Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Seniors I Patti Hermanns Randy Higashi Mike Hightower NatJHijl Peter Hinz Gregory Hitzig Christopher Hodsden Davidjiaeno. Ronald Hoenshell Kevin Hogsed Marc Hogue Kim Holland Rich Holmberg Henrik Holmquist Robert Hops Chris Houghtling Kelly Houston Rhonda Howard Tom Hudson KimberlyTTunley Thomas Hunter Chad Huot Wendy Ibach Vinny llardi Timothy Irick Mona Jackson Tami Jacobsen Rick James Ginni Jarrett Joanne Jasmin 206 Seniors People

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Laura Hartsig Joelle Hartwig Cameron Hawkins Darrin Hays Jim HeTnl Jeff Henning Brian Henriksen Michelle Henry Harriet Heraty Karen Herbaugh A “Capitol” Experience Washington, D.C. — where powerful bigwigs make the policies that set the course of the globe. Senior Keith Pinckard received a glimpse into that world of high-pres- sure politics when he visited the capital during the year. Keith captured two trips to Washing- ton by winning first place in an essay contest entitled, ‘‘The Value of the Constitution and the Checks and Bal- ances System.” In September, he spoke before a Senate subcommittee about his paper; and he had the option of returning in February to attend a model Constitu- tional convention. The experience was just incredi- ble. said Keith, who was also presi- dent of the German club and a National Honor Society member. The Bill of Rights and the Constitution pro- vide a fitting backdrop for essay winner Keith Pinckard, senior. Seniors People 205

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Alex Bell Watch Out! While most students only dreamed of inventing, Andrew Smith was turning his idea into reality. This device, the Photo Meter, was used to measure the speed of objects that passed through one or more beams of light. It had the ability to count speeds from .001 seconds to 99.999 seconds and could detect as many as 20.000 objects per second. These functions aided in the study of Kinematics in physics”, said Andrew. Andrew undertook this two month long project for the physics depart- ment. which had the need for a modi- fied version of its old machine. When asked if he had plans for patenting the device Andrew replied. I'm consider- ing it. but not everyone wants a piece of crude equipment.” Mad scientist, Andrew Smith, readies his in- vention for a demonstration. Gregory Jelinek Robert Jensen Jr. Freddie Jimenez Trasie Jobush Karen Jochen Karen Johnson Michael Johnson Nancy Johnson Shawna Johnson Gordon Joksimovich Seniors People 207