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// October 17th, 2011 // 13 Comments » // Academics, Assemblies, Educational, Presentations, Pueblo High School, Pueblo Pride
What are your thoughts on the Calvin Terrell presentation?
or leave a general comment below.
Let’s make a ripple Warriors!
// September 6th, 2011 // 3 Comments » // Community Events, Entertainment, In The News, Mariachi Aztlan, Pueblo High School, Pueblo Pride, Recognition, Student Awards, Winners
We are very proud to announce that our very own Mariachi Aztlán de Pueblo High School won the 2011 TAMMIES Award (Tucson Area Music) for the best Mariachi Group in the city.
This award is voted on by the Tucson community and was presented to the group at the 18th Annual Tucson Area Music Awards ceremony held on August 31 at the Rialto Theater.
2011-2012 Mariachi Aztlan Group
Congratulations to all Mariachi Aztlán members for their hard work and dedication that resulted in them earning this award!
// August 29th, 2011 // No Comments » // Athletics, Community Events, Exclusive, History, Pueblo High School, Teacher Awards, Winners
On August 25, coach Saturnino “Curly” Santa Cruz was honored at the inaugural 2011 Tucson Football Jamboree held at Tucson High. After the 3rd Quarter of the Pueblo vs. Tucson match-up, Curly was presented with the High School Signature Coach Award.
Photo courtesy of studio520photography
The commemorative program stated the following:
A graduate of Pueblo class of 62′, Saturnino “Curly” Santa Cruz was an All-City running back and track standout and went on to play college football at Palo Verde College and Cal-Western University. He attained his Master’s degree from the University of Arizona, and he became an acclaimed educator in TUSD for forty years. “Curly” was a teacher, football and track coach and administrator. He earned “Coach Of The Year” honors in 1988.
On behalf of the entire Pueblo community, we congratulate Curly and his family for this great honor. Thank you for representing Pueblo!
// August 15th, 2011 // No Comments » // Academics, Around Campus, Pueblo High School, School News
Pueblo would like to introduce our new administration team for 2011-2012. They have set high expectations for our Warriors this school year.
They will be available to answer questions during a special early session at our upcoming Back To School Celebration on August 30, 2011. They invite all Pueblo parents to join them and discuss the school year.
Pueblo Administration Team 2011-2012
From Left To Right:
Assistant Principal Operations: Vanessa Casillas
Assistant Principal Instruction: Ana Gallegos
Principal: Vivi Watt
Assistant Principal Activities: Frank Rosthenhausler
“Allow me to introduce myself as the new Principal of Pueblo Magnet High School. I am very excited to become part of the Warrior community and look forward to meeting and working with you in the upcoming school year. Ana Gallegos will become the new Assistant Principal for Curriculum and Instruction; and along with Frank and Vanessa we believe we will create an awesome leadership team.” – Vivi Watt
// April 2nd, 2011 // 1 Comment » // Entertainment, Prom Night, Pueblo High School, Video, Yearly Events
Prom was held at the Savoy Opera House at Pinnacle Peak on April 2nd, 2011. As one of the most memorable nights of the year, our Warriors dressed elegantly to this formal event. The locale fit well with the Phantom Of The Opera theme: Unmask The Night.
Unmask The Night
Prom Royalty was announced around ten at night. The winners were:
Prom King & Queen: Robert Moore & Sara Sereno
Prom Prince & Princess: Christian Rodriguez & Sandy Rocha
// March 9th, 2011 // 13 Comments » // Athletics, Pueblo High School, Retirement, School Tradition
Pueblo’s athletic department is sad to announce the retirement of Gary Crane as head basketball coach. After 35 years of loyal service to his alma mater, Coach Crane has decided to move on to another chapter in his life.
In his own words:
Friends & Family:
This past Monday (Feb. 28), after much deliberation I decided to resign my position as varsity boy’s basketball coach, thus, severing the last string that attached me to Pueblo High School. For thirty-five years, Pueblo High School was the center of my entire professional life. While the decision was and still remains very difficult, I believe it was simply time for me to take the next step in my life. I would like to be available to help shapes the lives of some other children, my grandchildren. First and foremost, I want to spend more time with my loving wife who has without reservation given up her summers and holidays to support me throughout this endeavor.
Sincerely,
Gary Crane
Gary & Kelly Crane at last home game this season.
Coach Crane has touched many young athletes here at Pueblo and his presence will be missed!
On behalf of the entire Pueblo family, enjoy your retirement Coach.
Coach Crane (Far Left) in 1977.
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