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

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leaming white Bonneville furnishes unaccustomed luxury for convention-bound Student Council mem- CIS. Governmental Activities Spark Patriotism To become better citizens, Salpointers practice overnmental leadership. After a month's campaign, the state of Salpointe anded Lyndon johnson a landslide victory in its rst national mock election. Locally, Student Council members shared their periences with other school leaders at the Stu- ent Council Convention. Nine delegates from Salpointe participated in e Model United Nations, debating the issues of ed China and Peace-keeping forces. -minded students register in the fun-filled con- of Salpointe's first mock presidential election. NALAGASY REPUBLIC Politically-minded Salpointers partici- pate in Model United Nations. They are: front: Debbie Devereax, Joan Mclntee, Peggy Springer, Sharon Coppola, Bob Knickerbocker. Bark: DeDe Wild, Niki Grivas, Karl Od- gers, Mary jo Stewart, and john Lyons. 9

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Citg-Wide Bandjam Blasts Bustling Year dous success due to the untiring effort of its Stu Council led by President Taft Jacob. The Play Hz1.rfler,r, Cd,flfl1l'Z1QlY, and Ptilliff personified the n netism which drew approximately 1500 teenagers to Salpointe's first city-wide Bandjam scored a tren 4 1: Salpointe gymnasium. The Student Council has also been extreme initiating other projects. Due to its energetic the El Cees, led by Bob Knickerbocker, has ly as a vitally active and worthwhile club. To the best of my ability, solemnly pledges Bob Knickerbocker as President Taft jacob administers the oath of Vice President to him. Fiery El Cees led by joe Fitzpatrick noisily parade spirit b through resounding corridors. Pulsating beat and invigorating tempo of Salpointe's amazingly successful city-wide Bandjam stimulates youth in lively stomping. 8

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1 Avid Harrison Backers Hustle io Viotorg Jubilant cheers greeted Senior class president, Jim Thomson, as he modestly accepted the chair of honor beneath the golden record of victory at the end of the Beatle Magamaniaf' The class of '65, following in its own victori- ous footsteps, led the school to a record-break- ing profit of 5S10,000. Taking first place with ease, the Seniors, led by Beatle George, returned 173'Zp of their quota. Ringo, the Junior mascot, rolled into second place at the 13177 mark. With 121175 returns, the Sophomore mascot Paul finished third. Fourth place winner John, led Frosh salesmen to 105W of their quota. Father Randal heads Bea- tle Magamania. Mag winners are: front: Felice Finney, Joann Kesicki, Lu Carano, David Tang, Virginia Lent, Jeanne Rogel, Judy Richard- song bark: Bob Darling, Charlie Brackney, Bill Steen, Mike Sewell, Tom Stant, Kathy McLaughlin, and Gary Jarrold. I0 fii w ' N :ff We're going to win, by George, we're going to win, assuredly claims Se President Jim Thomson. Blasting drums, twangy guitars, and shaggy wigs establish the Beatle theme Salpointe's Magazine Drive.