Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Concert Band. Front Row: Richard Loughlin, Kim Smith. Stacio Cotton, Jill Aspdon, Lynello Jayo, Jenny Longcnbaugh, Beverly Risinger, Kim Henning, Vicki Aden, Ann Kelley. Janctl Drostc, Mclcnda Mossman, Misty Johnson. Christy Gilmour. Second Row: Oona Maldonado. Julie Ann Curlco. Frank Piccioli, Lashun Barnes. Misty Houghtling, Craig Murdock, Beth Ann Barnes, Kristina Watts. Fred Bach, Crystal Coker, Barbara Pearl, Kelli Burke, Tammy Hcppard, Diane Sammans, Greg Duckworth. Director Dick Mayne, Third Row: Doborah Wright. Mike Fantus, Deanna Moore, Marc Stcnoicn, Nathan Shields, Chris Coin, Amy Stoll. Kathy House, Jim Jacoby. Brent Bones. Paul Porrault. Richard Austin, Shiela Calderon. Elizaboth White, Jolcnc McBride, Jacque Brown, Julie Weaver. Back Row: Iscla Ri- vera, Darin Vigcsaa, Brad Maas. Chris Schnior, Jack Bowling, Chris Sar. Dan Erickson. Kellie Mees, Cindy Crist. Jeff Bcrghoff, David Chasten. Dawnyce Runyon. Toresa Spigclmirc, Jeff Tucker, Steve Hierath, Torrie Jonos. Symphonic Band. Front Row: Kathy Oien, Karen Duboysky, Andrea Carson. Chandra Flint, Pam Nall, Amanda Prescott, Christy Disbrow, Shari Barrett, Tricia Garcia. Lidia Pawclcc, Miroslava Bozicevic, Deborah Andre. Christal Orlando. Chris Benge. Bernadette Sublctt, Jeanlna Bolduc. Tammy Zundcl, Jacquclcn Hakes. Kristen Smith, Cindi Borg. Dick Mayno, Mr. Greer, Mr. Murphy. Second Row: Beth Meighan, Leah Heron, Miechelle Plummer, Roger Tang, Anthony Boziccvic. Mark Figor, Camoron Hawkins. Michelle Hindorff. Steve Gruver, Steve Lubcck, Jessica Wood. Mark Carvor, John Hannon. Scott Espindola, Trent Stoinbrugge, Kevin Musick. Third Row: Mickey Lanouc. David Thompson. Sandy Payne. Brigottc Kclloy, Dan Kas- zeta, Chris Plumlee, Chris White, John Wolfgang, Ellen Wise, Stacey Fields, Alicia Burnett, Holly Sundbcrg, Shawna Rcploglc, Shirley Lewis. Richard Komurek. Chris Windes, Scott McIntyre. Back Row: Andres Epstein, Jerry Chubarria, Loren Wise, Mitch Plummer, Channing Schoncborgcr. John Elkins. Jason Poole. Dan Keller, Dean Moore. Pat Marshall, Scott Githens, Karen Fendlcy, Tim Olson. Jon Peterson, Chris Lizar, Bob Cooper, Matt Self, Tim Wadlcy. Carol Fonsand. Junior Michael Fantus allows the mu- sic to ring from his horn, filling the air with harmonies. During a pre-performance practice, senior Jacquelen Hakes carefully fol- lows the precise directions. 172 Band Campus Activities

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Woodwinds. Front Row: Janell Droste, Jeanina Bolduc, Mir- oslava Bozicevic, Tammy Zundel, Cristal Orlando, Debbie Andre. Second Row: Dona Maldonado, Barbara Pearl, Tricha Garcia, Kim Smith, Jackie Hakes, Misty Johnson, Christy Gilmour, Lynelle Jayo, Vicki Aden, Stacey Cotton, Berna- dette Sublett, Jenny Longenbaugh, Cindy Berg, Third Row: Pam Nall, Tammy Heppard, Fred Bach, Kristina Watts, Frank Piccioli, Sandy Payne, Chandra Flint, Lidia Pawelec, Christy Disbrow, Lashun Barnes, Michelle Dubecky, Andrea Carson, Karen Dubovsky, Julie Weaver, Tracy Serrano. Back Row: Craig Murdock, David Thompson, Greg Duckworth, Chris Plumlee, Chris White, Jeff Berghoff, Dan Kaszeta, Roger Tang, Dawnyce Runyon, Ellen Wise, John Wolfgang, Kellie Mees, Cindy Crist. Percussion. Front Row: Pat Marshall, Tim Olsen, Matt Self, Chris Lizar, Dean Fensand, Jason Poole. Back Row: Jon Pe- terson, Scott Githens, Karen Fendley, Chris Benge, Beth Meighan, Bob Cooper, Carol Fensand, Mike Lanoue, Tim Wadley. Marching Band Campus Activities 171

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Senior Ellen Wise prepares herself and Diving into the music, band director, her instrument for a concert with at- Mr. Mayne, holds the attention of Con- tentive practice. cert Band musicians during a tune. Pursuing Unity Symphonic and Concert Bands Create Harmony Unity, as English teachers often reminded students, holds a com- position together. This same prin- ciple was vital in the Symphonic and Concert bands. This force formed friendships and a willing- ness to work together. Because of their many hours of practice, band members learned to work as one. In addition to an hour a day in class, students prac- ticed at home, enabling them to contribute to the entire ensemble. Thus, when they met for perfor- mances, they knew they were ready. Band also allowed musicians to perform in special situations. The Symphonic Band had the opportu- nity to share their rare talents with the whole country at the Music Educators' National Convention in Pasadena, California. Both bands, in addition to many concerts, competed in local and state con- cert festivals. “We are not going just to get a trophy, but for the students' benefit,” remarked band director, Mr. Mayne. To members, the greatest ad- vantage was the comaraderie. Once the bell rang, the performers were still close, sharing a common dedication to music. This attitude of togetherness unified the bands, forming a family atmosphere in and out of class. “The dedication of each person to work together as one is our strength and unity,” said senior Shari Barrett. Design by Tina Kwasnica. Photos by Andy Phelps. Band Campus Activities 173