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

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.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

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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

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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