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

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'Each Artist Portrags What Is for Him Truth' Budding Freshman artists concentrate on basic fundamentals and the techniques of established art- ists. Applying concepts mastered in previous years, art majors project a renovation of the school chapel including the addition of new objects d'art such as bent-wire Stations of the Cross and mosaics of the Blessed Virgin Mary and of Saint joseph. Stained glass windows, fashioned and produced by stu- dents, will grace the east wall and give a new di- mension to our own House of Worship. Whether in designing, drawing, or painting, new experimentation in style and color denote the theme of art classes and endeavors this year. Bend the wire to this shape, says Noreen Tirrell to Frank Melone as they design the Stations of the Cross for the chapel. SISTER LEONARD MARIE, S C 42

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Secretarial Students Acquire Practical Skills SISTER M. ELLENITA, SISTER JOHN MARIE, S C S C Lynda Paulsen, Judy Surina, and ncerely yours, J. Jones, dictates the machine to Secretarial II student Meadmore. ackelee ish tem oo. No, it's not a foreign language, although Shorthand II Addie Arriaga say it's that difficult. . . services offered by our new company, is typed neatly, in duplicate, and mailed. Is this the correspondence of a business office? No, it's just part of the daily work of a Salpointe sec- retarial student. Dictation, only one frac- tion of the Business Departments varied activities, is supplemented by shorthand practices in Secretarial I and II. Second year students use typewriters extensively in their transcriptions, and master the use of Salpointe's many business machines. Students in first year typing concentrate on speed and accuracyg second year stu- dents learn advanced office typing pro- cedures. In Bookkeeping, an integral part of Salpointe's business study, stu- dents learn to keep books and balance accounts. Salpointe's preparation does not end with classroom study, since mailing for the Mothers' and Dads' clubs is done by the business department. Interested girls also acquire on-the-spot practice by working with the faculty. Four hands are better than two, discovers Susie McMahon as Sister john Marie helps her straighten a tangled typewriter ribbon during a timed writing. 4I

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New Librarian Tackles Task of Channelling Lilerarg Pursuits Fifi, his quest for knowledge of the Greeks, Vince Zagona selects a literary criticism SISTER JOSEPH LOUISE. SC. Working hard to keep up with Salpointe's ever-growing library fa- cilities, our new librarian, Sister jos- eph Louise, processes books, assists students, and maintains an orderly library. A wide selection of fiction, non-fiction, and biography is avail- able to students. The newest edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica and a second set of the Great Books of the Westerii Worlcl expand the ref- erence section. Magazines, records, college cata- logues, and career pamphlets are also available. The annual paperback book fair gives students an opportunity to build a personal library. piles of books and crowds of students, Sister Joseph Louise and Mike Brady calmly handle the frantic onslaught of book borrowers , -CQOIQ tw ps oo.. A Bm