Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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RUBBER DUCKIES. The Mesa Day parade activities find Mayor's Youth Committee member Marcia Warnock acting amused in the background as she supervises a chidrens woding pod. PLAYING INCOGNITO. Looking Ike he stepped out of a 40 s detective flck. junior Cornoll Troup plays in costume with the marching band during the Halow- een footbol game. SLURP IT UPI Onlookers good junior Bonnie Bed on as she makes an attempt to win the root beer chug” contest as part of a lunchtime spirit activity during Homecoming Week. PUBLIC RELATIONS. Dance Company member Christy Clough changes the day on an ad- vertising poster as the dance recital is moved to a Saturday due to to the football playoffs. O antp ns ctlv'itics Divider 49

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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

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FFA. Front Row: Sherry Kaminsky. Eddie Combs. Mika Dodd, Brian Swarttiguer, Kym O'Brien. Kevin Pickoti. Back Row: Chris Gal- laghor. Kathy Flynn. Barbara Latterman. Lenny Atkinson. Dawn Granger. Terrie McKecknle. Shauna Bishop, Jill Zupetz. Laine Schoonborgor. Rolne Atchison. Kelly Sheerle, Steven Stewart. Cheryl Carlson. DECA. First Row: Mlcquel Castro. Kevin Hartslg, Rob Miller, Jan- ine Sandavol. Art Atkinson, Sheri Stephanson, Samantha Hagen, Laurie Merione, Trina Walton. Second Row: Sponser Mrs. Bers- senbruegge, David Shields, Samita Patel. Brian Brugger. Julie McKinney. Laura Johnson. Cindy Slisz. Christy Parker. Heidi Keil- holz. Tiffany Aymar. Jim Rees. Third Row: Koilh Ormrod. Chris Nguyen. Marla Duran. Susan Stauffer. Andrea Hiser. Erik Owen. Sean Ornelas. Suzanne Legron, Steve Witt. Chris Ramirez. Tim Pyles. Amie McGinnis. Misha Betts. Gina Ciadella. Natalie Den- ning, Sponsor Mrs. Kerley. Sandy Treece. Fourth Row: Jason Enger. Dave McCarvllle, Troy Hamilton, Shauna Boyle. UP FRONT Meeting new peo- ple and getting along with strangers in a big new school is what DECA has done for me. -Michelle Cohen SO umpus Activities