Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Spring Naylor Brian Neal Julie Neaves ftjchord Neil Eric Nelson Kristina Nelson Kim Neuberg David Neuberger Ho Nguyen Leslie Nickels ON TOP OF IT All! Ready, ok! Starting out her high school years. Mindy Nicks led the school and showed her enthusiasm by be- coming a part of the cheer line. She was also a part of pom and spir- itline. Although there were adjustments to be made, the new Spiritline was an origi- nal way to promote school spirit. For Mindy, it was a way to gain close friendships, be- come involved in school activities and to work on her interest in dance. Being with a group of sixteen to eighteen girls also taught her how to make decisions and WE'RE NUMBER ONEI Daring Mindy Nicks stands on top of a pyromid during the Corona Del Sol game Her and two other spiritiine mem- bers cheer the team to a 48- 6 victory. the importance of get- ting along with other people. The two most memorable exper- iences for Mindy were at cheer camp. She was chosen All Ameri- can as an outstanding dancer and was flown to California to perform at Sea World and cheer at a Chargers game. Her other exper- ience happened her ju- nior year when she fell off a pyramid and broke her wrist. Al- though there were a few down-falls, the past four years have brought me a lot of laughter and great ex- periences. Mrs. Ar- menta, Spiritline spon- sor, commented. I think Mindy's four years have shown her dedi- cation and her true commitment to Mus- tang Pride. Up Front Hoather Summerfield hopes her experience in newspaper wiB lead her to become a journalist end a fiction writer. She plans to continue her education at A.S.U. and then Stanford. Seniors 223

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UP FRONT Mindy Nicks Alysa Nielson Saroh Niomi Atex Nolasco Jon Noli Rory Nordvokj Jorte Northcuft Darin Nyhof Mefissa O'Connor Brion O'Rourke round at the Firestone Centerline E.T. Race this past summer. Brian has been racing a little over a year and has his own 71 Nova. It was capable of a 12.8 to 13.0 seconds in a quarter mile. He also spent most of his time fixing a 1967 Camaro. He planned to have it working by summer when he made it a class car for the NHRA- National Hot Rod Asso- ciation. Both plan on racing after high school. I like racing cars. I like the competition and it's fast-paced excite- ment, says Jeff. In the future, they may be the fastest men on wheels. GENTLEMAN START YOUR ENGINES. Scn; xs Jeff Ford and Brian White investigate the engne of Brian's car. They need to make sure of no faults for an upcoming roce James Hayes is Deputy Commander in ROTC. After graduation, he plans to offend fhe Air Force Academy. He wfl study to be on aeronautical engi- neer. You have a quarter mile track in front of you. The lights are changing colors, you grip the wheel, and the green light flashes! You floor the gas pedal and speed up to 107 mph. You seldom see somth- ing like that every day but Jeff Ford and Brian White live that event THE ROAD every couple of months. Jeff has been inter- ested in racing just about all of his life. He races a 1970 Dodge Challenger and has al- ready been clocked at 12.7 seconds for a quarter mile. The best he has done is make it into the quarterfinal 224