Salpointe Catholic High School - Horizons Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Concentratron shows on the faces of these chemxstry stu dents as they produce the element oxygen Louxs Dougher ty heats potasslum chlorate and collects the resultmg oxy gen rn glasses whxle Par Frakes measures out mgredrents for the next test and jane Kahn records the teactxons Computmg the specxfxc gravrty of a lxquxd Tom jenk lns makes use of a hydrometer and a SpCClflC gravxty bottle to supply mformatxon for Fred Boe s and Tom Prtts notebooks 'ft' - 1.0-4 1 i 1,4 .2 Q 25 ,,, ,ee l ,K S all , pe' 1 Q 'svs pg s -' , L , 1 , x ,A i' ' - ' ' , ' ' xx'?47'i.,:' 4' , - ,' L r I N If D l , J X -3 4 v , I is I 1 3 ' -.I

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Math and Sc1ence StI'lVlI1g Toward God, Future In math and scnence we strnve together to solxe and understand the more complex problems of the unnerse These sublects brlng us closer to God by shovung us the complexnty yet order m all HIS created thlngs The vsonder of composltxon and phenomena dns played ln these studles make us reallze more and more the greatness of thus world Scxence and math prepare us for our future lnfe They are essentnl subjects for anyone gonng mto pro fessnonal xocatxons doctors engmeers pharmacxsts chemlsts etc In chemlstry we learn and work mth the elements compounds and mlxtures that make up the mtttcr around us Many of these thlngs wc formerly used everyday wlthout feilllllflg the SIgIllfl4.ll'1CC of their mtrncate composmon In geometry wc study the cxrcle dtstances and de grees We soon learn that the shortest dlstance be tween mo pomts ns not always measured by a ruler 5 I f? gf linen X ...nr l'...f 24 'TT e ,QS Miss Bacterna of 1956 Joyce War ren wlth the asslstance of Tom Patten conducts an agar agar experxment m B1 ology Tom mes persuadmg Joyce to knss the agar agar a germ free gelatm After a few days lf becomes mouldy and germ ndden Thus nsnt as hard as nt looks sures jam Holnsh as he plots the tan turve m tngonometry class jxm Nugent and JIITI Kmg study the graph I I C 1 f D 7 T 'A . , . NV , . E- , CY ,gh ' A ' 1 s v lf T Y ' ' ' K p gy!! ' L ' . ' 1 , . A . . , - , , . ' 2 ' U 6 . , .2 4 ' ' . ' 'r , . . - 9. I V Y ' ' I 'Lf Y' . Jil ,fs u I A. ! A -I I -V W V Qi ., A fr u, '37 1 f . 1 ' ' ' ' 5 f,,.. -,-' 1 ' . r t '5 5 l ' -' x Nl' . I ' ' . o ' ' ' A l V V , :I ES- K 4. ' V wt! ,, . . ,,, - --- TTT ' ' ' T 4 ' ' ' ' -- ' M ' Q.: 1-4.-T1 ' . A ' ' . -i 1 A J . . ' , ' . . v , f ' If . -. , Q .,4 f .. . . . . y., as- W y x . . I V h . . ' . , . . - . , I f ,T 'T5 , ,I 1 '7 ' L k ., .v ' I

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Homemaking- Makmg Cathol1c Fam1lies, Catholic Homes Through homemakmg we learn not only funda mentals of good housekepmg chrld care cookmg and the essentials of a well dressed glrl but also the preparation of famrly hfe patterned after the great est of all the Holy Famrly From the day the frrst year students enter the lab untrl the senlor completes her tr11n1ng she rs taktng a course by whrch any gxrl can profrt How proud we are to hem and complete our frrst skrrts The blouse patterns that seemed so dnffrcult now are replaced by cletarled surts dresses and coats After many practrces and mrstal-ces comes our fnrst full meal Gradually we learn the more dlffrcult reclpes so that now the fudge whxch was so mvolved Plop' and another egg rn the bowl tells of another rn the oven Under Srster Fredrrcas expert drrecnon the learn to turn the varrous rngredrents mto delrcrous drshes treat gnr s rs just a qurck treat Through our personahty course vue learn the trarts of 1 popular grrl Wt strrxe to better our characters Ind to profrt from the mrstlkes of others In chrld care and home nursmg we learn to care for the s1ck person and small baby We strrve for a perfect famrly the one wt mll someday be managlng The word nnterlor decoratmg at last has some meanmg to us As we learn the varied style of archr tecture we now appreciate the trme and plannmg that goes rn to maklng the house a home Yes rn homemakrng we are unrted to prepare for our future as mothers and housekeepers 3442, -Q- 545- fx ai'-H-'4'K., 26 . 1 0 . . . - , K ' y , . . y 2 . ' ' 7 . 1 1 . - I s , t . . . . . . . . I . H V. - . , . , - . Y , .- Q 9 ' ' . I . s , l ' 1 l , ' . . . V . , .1 . '-'lf-, ' ' l I za- T . ' T t 'v '- g Q s I '- ' C' ' , - su! C ' X ,gary g 1 - . ', wif ' .- - -' V . f '5'95'3i.va, . -- 1, tri 35,34 - '- ' 'Q we gy: f . 53 , -L az ...sf 152.-56 , Yi-1' w -' ,Y ., Uqbir . T if V . V -dns. 'Q' 1 p 1- Fi f , A Y, I . - t '- , ,,- , ' . ' 1. . 'K I g L 41,4 grin Q ---- A -9'