Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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The Boclahohe CDT The School Touqheninci UD' Exercises Are Stressed in Boys' Sports. Military Boys Stand Af Attention. written drills on finding interest This class consisted primarily of freshmen, Algebra l is also taught by Mrs, Trueblood. ln Journalism, Mr. Swartz was discussing the mechanical problem present in the writing of headlines for news stories, The rest of the period was spent in making assignments and checking copy for the Cardinal l-li-Lights, high school paper. Mr. Swartz also teaches Latin I and ll, Sociology, sponsors the school yearbook, and coaches track. Each student in Mr, Allen's Vocational Agriculture class was being assigned a bed of onions as a special project. Water had been ordered, and arrangements for the care of this was being made, The students worked part of the period on their project books. Mr. Allen takes care of all instruction in Agriculture and the Farm shop. We visited Superintendent Yeoman in his office only for a few minutes as he was earnestly engrossed in tables of figures and other data pertaining to school finances. Mrs. Georgia Menard, attendance secretary, was compiling the daily attendance AI7...

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ELLEN KEEBLER MARGARET KLANN BERNICE LUCAS JAMES J. McALLlSTER MRS. GEORGIA MENARD R. G. PERKINSON EVELYN PERRY AINSLIE C. POTTER for the navy. Other boys were doing various types of individual project work, First Aid was being demonstrated in Miss Klann's physical education class. The girls practicing on each other were making various types of bandages and splints. Mr, Potter's chorus was earnestly rehearsing l-lats Off, annual operetta which was due ta be presented within the next few days. Mr. Potter has charge of all music on the carnpus, Students in Mrs. Trueblood's Math. 9 class were reciting on the different banking princples, interest on bonds, postal savings, etc. This was followed by oral and

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MRS. ROGER TRUEBLOO' J ALFRED 'WOHLSCHLEGEL MRS. C. A YEOMAN DON l-lOEL W. W. MAILES D. L. VAN CAMP Tliey Jiiiole Us lm Ljiiif Woirk as turned in on reports from all the teachers. She also had two students making graphs to illustrate the percentage ot daily attendance in the tour classes. As we passed by the mimeograph room we perceived Bernice llvliss Lucasl running oft the daily third hour bulletin. . We visited a session of Coach Crouch's basketball practice atter school hours Coach, on this particular day, was stressing the offense, and was drilling the boys in two new plays. lr addition to his coaching duties, Mr. Crouch also teaches a class in Sociology. On the campus, Mr. lvlailes, caretaker, was trimming the hedge and was also watering the grass around the building on the West lawn. We found Mr. van Camp, superintendent ot grounds, in his ottice where he was making a report at expenditures on grounds tor the preceding month. Don tlvlr, l-laelj was driving the new bus out ot the aarage, and starting tor the parking lot where students would soon l:e coming tram their sixth hour class to be homeward boundl iii- i i