Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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THE MEATLOCKER. Dick's Drive In: A trendy pick-up pa( oce whef© on© goes to eat. social- ize. and scam on members ot the opposite sex. Also known for its abundance of ASU students. Dick's is a metting pot of partygoers As night fell on the Val- be found at that little slice ley. out of every crack of paradise known as and crevice came forth Dick's Drive-in. teens looking for fun and Not everyone was into excitement. With so many the going-out scene; types of teens and so some chose to spend a many things to do. no- relaxing evening at home body's idea of fun was the watching television. Oth- same. Grafittis. Sgt. Pep- ers who chose to stay pers. Devil House, and home invited much of the Prisms night clubs offered student body to “keep weekend dancing and them company. Yes. it general social gathering, was partytime and the For those who had a wildlife was out in fuH hankering for something a force. In the immortal little nouveau, and had a words of Kelly LeBrock. If few extra bucks to spare you 're going to be a 'par- tried their luck at Photon, ty animal' You've got to the laser tag game. live in the jungle. Guys checking out thumpin' stereos, an oc- Design by Marc Stenoien casional brawl, and way Photos by Anne Lane and too many cops, could all Ashley Towne. ightlife university DRIVE-IN

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THE PHOTON TRAP The Photon is the newest way to spend money but no one seem too happy with what they are getting. AccofcSng to senior Paul Powell. I could have hod more tun watching Thundofcats udent Life

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There was chill in the air as I slammed my door, I heard a roar from the home bleachers. My heartbeat quickened, my feet raced toward the ticket box. My anx- iousness was stopped by the unknowing security men by the gates. While I reached in my pocket for my I.D. I heard an- other blast from the crowd. I barged through the party seekers and finally made my way to the stands. My eyes gazed past the over-stuffed stadi- um. I saw all my friends and rushed to them. The score was 7-14, their fa- vor, but just by listening to the crowd I wasn't able to tell. The pass was thrown, the touchdown was made, score 14-14. Tension filled the air, and in the background cheerleaders were heard shouting Round 'em' up. Round 'em' up. Go! Go! Go!” The crowd was stoked. Finally the buzzer sounded and the final score was 21-14. our favor. The fans' spirit radiat- ed even after the game. Parties began after- ward, reflecting the awesome spirit of the crowd. Design by Judy Wallace and Yvonne Trujillo. Photos by Jeff Darbut. SUCH BIG MOUTHS. Nearly foikng through the raf. the swim team “cru growls, yells, and grins during the foot- ball game as they know what spirit is an about. FROM BASEBALL TO SWIMMING, SPIRITED STUDENTS SAY . . . ETSGET ROWDY!