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

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Pjoe Fife is astonished to see that he made first cut for Powder Puff cheers. V Diana Doughty dressed California style during one of the spirit days. 'F'-'ln A Two Santa Rita students discuss current events during lunch hour. P Singing Up Where We Belong are Allen Addleman and Andi Foxworthy. PP Val-Girl Michelle Boyer dresses TOTALLY in the California fashion. 1 2 Design 84 Copy: Nancy Neubauer Photos: Photo Pub

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Williams, Kristine 188 Williams, Larry 128, 131, 230, 231 Williams, Linda 65 Williams, Nichelle 107, 164, 166, 167 Williams, Paul 87 Williams, Robert 64 19 87 Wortman, Kelleeyn 120 Wright, Carole 64, 183, 200 Wygal, Dianne 88, 245 Wysack, Michael 120 YUUU Young Carrie 93 107 Young Edward 88 Young James 90 Young Joe 129 Young Mark 107 164 Young Tamara 64 Yrlgoven Christina Renee 107 , Zamora, - Zamora, Daren 1 l L . ,,,, .,.,.4.,,,,.,,9d ' DEX 141

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'va J' ibqar .X my -sf., il Y ' 4 ia- 33. WM. if au? fi-slim K anta Rita Shows Support Organizations Helped Spirit Eagles Made School Lively igh school was what we made it, good or bad. The school mascot, the school colors, the school buildings were not what made high school memorable but the 2150 people and their many activities. The people were the Eaglesg they sported the green and gold, and they filled the buildings with laughter, talk, and learning. Many groups gave Santa Rita a rich atmosphere: jocks, cowboys, Blacks, Mexicans, drama, NHS, band, preppies, speech, choir, student govern- ment, and many more. We learned that it was important for all of those groups to get along with one another if we were to have strong school spirit and a unified student body. Outreach, the first student retreat, brought all of those groups together to share their ackgrounds and interests. The retreat was a unique experience for all who went. The student body seemed to care more about supporting their fellow classmates' ac- tivities. Support was shown for both the football team and for the basketball team. With a com- bined team effort, the Boys' Cross Country Team took state. Bobby Riccitello was the first person from Santa Rita to take first in diving at state. The Girls' Tennis Team upset second seeded Tucson High. The people and their activities took on a new look, role rever- sal. At Santa Rita we had a great prom, but we also had a morp. The morp, prom spelled backwards, saw the women of Santa Rita taking that special guy to the game, the Valentine dance afterward, and then out to eat at a fast food place. Some irls around school put on football jerseys and learned about the game of gxotball forthe Powder Puff game. While the girls executed the plays during the game, a well endowed male cheerleading squad cheered them on. 1982-1983 was a school year that had a twist. Looking back on our high school years the people made the school live- ly, Santa Rita will always be special because of the people who were the Eagles. A At lunch, Freshman Dan Bolton entertains friends with his guitar. 4juniors demonstrate the ritual of eating M8cM's during lunch break. CLOSING 143