Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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A Glimpse to The Future DECA FBLA Provide Insight Into Business Distributive Education Clubs of America and Future Business Leaders of America informed busi- ness and marketing students of new marketing, advertising, and sales techniques along with up- dates on proper business skills and procedures. DECA members highlighted the year with a conference on Octo- ber 9, at which successful business leaders, including Tex Earnhardt, discussed the techniques and stratagem used to become suc- cessful. FBLA's conference on Novem- ber 15.16, and 17, in Tucson includ- ed seminars which provided club members with further insight into the workings of business. Both DECA and FBLA continued to provide throughout the year business opportunities and semi- nars for students to attend. They helped reinforce concepts learned in the classroom and re- presented our school throughout the state. Design by AsNey Biebel. Photos by Dawn Mohney and Andy Phelps. Robert Harris gives input to future goals of FBLA during an officer's meet- ing at lunch. 112 Business Clubs Campus Activities

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Seniors Candi Simpson and Christine Showing off one of the cleaner mo- Moore read over a collection of hai- ments of the newspaper dark room kus for the next literary arts magazine, are seniors Alex Selak and Thomas Neumann. Capturing the Action in Words Literary Arts, Newspaper and Quill and Scroll Stimulate Interest for Publications People who had a nose for news usually were involved in Liter- ary Arts, newspaper or Quill and Scroll. Critiquing poetry and sonnets was part of putting out two issues of Perspectus. Secretary Steve Chang commented, I liked read- ing students works, their ideas, wild dreams and their different opin- ions. Newspaper, the most notice- able publication, was written to be lively and interesting. Feature editor Rachel Davis commented, ”1 tried to do more than reporting. I found highlights, and interviewed to get readers interested. Quill and Scro«, the international honorary society for high school journalists, tried to encourage stu- dents journalisticaly inclined. Presi- dent Cheryl Evans was pleased with the increased interest in jour- nalism this past year. If it was writing or being recog- nized for their publication achieve- ments, journalists found a place for themselves in Literary Arts, news- paper, and Quill and Scroll. Design by Tracey Metcalfe. Photos by Karen Herbaugh, Jerry Moore and Steve WSbur. Some of the members of Literary Arts try to act out a scene from a submit- ted love poem. Publications Campus Activities 111

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DECA. Front Row: Tammy Satriet, Sheila Kuntze, Tina LaPolla, Lynda Runyon, Melanie Stubbs, Brandy Dickenson, Chuck Oberfleld, Brian Day, Maria Boettcher, Mrs. Jackson, Dina Beale. Second Row: Maria Canoles, Susan Carl, Marchelle Glick, Stacey Felton, Shawna Trudeau. Traci Fraga, Paul Hag- gerty. Kris Kuehn, Kristen Reimer, Rose Perez, Joelle Hartwig, Teresa Garza. Denise Teeling, Mrs. Kerley. Back Row: Laurie Boretsky, Stephanie Muller, Diane Sammons, Pat Falk, Brian Inman, Brian Copeland, Ms. Berssenbruegge, Kelly Lenhart, Laura Fronheiser, Mr. Annette. FBLA. Front Row: Robert Harris, Christina Hill, Dannette Engles, Jeanette Villa, Adviser Ms. Irwin. Second Row: Alex Bohler, Beth Meighan, Christine Benge, Kim Brennan, Chi Sidener. Back Row: Adviser Mr. Harnish, Sean Richmond, Chad John- ston.