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

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5 1, SPENDING SOME TIME--Terrie Clifford and jamie How- ard, sophomores, work at a carnival booth. Z. WAY TO GO-Terri Moffet, Cyndi Deny, seniors, and Terrie Clifford, Elena Jones, sophomores, kid around with Sammy Sea Hawk. 3. HAVING SOME FUN-Robin Miller, sophomore, promotes Hawk spirit. 4. CHEERING 'EM ON-Members of Hawk Squad enjoy sup- porting the athletes at all games. 5. GIVING HER ALI.--Michelle Belliveau, senior, not only is head of Hawk Squad, but is also commissioner of spirit and a member of the Redondo shields. 16 Hawk Squad 'Wy K i,,4.u

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1 Fi a 93 43 Large enrollment aids activities By Kim Dawson Due to an enlarged enrollment, various activities planned by student council were more successful than in the past years. According to Tom Shortridge, ASB president, T he new students have encouraged spirit and an aura of pride towards Redondo Union High School. Making the transition to becoming new Sea Hawks as easy as possible was a major goal of council, stated Shortridge. Involving students in more activities such as Hawk Squad, Entertainment Com- mission, and many of the newly fomted clubs kept members busy throughout the year. Inter Club and Organizational Council played a major role in this process. Organizing seven new clubs, Deanna Nichols, ICOC chair- man, helped each club prepare a constitution and set up goals. There were more people who wanted to organize new clubs and even more who wanted to join the old ones, stated Nichols, For the first time in Redondo's history, the ICOC held a RUSH Week. Tables were set up around campus with information about each club and sign-up sheets were provided for those interested. Considering it was the first RUSH Week we've had, I think it was productive, stated Nichols, l hope it will be carried out in the future. We tried to concentrate on a variety of activities rather than the same old routine, concluded Shortridge. Council was successful with a vari- ety of music for dances, unique themes for pep rallies, and a wide range of interesting and educational assemblies. student council 15

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Go! Hawks, go! By Karine Muselman Promoting school spirit is the main function of Hawk Squad, stated Michelle Belliveau, Commissioner of Spirit. Hawk Squad, which is the largest spirit group on campus besides band, attends games and pep rallies to get the crowds into a more spirited mood. It is nice that the students from Aviation joined Hawk Squad, because we seemed to be more spirited, and we are getting along super! The students who have joined are try- ing hard to keep up the kids school spirit, stated a Hawk Squad member. It really gives the teams a lift to know that some one is out there cheering for them, said Ken Newsom, football player. Hawk Squad 17