Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Mustangs in motor vehi- cles defintely dominated the campus. Of course, driving made life easier and opened up social op- portunites, with students being able to travel off campus at lunch. But to many, cars were status symbols; an expres- sion of students’ taste, tal- ent and effort. Some re- ceived cars as gifts from parents; others saved hard-earned money and purchased their own. Lowered vehicles were popular, as were California Baja Bugs. As always, trendy sports cars were fashionable. An array of RX-7s, Camaros, Fieros, and even a Porsche or two could be spotted. Living up to the song, sophomore J.C. Nichols (above) steps into his “Bitchen Camaro.” Favorites Flicks: Rocky Horror Crocodile Dundee Top Gun Star Trek IV Hits: Fight for Your Right Livin’ on a Prayer Nasty With or Without You TV Picks: The Cosby Show Growing Pains Family Ties Moonlighting azette 303