Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Competition . . . Mario Vasquez (11), of the junior team, surveys his offensive line before re- ceiving the ball from Todd Kemp (69). (Continued from p. 48D.) This brought the Mustangs to face the must-win game against Tempe High. Losing to Tempe knocked Dobson out of the playoffs, but through all the obstacles the varsity team en- countered this year, the players gained the knowledge to be a successful team. The blue and silver team, made up of sophomores and juniors, was held together by dedication, enthusiasm and a great desire to win. The Jackrabbits defense watches over the Mustangs as they snap the ball. Coach Downing commented that this years team had a more positive attitude, and every time they stepped out on the field they went out to win. This great desire to win was shown when the blue and silver team defeated Chandler at home with a score of 33-14. Coach Downing said Each member of the team had a per- sonality that was fun to be around. Not only did we succeed in foot- ball, but we also established some great friendships with one another which contributed to our winning season. (Continued on p.52) varsity. Front Row: Jay Becerra (42). Rick James (74). John Dalbey (82). David Somo (20). Matt Schmidt (62). George Acosta (5). Second Row: Gary Myers (60). Charlie Penovlch (48), Mike Flores (24), Scott Rados (86). John Phillips (44). Miko Jonkins (89). Mark Millor (30). Kolton Lasloy (33). David Vlllavordo (22). Eric Vallloro (68). Third Row: Managor Louis Plckoring, Man- ager Steve Marvin. Andy Booher (69). Tim Riley (72). Paul Runyon (49). Andy Barrett (7). Scott Brabb (88), Pedro Lujan (76). Equipment Manager Angel Dial. Manager Rick Marvin. Fourth Row: Coach Mike Clark. Coach Tom Bryant. Paul Swinglo (44), Randy Dubois (40). Quin Rodrlgulz (4). Frank Buessing (50). Steve Bailey (48). Lenord Landwehr (54). Mark Anderson (90). Cocch Hal Plgusch. Coach Loo Potorson. Back Row: Charlos Rohdor (84). Shane Ray (42), Russ Baxter (55). Andy Mitchell (80). Mike Dougherty (79). Mike Markette (64). Kurils Bieber (53). Eric VanHook (70). Jeff Farganus (78). Paul McIntyre (52). Football Sports 54

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Andy Barrett (7), quarterback of the Brian Schipper (60), right guard to the varsity team, attempts to throw a pass junior team, runs through the plays be- to our wide receiver. (ore they collide with Westwood. The Mustang’s defense attempts to stop the Westwood junior varsity team from gaining yardage. Varslty JV DHS Opponent Vr. JV. Vr. Jv. 14 - Mt. View 28 - 0 14 Chandler 30 8 2 19 Mesa 14 13 20 19 Coronado 13 13 43 7 Chaparral 0 3 0 22 Marcos 21 14 3 0 Saguaro 7 14 24 - Kofa 7 - 6 North - 0 14 0 Westwood 7 33 17 - Tempe 23 -

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Competition ... Freshmen Repeat As City Champs (continued from p. 51) The 1984-85 freshmen repeat- ed their title as city charrps. The team had an excellent sea- son with fifty five outstanding players who showed their skill and dedication with their winning sea- son. They finished strong with a five win, two losses, and one tie overall record. Although the young Mustangs lost the first two games of their season, they battled back and won six straight and tied one to succeed in becoming co-city champs for the second year. During the game against Powell, Chris Shaw caught a touchdown pass before the half to change the momentum of the game which led to a 15-0 victory. This tied them with Carson as city champs. Along with Chris Shaw, Josh Ar- nold, Steve Holmes, and Derek Zellner contributed to the success of the team. However, Coach Mi- lanes stressed that the entire team were al Champions in the making. Design by Debt Ferguson And Ta- mbra Wagner. Photos by Karen Herbaugh, Dawn Mohney, Jerry Moore, Kim Robin- son, and Steve Wilbur. Joe Papaianni (55), returns to the line with his teammates to wait for the out- come of the starting kickoff. Blue Sllvor. Front Row: Brian Martinez (19). Pat Carload (1). Tom Smith (86). Chris Siiter (36). Phil Ruiz (52). Kovln Nichols (82). Pat Papaianni (30 tiko McClure j20), Robb McBride (64). Mlko Naragon (23). bfin Boilman (49). Second Row: Ted Becerra (41). Walter Borawskl (5). Gary Carpenter (32). Khol Arvln (61). Tim Olson (19). Marvin Johnson (44). Matt Mitchell (61). Dan Norloga (66). Oscar Escobedo (64). Jamos Bosworth (55). Larry Knlss (18). Rich Vandewalle (16). Wayne Walls (33). Third Row: John Middleton (48). Dave Newberry (68). Mario Vasguoz (11). Paul Novak (6). Rick Wilkins (76). Gregg Homewood (40). Robbie Reno (86). Robert Thomas (21). Robert Prleter (28). Todd Komp (69). Sean O'Rourke (51). Gary Colvin (90). Matt Self (12). Fourth Row: Kitty Hodsden (12). Adam Tompkins (12). Tim Swingle (53). John Ray (32). Doug Martin (62). Andy Montoya (72). Dan Colo (89). Mike Nacho;(60). Darren Tewes (7). Tae Yu (74). Kevin Karnisky (84). Jeff Miner (53). Tom Foley (20). Michele Cuyler (7). Karol Rollins (5). Back Row: Coach Goorgo Downing. Coach Russ Winor. Stove Orison (80). Brian Schlppor s (60). Brian Fernau (50). Chris Gatewood (78). Chris Matte (38). Sean Hibbs (70). Mlko Divine (52), Robert Jenson (79). Robert Cush (88). Robert Mar- auardt (42). Coach Ron Hunt. Coach Bruce Joshu. Football Sports Junior DHS Opponent DHS Opponent 33 Mesa 0 18 M». View 6 38 Chandler 14 38 Chaparral 14 6 Mt. View 18 38 Westwood 15 0 Westwood 0 38 Saguaro 26