Cortez High School - Cortesians Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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IM, Along with the rest of the marching bond, Todd Norris, sophomore, Mlke Whitman, senior, ond Seon O'Con- nor, sophomore, hod their shore of odjustments to the new bond director, Mr. Norb Zwlckl's techniques. I ri One section of the compus went through massive construction. During o bod moment of the game, Vorslty foot ployer Seon Bruce, junior, expresses hls discontentment 4 Theme

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Toble of Contents The be Fourth orishe doy. ginning of school brought i bock to the lonely Gpening Poges 4-17 sidewalls. Grgonizotions Poges18-51 The flog girls proudly march oheod of the bond. Athletics Poges 52-111 The varsity football players struggle for victory ogoinst the Chandler Wolves. Acodemics Poges 112-127 teresting ghts to Sondy Lodick d G nlors. Closs Section Poges 128-201 After receiving her homework ossignm seniorC g Closing Poges 202-286 Our com during o peoceful mo t of the b C

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