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

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Dlana Lisa Paula Duncan Dunn Josephine Sandra Duran Dwyer Early Brian Stowell Early Egan Louis Sharif a John Mary Sandra Teddy Remedlos Fmhletnn Estes Estlllo Estrella 'x-..,ff' , 35,15 .A - joy Wallace Timothy Todd Elaina David Delia Ettner Fabian Favara Felix Felix The Future Seems Scary After Graduation Q Q his year has been my best year. something about Santa Rita, she replied, My classes are more interesting and my friends are a lot closer, stated junior joy Wallace. When joy was asked to describe the life on campus, she commented, It's pretty casual, but there are too many cliques. I wish everybody could be friends. joy planned to go to college and have a career in advertising or graphics. Her hobbies outside of school included her rabbit, playing volleyball, sewing, cook- ing, and the outdoors. At Santa Rita she was involved in Varsity Volleyball, Na- tional Honor Society and the Talon Staff. When asked if she could change the attitudes of the students and teachers. Things haven't changed much, except that I see some students attitudes have gotten better towards teachers and the campus itself. When asked what she thought about the spirit at Santa Rita she replied, It could be better. joy had mixed feelings of becoming a senior next year. She commented, I want to be a senior, but I'm scared about what comes after graduation and later on in life. Her one wish would be for the world to be a complete Utopia with no wars and no poor, starving people. JUNIORS CO-FE 7

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Removalol' Cli One Junior's Wish eing a teacher was one of the fields junior Glen Smart was interested in. The major field he was interested in was medicine. Be- ing a medical doctor would give me the chance to meet new people and general- ly give me the chance to help those in need, stated Glen. Glen had many other interests and views on matters concerning Santa Rita. Outreach is a good example that peo- ple, students, and teachers care and are concerned with the welfare of the school, stated Glen, when asked what he thought about the atmosphere at San- ta Rita.. One problem that concerned Glen was the cliques around campus. He said tltat if everyone was segregated people didn't get the chance to com- munica.te together or discuss common problems. For Glen having absolutely no cliques at Santa Rita was the one thing he'd wish for. In his words, I wish Santa Rita would be one happy familyg that the effects would carry over into everyone's lives to make Tucson a much nicer and better place to live in. Gomez Travis Gomez Gomez Good Gorrell Graham Granados Granillo . e 3.145 rf Edwin Gutierrez N1flfl Haag Grace Dale Belinda Green Griffin Michael Michael Daniel Hackman Haddock 8 H gen SJW 4' Marge Jacquelynn Scott Hall Harrison Haynes Heathcoat Mary Alexander Debra Cynthia Helmiclt Hendrick Hergenreter Hernandez Lisa Robert Stahler Herron Heverly Highhouse Hines JUNIORS FE-HI 75