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

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140 Gallego, Ana Gallegos, Cecilia Galvez, Rosa Gandara, Jose Garcia, Anna Garcia, Frank Garcia, Sandra Garcia, Virginia Gardea, Barbara Garza, Art Gibson, Clarissa Gill, Lindo Gillette, Patricia Glenn, Leo Gomez, Maria Gonzales, Arlene Gonzales, Armando Gonzales, Dolores Gonzales, Jesus Gonzales, Tony Gracia, Vivian Copy: Joy Moshier Photos: Levy's -fps iff Is There Life After High School? The High school years are perhaps the most difficult and yet at the same time, the most enjoyable. Teenagers have, for th most part, outgrown their adolesence period of their lives an have not yet reached their adulthood. lt is a time for laughing partying and cruising. The senior year is one of the most looked forward to even for all high school students. To be able to initiate freshman, rur for homecoming, and attend the prom are all enviable a tivities. Being a senior, however, is not all fun and games. Th senior must make decisions about his life and his career. Many options are open to senior students and it is often difficult to choose the right one. Arizona has a wide variety of colleges fo high school students to choose from. University of Arizona ir Tucson, Arizona State University in Tempe, and Northerr Arizona University in Flagstaff are the main universities bu there are many other small colleges and trade schools. lt is no unusual to be unsure of one's future but these decisions mus be made and made soon. Whatever path is choosen Puebla seniors hope to find happiness and success. SENIOR SURVEY College-bound 6311 Military-bound 47, World-bound 161, Undecided 171 A.,-: ,aj K i : ' g f is-'fx 631 1 Q - - .5 -.,: ' . ,,,,.,, - nv- A-vu 1 Q. . . , X fy .i.gg.,g .r-'

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Jonnson, Michelle ' Jimmerson, Barbara Jeonisse, Marcel Klein, Christine Keeler, Lisa Key, Matthew Lennox, Mark Levy, Brenda E Leyvas, Nancy Lopez, Alfredo A Lopez, Mario Lopez, Susan Lopez, Susie Loyo, Ruth Lucero, Bernadette Lucero, Reynolda YSL? L, X' , P-lu ' - V31 f wi X 1 J, . V ing... Q gif Y f il A Wa Maldonado, Edno Modril, Susan Machado, Ygnacia Lujan, Virginia Lucero, Roxanne 42 Copy: Norma Duran, Diane Hall Photos: Levy's Thomas: Pueblo's ext All-American State Champion, Tom Thomas, a senior at Pueblo took championship running event for the 400 meter dash where time was 48.5. He has been running track since junior high received an award for the most outstanding runner in seventh grade where he was unbeatable in the 100 yard c Tom has been running with the varsity track team ever since attended Pueblo. Tom has won many top invitationals and events. In sophomore year, Tom won the city championship and State Age Group lnvitationals. As a junior, Tom won the Pueblo Invitational, the State Age Group Invitational, and All-City, All-State team which honors Arizona's top City and State Championship. Last year he was named to I r athletes. He also received an honorable mention in o top ing magazine. He also plans to attend Arizona State University, where will continue his running career. I run because it is something keep me busy and I enjoy it, stated Tom. He is also on the sity basketball team and he plans to continue his baske career in college. If I'm going to be an All-American, I ki it's going to take good All-American work to achieve this goal concluded Thomas. . L A 'F if