Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Once, not so far away, there was a school — sponsored search for fun and sun. But over time, the tradi- tion had changed a bit. The seniors still wanted to have fun and get a tan, except it was no longer school spon- sored. Rather, student representatives took it upon themselves to or- ganize the party of the year. This gathering was usually spent on the beach at Mazatlan, a favorite among party- ing seniors. They had a choice of not one, but three senior trips. They had their choice of two Mazatlan trips and one trip to Hawaii. One Mazatlan trip was by Student Tours and sponsored by stu- dent representative Greg Czerniski. The other Mazatlan and Hawaii trip was by Group Travel and re- presented by Student Council. We chose Hawaii since most peo- ple could afford it but for those who couldn't we offered Mazatlan again. stated senior class president Joel Namie. So even though stu- dents had to watch out for falling coconuts and la cucarachas in the sock drawer they had fun, but most of all they got the tan they were looking for. Which way lo turn? Senior cia$$ officers Wade Swanson. Gina Giallonardo. and Joe Namie can only guess if seniors are gang across the Pacific or south of the border for the senior trip. UP FRONT Whie most seniors had a good idea of where to go to college. Scoff Tang had no prefer- ence. '1 reoly don't feei that undergrad is impor- tant. I don't even have a set maior yet. Celia Hammon Vmce Handler John Hannon Scott Hanson Tommy Horde Seniors 211

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Scott Githervs Jason Ghthero Don Goldsmith Jeff Gonzales Stephanie Good Ufseia Gower Christna Graham Eric Graham Mcheiie Graham Melody Grasmick Amie Grou Brian Green Ginger Green Rob Green Tim Green Andrew Greenlee Cathy Gregg Kervia Gruhn Steve Gruver Dan Gura Adrian Gutierrez Patricia Haen Stacy Hoenei Kelly Hogan Rhonda Hagan Samantha Hagan Kathy Hogman Jim Hal Todd Hall Troy Hamilton 210 People

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Carrie Haren Bryan Harris Edward Harris Sean Harris Stacy Harrison Kerrie Hart Kevin Hartsig Sean Harvan Mary Hatch Dana Hatton UP FRONT Hyon Moon always strove for A's in all her classes, she thinks that was the secret to her suc- cess She plans to go to ASU for at least a year and hopes for a career in engneering. 05 EARNING AND LEADING Jeff Gagnon had the future on his mind when he joined ROTC as a freshman. He had hoped that it would en- able him to reach his goal as a pilot. What he didn't count on was becoming commander of the schools squad- ron. Colonel Wiess felt that Jeff was one of the finest young men he had been associat- ed with in over twelve years of teaching AFJ ROTC. Displaying lead- ership talent far be- yond his years, Jeff was indeed an outstanding student cadet. Planning for his future. Jeff hoped to attend the Air Force Academy in Colorado or pursue a career in areospace engineering at MIT or CAL-TECH with an ROTC scholarship. While learning about military operation. Jeff also had the chance to grow as an individual. His well-deserved rank as squadron com- mander reflected the respect of his fellow cadets that expressed only admiration for their I Jeff enjoyed skiing and other outdoor ac- tivities. He also was a member of the Nation- al Honor Society. ATTENTION! Major Jeff Gagnon and ca- dets Wayno Meier and Frank Hautchings stand at atten- tion during dr practice. 212 People