Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Mork Esquivel Gordon Esra Ken Esro Athena Estroda Scott Etzenhouser Rome Eutate Jeff Evans Todd Evans Kevin Ewart Bryan Fairchild Sandy Faroce Brian Farrell Brett Foust Brian Feldkirchner Brad'ey Feips Tammy Feips Jimmy FenrJey Shawna Ferguson Steve Ferro Aaron Feusahrens Sandy Feyerabewd Lena Fields Marisa Fke Joey Flowers Amy Fogarty Y-$ Meissa Forst Clancey Fox t Tonya Francese Mark Francisco Mark Franklin Jothan Frary Tamara Fricke Doug Fnend Andrea Fries T.J. Frost Tommy Fuent w Brian Fuller ' Sean Futer Andrea Gategos Shedrick Galloway Jacque Garner Eric Gavin Amy Gehrig Chris Gehrmon Page George Jim Gerace Bil Gerardm Jessica Ghenne Sheri Gibbons Pete GgVette Giles Githero Eric Gluch Michelle Goekier Julie Go«ngs-Ludt 272 People

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Tiffany Donli Dow Heather Jim Doyte Steve Broody jgherty oyte CiS D lean Ael.sa DydB Scott DyeH Co'len Eberte Darron Ec er Jett Ecmc H Mke Edwi Ids Tim Ehle Timm EitMim TommEifr B Ron Eic- : o David E • xfer R)tz Enriquez Dawn Eric John Erke Sarah Erfcfl Kathy Esc Jason E Jennifer E reedoms and Responsibilities Popularity, freedom and independence were some words de- scribing the way that many sophomores felt when that great day came, getting a drivers license. It was a long awaited day and the key to transportation during the high school year. Now a student could drive to the local han- gouts on the weekends without the embarass- ment of making their parents drop them off a block away. Their curfew got a little later and it was no longer IT'S A PARTY. OR IS IT1 SADO member. Connio Was- klewlcz posses out flyers. The flyers had party on the front but to the surprise of many it contained a message from S.A.D.D. necessary to wait around for others to give a ride. Many soph- omore drivers felt proud that they were able to take their friends to long awaited games and parties. After receiving their licenses, many drivers did not realize what re- sponsibility came with that little piece of pa- per. It was thier promise that every traffic and moral law would be upheld. A license also in- volved making the choice not to drive while drinking. Kim Favro of S.A.A.D. stat- ed. “Our job on cam- pus was to make stu- dents aware of the consequences of driv- ing while intoxicated.” UP FRONT It’s really fun to have your drivers liconse In your sophomore year. It s the time when your prlvilogos are extended and your restrictions are fewer. -Tesha Clark. Sophomore S ophom ores 271

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FUTURE LEADERS There have been several great leaders in our time: Caeser, Chur- chill, Lincoln, Barrons - Barrons? Though not president or prime min- ister, Jim Barrons was selected to attend the Hugh O'Brian Leader- ship conference at Ari- zona State University. His selection was due to an essay he wrote ex- pressing his views on leadership as well as being picked by Ms. ASU or bust. Headed for the Hugh O'Bean Leadership Convention at Arizona State University. Jim Barrons represents the soph- omore class as well as Dob- son Best, Ms. Griffin, and Mr. Dell’ergo. Jim at- tended the leadershop workshop in June. He competed for the chance to attend a national convention in St.Louis. Jim felt the convention definitely helped in his academic and leadership skills. The convention also al- lowed Jim to become eiligible for a leadership scholarship. Jim com- mented on the honor of being chosen by saying, I am honored to represent Dobson. I hope the convention will enrich my abilities to be a leader at Dob- son. UP FRONT I applied for the Hugh O’Brian award because I wanted to represent Dob- son. Even though I didn’t win. I’m glad I was given the chance. - Laura Hertzler Juie Good Amoa Gfl Holly Gra T Becky Lori Gray Mato Gr Jamie Gr Donald G John Gr« Kristy Gr« Jeremy Matt Gurfl Steve G .nter Matt Gu.-ry Kim HalnrfSB Charlotte Ragman Tonya Haiomka Cnr.s -ney BrodHat Chris Hell Jenny Ha Trey Hall ■ Kim Harr ton Scott Her fl ophorri ores 273