Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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Dick Nelson Science Milicia Piltaver Science ers train for a big game. Piltaver. S vugjgf ' :-' 3. I I - Q-,gp QD., gina? F Q Ken Roberts Roger Salisburg Science Yes, talking to your plants does make them happy, professes Mrs. Social StudiesfLanguage Arts Mr. Sampson looks on as his play- Marianne Reynolds Aide Tel va Richburg Spanish N- X Mrs. Mroz glances up from check- ing over students' art master pieces. X x Jim Sampson Shellagh Schaefer -' x a if , Marketing Aide FACULTY Bwxxxxx SSIIQQDC' ?'I 'I'I'PI'I'5QQ.V55fff A+: Ng: -: :- . --N -: :-1 ::: 5:5 . I-. -. -gg .3. .II it ' SX -9-E if .Q :Q Q .5.' .,. . . , . . 2' I. I - '-:-ga 7 5: E5 :-5... ,H :5 -555: :-if-., ,. ' 2: Q E2 f' 2. 5: -F '-Jw - at-ze-:az-:-:-g,-7-.4-,-3.-.-.-:-:-3712:-wx-.-:-. -4 ---

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he English Department at RHS is striving to be one of the best in the standing programs it has to offer and the experienced teachers, the program is already headed to- wards national recognition. Our English Department stacks up very well against the English pro- grams at other schools, boasted Elaine Hardin head of the depart- ment. Even though the classes didn t change this past year the emphasis on each class did. Some English classes were offered more times a semester because a larger number of students signed up. The American Literature class FEE ? 'O is En. -18 so 108' gm 2,4 n-40 H gf 'U 1-fo D 'U as 52 :fl om HCI! CDU! E55 IE1E2121-35'i'fi'EIiii5.':- 45. -mx ....,... , ba.-ii:-:Nil 25: o EEi'f':':'f':':'i':':':':'Z': .. ':'i'f'I': T 0 Q i :g .- 1 .C , 9 'f: Ei5?' I5'E:::::::zx News'- 9.1-.-ww fr Mr. Roberts is dumbfounded over a student's difficult question. Program taught by Doug Kim- ball MicheleD Amico and Elaine Hardin. Other highlights of the lege writing advanced writing and RHS was very lucky to be one of the few schools with a debate club. We are stronger than We are stronger than many Elaine Hardin many continued Mrs. Hardin. A majority of the students take at least two English classes during their high school career and have stronger writing and reading skills. These aspects are what makes RHS s English Department nation. With the out- year were the drama class, pre-col- as as - - i'gfi5 s F FACULTY fits Q one of the best in the nation. Kirsten Lundstedt stares with awe as Doc explains the procedure of making glasses. Q Mark Molina Sue Mroz Judy Mukai Data Processor Art Social Studies A Gail Novito Shirley Olson Clint Peeples P.E.fHealth Aide Science Nlsifniscv Lrogohyiwmmukfb

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: Have you ever heard the one about the ... asks Mr. Weyer with a sly smile. Marvin Schaible Richard Starrett Mathematics Spanish Jeff Sunde English so .f EF' ii ,I P -MAVAA - Mike Town Dien Tran Kivonne Tucker Dennis Villeneuve Jim Walker Science French Physical Education Social Studies English y concentrating on an chology, the most popular elective already fine program, for the year, deals with the mental the Social Studies De- side of social studies while The partment succeeded in Future of Mankind, the second having an outstanding curriculum most chosen elective teaches what for students. Without any new the world could be like in the fu- classes or instructors the faculty ture. Other choices were American did their best to make classes more interesting and informative. scwesre a great bunch of According to Mrs. Mary-Alice 1 ,,, M B 1 . h Burleigh, head of the department, peop e' rs' ur elg uRednunullHgh Schooldehnate- ly has one of thebest Social Stlfd- Political Behavior, the Far East IGS Department in the state with and USSR, Middle East and Latin . V-ery Qualified teachersl All full America, The World Today, Soci- time instructors were history ma- ologyl and Film Art which can 50fS with math degrees and Dr' also be taken as an English elec- Roger Colllsson has a Ph.D 1n the tive. subject. l Students may chose from a var1- by: Amy Raymond ety of electives. For example, Psy- photos by: Wendy Rieger l 'U FACULTY 3... Mwwwveafks .-.-.. fm fv- 'f'f-' f A ?5':':'ff'Biff'f'f'f'f'f'f'f'I'f5E?'f'f'f':'f'f'f'f'f'C'2g ...... ...... S -:- v-: :-' :-: . ' ' :-:-a.- ' :- E? ' N is f .. .GE .,.. 212 ..... - . :,.. 1 ..:,.: g Scott Russell and Mr. Zatloukal laugh at a funny joke.