Cortez High School - Cortesians Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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ew Tradition Arose Homecoming took on a look of Somethin' New by not announcing the king during the assembly as they have done in the past. The king and queen were held in suspense until the spectacular event. The girls received a box of flowers, the queen's holding a dozen long-stem red roses and the attendants with six yellow carnations. The gentlemen attendants received a boutonniere. Tom Walton and Debbie Frazier were chosen as the king and queen. When Debbie was asked how she felt she replied It was like a dream with clouds over my eyes. I c0uldn't believe I won! Tom said It was an honor just being chosen as an attendant. The other attendants included Colleen Cooke, Richard Daley, Patty Duffek, Emilo Gaynor, Greg South and Becky Williams. The underclass attendants were Denise Ferguson, Fred Martin, juniorsg Samantha Rob- inson, Doug Olson, sophomore, and Sue Romley, Erik Leonard, fresh- man. All the attendants felt it was an honor to be chosen and were glad homecoming was a success. A X Homcoming is over and the special memories remain Together we laughed and 1 Senior attendants, Becky Williams and cried Dicky Daley. It was nice to see ourfriends once again 2 Homecoming king and queen, Debbie Then it came to a close like a Frazier and Tom Walton. story book dream Senior attendants Colleen Cooke and Greg South During the halftime ccrcmony is Sue Romely and Erik Leonard All the attendants and last year s homecoming queen Lorrie Weaver congratulating Debbie Opening her box is Patty Duffek and Emilo Gay nor Senior attendants Denise Ferguson and Fred Martin lnson and Doug Olson 7 During the parade is junior attendants 8 Sophomore attendants Samantha Rob- 13 N-...nl 'G-.ar