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

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ashions, fads show change over years Many changes have occurred over the years, some subtle while they were happening. One was the length of hem lines, starting from around the ankle then gradually getting shorter and then longer again. Not only has the school changed over the years but also the habits of the students. Students used to ride their horses to school but this has been replaced by the more fashionable and quicker automobile. When the school opened in 1957, many of the students were cowboys who worked on ranches or farms and would wake up early in the morning, do the daily chores and go off to school. One of the most popular forms of entertainment was to see how many people could fit into compact cars and telephone booths. As the school got older, the students threw away their hula hoops in favor of political buttons. The students had their own form of punk , They dress- ed funky by wearing whatever didn't go together. The me decade of the '70's came to an end and in the l980's, the us decade began. The future looks bright for PV as we start the next 25 years. it mf 'fr ,, x I. his as 33' gpg .. if ,FW 5 'E se if - S tl wk - g fx r --. .. is I. 6

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6 I People . . . our most important product Through everyoneis four years of high school many faces are seen, remembered and forgotten. Years from now we will remember days of classes and evenings of sports, clubs and dances we went to with all of those friends we knew in high school. Each person that we met was quite unique in his own way. It was something quite nice for us all. No matter what size or shape, they are all to be remembered for the ways they helped us laugh when we felt sad or depressed or cry when we shared a moment of triumph. PV has known many people in the past 25 yearsg each different from ourselves which is one thing that makes being a part of Paradise Valley High School unique in itself.