Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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 It makes me feel good when I can A set a goal and am oble to reach it. 1 1 achieve this by having a good men- J fa' attitudeStephanie Wall. Sen- J lor. S-T-R-E-T-C-H. Juniors Erica Sable and Jana Bran- stead w«h hopefuly that maybe Coach Nevln would be nice enough that day to make prcctice short and sweet GOTTA GO! Junior Marcl Davis jets off from the starting line to set another short dis- tance school record. Or was she running after some special man on the other side of the frock. Girls’ Track 137

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STRIDING WITH TNT Think of track and the word pain comes to mind. But pain wasn't something the girls track team dwelled on. The dedicated track members pushed them- selves everyday to achieve their personal goals. While taking practice seriously, they stHl had time to do fun things like potlucks and par- ties. They also broke away from just practicing at school by running at South Mountain. Kiwanins Park and Papago Park. Having coaches that cared also made the differ- ence. Head Coach Jesse Nevin, Coach Rome, and alumnus Lydia Garcia worked with the girls; as did Mrs. Sullinger who volun- teered her time. Kelli Burke and Tia Williams volun- teered their time also to be managers for the team. This year we have a very strong team. Even though a lot of them lack experience, they made it up with a good attitude and the desire to win, Coach Nevin stated. Some other strong points the team had other than desire and drive to win were a cou- ple of girls who always showed excellence; Nancy Johnson and Tonya Over- man did the shot disc and Marci Davis was a long jumper and sprinter. Howev- er, winning wasn't always stressed but the idea of try- ing to do the best was. Design by Larisa Mailhoit. Photos by Melissa Smith. MAKING A FASHION STATEMENT. Sophomore An)a Pollotlerl psy- ches out the competition by add- ing new fashion statement to the old sport of shot put. Lisa Akers runs the 300 hurdles, one mile relay, long jump and high jump. She has lettered for two years In track. ” Track is the only sport where I can learn my limits, by finding out how hard I can go physically and mental- ly. It has made me overcome many ob- stacles in every as- pect of life. Lisa Akers, Senior. Girls Track. Front Row: Deanno McElhanoy. Tla Williams. Melissa Ban- gart. Anglo Klepper. Megan McKinney. Heather Adams. Anja Pellet- tieri. Stephanie Wall. Usa Akers. Shoridyn Bradshaw. Kim Christen. Marcl Davis. Dianne Shockley. Second Row: Chrle Jorgensen. Kelli Burke. Michelle Simpson. Shannon Mauck. Mario Lenox. Jessica Harris. Shorry Hoefar. Anderea Wilson. Carol Holmberg. Kelly Bell. Tonya Overman. Amy Gehrig. Third Row: Wendy Jeffords. Fiona McGarvIn, Amy Sebby. Nikki Thomas. Anny Jenertz. Jenny Wheeler. Jodlo Reed, Veronica Salcido. Paula Burke. Kim Bouck, DeAnn Rindt. Sandy Farace. Fourth Row: Kim Kerpan, Lena Fields. Renee Preacely, Michollo Troup, Nikki Amedeo, Amie Nelson. Dawn Kendros. Lori Sears. Tina Radcliff, Erica Sabo. Kelly Walker. Robyn Nevin. Fifth Row: Coach Rome. Coach Garcia. Coach Nevin. Candle Vallecillo. Natalie Tober. Kristen Hoene, Stacey Woods. Julie Froehllch. Heidi Koilholz. Jamie Green. Swati Singh. 136 ports

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rP J Z w cT 1 V r H - - -—H-c------a We've got a lot of depth. Now we're known as one of the power-houses in the state. Chad Lack, sen- ior T '9 sS WHAT? OVER THAT HIGH BAR Ty Childers. a junior varsity pole- vaulter, contemplates how he's go ng to maneuver himself over the crossbar H$ diigent practice shows during his successful fights over the bar UTUP AND ... OVER. J-V. pdevauiter Jason Lusk skilfuty ties over the crossbar Jason prac- tices to improve on his technique. He is one of the many J.V. pde- vaulters who provides the team with the depth they have. 138