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

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Physical Ed The bowling program this year was tantastic! stated physical educa- tion teacher, Rosalie Wong. Volleyball, swimming, and bowling were some of the activi- ties ottered during Pueblo's two year required physical edu- cation. To teach these sports, Pueblo welcomed three new teachers to the P.E. department. They were: Larry Campbell who taught both P.E. and driver's education along with Luci Banales who taught P.E., and also sponsored both the cheerleading and songleading squads. Karen Fluhland also taught P.E. and boy's swimming. The students have adapted very well to the new teachers and the system, stated department head, John Mulay. Santa Cruz Lanes was the place to find many students dur- ing their P.E. classes. There was a slight increase in bowling price, but it didn't stop Diane Walker and Art Apalategui as they were the top class bowlers. This year there was a Pro- Am bowling tournament with thirty-one teams entered. Judy Boenisch's fBowling Alley employeej Better Bowlers won it with a score of 837. Top student bowlers and their scores in the tournament were: Susie Lopez, 164, Diane Walker, 152, Xochith Oros, 145, James Salgado, 193, Jose Badilla, 158, and Flon Felix with a 157. The bowling pro- gram this year was fantastic! commented Rosalie Wong. -Martha Sanchez Adaptive Education Enthusiasm was in the learning disabilities program this year due to the expansion in the department's curriculum. New teachers in the department were: Ethel Luckach, who returned to teach basic skills and Richard Sanchez, who also taught in the program. Other new teachers in the department were, Carol Merritt in physical education and Steve Kempa in the hearing-impaired classes. L. D. students were transferred to Cholla and Tucson High Schools due to over-crowding at Pueblo. When asked how the students were adapting to Pueblo's program, Ethel Luckach replied, The students were doing very well. Finally, new department head was Mae Clearv who helped the program's expansion. -Martha Sanchez 134 Bowling Pro-Am Vitalizes P.E. , M M ,,.,,..,,,.,..- t,....-- f My-' ' 'H' T' . . l JCBBVI Cl ITT: 5,3151 , 35,125.5 Yola daSl 8 .fogg-