Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Hiding from his public, Marc Stenoien feels that it’s “wayfarer” to steal ideas from other yearbooks than to come up with his own. 7hat’s A Wrap (I.) Helping to correct proof . Patrick Harvan i amused by a question from the academics quiz. (2.) Showing the cruel results of deadline pressure. Gina Giallonardo finishes typing rather than eating lunch. (3.) Listening atten- tively to Mrs. Remos' advice. Kristin Johnson makes the final decision on the varsity foot- ball layout. (4.) Using another staff's book. Kristen Pond points out another example of trapped white soace to Allyson Bowman and Leisah Berkovitz. (5.) Obviously between deadlines, Wendy Wright takes a break from writing too good interview questions. (6.) Brad, the only remaining member on staff of the Trcptow duo. can’t believe he’s actually being called on ... and by the right name. After winning awards from conven- tions as well as from the Herff Jones Yearbook Company, it didn’t seem as though the 1986-87 Equus Staff would be able to top the previous year’s book. In addition, the staff lost over half of its members (some of which had had four years of experience) thus seeming to make the uphill climb to- wards a better yearbook even steeper. However, with the new staffers and photographers came new ideas and thus a new look. For an entire year, the inhabitants of B195 struggled against the high expectations of the student body and against the always too close together deadlines. It was soon discov- ered that yearbook was not the “blow off” class it was believed to be—it was more than just sending in a bunch of pictures with captions. Adding to the pressure, members were required to find different yet cre- ative ways of expressing Dobson’s too good achievements while somehow keeping the theme under wraps from the rest of the school. From the chaos created by picture reshoots, work nights, proof correc- tions and trips to the post office emerged a package TOO GOOD TO KEEP UNDER WRAPS. Design by Hilary Stephens. Photos by Greg Fresquez and Tony Fiori. 270 £quus Staff

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Rayne Yoder Hyon Yu Denise Zavacky r Anthony Zaugg:3fe$$ Marco Ochoa finds time between classes to meet and discuss lunch plans with fellow sophomores. From behind the jailhouse bars. Krista Everheart laughs at passer-by and classmates. “Did you see that killer test?” Chris Griffith briefs David Clewell and Doug Lynch on what they can expect in class. Before leaving campus. Lori Pyles and Pam Perez say their good-byes and catch a ride home. eople 269

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Searching, searching, and then searching, Meredith Hocflc and Tawnya Chitwood hope they can find the negative for just one more basketball shot. All dressed up with nowhere to go— but yearbook class— Chris Sar celebrates A.S.U’s Rosebowl victory while redrawing his final layout— again. . A Equus Staff. Front Row: Debbie Heim. .Ashleyj rnold, Kathi Moran, Tina Kwasnica, Tony Fiori, Kristen Pond. Renee Ellis, Gina Giallonardo, Tawnya Chitwood. Mer- edith Hoefle, Bernadette Spilotro. Second Row: Kathy Pollard. Gretchen Askew. Kristin Johnson, Hilary Ste- phens, Steve Dunstan, Leisah Berkovitz. Kristin Bolster, Kim Ellis, Marc Stenoicn, Allyson Bowman. Laura Davis. Sponsor Micki Remos. Back ?ou :Brad Treptow, Patrick Harvan, John Red Horse, Yvonne Trujillo, Craig Johnson. Chris Sar. Ashley Towne, Wade Swanson. fearbook 27 X