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

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There are two seconds left in the game. The score is tied, this shot will decide the outcome of the game. The player goes up for the shot, he makes it, the fans go wild. This is a familiar sce- nario to anyone acquainted with sports. In most games the fans have an effect on the outcome. I feel the fans play a great role in deciding the outcome of some games-not all but some, said senior volleyball player Kelly Lindwall. What is a fan? you may ask. A fan is, according to Webster, a person enthu- siastic about a specified sport. The Re- dondo fan was no different except that theys were enthusiastic about all sports. The school had a knack for breeding dedicated fans. Whether rain, wind or shine, by bus or private transportation, Redondo fans were there to cheer the team on. When the crowd shows it cares, then the team will too. Besides, it's fun, said senior Bob Busch Pam Broman Celebrating after the game, Melissa Curnow and friends pose for a victory picture. iPhoto by Paul Coej Showing their dedication, Kim Frick, Mindy Davis, and Lynn Wood huddle under a blanket awaiting the next play. fPhoto by Paul Coe! Cheering on Redondo, the senior class jumps and yells during a rally. IPhoto hy Pam Broman! Fan Appreciation 23

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