Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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avel Warfare Revealing clothing such as bare midriffs, ex- posed navels, exposed armpits, cutout backs and other items similar to these are unacceptable for school. This particular dress code rule captured the in- terests of the principals. It gave them the unique op- portunity to give students advice on what was ac- ceptable in school fashion. Scanning the halls, the ad- ministrators found many candidates for the advice they were offering. ”98% of our students adhere to the dress code. The few whose clothing looks like it's been dragged behind a car need to be reminded of Dobson's standards. commented Vice-Principal John Stor- ment. Besides keeping the ap- pearance of the students' bodies acceptable so that even the Pontiff would con- sent. the principals kept up with their regular duties of making sure students were in the right place at the right time. Design by Kevin Eamigh. Photos by Melissa Smith. MV FELLOW AMERICANS... Between some important principal kind of work, Mr. Walsh gives his own impersonation of former Presi- dent Nixon. Even a principal has to have fun sometimes. cademics ,V

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UP FRONT Social Studies teacher Chris Schlemmer. gives his opinion on the consideration giv- en to dl sides of an issue by the School Board. It is one of the most diffi- cult jobs to try and satisfy different groups of people. Every time they make a deci- sion they discriminate against someone. BREAK TIME Dave Eagleburger. Frod Skoglund, and Doug Barnard toko time out to reflect on the events of the evening, namely the controversy over sex education E. Aian Brooks Member Marilyn Wison Member Jack Davis Clerk chool Board

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DRESS CODE OPINIONS THIS IS MR. RQWDEN? Combing the halls fa delinquent sophomores. Mr. Rowdon takes a break to relieve some tension by giving his best impression of Ed McMahon. WHO WILL IT BE? Mr. Storment takes time out from his activities to decide which student wii be lucky enough to be the manirvg's first victim. Enie-meni- mine-mo ... Let's face it, we live in Arizona and it's hot. Tank tops are a way of life. This year there's a rule against tank tops. Next year they'll make us wear ties. -Keith Glennen, Junior. RELIEVED. Ms. Caldwell shows a bright smile os she roaizes she won't have to tell another student. No. I'm sary. that class is filled also.” These words were common to her as the student population pushed 3000. If there's a rule against tank tops, there should be a rule against polyes- ter- it's all in good taste. -Alan Sinclair, Senior. UP FRONT -Jason Bredimus, Sen- ior. Barbara Adams jumped from coach to administrator be- coming the attendence su- pervisor. She often asked the question, Do you know how many tardies you have? ... hopefully I can change some of the students' bad hab- its. - Barb Adams Principals 157