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

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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 . .

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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

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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