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4 A cowboy with pizza? Wesley Boswood looks like he enjoyed his lunchtime break. V Sharing an evening at the first school dance, were Linda Aarstad and a friend. V Senior Kim Diamanti is with friends Kim Meche and Michelle DesRosier. K-93 ,- 5, . 4 ,gh .A M A on .. f X S, . 2 av 1, ' is X 'i fmt. i g A Student council members Sally Carrillo and Matt Plaisted discuss an event. THEME
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i I x if- ':' ' S .ALQV 4 Sharing Time wilh Friends Life on Campu lust Hanging 0ul ife on campus last year for most students was filled with friends, talking, laughter and just hanging out. Some students liked to hang out with different groups like the cowboys, blacks, jocks, and other groups inbetween. Friend- ships grew throughout the year. The time the students spent together at lunchtime and in class enabled students to learn new things about each other. During lunch was the time students had to catch up on the days happenings. But the school lunches left much to be desired so some students who had transpor- tation, left the campus and went out to lunch at some of the few local fast food restaurants. It was very rare to find a time during the school day that was without the noise and activity made by hundreds of students. Something happened to each stu- dent as their awareness of their surroundings were constantly changing. The people were chang- ing too. The freshmen began to know their way around and became more comfortable. Sophomores were settling in, juniors were relaxing and ready to have fun, and as the year progress- ed the seniors were becoming more anxious to graduate. The campus attitude changed. More students had a better feeling toward their school, In the past, Santa Rita had a bad reputation and some parents were afraid to send their kids here. Students were afraid too, but by the end of the first week they realized what a good school Santa Rita really WHS. A Senior Gayle Ryberg listened attentively during a class lecture. 4 A group of students discussed the days happenings, while enjoying their lunch. CAMPUS 7
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