Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

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Halloween Freak Dut I Who says costumes don't reflect your personality?? A record of 12 dances in one year, of which one of the unusual dances was the Halloween Dance, shows the desire for students to dance. Students in an array of costumes got down to the band Giant City who played a mix of disco and rock. Sponsored by the Entertainment Committee, the Halloween Dance was a first here in recent years. Of the twelve dances, the first came barely two weeks after school started. The dances were: The First Chance Dance, Sept. 24, Red and White Dance, Oct. 8, Halloween Dance, Oct. 29, Three-quarters to-go Dance-a marathon of four hours, Nov. 10, Christmas Dance, Dec. 10, Sadie Hawkins Dance, Jan. 83 Valentine Dance, Feb. 43 Feb. 25 Dance' Spring Dance, March 19, One-quarter-to-go Dance, April 15, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Nlay 213 and the Last Chance Dance, June 3. Glen Thompson pulls a bunny out of his hat 5 i cgi l ,i t 2 E L 2, 'F T llill , K 'lj ,. 1 nv 2 9 iid, i You haven't lived until you've danced with an outhouse.

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Night and Party Every Day. I Queen, Tori Brillantes and escort, Jeff Lyle dancing to the queen's song. V Somewhere, Over the Rainbow, the annual Red and White Week was ended with a well-attended dance sponsored by Semper Comites, girls' service club. The week itself was missing the usual activities- no slave auction, no powderpuff game, no special events. Lack of organization and planning was the reason given by James Keema, director of student activities. As Tori Brillantes was crowned Spirit Queen, Renee Hattingh followed closely as princess. The court was presented with flowers and medallions as a remembrance of the occasion. The band Texas played throughout the night while also helping present the court. The dance lasted from 9:30 to 12 p.m. following the Aviation football game CThe Hawks losti. Semper Comitles sponsored the dance with Over the Rainbow as the theme. The decorations were multicolored in the Sea Hawk Pavilion. A l , l .6 ,, Red and White Court: Renee Hattingh, senior princess with escort Randy Harkins, Gail Brown, junior princess with escort Dave Adamo Tori Brillantes, queen with escort Jeff Lyle, Tracy Johnston, freshman princess with escort Scott Morgan, Julie Sankey, sophomore prin 3 cess with escort Brad Wilson. V

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l, i'iilTQli Q, Hicksville, U.S.A. Q2 Taking the honeymoon before the wedding. Me dern suspender came off! Senior Steve Adams cries Help me Ronda! Straw hats, barefeet, overalls, bandanas, checkered shirts and dresses were all worn to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. The dance on January 8, featured pictures with bales of hay, an outhouse, and a painted country background, and a Hitch'n Post for couples wishing to get hitched. It also had a general food store, supplying food stuffs for some hungry square dancersg and had straw on the floor of the entry room. A local night club band, Sky High, started out playing country, and slowly graduated to rock for the remainder ofthe dance. This unusual dance also another first, was sponsored by R Club and the Booster Club, composed of parents ofthe members of R Club .ff 19