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

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As members of the student council executive committee, these students were Eugene Dong, Melanie Coatsworth, Beth Pierce, Charlotte Montgomery, an integral and necessary part in the functioning of Pueblo's government. Jerry Gilmer. Back row: Mike Wilson, Richard Blanco, Bill McKinley, Willis Along with the student body officers, the committee chairmen and presidents met as a homeroom to discuss pending council action. Front Occasionally, student council advisor George Buck has his say ot the meetings. class Mciki, Ramon Yslas. row: Night watchman Stanley White helped buildings and grounds chairmen Jerry Gilmer and Eugene Dong install the new patio plaques. They worked before school started. I1

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Traditions. Homeroom Central Better i ,Z E X f -eg, ,. eit A .,,'. -it ' W' 3 In student body elections, ten Traditions Committee members were chosen. row: Lorraine Hipps, Terry Rodriguez, Marcos Membrilla, Wanda Fuchs Front row: Brenda Clifton, Sue Turner, Danny Galvez, Zenda Farero. Back Marilyn Wiley, Hector Estrada. Homeroom Central Committee worked council. Officers were Brenda Clifton, 12 in coniunction with the student secretary, Karen Stuart, chairman, Alvaro Rivera, treasurer, Caroline Bernal, librarian-historian, Dael Dixon vice-chairman.