Thunderbird High School - Warrior Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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N tc ll NX ,-XC' , 'ii' byiiliatliy Kearns Changes in the campus buildings and administra- tion helped the studentsfeel Thunclerbirdacquired an entirely new image. Some of these changes in- clude the remodeling of the cafeteria, the adding of the lobby to the gym, the remodeling of the class- rooms, the concession stand added to the stadium, and the painting of the buildings. Along with the building changes there were changes in the adminis- tration such as the addition of Dick Eberly, the operations and resource Assistant Principal, and Mark Farison the Dean of Students. The cafeteria was remodeled to take on a restau- rant look. The funding for these alterations was made possible by the bond election that was passed in May of 1986. This was the first time that major work has been done on the school cafeteria. I think improving the campus will encourage more people to come to school and to stay on campus for lunch. Top right The Chief mascot excites the crowd at the Homecom- ing assembly. Photo by Paul Freeman. Bottom right Taking on a new image are seniors Todd Fisher and Bob West. Photo by Paul Freeman. Bottom left Showing their other sides are Mitch Mendel- saidfjenifei' Sarigster, junior.'The'picnic benches in the :quad were also replaced. Constrtictioniiof the gym was to be completed in timefor the first home basketball game. The lobby includes a trophy case and a ticket booth. Over the summer the computer rooms were made bigger to allow space for more computers. Because of the added room, and computers it was possible for all of the computer students to work at the same time. They also added a concession stand and res- trooms for the stadium. In addition to all of these changes the buildings were also repainted. I think the changes helped the students to respect the campus more, said junior Darla Kneiss. Thunderbirdis campus saw many different changes over the past year, and possibly more to come. I feel that improving the campus will give Thunderbird a better name, said Wendy Emerson, junior. sohn, senior and Doug Cerise, junior. Photo by Robb Leather- wood, Bottom center Explaining the future plans for the cafeteria is principal Vernon Jacobs, listening are seniors Kathee Schultz and Robin Armstrong. Photo by Kathy Kearns. 6 Opening

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