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

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THREE 'wa M- .tl . L4 Guerrerorror ThetVllarr-ior'f isa bi-weekly, newspaperiiwritteh by the advanced journalism class at Pueblo. El Guerrero covered a variety of subjects from one on scars to,gonQ,sQn? teertg r a tg Q5Ger,rie lohnston leaves, het, pq- sition as Editor-in-chief after holding it for two years. Graduat- ing seniors who held positions on the staff were Gerrie lohnston, editor, Susan Teso, Feature edi- tor, Michael Payne, sports edi- tor, Rosa Rivera, community re- lations, Annette Escalante, car- toonist, and Carla Anderson ad- vertising manager. The staff worked long and hard in order to make each edition better than the last. El Guerrero won the All American rating for the second ,half of the V. ft M .-1,. , -tg its school year. Marks of distinctio it were received in coveragewflnd content, physical appeagjapce, writing and editing, editorial leadership, opinion features as' well as others. - Sam ONrE: Advisor Mrs. Wanda Millerffmdkes arrajtgments with the printer forgtt1eEl Guerirero. 5, gf? TWO: EI Guerrero staff included?-fljop Row, Danny Gibson, Michael Ililyhe, Annette Escalante, Carla Anderson. Bottom Row: Sam Valdovin, Ip any Gallego, Rosa Rivera, Susan Tesoit: A rs. Wanda Miller THREE: During the spirit week, Susan Teso, Gerrie lohnston and Annette Es- calante play the part. FOUR: Each reporter had to proof read their own copy, as lackie Barry ho ass, .Q m 1 , tk K rw: . ' .gat-Q, af 2.35 E a as rf 2 ., 'gr FIVE' Sports reporting ke Payrle busy at the typewrifeg SIX: Editor- in-chief, Gerrie lohnston, listens to a problem from a reporter.,

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IRQUGQGZIDSGQJFE ONE Visitor talks to a club member about jobs. TWO Vickie Tamayo and Tim Mc Cright have a friendly discussion. THREE Linda, Eddie, and Rosa are club officers. FOUR Med Start members pose for pic- ture. They are, Eddie Cortinas, Veronica Diaz, Norma Cramer, Gloria Cruz, Rosa Miranda, Tim McCright of the back row. Standing in the front are,'Vickie Tamayo, Vivian Tamayo, Sylvia Bravo, Menisha Harris, and Linda Gonzlaez. The Pueblo Warrior Med-Start Club was active this year with it's 15-20 members, led by advisor Don Collier. Med-Start is a club where it's members get a chance to study about a career in medi- cine. The main goal of the club is to see it's members graduate from Med school and come back to Pueblo to help people. Med-Start activities included meetings at the UA, a field trip to Sells, Arizona, guest speakers, and fund-raising projects. The club officers were, Linda Gonzales, president, Elaine Mel- ton, vice president, Rosa Mir- anda, secretary, Eddie Cortinas, treasurer.-Sam Valdovin