Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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71.4 .Ceuwu Swag lub .fungi Day: omecoming was a huge success over past years. The seniors in particu- lar made S5428 profit just on their booth. The seniors worked hard to win every competition. Homecoming was fun and successful in promot- ing school spirit, stated Jon Bean On dress up day the seniors went to the jungle for the theme of Safari . There were some bushes trees and jungle explorers roaming the halls. They were hoping for more people to dress up but the people that did partici- pate were fantastic quoted Gina Evanson. The skit went over well. It was about how the Bothell football team captured the RHS cheer- leaders and took them into the jungle. The RHS football team then rescued the cheerleaders and they all lived happily ever after. Homecomlng was fun and successful ln promotmg school Splrlt. Jon Bean All in all, the mural and the other competitions, including the float, the seniors obviously came out ahead of the rest. They should be proud with the effort they put forth in making this homecoming a memorable one. NO, PLEASE, DA VE CAMBELL, DON'T SHOOT!! :-:-:-:-:-:-' '-cw:-::-:Z-2:-1'-' -' :-: :-: :-:-:-: :-: :-: :-: :-: :-: :-' :-: :-:- ' ' 5141 ' ' ' S. 23 Here the seniors made over S420 selling var- ious goodies. Jon Bean threatens Stormy Shouman ff give him a sweatshirt, or else! :g:5i5:l.- Q: 12: :Ez :22 :f-'.-I-' .-': 21: :-: :-5 5 -if 53 . Z-.'l 4N'I I-7 ' :I 11:-:l:Y-'disk : A T: fi: ' .. 11:3 51212 552 ,sz 255522 gs ,- M5552 .,. ,ge :-.4-.-:-.-:-14: :rr :-: 1: :-' H4551- eis si-' ii 3:5: -:-:-:-:f:-:-:-:-:-:-2-:-:-:-:-:-:-:g:-:-:-:-:g:-:g:ga' ,..-:-:-:-3f:g:-:-:-:-:+:-:-:-:- JYW SENIOR HOMECOMING

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Sophomore mural wins second place Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert give the sophomore skit a thumbs up. ophomore Homechom- Angie Sheron as Dutchess. ing was a big success. Matt Lehambauer expressed his The Class 0289 showeg feelings about Homecoming, It that they ha spirit an was a wonderful happening. enthusiasm. Although This comment and others indi- seniors won all of the activities, cated the interest that the sopho- sophomores produced good mate- rials as well as spirit throughout the lvveek of Honaecomingi h h Silt was a really gggd T eir spectacu ar mura , W ic . demonstrated creativity and origi- nlghg for me and my nality placed second overall. On date. Wednesday, October 22, many -Nick Llgyd sophomores appeared dressed as jungle men and Women' The Soph' mores had in the 1986 Homecom- omore skit was an amusing replica in Those who were involved of the Dating Game. A dunk tank will Homecomin ex erienced raised money for the Sophomore one of the most Excitiiij events Class. The sophomorels food drive that ha ens ever eargat Red- was successful in bringing in a mond Pgph y y great deal of food for the needy. g ' Chosen for Sophomore Royalty by: Heidi Kruse were Chris Wright as Duke, and photos by: Blake Suss Ross Kruse contemplates his role in the Homecoming events. 3 x . -4.1. -. .4-:-:-:vac-: 13 a A bf' K 5 5 SOPH. HOMECOMING '.5:7:k1:' .-fl I 53727159 .. . 2 ' 5:' .' . . V: . -:--:iz ' 4: 2-.-15515: 3 Q 515 -55555 .f:5:1:1:1.- 'I 2 Q .Eli E25 .:.:.,.:.:.:. -.-,:. .,. 43: '9 N- YE : :li E -55:53, 5. H W -1: fix:-rs: - -az-:-:-1 .1 -9: ' E -'-:g::.g:g:g - :I:f:5:5:I?' ' :-. ' '3:7: : ' - 3.5.1.5-.I -tg. . .. -- -1:5 -'E: