Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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 Dungeons and Dragons. Front Row: Jignasa Patel, Adam Roig, Kent Thomas, John Jacobson. Second Row: John Ba- lentine, Kurt Parten, Mrs. Wictor. Back Row: Mark Carson, Craig Johnson, Jeff Tucker, Mike Read. Bike Club. Front Row: Craig Johnson, Greg Fresquez, Pat- rick Carland, Anne Recis, Shirley Lewis, Jay Kamchi. Sec- ond Row: Chris Capadona, Amy Levy. Back Row: John Sherman, Kevin Boyle. Mrs. Shrode, Eric Harris, Keith Pond, Mr. Wylie. Backpacking. Front Row: Vance Friend, Brad Hill, Rick Sin- nott, Chris Sekenski, Gary Akers. Second Row: Coach Winer, Mark Carson, Mark Hoque, Jon Holman. Chris Kilner. Back Row: Jamie Hickerson, Charles Burdick. 120 Hobby Clubs Campus Activities

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Tanya Jacobs presides over a Black Student Union meet- ing during lunch In room B157 to finalize the local selling of trivia games. The International Club attentively watches a slide show on Australia to help them become more aware of different cultures. Black Student Union members, Ramone Burt, Stacy Burt and Dawn Jones, meet on a Wednesday during lunch to discuss fund raisers for school. Foreign Exchange Students, Karen Hagg and Baukje Hyjl- kema. Black Student Union. Front Row: J'ollieen Williams, Dina Beale, Ramone Burt, Dawn Jones, Vamika Beale, and Shawn Wilson. Second Row: Mr. Browning, Laura Wade, LeSean Barnes, Tina Johnson, Christy Meig, Stacie Cotton. Back Row: Stacy Burt, Tanya Jacobs, Albert Hatcher, Samantha Wadley, and Mr. Hankins. International Club. Front Row: Renee Fajardo, Michelle Erard, Marchelle Glick, Gina Dinero, Shiu-Ching Ho, Anita Singhal, Marie Saldana, Sara Saldana, Hyon Moon, and Yek Vongsa- chang. Second Row: Steve Chang, Son Leung, Nader Aghill, Karin Hagg, Mrs. Benavidez, Susan Carl, Tulin Alatan, Baukje Hyjlkema, Tracy Rottler, Chris Marsh, Debbie Hale, Van Ta. Chanda You, Craig Williams, Hia Vongsachong. Third Row: Richard Komurek, Laura Thomas, Chris Culver, Jill Gobetti, Lauren Hinders, Tiffany Brennan, Lisa Covey. Angelica Gutier- rez, In-Sil Woo. Back Row: Seng Vongsachang, Khiang Vong- sachang, Ms. Jane Peterson, Elikoni Ika. Culture Clubs Campus Activities 119

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Jeff Tucker leads the group through Greg Fresquez listens carefully for an adventure. safety pointers when riding his bike. Unique Hobbies Dungeons 8c Dragons, Biking and Backpacking, Add Opportunities For Personal Interests Since so many people had such a variety of interests, the Dun- geons and Dragons, Biking, and Backpacking Clubs were formed. For instance. Dungeons and Drag- ons used their fantasy-filled logic in a mind skill game. Biking gave stu- dents an opportunity to exercise and have fun after school hours. Backpacking provided an outlet for nature lovers. Many students had other hob- bies which fulfilled their recrea- tional and psychological needs. However, Dungeons and Dragons, Biking, and Backpacking provided an avenue for gaming and out- door physical activities for people with those interests. Chris Kilner and Jamie Hickerson pre- pare their backpacks for a long hike. Not only did these clubs provide hobbies, but they offered both physical and mental activity. Dun- geons and Dragons members ex- ercised their mental capabilities and imagination, while Biking and Backpacking participants exer- cised their bodies. The club members demonstrat- ed unique skill and ability in pursu- ing their hobby. There was also a great deal of participation which filled the students' time with ex- citement — whether they were running into a dragon or running out of breath. Design by JaneBe KeBy. Photos by Dawn Mohney and Steve Wilbur. Hobby Clubs Campu Activillos