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

Page 22 text:

52? ...-:gi 2: K : A ::-:-- '-: 2 Ii - f ate , I 4 U,WMs ig ls fit' Eli? 3+ giigifaf F- at 533223 Fill 'gil 525 i E' get il Sis, it g ,Q E- 5,5 M i 5 is ig R gg V E3 it f it E, 5 2 lx 2 , i , is -,fi 1 t , i 4 1' 225: S 2 4 5, -it t - 2 i ii EN i ii i. til ill il lit? li if 114.3 is 1 i ig 352 5, El ,Eg ' lib iii xi l t ' if : .. . 3 E. 23 ,f:, ti ' 1--- :: 2'AE f 'FZ' E E ':'FE A 1 , ie :f, ff --2 elitist! U32 5, w w 2 B 'i 535 ixggyzt X i f Lyigl, tial 352 i l fit 'Ellis 2 ,i i tixg gggg t t 3,25 tg lg illilz- c V x , il 3 Sli ii i its is E X 2:5 IEEE? E l ll I:2: , 5 ii l E 2 .,.,,A,,., ,,., js . .,.. K ai l l iii t i Ef' E': - Q t i fl y A 1 Q Q ,Vi 5 Egg wg? ,, 5 . ., 4 5 t 3I.2EI : 2- 5 i ly if - 1 .-.. t s f 'f y Hiiliig B, 6 6 ie , E, fi : f:Z4. '3. - G ttf? as , ,.,..,.,,. 2 82 Q22 ft if gg W as 5 ... , t ,. ., A Z A, 2 t tg lllti Exiles ,gi r- 5 gpg Q K 1 i s gilii ggg, mgm giggig 3 its tx Eg ' iii? f f I: 18 joining the spirit at the bonfire pep rally are Chris Miller, Dave Agerbeek, Bonnie Stover, Christy Shea, Karen Horger, An- neke Blair, and Tracy Brown. lPhoto by Kelly Lindwalll Nightlife 'lf Relaxing on a Friday night, Michelle Bur- nett, enjoys a great episode of The Dating Game . lPhoto by Kelly Lindwallj Hoppin' and a boppin', many students experienced the 50's malt shop scene at Eat at Ed's. iPhoto by jessica Holadal

Page 21 text:

-rl f ff Mt r1'x,',1 W iw .ffgyrfflj WW MM wsu 3 'K Qing Wasjljfp, s 1 ,ma 1, ,, , mf PM f 'hll W Wfflf fn' Mr ,IW ny ,ff gt..g,,fjM! ,,,f ff ,1 fl I Qi. My! M 47, Jes .1 1,4 J' E3 xztllfiilf f flrln fi S fWff,jj,f f?,rjyjy,jffW,l,, ,W l fill' aryl, ,tire .5f1w:t: f' ,. wir 14,-A. im, xllll'jll'i .',1?' 'fi alrzflfflw it 1. ,jjlifii,l+liZ,'Q fji1fiiCl,iilffl 'ir ,jyjnjjjjjff f' 1, 1if!fjljlf'j,vfl,fln , ,.:firllilflilgf' if ll'lZl:i2:m ,.4sr.,, -fx-f'M'ae-xii'-+.. TN'-'afief tu . 2sw1g,',f-',fms-as-I. . f2 e P 1'2 - .fwfithza 2 ifffitifsss. 1+ 9' 'uf will ,iff 1'lf'uiwf1'ri ,yy-11 ,Nil ' f'lflllilii'lilf W.rWllllllWllW ,g,,,f+:yijrfi'r'lfj,lwif f f ,f3..,,'Qfi Ml! Extftilfli 1 l. 1' we 1:fW1f1J,,,s1t.s SX ' ' ix iawdffifsli' ' ' -lftllffifrfiiwt ' ig,Wrjji1y,151'1' ,war 1 , ,,,j,'ymaf1g, '-1,,,f,yiyffff Q g ,Mfr Wjcjjqvgj, ,jf , will 'lw?w1+rsQfi'4!.li,l,ii4l5fszfsf' 'tg'i'iiSw,ifw ME GRIES How many Friday nights have you spent dressed up as a hill billy fool, get- ting thrown in jail, bailed out, marrying your date, and still have a great time? Only once a year! It's the dance where the gals get to invite their favorite guys and pay for the whole evening. Yes, it's the world reknowed Sadie Hawkins Dance. The 1986 Sadie Hawkins dance, put on by the Pep Squad, was a great event. The girls gym was creatively decorat- ed and the music the D.l. played was great, said sophomore Kathy Brown. Sophomore Allyson Kesky said, lt was more fun this year because there were more people. Qt While the Sadie Hawkins Dance was original, the Valentine's Day Dance brought romance into the air. The dance was sponsored by the ASB who thought of a unique way to get people to go to the dance while at the same time playing matchmaker. The ASB of- fered free admission to any couple whose names were on each others computer dating list. The colors of course were red, white, and pink. The turn out was great and many couples had a great time while others without beau enjoyed dancing with a group of friends. Brandon Peterson Being crowned, Tiffany Newman and Tyler Dubber- x- ly, enjoy the title of sweethearts of the Valentine's . Dance. iPhoto by Pro Image! Getting a little closer, John james and Barbara Fulmer embrace. iPhoto by Pro Image! Dancing the night away, Sea Hawks raise their hands to the song Shout !Photo by Pro Image! Sadie Hawkins And Valentine's Day Dances 17

Page 23 text:

NIGHTLII-TE At last the most prized possession of a students' life arrived, the weekend. The more stressful the week was the more we looked forward to Fridays. The weekends were a great way to for- get about school. Some students escaped reality by go- ing to concerts, cruising Sunset, and partying with friends whose parents were out of town. Others relaxed at home. I like to spend Friday nights watching 'The Dat- ing Game' to see what bachelors get picked, said senior Michelle Burnett. It is rumored that senior Tracy Brown liked to spend her nights finger-paint- ing her bedroom walls. One student had a different idea of a fun evening. My friends and I like to spend an occasional evening at L.A.X., said senior Lucy Pinera, pretending to be tourists that don't speak English. A normal night was spent cruising the beach, definitely! said senior Dave Agerbeek. Sophomore Tori Ramirez simply said that nighttime is for going out with guys and partying. Cultural evenings were spent by sen- ior Dana Zellers. Although I do fre- quent mundane places like parties and the movies, I like to spend most of my free time at the ballet, she said. Poor senior Ionas Russel never had any fun. I don't go out, I drool too much, he said. Kelly Lindwall Enjoying each others company, Karen Colburn and Scotty Davison, are content in each others arms. iPhoto by Kelly Lindwallj luring us to Redondo's theatre, jessica Holada, dresses up for her role in the fall play. iPhoto by Kelly Lindwalll Stopping for a quick bite to eat, Kristy Briganti and Shawnie Radach, sample each others food. iPhoto by Kelly Lindwalll Nightlife 19