Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Renee Dubois played an active role in the Dobson Dance Company as president. She devoted a lot of her time initiating sev- eral opportunities for the company to par- ticipate in. such as the homecoming assembly and half-time at the game. When dance production time came around, Renee was es- pecially busy. She or- dered costumes, helped design pro- grams and posters, and supervised all of the dancers backstage. Other events that she helped arrange were fund raisers like car washes and candy THE DANCING WONDER. Strik ng a pose. Renee Dubois shows oil her performing abil- ity and winning smie. In addi- tion to dancng. Renee con- tributes behind the scenes. ANCING DYNAMO sales. Renee goes above and beyond the call of duty by running errands, ordering cos- tumes, etc., and many other responsibilities, said Mrs. Wolf, the head dance teacher. Renee has been in dance for approxi- mately twelve years on and off. attending at Julie's Jazz Pizazz and Dance Boutique. She was in pom and cheer freshman and sopho- more years, but quit because she was more interested in being in Dance Company. The thing I Eke best about being in the company is the people and the things we get to do, said Renee. She will be attending Phoenix Col- lege next fall, and pos- sibly study dance. UP FRONT Vanessa Fuontos plans to attorvd ASU next foil to major in business. She wants to lean her studies towards a career as a travel agent. Curtis Trenck Brod Treptow Brian Treptow Marc Tropio Jeff Trudeau Yvonne Trujto Robert Trumble T.J. Tschida Bridget Tucker Kim Ulreich m 235

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Foreign faces UP FRONT Amy Stoll was a four-year bond member and at- tended St. Timothy's Church throughout high school. She hoped to be- come a lawyer and to someday raise a famty. What would it have been like to have lived in a foreign country for a year? Four girls did just that. They were ex- change students who came to learn about the American culture. Veronica Hveding of Norway, Ute Linnenkohl of German, Lucia Sainz of Spain and Zulma Vasquez of Mexico spent a year here learning first-hand about America. Their exchange ex- perience included more than going to school; they also trav- elled parts of the U.S., met new people, and learned the differences between the U.S. and their native countries. This learning made the year fun. Ute said, I wanted to learn how Americans think and live”. The girls also made memories like seeing American Halloween and attending the great American past- time-football games! Being exchange stu- dents was a fun anc profitable time for the four girls. They al agreed that nothing would ever compare to the experience 01 being exchange stu- dents. HEAPS UPI Exchange students Veronlcc Hveding. Lucia Sanlz. Ute Lin- nenkohl. and Zulma Vasquez bask in the excitement of be- ing Mustcngs for a year. 236 Peop le