2022 Senior Spotlight: Robert’s favorite memories in high school are, “The friends you meet and hang out with.” His legacy advice to underclassmen is, “Worry about your grades and attendance, not others’ opinions of you.” After high school, Robert’s plans are to go to college and get a job in Powersports. We are very proud of you Robert. The teachers, staff, and administrators wish you the very best in your life journey beyond high school. Congratulations! #ThunderbirdProud

2022 Senior Spotlight:Gracie says that her favorite high school memories are, “Some of the wonderful people that I have met through the years and the different experiences that we come across through the good and bad times .” JAG, Art club, and being a Library Aid are the things that made Gracie the most Thunderbird Proud. Her life legacy to underclassmen is, “Don’t let others keep you from doing what you love the most. Just be yourself and don’t let relationships get in the way of your goals and dreams.” After high school, Gracie plans to attend college in California to become a photographer and Graphic Designer. We are so proud of you Gracie! The staff, teachers, and administrators wish you the very best in your life journey beyond high school. Congratulations! #ThunderbirdProud

2022 Senior Spotlight: Chance’s favorite memory in high school was, ” The last home game of the year where I got the quarterback that was in the news.” Being a part of the football team has made Chance the most Thunderbird Proud. His legacy advice to underclassmen is, “Sometimes you must hurt in order to know, fall in order to grow, lose in order to gain because the greatest lessons in life are learned through pain.” After high school Chance plans to play more football and work. We are extremely proud of you Chance. The teachers, staff, and administrators wish you the very best in your life journey beyond high school. Congratulations! #ThunderbirdProud

2022 Senior Spotlight: Making good memories with my friends, being Mrs. Hays-Martin’s library aid, and school having early outs are some of the best memories Erin had in high school! The thing that makes Erin the most Thunderbird Proud was being a part of FFA. Erin’s legacy advice to underclassmen is, “Never give up on yourself and, like Mr.Jobe said, ” Leave it Better than you Found it.”” After high school, Erin plans to work construction full time with her dad and weld part time. We are very proud of you Erin! The teachers, staff, and administration wish you the very best on your life journey beyond high school! Congratulations! #ThunderbirdProud