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

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New Clubs ast year many new clubs graced Santa Rita's campus. To the many clubs already in ex- istence, four more were added. These new clubs were Outreach, Environmen- tal Awareness, Guardian Eagles and junior Civitan. Outreach was an organization in which active students learned about drug abuse, and other social problems facing Santa Rita. The teachers in Outreach underwent workshops where they learned about the social problems facing Santa Rita's youth. David Lake, Outreach president, said, The group wants to clean Santa Rita up, and make the school more fun. The Environmental Awareness Club worked on promoting environmental conservation around Santa Rita and the community. Last year the club had several outings, which included a hike through Pima Canyon and a trip to the Grand Canyon. President Carol Bernar- do stated, I wanted the club to carry out its purpose and benefit the school and the community. Guardian Eagles was another new club at Santa Rita. Club President Deb- bie Bulgrin stated, Santa Rita needs a more active student population. It was the club's main purpose to promote school spirit among the students, and among the different sport teams active at Santa Rita. junior Civitan was concerned about people. Last year they took part in a special olympics bowling tournament and helped the special athletes on a ski- ing trip to Flagstaff. junior Donna Baceski stated, We could see our ac- complishments from the smiles on their faces. muff .J sum mrs!- msn sono JP. i . F If, 2 1 2 Page: Lance Peterson Photos: Photo Pub

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