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

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Education vs. Employment Q Q council because I love to watch people move their dependence to independence. I love to give others the tools to make their own decisions and solve their own problems. I like being a source of interesting problems between students and their teachers. When asked to recall a humerous situation between a student and a teacher Carole Schmidt replied, I remember a time when a teacher sent me a student because she was using a curling iron in class. Q' ,, ,V fm tif H , W 2 , will ff iiiii f ,,t,,, , i ,,,,' vv 3 i :., 2 6 E ,E , ,, H Ziggy' t ,,,-, 'M'i xi 2? 5 W 5 , 3 I 'Y '-i f f z E 1 vii 2 I I - Us r It I Freergpterprlse L Investigatingeleisure Time Math7Science ' Onjfob I Reading ' ,,:,n:ig:iig'j,,, Sheltered Work Ex erience ram S W ,, rri I I , H tse't: , ,mf 1 - H kg W - I as ,,,, , A Counselor Carol Schmidt gives advice to a P student about college. P Senior Tammyjohnson looks in the index card catalogue in the Media Center. 1 4 Photo. Photo Pub 5 Design: Kelly Garis, Boo Mooney Copy: Connie Chapa

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QC P.E. Department Has a Lot esponsibility and accountability for their actions, development of basic skills and fitness, awareness of their physical capabilities and the need to function at their best, through lifetime sport skills, was what Irma Piccone, physical education department chairman, wanted students to gain from physical education classes. Irma Piccone liked her students to get the satisfaction and enjoyment out and fun through physical education, also we try to develop a pride in their appearance and in their school. As a department, the faculty recognized the importance of physical fitness as well as the development of skills through sports. gg? A Flag football is just one of the activities offered by the P.E. department. ACADEMICS 1 5 5

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wwf J in '- Media Center Services s you walked into the Media Center the aide took your pass and turned you loose into a jungle of books. Santa Rita's Media Center has reference books, romance novels, history books, funny books, and an assortment of odds and ends. The Media Center also has audio visuals, records, and micro film. If you needed help there were plenty of people around. If you stood in the middle of the Media Center and looked around, you would have seen a variety of things. Look up, and you would IfI could change one thing about Santa Rita I would have liked to pro- vide a library clerk so the Media Center could provide full service for the students, stated Margaret Loghry. Mrs. Loghry had been the librarian at Santa Rita for the past six years. She was very helpful to all. Media Center Audio Visual Center Counselors Jeanine Dunn jim Palmer Carole Schmidt Gary Stefan Laura Uhl A Dan Dezess discusses an assignment with Dr. 1 Mary Thalgott in adaptive education. ACADEMICS 1 5 5