Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

 - Class of 1988

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STEADY AS SHE GOES After twenty turns around a bat the world can look a Wtle differ- ent.St». Kelly Bell keeps her feet and her balance os the seniors win again! Sue Mustan 9 I J Being a senior made the dress up days more fun. I wanted to get in- volved since it was my last chanceKathy Flynn, Senior L

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FOOTBALL MEETS FASHION During the annual Homecoming assembly, graduate Tommy Dean Unkus was invited back to interview royalty nominees T.C. Wright. Josh Arnold and Jason Bredlmus. ... PLAY IT AGAIN AGAIN Junior Christy Briggs pushes her way into a te with senior Dusk Robinson in the musical chairs competition. This event and oth- ers made Homecoming Week a success. THE SOPHOMORES PICKED UP ON THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR TRADITIONS TO CREATE A WEEK LONG FIESTA. O-W-D-I-EH MSO infected the school. No, it wasn't some new disease. It was the Maximum Spirit Output possible for homecoming week. Crucial to building up the excitement for homecoming, the spirit week was packed with euphoric events. It start- ed off with activities that were easy to get into. The lunch games and dress-up days built up to the traditional Blue and Silver day and the foot- ball game. Adding to the excitement was the senior prank and a dis- pute over the musical chairs activity. Those sly senior class officers sab- otaged the underclass- mens' straws on the sip a little , but the event was thrown out, of course. The musical chairs game was ruled a tie between the seniors and the Juniors. By Friday it was obvious that spirit week had served its pur- pose. As in past Homecom- ing games, there was just enough chill in the air to get the crowd into the spirit. Students gath- ered in what was called the rowdie section. Alumni came to the game in record num- bers. Blue and silver bal- loons encased the stadi- um. rising into the air with each touchdown. The enthusiasm carried over to (Continued on page 37.) tudent Life



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Sue Mustang Well I thought it would be romantic to have dinner at my house, but I forgot that I couldn't even boil water; so we went hungry. Suzy Ludeman — Senior. WHAT DID I GET MYSELF INTO? INTERVIEW ME LATER. J.D. Riding around the track before the announcement of King and Queen. Yvonne Trujillo takes a moment to reflect on the honor of being in the top three. After an emotional first half, and a motivational hafftime talk, var- sity football storms back on the field to secure their Homecom- og victory.

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