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

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f 's-auf Students walk past PV's new auditorium. The painting of the Ramada added a nice change to our campus. During the past few years, we have all seen our school going through changes. ln fact, the school that the freshmen of this year see is far different from that which our seniors attended. With the addition of Trojan Hall last year and the auditorium this year, our school is now unequalled. The construction of the audito- rium began Feb. 5, l984, with the destruction of the 700 building. Ac- cording to construction supervi- sor, Sam Trent, This auditorium is of better quality than the ones at Shadow Mountain and Horizon. The cost has been estimated at about 3 million dollars and was scheduled to be completed on time in l985. The auditorium will be the new location for the plays that the stu- dents produce. Senior Sherri Frantz spoke of the auditorium enthusiastically. She said, I think it gives our school a better image.

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ws, '1: I 1 L The football announcer's box expresses the pride the school has in the Trojans. gi . X: ie. , . rree X Construction workers work on the school's new auditorium, Put- ting us ahead of schedule. Students patiently wait in line to be served at the snack bar.

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New fashions don 't stop figs rf, Variety was the key word for fashion this year. Christy Williams strikes a fashionable pose Oliver Lapo contemplates the rest of his school day. Mike Hart sports a unique jacket.