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

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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.

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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

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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.,