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

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KM , Sam Valdovin Wll'lYe nlv'u:1ll'rw ff v 'PfvRY'fY'1 'nl:ll l ' !F i Zi Shems Morabet 2 1-Kennedy Lake serves as a relaxing get-away for many of us. 2- Seniors show their pride at the first pep assembly as the year of the Blue Dragon is proclaimed. 3--Murals were painted to commemorate Pueblo's twenty-fifth anniversary. 4-Leo Glen watches his teammates during a crucial game. 5-Pueblo's drum corps shows the audience its style. 6-A mural on nearby Sixth Avenue depicts the southwestern man's changes. ' 61:3 'ly ,.ygr,tQ ' Ig ,ia I 'A,,.-...Q-.,..,,, t. , A 4 .1 v Q --f--lu i D, Pesquiera l 3

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ff Pueblo People Shovv Variety Pueblo's mighty Warrior mascot has been standing, look- ing over P.l-l,S. since the beginning of 1955. He's a strong, proud Warrior and is a symbol of our people. Pueblo people came from a variety of backgrounds and cultures. They celebrated their price and uniqueness at school or at nearby parks. Whether students were involved in athletics or relaxing, Warrior pride was Looking Good. -Sam Valdovin ' P- EMF. ,ff ' 4 - 14 , . h J. , L, r. , 'fx an L t ' S 4 Iii- 1 - ' ? . ' ' I 3 A . ' l rg , '1 R , , I ,Mag 4 ? v. ,Ag ' ' ' fl fi A - lyyl ie i,l , it Y r A ag ' , . in - 'f-. .. g it .. ,Q rw - 5. l f i l,-.1 !'1Y- 2.4-kit git'--M J ., ,L , Shems Mor b I 5 rf 1 ,X , 8 .N V --........... 4 if S Vldo 6