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Closing The Doors ... As the only four year high school in Mesa, we ended the school year with high regards. Extra effort put forth by all admin- istrators, faculty members, stu- dents, and parents paid off when we were able to work with and solve the problems that arose from being a large school. Our 3,000 plus student body proved there is strength in num- bers as we worked to the best of our ability. This being the final year for the freshman class led to many early preparations for the return to a three year high school. Everyone expectantly looked forward to the scheduled opening of Hendrix Junior High School for the fall of 1985 which would house part of the fresh- man overload from the junior highs of Rhodes and Powell, (continued on p. 284.) Students gather to show their enthusiasm and support at the spring pep rally honoring the opening of the girls bas- ketball, baseball, track, and tennis seasons. As the year comes to an end traditional activities such as graduation, Accent on Academics Superbowl, Spirit Week, and Honors Night begin to consume students available time. Thomo 283 - Closing
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... On A Four Year School (continued from p. 283.) Therefore, next year we would return to a three year high school with a sharp decrease in our en- rollment. Registration procedures, com- pleted in February brought about changes in the number of classes offered. Many teachers, faculty members, and coaches brought over from Rhodes Junior High and other surrounding schools would be returning to their origi- nal schools. The loss of the fresh- man class would also hamper our athletic teams. Despite the downfalls we experienced, we would fondly remember this year for our STRENGTH in handling an increase in NUMBERS. Design by Kelly Arnold. Photos by Jerome Moore, Andy Phelps, and Steve Wilbur. During the last few weeks of school students spend a few special moments with close friends to say good-bye. Days speed by and become more hectic, but we are happy because school is almost over and summer is here. 284 Theme Closing
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