Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Spirit . . . spirit . . . pirit . . . and more spirit Weive got spirit . . . yes we do! Some things don't seem to change through the years and one is our spirit. Some call it pep, others call it enthusiasm. Whatever we decide to call it, we know we have more each year. We show spirit throughout high school cheering on the basketball team, participating in a spirit chant at an assembly and getting involved in after school activities. This year is no different except we came back in the fall determined to show ourselves and others that we at Paradise are still on top. , '47WQd. N3 55 ,Nui , AGB .g 1 M-1 ,Mft , Zi i V las? 1'-gxtli. vu. rj . .EV - - ,-,e - V d o V , c ff lf' f is wwflwf l Q 1 t tlwtfl' ' w w-Il.'-'l i AJ 'ui I , if 'lt ' - t Y ilfwf A' ' X . Wfiwit ' K' if T 5134 V, - in - E or u is ,v,,,,i tffgrryr Tzwv li - - ,ai M Quit ' A . ' i W YY vti,vNii1'w 'Aww 1' may t , 5 F Q? L

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Progress means changes on campus Over the years Paradise Valley High Schoolls campus has had several changes. When this school was first opened in 1957, it only consisted of the 200 building and the counseling office. The football field was a long walk from the other few buildings on the campus. But because of the growing population of the area, the school began expanding. In 1963, PV had the original nine buildings along with a gym erected to house the music and physical education departments. A library was also added along with the existing shop rooms which were enlarged to accommodate the quickly expanding number of students wanting to take courses in the industrial arts department. When completed, 15 classrooms alleviated the crowded situation. After awhile came the 700 and 800 buildings along with the 400 buildings. The 800 building for a few years was a recreation room equipped with pool tables and air hockey tables. In 1978 the 100 building was completed and the new gym was built. The 100 building housed the industrial arts courses and the gym ac- commodated the physical education departments. The original buildings were torn down, in November 1982, to make room for a newer and larger building that should be ready for students to use in the fall next year. This building will be in the shape of an L and should also match the existing gym and 100 building. It will hold approximately 60 classrooms used in the English, Math, Social Studies and Special Education Departments. Even though the campus has gone through many changes, one thing may never change, people are still our most important product. l..J