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

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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.

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FH DECA Nineteen mmbers dominat- ed Future Homemakers of America. FHA is an organiza- tion which helps it's members learn more about themselves and their responsibilities in the future. Special events were planned in Room 221 every Wednesday at 2:45, afterschool. The spon- sor was Mrs. Charlotte Queen, home ec. teacher at Pueblo. -Mary Ellen Valle ONE- Sonia Leon sews X-mas stock- ing for FHA project. TWO-Front Row- Susie Lopez fre- porteri, Mary Ellen Valle, lPresidentJ, Diane Valenzuela, tTreasurerJ Back Row- Sandra Gastelum tHistorianl, Maria Elena Lopez CProject Chair- manl, Gina Scopellite tSecretaryJ. Of- ficers not present are Rosa Rivera, lVice-Presidentl, Cecilia Gallego, QReporterj. THREE- Front Row- Kneeling: Car- men Cruz, Lydia Caro, Mary Ellen Valle, Diane Valenzuela, Sonia Leon. Back Row Standing: Mrs. Charlotte Queen, Cecilia Gallego, Becky Lo- pez, Lillian Pesquiera, Maria Elena Lopez, Gina Scopellite, Lillian Ug- alde and Sandra Gastelum. Not shown in picture is Rose Rivera. 3, Q ifi fff' is ix 4 'Li A 3 if Q , we N, X QE HUMEMAK at M Q, 1XMJ'1ii'?iae f HERE A