Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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[ver watchful, Mrs. Arandjelovic foils junior Jeff Combs ittempt to sneak a peek into “the lounge.” :inding the lounge a haven from the student body, Mrs. ancura smiles as she relaxes with her needlepoint. Eating, the most common teacher activity in the lounge, Mr. Campos listens to some light conversation. Frank Campos or. Language Debbie Sandra Calander Caldwell Special Ed. Asst. Principal Mario Cardinale Custodial Carol Cary Science Pat Anita Cassidy Cavender Math Business Mike Clark P.E. Mike Connie Deborah Marjorie Ursa Lou Richard Doug Ken Clupper Colbern Collins Conder Combs Conn Conway Costenson P.E. Business Math Enlgish Counselor Media Center Social Studies Science I John Ralph Margie Yvonne Jan George Larry Dan Cox Crabtree Davis DeVane Dietrich Downing Dukerich Durant Social Studies Math Custodial Art Counselor Driver's Ed. Science Ind. Arts Stan People 187

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Secrets of the Forbidden Zone Well. I’ve heard loud music coming from that gen- eral direction, and loud conversation occasionally drifts from that mysterious room where teachers enter, but don’t necessarily come out,” whispered junior Greg James as he crept by the forbidden zone. The truth behind what goes on behind the closed doors of the teacher’s lounge was left up to student’s imagination. Junior Marla Kemp believed, The teachers go into the lounge, scream, and pray to the teacher spirit for control.” Junior Angel Jannasch said the teachers spent lunch by, Sitting in a giant circle with a huge bonfire in the middle of the room, roasting hotdogs, and singing old Beach Boys songs.” It’s time the truth was out about the teacher’s lounge. After all, inquiring minds want to know — we want to know. Marlene Barb Charles Glenn Anna Susan Frances Judy Abrahamson Adams Amsden Anderson Andes Arandjelovic Armenta Atchison A.V. P.E. Ind. Arts Custodial Home Ec. For. Language ESL Aide Math Doris Earl Nathan Beatrice Lynn Susan Dennis Carol Barlow Barrett Baxter Beauchamp Becker Berssenbruegge Berumen Best Counselor Science Custodial Social Studies Math Business Custodial Counselor Tom Richard Louise Susan Meredith Ann Fred Catherine Bockstahler Bramwell Braunhut Brenden Brennan Brodine Browning Cahill-Fabiano Spec. Ed. Art Business English Registration Home Ec. A.V. Counselor 186 Staff People

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Nancy Bart Ellis Evans P.E. Perf. Arts Barbara Sharon Gerald Carol Merlin Ellie Ewan Fagan Fox Gerlach Giese Gill Science English Social Studies English Custodial English Sandra Joyce Cynthia Dan Anthony Lois Gayle Mitch Gillingham Godfrey Greenberg Griego Guerro Halligan Hamilton Hamlin English Social Studies Special Ed. Counselor Custodial Business Secretary English Shirley Mary Steve Charles Mike Penny Kathy Delia Hanlon Harman Heck Held Higbee Hitze Holly Hopfer Special Ed. Secretary English Social Studies Ind. Arts Custodial Special Ed. Nurse Help Needed Is Available Did you ever need an excuse to aid, health screenings and refer- go home and watch your favorite rals, Immunization review, health soap opera during school hours? teaching, counseling, faculty inser- Ms. Hopfer from the nurses office' vices, and other minor details. I would have been a good start to- wards home. Ever wonder if you had the opportunity to star in a soap opera? Career specialist, Mrs. Wilson, would have been the one to confide in. When help was to be found involving health or ca- reers, both Ms. Hopfer and Mrs. Wilson were on hand to assist stu- dents in need. Health specialist, Ms. Hopfer, worked as a nurse for seven years. Her job included emergency first really enjoyed the age group I dealt with. I enjoyed the students and faculty and I was never bored with this position. It was really surpris- ing how many amazing injuries oc- curred. Ms. Hopfer commented. Ms. Hopfer worked as a psychiat- ric nurse during the summer. Career specialist, Mrs. Wilson, has been working in the career center since January, 1978. Start- ing at Rhodes Jr. High, she moved to Dobson when it first opened. There were many responsibilities involved in Mrs. Wilson’s job. She provided career resources and services, provided programs and she assisted teachers. I liked the student contact and all of the con- tacts I made from the communi- ty, Mrs. Wilson said. Both Ms. Hopfer from the nurses office and Mrs. Wilson from the career center provided help to the students in need. They were always there to make life a little easier. Career specialist, Mrs. Wilson, tries to catch up on her paperwork during the little free time available to her. Nurse Hopfer carefully examines Wade Swanson’s sore throat. 188 Teachers People