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

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Publications Offer Variety ,..,. ug 4 f -L, Q I 2 1-Photo Publications Stafters areg Top row: Gilbert Alcaraz, Jose Parga, Johnny Paz, Gabriel Romero, Nathan Alcantar, and Daniel Gandara. Bottom Row: Yvonne Ayala, Diane Carrillo, Boogie Silva, Roach Gandara, and Jose Valencia. 2-Mr. Honcoop shows Diane Carrillo and Gabriel Romero negatives on a light table. 3-Becky Munoz is preparing what she will say in front ofthe camera. 4-Alex Garcia adjusts T.V. camera to shoot a scene of a program put on by Modern Media. 5-Ms. Nunez, a teacher's aide for Spanish, reads a student's paper. 6- Ms. Gonzales lectures one of her Spanish classes. 144

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-'lr'-t -df! A1 Yvonne Aramburo 3 Science Department I-las Growing Pains Gabriel Romero Q33 -'--' a a. xii ? . Q t 25' is J f' . 5' Donna Huckuba 1-Peter Bracmonte watches his partner Craig Robillard doing part ol the lab. 2-Terry Cruz is one of many students who is learning to operate a calculator in business classes. 3-Mr. Hitchcock is busy teaching another day's lesson. 4-Taking shorthand, typing, and figuring is part of the class where Frances Saiz, Gloria Cruz, and Claudia Baitierrez learn business technique. 5-ln physical science Roxana Garcero and Annette Estrada clean up atter a lab experiment. 14

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panish, French, German ighlight Languages WH ff' f' g9F - ,g.j,,1f-:es ,123 . sa y .1,s5ww5aga5,fgq5'msal1vgwye, .. l . l.. ff-wfw- . N ,.,L f-. Foreign Language What classes are popular among many students? Modern and classical languages, of course, because of the new materials to aid learning. Head of the language department, Estehela Gonzalez, stated that she has been constantly orderin-lg new scholastic material for the interest of the stu- dents. he students are enthusiastic about the new literature that is now available to them. The newest addition to the lan- guage department staff, Flenee Fenn, instructed two Spanish classes and an English class as a second language. Besides Spanish, German and French were taught in the department. Finally Jerry Alfieri, Spanish student, stated, I needed to learn the Spanish language when I went to order food, in a Mexican restaurant. -Robin Blake Publications Have you ever wanted to work a T.V. camera?'Well,. rn Modern Media you can. Modern Media is a class in which students can learn to work T.V. cameras, direct a film, and act in a production. Students learn technical skills and how to translate an idea into reality. Ms. Judy Allen, the teacher for Modern Media, has been at Pueblo for 5 years. Sharon Clayton, a senior, stated, This class is very exciting, it teaches you how to operate a T.V. camera and to direct a show. -Alicia Blake ' 145