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

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I-- .L. 15, t g 7 X s A if - - ' f A :prix-we X .fe Y K Q . X K 2 E tttti Q- -is - 1 X. , Mt X. What do I think of the dress code? Mr. Ray Grady with a very characteristic response. Xa Viii as y-, : L s is S X 3 4 -f A uses:-X it -1 -I A real April Fool. Salpointe teachers pulled one over on the students by claiming to be in favor of an alleged uniform proposal which boasted polyester blazers and maroon and gold plaid Bermuda shorts, f We want Salpointe students to stand out in a crowdl l Unfortunately, the students failed to realize that it was April 11th, or Double April Fools' Day. Who was the first principal Sally Gething Toni Giordano Ray Grady Adele Hammer Fr. Foster Hanley, O.Carm. Patricia Henry Joseph Hickey Fr. Michael Higgins, O.Carm. Thomas Joseph Michael Jurkiewicz Susan Kasbeer Lois Kobida David Koch Philip Koch Margaret LaDue Nancy Larios of Salpointe? 1 FF STA AND LTY CU FA Ut ND

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UDENTS ST 1 Greg Aiken Esteban Apodaca Sylvia Armenta John Bach Elizabeth Bemis I Therese Berg Michele Brubaker Bill Burnison Theresa Campsen Claude Charbonneau Smile! The candid camera catches Mr. Tom Wyckoff at a 'great-ceiling-reach Fr. Davis Cote, O.Carm. John Dadante Kerry Demers attempt. Mary Jane DeValk Sr. Theresa Dietz, S.S.N.D. Ted Feragne Jim Flannery Frank Galvez Barbara Gennette - February-April PresidentfDictator Ferdinand Marcos fled Manila for Hawaii today. He was deposed mainly because of popular pressure, caused by the outcome of a presidential election rigged in his favor. Corazon Aquino, Marcos' opponent in the election, assumed power after the Ubloodless coup. 2 6 Marcos leaves Philippines. Philippine 35: . .., 5 E ,,. H ,. .. . ltifii ag, ,W fe M , fu Miiisf Justice Under God.

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Frank McCarthy, O.Carm. Kate McGarey-Vasey Katherine Nelson Kathy Rother, S.C. Mt. Woods and the girls: an affectionate glimpse at a Sophomore Biology class. Van Hong Le Charles Marksch Susan Martin Patricia McBride Rich McBride Carole Neulip John Nitka Mark Paulsen Edna Penczar Frank Reilly Betty Roberts Chris Robertson - April U.S. bombs Libya. In retaliation for Li- bya's sponsorship of terrorist attacks, eigh- teen U.S. F-111's bombed the Libyan cities of Tripoli and Benghazi. The targets were thought to be the sites of terrorist training camps. Colonel Khadafy's residence was hit by the bombs, killing his adopted daughter and injuring some family members.