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

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On an ivy covered mission front, Rodeo royalty Edna Whelan , Debbie and kept in step to music by the Warrior band, under the direction of Bagley, and Yolanda Espinosa were seen waving and smiling to the Mr, Egpinogq, crowds in the streets of downtown Tucson. Lettermen pulled the float --... iii '-M--- me-Ms...,, Executing her original cheer with poise and pep, In keeping with the tradition of Rodeo Week were the newly elected queen and attendants. Cindy Pam Mongeon performed at the cheerleading as- Davison, Debbie Bagley, Yolanda Espinosa, and Olivia Ochoa walked proudly with their queen, sembly. Edna Whelan. 27 I

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--ui PuebIo's victory over Catalina clinched the divisional wigs. Switch night was a first for the Pueblo performing groups. Linda Budinger and Sue tling title with the aid of Fernando Pesqueira, Stropko smiled at the crowd as they went into the final peel off of their routine. F eb rua rg T Many firsts were brought to Pueblo in g February. Not once did the hectic schedule gas gif T liilll T iier ease up for students or faculty to take a i .L . , y .K VM I Q., ,V breather. s '6n , , fa' 1 M. . At four assemblies, the student body , muiilgi-i ,JB once again had the opportunity to choose their ffm cheerleaders for the coming year. The War- ' I it 'Qt' ' the onl ones in Tucson who vote on . ca.: W LAy7 xy 3 i,..i we , riors are y Wfmggi ..,,,,, In the line of sports, the P.H.S. grapplers Q? once again took first in their division, while S9949 . .rw 1 'i... y , fo , the basketball team finished second in the city. VL? if if iirr, 15: riii 61,2535 - ' .ff NS 0. gx tg i Jlnglleg SPUVS Gnd ether QGY Western W, E3 if zi' 4557 attire were combined with an atmosphere of 2' 580694 M TN Q spirit when the student body carried out their Hiitlt I first Spirit Week. Competition was high be- ige sis ,ii , ef 'ire' Snoopy was found in the sophomore hall during the official Spirit Week. Competition was at a peak throughout the entire week, and each class took an enthusiastic part. 26 tween the four classes during the allotted time. After the dust cleared at the Rodeo dance, the seniors were pronounced victorious over the affair. Mr. Espinosa led band members and pep leaders through the streets of downtown Tucson to the sounds of the Tiiuana Brass. The Lettermen pulled the mission-type float while Edna Whelan and her attendants waved to the crowd.

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A W M ,,e , . t y it ,eir , Nw -, .- ..fi -. Wr- Q 1 akg Almost as adept on the dance floor as the fooball field, Ron Carreon, finer talents during a rehearsal for the annual Lettermen's Follies Dave Lynch, Bill McKinley, and Jerry Raynor displayed some of their Funds from the production went to a deserving member for a scholarship Showing Dave Lynch and Bob Vasiliyev some ot the more domestic Grts designed for senior students. They learned basic principles in home man- was Linda McNally. The homeliving classes are co-educational and are agement along with cooking, sewing, and child care. 23