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Pueblo Fire Service students woke up bright and early on Saturday morning, September 24th for National Public Lands Day. At 6:30 a.m., these volunteers were ready to work. We praise their efforts and dedication to the City of Tucson with their participation in restoring the beauty and vitality of our public lands.
Student volunteers that helped clean A-Mountain were: Carlos Meraz, Blanca Valenzuela, Hector Ortega, Angel Tellez, Luis Mendivil & Juan Aguilar. (From Left To Right)
Thank you for representing Pueblo! You too can get involved!
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.
Congratulations to all Mariachi Aztlán members for their hard work and dedication that resulted in them earning this award!
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.
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!
Here are some pictures shared by teachers & staff on their summer travels.
Travis Klein visited the New York Stock Exchange. Is that why the economy is the way it is?
The crew from our summer camp biking through Wayne County P.A., in the rain. (Ostroff)
My daughter & I spent 5 days in Japan, mostly Tokyo. We stayed in the Asakusa area . There was a major temple area (Senso-ji Temple) 2 blocks from our hotel– where many of the temple pictures were taken. We also walked through the Imperial Gardens at the Imperial Palace, Ueno Park, Harajuko shopping area, and we also visited the Great Buddha of Kamakura – the capital of Japan several centuries ago. (Garnaat)
The first picture is the back of Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro. This is a military beach in my neighborhood, Urca. Winter in Rio is just awesome! Also, my sister Marcia and I went to London for a week to help my aunt whose husband had emergency heart surgery. (Parsons)
Fishing at Watson Lake in Prescott, AZ & T-shirt quilt for my nephew, Benson High grad ’10, proud US Army soldier! (Stull)
Thanks for sharing.
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.
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