Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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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:

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Junior Adrian Mason shows of some of his slick dancing moves. Gilligan and his gang would have been proud of this float! A ow. 75 eagmi aw. 6 6 Omewmlng IS hal' first place ribbon. Other activities VYHYS an excltlflg well worked on were the mural mme Of Qfeaf for and booths. The class of '88 GVGFYOUG, worked hard to help make Home- . . S'-mlmed UP Ju' coming a memorable and success- H1013 Jennlfel' Muenze. The JU' ful one. Even though they tied niors' theme, Gilligan's Island proved to bg a very ifersatile lclneig They starte out we 1 at t e ic cc ' ' ' off assembly by challenging the D' ' 'IS an excltlgg Seniors to aaowdy yecll off. During tlllle fO1' I-3Vel'y0Il6. the junior's ress up ay many ju- ' niors could be seen as they cast 'Jennlfer Muenze away from class to class in elabo- rate shipwreck attire. Although they contributed a lot to the over- the Sophomores for second place, all Homecoming they meritted the over all feeling was a satisfy- only third place in the competi- ing one for the Junior class. tion. Next year promises to be a spirit The float proved to be a great filled year for the class of 1988. success. It consisted of Gilligan's b -K . M k hut and rivaled the Seniors for the pllibtoztigl: alive Haddon Brett Johnson has a Very promis- ing future in the medical field. -A-' . ':-: 'k1:5 122.239, JR. HOMECOMING mi 15-636'