Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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OUrf c£ 4rou-bUli rs i Jr dvi 1» lr Bryan Lew' Keone Levvfl Raymond Mike Leyhcfl Rachel I i):en Erika Lindri ■ ToOd Linko® Jenny Lira Jeremy Icxfll Cary Lone-, | Kieth Lonr;-iurst Stacie Lor jshoro Jews Lope I Lupe Loce, I 3y an love: I Davd Low I Heidi Loy 'oa Lucas I Airr.ee Luik irt Jason Lusk I Jeremy Ly James Sangeeta i n V :: b vtadhok AKING A SPLASH Working hard paid- off for Ann Henry, a Sophomore thaf made a difference fo the swim team. Ann helped bring a victory at state. Ann started swim- ming at the age of eight. Her mother. Car- ol, got her into synchro- nized swimming and coached her until she moved to Arizona from Boston to join a nation- ally ranked team. During the fall Ann paracticed about four and a half hours a day MEETING THE CHALLENGE Ann Henry stands at the front of the school after helping leod the swim team to take state. Ann was one of a few sophomores to attend and place. and usually seven days a week. Later in the year, it was only three. Besides her school team, Ann was a mem- ber of the Arizona Aqua Stars. The private team took seventh at the National Junior Olympics in synchoron- ized swimming compe- tition. In the Junior Na- tionals. the teams rou- tine took sixth place. After graduation. Ann hoped to attend Ohio State or Stanford, both which have out- standing swim teams. She planned to enter a career in Sports Medi- cine or coach swim- ming as her mother did. Sophom UP FRONT Just because the swim team isn't as popular as the foot- ball team, doesn't mean they shouldn't get equal credit.” John Horton, Sopho- more res 277

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Randy Me SheMi Mag-; Dome © M :'ici' Work M® ;orres Sara More Rich Mork Aaron Jenny 8ret Cdeen M Ne Mortir i MO More se kley low o arlien Debbte Mo-mez Jennifer M : t » I Steve Mannc-z I Paul I so Wayi flnf.oH UP FRONT Although I’m not a cy- clist. I feel that biking is a competitive and de- manding sport. It looks almost too easy to bo true. Brent Jewart. sophomoro Olympic training cen- ter in the summer where he learned many racing tech- niques and basic ways to keep in shape. “Be- ing where the US cy- cling team raced and won was awesome. He felt that his next year would be his good one. His ambitions in- clude winning in and out of state races. He also realized that his current 200 miles per week will have to in- crease to be the besl that he could be tc make his dream ol reaching the Olympics Flex thoso muscles Tony: Sophomore Tony Kwas- nlka. a member for the Domenics eyeing team is caught riding his bke on campus. His dedicatin and stamna has helped him achieve many goals otherwise not attainable. Cc55 IDING TO Vr THE TOP ... Being inspired by the Olympics. Tony Kwas- nika started cycling two and a half years ago. Then he began winning many state competitons. “I owe a lot to my other team members, says Tony. But from the look of his record one could say that he was a very hard worker. Tony visited the 278 People