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

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Chess. Math. Qafetg Concerned Students CHESS Club-ROW lr M0144 CUS9f1l-DGVY, Joyce Delellef, GSOYQG Membrilv, Lew, David Reisdorf, Bruce Lee, Mark Ellis. The Chess Club learned Phil l'lC1l'fLJ!'1g. ROW 2: Keith l.GTltC1r1, CGrl LO, John Lougee. ROW 3: DOH vqrioug ways of winning G game cmd how to play the game better, Math Club-ROW I: Pat McNally, Frances Hipps, Marcos Membrila, Joyce Lathan, Bruce Lee. ROW 3: Eddie Sotomayor, David Reisdorf, Ed Ren- DeZeller, Cheryl Mahlios. ROW 2: John Thompson, Robert Tom, Keith frow. These students are the ones interested in mathematical recreation. Safety Council-ROW 'la Frances Ortiz, Eula Rae Harris, Margaret Velas- that were not registered in the parking lots. They established a stop quez, Woo Tom, Trinie Granillo. ROW 21 John Thompson, Jerry Norris, sign to help traffic safety in front of the school. Safety in and out of Mark Ellis, Ray Carrillo. The Safety Council wrote tickets to those cars school formed the subiect of many discussions. 82

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GRA. Modern Dance. French Club. Gave Members Dpportunities Girls' Recreation Association is an organization open to all girls that have an interest in sports. There are no special requirements. Miss Lundquist is sponsor. Modern Dancing, under the di- rection ot Miss Wong, provided un- usual and attractive performances this year, which were enjoyed by fellow students. Any iunior or senior interested may try out. GRA officers were Bettina McKenna, Frances Ruiz, Linda Moreno, Norma Castillo Disciplined practice was necessary for members of the modern dancing class. French Club-ROW 1: Lillian Villaescusa, E. Griialva, P. Florence, C. C. Hinton, M. Love. ROW 3: J. St. Ledger, John Parker, D. Sandoval Molina, J. Rivers, D. Dixon, S. Maldonado, G. Schmeling. ROW 2: J. V. Neugebauer, B. Alexander, T. Mikel, M. Curtis. De Muth, L. McNally, C. Jonski, M. Robinson, M. Hourcht, W. Fuchs,

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Clubs Served Varging Interests Spanish Club-ROW I: Linda Moreno, Anna Rivera, Olivia Burrola, Bertha better known as Los Poblanos. One project of the club is to raise funds Cruz, Martha Valenzuela. ROW 2: Albert Marquez, Frank Fernandez, to award an annual scholarship to an outstanding Spanish speaking Jaime Yslas, Jose Vasquez, Robert Bracamonte. The Spanish Club is senior who is interested in continuing his studies in Spanish. Mediketts-ROW l: Susan Best, Joyce Lemons, Clarissa Sanchez, Vicki ROW 3: Cheryl Mahlios, John Wilson, Barbara Kosko, Janet Lancaster. Van Buskirk. ROW 2: Susan Bright, Darlena Lemons, Gwendy Apodaca. l-6ClI'I'llI1g by SXPEHGHCCH is The Theme of These STUd9filS- X 1 R. .-,l , Red Cross-ROW 1: D. St. Charles, D. Lemmons, S. Waag, J. Lemmons M. Price, S. Whalen, G. Membrila, D. Chavez, C. Boone, E. Gutierrez Unknown, L. Albanez, E. Massey. ROW 2: D. Lew, E. Lee, M. Morris T. Delsid, T. Orozco, C. Velasquez, Unknown, S. Brumbaugh, C. Henry. ROW 3: M. Velasquez, S. Garcia, U. Harris, S. Miller, D. Hummer, M. Lawrence, S. Sams, L. Soza, D. Lopez, C. Huaroque. Purpose of the Red Cross is to stimulate interest in the charitable work of the community in order to foster better citizenship. 83