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

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yeors, Counselor 12 yeors, Business Q6 are Moine Tovreo Unviersity of Arizono Arizono Stote University 13 yeors, PE, Mory Tholgott University of Illinois ' University of Arizono 1yeor, English n l x . Morls Nelson ond Bob Word ,Q x , Q 34, , if CO,-ole gchmidf Lorry Schmidt Herrnon Schrubbe Roger Shonley Lindo Sottnek Gory Stefon O gfofe ijnqvefsigy Centrol Michigan University of Arizono Unviersity of Arizono University of Arizono University of New York ersity of Arizono University of Arizono 11 yeors, Longuoge Arts 7 YGOVS. Ef1QliSh HOVVOVU Uf1lV9fSifY 11 YGOYSV C0U05e'0f 1 yeor, English . . It . a,j, aff? , fy Voughn Croft ond Morcello Figeroo Sports are for Him Q Q enjoy the climate, especially the winter. I like the mountains, the western at- mosphere, the Spanish influence, and the general beauty of the area, stated Mr. Vaughn Croft, when asked why he liked Tucson. A native of Illinois, Mr. Croft was extremely happy when he had the chance to move to Arizona. Having been an auto teacher at Santa Rita for the past eleven years Mr. Croft felt that the student teacher relationships were normal, The students are afraid that the teachers are trying to take advan- tage of their position and once they have overcome that bridge the relationship becomes very relaxed. When asked about his career choice to be a teacher, Mr. Croft stated, My role model was my sixth grade teacher. I have always wanted to be a teacher since then, and fortunately stayed with that decision. My extra time is spent with family outings and my involvement in the American Industrial Arts Association, an organization for industrial arts teachers, stated Mr. Croft. Croft enjoyed being an auto teacher, but he also was last year's advisor to the American Industrial Arts Student Association. When asked about his view on AIASA Croft stated, It's worthwhile because students learn to cooperate with each other and they learn leadership skills that they need to be successful in life. Being an avid sportsman Mr. Croft liked to spend his spare time at his favorite place, Lake Roosevelt. Louro Uhl Skidmore College University of Arizono 7 yeors, Counselor Suson Vondergriff Kingoboro College University of Arizono 1 yeor, Adoptive Ed. lr Loszlo Veres University of Arizono University of Oregon 14 yeors, Music Joe Young Purdue University 7 yeors, Moth FACULTY RG-YO 1 29

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'Q eg Y' X xJ,.i Wondo Rodgers Culven-Stouton College University of Arizono 11 yeors, Business Ogden Stroud North Texos University Texos A 6 M 10 yeors, lndustriol Arts - Y Lindo Volley University of Arizono 7 yeors, English Henry Vego Pimo College 1 yeor, lndustirol Arts . Lorry Weimer University of Konsos University of Arizono 1 yeor, Asst. Principal Modelon Muller These are lhe besl years of your life. Make school your number one prioril and enjoy il!-Siarka Gel involved.-Coliaman Be underslandin and lair lo incoming freshmen. Treal lhem kindl .-Uil Don'l be aliaid lo ask queslions.-Anonymous Anlicipale and look forward lo learning and enjoying be- ing around people.-Music. Do lhe besljob possible.-Irwin. Good luck.-Anonymous -I ear 7 reahmen, This is lhe beginning of lhe besl years of your life-make lhem counl.-En le You are maslers 15 your own desliny.-Perea. Decide lo become an honesl person and you will always reap lhe benelils.-Lallerofl Gel involved now. School is real lil'e-live il.--Bishop Walch oul lor lhe seniors!--Droegemeier Don'l lail classes!-C. Schmidl Gel oll' lo a good slarl.-Qlroud Educalion re ieves lhe pain of being uneducaled.-Will Enjoy Sanla Rila.--Fleming Sjfnup lor as many credits as you can lor maximum e ucalion benelils.-Ganas Love yourself.-Loghry Take care. These years will go by quicker lhen you lhink.-McPheelers Learn lo be organized and prepare for each day.-Anonymous , w i g , ,.LL VV,g 77 ji' ' fi' 'ii' iii rrr 1 if ,,,, , ,,f, V. A ,. -- r i Croig Wesrfoll Jone Weston University of Arizono University of Arizono 8119 yeors, Drivers Ed. Arizono Stote University 1O yeors, Business ,A i esy 1 ,A 'S if -:IL f . , ing. Ns Lorry Rogge University of Arizono 10 yeors, P.E. Eornest Sykes Illinois Stote 4 yeors, P.E. John Dovis -28 1 X x Merrie Sodler Woshington University University of Arizono 6 yeors, Science Mory NX' Lorry Williorns University of Arizono 12 yeors, Science 1 2 8 Design: Connie Chapa Copy: Connie Chapa, Michele Thibocleau Photos: Photo Pub Bob Witt Long Beoch Stote University of Arizono 14 yeors, Electronics Gene University of 9 yeors,

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Secretaries Cindy Colemon Mortho Crowell Ms. Hoil's office Ms. HolI's office 5 veors 13 YGOYS ia I aff by .ff k rf- Lindo Fleming Betty Perkins Mr. XVeimer's office Mr, Adler's Office 1 yeor 2 yeors l ...M we? Jeonne Sierko Other Staff Childhood Dream ssesing and evaluating student health pro- blems was the main duty of our school nurse Jeanne Sierka. To be a nurse was one of my childhood dreams and I am really happy that I have fulfilled my dream because I really like my work and Iam happy with it, statedJeanne. In her first year at Santa Rita, Jeanne did not come to us inexperienced. She had had 22 years of previous experience working in pediatrics, helping in the operating room, and as a substitute school nurse for 6M years. I like working here at Santa Rita because I like the students who come into my office and I like to work with students of high school age, commented Jeanne. She was also con- tinuing her nursing education by keeping up with current health courses. When Jeanne was not busy at work she enjoyed jogging, sewing, and reading, a lot. I really don't have a lot of time to do many things but I do enjoy what I do, because being a nurse is a very time con- suming job, but it is all worthwhile, she stated. Jeanne commented, I love my work and I couldn't imagine having a more interesting job. Every day is so different. ga. fi 1 sux! .. ri . X Jeonne Sierko lam ff his Bob Cochron Louise Olney Mory Shoop Troiner Audio Visuol Aide V 1 yeor 14 yeors 3 yeors Lorry Weirner ond Lucy Holi Design' Connie Chapa Copy: Patti Gonzales 3 O Photos: Photo Pub