Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Stepping Around Y At the Harvest Dance . . . Dances? There are inter-school sports and intra-mural school sports, national assemblies and school assemblies, formal and informal dances, junior plays and senior plays and plays for the sake of playing . . . No, classes are not the only means by which we learn. 93lays? A Rehearsal Scene from Night of January lo . . . In All Of The Extra- Curricular Activities?

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Girls' Volleyball Practice Does The Answer Lie In . . . . Sports? Our work at school is not all classwork. There are many things we learn by actual participation in the multitudinous activities which constantly go on beyond the classroom door, activities such as are pictured on these two pages. Assemblies? Ay The Annual Christmas Assembly U09

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Suppose We Settle The Question By Seeing What Makes OUR High School The Old Library Building 1 l The Science Building A few more glimpses at our physical plant on this page and then we move to the other things which constitute a school. But we must realizeeand it almost goes without saying-that a school starts being a school when it has the buildings neces- sary to maintain itself. This is the physical foundation of any worthy high school. U2