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

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Arthur Eugene Troutner mcnara R. Williamson S- John Zimmer Marla 0. Velesquez I Masters-A.S.U. Masters-U o1A MSW' 5-U 0' A min Teachers aide Minn, chairperson Business Education 20 yggrs 2 years 17 years 15 Years Backpacking In wilderness Reading, Horseback riding Fishing, woodworking Gardening. reading Calvin Montgomery nas toured many different places. He traveled to Amsterdam and Thailand. Hitchhiking was his favorite way of traveling when he toured Canada. Mr. Montgomery met friendly people in the different places he went. Aside from teaching Mr. Montgomery is a Reading counselor and editor for the Tucson Area Reading Council. Calvin Montgomery is originally from Omaha, Nebraska, and from there he moved to New York until four years ago when he came to Tucson. -Cynthia Ann Varelas Marie Morris has been teaching at Pueblo for nine years. T not her only profession, being a mother and wife is her main role asked how she liked working with the students she stated, The stud e are great and I enjoy working with them. Mrs. Morris was born in Oklahoma but was raised in Arizona. - 1 Cynthia A. Var 156 In Memoriam Ellen Schulman 1 953-1 981

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Paul C. Acuna .-Criminal Justice Specialist for Ariz. Graduates ear tb.. Ftbl Yvonne Cano ster's-U of A ir, guitar Instructor ars nis, biking Renee Ann Fenn ter's-U of A gual ar ling Thomas A. Gutierrez ier's-U of A rning Disabilities ars ellnc. Spons Roland Laverter ters-U or A Govt, BRIS erlng Questionnaires Calvin D. Montgomery er'e-U of A I, Reading ar lng stained glass windows Casstromo Preston elors-U of A ars c, listening to music Richard Sanchez elors-U of A Ftbl. coach r uetball, wrestling Judith Anne Allen Master's-Stanford U. Modem Media 5 years Painting, songwriting Joseph F , Cicero Master's-Kans. State Univ. Printing Instructor 21 years Fishing, hunting Olivia Gonzales Gallego Masler's-U of A Bilingual Bus. 9 years Camping John A. HBFIITBI7 Masters--U of A Science, Chairperson 22 years Ouail hunting, reading Claudia Ann Lusfeck Master's Home Ec. 9 years Writing, Designing Patricia Anne Moreno Bachelors-U of A Eng, V: year Patricia RBVSS Bachelors-Penn. Sfafe Univ. Bio. teacher 161 year Swimming, hiking, bicycling Saturnlno Canez Santa Cruz Bachelors-U of A Head Ftbl. coach 8 years Spons, music AlbertArellano Master's-U.N. of Colo. Industrial Ed. 16 years Golf Mae ll Cleary Master's-U of A Adap. Ed. Chairperson 6 years Being with family Estehela Gonzalez Maeler's-U of A Modern, Classical Lang. 9 years Building a new home Charlene JOIIBS E.M.H.-Drake U. Adaptive Ed. 2 years Reading Robert M. Miller Master's-U of llllnols Math 19 years Hiklng, playing guitar. gardening Marian Virginia Munsinger Masters-U of A Bus. Ed. 16 years Horseback riding, competition dressage Karen Elizabeth Ruhland Bachelors-U of A P.E, 1 year AquaticlTeam Sports, backpacking Eileen Sherlock Master's-U of A Eng. 16 years Tennis Larry Franklin Campbell Master's-U oi A Drlver Ed., P,E. 1 year Enjoying his family Linda Colleen Dyer Bachelors-U of A Math 1 year Sewing William Lee Gordon Jr. Bachelors-U of A French, track coach 2 years Scuba divlng Rebecca D. Jones Master's--Central Miss. State Univ. Tltle l Eng. 1 st year Needle craft f Jenniler Porter Molina Bachelors-U of A Learning Disabilities 3 years Tennis David R. Pinegar Masters-U of A Eng, 11 years Reading, Racquet Ball George Salvesen Master's-U of A Science 8 years Outdoor recreation activities Edward Smith Masters-U of A History 18 years Reading

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-. ,MQ ,fx . ., . .wsu was -sn-an iaf ,f , ' S Teachers for the school year of 1980-81 had a troublesome at Pueblo High School. To begin with, classes had to be because the student ratio of 25-30 students per acne. was not fulfilled. Many students could not get into the asses they wished to have at mid-semester registration. Another major problem was the shortage of funds in the hool district. Due to this shortage, all schools in District one d to decrease the number of funds usually spent throughout e year. Substitutes were no longer hired. Due to the lack of substi- tes, teachers and administrators were used to fill in for teach- s who needed substitutes. Bill Bordon, Warren Essig, Burgess edle, and Fred Rogers, here at Pueblo, substituted for teach- s. -Cynthia Ann Varelas I as 1. Calvin Montgomery teaches his class. 2. Marie Morris smiles at students during assignments. 3. Yvonne Cano, Saturnino Santa Cruz, Ed Messing, and other teachers break from meeting con- cerning students. 4. Fiobie Eastlack discusses scholastic happen- ings with John Henson. 5. Pueblo's teachers listen while being to d new policies to take place. 6. Roberto Acuna discusses poli- cies with teachers while Mr. Montgomery smiles at joke being told by other teachers. ' II -i-ICR3 F F .ggrigfll 157 1 t