Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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The three ROTC cadets, sen- ior Jeff Patten, junior Rich- ard French, and junior Andy Garza, raise the American flag before school. Always found under his cowboy hat, junior Mike Breinholt concentrates dur- ing his fifth period class. People cont. Walking in the shad- ows of the seniors, the juniors ranked as upperclassmen and took notice of the position they would soon earn. While sophomores weren't considered the low end on the totem pole, they hadn't received the honor of being up- perclassmen either, either. Being a freshman had its disadvan- tages, but some- body had to do it. It was just one stepping stone to overcome towards becoming a senior. Finding a friend was not hard, for among our 3,300 students there existed an ignit- ed spark that bond- ed souls together. Differences between classes faded as the year progressed, and before precious time passed we became just one big hap- py family. Design by K. Arnold. Photos by Jerry Moore, Andy Phelps, and Kim Robinson.

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in People There Is Strength In Numbers Have you ever felt sad and alone but been greeted with a smile and cheerful hello? Have you ever desperately needed someone's help and found them running to your rescue? Who was there to cheer you on to victory but also stayed around to pick the pieces up if you hadn't won? All these people were your friends. Being one of what seemed like herds of students, made it easy to feel lost among the crowd. Going unnoticed dur- ing the high school years was easier than most thought. Only we, the students, knew of the struggle to be accepted. For seniors, their time was upon them. It became their year to be the leaders of the school. After three years of hard work and dedication, the class of '85 had earned their high school graduation. Sophomore Susan Jett rests during the cross country meet at Mountain View. While passing between classes, sophomore Jenni- fer Golllngs-Ludt grins. 184 Divider People

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Singing the fight song at the pep rally, senior Rachel Davis hopes to spur on other stu- dents to participate. Juniors Tammi Riley and Da- vid W. Miller deliver papers from the portables to the front office. Members of the stir-ups show their loyalty through consistent support at pep rallies and athletic events. Divider People 184C