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

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The: Awesome Class of 84's Officers! otally awesome was the way the junior class officers felt about last year's council and last year's junior class officers. As Sandra Duran, junior class president, put it, This year's junior class is proud and it's tomlly awesome! Compared to previous years for the Class of '84, last year was the first year that all of the officers were girls. Chris Holly felt that last year was much better compared to previous years. The response to the atmosphere of Santa Rita was unanimous, better! I think the school isn't as separated anymore. There seems to be more unity between classes, replied Tracy Sher- man. Karen Reynolds remarked, The freshmen aren't as intimidated as in previous years and they seem to be more spirited. Spirit was a major concept with the council. Nina Scionti felt that spirit could have been one of the things that should have been changed. Over all the junior class officers, with much en- thusiasm, replied, The spirit is much betterg it's totally awesome! Michelle Boyer J E

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