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

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Dyson Joins Pueblo's New Administration JOE PANGA If H 'H A 62 X' ff? 25 , ' Mr. Jack Dyson, joined Ms. Serafina Grace as assistant prin- cipal ot student activities. He came from Special Projects High School at Tucson High and strictly deals with student services, clubs, sports, and publications. Dyson enjoys developing sys- temsato ease workloads, and in addition, he also enjoys back- packing and hiking. Working closely with Mr. Dyson, Ms. Grace is in charge of curriculum development and instructional budget. A new addi- tion was the Xerox machine in the library basement, and she coordinated copy procedures. ln addition to that she looked after the school's maintenance and helped the other new administrators learn the routine around Pueblo. 147 4.-hu-H --L

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1-Representing the class ot 1961 is Mr. Acufla as the honor guest at our homecoming events. 2 -Greeting the teachers on their first day of school is principal, Roberto Acuna. 3-Thinking ol more new ideas for improving the school is principal, Acuna. 4-Papenlvork dominated Ms. Graces job as assistant principal ot personnel. 5 -Mr. Jack Dyson joined P.H.S. as assistant principal of the student activities. l Mr. Roberto Acuna, graduate of the class of 1961 returned as Pueblo's new principal. After graduating, Mr. Acufia left for California Western College at San Diego, where he studied Political Science and received his Bachelor's degree. After receiving his degree, he moved to Cal-State Long Beach, where he received his masters' degree in Secondary Aministration. Mr. Acuna has had many working experiences. He first taught at Sacramento Junior High and later was dean of the Stu- dent Services at Santa Monica College. Mr. Acuna said I really enjoy being here at the school l graduated from. It really does feel good coming back and l do plan on staying here for many years to make some changes. Many students and administration enjoyed working with Mr. Acufla , stated senior Hubert Wash- ington. Also many students really liked Mr. Acufia bet- ter than other principals who have been at Pueblo in the past. -Mary Ellen Valle

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Richard Castellum: From Counselor To Dean Mr. Richard Gastellum has been working at Pueblo for seven years. He likes his job, and says everything has been working out well, but there are still growing pains because the students roles haven't changed. He believes that the change of advisor system has benefited the counselors. Now they don't have to deal with student discipline even though Mr. Gasteilum does. Mr. Gastellum enjoys his new job as dean, since he was selected from the other counselors for this work. He hopes someday to be a principal of a school. He knows that being dean is not very popular, but this is a step to becoming a principal. -Michelle Dandarand V. Carole Smith Joins New Administration V. Carole Smith was among one of the administrators assigned to Pueblo. She and Mr. Gastellum worked closely together as the newly installed deans. Ms. Smith came from Special Projects High School and worked in a professional internship program. Although this was her first administrative assignment, she holds two masters degrees in administration along with a degree in music. -Sam Valdovin 1-Dean V. Carole Smith was also one ot the new administrators to join the Pueblo crowd. 2-Dean Richard Gastellum checks over report cards. 3- From advisor to dean, Mr. Gastellum confers with a student. RICHARD V. CAROLE GASTELLUM SMITH