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Borderlands Collaboration Play

// March 15th, 2010 // No Comments » // Academics, Assemblies, Careers, Entertainment, Special Guests, Theater

Borderlands Theater produced a play using the voices of youth throughout Tucson and a number of our Pueblo Students participated in workshops to contribute to this theater piece.

Pueblo students that participated in the workshops

Pueblo was the first to preview the play and about 6 classes attended. After the conclusion of the play, the actors conducted a Q & A with the students. The actors stressed to everyone with an interest in theater to get involved with some Tucson Theater Groups.

Actors answer student questions

This collaboration was made possible by Borderlands Education Outreach Program which serves both youth and the general audience with special matinee performances, audience talkbacks, study guides and other activities.

Here’s a preview video we filmed.

Black History Month Assembly 2010

// February 18th, 2010 // No Comments » // Academics, Black History Month, Club Events, Educational, Entertainment, Special Guests

The AACC presented their annual Black History Month Assembly today in the auditorium. With this assembly the club promotes Black history and culture by organizing performances & readings.

AACC Club 2010

AACC Club 2010

The assembly featured:

  • Reading of Poems
  • Famous Speeches
  • Warrior Marching Band
  • Tucson High Step Team
  • AACC Dance Group
  • Rapper Breadman P

Thank you to Tucson High Step Group for coming:

See you next year!

Winter Spirit Assembly 2010

// January 15th, 2010 // No Comments » // Entertainment, Ixora, Pueblo High School, Spirit Assembly, Student Awards, Teacher Awards

Warriors gathered at the Winter Spirit Assembly to recognize Basketball, Soccer & others. Mariachi Aztlan started things off by playing the National Anthem.

Student & Employees of the Month were also announced by Mrs. Dienz and representatives of State Farm. A big thank you to them for their generosity.

Seniors Look On

Seniors look on at the basketball challenge.

Performance highlights included Ixora, Warrior Drumline and Spirit Woman. The 2010 Senior class was once again victorious of the Spirit Stick. That’s two in a row for them.

All classes were wearing different colors to represent different causes. Donation quantities were announced and Seniors donated the most to Cancer Research. Everyone wins in this activity. Way to go Warriors!

Seniors: Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness

Juniors: Yellow for Support The Troops

Sophomores: Baby Blue for Diabetes Awareness

Freshman: Orange for Leukemia Awareness

Sophomores

Sophomores in blue to support Leukemia Awareness

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Sergio Antonio Iñiguez En Viva El Sueño

// November 18th, 2009 // No Comments » // Alumni, Entertainment, In The News

Former Pueblo student, Sergio Antonio Iñiguez, is doing very well in the show that airs on Univision called Viva El Sueño (Live Your Dream).

Sergio Antonio graduated as a Warrior in 2004 and we all remember him for his charm. You can listen to his music on his MySpace Music site. Watch the show on Sundays on the Spanish channel Univision.

Sergio Antonio En Pueblo

Sergio Antonio cantando en la Fiesta de los Guerreros en 2004

We wish him the best!

Francisco Romero Visits Pueblo

// November 10th, 2009 // No Comments » // Academics, Alumni, Educational, Entertainment, School Tradition

Francisco Romero is the Spanish Radio Play-By-Play Broadcaster for the Houston Astros. As a Class of 1987 alumnus, he loves coming back to Pueblo and talk to his fellow Warriors. He shared his story and what drove him to be successful.

Francisco Y Familia

Francisco Platicando

Francisco Con Estudiantes

Break Down Assembly

// October 28th, 2009 // No Comments » // Educational, Entertainment

Our friends from Break Down returned to Pueblo to perform in front of the Freshman class and deliver their message of hope and freedom. A packed house in the auditorium enjoyed the dance & drama.

What did you think of the assembly? Write your comments below.