Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Student Government. Front Row: Mrs. Gerlach, Brandi Martinez. Laurie Varner. Janine Sandoval, Roxanne Tel- lez, Elizabeth Shanks. Second Row: Margie Rhoads. Car- rie Orletsky, Diane Rubio. Tricia Anglada, Penny Brown. Third Row: Ashley Biebel, Heather Oddonetto. Melenda Mossman, Yvonne Trujillo, Baukje Hyjlkema. Back Row: Scott Rand. Lisa Covey, Kelly Glennen. Julie Tucker. Butty Brown. Tim Riley. Senate. Front Row: £ia Pritchard Kristen Percy. Nancy Johnson, Kathy Smith, Jill Gobbetti, Stevie Fresquez. Val- erie Rubio. Suzy Martin. Gina Giallonardo, Shahnaz Cur- rim. Jennifer Spadafora, Casey Clas, Monique Kanna- pel, Lorie Hickson. Second Row: Shauna Singenberger, Mechael Rocheleau, JulTe Zimmerman. Michelle Lacy, Adam Tompkins, Steve RandallTTraci Fraga. April Stayner, Andrea Denning, Paula Reynoso. Kim Coleman, Jason McLoney, Robb McBride, Ashley Arnold. Third Row: Kathleen Schaffer, Kendra Shirley, Jennifer Schmid). Diane Rayburn. Katrina Geisen, Stace Pinkard, Eric Maxson, Roger Tang, Laura Thomas, Greg Fresquez, Mellisa Burke, Linda Nguyen, Ryan Murrow, Misha Betts, Sandra Cardenas, Sherri Ellsworth. Back Row: Theresa Heath! Andy Shrader, Christy Parker, Lisa Dyer. Albert Hatcher, Mike Osman, Maria Schaffer, Keith Connolly, Brad Gantt, John Buot, Gary Myers, Dennis Dixon, Tony Garcia, Urseia Gower, Ron Carpenter Gary Fletcher} Diane Osgood. Nicole Perron. Tracey Bridge, Kim Minnis. Student Government Campus Activities 107

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Student Body Clubs Com- missioner, Laurie Varner, listens intently to student government sponsor Mrs. Gerlach. Juniors, Heather Oddon- etto and Ashley Biebel, discuss goals with Stu- dent Body Officer Kelly Glennen. Governing The Herd Student Leaders Strive To Involve 3,300 Students Governing the herd was one of the main goals student govern- ment strived to ac- complish throughout the year. Involving all 3,300 Mustangs was vital in order to meet many of their set goals. Various dress- up days, homecoming week, class competi- tions, and pep rales were all planned in or- der to get the Mus- tangs involved. Consisting of nine- teen girls and only two boys was probably the biggest obstacle stu- dent government had to overcome. Their willingness to do pro- jects and contribute ideas made it easy for all involved to work to- gether and succeed. Junior, Heather Od- donetto, reinforced their efforts by stating, Considering every- thing council did this year, I think we de- serve a round of a ap- plause. Design by Valerie Ru- bio. Photos by Karen Her- baugh. Student Body Secretary Lisa Covey positions the marquee schedule on the student government wall. Student Body President Scott Rand begins the hour by jotting down dai- ly happenings in his jour- nal. Student Government IUO Campus Activities

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Excelling in High Academics Accent on Academics and NHS Acknowledge the Exceptional National Honor Society and Ac- cent on Academics gave recog- nition to those students who had achieved intelectually. These stu- dents went above and beyond the normal effort and gained aca- demic knowledge. Representing leadership, ser- vice, scholarship, and character was an eite group of individuals. This national organization con- tained 6 1 enthusiastic active members. This year they complet- ed the school seal, offered a tu- toring service and sponsored their traditional Christmas dance. Another club which represented Dobson based on their academic achievement, was Accent on Acacemics. Mr. Lows, a sponsor of Accent on Academics comment- ed, Intelligence is a gift. He worked with a group of students who went through a great deal of preparation. They met for prac- tice sessions which taught them speed, strategy and knowledge. They competed in a quiz format with other high schools in Mesa. These over-achievers should be noted for their extra effort and unique qualities. Design by Cheryl Evans. Photos by Jerry Moore and Andy Phelps. Steve Chang and Robert Nelson prac- tice their speed and knowledge at an Accent meeting. NHS members meet every second and fourth Thursday of the month at lunch. 108 Academics Campus Activlllos Secretary of N.H.S., Maria Schaffer, takes notes at a meeting.