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LET'S G0 SISTERS OF CORTEZ LITTLE KID J! 'uf - i . 121.3- 731,51 Laughing it up at ages 2 81 4 are Michele, senior, and Chris Culligan, sophomore. Curler beauties at ages 3 81 6 are Kelli, senior and Tobi Greer, '84 graduate. Top: Havin' fun at age 3 was Veronica Lucas, senior jEditorj: Middle: With a big comfortable sweatshirt and his prize catch at age 6, Chad Schlenker, junior enjoyed the day. Bottom: Cute then at ages 6 81 4, and still cute now are Carlos, junior, Cesar Gonzales, freshman. is CORTEZ FAMILY 29
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jAges 4 81 7j Picture happy areg Mickey Mouse, John, sophomore and Jimmy Celaya, '85 graduate. jAges 4 81 5j Elsa Gaynor, '85 graduate, makes fun of brother, Joe. Back then Joe had straight brown hair and Elsa was constantly giggling - just like now. jAges 6, 8, 81 j The Dimarias were All American boys. Jason, freshman, Jim, '85 graduate and Jeff, junior. jAges 3 81 2j Pay- ing attention to mom is Maria, '85 graduate, and paying attention to the photographer is Rachel Leyva, junior. jAges 5 81 4j Modeling at a young age were: Laurie, ' 5 graduate and Tina tubbs, senior. ORE BABY PICTURES!! if l u .Mg .,,x -ww 325 28 CORTEZ FAMILY S X N:,:':,j, P -,Z s tts ,..,, Q it S silar si 8 , . 'V U ,re if
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MAKI G STATE For students who are more advanced than others in their classes Cortez offers ac- celerated courses. For freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Ac- celerated courses are offered in English, biology, math and Chemistry. Seniors can participate in Advanced Placement pro- grams, which can earn them a college credit in the above listed classes. Besides a more challenging workload, another factor makes these unique classes special - the people involved. I really enjoyed the students and teachers in the AP classes, said Paul Stanton, Sr. Very often after a year of working closely TOGETHER, students and teachers find that they have more friends than they had when the year started. My Accelerated classes have given me an experience that l'Il never forget, and in some ways they are taught just like college, so l'lI be able to adjust easily. stated Eric Bramlett, sophomore. 30 ACCELERATED COURSES Rig f f?Tj1QQg ', W , g, 9 ' :Q . H S ' 1 242: ff E ' K 'f K.. GIRLS' STATE: Rita Summers, Julie Claiborne, and Mellissa Boshart. Alt: A. Foresberg. Working with H.0.C. at the Hospital gives students working towards a medical career an on the job experience. Rachel Hernandez, senior enjoys working there. She says it not only works with her education but also her human relations. ...W MM .a-:.:-
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