Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Joyce Godfrey Social Studies Mary Ellen Gormican Counseling Cindy Greenberg Spec. Ed. Dan Griego Counseling Anthony Guerrero Custodial Lois Halligan Business Mitch Hamlin English Mary Harman Attendance Steve Heck English Charles Held Social Studies Jae Dee Hendrickson Business Penny Hitze Custodial Kathleen Holly Spec. Ed. T Devi Hopfer Nurse Chris Houser Spec. Ed. Shirley Houston Library Ron Howell Social Studies Marcie Hutchinson Social Studies Lucia Idarraga Foreign Language Mary Lou Irwin Business Brenda Ishii English Hank Johnson Custodial 'fefiffe sBruce joshu Science Larry Juniper Reading •Rey Kartchner Foreign Language Victoria Kelley Science Aid Ray Kenny English Janet Kerley Business Lorraine Kilner Cafeteria Maureen Krammer Registration Aid What is the best ex- cuse you’ve heard for late homework? “My cat wet on it.” —Mr. Bramwell P - After nine weeks a student said, “I didn’t know you collected it.” —Mr. Crabtree “My homework was in my car and my car got towed away.” —Mrs. Brenden “My mom went into labor and my homework Went with her.” —Mr. Dukerich “My house was robbed and the thieves stole my book.” —Mrs. Kaesler 190 Staff

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Robert Cash English Anita Cavender Business Mike Clark P.E. Mike Clupper P.E.2 Connie Colbern Business Debbie Collins Math Ursa Lou Combs Counselor Marjorie Conder English Richard Conn Media Center Doug Conway Social Studies Ken Costenson Science John Cox Social Studies Ralph Crabtree Math Luann Dahlman Science Margie Davis Custodial Yvonne DeVane Art Bev Douwstra Guidance George Downing Drivers Ed. Larry Dukerich Science Darnelle Dunn Science Dan Durant Ind. Arts Nancy Ellis P.E. Bart Evans Pert. Arts Sharon Fagan English Robert French English Lois Gerhart Reading Carol Gerlach English Merlin Giese Custodial Ellie Gill Social Studies Sandra Gillingham English » How do you face Mondays?” “Right after Sundays.” —Mr. Smith “A good warm shower and a fast car to get me to school” ( ' ™ —Mr. Bird ZZT “I think about summer vacation.” —Mr. McGowan “Screaming.” —Mrs. Reed “With trepidation.” —Mr. Richmond people 189

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Making a bold fashion statement, Jenny Spada- fora models the latest in hall pass wear. It was 2:15. School would be over soon but not soon enough. If you could have only gotten out of class for a breath of fresh air and a mo- ment’s freedom, the last half hour of class would be bearable. Finally, you approached your teacher with every student’s favorite question, “May I go to the bathroom?” With a sly grin on his or her face, your teacher said, “Sure, but not without this.” If it was Mrs. Kaesler, she handed you a French flag. Mr. Schlemer, on the other hand, just gave you the world map. If Mrs. Becker was your teach- er, she handed you her son’s tennis shoe and Mrs. Curley gave you the dreaded toilet seat. Nancy Laskey Cafeteria Melanie Latimer Secretary Bettie Lazaro Bookstore Denise Locke English Sue Loehr Cafeteria Katherine Lovato Science Richard Lows Social Studies Randy Lutz English Dave Lynk Social Studies Karen McClain Social Studies Arthur Martinez Custodial Teri Marlow Office Aid Mike McClellan English Dawn McCall Secretary Rick McConnell Social Studies Jene McDonald Custodial Kenneth McElligott English Dennis McGowan Drivers Ed.rJK Barb McKenzie Cafeteria Donna McKinley Security Nancy McMahon Cafeteria Robert Merlene Counseling Carole Minor Attendance Scott Morgan Special Ed Gayle Navarre Secretary Jesse Nevin Science Tcrric Norris Math Stella Ollarsaba Math Mel Olson Performing Arts Victor Parra Custodial eople 191