Cortez High School - Cortesians Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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5253 SPOOKY Students and faculty members show- ed their school spirit with original and creative costumes. This day brought a different light on school for many students. Whether it,s the President of the United States or a clown, this day allowed everyone to express the person or thing they've always wanted to be. Spookes and ghouls were in our schools as Halloween approached Dressed to a tee maybe as a tree maybe even as a roach They showed their spirit dressed with merit being complimented by many folks They were happy at the end because they shared it with a friend the 1987 Halloween day will be reflected. The end. Story by: Rona Pride Layout by: Bobby States Photos by: Jennifer Gorman Q -y, .,,k K HALLOWEEN 19

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1. While showing spirit on halloween, sophomores Sandra Brimmer and Debbie Baker are caught by the camera. 2. Dressed as the Wicked Witch and-Snow White are Erin Kelly and Kathy Koser, seniors. 3. Senior Rona Pride arrests senior Stephanie Verderame for loitering in the yearbook room. 4. Sophomores Rebecca Smook and Monica Tumer enjoy themselves while dressed up at Halloween. 5. Dressed as a painter, Mr. Walsh chills out in his class. 6. On Halloween, Mr. Carman dressed up as our very own President. 18 HALLOWEEN 3 is Z' we ' .,N,,,....---4

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DRACULA LIVES AIN The Cortez drama department's fall play was a great suc- cess. It was a box office sell-out two of the three nights it played. Dracula was produced and directed by Mr. Pat Walsh. The cast and crew of Dracula all worked very hard on the technical side of the show, and the set and special effects turned out great. Carrie Rush, head of the lighting depart- Cortez Ovation ment, commented, The cast and crew were really hard work- ing and fun to work with. I really had a lot of fun? Photos by: George Doscher Layout by: Bobby States Story by: Bobby States 20 PLAY