Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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Ht Q 'iii 1. Greg Firnstahl emphatically rehearses his speech while Shauna Sprinkle, Joan Hudson, and Jennifer Sims cheer him on. 2. Janice Schmalle finds out that research and typing are an essential part of being in Com- petative Speech. 3. Everybody's fingers are in the file as Mark Nerheim, Roger Parry and Dan Barbano search for oration material. 4. Beth Blanchard and Alice Rosenbach clutch an old trophy while thinking of ways to win future ones. 5. Mr. Weyer reveals the contents of his briefcase to the world. 6. SEA Club members left to right, John Strong, Steve Wagener, Bob Hanna, Pat Magruder, Jamie Van De Vanter, and advisor Mr. Weyer meet after school. 7. Cans pile up in the SEA Club's recycling center. SEA Cleans U G 6 et your can in gear put your cans in here, encouraged SEA CStudents for Environmental ActionJ in a subtle but pointed reminder to the students of RHS to collect and bring in recyclable cans. SEA Club had a rather unstructured for- mat this year, having no official officers. Persons concerned about our ecology met twice a week to coordinate efforts on the Neighbors in Need food drive, passing out leaflets on various initiatives and the Mora- torium. l Students For Environmental Action-I7

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Debaters Discuss Jury Changes Mrs. Barbara Maloney, adviser with her promising new dehaters and several veterans to give the group sup- port, attended several tournaments, including Washing- ton State College, Western Washington State College, Gonzaga University and Central Washington State Col- lege. The debate topic of the year was Resolved, that the jury system in the United States should be signifi- cantly changed , a topic that proved to be a challenge to these students involved to work towards this change. Competitive Speech's strong team consisted of seven returning speakers, all seniors. Speakers do a variety of things, ranging from dramatic interpretation of poetry to putting on a play for grade school students. - I 1' 7 i i' Y' mail? fe f 'II-.iii 5 5 :53 Q. .gs ,, si K .Q . , t 1 ,FS ,A-Q - ' i: + 5 ': it x -. Q .. , V ,,,,..,: , ,M Z .l .I, .:,,,, li ,. ,ff 'sa X QQ sr:r'2's.r:3 s 'J-w W-M' ff! ws ,ff .,,,.sSf . my ,.....f-'W'

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ommunitv service, fund raising and entertainment by the Lettermen help destroy the stereotype jock image of Lettermen's Club. Redmond's Lettermen set out to give us a relief from the standard league games, a bas- ketball game between Juanita and Red- mond's faculty. The result was a close but well deserved victory for Redmond. Another game was scheduled against the U of W football team. A lasting contribution to the community was financing the sound system for Sea- bloom Stadium. Lettermen Bounce Us to Victori l. Randy Troutt, Jeff Buchanan, Rick Williams, Greg Perry, Mark Flory, Gale Burns, Ethan Patashnik, Craig Gannett, Mark Barnum, Dennis Jones, Brad Anderson, Mike Thompson, Oren Patashnik, Scott Knoblich, Mike McCaskey, Doug Anderson, ' Randy Litchfield, Gary Maynard, Martin Ralph, Ric Hanna, Jon Davis, Brent Birchler, Mischa Potuzak, Chuck Ste- wart, Wayne Bergeron. 2. Mr, Bain outsmarts his man. 3. Mr. Peeples stretches for points. 4. Randy Schmidt studies a team roster. 5. Mr. Bain, Mr. Reiger, Mr. Peoples and Mr. Walker race Juanita to the basket. l8-Lettermen's Club ... r