Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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During an economics class. The overall picture here is enterprising students ex- Kristin Dabling’s dabbling in press their fashion-“cents”. a bit of modeling

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their marks You Andrew whose fusion of jive and heavy metal was echoed in all types of mu- sic. David Lee Roth “jumps ship. fleeing from Van Halen. In addition, an- other Jackson topped the charts • this time it was Janet. Her rap- Sigue Sigue Sput- nik “Flaunt It,” whatever “it is. dance mix yield- ed such smashes as Nasty.” Also this year, MTV was into Monkee business. For some reason, the video network began rerunning the Monkees TV show, starring that popular ’60’s band. As a result, the Monkees be- came more fam- ous than ever, made a new re- cord and toured the country. Other popular groups were Si- gue Sigue Sput- nik (the latest no- talent hype band out of Britain since Frankie Goes To Holly- wood). Phil Col- lins, Huey Lewis and the News, Whitney Hous- ton. 1NXS, the Bangles. Robert Palmer, and TV star Don Johnson. No. it’s not Mari- lyn Monroe; it’s Madnona going through an identi- ty crisis. To the Max - Headroom “And remem- ber-you don’t need a beach to catch a wave.” This was the phi- losophy of Max Headroom, the part-clay, part-hu- man celebrity who pushed Coca-Cola and hosted a talk show. Reigning ruler of the ratings race was The Cosby Show, which cen- tered around Cosby and his four kids, who were always in- volved in a mess. “I'd like to buy a vowel. became the catch phrase from the highest rated game show in history. Wheel of Fortune. Con- testants solved puzzles by spin- ning the wheel, asking if a conso- nant appeared in the puzzle, and earning money for each letter found. The win- ner later went shopping.” Other popular shows this year were Moonlight- ing. Family Ties. Miami Vice. Cheers. All My Children, and the Jetsons. On their way out were Dal- las. Dynasty, and the A-Team. Design by Patrick Harvan. Photos by Taw- nya Chitwood and Patrick Haroan. M-m-max Head- droom expounds on his philosophy of life. Maahvelous Billy “Fernando” Cry- stal performs on SNL. «loan Collins (aka Alexis Colby) hap- pily crushed Blake in this years Dynasty.

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Guess who? Bottom’s up! Hey there, old chap!” Sporting the British-style Rugby shirt, enior Joey DiVito affectionately strangles fellow senior. Tere- a Mayer. Like a pirate’s flag hoisted above a Spanish galleon, unique gold hightops with skull and crossbones identified a school clique. They served as a warning to all that danger awaited those who dared to sport the unusual shoes. Other students kicked up their heels as trendies wrapped their feet in foil-like shoes and fringed white boots. Athletic feet were adorned by Reeboks, just in case they had to run to their next class. The trendies fashion rule: If it felt comfortable, looked good, and or had a Guess label, wear it. Bottom and top halves were covered by the design- er tag. ashion 27