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

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4 Editor Linda Aarstad consults Mr. Fox about an assignment. V junior Karyn Horner persuades businesses to advertise in the Talon. V Senior Angie Kolsalko types an ar- ticle to meet the next deadline. -it Mfg ,V- WT in -' BN s A Staff member Gayle Ryberg listens to new ideas for the next issue. 4 john McClain and Kim Diamanti discuss a student poll. TALON 207

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Talon Prepared Students ccording to Michael Fox, Talon advisor, the purpose of the Talon, or Eagles Claw, was to teach students to get along with other people and to take what's there and live with it. The Talon staff listen- ed to lectures during class, conducted interviews, and wrote articles to meet deadlines. Fox commented that these, and other things, would prepare students for their future. Talon Editor Linda Aarstad stated, 'journalism has helped me to be more outward and has taught me what the field of journalism is like. Although she hoped to major in education and minor in journalism, the Talon had helped her to reach another hope, that of writing children's books. One year of beginning journalism was required to be accepted as a Talon staff member. You have to show your creativeness and desire to be on the staff too, said Assistant Editor .Iudie Mulcahy. Fox stated that last year's staff was better than previous years. They are more prepared in English and are capable of totally editing their articles. It took approximately two weeks to complete one edition of the paper. Was it worth it? Most definitely, answered Fox. We combined fun with our work. Mulcahy had mixed emo- tions. It is rewarding when you see your articles in print and you are com- plimented on the pages you laid out. It can be difficult telling your friends on the staff that they are not doing a good job and its frustrating when people can't meet you for interviews. It's the little things that make it trying at times, she concluded. Talon-First Row: Mr. Fox, Deborah Ward, Ronny Wilmoth, Monica Rangel, Karyn Horner, Tammy johnson, Second Row: Angela Kosalko, Maria Santistevan, Linda Aarstad, Judie Mulcahy, Esther Hoffman, Third Row: Gayle Ryberg, Kim Diamanti, Diane Lindflott, Pamela Shearsg Back Row: Randyjager, Kenneth White,john McClain. P Paste up is a routine task forjudie Mulcahy. Design' Sabrina Stardevant Copy: Donna Baceski 2 Photos: Doug Bond .Q

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Q! Leadership Accomplishes he main objective of the Welding Club is to promote business knowledge and to learn a useful trade, Advisor Tom Mur- row said. Many of the members agreed with Mr. Murrow in helping them in leadership and a head start in finding a job. Officer john Gasho remarked, I will need welding to get a second job and the business in the club will be a main factor in my future. john also said that it was a challenging class and it was fun to be in. We also try to promote as much leadership as possible, to let everyone have a chance, Mr. Murrow stated. The club has no real trouble. There are close relationships and everyone gets along well, Murrow added. My father got me interested in welding, and I started 3 years ago, John remarked. Mr. Murrow had been the advisor of the club for four years since it had existed. He had also taught welding for 13 years and knew how to work well with the students. The club had two meeting times: third and fifth period. They spent a lot of time repairing tables and chairs for the school and they also made screen doors. Another experienced welder was Tom Richard who had been welding for 3 years. Everyone got along well with Mr. Murrow and many people said that he was their best teacher. They liked him because their class meant so much to their future, and he taught them many new things. Welding the screen doors is the most challenging part of the class. After you are done you feel like you really accomplished something, john said. Other members of the welding club also enjoyed the feeling of accomplishment. P Wayne Anderson does work on his welding project during 3rd hour. V A student in Welding Club works on a project during third period. P Senior Mike Meitzner takes a break 1 after working in welding shop. PP Sophomore Alex Gutierrez prepares to work on his welding. V ff it A ii sr sts! TA? . p sg.. . it N i Q g 5 Q. , S lite il 'Q . 1 .. . f K vrlffifi A . ' .- MPV 2 0 8 Design: Cheryl Weir Copyzjames McKnight Photos. Lori Ashford