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

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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

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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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Shh! Father Rocco quiets a burst of enthusiasm in Latin III and IV, triggered by ai particularly lucid passage of Vergil's Aeneid. Latin Adopts Linguistic Approach of Spanish Tapes and records implement a linguistic ap- proach introduced to this year's Latin I students. Armed with a grammatical foundation, Latin II members attack Caesar. Vergil's Aeneid reveals the language's beauty in the combined Latin III and Latin IV class. As a second language, Spanish is more popular than Latin, due possibly to the proximity of Mexico. The Spanish student begins by learning simple dia- logues and proceeds to grammar in second year. By third year, he is equipped to read more difficult passages and by fourth year he can critically analyze Spanish novels.