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

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Sauerbrey Scerc Scharon Schill 'X 1 . Alexander Martha Dawn J ul1e Renee Craig Robert Howard Piper Robert Roland Ross Roylance Russell .At Sauber Sanchez Sanford fd? Annette Tyrone Eric Mary Ernest Deana Mia Schir er Schmidt Schnaible Scott Frederick Christina Peter Teena Scholer Schroeck Scionti Scott Scott Goal: Professional Soccer Player Q Q 'd like to be a professional soc- Roger's sophomore year meant the cer player, stated junior Roger Giorgi. I think it's a lot of fun and I love the sport, he com- mented. Roger also enjoyed weightlif- ting, playing golf and sketch drawing animals. He liked to sketch many dif- ferent types of animals. It helped him to relax. He was involved in a church fellowship group and was on his church volleyball team. Of all of Roger's subjects he liked English the most. I enjoy writing, especially creative writing, because it lets me express myself the way I want to. It also comes easy to me, he said. most to him. I liked it the best because I realized that I have to work to get good grades. In my sophomore year, there was no threat of initiation, so I was able to spend more time worrying about my classes rather than being a freshman. He continued, I like the teaching staff because they really try to help out the students. Roger's biggest complaint of S.R. was the attitude towards different people, because of their race, religion, and because that person is different from themselves. Roger hoped to attend the University of Santa Barbara after graduation. JUNIOFIS PE-SC 83

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l if 3 M Aptitude Hurts School , atti Palmer, when asked how she felt about the one thing that could be changed at Santa Rita, replied, I think it would be the attitude of everyone, teachers and students. If the teachers would become more involved in tea ching students instead of getting to a certain point by the quarter, students would want to learn more. Students, she ielt, should realize school was a privilege, not a prison. Patti felt that to become a pediatri- cian was the best way to combine her love for children and her love for science. She commented that she had taken the classes that would help her the most in the future. I realize that getting into medical school is very difficult, but with six years of math and other difficult classes such as anatomy and advanced chemistry, I have a pretty good chance, she stated. Patti had many opinions on school life. She said, It's okay to be smart and with an attitude like that there is less tension. With less tension Santa Rita is a lot nicer. 5 Kristen Adams Ronald Lani rederick Tanja Stafford Robert F Stahler Stardevant Daniel Stacy Stark Sean James Joseph Stauffer StCyr Stephenson Stieber Nancy ,af Dan Stiffey Stiles t ,WW aw R Ma ,sm s Stipp Stowell Stowell Lance Stephanie Sullivan Switzer Taltacs Brent Tina James Tracy Tamsen Taravella Tarleton Tate Carole Jane Kim Michelle Tepper Theobald Thibault Thibodeau JUNIORS SE-TH 8