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

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1 L rr I F . 'Eli r Shems Morabet 1. . . MEANS Jobs: SPANiSI'l Club Evivlsd Jobs for Arizona Graduates was a pro- gram to assist high school seniors make the transition from high school to the world of vvork. This program helps the seniors develop skills that are needed to get the type of job they vvant. After com- pleting this program, the seniors are placed in a job upon their graduation. The job specialist here is Paul C. Acuna. This club consisted of 72 mem- il-4 EUNICE 1 Shems Morabet bers their tirst year. -Robin Cook Mrs. Esthela Gonzales arrived at Pueblo six years and revived the Spanish Club. Anyone could join the club without having to know hovv to speak Spanish. Mrs. Gonzales said, The purposes of her club are to gather tor a good time and to have activities for fund-raising and for cultural presentations. The tamale sale was their highest fund raiser this year. The money raised by the Spanish Club vvas used mainly for scholarships for graduating seniors. -Michelle Dandurand 1. Spanish club members are Vickie T Cecilia Gallegos, Priscilla Sanchez, Serakos, Linda Gonzales, Monse Martinez Miranda. Bottom row are: Delma Lopez, Canez, Gladys Valenzuela, Eunice Ruiz, Cantua. 2. J.A.G. officers are Robin Cook, Alcorta, Yolanda Flores, Jesus Mendibles. B row: Ron Felix, Marcos Lopez. 3. J.A.G. mer are Mr. Acuria Csponsorj, Leo Bruce, R Leyvas, Sandy Chacon, Patsy Alcorta, Yo Olivas, Susan Hoyer, Rudy Vargas, Emily Joann Ormsby, Norma Kramer, Marcos L Manny Trevino. Second row: Lori Loya, Ana C Ana Martinez, Yolanda Flores, Alma Tena, lv Ruelas, Marty Madrid, Robin Cook, Ron Felix. row: Martin Oros, Mary Helen Garcia, Mendibles, Patti Glass, Johnny Sanchez Olivas. Guy at the top is Carlos Figueroa. 4 PaulAcuna calls meeting to order.

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Model United Nations club studies international relations and participated in the state-wide Arizona Model United Nations conference held annually at Uni- versity of Arizona. At the conference each high school represented a different nation, discussed and voted on world issues such as the arms race and the torture of the political prisoners from the point of view of the country they represented. ln recent years, Pueblo has repre- sented Costa Rica, Peru, Saudi Arabia, and Mongolia. -Arnulfo Palma - 4 1- mfr., l Q. .ff W Boogie Silvas 1. Dennis Carter, Susie Cisneros, Tim McCright, and Arnulfo Palma, discussing Mongolia at a Model UN meeting. 2. Susie Cisneros and Tim McCright concentrate on a lecture on world relations. 3. Arnulfo Palma preparing some club work. 4. Members are: Top row: Arnulfo Palma, Party Gillette, Joy Moshier, Eddie Cortinas, Dennis Carter. Bottom row: Tim McCright, Anna Maria Rodriguez, Stella Lee, Susie Cisneros. -Robin Blake . 5 . . v--r ' odel UN 4 Boogie Silvas Wi W ,rf . . 3 .A .1-1.1 .-... 5 1 . NX' h...,....w? 113

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f it i Gilbert Alcaraz ilbert Alcaraz Council Active For Student Body 3 One of the most active organizations at Pueblo is Student Council. lt sponsored dances such as the student body mixer and both the Winter Royalty and Rodeo Royalty dances. lt also sponsored pep assemblies and spirit weeks, in addition to the student body and class elections. Mrs. Grove, Student Council sponsor for three years, has strived to make Student Council members active, diligent leaders, and she feels this has been accom- plished very well. -A rnulfo Palma, Margie Vasquez .F 1. Sandra Valencia tells Santa Claus what she wants for Christmas. 2. Katrina Montano prepares Valentine flowers for fund raising. 3. Student Council officers Barbra Mazon, Sandra Clgacon, and Sandra Valencia, call meeting to or er. 115