Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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The senior spirit pulls through an other spectacular assembly. mwbamwwem good start with teach- er dress up day. The Staff with their safari hats and gear brought spirit and lots of laughs to the stu- dents for the beginning of Home- coming week. The rest of the week was the students turn to show their spirit. Sophomores dressed as tarzanians Juniors came from Gilligans island and Seniors came as safari hunters. It was quite a sight to see the many creative cos- tumes shown throughout the halls. Assemblies also got off on the right foot with the swinging and swaying of the cheerleader s dance that turned on the excitement and suspense of the royalty nominee presentation. Soon after laughs ' Q -2 me :-:-32:55:95355:-:-:-I-:-:-:::::-:-I-:-:-I-:-:-I-:c-13:54-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-15: 44.-: '- g: 15:3 :::5 5:2- E5E5 E225 :gil 2 . ' :f:5i.'4:5E: .f:Q:Q:Q:Q:f:f: ' .gn ':: 33:31:25:-::: 5512 7 'EEE 255555 Tkzgikliifi .-: -'-:-s .ii :-:-1-'-:liiili 12+ A izbkggifsci -:-: :-an 'Wiz :3:'.Q iik 1:I:?:-:-:-. .-:E 1:I: :1:2:+. z- 112: : l 'C: 'T:- si isis 55- -:IEE Q I5C'C':':'C'W'55x':'1'J'gb':':+' -'C':':':':'C':lC':'C'E5 Ni ASSEMBLIES -.--el echoed through out the gym as Mr. Hargraves Mr. Starret and Ms. Hunter presented their hilar- ious football skit. As the Home- coming week progressed the real excitement came on Homecoming I didn t know h d so much spirit' Amy Hetzler game day. After the class skits the royalty finalists were announced and the king Stormy Shouman was crowned. The kickoff assem- bly which brought on much school spirit started the fun and smiles for the Homecoming activi- ties yet to come. cs - 9 we ' ' as 3 . 3 7