Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

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i 3 To encouroge The porTicipoTion on cleon-up doy The school sponsored o barbeque. Counselor Mike Schiel wos chef for The cloy. The T987 winTer homecoming courT for The sophomores was Princess Missy April ond Prince Bill Olson, ond for The freshmen wos Princess Liso Olson ond Prince Ben Nelson. The junior closs puT some muscle inTo Their ploTform for Princess Tere- so Moze ond Prince Vonce Siler. 10 Student Life

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facelift ly Brenda Anderson l Clean-up day this year oc- urred on October 5, a no chool Monday. At the be- inning of the school year, he students were warned of possible closed campus if he litter problem did not ome to a stop. The clean-up day this ear just went fantastically. There were residents who alled the school district and he school office and said Prince Bobby Culpepper and prin- cess Kelli Edwards stand at midfield during half-time. Sherry Herman with her escort Jon Jinings who was filling in for quarter- back Eric Ballew, Clean-up highlights homecoming how impressed they were to see the students participat- ing in cleaning up the schoolf' said Counselor Mike Schiel. In the years before, clean- up day had really helped to improve the look of the school. Years ago when the clean-up started, the people involved were the ones re- sponsible for the grass around the student parking lot. The clean-up went very well and in cleaning up the school, it really got people going, but I thought of it as a popularity get together and contest, said Jenniffer Smith. Clean-up went well and I think that we should do more things like this more often, not just for spirit week, stated a junior. At the clean-up they had a barbeque for the students Queen Julia Baker looks to her king, GT. Hausner, in amazement and joy after being crowned. Deena Symons and Dawn Hammack pull weeds during clean-up day. Many students participated in the cleaning of the RHS grounds and the empty lot across from the school. who participated. Most of the students went home, but the remaining went inside and made posters for the spirit week poster competi- tion, and shared in the fun of a huge pizza party from Pie- tros Pizza Restaurants. This was an extra reward for the students who partici- pated in the activity so much. Altogether, clean-up this year went fantastically, said Schiel. Student Life 'l'l