Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Glendale High School- Look How We're Changing! A hanges. That's what school is about. All of us experience one change or another during our high school years. Whether it be in friends or our tastes, the changes are often for the better. Some of us change drastically, while others change in very small ways. Ho matter what the change is, we have fun making the adjust- ments. When we go to school, we all mature and grow. We become more re- sponsible. We make changes. When some of us first entered high school, we probably thought to ourselves, I'll always be the same as I am now. But we don't stay the same. High school makes us change. We may not want to, but we do it anyway. Changes happen in all areas of our lives. As soon as we walk on campus at the beginning of the school year, we see changes in the faces that surround us. There are new students and new teachers as well as familiar faces that have aged a year and perhaps changed in sometimes subtle, sometimes dras- tic ways. School also brings changes to our friends and our friendships as the years pass. We meet new people throughout the year, while strengthen- ing some of our old friendships and dis- carding others. The GHS campus saw the beginnings of many changes during '86-'87. Plans be- gan to build new buildings and tear down old ones, while less drastic changes - new trash cans, a new goal post - added to the constantly chang- ing life at Glendale. As the campus changed its outward appearance, so GHS students exhibited changes in ap- pearance through their efforts to keep up-to-date with the latest, ever chang- ing fashions. Glendale High School. Look how we're changing! C 2 INTRODUCTION Mike Diehl and Lea Longo take a break to discuss Homecoming activities. Kim Koner watches Tracy Eastman perform an amazing feat. Maria Delgado and Kim Trisoliere show the enthusi- asm every cheerleader needs. Tami LaGrow and Tessa Wardzinski pose during a Yearbook meeting. Matt Sprier and Mike Avis relax in the Y. 1 . Renae Stover assumes her covergirl pose. Mr. Jacobson welcomes everybody to visit him inathe Dean's Office. '

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Changing Friends And Friendships Keep Life Interesting hen we came to high school, most of us figured that we would keep our grade school friends forever. For most of us that wasn't true. Sure we kept in touch with them, but we didn't really hang around with them too much. But, on the other hand, some people did still hang around with their old friends, but they experienced changes in their friend- ships. Each of us had new friends that we met in high school, while still main- taining our friendships with our old friends. Not only have our relationships with our friends changed, but our friends have changed. We have seen their per- sonalities change as they have ma- A tured. We've seen their likes and dis- likes change from one day to the next. We've seen friends change when they got a boyfriend or girlfriend, and we suddenly were not as important in the lives of our friends as we once were. We changed with them as we helped them through those especially rough times and those especially great times. Our friendships also changed when we were hurt by our friends, but we made up or we moved on in our friendships. Our friends and our friendships were constantly changing during our time at GHS, but the importance of our friends in our lives was one thing that re- mained constant. 4 FRIENDS D is-1