Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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(INNING STRONG Sports gave Tricia Debbs the competitive edge. Running strong since her freshman year, Tricia's involve- ment in varsity track and cross country made her a four-year letterman. ”1 really enjoyed track, but cross country was my favorite, she said. Her forte was in the two mile run. Her achievements in that event qualified her to participate in the Junior Olympics. While running is a very individual sport, outside support always helps. I have greatly appreciated the sup- port from all my coaches. Tricia con- tinued. Not surprisingly, Tricia uses her spare time to improve her athletic ability, competing as a bodybuilder and help- ing others stay fit as an aerobic instructor at Shape-Up Fitness Cen- ter. From six years of competitive running, Tricia learned to make opportunities happen off the track as well. She maintained a 3.0 GPA, and took classes at Mesa Community College, with plans on majoring in criminal law. In summing up her four years, Tricia said, The true meaning of Mustang pride is to be- lieve in yourself. EXCELLING IN ALL Servor Troa Debbs imbers up before cross country prac- tice She was also involved in body building and aerobics. UP FRONT Being so ocodemicoiiy in- volved, Andrea Levy found that the only extra activities she was in- volved m were N.H S and Junior Achievement. However, she foixid time for a job at Baskin Robbins. Matthew Priderrvore Gia Pritchard Matt Pritulsky Scott Pufc iVfcchelle Pulkam Tim Pyles Leigh Pyper Jeff Quigg'e Chris Ramirez Brett Percy Seniors 227

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Rachel Davis Genny Perry Carol Peterson John Peterson Mke Peterson Terry Pfonnestiel Kimberly Phar Stacy Phar Donne Phelps Mark Ph»p$ Trio PhiBps Danna Pigusch Miya Pister Kathryn Pinckard Dusty Pinckerd Joel Piper Chris Piumiee Mitch Plixnmer Danny Pohto Melissa Pokorski Kathy Pollard Abck3 Ponce Kristen Pond Jason Poole Charles Pooley Kim Poppieton Melanie Porter Chod Potter Dvaid Pratt Mike Previle 226 eniors

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Acodemic leoder John Hll wo$ involved in base- ball and wrestling throughout high school He loves social studies and hopes to attend USC in the fal. UP FRONT Paul Ramirez Russel Ramirez Kim Randall Sarah Ransom Tiffany Rascoe Steve Rausch Jeff Rayburn Cindi Raymond Mefcssa Raymond Robert Redden Sharing the spotlight along with Josh was Steve; with 4 years ot football. 1 year of track, 2 years of bas- ketball, and 1 year of baseball on his letter jacket. Steve grew up with exposure to ath- letics and kept it up for so long because he en- joyed the competition and comaraderie. Ev- erything he did cen- tered around sports and he was given the honor of playing varsity football as a sopho- more. Even though we go our separate ways after graduation, the memories and friend- ships that we made through athletic com- petition will always be there, Steve said. MOVE OVER REFRIGERATOR! Athletes Josh Arnold ond Steve Holmes stood above the rest because of the ac- complishments. Both are four-year lettermen. Josh Arnold and Steve Holmes are among a select group - the group of four-year lettermen. Josh seemed to breeze through 4 years of soccer, 3 years of football, and 3 years of track. Out of all that, scoring his first varsity football touchdown stuck in his mind as his best memory. He said it gave him a special feeling because he was a helping part of something that was im- portant to him. Josh has dreams of someday becoming a profes- sional football player. “Sports and life are much alike; you must always play to win, he said. Peo ple