Santa Rita High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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98 'Y W gif Q Y 1155? if 41' t A ' .fr ii , Q Z '11 J Richard Kidd E ' . . .M f J ii' Ellen Knaus , ii ii d i Sharna Knipple Brenda Kidney 'f it 2 K . W .. , Soph Knows i Wh ' 4 at , L A , t r Whots Going On Kath Timmhy Kevin QQ eing a sophomore means I know Kimber! Kinkade Kleiss more of what's going on in the school, meeting new friends, and being halfway through my grueling years in high school, Sophomore Ernie Evaschuk remarked. School is like climbing a mountain, the higher you climb the harder it gets, but when you reach the top you have achieved a tremendous goal, Ernie stated. Ernie's favorite subject at school was art, because he liked to draw and it would help him in searching for a career for the future. He didn't belong to any clubs at Santa Rita because none really interested him, but he had hob- bies at home, weightlifting, drawing, and playing Dungeons and Dragons. In the future Ernie planned to go to college, take R.O.T.C. training and join the Marine Corps as a second lieute- nant. He was also interested in being an auto mechanic. Popularity to Ernie meant knowing a lot of people and having fun with the people you like. He said, if he had a choice to go to another high school he would stay at Santa Rita, because he lik- ed the people and the faculty. Martha Knauss Benjamin Knowles W, Sheldon Rene Anaya vaunda Knudsen Knudsen Susan Charles Deneen John Knutson Koehler Koi-ich Korn t ' -- n ,,- ff, ,, .-,.'f-' . - - ' f--. at 12 - ' f,- .. 1 ' t ssrv ,vyi K to --E , . f . - ' ' . A H 1 K f f---- '52 5 t ' - - .,- -' 'Y Y fu - Lisa Edward Nhi Mark Krenzer Laconto Lam Lance r i - ' ' ' M' A -' ,,,, . H ' 7 L' in , V z,,, ,, K :.,, yy .,.,. 1 .. -' r-ww J V'-.. Sicve Cretchin Todd Heather I-anlel' Lappin Larson Lemere Designzjennifer Tate Copyzjames McKnight Photos: Cindy Nickol, Gwen McCarthy Kenneth 'l'r0y Kramer Krentzcl Michelle Keith Landry Langen i , 'fa-2343 . A ' YW - if . 4 , Wit Patricia Kimberlie Leon Leppcrt DOIIIIEI Murphy

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100 . .Lgg 5 , I :,' - I at Sf s fr' sf'-.1 ' ... i ' sf. Scott Masters sg, K fx' sb t 'K' l H x t W, Y -..... X William johnny Maxwell May e - ' at Q Scott Karen Mazur McCabe ig, ' they fax Twila Kathleen McNamara tl Juan Paul A -Mega K Michel Coping is Eosier os o Sophomore t Q chool was harder this year, because my classes were more demanding, especially band, stated Nancy Golden, when asked how she was coping with high school now that she was fairly well settled in. Andey Lewis felt, It gets easier in a social sense, because the atmosphere stays pretty much the same, but academically one should expect harder courses each year. Some students felt school had become more easy. jeff Wilber and Patty Hjelle thought it had. They stated, I feel school is easier now that we are more settled and there seems to be less pressure. Pressure combined with classes fe Q A I P -.S X . e 1 I N I Y I.. fil l Lori Lisa Lisa Meflafferty McCormick McDaniel Julia McNew Kelley Kelly Meehan Meldrum -- ,Q -- ,.:,, ,:-tt..i.: , . - ss As E A . 5 Stephanie Gregory Anthony Molk Celia as Sherrie determined how hard or easy school could be. Celina Barley stated, School was easier this year, because last year I was always worried about being initiated or doing something wrong in front of everyone, that I couldn't concentrate very well on my work. Doug Adams felt differently. In my sophomore year I felt like I had a little seniority and I didn't have to worry about getting initiated, but my classes seemed to of gotten harder all the time, he said. All in all, most have enjoyed their sophomore year. I don't feel like an outsider anymore, proclaimed Deb- bie Smith. t M at David Daniel Sheila McGhee McGuire Mclnnis Brent Howard Marjorie Morrison N f lg F ly ly If .. I Karen Sheri Richards Motisko Mourelatos Denise Pearson Designzjennifer Tate Copy: Debbie Bulgrinjohn Richard Photos: Gwen McCarthy, Cindy Nickol