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

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MANY FOR MARCHING-Tall flag team doubled in size, bringing lots of interest to the award winning squad. Taking a break are Front: Julie Peter- son and Marcee Bronseau, Middle: Nicole Velin, Back: Kelly Dien, Janet Schweitzer, Jeannie Parker, Kim Da- vis MY BEAUTIFUL BALLOONS-Scott Trippinera, senior, is surrounded by the colors of Aviation and Redondo on the way to an experiment in flight, SYMBOL OF SPIRIT-Dawn Pater- son, senior and Red and White queen, was active in student council and girl's tennis. INFORMAL STUDY GROUP-So- phomores enjoy a break from class to discuss things other than English. nv-v 1!l' A P' ' .1 -rr it-Pijikgl, , 7.4, . Q 1 Q ' RH V 4-9 student life 13

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'tu J, 12 student life X 'i'K as kj DIPPUSIO Student involvement grows V Imagine if you will, being happy, secure and safe in a situation you know and understand. Not one student at RUHS this year was able to make that imagination a reality, at least as far as high school was concerned. However, with the blend of students and faculty, the influx of a class of 600 freshmen, and some pretty hurried work by maintenance department workers, the outside image of the school projected a normal, functioning educational institution. Therefore, life went on, clubs picked up the pieces, sponsored dances. Some traditions like Sadie Hawkins remained, and new ones, like the winter formal, were introduced. The band had renewed spirit, as did drama, dancefdrill, and High Tide. French Club put on another giant banquet, the syn- chronized swim show was produced as usual, but new ASB president Sharlene Murdock was waiting for somet ing to to break the ice and unify us. It wasn't to be, it was a year of diffuse interests and exploration. It was a time to see what new events would occur and what old ones would disap- pear. Students waited to see which faculty sponsors would continue to work for them and which ones would burn out. S irit leaders liked the good atten- dance at games, but weren't sure that fans were following the Sea Hawks or favorite individual players with varied backgrounds. As the end of the theme section says, the year was an attem t at fusion. The beginning was diffuse, but not divided. The ending, with graduation of a class forced together by school closure, will set the theme for next year's Pilot!

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' 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Showing their leadership skills throu hout the year were Mary Rennison, secreta 5 Deanna Nichsis, treasurer, Dawn Paterson, president, and Kaithleen Hea- ly, vice-president. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES-Representing the class of '85 with excellence were Kathy Ostler, Renee Kantor, Cathy Evans, and Erica Smith. JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVE-Gainin class unit were Mike Hanagan, Beth Brown, Kelley Oien, ands Mike Brillantes, ERESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES-Striving For senior- ity were Karen Brogan, Trisha Rennison, Cindy Marquez, and Dede Betty. ASSOCIATED COUNCIL MEMBERS-Using their spare time for council were Paul Boesche, Melinda Pearce, Iacquie Sargent, and Pennee Villalobos PRESIDENT AND COMMISSIONERS-Utilizing leadership and ower were Georgia Barks, commissioner of entertainmentg Sharlene Murdock, commissioner of entertainment, Michelle Belliveau, commissioner of spirit, Tom Shortridge, ASB presi- dentg Kim Dawson, commissioner of calendar, Cindy DeAnda, commissioner of Finance lNot pictured: Jeff Brodsky, commis- sioner of elections! UNITED WE FLY-Council members include Front: Mike Bril- lantes, Kathy Ostler, Beth Brown, Trisha Rennison, Iacquie Sar- ent, Jeff Brodsky, Second row: Mike Hanagan, Sharlene Mur- dock, Kelly Oien, Cathy Evans, Cindy Marquez, Dede Betty, Renee Kantor, Will Fortierg Back: Eric Spotts, Cindy DeAnda, Michelle Belliveau, Kathleen Healy, Deanna Nichols, Kim Daw- son, Davsm Paterson, Mary Rennison, Melinda Pearce, Pennee Villalobos, Tom Shortridge, James Ball, adviser. SENIOR PUBLICATIONS EDITORS-Keeping the presses rol- ing were William Fortier, Pilot editor and Eric Spotts, High Tide editor. fNot pictured: Quinn Vega, Pilot editorj 14 student council