Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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PRCJMCTED SCHOOL SPIRIT The specfafors' fhrills of fhe pasf foofball season were noi' provided by fhe feams on fhe Held alone. No small parf of fhe enjoymenf came from fhe parficipafion of Glendale High School's excellenf band. Resplendenf in fheir colorful uniforms, fhe band aided fhe cheer and song leaders in keeping Glendale's enfhusiasm af a high pifch. The clever maneuvers and playing of fhe band befween halves broughf favorable commenfs affer every game. The band performed af several ouf-of-fown games and was parficularly acfive af fhe annual Hoover-Glendale Rose Bowl confesf.

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THE PEP CLUB AND BAND Buzz Anawal+ and Mary Jane Buschlen, baclxed by +he Sfudenf Cabinef, helped organize +he Pep Club. Pop Harrison was facully advisor for fhe club. The colorful red and black beanies of +he Pep Club made a brigh+ spol' in Glen- dale High School his+ory. Organized in I944 wilh A. P. Harrison as advisor, 'rhe club served as a cenlral poinl' around which lo build or- ganized c h e e r i n g, game s+un+s, and school spirit For lhe firsf 'rime Glendale's roolers had lheir enlhusiasm really focused al' a common poinf-'ream support

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WIN CR LGSE, FCDGTBALL Capfain of fhe Varsify foo+ball +eam was Jack Earl, who wifh his fine playing and sporfsmanship, cerfainly deserved fhis honor. Jack played quarfer- back on +he squad fhis year, from where he direcfed +he T forma'rion which worked so well on many occasions. Alfhough he was a fine runner and a grea+ passer, he seldom called fhe ball 'ro himself, le++ing fhe resi' of 'rhe squad lug fhe porkhide. Besides being an excellenl' foo+ball player, Jack was lcnown as an all-around swell fellow. CAPTAIN JACK EARL Gel fhai ball! ws xW O