Cortez High School - Cortesians Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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.-.nj ART STUDENTS ENJOY FREEDOM OF CREATION In art, the more advanced you get, the more you are allowed to explore and learn about your abilities, stated senior Jason LaBrie. Arts and crafts allows students to express themselvesf' stated arts and crafts teacher Mr. Schlenker. Students involved in art range from beginner students to ad- vanced students. Each person takes these classes for a different reason. Arts allows students to' have a time to relax and do something they enjoy instead of just doing textbook studies. I like crafts because I can express myself and how I feel by the things I create without having someone telling me I am right or wrongj, stated senior Lora Beres. story by: Kathy Koser layout by: Kathy Koser photos by: Tammy Shafer 1. Junior Jamie Boyer and senior Christian Power work on their projects in 311. 2. While in art, senior, Mike Herrel laughs at one of Mr. Herbert's dumb jokes. 3. Junior Lori Miller and senior Stephen Salcido smile pretty for the camera. 4. Junior John Aguilar examines his pencil instead of doing his drawing. me I INDUSTRIAL ARTS 27

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5 i t A49 , 'h ,la-va: ,.2 -inhaling,-. 6 , . ,,,, ...wwe- SH PING UP The freshman level emphasizes basics in fitness and health related activities. Team sports make up most of our ac- tivities which we can carry over into later life, commented coach Turner. The P.E. program here at Cortez offers each student a sam- ple ofa variety of sports. Basketball, softball, soccer, flag foot- ball, volleyball field hockey weight training wrestling, ar- chery, fencing, raquetball, badminton, square dancing and tennis for both boys and girls. These classes help students to realize and explore their physical talents as well as get a good workout. Physical Education gives the students a chance to excer- cise during their school day. It's a release for their extra enery and tension from too much sitting, stated Mrs. Austerman. You can eam a credit and have fun at the same time. Also you can learn how to work with other people as a team, com- mented Brian Bloom, freshman. Story by: Kathy Koser Layout by: Kathy Koser Photos: Jennifer Gorman Mr. Schlenker 1. While stretching to reach for the ball, Chalis Dozier, freshman, aces the serve. 2. Maggie Aiton, freshman, takes a break between serves. 3. Freshman P.E. class yearns to take part in the wrestling action. 4. Anxious to wrestle are freshmen Terry Chitwood and Chris Ferra. 5. Wrestlers enbrace freshman P.E. class members. 6. Shawn Fraley, senior, flexes his awesome muscles for the camera. 7. Denise Ramos, freshman, serves the ball with a powerful swing. BOYS' AND GIRLS' P.E. 29