Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Shrouded in a mist of controversy, the Western Sav- ings Building was the object of a heated debate after it was outlined in blue neon. The Mesa City Council had a difficult time deciding the fate of the decorative lights adorning Mesa's tallest building, but most Mesanites seemed to like the unusual neon lights. Design by Gretchen Askew. Photos by Toni,; Fiori.

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Just let out of the big house, Samia and Samira Sarsam and Denise Zavacky take a look at what they’ve been missing. Not too impressed by the fireworks at the football game, these frightening fans head for the snack bar. «Student Life

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t e ?uUtsie tudent Life The Hilton, one of east Mesa’s few grand hotels, was completed in 1985 to the delight of natives and visi- tors. Elegant, as seen in the inset photo, the hotel abounded with glamour for the many people who attended conventions there and made it their hide- away. Godfrey’s was as glitzy as grocery stores came, ca- tering to the distinct mid- dle to upper class com- monly known as Yuppies. IBBmSS — Completed in 1984, the Radisson Resort served as an attraction for down- town Mesa’s plan to up- grade the area surround- ing City Hall.