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

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BEST Wanda and Philomena. Philomena and Wanda. They've been best friends since they were the age of three years, two months, seven days, four hours, fourty-eight minutes, and one second. They did everything together. They bathed together, collected snails to- gether, learned their alphabet, played dress-up, short sheeted Wilmur's bed sheets lWanda's brotherl, and had tea parties with their favorite dolls. Well, now they're in high school and they're still best friends. Except now they do more exciting things together such as hours of homework, go to the mall and get all the same clothes, gos- BUDS sip, gape after guys they know they could never get, go to parties and con- certs, and loan money to each other. There were times, though, when their friendship was tested by only one making the team they both tried out for or one getting that guy they both liked or even when one got the better grade on a test they studied for togeth- er. But they stayed friends through it all! Philomena and Wanda. Wanda and Philomena. They'll always be best friends! Andrea Brudvik Sharing a story, Robert Mersola and Theresa Sher- man, best friends, socialize at lunch. IPhoto by An- drea Brudvik2 Sharing the latest, Erin Lawton and Tricia Wallace, are best friends. IPhoto by Andrea Brudvikl Talking after school, Danielle Widmann and Sue Stockwell, best friends, share their thoughts. iPhoto by Andrea Brudvikl Best Friends 13

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RGY Many students and their friends got together during Homecoming Week to show their school spirit. Headed by one of the most ram- bunctious senior classes to hit Re- dondo Union, the school and its clubs worked together to bring the most out of the student body. Theme days, like Hawaiian Day, let the student body participate in the joint actions of spirit. Spirits continued to be high and were peaking by the time the school carnival came around. The traditional slave auction and dunk- ,sa Regaining her body temperature, Michelle Gonzales recovers from finding out how cold the water really was. IPhor0 by Matt Brown! Selling three low priced slaves, Bobby Brooks auctions off seniors Mark Wessel, Clint Mosley, George Loren. fPhoto by Matt Brown! Showing his true colors, senior Chris Cordon 4 goes hog-wild at a pep rally. iPhoto by Pro Image! LTY ing the Dance Drill were a couple of the biggest attention grabbers along with the live performance of the band The Chance. The week of spirit was top ed off with a Homecoming win fbr the football team and the crowning of the queen, Kim Brown. The arties afterwards lasted all through the night, just as the theme for the dance had predict- ed. Together, during this week, the students came out to show their true colors - Red and White. Matt Brown 14 Homecoming