Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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King Allen Kinnison and Queen Diane Rubio take their victory lap in a limo. “The alumni make Homecoming exciting to look forward to.” —Scott Palmer 32 omecoming Spirit Talking horse Mr. Spunky bear hugs Lisa Colligen in a moment of horse-play. Showing off a unique dis- play. Kent Thomas enjoys the game. The homecoming crowd get excited as the Mustangs bca Corona 20-10

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 cy The Mustangs were off to a great start this year with spirit and pride. They won to Maryvale with a score of 22-10. Football wasn't the only spirit-starter. The school was ranked one of the top four in the state for best all-aroung school. Dobson was also present- ed the University of Arizona Cup. This was awarded dur- ing Open House on October 15, 1986. The Cup repre- sented the highest G.P.A. from all schools that sent 12- 20 students to the U of A. Luke Keller was the per- son from that group to re- ceive a full year’s tuition for the ‘87 school year. Academics was excelled highly by National Merit scholarship semi-finalists in- cluding Greg James for National Negro Scholars Program and Allen Kinni- son for the National Hi- spanis Scholars Program. Dobson had definitely been noticed for its talents and pride. Design by Rachael Union Photos by Greg Fresquez. D.H.S. GO! FIGHT! WIN! Stu- dents gather together to ex- press their pride. Rich Vandewalle. Steve Lu- Students decorate Tony cas, and Matt Mitchell are Brown’s car to join the cara- proud to be Mustangs. van to the Maryvale game. Greg James shows off Dob- son’s award for being one of the top schools in Arizona. tudent Life

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Imagine the excitement if the usual routine of dull morning announcements was changed by being invit- ed to Homecoming in front of 3000 people. Although not everyone was asked quite that way, the pep as- sembly, game and dance proved to be successful. To kick off Homecoming Week, student council sup- plemented the daily routine with class competitions in which the students ■H “switched” clothes, dressed for their career and covered themselves completely in blue to let their pride and spirit shine through. Stirring up the lunch hour, they or- ganized a unique variety of activities including a whip cream search, the oh-so messy blueberry pie eating contest and the bat-spin tri- cycle relay, which sent . .. (continued on page 34.) tudent Life