Greenway High School - Demonian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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L Magical excitement livens spirit week pirit week promoted energy and ex- citement in students and prepared them for the magical night of home- coming. The week began with Ancient Day and students went back to the past by dressing up like those from the 20's and 5Ols. With a theme of coming Back to the Future , the week ended with, of course, Future Day, and the ever traditional Green and Gold Day. Top right: Sophomore Heather Moudy leaps through the hoop held by Senior Tricia Her- bert during lunch time activities on Ancient Day. Top left: Student Body President Kort Miner had everything under control at the pep assembly. Bottom right: Junior Debbie Jakubowicz and Senior Tricia Herbert helped make eating peanut butter and blow- ing up a balloon a snap. Above: Lunch time activities got everyone involved. On Future Day, the Cosmic chair brought everybody closer together. Right: Mike Tothero holds up his version ofthe ten commands. Thou shalt not spike thy hair was one of them. Photos by Green and Fletcher 14 Spirit Week .i:',gf,,4lys',MlW'a:.fiiqrrfl l Wt' dba? , , I, ,N 44 , - . V ' 'lft' 'V 'A' A I .D l l ! Q35 I i , , I , . cs . ' ,ze-i-5 V t in I fn 4:5-f V.. 6 W. wt-4. sr Winf ...lit .L 5: B, ..f i V 5 1 . r V . , . L 9 ,e,.,:f-f1e:., .v,- ' W Q XS Q W. 1 lt? 5 we- 'K-

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Miner an involved leader, mentor, and philosopher tudent Body President Kort Miner ran for Student Council because, I saw that the school needed help and I thought I could do just that. Kort made many of the Student Council decisions and carried a lot of responsibil- ity. lt was Kort's job to make sure that any activity passed by Student Council was carried through. However, Kort's position as President was not all work. Student Council is fun and I am enjoying it a lot, he said. Some new Student Council activities in- cluded a student exchange program, a fund raiser that provided relief to Mexico, music trivia on the morning announce- ments, and more teacher-student events, according to Kort. I feel everyone was closer. Students showed more pride all-around, said Kort. Kort also acted as a mentor and passed a bit of his philosophy on to students through his poetry. You might have a lot of troubles And your joys uery few Never giue up your battles There's uictory in store for you Even when the chips are down And no one is on your side You will always have something You will always have your pride And when your dreams turn to dust And the world blows them away There is always tomorrow Tomorrow is a brand new day So never think life is worthless Never think yourself poor For what lies in the future No one knows for sure Kort advised students to Keep your head up, there is talent in everyone. Just find your talent, make use of it, and that will make you a better person. By Amy Bowling I 16 Greenway News