Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Michelle Allen Jute Aley Froncine Allocca Craig Aithoff Marc Amonte UP FRONT Dave Anderson planned on becoming an engineer and attendng Princeton for a bachelor's degree, bat this wasn't his only in- terest; he loved French. ND I MEAN IT! It doesn't matter what other people think. What matters is how you feel about it, and having the ambi- tion to be what you want, and I mean it, commented Nicole Angileri. As a freshman she co-directed a one-act play. All proceeds from the play. The Storm, went to the people of Africa. “I knew it was important. she com- mented. Nicole's activities in Speech Debate didn't always pay off. As a junior, Nicole chose a piece be- cause she loved it. Since the judge didn't like it, the piece never went past semi-final rounds. I was the Queen of Semis, she said. Finally, the piece took off. Nicole placed fifth in the state in Dra- matic Interpretation. She was also president of the Drama Club, Fine Arts Commisioner, and an honorary Thespian. In T987 Nicole at- tended the State Thes- pian Conference and auditioned for a talent scholarship. She re- ceived five different offers and took the USIU (United States Interna- tional University) offer. I wanted to become an actress, said Ni- cole, and finally her work paid off. dedication! Drama. Poetry. Humor, and Serous Prose are all forms of literature interpretation that Nicole Angileri constantly strives to perfect

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WHO'S WHO? I OKing on obviously needed break from fanning and organizing some of the many senior activities. Joel Namle. Wade Swanson and Gina Giallonardo mimick some of our country's legends. AU. WORK AND NO PLAY ... Gina Giallonardo tries to tame Wade Swanson and Joel Namle’s Wild and crazy personalties by using brute force After hours of struggle, it looks ike she came out on top. Of 0' THE CLASS Since this senior class was the last four-year graduat- ing class, and because they spent two years at the bot- tom of the totem pole”, the accomplishment of becom- ing a senior was even more satisfying. But, the title alone wasn't enough to make this year the best; involvement was the key to making it suc- cessful. Getting involved was up to the individual, but the class of '88 needed their officers to lead the way. President Joel Namie, vice-president Gina Giallon- ardo, and sec. treas. Wade Swanson convinced their class that wild and crazy was the only way to make their senior year memorable. We're taking a lot of chances by being outra- geous, but seeing more sen- iors getting involved made everything worthwhile , commented Gina Giallon- ardo. Through all the zaniness and pranks, the feeling caught on as the senior offi- cers proved their class a spir- it success. UP FRONT Lisa Akers plans to pursue her academic talents at the University of Cotorodo at Boeder by majoring in science 193

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Nyree Amedee Chris Anderson David Anderson Debtee Anderson Kent Anderson Angela Andrews Koi Andrews Mode Angileri Roy Aquno Yvonne Arambda Albert Areilcno James Arney Doug Arnold Josh Arnold « Eric Arthur Jil Aspden Art Atkinson Richard Austin Mice Avery Kevin Axon Tiffany Aymar Christy Baa'man Fred Bach Andrea Bachler Trudy Badgett Rick Baier Kerric Bailey Danny Boker Gregory Baker Vidula Bal eniors