Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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'S ' . f The 1986-87 Symphonic Band W rw -, 1 If 4 4 1 A Class Acf he RHS 1986-87 Band was truly a success. The group consisted of two parts: Symphonic Band being the more advanced musi- cians and Concert Band-the sopho- more musicians. This combination created a group that was a mixture of many talents. Directed for the first year by John Logan the band generated enthusi- asm towards their work. We work really hard but we have Doing numerous concerts and com- petitions provided the band the op- portunity to show off their talents and since the band has grown by about 50 members that talent is wide- spread. There is a lot of talent here said David Bussey. The band has taken some time this year to get organized. Some days they 7 3 7 tl 7 fun too, Mike Lesko commented. 7 7 it 77 ! 3,5 fi? 'ik BAND wa-:fx :- .... .-:-:-sc... . - - . -9 ': -3:5522 2 5: , ' : : :-: :-:-.-: - -: 11:1-.-5' swiss 5 5- ' s : :2. : : if - ' IQ. .... E: E: xx-:-ao:-:-c-c-.' 153' we-:-so would take time outjust to talk things over and get it all together. There was a lot of teamwork involved. The band officers for 1986-87 were: President-Larry Fransson Vice- President- Hugh Dodd Secretary- We Work hard, but we have fun, too Mlke Lesko David Farmer and Drum Major- Ke- The band members all agree that they had a great year and all are look- ing forward to just as much success next year. by Tami Munson Photos by Jamie Thomas 9 vin Gutteron. I x siueicnmntr BR BDERS The 1986-87 Concert Band.

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Natural Helpers Starrett gets the crowded gym to scream louder. '. '1., E.1'3 lv Staff And Sfudenfs Alice Are Involved. here is a unique pro- gram here at Red- mond High called Natural Helpers. Students and staff are chosen to be part of this pro- gram. It is not a class or a club, but a group of people who work indi- vidually with people who have problems. Students' problems are not necessarily always crises, Any- thing they would like to talk about can be discussed with their peers. Natural Helpers are chosen by their peers. The top ten seniors, juniors, and sophomores are se- lected. The students that were in Natural Helpers in junior high are asked if they join and continue their work. All of the students and staff go on a retreat to train in listening NATURAL HELPERS and referral skills. The total num- ber of students at Redmond in Natural Helpers is 106 and there are 18 trained staff members in- cluding two administrators. Mrs. Kuykendall is the advisor The kldS love Carl g peers -Marge Kuykendall and is also a trained Natural Help- er. She has them meet each month to report on their progress. Mrs. Kuykendall stated that the staff involvement is incredible this year. by Robin Arnold photos by Kelli Roberts ,, . .n for and helping their 39 97

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asa-usuwwua 00 ' .Qs V I u If TF Bono' has successml year. hrough hard work and the group had a total of about 38 com- dedication, the 1986-87 mitments, including concerts, compe- Jazz Band had an exciting titions, basketball, and football and fulfilling year. games. They also travelled up to Can- The band consisted of ada in May, after raising 553900. to 27 members. All showed enthusiasm and dedication towards making it a great year. Every morning before school, the group met and practiced if for an hour. They also put in after- We,haV? a lot fflore school time. All the hard work paid Splrlt thlS year. off, and the band had a very reward- - ing year, For the first time, the Jazz Band received a perfect ten in Marys- ville, said Susie Nelson. t . h. . . The band was led by a new director, corffjge lglllfgiil mag lggdcompetitlon. John Logan, who has already contri- .t. e Th E23 anh ueseryes recog' buted a great deal to the group. trillion' eyd gh ii cf a enqmgkevem' Adam Coble commented, We've bu. liar' an elf uture 00 S very got a good new director, and things are ng ' lk' f RHSB d'th f- . tigeigg up or an m e u by Tami Munson Throughout the course of the year, Photos by Jamie Th0maS- S 252 .. ..