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

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Gold Keys Glo To P l-l S Artlsts Blue rrbbons and gold keys were awarded to Pueblo art students at the Scholastic Art Exhrbrt held at Park Mall Luls Mena won two gold keys and a blue nbbon rn the pen mlxed medla drvrslon Shems Morabet won a gold key blue nb bon and a cash award rn the photogra phy dlvrslon Joe Munlz Ftlcardo Saldlvar Jose Quljada and Reuben Naranjo were also gold key winners An all blue nbbon flnallsts 6XhlblTIOD went on display In Phoenlx and then they traveled to New York Cnty 1 A blue nbbon was won by Luls Mena rn the scratch board catagory 2-Flay Olguln won a prrze at the low rrder brke show 3 Ygnacro Herman Jose Cordova Albert Blankenshlp and Anthony Gonzales wrll represent Pueblo at Boys state 4 Shems Morabet accepts a cash award from Candrd Wedding photography 7 Luus Mena stands by one of hrs two gold key projects at Park Mall Exhrblt 38

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,VX Nathan Alcantar Josie Amaro Johnny Castillo Cindy Gabusi Christina Gomez W. g ,, skim? ,. f.,,.fx1 i X 3 J S' Craig Head Yolanda Higuera Juan Marquez Nachie Martinez Sandra Martinez Vi Bernadette Montano Diane Morgan Armida Ouiroz Marilee Roell Abian Rojas xt-Tei - Richard Ruiz Donna Short Tracy Smith Sandra Valencia Wvian Vega rf. X V fb .L , s Matilda Verdugo Ernestine Villa Micaela Wllanueva Rosella Wdal Marion Woods Top 25 students' are elected on academic and students activ- participation. These students have earned the title by having grade point average of no less than 3.4 during all their four ars. In addition to high academic standings, they also must ve participated in numerous student activities. These stu- nts made Pueblo look good during the school year. NOTE: udents in Top 25 are alphabetized and are not listed accord- W g to academic rank. -Cynthia Ann Varelas Academic Studen ts

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Innocence Gentle snow, blowing tree Thrashing waves upon the sea. Autumn leaves, fall to the ground Giant meadows, mute in sound Shiny bright, when all was new And butterflies swam in the morning dew. Now it's gone forever good-bye Life has left, Sweet Death will cry No children laugh, no children play No grown-ups smile, the wise men say Where has all the innocence gone? It's time is up. A broken bond. By Janet Gerakos Storm Concrete mask made ot tlesh Covers the storm inside Where a vicious wind and A burnlrag rose seem to collide Making ust out ot reason. Their conflict building until Everything within has turned numb A fragile vase inside holding states of being Finally breaks into many pieces And t e mask outside begins to crack When the pain ot the storm releases The rain until the hurt eases. ByAna Camacho Loneliness the deep pain ot sadness, A desolate soul's absence ot gladness Meeting lost friends rewarded as a dream. Memories ofa loved one entwined with death Death, the dark bearer of eternal peace, One that gives value to what life may mean. Zest for li e, which at its end takes one's breath. And with Death's token man can only cease. Loneliness can be a rich man's treasure Famous feelings that man cannot measure, Promises only spoken, not returned 1 Like a broken-heart's letters that are burned the determined loser's friend-misery! Ah Loneliness-immortalized thru history! By Donna Short 39