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

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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

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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