Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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There were laughs and smiles galore on Halloween as nervy peo- ple dared to dress up as whoever or whatever they wanted. Some even took on different identities that were in complete contrast to their usual personalities. At lunch you may have thought you were sitting by a flapper from the twenties, but it was probably just sophomore, Amy Stoll. The best part about Halloween is you get to act crazy with your friends,” she exclaimed. Trying to remember his locker combi- nation is Brad Richmond, alias the ele- phant man. Halloweon Student Life The spirit didn’t cease on Thurs- day as everyone was getting psyched for the tough game against Chandler. The pommies and cheerleaders wore crazy cos- tumes and boosted the crowds en- thusiasm. People not only enjoyed Hallow- een because it provided excite- ment, but also because they had the rare opportunity to pose as traditional favorites like ghosts and clowns; others took on the look of their aspired occupations; Gazing into the pasture, looking for her lost sheep, is sophomore Amberdawn Moore. while still others aped their favorite celebrities like the maahvelous” Fernando Lamas. Again, Halloween proved to be a highlight in an otherwise routine school day. Design by Kathy Pollard. Photos by Greg Fresquez and Andy Phelps. Marching band exchanged its cavalry garb and went totally spirited” for the halftime show.

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Showstoppers, the new all girl choir performs for students and parents at the football banquet on December 9. French maid Kena Gruhn prepares the stage before the first performance of Plaza Suite on November 14. Jacquelen Hakes plays Andante with intense concentration and to the best of her ability at the concert on Novem- ber 19. Fall Performances Student Life 39

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On loan from Ringling Bros, circus, sophomore Paul Butts helps out in the office. How now? said purple cow Yvonne Law and Anete Lampone when asked to be seated Halloween Day. Halloween Student Life