Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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II N SEARCH U OF SPIRIT Where did the juniors hide their school spirit? Time and time again, when results to spirit competitions were an- nounced, they seemed to find it in second or third place. Naturally it was as- sumed they didn't have any spirit. Howev- er, the juniors only fin- ished 34 cents behind the seniors in the mon- ey jar and only a few points behind in overall competitions before Christmas vacation. So, the juniors did have spirit; it just took a little searching to find out how spirited they were. They were found cheering the football team straight to State and they watched the basketball team through its season. They proved their in- volvement by dressing in the traditional blue and silver, attending school events, and yell- ing like madmen. Most of the world heard, but the seniors refused to listen. • WE GOT SPIRIT YES WE DPI Junior spirit (ires up (he Mus- tangs at every football game Either done or with the BKj Cru. the cheers were loud and heard Gene Cianfa Ajfce Cianfarc Heather Cisst Darin Clark Rob Clarke Terri Clemenl David Clewe Brian Cobos Heather Coe Michele Cotv Rodger Coke Nancy Co e UP FRONT “I think junior spirit is tho bos! since seniors don't care about be- ing spirited and the sophomores don’t know how to be spirit- ed. Vince Morelli ' Wk Wade Cde Todd Coiemd Dustan Come Eddie Combs! Stocey Conte Kristen Cookd Jennifer Cool! Stephanie Ca Sherry Cornel Andy Cotner Gilbert Courtl Chris Cox 24S

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ENDER BENDERS UP FRONT When I rear-ended someone the first thought that went through my mind wasn’t about the acci- dent, but the story I was going to make- up so my mom wouldn’t kill me. -Tracy Ricketts. Junior After surviving driv- ers' education during the sophomore year, most students felt they were ready to jump into the drivers seat and put their skills to the test. Unfortunately, like all tests, some students failed. Sometimes it was not the passengers or the cars that suffered the most damage, it was the driver's ego. “Even though it's been a year since my last accident. I still wear my seatbelt just to go around the block, stated junior Michelle Carrick. Fender benders could be serious when it came to telling par- ents. 85% of the stu- dents interviewed ad- mitted they were more scared about what their parents would do to them when they got home than being in the accident itself. CRASH! BANG! BOOMI A broken fail light is often the result of a fender bender. These annoying little acci- dents ore rarely serious but con get one in trouble. Mdly Coy o Chad Crawford Tong! Crook Ryan Cruse Lisa Cr Michel Cunico Dawn ;unrtngham Jeff Cuomo | Rfcurrrr Dave Davenport Davidson JeffiCBavis Luke Davis More Davis Scott Scott Trtcia Davis Davis ■avis Dean 246 pple