Thunderbird High School - Warrior Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Favorite pastime was cars, trucks. In a decade of excellence, five of ten things that students enjoyed were playing racquetball, ATC riding, playing space games, looking at nice cars and building radical cars. Racquetball is an outdoor sport which has become increas- ingly popular. It is a fast competitive game that is enjoyed by both sexes. An indoor sport that has taken over such games as pinball and foosball is space games. These games were a favorite during lunch breaks and after school. The space invaders game with its push buttons and multicolor lights was fed the most quarters this year. With Arizona's dry climate and rocky terrain the only cycle that was really built for this area was an ATC. The ease in which it handles makes it possible for girls to ricle as well as guys. Freshman Mary Miranda says she eases down dirt roads to have fun on her cycle. Every year new cars filled the parking lot. This was a year of tall trucks, clean VW's and a Ferrari. The majority were nice sub-compacts. Pride was shown by a student as he built the nicest VW on campus. His radical 2180 with all of its chrome, blue anodized parts and slick white paint with its racing blue stripe was the most truly outstanding vehicle owned by a Thunderbird stu- dent. 1

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1 Joining the excitement of the game, Lynn Whitey, Maria Lamberti and Margaret Voss sit among other Chief fans. 2 Feathers and a beaded tunic lent an authentic touch to Mascot Karyn Williams. She helped boost spirit at all football and basketball games. 3 New strategy is on the minds of the team members as they make their way back to the locker room at halftime. 4 Exciting the play, members of the freshman football team carry on their undefeated season. Cheering, socializing, excitement for the team are all part of the things that happen at football games. Participating in football as well as watching are one of the ten favorite ways Thunderbird people enjoy spending their leisure time. Spirit tried to push the Chiefs into a winning season. Even the girls could participate in football. Powderpuff was activated after two years without a game the girls could participate in. The Powderpuff game was girls only, juniors against seniors. Thunderbird football wasn't the only popular team with students. Many enjoy college and professional games. ASU, being so close was easy to get to and exciting to watch. Students also went to junior college games. Professional football including the Super Bowl, have also been popular with teenagers. The first ten All time heroes I Albert Einstein Roger Minnie 2 Father Mother 3 John F. Kennedy Anwar satin 4 Jesus Rick spnngfieid Abraham Lincoln I O John Wayne

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