Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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- x f Xf tj' OPPOSITE: A cowgirl in disguise does the cow- boy rock at the sophomore class dance. V N FAR RIGHT: These sophomores look alert in Mrnf ' Shaul's geography class. BOTTOM: Underclassmen take the opportunity to gab with friends at the AFS international ban- quet. f X Anita Allen Konni Allen ' Janet Anderson - . Steve Boles , 1 I l r , is H1151 ,M ffimbffx William Byrge ' ' 2 f Kathleen Campbell f Anna Carrasco Craig Churchill Ray Estes ' Linda Fraker ' Mark Garcia Juan Gatica Tino Gatica Danny Gonzales Kathleen Henson ilnffll x A . 2 i 1 if es: . T ri an f , It .,w l It Q fl A' .I xl I lv af 208 f 4 1,5 , fo, I 1' . I 'X ,-- it I if ' xv- TF' '. lwaxw ' ws

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-f Dixie Miller Preston Miller Kim Miller Richard Miller Crystal Milnes James Mitchell Gail Morcomb David Moreno Debra Morgan Gayle Morgan Cindy Morin Lori Muldner Mary Mundy Tyrone Murdock Terri Myers Bonnie Neilson Marcella Neilson Charlyn Nelson Phyllis Nielson Kent Norgren Norbert Noriega Jean O'Brian Amold Oehoa Nellie Ochoa Barbara O'Keefe Paul Olson Cherri Olstadt Lucille Ortega Richard Palacio Brenda Parker James Pearson Sophomores Search 6 M ,Q y , 6,3 siae y ' ttii i 'A is '5 at ,s.i.32.ai.l ' 1 3 t ,- M3 J Q M It ' f i X 5 tre r ' it ' Dara ' ' ' tlvamty 9 fl eg Q fl ?4i A in 'X ' l A - if ','. M ' 3 f 5 Us fi :TW 'll X f lm A' A. Q 1 1 gt! A 1: I f for identit

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ll-girl officers lead class of'74 The freshmen class got off to a good start this year. At the student mixer, a few freshmen were illegally initiated. It wasn't until late October, though, that the officers were elected. But even though they had no officially elected officers, they organized and built a Homecoming float. As for getting into the swing of high school life, quite a few freshmen are in band, GAA, Pep Club, tennis, football, and all varieties of language and special interest clubs. This summer, an orientation program was sponsored for the benefit of the freshmen. Quite a few turned out for it. After a week of getting acquainted with GHS, they came back for four weeks in a reading improvement program. They went on field trips to the steam plant by the Salt River Project, the Coca- Cola bottling company, a trip to Flag- staff, and had the opportunity to talk to America's Junior Miss, Karen Sten- wall, a '70 graduate of Sunnyslope High School. As the usual fund-raiser, the freshmen class dance was successful as far as dances go. It seems likely to say that from the looks of things, the freshman class can look forward to a pretty good sophomore year. FRESH MEN CLASS OFFICERS from left: Eileen Hackett, historiang Kris Krening, treasurer: Debbie Knutson, secretary, Rhonda Cordrey, vice- presidentg Debbie Keyes, president.