Thunderbird High School - Warrior Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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t 1 Suns' Lioruia promotes assembly excitement t by Nancy Trimble Spirit rose to its peak as the Phoenix Suns gorilla fired up students at the first assembly. Enthusiasm spread while cheerleaders led the class competition. junior Lorelei Kuhn said, The freshman seemed more enthused because of the excitement of their first year in high school. Danielle Andreine was among many seniors who enjoyed the assembly. She commented, The senior class showed more spirit and rowdiness than I've seen in all my four years here. Alvin Adams, a well known Phoenix Suns player silenced the crowd momentarily with his speech about aiming for success without drugs. The speech inspired many people. One junior, Sean Kaye, re- plied A lot of kids look up to Alvin Adams. Top Dawn Hart and Julie Ridgway stand cheering at first pep assembly. Photo by Steven Yee. Left Cheerleaders attempt amazing mount at pep rally. Phoenix Suns gorilla decides to show his version of a cheerleader by lying on the floor in the middle of the gum. Photo by Steven Yee, Right Alvin Adams joins football player Kevin Bacchus in the basketball shoot at the assembly. All fall sports competed. Photo by Steven Yee. Cut IO First Assembly

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Homecoming '86 By Kerry Ashby Spirit was everywhere, thanks to the creative dress up days and activities of Homecoming Week. Students showed their spirit by dressing up in any- thing that didn't match, backwards, and inside out on Clash Day. Everyone got a kick out of the Tricycle and Bubble Gum Blow relay at lunch. The chance to show off favorite college sweat- shirts was the highlight of Tuesday. The Root Beer Chug was the main event at lunch. Students com- peted to see what class could chug root beers the fastest. For Wednesday, students came to school dressed as anybody or anything but themselves. The Mys- tery Bag Relay was the lunch time event for the Come As You Arenyt Day. i Y -Si Top Right Steve Engen tries his best at blowing a bubble in lVlonday's relay. Photo by John Webb. Above Bill Curing struggles against her opponent to chug a rootbeer and help her team win Tuesdays event. Photo by john Webb. Right Center Matt Dougall gets ready to race his tricycle in Nlondayls race. Photo by john Webb. Right Mark Trombino easily clears the bar in the Limbo Contest. Photo by john Webb. Blue . 1 2 Homecoming Week it mi .Mlm On Beach Day, students dressed in California beach styles and brought anything from lawn chairs to surf boards. During lunch, students competed to find out who could limbo the best in the Limbo Contest. Thursday nightls bonfire was just the beginning of the rise in spirit for Friday night's game against Deer Valley High School. Larry Prochnau's class won the dummy contest, and burned it at the stake in celebration of the Homecoming game. To end Homecoming Week, Friday was Toga Day for seniors, and Orange and Blue Day for freshmen through junior classes. At lunch, students got the chance to get even with teachers by attempt- ing to hit them with a pie at the Pie Auction. Of course everybody thanked those volunteering teach- ers for participating in the event.