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

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XX e hue lllgll esteem for Most Rexcrend Frlntxs Crrtcn AllXIlllfX Bxshop of Tut son Hrs Lui hrs rlxx ns been 1 great support to the vrork of Brshop bertke rn strengthen mg tht I-nth nn the dlotese He rs known everywhere for hrs klndllness and frlencllr ness To musure the good he has done vuould be rmpossnble -3 ,4-.QP Reverend Wxllnam McCart1n Diocesan Superintendent of Schools The Most Reverend Francrs Green, D D V G Auxiliary Bishop of Tucson To Rexerend Wrllnam McC1rt1n also we gnve our gratrtude Hrs msdom sparks the xdvancement of Cltholrc eclucttron throughout the Drocese of Tucson Hrs zeql IS ftssrstant pastor of SS Peter and Paul car nes rnto hrs responslbllrty for the welfare of Catholic students wrthxn the drocese 5 l '7 . f -. ' .s l. V, through his encouragement and generosity J. . ., . . x 1

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'QL The Most Reverend Daniel -I. Gercke, D. D., LL. D. Bishop of Tucson We pay our deepest respect to Most Reverend Daniel J. Gercke. His wisdom is evident in the accomplishments made during the growth of the Church in the Southwest. It must certainly be a deep satisfaction to him to see the expansion of the Faith throughout the diocese in churches, schools, and finally in the realization of the Regina Cleri Seminary. Not the least of his pride is Salpointe High School where ever growing num- bers now find it possible to receive a complete Catholic education. Truly his is a glorious history of the development of Catholicism in the Tucson diocese. Their Wisdom and Zeal are Guides to Eternity

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Foreword chool spirit may awaken the imagination of some to thoughts of a football stadium crowded to its walls with cheering fans, colorful cheerleaders jumping and waving, and a squad of energetic athletes charging onto the field. No one can deny that these display spirit, but the idea of loyalty covers a wider field of persons and activities than sports. Loyalty consists of many strands of school life, inter- woven into unity both admirable and beneficial. The im- portant aim of Salpointe, a student's realization of his final end through spiritual, mental, and physical development, is accomplished within the combination of classes and acti- vities. Students work together, reaping a harvest of knowl- edge from the transplanting of ideas and experiences. The efforts of the student body assure the success of clubs and activities and prove that loyalty is a reality, not a fictitious creation designed to urge individuals to contribute their talents and capabilities. Loyalty must be felt deep within a student, bubbling and surging to escape in a display of love and consideration for his school. He must mean the words that he sings in the Alma Mater, Hail to Salpointe, dearest and true. The able guidance of the administration and the co- operation of the faculty has resulted in a student body united in fulfilling its pledge to God and country. Every- one is proud to claim allegiance to the Crusader's banner, held firm and high. In the '57 Horizons we have attempted to capture the spirit of loyalty, the spirit of Salpointe, the spirit of 1957.