Peoria High School - Panther Yearbook (Peoria, AZ)

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CHA GE Due to the rapid growth of our school, it has undergone major construction including a new auditorium, library, stu- dent parking lot, and new landscaping. The construction of the new auditorium, which had a total cost of S1,823,366, was started in March of 1984 and ended in August of 1985.It gave us the latest technology in lighting, sound, and electronic equipment as well as classrooms for drama, vocals, and instrumental equipment. Besides having a new auditorium, the students have a new parking lot. Also, in place of the old band room, there has been a new library built. - Tracy Putman ,,,., ,,..r ,,,. ,W v, . ..,.. , ,uw , 4 New Facilities

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NEW. It's your first day of school, and you know exactly what's going to happen. You're going to be sitting through six classes listening to your teachers talk about the class and school rules and regulations. As for the Freshmen, they don't know what they're doing or where they're supposed to be going. After the first two hours of listening to their teachers, they realize that high school isn't going to be a picnic. You walk into your first hour class, hoping you're in the 'right class- room, you see many different faces... new faces. . .threatening faces. Feeling lost and lonely you look desperately for a familiar face, then an old friend comes up and says Hi . At first you're wondering who this person is, then it hits youl. . .lt's great to be back in school again. - Angel Oakley E ' 'E Q