Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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fter the self-destruction of Student Council last spring, RHS was again faced with a unique oppor- tunity-the prospect of starting fresh and building a constitution for persons of the Redmond High School Community. First the foundation had to be laid. Through the diligent efforts of the ASRHS officers Bill Haggard, Charlie Janasz, Carla Higginson, and Bob Hanna, RHS was presented a new constitution for student evaluation. The constitution was written with student particip- ation in mind. An open forum was designed allowing any student the right to attend, vote and introduce legislation to the group. To take care of business arising between sessions, an Advisory Council was formed consisting of five reps from each class and the four ASRHS officers. The officers' efforts were well received and the end result was ratification, by a 2f3 majority on the first ballot. .xf , ,tfae ' EQ? ML, wg, .ia-ani' 2 f gl Zi? 5 uv if it tx, Mt, ,fi X' A is ILASRHS

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We will build a community spirit by various projects which will need full participa- tion of the student body, we will educate ourselves before entering society. This will be done by the students of Red- mond helping meet the needs of our societyf, Bill Haggard ASRHS Pres. l.ChmheJmmu,ASRHS Vice President. Z HH Hggmd ASRHS PreQdcnL 3. Cknhy YVagener, Brad Pickett, Carla Higginson and Bob Hanna at an Advmory CouncH meenng 4 lhe ASRHS oHkHg Bill Haggard, Charlie Janasz, Cfada lhgginson, Bob Hanna take a breather. ASRHS-I3