Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Music And rt- The Finer Things n Life! MUSIC DEPARTMENT-Mr. Dan Lindsey and Mr. Mike Dellisanti. he Art Department at GHS is Mr. Cliff Scott. In his classes he teaches crafts and arts, including clay sculptures, calligraphy, and drawing. Since the classes were studying Southwest- ern Art, they were able to attend an exhib- it of Southwestern Art at the Phoenix Art Museum in the fall. The classes also worked to prepare for their Art Shows held in January and March. The Music Department consists of Mr. Mike Dellisanti and Mr. Dan Lindsey with Mr. Dellisanti working ,mainly with vocal music and Mr. Lindsey handling instru- mental music. The purpose of the Music Department is to open students' worlds to music and to refine musical talents. ART DEPARTMENT-Mr. Cliff Scott. W.. f- -, wx Q' L ' L f Fikm it lag L YN 'f . '. fi, N IS-an Ln, , FACULTY 21

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Administrators Assist n Pursuit O Excellence .,, v Q he GHS administrators are the people who provide the needed support for the running of the school. Mr. Threadgill is the Dean of Students and the person students hope they never have to visit on business. The Dean's job is to enforce attendance and discipline policies, one of the biggest responsibilities on campus. Mr. Bill Smith is Glendale High School's Assistant Princi- pal of Athletics. He is in charge of athletic events including scheduling of games, referees, and time. In addition, he is in charge of all the school's budgeting, transportation, and maintenance. Mr. Ron Gardner is our Assisant Principal for Student Services. He is responsible for the design of the academic curriculum and all student services such as class schedules. DEAN OF STUDENTS-Mr. Jim Threadgill will 'WWW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-Mr. Bill Smith ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-Mr. Ron Gardner 20 FACULTY ,,- ,ie , -if' f

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u iness And Indu trial Arts- Teaching Student ractical Skill 22 FACULTY he GHS Business Department con- sists of four instructors who teach students skills that will be used throughout their lives. The classes include typing, accounting, D.C.E., general busi- ness, and data processing and business ma- chines. The department uses a mastery ap- proach to learning in its courses since stu- dents must master a skill before moving on to a new skill. The Industrial Arts Department offers classes which are quite popular with many GHS students. The department's classes include drafting, woods, metals, and auto- motives. In the future the department hopes to develop a computer electronics class. Mr. LaGrow, the Chairman of the department, says that the three instructors in the department try to acquaint students with technology, industry, and leisure time activities related to Industrial Arts. -:L BUSINESS DEPARTMENT-Mr. Bob Brockel, Ms. Carol Hullihen, Mr. Bruce Heatwole, and Ms. Doris Chacon. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT-Mr. Steve LaGrow, Mr. Ray Ambrose, and Mr. Fred Espinoza.