Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Bryan W Stacey Mott Woxi worth Steve W ste Amy Wro [ Toby Wr; ■ theme, colors, and ev- eryone else's basic lay- outs as well as her own pages. Kim knew more about the book than I did because she had to know all the fine points that made the book come together perfectly. said Mrs. Remos, Yearbook sponsor. Being a first year staffer. I needed a lot of help. Even though Km was busy she was always wiling to hep me. -Junior Courtney Robin- son. Mark Wyr Kely Wys Jute Yanr Hui-Han Y Amee Ye Kelsey Ye Kenny Ye Sooy Hyon Yu Anthony i ENERGERIZER Unlike the battery operated. Kim Ellis’ energy never runs out. Lendng some skills to new staffer Patrick Liu she makes his job a bit easier. ATTERIES NOT INCLUDED Kim Ellis seemed to have an endless supply of energy and enthusi- asm that showed in ev- erything she did. Kim maintained a job. a family life, a social life, a full schedule in school, a high grade point aver- age. and a job as year- book editor. This was more than most peo- ple could possibly ex- pect to do, but Kim did it all with a level head and a cool temper that made it look easy. She was the type of person that got what needed to be done fin- ished, no matter how late she had to stay up or how many lunch hours she had to miss to do it. Kim had a unique personality that benifit- ed the book; it allowed her to keep an open mind and not limit it in any way. stated Ash- ley Towne, Photo Edi- tor. Many people thought a yearbook editor was just editing other people's copy, but that was only a small portion of the job. She designed the book which included the 5

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Jeff Trough ton Cornel Troup Tina Trujilo John Tyree Paul Updike Luis Valenzuela Britney Vorgas Lina Vorgas Jason Vasquez Zulma Vasquez Anita Venkafesh Keirsten Vest Brian Vickoren Kathy Vdlaverdo Cyrerva Vladish Aaron Voss Jeff Walker Trina Walton Ken Ward Jenny Wogener Karen Wei RiC Weir Jeff Wendt Becky Werner Jennifer West Stephanie West Shannon Whisman Brian White Chris Wftte Erica White Marc White Lance Whitehead Steven Whysong T.J. Wilcoxson Mike Wikins Deborah Wikinson Eric Wilerrtn Dan Wiliams Eric Wiliams Erin Wiliams Kyle Wiliams Liso Wiliams Renne Wiliams Tia Wiliams Andrea Wilson Cherie Wison Debi Winger Sudoporn Wiriya Jon Wiseman Derek Wishiewski Tommy Wolter in-Nam Woo Trevor Woodford Cathy Woodley 264

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 ris Ache son ty Adomezyk Irek Adams Adams leph Addms Adorns Nik Cc Le i AebersoW rrie Agle lie Aiken nes Akers ndy Alaux riono Albano n Albor yie Albin fnmy Alight i Aldrich idee Allen tonne Allen UP FRONT “So for I think the soph- omore officers have done a great job pro- moting spirit and lead- ing the class. Although we coo'd have used a touch of female influ- ence Michelle Bur- ton, Sophomore Wondering what high school was all about, the sophomores came the first day ex- cited and at the same time nervous. The first couple of weeks went by and the first item on the list was to elect class officers. The turn out was great but only three got the positions. They were President Chris Gehrman. Vice- President Brandon Jef- fords and Sec.-Treas. Jim Barrons. The sophomore class itself had a big transi- tion from junior high to high school. They cer- tainly wanted to let the upperclasses know that that didn't bother eople them. The main goal of the executive officers was to get as many sophomores involved as possible. President Chris Gehrman stated, “This year we began to develop a new tradi- tion. I think the class motto, ‘Stepping out high and mighty, we're the class of 1990' showed that very clearly. These three gentle- men were wisely cho- sen and proved it throughout the year. MAKING WORK A LITTLE FUN Chris Gehrrrtdn finds mcny th-ngs to entertain himself while Jeff Barrons is having trouble holding up the poster ide Allen Aa :m Alert Binrfer Alley ek Ah ey y Ambrosius i Amedee