Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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 When I was a sopho- more. I was arrested (or being out past cur- few. I think it's ridicu- lous (or a 16 or 17 year old to have to bo home by 10:30. 12:30 is a more reasonable time. -Bonnie Floyd. Junior. UP FRONT Stephen Noi j| Afison Northn Ann Norton Chad Norton Kevin O'Brien Kym O'Brien . Shannon O' Tom O'Brien James O' Cathy Gina O'Horo Brian CWe ; oneil : ,r J Ma:-ssa Olivo Shormon O'N earo Kandi Ormrod Sean Crnoia- Co o Osbo-n® Steve Osgc |M Hede Ostorhout Er;C Owens ? Danny PaOi Estoie Pages Steve Pa'oaos Jason PaiOK 00 LATE IS TOO EARLY Friday and Saturday were the nights for ev- eryone to relax. Foot- ball games, dates, and parties were all popular ways to forget about the past week in school. But with every weekend, came the rememberance of the dreaded curfew. Be it 12:00, 1:00, or 2:00. everyone rushed to make the most of their free nights before it was again time to sneak quietly in the front door. But with every Satur- day and Sunday morn- ing came the question. What time did you really get in last night?” The excuse always seemed adequate but it never seemed to work. The curfew was an- other burden of re- sponsibility on the shoulders of students who didn't want re- sponsibility; they want- ed to stay out late. RISKY BUSINESS Keeping quet. Kris Joseph climbs through her window after missing her curfew. The problem was not getting in before curfew, it was getting in oot after