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

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English Classes Foster Concise Coherent Writing While perusing variohs news- papers for precise headlines, Skip Papanikolas shares his find with fellow journalism I students Susan Mort, Andrew Dowdle, Nancy Kabat, Richard Armenta, Kathi McLaughlin, Robert Brehaut, and Maryjane Sheehy. Challenged with Sister Brigid Maries question How does your book contribute to the development of English Literature? Ron Hafner and Dorothy Baus flounder through their monthly book reports 28

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Dropped From Curriculum: Magazines Substiiuted me erasure: as Maw czruzntratxvi study about the prophets. n conjunction with the reforms eping through the Catholic lrch, instituted by the Second menical Council, Salpointe is rganizing its religion courses h new emphasis on the Bible. stitution of the textbooks with -TIME magazine implemented reformation. freshmen and juniors examine Old Testament, with Juniors ssing the Ten Commandments. homores delve into the New tament with its message of the d news of Christ. They also aden their understanding of the raments. Seniors, as in the past, be into Apologetics first semes- and marriage second semester. of Elias , one of the many fascinating stories in HI-TIME magazine, captivates freshmen's interest 1 pleaslnt FATHER PIERRE FATHER EDBERT FATHER URBAN LARKIN, O. Carm. STARESINIC, O. WELCH O Carm Carm. . FATHER PETER FATHER LEO FATHER AUSTIN CROWLEY, O. Carm. MCCARTHY, O. COUPE O Carm Carm.

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SISTER ANN ELIZABETH, S.C. SISTER BRIGID MARIE, S.C. MRS. MARY HESLER In an adaptation of O. Henry's The Third Ingredient, the English II actors, Al Benki, Jo Morgan, Don Vosberg, Linda Troill, and Pat Boulay, comfort the sob- bing Cecelia Ortiz. 29