Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Dedication- The i952 Cordinol is proudly ond respectfully dedi- coted to Mr. Robert C Scott, Those who know him con only opprove of our choice ot Scotty os being the right one. We hold him, our new vice-principol ond longetime friend, in high esteem tor his unselfish devotion to Glendole High ond its student body. Registration, counseling, pep rollies, school spirit, ossemblies, closses, driver troining-these ore but o tew of the octivities of this untiring ond potient mon, who hos put first obove oll things the school ond the people within it, l23l

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Mory C No School Year Can Start Or Continue Without the Help Ot the Painstaking Office Statt Mrs. Anno Gaston Mrs. Horriette Imcs A,Ae..1e,:o,:.-A: e.f,NeJe-M - , . 14-e.,e:1ou,f, QM,-,qlgL M A c Koernor Mrs. Gcorgio Monord Miss Helen Mondo Mr. Amelie Potter Miss Solly Tukcsuyc Mr. Eorl Thomann

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I September- and a Host of Activities. Left-Bulletin board displays started in the library. This one on driver education and safety was made by, left to right, Loa Lamb, Arlene Craig, and Ilene Akin. Right-Football practice started with September. Here Coaches Schmidt and Dougherty show Don Holley proper blocking form. And Don became an All-State player. Left-Good citizen Max Green, always willing to lend a hand, dons a sandwich sign to plug student activity tickets for the student coun- cil. ght-And came September, come initiations. Pledges had to serve their elders and wear preposterous clothes, Here four prospective Red Masque members salaam to club members. The four GUHS cheerleaders, left to right, Linda Gillum, Glenda Rowland, Donna Kiser, and Lynn Takesuye, teach school cheers to fresh- men as part of the new- comers' orientation program. The girls worked in informal ibut attractive? garb.