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

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Salpointe Cafeteria And Office Employees 1 A new look in the main office helps our personnel to keep in stride with the growing population. From sorting the faculty mail to keeping the student records, the office staff efficiently fulfills its duties. Increased enrollment also poses a problem for the cafeteria staff. Regardless of this, the ladies in the cafeteria provide a variety of lunchtime selections. I6

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Mr. Blicle Completes Revised Edition Of Metalworlss Essentials After two years of study, Mr. Dan Blide, Salpointe's shop instructor, has completed the revision of the book, Metalwork Essentials. Mr. Blide drew upon his forty-three years of teaching to rewrite this book. He hopes to provide a Workbook to accompany the text. Mr. Blide, who holds his bachelor of science and master of science degrees in In- dustrial Education, trained at such schools, as Stout State College, Nenomonie, Wiscon- sin, and Iowa State College. He did graduate work at Columbia University in New York. Mr. Blide completes his eighth year of teaching at Salpointe this year. I MRS. JORDAN Mathematics MR. LUCZ Biology, P.E. II, ,l.V. Football, Track MR. MCCARTER P.E. I, III, IV, Varsity Football, Varsity Wres- tling, Freshman Track MRS. MURPHY English II MR. POTTS History, Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball MRS. WILLIAMS Health and Safety, P.E. I, II, III, Girls Tennis

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Demonstrate Efficiency In Their Work Keeping Salpointe beautiful is the chief goal of the main- tenance staff. Whethei' it be mowing the lawn, sweeping the floors, or fixing a broken door, the maintenance men can be found attentive to their duties. Many of our students would not be able to cross our doors daily if it weren't for our bus drivers. They are faithful to their daily routesg they greet many smiling faces each morn- ing and bid a weary goodbye each afternoon