Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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UP FRONT If fhe date is cre- ative enough it prob- ably wouldn't be bor- ing. But with out a car. you can't get very far. -Kathy Runge, Sopho- more A N AU NEW DATING GAME The night had been a disaster. At dinner you had to wait forty-five minutes for a table be- cause when calling for reservations they thought it was a kid pulling a prank. At the movie you got stuck to the floor and almost tripped when leaving. And all this would have been alright if only your chauffeur-father wouldn't have turned around and said. “How you kiddos doin'? The sophomore dat- ing scene was a bit strange—a whole new ball game for most. The gals had it good. They could easily catch the eye of a junior or senior. But the guys had to ei- ther snag a car. or have mom and dad drive. PLAYGROUND PLAYMATES Sophomores Melissa Bangart and Tom Ulelch find a cheap and fransporfationless type thing to do on dates. Never before have slides been con- sidered romantic. Jeff Pre. Jackie 5rice Kart Pur AnnePv Tina Randy Ro :ci rper :fcff ?aiph ■omirez Lauren Ramsay

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 RAMATIC LIFE UP FRONT I think that being on Speech and Debate helps to give me more self confidence and chances to travel and also meet people from othor schools with simular Inter- ests. Bill Tankovich, an outstanding sopho- more drama student, represented Dobson in several speech and debate competitions. Bill and his partner Kim Robinson per- formed a humerous scene from A Star Spangled Girl. He and Kim took second place in a tournament at Cor- Spite Of Himself. Be- cause he enjoyed the performing arts, he considered running for an office in the Drama Club next year. Bill's future plans are to succeed as an ac- tor, or to reach drama. While dreams of UCLA floated in his head. HIM? NERVOUS? NEVERII —LI2 Suggers. soph. tez, and fifth at Sabino in Tucson. Bill, along with a small cast, com- peted in a one act play entitled The Doctor In Kim Robinson makes her move on Bill Tankovich. in their scene from A Star Span- gled Girl. Meanwhile Bill is looking a little on the queezy and confused side. icheidt Schember :henk ■Schmal »t Schmidt Bchmdt 284 Schmidt ■Schrteider Bfchreiner :ott irs WSehhv Cher Kart Rich Toro Secor Secnst eidak a Shaffer Shahid Shea J.J. She ley Todd Snekx Shick I Shirley Adam Short Andy I Shram eople