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

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p of ,X x f 1 , f . 5,-1 f , V Archbishop Gercke,s dream of a central high school became a reality on September ll, 1950 when Salpointe, with a student enrollment of 177 freshmen and sophomores, opened its doors. Beginning with a faculty of eleven, the school is now staffed by forty-six teachers, priests, brothers, sisters and lay. Student enrollment numbers one thousand one hundred fifty. X Al FXQXL

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Y: M. ., xj . ,r' H ORIZONS 1963 Salpointe High School 1545 East Copper Street Tucson, Arizona Volume 11 ,z V rg . I f - - X X me-J , X J

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