Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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he Homecoming Dance was the perfect time for everyone to dress their best dance all night and socialize with their friends. The dance was presented by the ASB and Abatron. Decorations in the cafeteria and commons dis- played the Homecoming theme of Jungle Days. Abatron, the group that did the recorded music, played good, modern songs that crowded into the transformed school. The commons turned into a congregating place for people to talk with friends or just be alone with their date. The cafeteria lit by Abatrons dim lights invited The dancing, the music, and the people were ter- rificf' -Chrissy Violante Aaffeuilifw, fwufauce. audfm, wake a, mauombi evening. Kelly Graves, Julie Massey, and Michael Baerg enjoy themselves. Jeff Sand and Tyler Carter take a break from the dance. 4. J fr l' ff I! eg I X ' d. P' 't . fgfgrilgitstoegggyinanylggsgie Vxvelffi students to dance to some of their wanted them by Christopher's. falflfllilti Songs' f. H t For most students, the .exciting ed Lug allele? lilgaqwyh C3316 0 evening started out at their favor- an eil ' al 'Til T? ' k. 6 EHDPZ1 ite fine dining restaurant. Then, igup es S OW y its tT9g2gHa 0 after a delicious dinner, they ar- e lnengmes 0 .theth Ome' rived to the dance at eight o'clock, Commg ance W1 em' some in classy limousines. Hun- hy: Tammy Nason. dreds of finely dressed students Phfff-OS by! Mark RlChm0Ud 5 QQ4 mQQ l 'm:', , 'i Jennifer Jolie can't decide whether A to dance with Todd Jolmson or HoMEcoM1NG DANCE :I -.5 -- 5235 ' '-:-:-:c-' - . f ' .-. :-1-!a'4f5:lEIE1:1E1Ei7E15 '-11-14511-1-a-:f J l l

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