Thunderbird High School - Warrior Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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THUS ASM Freedom begins with enthusiasm. -Susan Oremus Two hundred years ago our freedom was won through the vigor and enthusiasm of our forefathers. The revolution began because a few men were enthusiastic about a new system of government. They saw the opportunity to effect change and they accepted the challenge vigorously. It is this same enthusiasm that we must also achieve to maintain the freedoms we have. One of our first oppor- tunities to accept challenges and respond with enthusiasm is during our high school years. If we avoid the challenges now, we will un- doubtedly side-step them in the future. If we accept the challenges offered by involvment in our school, then we will develop the strength, confidence and enthusiasm to face the challenges ahead. 1? Ma 451 ZH lifts ifwffgipi 357 if in l iff . fl

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