Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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Remember . . .. . having to run to all your classes the first week of school? 26-Sophomores . . . asking every Sthiperson, 'sWhere's the can? fBut never getting a straight answerj .. . misspelling S-O-P-H-M-O-R-E-S at the first pep assembly? .. . the sophie girls ' mustering up all the courage they possess to walk past the infamous Senior Radiator ? ... sophomore boys kicking themselves for not being born two years earlier in order to rate with the senior chicks? ...and finally their outstanding contribution to RHS: supplying the entire student body with bubble gum, in the first Inner-School Candy Sale.

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RHS's answer to Women's Liberation: Girls' Club irls' Club kept up the tradition of past years by once again hold- ing both the Sadie Hawkins Day dance and the Tolo. Sadie Hawkins, held annually in October never fails to generate excitement for both guys and girls. Girls, because this is their big chance to make the first move instead of waiting around for the guy to act. Guys, because they get a vacation from paying the tab and also the excite- ment ofwondering ifthat girl really will ask him. Possibly due to lack of socializing time at school because of our shorter day, attendance was not as high as in years past. Also the dance proved to be rather hectic as the lead guitarist for the band, United Buckboard, discovered he had forgotten his guitar and rushed to Auburn to recover it, returning an hour and a half later to an impatient and disappointed group of students. The Tolo, which took place February 12, had the theme of Softer than Rain . The Band, David-John, played to a fairly sizable crowd, and if you wanted you could have had your picture taken with your date in front of a forest scene. The club also sponsored the Homecoming Pizza Feed and an after game dance. l Girls' Club-25

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