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

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EHIQIQNI CDIR3 SCQDQIIIELLFW AND Ei' TQDIQDEENTLF GQDUDINJQUL 3 i a.. 5 'lil fi degli, if f Honor Society and Student Council have been active this year in various areas. One of the many things Honor Society did was buy a Christmas tree and make desserts for the Mar- shal Home for Men. Student Council sponsored various dances, a blood drive, as well as other activities. Together Honor Society and Student Council sponsored a brunch for honor roll stu- dents. Student Council and Honor Society have both contributed to help make a better com- munity and school. -Wendy Woods- ONE: Mr. Gastellum, Mrs. Grove and Mr Kluck chaperone the Student Body Mixer. TWO: Marion Woods and Nachie Martinez put announcements on the marque. THREE: Alfred Gastellum and Susie Sotomayer help at the Christmas party. FOUR: Ofelia Gandara gives blood during the Student Council blood drive. FIVE: Honor Societies officers seated are: Gerrie lohnston, President, Marilee Roel, Vice-Presi- dent, Mary Martinson, Secretary, Wendy Woods, Treasurer. SIX: juan Marquez, Nachie Martinez, Vivian Hinojos, Carla Anderson, Lupita Acosta, Iosie Amaro, Tom Short, Rachel Vidal, Ernestine Vil- la, Marion Woods, lulie Alferi, Elaine Melton, Ingrid Lee, Wendy Woods, Marilee Roell, Mary Martinson, Gerrie lohnston, are Honor Society members. SEVEN: Student Council members aregtseatedl Nina Corral, Armando Bracamonte, Susie Soto- mayor, lackie Anaya, Rachel Vidal, Tom Short, Ingrid Lee, Diane Canez, Rossella Vidal. Istanding arel Reene Rivera, Donna Braca- monte, Sally Torres, Maria Valenzuela, Debbie Rivera, Terry Martinez, Sylvia Sotelo, Lupita Acosta, Elmer Lever, Allred Gastellum, Sandy Canez, Stella Lee, Barbara Teso, Becky Munoz, Cecilia Borboa, and Mrs. Grove, their advisor. 41

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,NX f.Q .Q M llsigiinitiiimg Grew Pueblos's Lighting Crew met when needed during perfor- mances and other school activi- ties to help with lighting and P.A. equipment. They also video taped athletic events and special classroom activities. Being on the lighting crew means putting in a lot of your own free time , commented Mrs. Schallhorn, crew advisor. -Sam Valdovin Keeping tradition is a hard thing to do but Pueblo's Tradi- tions Committee did it in 1980. The main activity of the commit- tee was the homecoming dance and half-time ceremony. The goals of the committee are to carry on school traditions, this is a hard job because there is lack of participation. Mrs. Mae Cleary and lennifer Porter were the clubs advisors, and Anthony Martinez was presi- dent, Melinda Martinez was vice president, Norma Cramer, sec- retary, and Alfred Gastellum was treasurer. Funds raised by the committee went to the Pueblo canned food drive. - Sam Valdovin ONE: Students show what they can do at a dance sponsored by the Traditions Committee. TWO: Dances were a big attraction at school. THREE: Anthony Martinez thinks about an up-coming event planned by the committee. FOUR: Traditions Committee members arep Bottom row, Eddie Cortinas, Patsy Robles, Tim McCright. Top rowg Gloria Cruz, Mrs. Molina, Norma Cramer, Mrs. Cleary, and Gina Scapoletti. FIVE: Ms. Arlene Schallhorn, Frank Molina, and Fernando Leon double check the lights before beginning. SIX: Fernando Leon adjusts the switches to reduce the lighting. SEVEN: The Lighting Crew was even at Delegate Assemblies as Keith Pate sets up sound equipment. EIGHT: Frank Molina spot lights a speaker.