Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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fw., Mala wa, I-'ot fwawzg. he word fashion is of- ten linked with the word trend, especial- ly in high school. Trends spread quickly through the halls of a school and as quickly as they appear they are gone. Students at Redmond seem to break away from that stereotype. All have a sense of individuality and many express it through their clothing. Basically it is a personal choice and each student s dress is unique representing the Vast range of personalities. the cookie-cutter fashion mode said Marianne Moshier. It has become individual. Any school year at RHS would not be complete without certain fashion ins and outs but we 7 7 5 7 7 7 We've come a long way from 97 9 KC 9? 7 should be proud to say that at Redmond we have reached a level of maturity where individuality is As Carrie Taylor puts it Its good to know that I can wear whatever I feel comfortable in. I We ve come a long wa from that cookie-cutter fashion mode -Marianne Moshier don t ave to worry a out eing 1n or out. Being comfortable is just one more thing that helps create our cheery spirited atmosphere and the fashion scene definitely seems to play a role in keeping it that way. by: Tami Munson photos by: Danette Wildman In an 1 7 CC 9 y 0 ' 99 Q Christy MCCOV Jody Newcomer Laurie Donnenwirth and Katie 3 9 ir Spencer model the latest fashions - :xiii e-- FASHION :QL 35:55.55-,,.g.-.3.g.g.3.-1-.-.g.g.g.g.g.3.4.-.-.-,-.-.g.g.g.g.:.g . .-f.-