Cortez High School - Cortesians Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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SCHCOL SPIRIT IS E ERY Cortez spirit displayed a noticeable difference this year. It was everywhere to be seen! At football games, dances, assemblies and even in the classroom. People were anxious to get involved with dress-up days to show off their wild new outfits. Football games are too cool .as shown by Bob Terpstra, senior, Brian Imboden and Craig Treese, juniors. HERE Diane Krietler when asked about school spirit assemblies stated: It was really up, the whole attitude was uplifting! Class participation was very enthusiastic as well. People were willing to make themselves look like fools because they knew it was fun. Many people also enjoyed just kicking back and watching all of the excitement. Cortez is Together and Cortez has a New Attitude were phrases being said around campus. These phrases are what helped build Cortez's spirit. Everyone being a part of Cortez made it an honor to say I go to Cortez. Cortez Spirit is Better than Ever. f f Cortez football boosts spirit. at irst X assembly. Juniors show to be part of spirited crowdg Jin Yi Kim and Monica Castillo. Senior flashers dress up to welcome freshmeng Joe Gaynor, Jay Claus, Paul Stanton, and Scott Matas - Srs. SCHOOL SPIRIT 7

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In the front of the Bandstands are: Jay Davies, senior, Glen Ormiston and Tyrone Smoak, freshmen. 0 Spiritline membersg Stormi Nash and Lori Swalford, juniors, show cheery smiles for the camera. Students talk and walk between classes. 6 SCHOOL SPIRIT

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GRACE U DER PRESSURE With all the pressures, ac- tivities, and tasks a senior has to deal with seniors from other high schools would scream their heads off, meanwhile Cor- tez seniors. merely say, It's Casual. Many seniors concentrate on their academics, studying for the next government test or preparing to take the ACT or SAT college tests. Others are concentrating on sports, hop- ing they might receive a generous scholarship. Working, going to school, and being involved is the case for many seniors. lt's a busy schedule to follow, and getting used to an average of five to six hours of sleep a night isn't too hard. Other subjects that seniors were OFTEN reminded about wereg having their senior pic- tures taken, turning in a 2 x 3 black and white glossy into the yearbook staff, and also turning in a color photo for the front page senior surprise. With a New Attitude Grace Under Pressure wasn't hard. Why? Because we're Better Than Ever! 8 SENIOR LIFE SENIORQ ARE HOT!! Getting rowdy and having fun at our first assembly are seniors: Angel Stahler, Teisha Leavens, Kelli Greer, Ftagen Hunt, Lon White, and David Fuller. A'rousin and A'routin for Varsity spiritline is Angel Stahler, Senior.