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

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94 chool spirit was a very con- troversial subject among the sophomore class. ohannah Bruns stated, Spirit at S.R. could have nie Williams said Spirit this year at Santa Rita seemed very high. People seemed interested in bringing the school pride. During spirit week and to r ittatftt Whot We Think Of School Spirit J i I i Patricia Stephen Dowdy Downs Scott Duffek Robert Dowsc been a lot better. if more of the students got involved in activities. I also felt that the students themselves should get together and decide on some spirit raisers that they would like. Blanco felt the same. He Steve stated, It lacks participation. What we have is good, but more people need to join in and feel proud of our school. On a more positive note the spirit seemed to have become better. An- homecoming school spirit really seem- ed to sky rocket. On the other hand, Lori McCafferty commented, The spirit at Santa Rita is real sad. A lot of people don't like the school and don't want anything to do with it. Staci Barker felt there should be more support for our sports teams. School spirit is great. I think the band helps it, too, said Gary Bol. i' -ffi 'W' 5131- ' i 'ir Q - 1 ff? T sq' i ii 'il , Michael Lawrence Susan Mayen Nancy Steven james Mark Duran Durgin Dyczewski Early Elliot Epley Erdman Escapule ,pb Jacob Madeline Manuel Ernest Michelle Anna Espino Estillore Estrella Evaschuk Fabian Fernandez Patricia Susan Louisa Susan john Philip Fernandez Fiordiliso Fischl Fisher Foxworthy Cahbard Michael Garcia Juanita Gary James Ann Williams, Audrey Zuniga Gates -'Ei ' SY if Q, We is 5 ' ty .X R William Gatcwood Kevin Chlldr Designzjennifer Tate, Debbie Bulgrin Copy: Eric Thornton, Debbie Bulgrin Photos: Gwen McCarthy, Cindy Nickel

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-GI? 3155? an-'H Michael Gill Celia Gierst Brandon Julie 1 ll. Linda Lujan Respiratory Therapist. Goal hen asked what his goals for the future were, Sophomore Kevin Childress replied, I'd like to be a respiratory therapist. I have asthma and I've been around the respiratory equip- ment, a lot.l also want to be able to help people go through what I've already been through. Kevin wanted to attend the U of A so he could be close to his family. As a starter on the j.V. Football Team, and a member of the track and wrestling , Kevin enjoyed sports. I went out for football because I love con- tact sports and wrestling helps keep me in shape for upcoming football seasons. If Kevin had a choice of schools to at- tend, he would have chosen to stay at Santa Rita, because we have a good school no matter what anyone else thinks, he proclaimed. There are not as many drugs on campus this year as compared to prior years and the many different kinds of people get along pret- ty well. Kevin felt that S.R.'s school spirit was very low. I think people should show support to the people that are represen- ting the school. No matter what the sport or event happens to be. t 3 Gilmore Goff -,Q Nancy Denise L0l'l MCCaffCrly Golden Gollan o . .t 3 Patricia Steven Timothy Christopher Martin Gonzales Gonzales Goos Gorrell I ' , 1 radillus ctc , ' f bzqqt . X S19 , X A a c he r , eva- as if John Derek Erin Daniel Greg Graham Granillo Green Gregory Groehowski Daniel Lora Grossetta Gum '33- Qeeatetkit Alex Steven Gutierrez Haag Brenda Clark SOPHOMORES DO-HA 95