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

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Yu: i 7 T mga mmf EZWM ONE 7-0- THREE Rings and Things is a Home Economics class that teaches teenagers what life is all about. Mrs. usteck was the teacher. All three classes held a Mock Weddin in the auditorium during time first three periods on February 20, 1980. The couples in first period were Terry Gastellum and loe Navarro. The couples in second period were Sandy Young and Armando Bracamonte. The couples in third period were Michelle Cox and Roger Soriano. Faculty men articipated as fathers of t e Brides. Mr. 0'Rourke Mr. Santa Cruz and Mr. Kluck helped during the cake and punch reception after the ceremony. Selected classes and invited students attended as wedding guests. Pearl Elliott ONE- Michelle Cox and Roger Soriano are acting as Mr. and Mrs. Roger Soriano. TWO- Fathers of brides were faculty mem- bers, Mr. 0'Rourke, Mr. Kluck, and Mr. Santa Cruz. THREE- Sand Young and Armando Braca- monte posecl as Mr. and Mrs. Armando Bracamonte. FOUR- Terry Gastellum and loe Navarro are acting as Mr. and Mrs. loe Navarro. 4--A :FOUR - 19

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HAL LOWE EN ONE- Eric Nesbitt entertains youngsters at Halloween party. TWO- Monster attacks party. The Halloween party went over very well this year sponsored by the Sophomore class. Fifty to sixty elementary youngsters from Rose, Mission View, Pueblo Gardens, Van Buskar and Hollenger attended this Halloween party. These schools are called feeder schools. Food and prize donations came from local businesses such as McDonalds. Decorations and games the sophomore class helped set up. The children had a great time and they're looking forward to next year's party. -Pearl Elliott ,NY 18 in

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,a .,a.,. lb V nh. giaqkg f .y S 1 Y IDIIA 'UD Ildlllfx I IUIEIBIL Pueblo's 1980 styles had many different looks, from disco to ca- sual sports wear. There were very well dressed students on campus, not only girls but guys, too. Some of our staffers went to The Limited to model all the differ- ent styles which are popular now, such as the double belt, baggy strait leg jeans, and colorful Ha- waiian style blouses. Tennis shoes, clogs, sandals, and baby- dolls shoes were seen all over campus. Pueblo people knew how to dress in the latest, be- cause styling is fun. -Wendy Woods and Veronica Lowe :gilt ---.....,, -L., ,J ti 1 1 1 tv l I ,. 5 3 ., , l r'3??2,!tii,l i'f3 3fl'f'l', VK l'4. t V' jf W a . Y t , ' .Q r. f ,Ly 'f I .tw Y l Asif '51 A f ll , ' lf -- Qu - t f 'i 'ae -Mt t i J ,JL ' 5 - '- 27' xf We , .wt , ' V- 1 xt. 4' if i t i N' , ty if tt ' h 1,3 fr Y t s ' t F' lg, 'Tri ,tvt t iii ' 4 ' ' . 'A' i2zf?fff il 370 ,if f ,.tt, , ,mf '4 ,, L ,' Q,-s A W M I , ' Ex ' 1, . ,,,,,,, N 'A , .,,,,, - Vi ta. 5 A fl rvhtff ' W fiirmiiigim .o N' ,P 1' - 1 ' ut' '-L ' I 20 5 4 ,fb f X