Cortez High School - Cortesians Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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L 0 o 7 o 1V1H lt Up. Terrifying sereains. shrills of laughter and friendly persuasion is what Cortez Night at Legend City yyus made of. For the first time. the yettrlrook stuff put together Ll night where all Cortez students yyere alile to ride all ainusements as tuueh as they wanted any time of the day. Delulyie Diiyis. editor. explained. lt took a lot of time and hard work planning it, but when I saw the results, I knew it was worth it. Out of 500 tiekets. 2l0 yyere sold during one yyeek. :Xppttreutly it yyas agood turnout and students yy ho yyent had a good time. Popular umusements ineluded. tl1eYo-Yo. Roller Coaster. Sky Diyer. Tilt-A-Whirl, the I,og Ride and the Roter. The Yo-Yo was the fayorite of Brad Weed, Sophomore. when he said. I had a lot of fun, especially when it came to spitting from topf, Taken from ll survey. Corte- sians enjoyed the roller eoaster hut requested it should last it few see- onds longer. They Sky Diyer yyus ti winner for students who liked stand- ing next to the ride and egtlehing loose ehange. shoes and yyzillt-ts that eame out of eaeh eage. The Log Ride was my favorite because I found a way not to get soaking wet, so that made it even more fun, said Cheryl Bur- seheidt, Junior. Other students didnit find a way to stuy dry for example Junior Cathy Carnutn explained. I spent an hour on my hair that day and after one time on the Log Ride it was dripping wet, but Ihad fun anyway. When a group of Isreshnian yyere asked about the Roter. they till agreed it felt like they yyere in it elieese grater. To sum things up Cortez Night at legend City turned out yery sue- eessful, just as Mr. Turner. PII. eoaeh put it. It was exeiting, the tickets were a good deal, and the kids all had a super time. 1 ht yr .1 S h 1 n 4 r year nook adyi r oytng the r llnr .1 fun btayont and lah rn llrovyntng L1 gt nd City 1 Th- int of holding the students most person l possessions yyas Nlr. .ie l- k' . U l ' ,sit . 2 Iltlj yi ' o - eo' ster ride is I ina 3 A group of Cortesians at Cortez Night at syn I A 13 f' it X wut H