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

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Class of 84's Bizeest Wish for World Peace or the 1982-83 school year, juniors were asked what their one wish would be. The question received many different responses. The majority of wishes were for, the world to be peaceful with no wars and for everyone to be happy. Ranking second, was the wish to be rich. In third, there was the wish to be successful in life. Some of Santa Rita's juniors wished to be professional athletes, while others wished to graduate in 1985. Some members of the Class of '84 had unique answers to the question, If you had one wish what would it be? Here are some of the responses. To heal all of the handicapped peo- ple, stated David Walker. john Carver replied, To learn to play the electric guitar and play it great. Kim Hubbard wished to be five inches taller. Doug Sanchez wanted to live happily ever after. To be invisible, replied Steve Ybarra. Cheryl McDermott's wish was to be the best person I can be. And jim Stephenson wish- ed that he wouldn't live to see the end of the world. Gayle Patricia Linda Yvonne Civiok Clark Clark JUNIORS BO-CO 71 1, .1

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70 ' .4 ly P' Branche Brand Michelle Mark Steven Joshua Mark Brace Andrea Jason Brooks Brooks Mauretta Brown Lisa William Steven Mary Bryant Buhlke Deborah Timothy Edward Franklin Thomas Robert Burkard Burke Burns Burt Bush Christine Ronaldo Annett Monica Cabral Calderon Caminos Carney Carrillo Cookine-A Great Chance to Move UP owling, tennis, model building, golf and cooking were just some of the activities and hob- bies junior Michael Meyer enjoyed. He was especially interested in cooking because he felt it gave him a chance to move up in life and at the same time sup- port a family. Michael thought it was important to think about a career early because it gave him time to make ad- justments for the future. Michael plan- ned to attend the University of Arizona where he could achieve his goals in cooking and eventually make other peo- ple happy by owning a restaurant. Michael felt that his junior year meant Photo: Cindy Nickol, Gwen McCarthy the most to him, he stated, I feel as if I'm really starting to understand people. When asked if there was one thing about Santa Rita he could change he stated, Teachers! We should have more so that the teachers won't have so many students in each class. He also felt that the teachers worked hard to help the students with their futures, and that they weren't just after the money. School, family and friends were im- portant, popularity was not. Michael thought that too much emphasis was placed on how popular you were and not really what was inside. Design: Laura Winesjennifer Tate Copy: Lori Verhulsgjennifer Tate Kevin Butcher Butler , ' s as e if Qt t if rg ,tt- fsgiff f 3 ii Brian Hoffman

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