Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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X if X E f QL. i . Mr. Ken France Ms.,Angela Fuller Mr. Armand Gennaco Ms. Esta Goldstein Mr. Danny Ham Safety Education1PE Spanish flinglish Counselor Theater Arts Social Studies GHS Lucky To Have Mr. Espinoza Running and teaching Industrial Arts are both impor- tant pursuits to Mr. Espinoza. r. Espinoza is a very valu- able part of Glendale High School and the Cross Country Team. He has taught for eight years and has been here at Glendale for five years. He teaches wood shop and drafting. Mr. Espin- oza also coaches the Cross Coun- try Team and distance running in Track. Mr. Espinoza attended GHS from 1968-1972. He ran and competed in cross country. ln 1972 he was sixth in the nation and he was also a four-year letterman. ln 1975-74 he became first in the nation. He was also a two-year All-American at ajunior college. Mr. Espinoza won the Junior College Steeple Chase and made state champ two years in a row. He is in the 1972 GHS Hall of ill ttiic Fame. Ever since he has coached here at GHS the Cross Country Team has lost only five meets. The team was undefeated for three years and they were division champs two years in a row. He has coached four runners who were division champs and one state champ. Mr. Espinoza almost made it to the Summer Olympics in 1976, missing the qualification time by only one second. He qualified for the 1980 Games but didn't get to go because of the boycott called by President Carter. Glendale High School is certainly lucky to have Coach Espinoza among its teachers. - Tessa Wardzinski and Kathy Hill at V Ms. Karen Horton Ms. Sharon .Huff Mr. Fred Huff Ms. Carol Hullihen Ms. Sheila Johnson English English Occ. Therapist Business Mathematics 22 FACULTY

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My ,Af if Mr Glenn Beeson Dr. Charlotte Bellah Mr. Ray Bierner Mr. Oscar Borbora Mr, Robert Brock English Social Studies V Special Services Special Services Business M K 2' schwartzkopf MY PET PEEVE IS . . . ing able I0 PYOHOUHCS the Ch - l people with negative attitudes. Sound in the word Ch00' YOU KNOW YOU'RE A TEACHER Ms. Pawley choo. Mr. Bierner WHEN . . . students who ask ifthey missed when I WHS talking to my Class your name appears on the res- troom wall. Mr. Clever you go to the movies and have the urge to shh the audi- ence. Ms. Reynolds you look for the mechanics ofa sentence instead of its content. Mr. Bierner kids are shocked to see you in Levis. Ms. Rader students forget to salute! Mr. Lindsey ' students respond. Ms. Huff your students call you Mr, in public places. Mr. Zahn you have a stack of papers to grade on Friday afternoon. Dr. Bellah it's summer and you don't get paid. Mr. Roger Scott the IRS sends you a sympathy card. Mr. Poole anything important while they were absent. Ms. Reynolds students who say l'm bored. Mr. Clever Mark Pena. Ms. Nelson students who spend more time making up excuses than doing the actual work. Ms. Wallace having things neat. Mr. Zahn teachers and students who don't like Boy George. Mr. Bor- bora kids who don't seem to care about themselves. Ms. Alt paperwork. Mr. Poole MY MOST EMBARRASSING MO- MENT WAS . . . getting a cream pie thrown in my face at a pep assembly. Ms. Atwood when l was chastized for not be- and my bridge fell out. Ms. Huff when l was asked if l was from Ohio. Mr. Borbora when as principal l turned the school out to see President Ford and he didn't bother to stop. Mr. Heatwole when the chemistry lab was to- tally full of smoke as the princi- pal walked in. Mr. Roger Scott when l didn't get Teacher of the Year for the seventh straight year, but l've never been to Aspen either. Mr. Poole when l accidentally set off a fire extinguisher in a school van. Ms. Daly l Mr Richard Clever Mr, Carlos Delacruz Mr. Greg DeVille Mr. Fred Espinoza g Mr. Raiph Flores Counselor Psychologist Social Studies Industrial ArtsfPE Science FACULTY 21

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Ms, Marlene Mr. Bruce Heatwole Hannsberry Business English Ms. Marianne Hensley Mr. Tom Hernandez Ms. Bellah Eams Ph.D s. Bellah, government teacher at GHS for the past 20 years, has furthered her career and be- come a doctor. She received her Ph.D. in Education Administration from NAU. She says it was hard, but she enjoyed the challenge of setting a goal and reaching it. Dr. Bellah says, The school hadn't changed much: l had. As a teacher being the student again, she says she can relate to the pressures of meeting deadlines and doing demand- ing research in the library. Dr. Bellah says government is her favor- ite subject and she enjoys being able to teach it here at GHS. Going back to school and teaching was a difficult task for her, but she did a fantasticjob. Con- gratulations Dr. Bellah on a job well done! -Kim Koner Mr. Steve LaGrow Mr. Brian Lassley Industrial Arts Mathematics Mr. George Holveck French jGerman Science Enrichment Seminar G, Al ' NYQ gl if E to .il ,NN L x . l' if W VW4' ? XCXQKDXAHLA XX dz gl! 9 ya ffv' in Y fxtjy Xxgfj .fdbx K' , Q ,' X X wfigk 1 Q1 Oi' ' x rv ,ff I-If Q O, XL! Mix -XV I L Q, V 50 'Tn' tx ,fi MWA L! XS Dr. Bellah spent the '85-'86 school year finishing her Ph.D. at NAU. Ms. Mary Luvisa Special Services Mr. Dan Lindsey Music LM ity Gi ii 5 lr Ms. Evangeline Munoz Chapter l FAC U LTY 25