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

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l llll lllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll ' Ill II'IlEII2IE S Il1O+UIIiIIN'l3 Al Y' IU., IKIIIDI! the toast of the town 6 6 har? what? Theme? Oh yeah, that idea we build the whole yearbook around. Well, I don't know- I suppose welll think of somethingll' When the '86 Horizons Yearbook Staff sat down to discuss this year's theme, we put our heads together to determine what we thought was the most important aspect of the school. This year, we thought that you should be a part of the meeting: Sr. Kathy, our fearless advisor, called the meeting to order: Okay, Editors, so far we know that we want this book to be about everyone Sandie nodded. After all, she said, Freshmen are people too. Editor-in-Chief Annamaria commented, Remember, we want this year's theme to apply to all aspects of this year at Salpointef' Heidi agreed. We want something that will The Horizons '85-'86 staff engages in a casual tete-a-tete at Rick 's Ialias El Par- adorj. 1. Katl Wojciehowskl, 2. Dave Schnur, 3. Paula Kennedy, 4. Michele Landreville, 5. David Giordano, 6. San- die Swedeen, 7. Anne Borowlec, 8. Sara Dick, 9. Chrlstlne Reed, 10. Kathleen Mellady, 11. Teresa Zimmerman, 12. lan Mitchell, 13. Kara Davis, 14. Dawn Kwader, 15. Tony Albanese, 16. Charla Bennett, 17. Courtney Sommer, 18. An- namaria Halka, 19. Gary Oschmann, 20. Stephanie Hubert, 21. Krysty Flna, 22. Brenda Marshall, 23. Peter Mlley, 24. Heidi Hall, 25. Anton Halka, 26. Lisa Gonzales, 27. Gail Scully, 28. Cathy Hut- ter, 29. Anne DeLuca, 30. Stephanie Whiteman, 31. Julie Hudak, 32. Karol Waldron. Not present: Christine Web- ster. be historically accurate, but at the same time fun. Right, Dave replied. Whatever you do, don't make it boring. Movies are fun!! Te- resa piped up. Suddenly the room was filled with all sorts of ideas about movies, historical accuracy, and fun in general. Amidst the hubbub, Christinels small voice queried: What about- ,Here's looking at you, kid? 'tTHAT,S PERFECTl! And thus, a yearbook theme was born. So, what is it that makes up the essence of the school? This year will mark Salpointe's 35th year of providing a superior education designed at turning out unique individuals ready to take on the worldn. So what is it that's done it- what is it that's made Sal- pointe the excellent school it has been for the past thirty-five years? The answer is the theme of this book, spe- cifically- YOU. You, the student, play a big part in the success of this school. Think for a minute of the class photos in the main hall- and think of what it would look like if any of those pictures were missing. Salpointe is sim- ply incomplete without the participation of ALL its students. And that's why we're not like other schools. Here's looking at you is a toast to your success and your personal accomplishments. And that's what we're trying to bring across in our theme- that was our overwhelmingly simple decision! This book is dedicated to YOU the students of Salpointe Catholic High School. l A M 6 -an Km Kdglm-25Nl'll 4ta5liQ

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l-Iere's looking at ACADEMICS: Last year, the academic sec- l-lere's looking at EVENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS: Once tion of Horizons focused on each department individually, such again, the Lancers were incredibly vivacious in clubs and events. as English, mathematics, etc. This year, we opted for a change Student participation in extracurricular activities was on the by looking at the student body and how each of you make rise, making Salpointe a special part -of the community. classes more interesting, lively and fun. Here's looking at YOU, kid. You've heard it time and time again, Salpointe is an experience unlike any other in Tucson . But have you ever stopped to think about it? Salpointe is a special part of the active community filled with exceptional people like you. Without the students and faculty, there would be no academics, events, activities or sports. You make Sal- pointe what it is, so here's looking at you, kid. Here's looking at SPORTS. Once again, Salpointe maintained its outstanding level of achievement in athletics. Even more amazing were the number of fans and supporters that showed their spirit by filling the stands at all of the games.