Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Bob Biogen Shown Bogart Mcheiie Bdender Shelley Bond Katrina Boniia Tanya Bonita Joana Bostrom Michele Bouchard Crag Bover Kim Bouck Kris Bouck Sarah Bower John Bowers Alisha Bowman Charlene Bowser Susan Boyle Carrie Brober Kari Bradley Jennifer Brandt Genta Branstetter Rhonda Breitenbauch David 8rewer Lauren Brewster Amy Broadbent Steve Brophy Bonnie Brown Daryl Brown Mcheiie Brown Tim Brown Brandy Bruder Tracy Bunkoczy Jason Burch Danielle Burgen Mice Burkhart Charles Buns Dennis Burrell Shannon Buris Lisett Burruel MicheBe Burton Rick Buton Doug Bushyeager Matt Bustamante Carietta Butts Marni Byran Felicia Calderon Luis Comarena Wendy Cameron Israel Campo Annie Campbei Brian Campbell Carta Campbell Ron Concilia Maria Canez Brad Capodona 268 People

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Jerilyn Anderson Krcsto Anderson Michelle Anderson Steve Anderson Ron Andre Scott Andrews y ■» . 1 Theo Angelis Eleno Arevalo Missy Arnett Gary Arnsperger Michelle Aron Aaron Arthur Rick Atwell ' Tiffany Atwood Jessica A vies David Ayraud Steve Bodgett Lynn Bafaro Kelly Bafey Chns Baiey Heather Baiko Metssa Bangart Lori Bannister Jennifer Banning Andy Barber Chad Barker Kris Barlow Sarah Barnes Jose Barraza Jim Barrons Tom Borrow Meredith Baxley David Bayha Jeff Beede Karin Bahiand Doug Befman Greg Bejor Lonnie Bellamy Rhonda Beltran Matt Bender Don Bennett Andrea Bentz Lpoe- Jeff Bentz April Berger Steve Berghoff Kendal Berglin Lesie Berk ebre Kim Betro Zeffer Betts Peter Bish Jon Bishop Aric 8itsura Carrie Block Brent Blackwell Sophomores 267

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0T$ TO OFFER Along with students and teachers, the Train able Mentally Handi- capped pupils contrib- uted to a special part of the student body. Mrs. Houser and her teacher assistant. Mrs. Brotowicz, taught math and reading along with personal grooming. After learning in a classroom atmo- sphere. the students took on more responsi- bility by going to Park- way or Mesa Vo Tec in the afternoon. There they learned basic re- sponsibilities such as yardwork and house- cleaning. A few of the students also held jobs. Gilbert Courtney ran the dishwasher in the cafeteria and Pat Campbell was able to work at Rosita's. Each of these activities pro- vided opportunities and prepared the stu- dents for the outside world. Mrs. Houser also UP FRONT “Working with the T.M.H. students has given me a chonce to understand them and to realize that they are very lovable and en- joyable people;' Cher Secor, sophomore. Jason Car Jeff Cordo Robby Carl frtshel Corn Tammy C Neal Cart commented. The stu- dents definitely bene- fited by attending a public high school. It game them a chance to meet other students and to be a part of high school functions. FREE TIME. T.M.H students make the most ot therr Friday morning by talking with eoch other about harmful drugs and medcnes that people com- monly use. Ct-.-s Cir Cu s Case H Jennifer C sstdy Mark Cathemer [lanceis I Katie Cekn u Debbie C amness ■ • ley Stephanie fehastin Fra-'k C'laJBH cn Scott Che Ty Childers Shuet Choi Cannon C Chad Aiex« tophom