Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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. Ji' lf Top Left: Emotions run high as Queen Bobbi and King Gus walk off the field following their Coronation. Top Right: Homecoming weather turns unseasonably cold as the Dom-Don girls huddle under blankets to keep warm. Far Left: A Roman soldier exhorts his galley slaves as the Latin Club Float sails down Glendale Avenue. Center Left: Attendants Cyndy and Freddie smile for crowd. Center Right: Attendants Isabel Villa and Jim Coronado pause on field. Above: Laughter takes the prize as Konni Allen drives the GAA f'loat.

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We've only just begun. . .M We've only just begun ... With this theme in mind Glendale students began preparations for Homecoming 7l. One of the major events of the year, there was something for everyone with floats to build, a pep rally, a parade, a football game a all culmi- nating in the traditional Homecoming Dance. Clubs and classes started with float theme, and rolls of chicken wire and thousands of napkins found new homes celebrating the hoped - for downfall of the Paradise Valley Trojans. Parade time came all too soon, but reflected the high spirit ofthe student body. While the Cardinal football team was not having one of its better seasons, everyone looked forward to a victory. But this was not to be. Paradise Valley proved a very worthy opponent for one of the closest games of the year. Mistakes were costly and when the final gun sounded, Glendale had lost with a disappointing score of I4-15. The highlight of the Homecoming cele- bration came at halftime with the Coronation of the royal court. Seniors Gus Burruel and Bobbi O'Keefe were elected by the students, attended by Cyndy Furze, Freddie Espinoza, Isabel Villa, and Jim Coronado. Tears of joy and surprise were evident as Welve onlyjust begun .. . became a part of the past.

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