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

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Danial Michelle .ludith Jeffrey Betsy Va 5 ag! EE Els ' .. Bolton Bonin Bookout Bosland Bowles H .. .. iii 4 Yi . ., ,A f- x 3 H 5 -r ' Troy Kimberly William Roger Michael Bowman Boyer Boyer Brandenburg Breckon l is- Christie Kenneth Kellie Krista Rosemary Briggs Britsch Brown Brummett Bryerton qc t ers f s at . . . A I .' ,,.. X ' ' ,gig ,lv t : ali gg V K aaii 5 ' f saaaae ' , 'y U 'f+' Jeffrey Jerry Michelle Lillian Michael Bungard Burke Busch Calderon Caldwell fer? Bottom row: Michelle Foti, Lillian Calderon, Back row: Christina Abrams, David Montano, Kami Cheever, Carla Calles Kim Arnold First Year Not What Expected any freshmen students at Santa Rita were asked how they felt about being freshmen. The ma- jority of replies were encouraging. Maria Sirvas stated, I feel good about being a freshman at Santa Rita. Many people told me that I would be treated with a different attitude from the upper-classmen, but I've been treated like everyone else. janet joy also felt that being a freshman was not as bad as it was made out to be. janet replied, I'm having fun and learning a lot. Louis Gum commented, It's never been and never will be as bad as I thought it would be. Lisa Prieto felt that being a freshman at S.R. was no different than being an upper-classman, except the age difference. Although some students felt good about being freshmen at S.R., others didn't. Kami Cheever stated, It's okay, but you get put down a lot, and that's embarrassing. Cathy Keller felt that some people didn't treat her the same way they treated upper-classmen. There were very few other students who felt the same way as Kami and Cathy. FRESHMEN AB-CA 109