Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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I I cl I { ■«0 Down G anger Bill Grayt aves Lisa Groo V iur Green Lisa Robert Trac James Cirxly' 9ft ey G Chris Grit •• enan j otta ffm Steve Jessico ;howski lerson The trend is not to be trendy. Most people create their own fods rather than conform to what other people ore doing. —Megan McKinney, junior. eople UP FRONT James Gyer Esther Ha jse Tiffany H , :a Tanya no matter what. Individuality thrived while the trend setters went home wondering just what was happen- ing to their world. TO BE OB NOT TO BE ... LATE It wasn't reaty a trend. It was just something everyone did From the skaters to the L.L. Cool J's to the average Joes, all juniors knew it was cool to be late. GOTTA BE ME No longer the inno- cent youth of the school, the juniors didn't mindlessly follow the seniors' traditions and trends. In fact, the trend was to not follow others but to be your own person. Being yourself didn't really mean that no one was alike. Actually. few fads such ai acid-wash jeans anc friendship bracelets did find their way into the fashion scene. Still, even these trends wer- en't popular with ev- eryone. The mood around campus tended to be that of not caring what other people did or wore. The most impor- tant thing was to be who you wanted to be.

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Vince Gar ia Kolynn Garj Eric Garlorv ■ Kev i Got an Romono Garza - Go--:- O'iB nan rge Matt Gehr Jotene Traoe Ger Jennifer G G a GgiiettB Cfvisty Gllcfl Tton Lyn Gioffre Jennifer Rodney G Keith GierrM[ Kevn Glenr J Kori Gloe jgianm .zener UP FRONT “Doting hasn't been much different as a junior There were little things like spending more time with my girlfriend and being able to dnve instead of being driven. -Luko Davis, junior a UNIOR OATES. A date- what mad© it different during the junior year? What made it memorable? To many students, the dating that went on was a growing ex- perience not only for them but also their par- ents. Surprisingly enough, the most pop- ular form of dating with juniors and their par- ents was the group date. By the junior year, one's gotten the chance to become friends with many peo- ple. Going out in groups adds variety and there's always someone to talk to when things are going bad. said junior Mike Hops. To many juniors an- other thing that changed was the liber- ties that their parents gave them. Because the trial year as a soph- omore was over, many parents felt more com- fortable with their son daughter staying out later. “At first my par- ents made me come in at 12. but now things are a lot easier. said junior Trisha Anderson. A SCOOTING ALONG. They were a frequent sight on Dobson trails. Juniors Anne Lane and David Robinson ore oil for the rest of the day -A ' -I Mary Lou Andrew Mfce Gonz les Cori Gotts icfk Melissa G d Matt Grab cm i iors 249

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Done HomWn Kim Hamln Annette Hansen Jon Honsen Ken Honsen Eileen Honson Eric Honson Jamie Harboch Renee Harbin Jennifer Harper Richard Harries Jeremy Harris Taro Harris Sean Horrison Jrn Hatley Meinoa Hough Aaron Hawkins Chris Hayward Cori Hazzord Alon Heaton Jrn Hecht Snauna Hendncks Brandon Hendrix Heather Henry James Henry Tiffany Herslow Adam Hicks Tom neks Albert Hidalgo Andrea Herath Fred Hfl Scott miard Julie Hindorff Kirk Hodges NAke Hoots Kristen Hoene Kyle Hoiand James Hdins Leo Hoais Thadd Hollis Robert Holste Kelly Holt John Hoover Michael Hops Chris Hotchkiss Greg Howei Greg Hudson Kameron Huerta John Huiett Frank Humphries Jennifer Hunt Tim ignasiok Thelma Insuo Juniors 251