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

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0 929 .a ,Le eing an outstanding student at any high school wasn't easy. Thirteen seniors at Santa Rita were considered outstanding and honorable because they had a high grade point average and were active in school and extracurricular activities. It's a privilege to be called outstan- ding, but I don't feel different or out of the ordinary, commented Greg Deines. Greg planned to attend Northern Arizona University, and major in engineering. When asked what he liked about Santa Rita, he stated, The teachers and counselors are always ready and willing to help you in any way they can. Michelle DesRosier was proud to be considered an outstanding student. Michelle stated, I always strived to do my best and achieve my goals. She planned to attend the U of A and major in management information systems. Q95 45,1 Michelle also commented that Santa Rita had a lot to offer academically, although most courses were not stressed enough. I never really considered myself an outstanding student. I'm just as normal as everyone else, stated Debbie Nelson. Debbie planned to attend the U of A and major in veterinary medicine. David Adams was honored to be an outstanding student. David planned to attend the U of A and major in electrical engineering. As an amateur radio operator, David had been interested in electronics since his freshman year in high school. I plan to attend the U of A and ma- jor in bio-chemistry, stated Sandy Nielsen. Sandy was glad to see her high school years coming to an end because her college years were about to begin. She commented, I'm ready for a new challenge. Seniors A Ey'rie Top15 David Adams Greg Deines Michelle DesRosier Richard Ellis Debbie Hayes Barbara Krueger Eric Moyer Yvonne Murray Debbie Nelson Nancy Neubauer Sandy Nielsen Robin Nielssen Lisa Palmer Design and Copy: Laura Wines Photos: john Davis Debbie Nelson was active in cheerleading and tennis. In 1981 she was chosen as an outstanding public speaker in speech. She was involved in many extracurricular ac- tivities, and also had a job. N David Adams worked with an electrical engineer in a geotechnical engineering company. He was vice-president of Na tional Honor Society and drum major for the marching band. Debbie Hayes was captain of the Squad, a member of National Society, and the Professional Program. She was a recipient of the Schaefer Honors Scholarship. Nancy Neubauer was active in G.A.T.E. Club, Quill, and N.H.S. She the editor of the Ey'rie and vice of the Shakespeare Club. She received U ofA's President's Award of Excellence

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