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

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Classes Grow in P.E. and Industrial Ed. This year's industrial education classes were alive and growing faster than before. The industrial classes now have ap- proximately Q75 students enrolled. The purpose for this class, was to get training to be prepared for careers in industry or recreational uses. Industrial education department had a new teacher on staff whose name was Charles Guerri. Mr, Guerri taught drafting, The department lost four teachers this year which cut down classes for students. Physical Education was a two year class that was required for graduation. Depart- ment head was Mr, John Mulay, who was also the varsity wrestling coach, There were at least 1200 to 1800 students enroll- ed in that department. The purpose was to teach leisure time recreation sports and to help students to better their physical condi- tion. The department added a new teacher, Kay Sweeny. She taught health and retired in January. There were exactly eight teachers in the department. The department received weight lifting equip- ment which cost 512,000 17 Students take P.E. seriously. 25 A student makes use of the new weightlifting equipment. SD Alex Lopez reaches for the rebound. 45 Carefully and skillfully a student welds. 55 Carefully measuring the wood is an Industrial Ed student. 671981-82 Industrial Education Dept. teachers are: Gary Slagel, Mike Padilla, David Salazar, Pat Richardson, Joe Cicero, and AI Arellano. 75 Picture not available for Physical Ed dept. teachers. ,ll' 2 . the :QL .... Q . .gmt .t Rx, E. Industrial Ed 6 P.E. 125 1 ... . .. 6

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Administration Improves PuebIo's Quality Mr. Acuna, the principal of Pueblo, thought that the new school year started out pretty well. There were some pro- blems such as schedule changes, and tar- dies but overall school had a good start. The tardy policy wasn't working as well as we thought it would, stated Ms. Grace, assistant principal. When asked how the students were doing, Ms. Grace indicated that the students that were involved would succeed. Ms. Grace has been Assistant Principal Cactivitiesb of Pueblo for three years. With a smile she added, I have a special place for Pueblo. As for as the participation fee there was no choice, stated Mr. Dyson, assistant prin- cipol of Pueblo. Charge a fee or cut the athletic program. Some fees are as high as fifty dollars in California. Therefore, we're kind of lucky. When asked about the budget cuts Mr. Dyson commented that budget cuts are a fact of life or reality. He also added, You can't spend what you don' t have. This year the administration provided an in-service program for teachers. The goal for the teachers in-service program was to help teachers grow personally and profes- sionally, which in turn would provide the students high quality educotion. This in- service was held after students classes for teachers. 17 Working on schedule changes is Mr. Dyson. 23 One of Mr. Acuna's hobbies is picture taking. 35 Ms. Grace gives advice to a student. 45 Mr. Acuna makes plans for next year. 55 One of Mr. Acuno's busiest days is planning for graduation. 65 During her break, Ms. Grace poses for a picture. Principal 127