Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Varsity and JV runners look over the track and discuss strategy before meeting Mountain View. Varsity JV DHS Vr JV Opponent Vr JV Freshmen 23 W Tempe 32 F 19 35 Westwood 41 23 28 24 Mt. View 29 32 15 15 Kofa 50 60 15 W McClintock 50 F 19 15 Chandler 42 50 15 15 Corona del Sol 50 71 19 15 Chaparral 71 50 19 15 Yuma 67 50 28 15 Cactus 52 50 28 15 McClintock 66 50 28 15 Paradise 79 50 Valley DHS 15 27 47 36 15 22 25 Opponent Taylor 50 Powell 29 Carson 15 Poston 19 Chandler 50 Willis 34 Fremont 31 Freshmen Tim Green, Tom Selby, Chris Covey, Brent Hutton, Chris McCormick, and Sean Hopkins warm up for the race. Mike Routhier finishes the last leg of his afternoon race against Moun- tain View. Boys Cross Country Sports 57

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Start Fast and Finish Strong Cross Country-Winners on The Track and in Life Cross country was the epitome of loneliness h high school sports. Its popularity was minimal and there were no cheerleaders with blue and gray pom pons urging the team onto victory. Cross country runners are one tough breed of person who compete with little or no spectators, on courses usually out and away from everything ... with only the re- ward of self accomplishment and self fulfilment, stated Coach Mel Foos. For the 28 members of the boys cross country team, that re- ward seemed to be more than enough. With the experience and en- couragement of Coach Foos, the team earned a record of 8-1 in the 1984-85 season. Major ac- compishments included the de- feat of Mountain View, placing fourth in the Prescott Invitational, and placing tenth in the Tempe Invitational, which is only open to the top twenty teams in the state. Cross country may be run by in- dividuals, but they think as a team. This year's team emphasized the importance of unity and camara- derie as much as running. While each runner was the essence of determination and devotion, it was the love of running that char- acterized the team. Above all, a good cross country runner must love to run! said senior Luke Keller. Design by Patrick Harvan. Photos by Kim Robinson. Freshman runner Chris Covey slows down at the finish line after complet- ing a two and a half mile race. Freshmen. Front Row: Brent Hutton. Tom Selby. Chris Cov- ey. Back Row: Tim Green. David Elting, Chris McCormick. Varsity JV. Front Row: David Schreiner. Doug Brophy, Dan Elting. Clyde Ford, Dean Shreiner. Second Row: Paul Peder- son. Mike Routhier, Dave Olson, David Covey, Scott Way. Keith Stark. Third Row: Dan Swingle, Brian Berg, Ed Friend, Joe Johnson, Luke Keller. Back Row: Mike Shumaker, Coach Mel Foos, Keith Pond, Tim Smith, Tom Tucker. Boys Cross Country Sporls

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Making Themselves Known Golf Reaches for the Top with a Successful Season Two years ago, we were the laughing stock of our division, said Coach McGowan, golf coach for the last three years, “but now when another team plays us, they know that we are one of the top teams in our division. Although they didn't make it to the state playoffs, the team's 23- 2 record proved Coach McGowan right. They finished fifth in our division, just five strokes be- hind fourth which would have sent them to state. experience daily and competed in matches on Tuesdays and Thurs- days. Although disappointed that they didn't make it to the playoffs. Coach McGowan was more than pleased with the team's effort and improvement, saying, We found out this year that we're a very good golf team and have gotten to a point where we feel we'll be good every year. Design by Jerry Moore. Photos by Karen Herbaugh. The team gained nine holes of SkJOKiSBMSi Golf DHS Opponent Opponent 203 Saguaro 205 Kota 218 223 Coronado 196 Yuma 247 198 Mesa 211 194 McClintock 196 Kofa 214 206 Coronado 207 Tempe 245 188 Marcos 212 Chaparral 198 222 Marcos 223 Yuma 238 222 Tempe 235 196 Mesa 212 Chandler 254 198 Tempe 269 197 Corona 208 Chandler 248 199 McClintock 194 Coronado 206 209 Saguaro 219 Westwood 233 Front Row: Steve Diaz. Pete Bioletto, Rodney Stofflet, John Red- horse' jUftlCnight. Back Row: Randy Meyer, Tom Fuller. Ron Her- aty, JefTWndman, Don Graham. Coach McGowan. 58 Golf Sports