Four South High School alumni will be inducted into the schools hall of fame at the annual alumni foundation dinner at the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center on Nov. 1

The dinner is scheduled for 6 p.m., followed by the induction program. Cost is $40 per person and reservations may be made by calling 242-5620.

The theme for this years dinner is The Road Back to Hollywood ... 55 Years of Excellence.

The 2014 inductees are Anthony Nunez, Class of 1965; Marilyn Mendell-Lile, Class of 1966; Kent Tiny Reed, Class of 1970; and Leslie Dreier Nazario, Class of 1986.

Raised by a single parent in a poor neighborhood, Nunez has dedicated his life to serving and helping others.

Nunez has served on the board of numerous organizations that work with children, including the Pueblo Hispanic Education Foundation and the Southern Colorado Sports Foundation.

Nunez also has served on many community boards of organizations, including the Pueblo City-County Library District, Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce, Airport Advisory Board and the David and Lucille Packard Foundation.

He served two terms as a Pueblo County commissioner and has served as chairman of the Pueblo Democratic party.

Mendell-Lile has spent her career working with children with special needs as an early interventionist in the infant and toddler program at Colorado Bluesky Enterprises.

She collaborated on a research-based model to validate the need for in-home early intervention services for children from birth to 3 years old who have special needs.

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4 South alumni to be honored