I I ' ' : I - I I . 2 ' , , , 9 1 ' 1 1 I -T 3 . I ,.4u , i QQ: nz' Qqnbl Qtr 1330 me ' H li?-Fl v---.-..,,, ' 49640 ' QB-9 5?-Blu QQBB Eji' .z 'ef Irfan GYMNA 'inf' Gymnastics Coach, Charles Kline . i Bottom Row. . . . Coach Kline, Art Olivas, Manuel Samorano, man, JerryAcker, Joe Pankratz, Bob Wilson, Znd Row ..., by Hinton, Joe Harman, Jack Mullen, Larry Pastor. 3rd land, Tom James, Ed Rivera, Gary Fox, Jim Dayton. 4th 5th Row: .... Bill Kremske, Bill Hough, Mike Uremovich, ii J , - C N ' ' 91 ' 1-' .fi 152221 Wim Q 1 f K-,f y,,, ,en. i ,,,a.s ,l Dave McClure on the side horse. Eugene Bryant on the rings. STICS V1.ncentRomo, DaveMcC1ure Lou1e Dancll Marshall Heck Gerald Lewers Larry Bostlc Paul E1l1s Joe DeSoto Bob sow Eugene Bryant Wayne Quackenbush, .Terry Weak Row T a yl o r Schmldt Pete Rarrnrez Rudy Mendoza Jim Clarke, Rodney Sims. Joe Harmon on the parallel bars WARRIOR GRAPPLERS Front Row Left to Rlght Darryl Mlller Eugene Bryant Ph1111pDuBo1s Vlctor Lee Bob Myers Cleautry McDan1e1 Danny Rlckel and Joe Rlv era SECOND ROW Claude French Jesse Pma Mmke Mayo, .hm Mu1r Genell Jenluns Eugene Alvarez and Erme Lopez Top Row Coach Harry Johnson Larry Barnett A1 fonso Lares Ignacxo Ortlz manager Pueblo's wrestlmg team entered the state meet th1s sprmg and placed 10th ln the tournament by scorlng a total of Z0 polnts The meet was held at Glendale and was won by Phoemx Un1on Gary Chffordcaptured second place 1n the 138 pound class for Pueblo's hxghest ratlng -bl . . . . : ' -- ' , J 1 1 v 1 U . . . . . ' ' 2 I , 1 0 3 1 1 , l 3 . . ' o 0 1 . -1 1 . . , 1 1. 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STORE EXTEN DS Hearty C ongratulations to Graduating Students of Pueblo High SACCANI'S 3370 So 6th Ave KOLD-TV Congratulations To Clas s of 58 Drachman Ph MA 4 251 1 cience Comes To The Farm In The Feed Bag jc-ni, dal Arizona Flour Mills 177 East SKATELAND hours 7 45 to 10 30 P M Wed Thur Sun Matinees From Z 4 30 Sun Private Parties Mon and Tues Call EAst 7 2901 RSROA Member 4431 East Speedway 4427 East Speedway Congratulations to the Class of '58 MONTE MANSFIELD MOTOR COMPANY Your Tucson Ford Dealer Toole 802 East Broadway 115 W. . - S . I ' . . I . 5 U - .. . . ' . . .- KN AW. ' -Y A U , Ink ,'v. 2, ' Vg X hfgafzfsf-li ?5EiS-3S??42S3Si ES xiiiiiiiifiii COMER 8: DORAN method of hairstyling and Cosmetology TUCSON BEAUTY COLLEGE 375 S. Stone Ave. Ma 2 9471 Ma 4 7912 Slfcomplete tra1n1ng 1n every phase of Beauty culture akfamous teachmg alds, color f1lms textbooks, Dem o head, etc 'lffree placement servlce Wflow tu1t1on budget terms 'lfwork n learn tu1t1on plan ftfree tra.1n1ng 1n Hollywood upon graduatlon Compliments of EL RANCHO MARKET 3360 East Speedway EMPIRE DRUG STORE TOM R FLDRES F FARMACIA EMPIRE 2344 S SIXTH AVENUE TUCSON ARIZ PHONE MA 2 2311 Have your Doctor phone us your prescr1pt1ons for free dehvery TUCSON S FINEST FOR THE BEST PICTURE OF YOUR LIFE PHUT SERV BE V I 17 EAs'r PENNINGTQN STREET O 4303 EAST SPEEDWAY CAMERA STORES MAESTRO'S BARBER SHOP 4223 So Slxth Avenue - ifiixiiifiiixliliiiiiilifxiili 1i.!ll!x!JlIxl.jiil!i I KEMP'S PHOTOGRAPHY I 2716 East Fort Lowell : Thanks for the p1'1v11ege of takmg your p1ctures W-fm .,,,,ar WW! XSS Q E S S QRS ESE F . ' O 0 r 0 ' f I x , . lv . , ki , , ..6 + 'H W- ' f, , W 5 -I , .::.... I Y. 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