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

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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

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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

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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