Clubs – Page 4 – Pueblo High School

Parking Lot Gets A Makeover

The YES! Club and Future Teachers of Arizona collaborated this weekend to give our parking lot a little makeover. Members of both clubs came on Saturday morning to paint the curb barriers with Pueblo colors.

Parking Lot Painting — Painting barricades Pueblo colors

The following spirited students worked very hard on this project:

Philip Alvarez, Yahaira Barcelo, Angel Barcelo, Peter Casillas, Chantelle Contreras, Manuel Encinas, Brandon Garcia, Alejandra Gonzalez, Adilene Guevara, Oscar Hernandez, Laura Karina Lopez, Yaritza Martinez, Jazmin Nogales, Rheannon Olvera, Alvaro Oquita, Ben Rios, Gabrielle Rios, Clarissa Romero, Lauro Soto, Brisenia Sosa, Gardenia Tapia & Brianna Valencia.

YES And FTA Paint Crew — The painting crew

Parking Lot Painting Progress — Parking lot painting project

It’s a work in progress and we look forward to the completion of the project. Great job Warriors! Thank you Mrs. Avila-Miranda & Mrs. Stull for pictures.

BIG THANK YOU to Mike Stanford from the City of Tucson Graffiti Abatement Office and Dunn Edwards Paint for donating all of the blue paint!

Pat’s Place Is Open For Business

The CTE program has opened a store that will serve the student body with school supplies, spirit items & healthy snacks. They will also sell school shirts and other items designed and made by our very own Graphic Arts Department.

The store will be called Pat’s Place in honor of Patricia Dienz, who is leaving Pueblo after being named Director of High Schools in TUSD.

Pat's Place Ribbon Ceremony — Patricia cutting the ribbon to officially open store

Many students attended the ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. Patricia was in tears as she told the students how grateful she was for this honor.

Pat’s Place is a work in progress and has been curriculum based since the very beginning. The Business students created a business plan/proposal which was submitted to administration. In order for a student to work in the store they will need to fill out a job application and go through an interview process.

The store will be open from 7:15 a.m. – 2:45 p.m. and it’s located between rooms 172 & 173. Food items will not be sold during lunch periods.

Pueblo Robotics Team Wins Again

The Pueblo High Robotics Club won big at the Arizona Vex Robotic Tournament this weekend at Sahurita High School.

Pueblo’s “Robotic Asylum” Robotic Club entered four robots in the Operation Desert Duel at Sahurita High School. The team won 1st, 2nd, & 3rd & 8th place of eighteen teams entered. Though the competition was tough, it was made more interesting for our team when we battled each other for the top three spots!

Vex Robotics Tournament — Robotics team with winning robots

This is our second consecutive year to win the Southern Arizona Vex Tournament, earning an invitation to both the Vex America and Vex World Tournaments. Congratulations to teacher Herman Lathrop and all team members for representing Pueblo!

Pueblo Chorus Rocks

If you missed the beautiful voices of our Pueblo Chorus, we have posted videos of 3 of their songs:

YES! Club Fridays 2009

The YES! Club will be holding YES! Fridays on the following dates:

March 6
March 20
April 3
April 17
May 1
May 15

The YES team has taken on the challenge of initiating a clean-up during both lunches. They plan to encourage everyone to clean-up after themselves and recruit a sports team to join them in spreading the word. They also plan to have music and do a team building activity in the patio.

[Check Out Video Of YES! Dance]

Join them in the patio to to help KEEP OUR CAMPUS CLEAN!

Pueblo Radio & Amateur Astronomy Club

The Pueblo Radio and Amateur Astronomy Club is now full functioning. A website was developed to demonstrate their involvement in “slewing” professional telescopes in Norway, Puerto Rico, The Netherlands, New Mexico, Chile, Hawaii and Australia.

[Visit Website]

Jhovana Peralta, Yaritza Martinez-Cano, Marcus Nesbitt and Mylene Martinez are the “sky pioneers” at Pueblo. They will shortly begin taking images of faraway places and events. They have seen their first picture of a black hole consuming neighboring galaxies; how many of us will ever be able to say that?

In addition, NASA has sent links to recently-developed space websites that are all in Spanish! The club is communicating with the Universidad Tecnologica Autonoma de Mexico in Mexico City to create a sharing of space images and resources to help our students become better consumers of space and wireless technologies.