Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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Girls' Swimming Debuts at RHS id you say a new pool at Redmond? You Bet! The Lake Washington District Pool opened the school year with a splash, and a new swim team. The swim team, consisting of many experienced swimmers will go down in the pages of history as Redmond High School's first swim team. Coached by Mr. Doug Edwards, the girls' team started in the fall. As they went along they gathered experience in competition even though they placed fifth out of six teams. Next year with this experience they should advance in league competition. The girls had two relay teams and two individual swimmers qualify for the state meet. Renee Bruneau qualified in the 100 yard butterfly, and Chris Rohers qualified in the l00. yard backstroke. Other members ofthe girls' team are: Meg Lally, Erna Rhine- hart, Barb Morris, Nancy Nicholls, Carol Cayford, Becky Porter, Marsha Timlick, Terri Dinkle, Korine Shine, Molly Douce, Sharon Clark, Janine Ball, Bobbie .Io Bay, and Susan Payne. 5 s I i E .. W W -'.' tif f -:t' QL f it v , -L,---'ii -5, - - at X . Mei' 5 -7 J if .- if ,f r t,w.mw Mi .,f' , ...M iw , , ,. 2, . if 5 , 2 I e , . f i j 5 .fi- g M A .mar 5 5,1 if Av ' . ' iii ' .- f 'ii' Q51 2 Ml 'Q i ,- . E. ' m uf-f -- -W .a.gaW+ry,aQ M, r L f f Y 76-Girls' Swimming ff flax

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d,sw0' Scot Knoblich Leads X-Countr Team to an Even 5-5 Season he Cross Country team had an even season this year. Coached by novice Mr. Jim Kjolso, they ended the season with a 5-5 record. The Mustang runners were led by Scot Knoblich, who finished first in all but one race, that footrace being against Newport. Scot qualified for the district meet at Evergreen High School but did not complete the race due to a pulled muscle. The seven top team members com- peted in the Edmonds Invitational Meet in the fall. They placed 30th out of52 schools. l-4. Sometimes being number one means being alone. For Scot Knoblich, long distance run- ner, the sound of pounding feet is the only evi- dence that his competition is not far behind. 5. ln the beginning... Starting off the Mustangs from left: Paul Berg, Steve Bruce, Mike Hayden, Ralph Deal, Bob Deal, Tony Leon, Martin Ralph, Ric Hanna and Scot Knoblich. 6. Alone again, Scot Knoblich outdistances his competition. 7. Over hill, over daleg Cross Country running is not easy. Bob Deal and Pat Berg find this quite true as they stride up the hill. 78-Cross Country The team consisted of: Roger Kil- gren, Scot Knoblich, Mark Flory, Pat Berg, Ric Hanna, Bob Deal, Mar- tin Ralph, Steve Bruce, Tony Leon, Mike Hayden, Chuck Starr, Brian Thompson, and Paul Berg.