Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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Grease fs fhe word hen the musical Grease was performed last No- vember at Redmond High it was a huge success. The 2M hours of rehearsal ev- ery day after school paid off the cast. The stage was set in the 1950s at Rydell High where the T-Birds and the Pink Ladies rule the school. The whole play was centered around Sandy a new girl in town and Danny the leader of the T-birds as they tried to bring back the relation- ship they had the previous summer. Before this happens though they - P Y because Sandy was not cool enough for Danny and also because Patti the cheerleader was after him too. But in the end Danny and Sandy get back toggther and Patti is left out in the co . The main Characters were Sandy fCheryl DeShonD Danny fAdam Co- I 7 7 . v had a few problems This was artl 66 JY l 7 2:2:222:2:2:22:2 fiif E222:2E2222222E 2222222255 :-:-:4-:-:oz-iwwoflii-e-:c-:-:-i-. wwf:- bleb Frenchie QToni Luxenbergl, Kenikie fTony Fulghaml, Rizo CKris- tin Collianderb, and Patti QJeanette Braatenb. I think the play show how talented Redmond High students really Tom Luxenberg After the last performance director Walt Binz said They showed a lot of energy and they entertained a lot of people! by: Amy Raymond photos by: Gina Evanson as - S are. l . Presenting the Pink Ladies and the i 2, , 2. 22 ez, , T-Birds. Adam Cable laughs at Tony Fulgh GREASE am s new car.

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