Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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PICTURE UNAVAILABLE: Boys’ Track Members: Ray Aquino, Doug Arnold, Josh Arnold, Kerri Bailey, John Benza, Curtis Bieber, Greg Boland, James Bos- worth, Mike Bussing. Shon Bracy, Doug Brophy, Nathan Brown, Nicki Celis, Owais Currim, John Crowe, Doug Den- linger. Pat Drake. Mike Dyer, Devin El- liott. David Elting, Doug English, Mike Ennc, Robert Gallego, Robert Gililland, Jeff Girard, Keith Glennen, Tony Gran- dinette, Tim Green, Scott Gustafson, Mark Hodits, Gregg Homewood, John Hulett, Marvin Johnson. Allen Karsh. Eric Kemp, Rusty Kilpatrick. Chad Lack. Steve Laird, Steve Latourrctte, Tristan Lucero, Alex Mannelia, Freddie Martinez. L. J. McCormick. Pat McCor- mick, Al McIntosh, Mike Miller. Joe Mudry, Chris Muti, Steve Nache, Rory Nordvold, Eric Olde, Brian O’Rourke, John Palmatier, Ken Perry, Charles Pooley, Scott Potter, Leonard Reid. Aaron Robinson. Adam Robles, Paul Roehl, Dan Routhier, Tim Smith, Andy Tesh, Scott Valadez, Mike Vczzosi, Mike Wilkins, James Woods, T. C. Wright, Kevin Yirak, Greg Zahalka, Derek Zellner. GrO 130 oys’ Track

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unning the Straightaway With a bang of a gun the girls track team was off to a tremendous start. Breaking away from the pack, the third of the team that were seniors put the Mustangs in the lead. With the wind at their backs, they were better prepared to attain the goals of remain- ing undefeated in dual meets, being the Central Region champions and win- ning the city meet for the third year in a row. Cheering the team on as they ran was returning coach, Desiree Rome and alumnus. Lydia Garcia. Head Coach Jesse Nevin stated, “I’m pleased with the way Coaches Rome and Garcia have helped the team by contributing their strengths and enthu- siasm.’’ The athletes knew they had to lead the pack to keep their winning tradi- tion when they competed in the Mesa City Track Meet and Dobson Booster Mustang Crack Classic. Running the straightaway to the fin- ish line, they ended the season as champions. Designed by Yvonne Trujillo and Ber- nadette Spiltro. Photos by Laura Davis. Keeping a steady pace. Jenni Jasper. Lynn Brophy, and Sherri Rutledge stay ahead of the quickly tiring Keith Glcn- nen.

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With his sights on victory. Jeff Girard strives for the perfection of his vault. Extreme power waiting to be unleashed shows in the face of Freddie Martinez. ports 131 Showing how it’s done. Josh Arnold ef- fortlessly cruises over his high hurdle. John Palmatier takes a lap to cool down after a work out. Those were the best of times. Track set many fine memories in the minds of those it touched. Setting records, be- ing leaders, and striving to excel in all they did were the best of all. Hurdling, high jumping, or pole vaulting made athletes soar high into the air. An exhilarating feeling of flight surged from within their bodies as their feet left the ground. While leaping and jumping were some boys’ claim to suc- to the team with their ability to excel in new areas. They were a reflection of the traditional quality, expected by many. The keys to their success were dedi- cation and teamwork. After stepping onto the track, all personal differences were left behind and their teamwork flourished. The unparalled thrill of vic- tory made the undying pain dedication worth it. cess, the runners had their own special flair. They flew down the track with a vibrant burst of energy, amazing the spectators. Having three coaches proved to be a definite plus for the team. They pro- vided personal attention and encour- agement necessary for reaching new heights. Sophomores added missing depth Design by Jenny Prezkop and Lynelle Jayo. Photos by Tony Fiori.