Federal Way High School - Secoma Yearbook (Federal Way, WA)

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'+---Q Federal Way High School l98S When the halls of Federal Way High School are calm, you can still hear the faint laughter of the elementary chil- dren of l928. The echoes of the first seniors graduating in I938 brought forth the history of the eagles. The blue and white colors set the standard for excellence in ' t T 1,,f,-f at n G. -H V , A vt in 175 W ' , W if 'A . L l ,. First annual of Federal Way High School academics. Then there are the years of the l96O's, when the school expanded by almost doubling in size with each graduating class. Out of this came Thomas Jefferson and Decatur High Schools. Federal Way had now come full circle with its goat farms and trees being replaced with houses and schools. ln the l93O's Federal Way students were being bused to Tacoma and Auburn, from all this came an expansion with a complex bus system and a developed school district to become one of the largest in the State of Washington. With each passing year, more eagles graduate into the future, but later they will come home to Federal Way High School to reflect on the past and look toward the next 50 years! 2 Federal Way High I939 ULY i .SOM SSES Three Generations: John Herr lst class I939 - Marsee Herr Bowen 25th class Viki Bowen 50th class - i988

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