Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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 m g r- uotsTl Classy Way To Bash-the-Code How did Air Fore© Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps(AFJROTC) and Home Economics Related Occu- pations(HERO) break the rules of club conformity? It was the hands on training for the future during the re- quired classes and the faraway field trips. AFJROTC cadets got a taste of military life while learning the basics of citizen- ship and leadership for ca- reer training in either aero- space or the Armed Forces. Field trips to air force bases and several museums ex- panded the fieldtrip region and provided further insight. Cadet Major Jeff Gagnon said. The Veterans' Day Pa- rade and the statewide 'De- sert Classic' competition taught how important each team member is.” HERO, more than just an- other home ec. club, re- quired a class for credit to explore careers in that field. The club offered on-the- job training and was set on teaching its members funda- mentals of leadership and service. said sponsor Ann Brodine. Members attended proficiency events at the state conference. Service acts were the statewide Because HERO is both a class and a club, the members can interact on a more personal level. -Kara Lancas- ter, senior HERO hike-a-thon. a fund- raiser for Cerebral Palsy, and pie donations to the Salva- tion Army. AFJROTC' and HERO'S hands-on experience was a nonconformist mode of ac- tion that let them BASH IN THE CODE of normality. Design by Patrick Liu. Photos by Laura Davis. THE ROIC ROOM IS WHERE IT'S AT. The ROTC portable provides a place for cadets to sociatze during the» lunch hour. Taking advantage ot the lunch faeikties. Chris Miller and Mike Schember discuss the re- sults of one of their inspections. ALMOST BITIN THE BULLET. Coming in early at 6:30 in the morn- ing oimost everyday and during most of ther ROTC hour, all codets are basically requred to practice marching techniques and discipline skills. lass Related Clubs

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H.E.R.O. Front Row: Sylvia Sabori, Tracy Willoughby, Tina Reyn- olds. Tara Jamison, Kerri Cunningham. Kerrie Hart. Second Row: Sponsor Ann Brodlne, Jeannle Weldenbener, Kara Lancaster. Jeanlne Williams. LaShelle Larsen. Nlckle Jefferson, Kadee Gar- man. Debbie Miner. Michele Foley. Sponsor Shelia Stewart. Back Row: Penny Mazlerl. Derek Hawkins. Darrin Bell. Diana Hatton. Sarah Shaffer. Keith Mulqueen. AFJROTC. Front Row: Jeff Gagnon. Chris Stammler. Rebecca Badgett. Dale Maxwell. Ken Black. Jim Hayes. Second Row: Debbl Martinez. Steven Piazza. Chris Peruch. Shawn Ageo, Fran- cis Mox. Victor San c chez, Jason Schroeder, Paula Redden. Terry Clementz, Davids Stephenus. Mark Francisco. Rod Mas. Dennis Karrtck. Third Row: Elizabeth Stosol, Douglas Woodley. Tammi Carr. Raul Mesa. Sasha Krlllch. Wade Myer, Chad Can- ning. Jackie Dl Giacomo. Brian Lanzleri. Mlko Williams. Mike Schember, Dustin Coombs. Mike Ruzlska. Fourth Row: Shane Mlncinskl, Mark Stulken, Steve Karst. Chad Ronnlng, Aaron Mark- loy. Brenden Greenwood. Danielle Moilhoit. Jennifer Beyer. John Bowers. Rod Dreher. Eddie Combs. Clayton Jones. Adrian Gutierrez. Shanda Avis. Charles Pooley. Mike Flaherty. Ken Nor- ton. Mark Lahey. Jay Alcock. Fifth Row: Mike Raynoha, James Gretta. David Solomon. Crystal Coker. Chert Burchfield. Chris Miller. Perry Coan. Frank Hutchings. Joe Thomas. Cara Bates. Chris Magee. Brian Mitchell. Back Row: Chris Plug. Jeff Nelson. James McFadden. Pete Giletti. Kent Anderson. Scott Hubnor. Jennifer Wynn. Shawna Singenberger. Steven Nolen. ON THE AGENDA ... Leadng on one of the pionning meetings for this year's HERO bou- tique. Kadoo Gorman writes down on the overhead projector a list of possible items that can be available and sold to the public. CHECKIN’ AND INSPECTIN' During their ROTC hour. Scott Fisher. Charles Pooley. Brian Lanzieri, and Pete Giletti take port in an inspec- tion. Charles Pooley examines how cadets dress in uniforms while Scott Fisher records the result. ioY UP FRONT “AFJROTC not only prepares me for lat- er life, such as col- lege. but also makes me more disciplined and self-assured for daily life. •Brian Lanzieri, soph- omore 62 ampus Activities

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Afro-American Studies Club. Front Row: Stacie Cotton. LaShun Barnes, Marla Mobley. Vamlka Beale. Kali Andrews. Middle Row: Lynn Scott, Janell Harris, Kim Prestly, Mr. Browning, Tausha Robertson. Cornel Troupe. Back Row: Kyoko Curtright, Marla Duran. Kalynn Gardnor. Andre Brice, Richard Bass. Nikki Ame- dee, Michelle Troupe. Mrs, Eva Wilson. ampus Activities International Club. Front Row: Sumita Patel, Susan Jones. Anita Riviera. Mltzi Boles. Vanessa Fuentes. Middle Row: Shawn Thom- as. Fred Bach, Hyon Moon. Kira Stammlar Back Row: Anne Beau- champ. Ute Unnenkohl, Soma Saha. Ursa Lou Combs. Candy Frogozo, Hua Su Kim, Jane Perterson. I joined the Afro- American studies Club to learn more about my history and meet other black students at school.” -Tangi Crook, Junior UP FRONT