Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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Aaron Atwell, Vila Insixiengmay, and Denis Welker show us the more extreme side of fashion today. Stephanie Pistole and Astrid Luebbe show off their version of Redmond fashion. g.-Z' 1 J N., N. as P' Q an , a. A E iw' , , 'Yi Andrew Howell and Brad Hen- nessy gaze over the parking lot. As Howard Anderson and Stacey Porterlook on, Mike Compton dis- plays his disgust at the idea of wearing anything trendy . FASHION WN X X-5000- -3.-:-:-:-:-:-3:-3:-Eigfgggfgm. .'-Q:-sra's:-:-:-xr-sg. mo:- 5, zezfifzizlzgi' 5:1 . . -a a Hi:-:-:-' 5 9 :-. N: .- -xx . 'Q- - -z.: :-:-rg. N: :- -x H -gg:-:::,:1: 51:1 ' -.-rm 5 f,:3iQfg:1::: l U 1. Q.3:5:5:5.Q:5:::. 5:51 : :.,:. rE'ErEifrEr5rErE ' -I-I I rzia . sz? Nil:-2-:-1-14:-:-:-.-J-:-1-.liar-:':-:flfkml I x - ' N. N-Qs XNYNAN

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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.-

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Excdauge Qizleulk' Come 712 ,Qeduoud r'-fayk fcdoof his year there was an out- standing amount of par' ticipation in the Exchange Student Program. Most of the students are from Ger- many and the program is through luanita High School. The exchange students came here from different parts of Germany and stay with some- one here for six months. ln general the exchange students enjoy staying here. lt is a new and exciting experience. Some things that we do here are difficult for the Ger- their families and coming to a totfilly new culture is a very adventurous but frightening experience. Redmond High School gave the students a warm welcome and many will find it diffi1 cult to leave their new friends. luliane Weber feels The differences between f ermany and America are funny everybody talks about driving and the school systems are different. Overall all the exchange students enjoy the school here and feel wel- come. The Redmond High Students that are hosting the Cermans are The differences be- tween Germany and Amerlca are funny. . . -Jullane Weber looking forward to going to visit and tour Germany. Many of the German Students would like to return to America and visit many other parts of the United States. This program pro- vides a great learning experience 'ind should be continued in Cermany and other parts of the world. s - Y I N ' C 66 ' T ' ' sa man Students to adapt to. Leaving . , . Y YKA Y I 1 1 , fa .g4. ., y.-.-:-:-:-:::::-:-2-:-:1:-:1:-:-:-:-:::::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:g:g: 51. 5 EEE E525 2521 si? S-2. E122 3.:.:.-.- 3.3.5.-.-:Q 2' 3 - 0 :E-'+'-2: :asf 1. ':1:1:ff 3 -:-: 11.5. 'I1: f1:1E -:1:1: :1 : E251 'fl 15 5: -.1:1:-. 1:5 1 ' : -:- A-: .- -:-: 4: - : :f:-:. :-:- -- -:- :' M5 2:5 3 -. 1: 1:-:':1:1:-' 'fi . -: . :Zi 1:1'1'1'1 -.1 1:1: ':1:2:1:1'-: 1- :wF:1: .51 1 1:1: 1:- ': 1:2 1 1:1: :- .1:1: '1: 1:2 ' . .-:1:-:- . :1:- - - - - . . .... :-.-:x:-:-:-:-.-: . . ' 431:-:-.4 9F W'Z5 if EXCHANGE STUDENTS WI.. ' .. .,. Ji S 'fi t 'Q German girls make plans for after school.