Thunderbird High School - Warrior Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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V UT r 'l'rI.E3!..U... by Laura Mast This school was built on pride and the Thunder- bird students surely carry it through. Eager students participated in the activities offered. The overall attitudes of the teens on this campus has really been positive. The pride in our school unifies us into one group, the Thunderbird Chiefs. commented ju- nior, Amy Gower. School spirit was kept alive by all the rowdy people. They got everyone involved in chants at games and assemblies. Spirit days brought out true colors and were a large factor in promoting spirit. With our spirit, school would not be the same. While pride unifies, spirit unites by getting people involved. People can see and feel spirit of students around them explained junior, Marielina Esper- anza. Not only did Thunderbird execute spirit and pride on campus, but also in the surrounding com- munity. Teens on campus were involved in several community service projects such as Key Club, led by Larry Prochnau. Key Club sponsored a stair climb for Cystic Fibrosis. Other service vents that took place were the traditional blood drive and the canned food drive. These both were held to assist the community. Another big part of Thunderbird is the S.A.D.D. programg Students Against Driving Drunk. Senior, Brian Booker was the President of S.A.D.D. and worked to promote this with students and parents. Thunderbird has played a major role in community service. Out of the Blue . , . Thunderbird students bring forth pride and spirit for the school. Striving for excellence has always been a trait of Thunderbird and this year has certainly been no exception. From school to community service, Thunderbird shows its pride. Above junior john Knutson successfully refuses to grow up . during Homecoming week activities, Photo by Kevin Kemer Right Senior Yvonne Venetz and junior Tim Hug Disguised as SctiinDiegans'f try unsuccessfully to blend in on surfer day during Spirit week. Photo by Laura Mast. 4 Gpwifls .