Cactus High School - Cobra Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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QS5?illIlTll' ENT LLl'llll Dances, assemblies, contests and carnations on Valentine's day. These are some of the past times which have marked life on the Cobra campus. ln the beginning there wasn't much and most of our day consisted of classes, but a little help from bur faculty made things happen. Talking with people from other schools about ours we inevitably get the response, What and where is Cac- tus? . Not for long though, in the future everyone will know who we are and where we are because . . . i , . . . now, we're on our way.

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its D 355 9 . alttgggt i lil? XDXNOOP Xl' ,Q WNW it We all enter high school with a pocket full of dreams and a mind full of ideas ol' what we plan to be. Once there, we go to classes where our minds are shaped and molded into something that will be of use to us later. When we emerge, the contents of that pocket won't be the same, but then again neither will we. Our ideas will have changed into something that will make us of use gfmggciety. We will always be involved in that process, no matter how . f,.f1,iE, '5fi3wnup we believe ourselves to be, of changing, growing, and learning 2 Q ,fi 152455 EE? ,s .. .. iv Sf , -4 -,.,. Y! 4 with each mistake or accomplishment we make. The process may seem long and hard to endure, ut when we're through welll know it was worth it because We're on our way. - 'Am-'-or-1-sr-swung -X fl,- - .f ,-. 4 wyyw 1 f if LQ. W x 5' 'fig' W' 5 l-'JQI1 5'-cl' iii4.i.f -a rf I ... I ' w 'ii -:J 4,4p4.f,jq, .- vZf . f l-ily, - dvi,-N .. 4 h .1 t M N ,,, Jw QM N V- 'ftff H ,u JH. A g ,v jx b , W i, . it ,, my vs - im age if ' ' ,. 'Q'-ity LV: rw, 4. ff '-Us ' '--.wxsg 5- M .. 'W . ,4vq9,,.3E.'fw5K- V Q., ,H , X-P .,-.V J. -. ff- - 4-ami? W. X 'f'NIv1,,,5,,3,,,,3 .-1 . ,.. , ' - - ,...f.t.wW-g I- W me - ,f.,z '4'A .. 1 H Q .f ttii Wg' lx N, . .,,. f ,gr '. za., .rag f if 'Zig K gr-Q H ,KW ' 5145-If ive' I sf gy' 3 'gxgl-1.31 'f A' JJ 'Q 1' ' N3 V.

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X, l cfm. f .xissbux Q it KQNLD-Q9-it a me Jw MQ 'Wiki QW QMR Qyx 6 Lo Xl 957r9Sfft4 151+ 6 I x Sta it I. The ceremonies were held in the auditorium, which was the lirst time the public was able to see the inside ofthe a auditorium. 2. Mr. K iser was the voice ofthe R1cuIty during the the ceremonies. 3. The classrooms were open before and alter the dedication ceremonies and some teachers had group discussions. 4. Don Wilson, Student Body President at Peoria, gave the school his good wishes on behalf of Peoria. 5. Several teachers talked separately with many parents, as Mrs. Bryan is doing here.