Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Halfway around the world in Tokyo, Japan, Heather Oddonetto and friend Susan Pool take a break from a modeling job to revital- ize themselves with a tour of local sights. Brandi Martinez and Lisa Covey have “con- nections in high places” as they visit with Arizona Congressman John McCain while attending the Junior Statesmen program at Georgetown University. Taking a break from the rigors of exploring, Karen Herbaugh relaxs by a river in Lucerne, Switzerland during a four week tour of Eu- rope. Summer Student Life 11

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 IK Ninety Summer — the word itself conjures up thoughts of vacations, leisure time, and new ex- periences. Students explored new angles this summer by doing traditional summer activities in not so traditional ways. Summer camps, as American as apple pie, were one example. Mod- ern campers went to the beaches of Santa Cruz, California or to the mountains of Flagstaff rather than “Camp Hiawatha”. Usual camp ac- tivities like canoeing and crafts were replaced by workshops that taught leadership, journalism, athletics, and peer relationship skills. Like many students, seniors Lisa Covey and Brandi Martinez attended summer school, only their classes were at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. There they took a three week prestigious national officials as Vice President George Bush and Secretary of State George Schultz. The customary summer vacation received a new twist for seven students and Mr. Merlene when they took a four week tour throughout Europe visiting six countries and taking in such sights as the Eiffel Tower; the Swiss Alps, and the Roman Coliseum. Some students had working vacations at summer camps and resorts, where they lived away from home. These unique experiences proved that students weren’t afraid to try a different angle in pursuit of new experiences. Design by Ashley Biebel. Photos by Karen Herbaugh. government class that introduced them to such . .thissummer ... I en- countered valuable ex- periences that will influ- ence me the rest of my life.5’ Jacque Brown Precariously balancing everything she brought to band camp, Jacque Brown won- ders, Where are the porters?” 10 Summer Studont Life

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Several students make time in their early morning schedules to grab a quick breakfast from Dunkin' Donuts. Smiling at her reflection, senior Kath- ryn Wilson blow dries her hair as she prepares for school. Catching up on his beauty rest, senior Nick Thomas sleeps contentedly, knowing that the force is with him. A member of the pom-line, senior Teryl Smith wears a look of fatigue during an early-morning practice. Early Morninftt Student Life