Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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,. The Mustang mosaic shows school spirit. Redmond Mustangs are here to ' stay. R me ' V 4 VNV, ,K ,L '51 f fr . 5... 1--..---4---f '4- , U ' I Q ,f fur T f f ff M . fx . I 1 f um W ab0urR.H,C 15 at at 0... g n the years past, gradu- ' ated students have looked back and tried ' to remember the basic features of their school. Students remember the exciting times at the football games, yet many for- get the special things around school. Redmond High's art such as, the murals or the mustang mosaic is connected with school spirit. Some people might find discussing art a little boring and they don t really care about the signs and the murals of their school. However it is not what these things are it is what they represent that is impor- tant. These murals signs and the mosiac are symbolic of the High School. The art at Redmond High School shouldnt be the only things to look back thirty years from now. Think of the school lockers that was shared with a friend and all the things done to it self-it s the symbol, the spirit, and the heart It's not the thing it- ' 9 ' ' 99 Tom Smith to make it look original. One thing that many students will probably remember was the parking ordeal. These memories will definately be remembere when Redmond High Students look back at their school. by: Chrissy Violante photos by: Leslie Gray. -:-:-:-:-:-:f-:i : 2:-5-'-:-: .-35:4-:-:-:H:-14535:-2-5:-ze-:-:-:-' . I t S a tr y n g e X p e ri e n C e t 0 n d ,M parking spot. iff,-F4 . 7 ! 1 7 :: 15.-Q ,.5.5E,5.:.ga5g 1: :7:5:5 +::E2 iii fzlifi 23553 if 2 2222

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I ,.5'A-.. r,--..---Q '. : . I - -f , . f - , . I? 0 is 5 . .. , Q ' ' , I . 0 t Q . it fy as . ,..-A ,A cw, MQ Q l l O alfa. I x ' ' n n 0 . 'M' W Y V 1 i Lgal , 1 1 l l 1 E i edmond High Students have long been discour- aged with the poor selec- tion of nighttime activi- ties in their city. When thinking of nightlife, they now ex- pand their horizons to activities in Kirkland, Bellevue, and Seattle. Red- mond does offer a few interesting han- gouts, but most are used as a last re- sort Kirklands Park Place Cinemas gathers RHS students Monday and Tuesday nights for low cost movles and social atmosphere The various docks on Kirkland s waterfront draw couples in the mood for romance Bellevue offers variety of movie theaters and nice restaurants to our students It also has bowling alleys for those ln the competitive spirit In Seattle one can always find ex citing nightlife Seattle Center has plenty of activities, the Fun Forest, Food Circus, and Laserium. There are also various streets for cruising. For our dancers at RHS Encore in Renton and The Rage in Seattle are 1 W srl-1-iw? ,,.-.,- 1 a lii. f iQ N I