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

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SYLVIA KERR, Editor - in - Chief El sf. ED r I e, if . 1 Q 'V 1 x D 9 -,.,....., xl '- 4 ' Top--Dave McClure Center-Dennis Hines, Susie David Bottom--Jean Thompson, Alex Cooper Jean Thompson, Sylvia Kerr, and Dave McClure watch the linotypist set up a story for the front page of the ll Guerrero: Sylvia isn't sure that she likes it. The El Guerrero shares the lc-Eby of the school auditorium with the year- book staff and a couple of English classes. From the happy looks, the staff must have found things where they left them on this particular day. Bill Hadley hi de s Alex Coo- per, then Dennis Hines, Danette Wilson, Frankie Rivera, Susie David, and Clyde Sakir.

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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.,

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aah' Mrs Jacque 11ne Hawkins faculty ad visor after publication Him 1Fj EL GUER Ed Bu :tor In ch O Slnoss lef F M S1-Sfq I to? SY1 V1 0901-ts gt Feature I Cecllg: Ken' Slgt for not D 9011 7-ho 'Os lv 'nf s 'Inn mPSo ews E pO1'fs etfe W n Assist dl to' Ed! fOr Dave M 115911 News B11 Hcqufe P1-oducg Edlfgr Edltor ex Cqdle v C51-cu! on M zqto oo er P t'0n ana Gr 1' Wo I2 131415 B20 2122 262728 Oto Mun C1 yqe '19 tl' A Edu 'e R ' dvzs of Su Iverq 01' 'MIS I cqu Deniz: Dqvld elme Hughes Ins Top Cecelia Aros Center Bill Hadley Danette Wilson Bottom Frankie Rivera Clyde Saku- March sawa new publication at Pueb lo High the Pueblo Herald a m1meo graphed-4 page paper of 11m1ted circu lation mnstituted to give the advanced first year Journahsm students the op portumty for editorial experience At left the Herald staff is arranging the copy for its first issue ln' F1151 The students and staff of Pueblo High School are proud of their school paper, the E1 Guerrero and its hard-working avdvisor, Mrs. Hawkins. For three yeaTs Pueblo students have received the first issue on the day school opened. I I I - CN N f . - , - y - ' Hs- df Hd' new ' e ' , p QR.. ' ' 1, 9 FQCUI. .qgef Ffqnk. Sak! , . - ,Aa AT . 5678 I' N W- 5 , ,, eee e p W Q 5 L ' , 3 'J . if '- X ,gjlld - V V