Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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The Administration f 'ffe 'I ' THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, left to right, Mr. John F. Long, Mrs. Graydon B. Hall, Mr. Pat Taylor, Mr. Arthur Sine, Clerk, Dr. Joseph P. Voorhees, President, and standing, Mr. Don Sanderson who took Mr. Tayl0r's place on the board in January. THE STUDENTS and staff of Glendale High School can take justifiable pride in the fine traditions that have been established and maintained during the half-century of Glen- dale High,s existence. During this period the facilities and curriculum have been greatly expanded to provide for increased enroll- ments and the diverse educational needs of students. Standards of scholarship and citizen- ship have remained high. The success of Glen- dale High graduates in professional and busi- ness fields reflects the effectiveness of their schooling. The continued cooperative efforts of students, parents, and the staff will help to ensure years of success in the future. MR. MELVIN ZINSER District Superintendent

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H, f J L 'n:,f 1' xg Foreword In 1912 the main building of Glendale High School was built. It was the first high school in the Glendale district and it succeeded the one-room school in the back room of a small frame building. Since 1912 the GHS campus has grown to its present day proportions. During the past fifty years the voices of many different students and teachers have echoed through the halls of Glen- dale High. This summer, after fifty years of service, the old walls of the main building will be torn down. The face of the campus has been changed by the erection of new buildings. Glendale High students have come . . . and gone . . . taking with them the fruits of knowledge so carefully bestowed up- on them by the most worthy Glendale High School faculty. Each student who passes through the front door of Glen- dale High School into his future takes with him very special memories . . . memories the 1962 Cardinal staff has endeavored to capture in this edition of your yearbook. x np 'r , Wr- yw ec -. 'J f il , 'W l if ly L . 1 . 'X r . -xo A , T1 'K ,f-F . if ,fy 1 ' f 1 I It . Q 'X ' fx ' f. ffl- f 'IN 4 I K L . 4, ,fx ' W -X ',A'x yi, 11 at I ' I J! 1 ,. N W N 4 I I I -A ki, v .. ' l ' V f! I gift! -If N N V 3 V yi: ,g A. 'J ff 1 ,, ff' W tw -rf rr N f 1' . ,li IQ, t xx' ' K ' ! X 1 I J -v I X if h . X ,V . 1. N lk X N 'll X 1 i N f -vf' 1 fi Cyl f ,xl it X ' 'I f . ' , K y . nf A ' ,Q A 3, ,VX A .ni ' if le A' 1 A l f , 5 ' 7 lv -,r ff: ' X ' V .N N w i V l , K nf ,P , f A P . X77 rxfl i i ,- 1 I, v V. L., X, it ii, at m , , 1 A fl 1, .1 X , ' I O 'jf 1' . iw 1 -, ,X 9-tl' Ns X t

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THIS PUBLICATION of the 1962 Cardinal Yearbook marks the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of Glendale High School. This year also marks a milestone in the history of Glendale High School in that the last remnant of the original school will be replaced with a new structure. We hope that this new structure will uwitnessw and symbolize for the next fifty years the growth, loyalty, and learning that the old School witnessedi' and symbolized for the first half century. MR. VICTOR LOWMAN Principal MRS. VIVIAN AMSPOKER Head Counselor' 03 MR. ROBERT CHRISTENSEN Assistant Principal