Glendale High School (Glendale, Arizona)

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Mascot Colors Motto
Cardinal Crimson, White & Gold Education, Excellence, Opportunity

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[edit] School History

Founded in 1911, Glendale High School has adopted the motto of "Education, Excellence, Opportunity". With a diverse population, a solid historical grounding and an eye on the future, our motto is what we offer. Glendale High is Arizona's oldest operating public high school.

For over 80 years, students have been learning and graduating from Glendale High School. In fact, it's the oldest high school on its original site in Arizona. Throughout the years, graduates have gone on to excel in many areas including business, politics, academics, and more. Alumni include such recognized individuals as artist Roger Whitney, Arizona Court of Appeals Judge William Eubank, and Tony Award winner Steve Spinella.

[edit] Glendale's Pursuit for Excellence

Arizona Department of Education Names Glendale High School A Highly Performing School.

[edit] Fight Song

Fight Song Fight Cards, Fight! For dear old Glendale We know you will not fail, Show -- what we're here for And make them sad and sore. So fight, fight, for dear old Glendale! Make a touchdown and some more! Keep on piling up that score for dear old Glendale High.

An older version of the fight song, used in the 1960s, went like this: Hoorah for Glendale / Hoorah for Glendale / Someone in the crowd is yelling, "Hoorah, for Glendale!" / 1, 2, 3, 4, who we gonna yell for? Glendale, that's who, rah, rah, rah!

It still stirs the blood!


[edit] Alma Mater

All praises to thee, O Glendale High, To you our voices raise. Your high ideals make strong your name, Throughout the world no school can claim more right to honor, glory, fame Thank you, O Glendale High.

[edit] Accredited To

Glendale Union High School District, Glendale High School Web Page[1]

[edit] External link

Glendale High School Web Page[2]