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

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4 For a part-time job, Mark Leach Carefully bags 21 variety otgroceries at Fry's Foodstore. Y At just Pants limelda Gutierrez sizes, Cuts, and hems pants for her customers. s ' f V Sandra Nrelsen works partatrme at Swensons . - , i' and runs the cash register. P, afnwk. S . s,... ses .hnii ,f Q x 1Q,3g,M,pg,.-8-elf-f y if a s :QI , la y a if f,g.,,f Q li 2 'xl' 'r l f lx lt k l 9 i s x Q ge t e SS wtxxwwsw wear t Mig ,WW , rr , . l f :5WlW6GwE ' 55 K 5, f1v?emw - 1 vw fm..-4' , V ,W I A 12 , y EW ,, tiyvghg. A- I. A Tracy Sherman makes sure the Containers are full of ice cream at her 31 Flavors job. 4 During Cheryl Weir's spare time at Peter L h Piper's she helps to keep the counters clean. EMPLOYMENT 25

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A After school Santa Rita student jerry acobs works on the register at Burger King. P One of Eddie Van Nimwegen's main tasks at Wendy's is to pour frosties. Experience and Satisfaction ained - verybody's working for the weekend, or so the song went. Unfortunately, many students found themselves without jobs last year, as our nation's unemployment rate increased to a high of 10 percent. Students who had jobs en- joyed their work for various reasons. Marie Corne sold stationery at the Base-Exchange on Davis Monthan Air Force Base. I wanted some working experience, so I wouldn't have to work in college. I loved meeting and talking with the customers but I also liked my name on my own name tag, she giggled. I know a lot more now than when I went in, stated Senior Lance Peterson. As a salesperson for automotive and sporting goods at K-mart, Lance work- ed a forty hour week and enjoyed his job because of the responsibility he was given. Cheryl Weir had worked as a cashier at Peter Piper Pizza for a year. She ex- plained, It's like a home. Weire one big happy family and it's really neat. As a bus boy at O Sole Mio, Robert Baughman enjoyed the people he work- ed with. We have a good time, he ex- claimed. And continued, I needed the money for college and my car. Paychecks were an important asset to working students, but many students derived great satisfaction and education from volunteer work, too. As a volunteer for three summers at Mary Moppet's Day Care Center, Senior Rosina Catalano had learned a lot about what being a teacher and mother was like. It was amusing, and I had a lot of fun. I had many interesting ex- periences, Rosina remarked. jobs gave students many new ex- periences and opportunities for a greater education and satisfaction as paychecks multiplied in savings ac- counts or became shiny, new cars. Design Denise liurcham Copyzjean McKnight Photos Doug Bond gal

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4 Senioritis shows durin the cheer We've S got spirit against the juniors. P Enthusiasm is overwhelming with the juniors: The Class With More-'84! PV Proud sophomore royalty were Steve Phillips and Anne Williams. PPP Eddie Daly shows his expertise in S.R.'s First Annual Talent Show. lgitsffgg mx-me F W fr 'Q A I Ajoe Fife and Margie Preble pose for King and Queen pictures at school dance. AP Freshmen royalty were Chosen as Kami Cheever and David Montano. Pjuniors Nina Scionti and Traci Morales dress for Formal Day. Design: Rosina Catalano Copy: Donna Baceski Photos: Doug Bond, Cindy Nickol, Gwen McCarthy