Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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AREN T YOU HUNGRY? Burger King Now? Well, this group is and they felt that they didn't deserve a break today and would definitely prefer stuffing their faces to the tune of a BIG BLAST. Lunch Journal 11:08 Bell rings 11:09 Book down halls to car 11:10 Start car: try to get out of park- ing lot 11:11-11:20 Wait in line 11:25 Finally make it out 11:30 Order food 11:40 Get food 11:45 Scarf food 11:50 Speed to school 12:02 Arrive back, run down halls 12:03 Tardy bell rings 12:04 Still running 12:05 Arrive in class Lunch is a break from thinking. It gives me a chance to relax and social- ize with my friends. -Cindy Levato, Junior

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OH PLEEEESE?? Ryan Reedy is groveling for the attention of Liz Suggos. while her friend. Donna Parks, would give her right knee to go out with this sophomore hunk. TUG OF WAR Albert Arellano doesn't know which way to turn as Barbara latterman and Michele Mesaros try the best to impress him What to do................... Strike up a conversation! Nobody ever got their dream date by drooling and dreaming. 2. Take a chance and make eye contact or even flirt a little. 3. Be gutsy! Pass a secret admirer note. ...........and what not! 1. Having some one tell the person you're interested shows you can't speak for yourself. 2. Asked four times? Quit while you're ahead. 3. If desperate, writing your name and number on a wall will cause grief. Any guy who tips his sunglasses at me, with his shirt unbuttoned too low and massive chains around his neck is the ultimate turn off and I wouldn't even give him a second look. -Michelle Troup, sophomore Mustang

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BREAKING THE LAW Proving that students will go to any extent to avoid waiting in those lunch time tnes. these two trucks go neck and neck to battle it out for that all important parking lot exit, poncing lot exit. WHILE THE FRENCH SAY, LE DEJEUNER , IN ARIZONA IT IS MORE ENTHUSIASTICALLY KNOWN KNOWN BY STUDENTS AS HOW TIME! Six minutes between classes was never enough time to get a candy bar and eat it too. Therefore, stom- achs growled and stu- dents' minds wandered from history to tacos. Then came the rush. Driving students were forced to take on des- perate means to get out of the parking lot smash- ing every sophomore in route. How else would squashmores” have gotten that label?! Oth- er favorite antics were: driving over the grass, cutting across parking spaces, and squeezing in front of other cars. Upperclassmen en- joyed the cuisines of ? c- cardo's, La Gondola. or The Pantry, while others without cars preferred places within walking distance like Burger King, Dairy Queen, or the school cafeteria. A se- lected few enjoyed the experience of a job at the cafe. Explained ju- nior Steven Wysong, The job has me running in circles, but for $3.50 an hour and a free lunch, it's well worth it! As the sun shone brightly students put on their shades and head- ed back to class. Design by Jenny Prez- kop. Photos by Jeff Darbut. White Lies (Excuses for tardiness) 1. There was a food fight and I had to change. 2.1 was in this huge wreck. 5 cars hit at once and I was in the middle. 3. There were super long lines at McDonalds, the help is so slow.. 4. The power was out my car was locked in the ga- rdge. JUST BUMMIN KNEE SLAPPIN’ GOSSIP! Mike King. Chris McPhearson, Jason Muncy, and John Madri- gal engage in another fa- vorite lunch time activity. Taking about what girls and cars are totaly rad and which ones are not. and forgetting about fourth hour. Kim Preacely cracks up after hearing the latest news from her friends. As she laughs, she savors ev- ery last bite of that scrumptious school pizza. And she's still alvei Proof that school food isn't all that bad