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

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Q X lflI'll MVAY MV I MVIEIIQIE salpeinte celebrates its J th hat are you going to do after school today? Work on cockpits for the Flying Club? Or label al- bums for the Record Club? What's that you say? Salpointe doesn't have a Flying Club? Or a Record Club? But of course we do. Or at least we did- about twenty years ago. Itls just that nobody remem- bers them. In fact, there have been a lot of changes made at Salpointe over the last thirty- five years that few people remember. For instance, did you ever stop to wonder what Salpointe used to raise money before the ever-popular Cheese Drive? Why, the Maga- zine Drive, of course. And how long has it been since we've had an lofficiall Freshman Initiation Day? Past Lancers were also famous for their ability to come up with royalty on almost any excuse. They chose the Home- coming Court and Queen of Courts, the May Queen, the Rodeo Court, the King of Hearts, and even a Peanuts for Polio Queen. It's not just the traditions that are differ- ent- there are changes in the school's atti- tude as well. We are more of a community school than we've ever been, noted Mrs. Betty Roberts. She pointed to the increase in attendance at school masses and at school clubs as examples. According to Vice Principal Michele Brubaker, there are only three things at Sal- pointe that have not changed in all its thirty- five years: Uthe Salpointe spirit, the abilities of its students, and. , the PA System. SANDIE SWEDEEN AND TERESA ZIMMERMAN Mr. Ray Grady, Fr. Frank McCarthy, 0. Carm., Mr. Ted Feragne, Mrs. Betty Roberts, Mr.. Jim Flannery, Sr. Kathy Bother, Mr. Karl Klemen, and Mr. Bob Scott- the way they were,

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The Lancer charges across the field during halftime in the 1968 Palo Verde game, ln the old days, girls wore horn-rimmed glasses, guys got crewcuts, and Salpointe had an active ROTC. X RQ ,ix -as-ny... t.......,,A .. , 4 -U 4 .. N , 'Yr James Wood, freshman, is mummified at the hands of senior John Spisak on Freshman Initiation Day, 1967, This picture was includ- ed for those who refuse to believe that Sal- pointe's buses were ever new, After this was ' taken, Salpointe 's nuns experienced a dramat- ic change of habit 17