Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Nurse Devi Hopfer does the pa- perwork for all the students who became sick. Overseen by 3 Big Sisters, Mrs. Sitting tall in his golf cart. Curt Harman and Mrs. Larson check on Harvey shows how security is absent students. TOO GOOD. TOVI 2 GOOD R U? 1. DOBSON SECURITY OFFICERS WERE TRAINED BY: A. Libyan commandos. B - Arnold Schwartzenegger. C. Pec-Wee Herman. 2. THE SECURITY GUARDS DRIVE GOLF CARTS BE- CAUSE: A. B. . They go from 0-60 mph in 1.5 seconds. C — I hey get really “teed off” at some students. D 3. FOR FUN. MRS. SANDOVAL AT THE BOOKSTORE: A. Reads Mad Magazine. B. -Watches Wheel of Fortune. C. —Purposely makes students ID pictures as embarrass- ing as possible. 160 «Support Staff

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 “ OW 2 GOOD R U? 1. THE BEST WAY TO SEE YOUR COUNSELOR IS: A. .Moke an appointment. B. Have Rambo make an appointment. C. Tackle him her in the hall. 2. COUNSELORS LIKE CALLING STUDENTS IN UNEXPECTEDLY TO: A. Scare them into thinking they’ve done something wrong. B. Chat about how much Madonna looks like Marilyn Monroe and your career plans over coffee and donuts. C. Give them time to sit in the wonderfully comfy seats. 3. THE SATS ARE: A . A punk rock group. B. What you get from drinking the water in Mexico. C. ET’s cousins. 4 cademics 159

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The Support Staff showed involvement even while standing |N zz I THE SHADOWS In the movie “Breakfast Club,” it was the janitor who most understood the kids. Since our support staff’s jobs put them in contact with over 3,000 stu- dents, they seemed to know what students did before they did it. Desk-bound secretaries asked about students’ days while security rode golf carts to make sure no one was tardy. N- U-R-S-E was relief from Homeworkitis, while the cafeteria provided a variety of food for those who ate on campus. Pen- cils, new I.D.’s, even forgotten locker combinations were provided by the book store personnel. Popu- lar music was pro vided on the buses by bus drivers who knew a good thing when they heard it. Arriving early and leaving late, they worked hard day after day, Though their work was mainly behind the scenes, with- out their many services, stu- dents would have even more confusion and not nearly as much time for fun. The support staff kept the school running and became a special part of the quest to continue the tradition of be- ing just TOO GOOD. Design by Renee Ellis. Photos by Ashley Towne. Students just stop by to talk ... I care about them as a person, more than ’just' a student.” -Devi Hopfer Handling the early year red tape, Pausing a moment beside his bookstore clerk Elena Sanoval bus, Lee Glenn waits for a load of checks out the facts. kids to take home. $ cademics 161