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

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School Activities Through New Ideas Heading The list of annual activ- ities sponsored by Homeroom Central Committee is The Fiesta de los Guer- reros. This homeroom association, The only one of its kind in Tucson, works Toward The betterment ot school func- tions by sponsoring This and other activities such as The Christmas dance, The Leadership Conference, and pre- sentation ot gavel awards To deserv- ing homerooms. Entertaining under misty Har- bor Lights , The Lewallen Brothers helped Traditions Committee To carry out one of The most important events ofthe year. During The halt-time show The presentation of The Homecoming King and Queen was enhanced by The band playing Alma MaTer. Oc- tober and December provided plenty of work tor The committee as they endeavored to organize the car cara- van to Catalina and decorate the Christmas tree. T.C. members wound up their year by appreciating Teachers on April 2. my, s.,..-14 6 . 3 - Ar S B . S ri , .59 i ig , - 'E wt 2 1 T fc Tx P fl it 3 . Q X v 5 1 E Q? 2 2, Many a sappy sponge was splatted into The face of football Coach Lou Farber at this concession of The HRCC sponsored Fiesta de los Guerreros, held in May. 13 fl Mtg

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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.

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Vanaja Vanaia roamed the halls of PHS. From class to class she went in her search for knowledge and friendship in a new country. By the end of the year she had found both and was ready to return to India with her memories. The American Field Service ex- change student arrived in Tucson in Au- gust and was plunged into a whirl of ac- tivities from that day forth. A reception party was held for her and when school started, she was introduced to the stu- dent body in a series of assemblies, Along with play, there was also work for the student. Interested in becom- ing a doctor, she took subjects that would aid her in that field. Biology and physics seminars put her in competition with the top PHS students. Vanaja will have memories ot Pu- eblo, and all those who attended during her year will have memories of Vanaia. . I o 0 0 if ,B Q it '-v-ss... Saris, yards of gracefully folded silk, were worn occasionally to remind PHS students of Vanaia's homeland. I4 .ash