Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Chris Sar and Jacque Brown prove Student Council to be in foshion os they model their swiss flonncl sweat- shirts. Eats Bagels- HERO members were attacked every other week by bagle- starved students. Olive Carden Bread- sticks- When the main course came, stomachs had al- ready met their dough-butter-gar- lic capacity. Chicken Sandwiches- Chickens everywhere sacrificed their lives for fast-food restau- rants. Nello's- Four lbs. of dough, six gal. of sauce made for Me- sa's best pizza slice. Buffalo Wings- Cov- ered in sauce and dipped in Ranch dressing, the bes were found at Long Wongs. Fashion Says: Filas- wish I worked at the Foot Locker. Stonewashed Acidwashed- Can you tell me where to buy my stonewashed un- derwear? DHS Letter Jackets- Now I can't forget my name, it's sewn on to my jacket. Flight Jackets- Move over Indiana Jones. Guess Jeans- Guess what? Everyone owns a pair. Turtlenecks- I'm not really cold. I've just got some- thing to hide. Louis Vutton- How do you like my $250 change purse. Fake Rolex- hear it's real if your arm turns green. Sculptured Nails- At $20 every two weeks, I only spend $550 a year. Stretch Pants- Jon Bon Jovi is my hero. Ankle Boots- Finally a cure for those flabby ankles. Tunes New Music- INXS REM The Cure Erasure The Cult Rock- Rush The Police Whitesnoke Motley Crue Bon Jovi Mod Punk- G.B.H. Sisters of Mercy The Sub-Hum-ans New Modem Army Jesus Mary Chain Top 40 Bangles Expose George Michael Cutting Crew Georgio Rap- LL Cool J Fat Boys Whodini Cool Moe Dee Top T une-ins 1. KEYX 100.3 FM 6. KSLX 100.7 FM 2. KZZP 104.7 FM Since the poll, unfortunate- 3. KKFR 92.3 FM ly, NO. 1 KEYX turned from new music to new age instru- 4. KUPD 97.9 FM mental. 5. Y95 95.5 FM X Lc u«. Best on Screen Top picks for Flicks Patrick Swayze Jenni- . Fatal Attraction star- fer Grey ring Michael Douglas 4. Three Men and a Baby Glenn Close with Tom Selleck, Ted 2. Row featuring Eddie Danson, and Steve Gut- Murphy 3. Dirty Dancing starring tenberg. GAZETTE Mini-Mag

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Lingo List Sitting in one of the most unpopular places to be, -class, -Chris Trevizo dreams of basking his body on the sandy beaches of Newport, Califor- nia. Places of sun and surf topped the list of places to be . GOTCHA GAZETTE design and features by Gina Giallonardo, Melissa Celaya, and Kathy Pollard. Photos by Equus photographic staff. GOTCHA chill- (v) command, meaning for one to cool off or calm down; synonym: relax CHILL OUT DUDE! cool- (adj) used to describe an action or object when no other word can be found THOSE TREES ARE JUST SO ... COOL! exclamation of delight YOU GOT THE CAR FOR TONIGHT, COOL! dog- (v) to intentionally desert a friend MAN, I CAN'T BELIEVE HE DOGGED ME AT LUNCH. dork- (n) pet name for a friend or title of awkward person KATHY YOU ARE SUCH A DORK. dude- (n) a generic name for anyone; commonly used when one forgets another's name HEY . . . UH . . . DUDE! exclamation of delight or depression; usually used alone as a phrase DUDE! intense- (adj) existing in an extreme degree; usually meaning something was good THE PARTY WAS SO INTENSE. peak- (v) to reach one's highest point possible in the form of emotion HE LOOKED MY WAY AND I PEAKED. rad- (adj) used to describe an action or object that has attained its fullest potential in quality CHECK OUT TIM'S RAD SHOES! tweek'n- (v) to not work out correctly; often refers to one's hair I CAN'T GO TO THE GAME, MY HAIR'S TWEEK'N. PLACES To Be Not To Be Parties- The best place to be and do over the weekend. Ski Slopes- Colorado was the favorite spot as stu- dents planned weekend getaways. State Championships- Many agreed the best place to be in 1987 was at ASU, on the winning side. Dollar Theater A sign of the times, the budget minded student waited for first run movies to go low-cost. The general view, howev- er, was the place to be was anywhere but Ari- zona. Some top spots were: California, Rocky Point, and even New York. Burger King- Students still flocked to Dobson and Guadalupe to hang out at B.K. Wall at 7-11- Many stu- dents believe it had the most to offer (food, soda, smoke) but most wouldn't be caught dead there. Dick's Drive-in- Maybe it was the food that final- ly did it. Work- Most Mustangs would rather be spend- ing their money than earning it. Home- The majority of the time, students would rather be away from home. 46 Student Life

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Being photo editor ot the Roundup gives me a sense of responsibility. -Olnger Green setting an example for oth- ers. Service-oriented groups such as Interact and Mayor's Youth Committee also worked in conjunction with the city of Mesa to benefit the surrounding community. Mass appreciation of cul- ture and the arts led to a wide range of student col- laborations. The Internation- al Club put on a world fash- ion assembly for the school. The fall musical. Grease, was a joint effort put together by actors, singers, and musi- cians of the school. The clubs across campus witnessed the mingling of students and their interests. Design by Kim Ellis. Photos by Michelle Cunico, JeffDarbut, Laura Davis, and Ashley Towne. LUNCHTIME SPIRIT. Excitement buWs to a premium as sprit commisssoner Soon Barnard n- structs Ajnior Rob McClaine to pre- pore to begin the lunchtime activi- ties. The massive size of the stu- dent body resulted in an in- evitable diversity of ideas, tastes, and opinions. This brought about a large num- ber of campus organiza- tions. Students found that school took on a whole new meaning when paired with the opportunity to fit in and socialize with others that held similar interests. Volunteer work in the Spe- cial Olympics, hospitals, and banks helped COE to be- come Club of the Year while