Cortez High School - Cortesians Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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For a crafts project, Joan Deason and Christie Peralta, sophomores, work on theirpaper-mache figures. Morning classes seemed to go by a little slower than the afternoon ones. Rochelle Treadwell, Melissa Martin and Jason Pride, juniors, are on their way to 2nd hour. 2 Student Life Division THEME, 4-5 HANGOUT S, 10-1 1 OPEN HOUSE, 8-9 SENIOR LIFE, 18-1 9

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Athletics were enjoyed by many. Traci Sims, Student Life Was Everywhere junior, spikes for the varsity volleyball team. et up, eat, go to school, go home, do homework, go to sleep. Get up - oh no, not again . . . What a pain. All work and no play. At times it seemed there was no end to our monotonous schedule of the school year. Every week seemed to drag on, just like every other. 6School' was a problem to face on a daily basis, but for many of us it wasn't. N o matter how hard we tried we ended up getting involved, Inside and Out of school. Going places, meeting people, doing different things, our LBack to School Blues' were easy to break. Soon enough Student Life got underway. Take a look at some of the better times we had . . . Taking a lunch break are Pam Skelton, Sue Holt and Brenda Bellinger, freshmen. FROSH LIFE 24 25 CHRISTMAS JAMBOREE SPOTLIGHT, 44 45 HOMECOMINE, 28-35 3339 Student Life Division 3