Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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‘•i : v V At the head of the pack, Seniors Robert Marquardt, Scott Rados, and Robert Thomas pave the way for the rowdy and excited football players as they tear down the fifty foot banner held by screaming Mustang fans. Spirit Pcp Rallies Student Life

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Spirited junior Scott Brocksmith cannot help but show the bitter agony of falling victim to a Senior Prank” by biting into a caramel onion during Westwood Weak. During the “Ugly Legs” contest, Coach Mike Clark, Coach Russ Weiner, and varsity football players, Steve Holmes, and Eric Gehrig, spiritedly donate their sexy legs. Who would have ever thought of a varsity football player dressed up in girls’ clothes, with girls’ make- up on, sitting on a block of ice through a whole assembly, only to find out who's really Mr. Cool??? Well, our own varsity football play- ers found out along with the crowd! The Mustangs found it easy to get caught up in the Mustang spirit at pep rallies given throughout the year. Cheerleaders, pommies, band members, and student coun- cil leaders were always there pro- moting spirit by infecting the crowd with their own enthusiasm. Spirit Commissioner Lynne Dos- sey, who was constantly on the go creating spirit, stated. “I love be- ing Spirit Commissioner, especial- ly when everyone dresses up, par- ticipates, and shows their spirit. It gives me a feeling of accomplish- ment.” Design by Valerie Rubio Photos by Karen Herba ugh Splrlt Pcp Rallies Student Life

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rr October 12, 1985 — Last night was the homecoming game. We played Marcos de Niza and demolished them 40 to 27. During halftime, the homecoming queen candidates, Susie Gerace, Valerie Rubio, and Kellie Thur- ston, were escorted down the field by Rick James, Mike Nache, and Vince Otstot. The sky lit up with Homecoming ’85” in a fireworks display as Vince and Valerie were announced Homecoming Royalty 1985. Valerie told me later that it felt so good to be waving to all of the people in the stands! Dress up days preceeded the homecoming game. Wednesday, the juniors proved themselves the most ready for college on Colle- giate Day. Thursday, the sopho- mores reminded us that they were all still kids at heart by bringing the most Disneyland souvenirs on Dis- ney Day. Finally, the seniors came through by wearing more blue and silver than any other class on Fri- day. Tonight, my date took me to the new Hilton for dinner where we saw many of our friends. Student Council went all out to decorate the Student Center. They even rolled out the red carpet! Silver balloons and red and black streamers were everywhere. Val- erie and Vince danced the spot- light dance to Forever”, the theme song. After my date took me home I couldn't stop thinking about the best homecoming yet. Design by Diane Osgood. Photos by Karen Herba ugh and Andy Phelps n m Homecoming OO Student Life Caught in the act, Patrick Carland, Jonell Clark, Shelley Siqueiros, and Rick Davidson take a break.