Cortez High School - Cortesians Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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For a special good luck gift, Andrea Fulcher, junior, gives Andrew Fucci, senior, his boutonniere. 4 On their way to the freshman assembly are a group of incoming students. ,Q is i 1 s K v at X si My This special welcome to Mr. Gadus, Dean, comes from Kris Kennedy, senior. Assemblies 7

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ssemblies Add Life and Spirit A ssemblies were better than ever because they help to psych up school with a lot of class competitions spirit. and crowd excitement. Student Class competitions including a big Council worked very hard to provide wheel race, a shaving cream crown contest and an egg toss were all part M . . of the assembly fun. I liked the assemblies because I Anna Sgliz, Sgphomgre, Stated, got out of class, and they got me t4They should have had them every in good moods. - Lorrie Week-7' Although most of the assemblies S d h ny er' SOP omore were held after school a few of them were held during third hour. MI new activities and ways to get people thought that third hour assemblies involved. Eric Johnson, junior, said, were a good idea because they got I think that assemblies are neat everybody on campus inV0lV6d,w Said 1 During the Homecoming assembly Miss .I or- dan, student council sponsor, Mark Wentzel and Chris Dickson, seniors, are ready to start the big wheel race. Back to school was a shocker for Jeff Daer, senior. 6 Assemblies Julie Johnson, senior. Assemblies in the gym became a fine place to not only raise school spirit, but to experience it. MI thought that there weren't enough assemblies, but they were fun and unpredictable, added Deidre Salcido., junior. At the fall sports assembly, Beverly Terp- stra, senior, and Joe Gaynor, junior, get things underway.

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Trying to get people to donate blood wasn't easy, but Joe Gaynor, junior, tried his best. The evening gave students time to socialize with teachers. Lisa Sovuca and Tianne Kurn, sophomores, spend time with Mr. Bruce Andersen, social studies teacher. 8 Open House Opening Up Our Doors for Parents to Experience School Life pen house gave the opportunity purposes and policies. for parents to discover what After g0iI1g through the their ghildrgnls School day con- classrooms, parents were invited for Sisted gf. To begin the prggram, a punch and .desserts supplied by the Cavalcade of C0115 was presented in Parent Action Club. Presentations by the auditorium with members of most Clubs Were Set UP thr0Ugh0l1t the of the clubs on campus taking part in Cafeteria- representing themselves in costume. alt WHS good t0 See 3 lot-Of P3rer1tS The formal presentation began with Shewglg UP and glVlI1g their SUP-. welcoming speeches by the ad- port, stated Michelle Thiry, senior. ministrators and student body president. Parents then left to attend It was a real hell-ringing experience. - Mrs. Graham shortened class periods where they were informed of class procedures,