Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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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.

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