Woodway High School - Sinn Fein Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

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QL u ' 6 1- f f Q V mV - jk. 1 ,. 0 , y - W .Lf ,377 ,W ' ' , . - :Q V,, : . - K E lm L rf.. .V 1-hw 7 Administration To: Yearbook Staff From: Mr. Davis, Principal Re: Principal's Message for Yearbook As W o o dway High School ends its second year, the personality of a new s c ho ol be- gins to emerge. An ever widening curric- ulum and a teaching staff which is committed to quality education blend to provide intel- lectual s t im ul at io n for all. Pride in our school takes on anew dimension as Woodway completes its fir S t year in interscholastic activities. The absense of upper classmen these past two years has forced leadership on to some who may not otherwise have be- come school le a d e r s, and their response has been most heartening. Each new event has in i t i a t e d a new tradition, a challenge which Woodway High School s t u d e n t s ac - cepted willingly but did not take lightly. The student enthusiasm, friendliness, and seri- ousness of purpose portend a brilliant future for Woodway High School. V. lm' Although new to Woodway this year, Mr. Stoffer accepted the duties of Vice- Priricipal with courage and enthusiasm. Whether patrolling the cafeteria sche du J ing conferences, or advising student council, his is a job well done. 8 l Mr. Davis' right hand, Mrs. Myron, is kept constantly busy with bulletins , announce- ments, and phone calls. Despite the hectic schedule she maintains her exuberance and enthusiasm for all of Woodway's activities. Mrs. Schaeffer, counseling secretary, as- sists the guidance depmtment with its paper work. Running the mimeographing machine is one of the many duties of Mrs. Crary, Woodway's faculty secretary. Secretarial S Zajf Keeping the records straight is Mrs. Phillips, attendance secretary. Those who don't know her by name, would recognize her signature on any number of little white slips. Guidance Ivlr. McClenahan and Mrs. Svendsen, WHS junior and sophomore counselors, are always ready and willing to assist students. 9 Early Preparations In order to prepare the school for student oc- cupancy, principals, secretaries, counselors and other Work crews met daily at Woodway one month before classes began in September. Be c au s e Woodway High School had only two classes, s opho mo r e s and juniors, with no seniors, it was also temporary headquarters for Brier junior High School and for Edmonds Community College. It was oft en necessary for personnel from each of the three units to Wait their turn to use classrooms. Mose, as he is affectionately called, answered calls for help promptly. 1 Our principal, Mr. Davis, had the added handicap of moving with a cast on his leg, the result of a summer accident. Mrs. Fuhrman, librarian at Woodway High, came early to sort hundreds of cards for new books to be placed on the new shelves in the new library. Mr. Barich, principal of Brier junior High, and his secretary, shared the equipment in the main office with the Woodway staff. I -uf' 1 Swv Dr. Opgaard Worked at his duties as President of the College in his tiny office located in the Commons area. Dietitians, cooks, waitresses and custodians prepared meals and kept the cafeteria ready to serve students. Zasmv l English ' Mrs. Lillian Lockwood, Mr. Bruce Evans, Mrs. Wendy Kirkeeng , Mrs. joan Teachman, Mr. jim Bedell, Mrs. Cathy Miler with Ivlr. Al Greeves serving as chairman of the department, devoted their time to teaching World Literature to sophomores and American Litera- ture to juniors. Academic Reading Mrs. Helen Beaver, Cadet Teacher Randy Lockard, students Lonnie Rosen and Tom Roeder. Mrs. Beaver and the Cadet Teacher are instructing the students in the use of the controlled reader. Mr. Larry Fox, History teacher. 12 Requirem en ts Science Mr. Mark Freed, head of the Science Department taught classes in Biology as well as directing the activities ofthe stage crew, who were busy building sets and setting the stage for productions for the public. Mr. G. Ken Davis taught classes in Chemistry and Biol- ogy as well as being adviser and the momentum behind the newly organized Photo Club. History Mr. Lucky Klopp, Mr. Bill Peter- son, Mr. Tony Vukov, Mrs. Susan Alvord, and Mr. Dick Orr made up the History department. Mr. Orr, as chairman, led the department in their search for pertinent ma- terial to teach World History to sophomores and American History to juniors. Mathematics Mr. Roger Myers, chairman of the Math department, taught classes in Ge- ometry and Algebra, Mr. Kim Wilson taught classes in UICSM, Business Mathe- matics and Geometryg Mr. Gordon Mills taught classes in UICSM and Geometry. Mr. Dennis Campbell, Biology teacher 13 Study Hall Business Mr. Dave McAboy was the study hall monitor for Cindy Charron, junior, types in a business education two periods and taught three classes in boys' physi- class as teachers, Miss Lynn- Pratt and Miss Marjorie C21 8dL1C2-tiOI1- Hutchinson look on. Foreign Languages Mrs. Ruby Henry, French teacher and chairman of the foreign language department, stands with Miss Susan Hall, German teacher, beside the language laboratory. The language laboratory is located in the library where, with the help of student librarians, foreign language studenw can listen and learn the new language. 14 Laboratory Courses N Arts Ana' Crafts Home Economics Mr. Douglas Mullis, our only arts and crafts This department came under new guidance this year with the arrival of teacher, is new to Woodway this year. His Miss Cora Mae Kintz. Her classes included the first all-boys Home Econ- new ideas and techniques have inspired stu- omics Class. dents and stimulated their curiosity. Spanish Shop Mr. jim Beauneux taught Spanish and di- Mr. Larry Steffy taught classes in Auto Shop, Metal Shop and Mechani- rected the activities of the newly organized cal Drawing. Mr. Bryce Cook instructed students in the use of machines Wallflower Club. in his Wood Shop Classes. 15 2 Drivers Education Mr. Henry Pugsley, driving instructor, teaches students the rudiments of safe driving in the classroom with use of the simulator machine and by actual practice with the student driver at the wheel of a car on the highway. Mr. Lee Evans, voice and choral instructor. Mr. Bruce Caldwell, band and instrumentation -MW A X ei? J 1 7 N 1 R i 4 1 1' ACTIVITIES I QAbovej jeff Coffelt and Carol Besaw Inter-High representatives. fBeloWj Student Body officers from LEFT: President, Dan Lampardg Vice Pres. , Mike Hunsingerg Secretary, Candy Tenneyg and Treas. , Peggy Buck. A.S.B..' ayear This year, A.S.B. was faced with many seem- ingly infinite jobs. Several problems and pro- jects which were c arr ied over from last year kept the council busy for most of the year. There wer e new projects to be initiated also. Among the major dec is io ns made this year were the school theme, motto, mascot, and coat of arms. An Irish theme was decided upon by the majority vote of the s t ude nt body. Once the theme was decided upon an Irish c om m itte was estab- lished to bring further ideas for names before the student body. By the end of the year, Fianna Fail QWar r io r s of Destinyj was our mottog a c oat of arms was d raw ng the idenity of the Woodway Warrior was revealedg and we became the first school in our district to nameour buildings. A fall candy sale, several donut sales, dances and a spring carnival, Donnybrook Fair , were major fund raisers. Monies sustained from these activities help ed to pay off the debts that are encountered when starting a new school. Carol Besaw and jeff Coffelt represented Wood- way at Inter-High this year. They attended me etings at Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Meadowdale, Sehome, Bellingham, Everett, and Cascade High School. Woodway hosted the 20 of decisions l MQ, i fAbovej Mrs. Kirkeeng displays the new coat of arms at an A. S.B. meeting . fBelowj R epresentatives listen . Inter-High meeting on March 13. Inter-I-Iigh was estab- lished to form a friendly r el a t io n s h i p between the schools in the Western Conference and as a means for exchanging ideas among the schools. A.S.B. President, Dan Lampard, summed up the achievements of the Associated Student Body for '68-'69. Having an agenda that s ee med endless was the pro- blem of the Associated Student Body this year. There was a decision to be made on a theme, mascot, and emblem. Then there was our money issue and the pro- blem of setting up the various activities, rules, names, and traditions. And. believe me, allthese things repre- sented one big headache for everyone. But, more im- portant than these heada ch e s, there was the joy and happiness that comes from knowing you worked together toward accomplishment. fTop Rightj Representatives at an informal meeting. fLoWer Rightj The music of The Beard is enjoyed by dancers at the first A. S.B. sponsored dance. Girls' club does its own thing FRONT ROW: Diana Avery, Karen Kaltbrunner, Janis Cox, Yolanda Martinez, Becky Rath, Frances jasper. BACK ROW: Thea Hinclal, Norma Larshus, Linda Ne- well, Peggy Taylor, janet Schaal, Debbie Snow. Girls' Club did their own this year When. . . the officers picked uniforms like Shoreline l-Iigh's Girls' Club had the year before. . .an inactive Boys' Club beat us in the canned food drive.. .we sold the same carameled apples for two weeks. . .we made a candle factory out of the Home Ec. room for the Tolo can- dles. . .the junior Class President came in and helped bake Spanish Wedding cakes for Tolo-he may not have helped much, but he really ate a lotl. . . Eeyore came to visit the girls at the Big-Little Sister Banquet. . .three seventh graders bought Mums from our Mum Sale. . .we had girls marking the Boys' Club canned foods with G's so that we could claim them. . .Stag gave Girls' Club half of the totalcans for the canned food drive. . .we saw the job on the faces of the Sophomores when they got sardines shoved down their throats at the Big-Little Sister Banquet... Tolo turned out to be WoodWay's first suc- cessful formal dance. ' LEFT: Becky Baggentos, Vice Presidentg Pam Bookey, Secretaryg Penny Thornton, Presidentg Nancy Christensen, Trea- surerg Peggy Baranski, ASB Representativeg Miss Kintz, Advisor. QAbovej Sophomores sing juniors are great as part of their inltlation at the Big Little Sister Banquet, fBelow Leftj A big sister decorates her little s1ster's face with lipstick as part of her initation. QBelow Top Rightj Girls sell Woodway mums for the first Football game. fBelow Rightj Decorations for the Big Little Sister Banquet were co-ordinated around the theme of Winnie the Pooh ' 1--it ' V2 ?,..g 23 nik 24 Una Noche Luminosa de noviembre A Moonlit Night in November is the En- glish translation for the theme chosen by Girls' Club as they began their plans for a memorable evening, Woodway's first Tolo, which took place on November 23. Whether dancing or just listening, students enjoyed the music of the Esquires. From an elabo- rate fountain flovved the punch which Was served with cookies and mints. WW Promote S piri Z Mr. Bedell and Miss Hall, advisors to Pep Club, helped to promote school spirit. Dur- ing Nove mbe r, Pep Club sponsored The Feast , a big dinner he ld before a junior- s o p h o H1 o r e and faculty Volleyball game. Peggy Buck and Leslie Simons he a de d the student advisory committee. if- ' A lv cf' ' - f .Mgm- E, ff ' . 511835: v. Vg-sy , . ,., I I sis? 5 . S .f- 'T f Acting isfun CAST The guests: Florence . . . I-lannibal . Fairy May. . jeffrey. . . Mrs. Paddy. . The family: Titus. . . Samuel. . Lilly Belle . . . Ethel ...... The Staff: Miss Wilhelmina . . Dr. Emmett .... The Bear . . . . . The Doll. . . john Thomas. . Eilene Glasgow . .Mile Manson . . Anna Telles . . Larry Stuart . . Ann Seims . Kevin Nodland . . jeff Coffelt .Chris Petterson Denise Hamilton . . Darla Pardee . . Sean Guilmet .Te ddy G oom -bah . . . . .Jamey . Matt Hickman The Druids Worked dil- igently to produce the first highly s L1 c c e s s ful public p e r f o rmance of The Cu- rious Savage . Because ol' L I x 13 keen interest expressed in the play, an encore perfor- mance was requested of and arranged by drama direc- tor, Mrs. Teachman. 7 sv., .1 'K ' E 1 H The beat Mr. C al dw e ll keeps the beat and main- tains the tempo for a Marching Band which proudly displayed their new uniforms on the football field during half-time. As soon as the new uniforms arrived, Vol- unteers sewed on missing buttons . just as enthusiastic were the performances of the non -uniformed Pep Band. ofthe Irish 30 F ir 'vu A is l 31 'fu A 'J M 4 nw F J, 'li r, s.gQ., ' 1 hd, F Under the direction of Mr. Caldwell, the Woodway High concertband performedin a variety of programs. The first major performance of the concert band was at the Winter Concert where they made their first appearance in their new concert uniforms. Selections for their first musicale ranged from the lively march, Men of Ohio , to Haydn Wood's Manx Tone Poem, Mannin Veen . The Warrior concert bandjoined the other high school bands in District 515 for a pops concert on March 2, 1969. The combined bands played four tunes, each chosen by a conductor. Mr. Caldwell chose an ar- rangement of I've Got Rhythm which feattmed the percussion. Preparing for the Spring Concert and the high school band contest occupied the rest of their practice time. Stage band, an extracurricular ensemble, added that extra beat to the music department. Their practices one or two times a week prepared them for their per- formances at the Winter and Spring Concerts, PTSA meetings and many other programs. Since Woodway does not have its own orchestra, in- terested students playedwith the Edmonds High School orchestra. Debbie Winchar, Karen Hargraves, Nancy Zevenbergen, Diane Avery, Vicki Anderson and john Holt, Woodway students, performedwith the Edmonds orchestra. CAbovej Stage band performs at the Winter Con cert. fBelowJ Featured in an arrangement of Puff QThe Magic Dragonf' are tuba players, Gordy McDonald and Dave Koran. 33 ABOVE: Choir performs at the Winter concert. BELOW: Chorus and Choir sing the Messia.h . Vocalists sing out 34 Woodway's Vocal department is composed of three groups, Cho- rus, Choir, and the Neophonics. Cho ir members are selected by Mr. Lee Evans, Vocal director. Membership in Chorus is open to all interested students. Neophon- ic sis a s elec t vocal ensemble consisting of thirty members. At the Winter Concert each group performed. The two groups, Cho- rus and Choir, combined with the E dm o nds - Woodway Orchestra, to perform the Messiah as the evening's finale. The Spring C onc ert, the high school band contest, and the per- formance of HMS Pinafore were a l s o on the Vo c al departments agenda. X ABOVE: QRightj Neophonics learn new music? fLeftj Mr. Lee Evans, vocal director. BELOW: Chorus practices during their class time. 'an ...nd 35 Cheerleaders promote spirit Q , va-:MW ps 5-wwf 'N f 4 'j C C 'E ,f 5 C A Vfii l Q 'M f ff-. ,W .. 249' ff -V W W, . H, s , 1, ,?. 1221551955 E., -P? ., , 4' fAboVeJ Sharon Culbertson and CAboveJ Chris Clark and CAboveJ Marta Einess. Sandi Bissoh. Sheri Swearihgen. fAboveJ Dori Wright and Barb Svarny. nm- ln um -aw m ne,,uN1-amawfmwnu 1 A zmawfiffwyfmzmr-4. aiu nu nv.-m awxnuu1.n,ug:n if .navy-.-rmni.u n 1 nun:-mv: .-nu... f, Writefs cramp hits bombastic huzzah W kki' 5- H f h 'nav .,. a ir .. , U. he ' mi -, it L ,vi gf, Although the membership is Q 9 ' i ff' , small, our creative writing c lub has shown remarkable effort. This extracurricular club, under the supervision of Mr. jim Bedell, plan s to publish two magazines, fea- turing the writings of individ- ual m em ber s. Determina- tion, time and effort to write creatively resulted in a very productive year. 4-.Q Tom Koran, Janis Cox, Leslie Simons, Donna Hungerford, Shari Christiansen, Sandie Folgedalen, Mr. jim Bedell, advi sor. Not pictured: Mike Hunsinger, Anna Lowe, Cindy Unwin, Dori Wright, Val Proctor. Debate speaks out Woodway's debate team has shown remarkable effort and success as they participated in their first year of competition. Their advisor, Mr. Greeves, is very optimistic about the future of his club. They placed high in district competition and in meets held at Western Wash- ington State College, the Uni- versity of Puget Sound, and in Snohomish. Because of the age factor, de- bate members had to compete in the junior division. Hope- fully, by next year, the debate team will be able to partici- pate in the senior division--- thus e arning the recognition they deserve. Dave Forsyth, Paula Lancaster, john Holt, Nancy Christensen, Brian Rush, Gail Frazer, Giff Lehman, jeff Coffelt, Mr. Greevesg advisor, Dave Eberhardt. Not pictured: Chris Ellison and Larry Hoppe. 37 Denk S c hn e e fThink Snovvj, was the motto of the 68-69 Woodway Ski Club. On the opening trip of the season, the mem- bers s c h u s h b oomed, sitzmarked, and skied their way over the glistening pow- der snow at Mt. Baker. F urthe r trips were tak en to White Pass, Stevens and Snoqualmie Passes, Crystal Mt. , and a final overnight stay was planned for Mt. Baker. Mr. Mills, advisor, with the ad- visory board, provided a full season of skiing for b e g i n n e r s and experienced skiers. : fu NV 1 sq, WZ.. 3' V 3 ,f Q' 4? 15 LHS iw Slci Club Advisory Board: STANDING- Terry Ranger Larry Hoppe, Randy Pulley. SEATED- Leslie Sim- ons, Sabre Simons, Pam Parsons. - ' I m w:,g',:,i337.i,jQ'Sfff: g '- - f ' .. ,I . . , ' ' , , . T' fr MA' L ' fi iEZ?T f '?aiw'Tf V -' J ' Salt ' 4:12521 - nf f: , V ,. A Q Q: . H fl - ' :1.f, -..4:f-.-5,,.:.f-4 ....,, fd .:-:- W -QW' , ,, .4 - Y. 2.. . -A ' . -i 1, 5 .2 , ..-ff' f if 'ff 'Mm if ' A .. ' ,, , ,v - 1' - LETTERMEN: TOP ROW: Scott Stuart, jeff Pratt, Gordy Hecker, Mike Wade, Don johnson, Rob Wolstenholme. SECOND ROW: Steve Freng, Randy Pulley, Craig Swanson, Wayne Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Doug Larson, jeff Cooke, jeff Parsons Bruce Anderson, john Petersen, Bruce Phillips. FOURTH ROW: joe Thompson, Rich Venner, Mike Laurine, Dick Crom- bie, Tim Seawell, Dan Lampard, Rod Snyder. FIFTH ROW: jeff Neuizmann, Steve Linsey, Mike Wheat, Larry Kappler, Marc Tachell, Wade Farley. The dark green and orange letter -jackets add color to the halls at Woodway. The jackets also identify the lettermen. Al- though this is the first year Woodway has actually had Lettermen, these boys have Worked hard to earn their letters. Mr. Petersen presented letters to the men at an assembly of the student body. GAA Officers: Nancy Christensen, Debbie Carr, Shari Swearingen, Becky Baggenstos. Letter wom en FIRST ROW: Nancy Christensen, Karen Kaltbrunner, Barb Bab- cock, Pam Parsons. SECOND ROW: Shari Swearingen, Debbie Carr, Sue Griffin, Becky Baggenstos. THIRD ROW: Carol Hoff man, joan Haufler, Diana Panek, Lois Maier. 39 Due to the loneliness on a cross c o untry bus the club with the m os t prestige on campus, the Waliflowers, was organ- ized. Once thought of as farce, the club has grown in mem- bership. Awarding the cheerleaders with megaphones, chop- ping Wood to earn money, sponsoring a Saint-Vincent -Dance, and ushering at games provided a full agenda. Walwowers blossom J bf S tag The girls at WHS felt that since the boys had organized the Wallflowers for BOYS ONLY, they needed a club for GIRLS ONLY, so they organized a group for girls, called Stag. The purpose of the club is to promote spirit among female students and to act as a courtesy organization. To become a member, a girl n eeds an ASB card and an int er e st in WHS. Activities sponsored by this gro up were a skating party with the Wall- flowers and Pep Club as guests, Christmas carolling with Mr. Greeves, ushering at plays, and helping at concession stands at games. 41 P' CK J! F irs ls join forces M Onjanuary 13 the Yearbook Staff had a half-way party. On that date SOLM of the book had been turned into the publisher for printing. The picture ABOVE shows one of the party high- lights, posing for pictures. Producing a good annual is a big job. It takes cooperation, knowledge, and lots of time, as this year's staff foimd out. Working each day during sixth period fand many times after schoolj the staff create d the pages of this book. Working with and along side the Year- book Staff was the Photo Club. The boys, with Mr. G.K. Davis as advi- sor, contributed many pictures and much pic ture - taking-talent to the Staff. GE YouK 6500 ' .4 . Q n of ' .5,LQ..,-, f -. 552' ' . Mfggtx XY ,.,.--an l . 6 Q . X lit i 2 . 3 1 s-5 1 25 'V I to W Jn...- Rulers, forms, and pictures - the items needed for lay- ing out a Yearbook. . , 4 Q ,,L,,,. 1 x 'XX -1-.1 lil Ten members of the WHS Yearbook Staff and Mrs. Lock- wood and Mr. Mills, attented aworkshop at Bothell High School in September. The purpose of the workshop was to show students how to put together a good annual. Y. . t ,.,.+' ' 711 ig' ff ' f' , fro, I A NI, , H 5 . 1 SPORTS ,,. N , in 'LLL '2 Coaches: Head coach Mr. Bill Peterson: Mr. Lucky Klopp, Mr. Bud Holt. Mr. Kim Wilson. Players: FIRST ROW: Randy Kidd, Tim Jennings, Cyle Vandever, Doug Tavis, john Kerl, Rod Snyder, Ron Moen, Kurt Hermann, Mike Smyth, jeff Pratt, Gary Lien, Jess Henderson, Bill Pearson, Scott Stuart. SECOND ROW: Steve johnson, Pat Smith, Randy McCreary, Tom Phillips, jeff Cooke, Don Anderson, Mike Berni, Tim Carroll, Dan Lampard, Dick Crombie, jeff Coffelt, Jeff Nuetzmann, Sandy johnson, Rich Venner, Todd Christensen, Paul Jeffers. THIRD ROW: Greg Green, Marc Tachell, Bruce Phillips, Bruce Anderson, john Petersen, Bob Campbell, jim Ballard, Doug Larson, Tom Montague, Scott David- son, Mike Wheat, Bob Jensen, Gordy Hecker, Mike Wade. if af 6 FJ' Starting out the '68 football season with the first Western-Conference-touchdown, Wood- way began im kick off year . This marked a building year for the Warriors. New knowledge and experience was gained for Woodway's first varsity team. The capable leadership of head coach Bill Peterson led the team in both games and practice. Accepting the inspirational award was Craig Swanson. C r a i g was nominated as being the team member who promoted the most spirit. Mike Wheat received the captain's award for his outstanding leadership on the field. The JV with a 1-win 3-loss season did triumph over the Meadowdale Chiefs. The sophomore team worked diligently through the season. After many efforts and in their last games they stomped the Cascade Bruins with a 26-7 victory. Varsity team . . VARSITY TEAM SCORES WOODWAY Opponents 6 Edmonds 18 0 Sehorne 35 7 Mtlk. Terrace 18 O Everett 45 O Seattle Prep 51 O Be11ingham 37 0 Blanchet 42 O Cascade 38 12 Meadowdale 26 13 Edmonds 31 H- .ji 11,1 W., Q f T SN -f' ' ci, , if Q, 'L .. A I ' I s A 4 V at ggeiyzif EM N 4 :ji , W . AI wa I f 'X nl goes into action 5 , 'vi' h' - wm- Q-.4 kiss wumxmre. Cross Country had a very successful year competing in the Western Confer- ence Division. Despite weather and varsity competition our team proved themselves challenging rivals. The boys never could have done it without the encouragement and hard work of their coach, Mr. Roger Myers. In the Western Conference Championship meet, Woodway placed third in the over-all team score. Jeff Parsons placed fourteenth in an exhausting 3.0 mile mn. Receiving the first top ath- letic awards for Cross Country were: Jeff Parsons, Team Captain for next year, and Wade Farley, Cross Country Inspirational Award. no , , lrxini gi .Q 5 5 t li ' . ' a,g,Lrf+A Q- 4l'P?pfZ'2f?,a:,L.f , .1 ikmfg, mfg . . ,,.,,, M3511-.f. .fig ,QQ-' .fy m W, A-A ,e,..:. f .. a 52 f i See how they run Inglemoor 50 Woodway 50 Woodway 8t VARSITY Woodway 32 Hazen 24 Woodway 51 Bothell 88 O'Dea 41 Woodway 31 Sehome 28 Woodway 60 Everett 55 Blanchet 18 Woodway 35 Seattle Prep 26 Woodway 37 Cascade 23 EDMONDS DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP Meadowdale 23 Edmonds 55 Mountlake Terrace 74 WESTERN CONFERENCE Edmonds 2nd Meadowdale 4th Mountlake Terrace 6th 4-f., so 311, W E I 'f 'I' -'. 'f3?f39 Sharp shooters show spunk 54 Although our W a r r io r s were not particular ly Victorious on the courts, they p la y e d With Winning attitudes. T h r o u g h out basketball season, despite the heartbreak of defeat, they s howe d how deter- mined, how spirited any one group of individuals can be. U n der the coaching of Mr. Myers, the Varsi- ty Team made full use of this year 's experience to better their skills and rn old an undefeatable team. They look to the future for their reward - the r ewar d that befits a mighty Warrior. Varsity H oopslers Name Pos. Hgt. Pt. Avg.Yr. Steve Freng C 6'1 0.18 11 Gordy 1-Iecker F 6'2 5.05 10 Don johnson F 6'2 14. 83 11 Larry Kappler G 5'11 1.09 11 Dan Lampard F 5'10 0.45 11 Mike Laurine G 5'8 1.28 11 Mike Lyng F 5'11 0.42 11 Steve Ostrem G 5' 10 1. 08 1 1 Tim Seawell C 6'2 2. 82 11 Mike Wheat G 6'0 10. 73 11 Rob Wolstenholme F 6' 1 4. 39 11 Rich Venner G 5'11 9. 0 10 COACH: Roger Myers MANAGERS: Bruce Ogan and Bob Nye fFront Rowj Left to Right: Mike Wheat, Larry Kappler, Rich Venner, Coach Myers, Steve Osirem, Mike Lyng and Steve Freng. QBack Rowj: Rob Wolstenholme, Don johnson, Tim Seawell, Mike Wade, Gordy Hecker and not pictured are Dan Lampard and Mike Laurine. Mike Wheat jumps for a perfect lay-in. Rich Venner Shoots Over the Mike Lyng demonstrates the War- head of an opponent. rior style . 56 XJR y1U3ffZf2tQ,N fAbovej Sidelined for part of the sea- Steve Freng practices his son is Dan Lampard. fBeloWj The shooting. Warrior team leaves for half time. S eas0n's Scores Woodway 52 ....... '1Lake Stevens 43 Woodway 15 . . ?5Terrace at jamboree 14 Woodway 54 ...... ,iMeadowda1e 74 Woodvvay 56 ....... Seattle Prep 72 Woodway 44 . . . . Edmonds 64 Woodway 39 . . . R1:Lake Stevens 38 Woodway 57 . . ..... Blanchet 84 Woodway 56 . . . !iMt1k. Terrace 67 Woodway 28 . ..... Sehome 58 Woodway 48 . . .... Cascade 59 Woodway 33 . . .... Everett 40 Woodway 47 . . . . Bellingham 71 Woodway 46 . . . . Edmonds 76 Woodway 64 . . . . Blanchet 73 Woodway 37 . . ..... Sehome 63 Woodway 57 . . . . Meadowdale 83 Woodway 43 . . ....... Cascade 79 Woodway 50 ..... Mtlk. Terrace 55 Woodway 55 .... Terrace at play-off 70 'inon-conference 2' fm W ' -I A 'ma ' ' 'Cammy' v '4'f14uxsH M... .... ,... ., , .. .. A ,,,, W.. ...... 4.1 M, 1. ,. w ll'- ' I 9 Y A Juv sz 1 fd' J. V. and Sophs do lhezr The junior Varsity b a s k e tb a ll team, coached by Mr. Larry Fox and the Sopho- more basketball team, coached by Mr. Lucky Klopp showed plenty of action, for spectators and opponents. The j.V. team had a O-15 r e c or d and the Sophomore team had a 2-13 r ecord. These hard Working boys who practiced hours after school will make up the j.V. and Varsity teams next year. BOTTOM ROW: jeff Pratt, Larry Malcolm, john Hemp, Mike Wade, Tim Dake, Don Locken, Ken McKay. TOP ROW: Terry Ranger, Tim Knittle, Dave Griffith, Mil-ce Morrison, Mike Hunsinger. Not Pictured: jeff Cooke, Glen Powell. Murphy comes through for KJR BOTTOM ROW: jim England, Bruce Phillip Mike Smyth. TOP ROW: Steve Nelson, Bra Glen Bratt, Cyle Vandever, Doug Hansen, Wade. Spider Tj alias Sweet Thomasj made ll surprismg polnts Mr Beau naux was glven a huge blrthday cake f r 0 m the Woodway stu dents 5 Sandl B1sson was caught swearir g and had to apolog1ze to KIRQ a football game was played Q and the KIR All Amer icans S u c C e eded 111 defeatmg the W o 0 dw ay Edmonds Fac ulty with a close score of 72 70, intheW I-I S andE H S basketball game Why riot when you can wrestle 7 The Woodway Warrior matmen answered the question with an 8 -4 Wesco record, which was substantial to ear n t he m a fourth place berth during the season. The Warriors were represented in the Sub -District tournament held at Meadow - dale, by the twelve wrestlers. Chris El- lison, 145, and jay Frees, heavy weight, placed s e c o n d in their weight classes, and sent them to the district meet held in Bellingham. Head Coach Bryce Cook noted, It's one of the greatest groups of wrestlers I've ever worked with in my coaching career. Next year our record shouldbe even bet- ter with agood chance of taking Sub -Dis - trict and District. Coach McAboy added, It should be a good squad next year with two years of team practice and a year of varsity ex- perience. 60 Woodway Woodway Woodway Woodway Woodway Woodway 'kNon -conference games . 28 - Sehome 7 . 36-Mtlk. Terrace . ll -Cascade . 26-Blanchet l6 -Bellingham 9 -Shorecrestik i Pictured L. TO R. are: jay Frees, Bruce Anders Marc Tachell, Chris Ellison, Wayne Reynolds, Knightly, Gary Lien, Richard Fiorito, Coaches terson, Mike Bingaman, jeff Washburn, Tom K be i'l9'g'f 4,5 ll' tv f in -...N 4-X SWF ff AQ X A ...:. ,,, ffiw HJ Q Hi H. f- Q A 45 WD' is Varsity Team. FRONT ROW, left to right: Eric Petter- Campbell, Rich Venner, Craig Swanson, Mike Wheat sen, Mike Laurine, Steve Fiorito, jeff Pratt, Mike Not pictured: Steve johnson, Paul Schulz. Smyth. BACK ROW! Tim Knittle, Tim Seawell, Bob Baller up . Q 'e Coaching the varsity baseball team for it's '69 season was Mr. Kim Wilson. 64 Q. J' wr' Q . . . -If-Qf.,,.. At the start of the '69 season the baseball players had the privilege of initiating WI-lS's newly constructed baseball diamond. This improvement over last year's elementary field provided the stimulation needed by our team as they en t e r ed varsity competition. Blue skies and high hopes provided the encouragement for a promising season. junior Varsity Team. FRONT ROW, left to right: jim justason, Cyle Vandever, joe Monaghan, W Dan Hammer, Jim Ratliff, Don Hemp. BACK ROW: Steve Day, Steve Loewen, jan Wade, Randy Kidd, Coach Fox. f-el pf Q Of ax' O' 5, ' . I 4kx' I ., -'Q we . .. c .aw 2. With sore and strained muscles, the trackmen of Woodway High School limber up for what hopes to be a rewarding sea- son for 1969. Although the weather at first looked displeasing to the boys, they still continued to Work hard. Coach Bill Peterson commented, We'll have a difficult time in dual meets, but we will do better as the bigger meets come along. Even tho ugh the boys la c k experience, they should do well in the field events, distance runs, Sprints and the hurdles. The team met their first competi- tion on March 2 l against Bothell. ...And they re Trackmen pictured L-R: Todd Christensen, Nick Kunz, Dean Miller, Rod Snyder, Ron Moen, Steve Lindsey, Barry Brada, David Sizer. ROW 22 Dave Madison, Kirk Mikkel- borg, jeff Parsons, Larry Stewart, Steve Scott, Sandy johnson, Tom Phillips, Brad Christianson, Kevin Braa. STANDING: Coach Peterson, Pat Smith, jim Ratliff, Doug Larson, Bruce Anderson, john Hemp, Kim McCoy, Rick Peterson, Gary Fowler, Wayne Reynolds, Bruce Phillips, Tom Pirotte, Brian Rush, Ken I-lammerquist, Coach MCAboy. 66 Off aw Pictured LEFT TO RIGHT ffirst rowj Coach Holt, Glen Bratt, Barry Hall, Dan Lampard Dean Parks Gary Lien Mark Ward Qsecond rowj Greg McDonald, Mike Hunsinger, Mike Lyng, Doug Mayhle Tom Niebrugge They raise cz racket WoodWay's tennis team has shown skill and determination in its efforts to gain high standings in the Western Conference. The team has greatly improved their form through many long hours of p r a c t icing and participation in matches. T a k ing advantage of the six returning varsity play- ers, Coach Holt looked forward to a very succ es sful season. Pleased with their perfor- mance are Dan Lampard fabovej and Dean Parks fbelowj. fR1ghtj Mlke I-lunsmger returns a serve. fAbovel Glenn Bratt waits for a return. SEASON S SCORES WOODWAY ......... Bothell WOODWAY ........ Edmonds WOODWAY . . .Everett WOODWAY . . . .Sehome WOODWAY . . . . Cascade WOODWAY WOODWAY WOODWAY WOODWAY WOODWAY WOODWAY WOODWAY WOODWAY WOODWAY WOODWAY WOODWAY . . . Bellingham . . .Meadowdale . . Mtlk. Terrace . . . . Blanchet . . .Seattle Prep . . .Meadowdale . . . . Edmonds . ..... Everett . . . .Mtlk. Terrace . .... Sehome . . . Edmonds Greg M Doug Mayhle fabovej and Mike Lyng fbelowj reach out for sure c ' . Donald demonstrates h1s style. shots 'idling tif? 1 f ff' -rr, ,,,. 2 .A . Nl f M I'-I ul? in Ai ii if E '5 .L 3 gN,. .,Na 1 1 ff! 3 4 I , 1 Boys' intramurals 1 1 F 1 N 1 1 Y ALBUM Class 0f'7O leads the way .41 Whether on a field trip to the Seattle Repertory Theater or on a rooter bus to a football game, the enthusiasm and pep of the class of 70 was very evident. Organizing and promoting spirit among the juniors was the purpose of the first junior Class of Woodway. The junior Class was governed by the junior Council, composed of a representative from each junior home room, and the junior class officers. Faculty sponsors of the junior Class this year were Mr. Br uc e Evans and Mrs. Wendy K irke e ng. The junior officers are: Dallas Duell, presidentg Steve Freng, vice- p r e s ide ntg Connie Rath, secretaryg and Ed Goodnough, treasurer. .-rl , i .. LW, ' ' .r +4 K 6 H im! 5- I, V I 54 A A af i g 'V 5 George Aar yu A 7 e' I, A -sf L, i,g,. Frank Aff V ' '-LL A Ah 'O ' E, V ,bla Q Glenn Aff w , Y fl A 'f'ff3 ' , Y m Anne Akervold 'fi ., ' V., I n-L- w f S as Ted Alleman X lb Z I AAAA W si f Karen Allen A, My li . , ff: Q il ' f Vi lx 4 i xv - , B K M K K Y i . 7 . K A Q , , elln f M B in A f B lv, I- . :KW S . to :Q - a V -- . ' Loretta Allen A ' 1 at X'wHl , A W W r 13 Steve Allstaedt , 1' . k K ,I v - As S 4? if ' , ' Rick Amble in - K . y 4 A i - 1 5, Bruce Anderson 'Q 1 v7 ' no -- :gg 3 Ken Anderson W? I fl f xl if ' M, Marlene Arkills A if Q ' . A 5 A j E 1 I i xx ', X V L' I ' gf r Cindy Arstad , W ,- fo Y , A' f A V H Q 'i ' A vs- 'Ll i , Bob Atchison X ,. 4 x im' 1 - ' Diana Avery L, A I if I W3 Q i ' ' Barb Babcock ' My Becky Baggenstos A 7 2 c,,, - Chris Bailey A , ls Q H 1 ' f as , , f john Bailey l Y ' M 1 ' . 3 ffxs A f f X YSL , Mary Ann Bakken - I ef W ff ,X i I 17 Lorrie Baldwin V ., V f' I , M f' ' f A0 C ' in , . jim Ballard , 1-1 ' ' fx ,y A, A --3, ggi Peggy Baranski ' ' ga' ' -. ' A A 3 V Bob Basel W , Vx.. X ff! ,X X i M M . Q 1 A I Q T Q N f an X is ,ef 1' . - i'-J C i - A - Warm, ig Francis Bassett A . I ' J ,ra T' 'B Paul Batchelder , H, Lisa Behm ' - 4 ., r l , ' ' Teri Bennett I ' lx , N Lesley Benton X 7 Rick Bergere at iii D Q K I Carol Besaw gg ,ss 4 A V- Mike Bingaman , ' 'r ,7 -- 'A '75 X Sandi Bisson Q B mf? Robin Blair Tl ,gf V Mike Bland ' ,gg 15544 M L J John B012 M . 75 1- A f A A ' gf X ey , , ,. .A QL M , A M 1 , g H Peggy Buck JMR 5 Michele Byrne U VG- Mike Cannon , 5 Debbie Carr W ' George Causer 5, Steve Champion X AT Becky Coffey Dennis Conner jeff Cooke Lewis Cope Janis Cox Vicki Crain f Dick Crombie jan Cross wr 4 .f ,x Fi 4 3 ki ' rj -nf l' ' lax .fi ,, Xie 4 i if 6. xXf'U!'i as i ef if f - 1 52? . QE ej- f 'V ri F., rbi - r ff' g , .gp yy X , -ff' - 3-.4 s f' , 'f' l l fl 3,5-355 Q ',3 .1 Q , yi- Ei - - ' aa ni time an 'E U all ' Q up ir-, r,L,z4 , f1u.f refs. ' gg. 54 A ,fi 55 V r in pgs... ,Q!.,6:-,Ls y if! li-.4 A 3fi .'w.,u-r. Clark Crerar Dene Critchley Q - MSL MLM YQ, WW- ,,,,.,, . Pam Bookey A -, Lynette Boursaw K 8 Andy Brakus Q, M Jon Brisebois A Bob Brown ix X Ron Buck , A C A or M or X X :gig A, 'S-' ' 59125, , y f yyri X ig , M if i f 1 X - , I , ' ,, C hd , ig f X 'fi ,V X Dpi? r i C x fda eiei i , nil . W. Cindy Charron ' g Nancy ' 'N 'F' ' ' Christensen Todd Christensen , f ' Sharon 5, f Q X Christiansen g f Chris Clark X ' jeff Coffelt A MM A 9 , , f C K, ' 'fig V WILN C g ' , - g- yyyy nf 15,0 x i ,i Q X . W , M, .-.fo-ss ' I , ,,,,, , Cixi 15 fs W 23151255 V: QW The Monday morning blahs 76 Tim Dake Mike Derosier Tim Dickison vu ' N75 Dallas Duell Gerry Duff Kim Dunning joel Durgin Judy Durham Dave Eberhardt .,..... we Sharon Culbertson Mike Curtiss Larry Dahlberg Q A, ' 5 .Q . K TQ 232 . A f ,J 1' l . ,v E. Colleen Fay Kathy Ficklin Mike Finley Nancy Finney Steve Fiorito AA y ,,..,,, .. -Z ' fu- 1 ' ,Z , 5 ,,,, , 1r '257' v' ,2- X t ,, K uw- ,,,, K6 fi X yn f X my ,,,.f msn. ' Mike Diers Donna Drottz il Q 4 jr r' , ' ,f X, .I C' A X , J Kevin Donahue ,Q 1' 1 ' ' f 3' ' :K R 8 , S . 'H ip, What do you mean 24-36-24? , --Q he G 'Q 2' +'-.,,, WM. C f' ff - 5 A . - 1 f C . k . Q 3 Z, . Q r ix A Y 4 AMN lig ne:-'A : ge.. , fy , E 5 , aw ' , , WAY A f - Marta Emess 'lf' ,G Q' if .L F Steve Eliason 'xr .A - Chris Ellison ' N 4 A Tom Fagnan fp V V df' 2' V Wade Farley h is 4 f . N A yyyy C Y y . 'N - N, I I S V V 1.r. 5, , , ,, H ix 1 'L mn Q V 4 ,. .-J' 4 'xp h, 4 , 49 X I, its 31 ' f 3 .. P. Nflgj, , , 4 X js ex. X: , U HF 1 s - S- 77 92 fr 1, f . M S MV ! 'lik 'ff VV K E, ' f. 5 ,, , If' ' C S .x ww P S ' f Q ll ' Steve Freng -- I AA-? Diane Gibson Q - ' Ed Goodnough f A . J L jay Grant 3 A 5 Tom Griffin Dave Griffith gg 3 A ,Q We bv ,W A To A L. V if J D V 'W ., ,iff , ' V gigs Ci, , nnnn if 'eie gf N Q -M ie' A N I I . 1 aj 'E ir' Open wide for... 3,1 if 78 ygafs-var, 5Q'w.,,Q.4,,. 'iff A Craig Fish gfwe ii ' N Sandy Folgedalen ff V 5' Gary Fowler W -4' ix' f - Paul Fox ' , J ? Connie Franich Q l ' B I jay Frees X 'F A N a eeei fl S S gn iff, , 57 A S 9 .. ' , if V 5 y X. N' A Q! X Nancy I-Iallums Candy Hamlin fm 2 Q ' ,,-r Vis Karen Hargraves Vicki Harkcom Steve Grinaker '45 , Art Guertin Sean Guilmet I ,- 5 Lane Gustafson 1? Terry Haddenham Dave Hagen N xx, l S Q we Mark Hanson N Shirley Harden 1 . .. l ,fi . ff ' b fi id' '1 'Q ' Hx 's ,' IV' X 476, - i I I Ab ' iv 5 . , 5 , I ,, gs 9 - ' x- 5 ,V 5 , -I yibmx limi '41, r i 5,5 ' 3 e ,. .1Jf:55 'l ' ffm V A 'Wh 'V' , 5. is -N , fri 44 2 T N 12 I sys . E ,rf QS M 1 4 'sf 'W .- S S The In-Look for 1968 Jerry Hudson Pam Hu GS gh Mike Hunsinger Ted Hunter Ginger Hussey Ed Iversen C 'Tier -H JA ax ' V Sandy johnson Sue Johnson Scott Johnston Dave Johnstone Cathy Jones Kyle jone S sry rv- F5 Naiixki JH' TK 5-1 't ' i is lf' .tafya ff R -5 'ski 1 me f . ,- il, Thea Hindal jill Hindmalsh Jack Hinds Cindy Hipps A f i Xa ! . 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X , ' if x ,ff Z is P B A' ff Q .f K f 5 ' .1 L L 'L , I in ' -' F4 .ks ff 4 Y - s A T XX . X X , M 4 Z ff ,I Mi QLL ,siL Ishy y ' it h! L 7 'I' Q3 yvyh i A y xx' , gg it 'A' Q E 4 3 if Q' 13 Karen Kaltbrunner Larry Kappler Ron Keeton nf 'Q x ff If K 4 5 A . ipiiikff ,Q ififw V N I: E , r R V , Hotdog! Betty Klitzke Kimm Klitzke Tim Knittle Liz Kohn Barb Kolczynski Gene Kolczynski L ' fl X ' . f 1 A ,M , '53 - ., K . Q, ,,., . 'I I g A .. y it , , K 1 A fi W ' ' 'L' f . ' Av .W l 2, 1 - y y V x Q ' , . V 1' 1-1 Doug Larson fi V ' Mike Laurine ,i -- f 4. Debbie Lee ' Dick Lee H Giff Lehman 1 L 5, Y ,fl 4 . L :A ,. H - M rv- -v ,S 80 Elaine Lightner sg 4- - W V' Q'fv wr i lf ,.-1, , -V gg: 12 4 - 1 :E 5 V 4 . , f, V,,,V.. f , ':,, V? if X Sally McMahon Judy McNut?t W M v, ,1 -f Cynthia Miller .Mah ,. M i ,mm.L. V , K ,Lm:' ' V , A e ik, -5- 5, Y, Q1 My X A 3. L - .. V? 7. -1. , Q 5 - 4 t f'--15 ' i . if ', jose Martinez ' Q 5 ' Yolanda Martinez I . 'F-. ' R, A' V Cindy Mattice 1 v Q ' A145 I .5 ' ,: H 6 Sandy Mattice In- L H 3 - i 'X' I ffxa H, fbi 40-, Q 13, I I ff' ,Q . 3? ' 23 i , Y X ,xr i A yi . xi . va' W' , it fr ff' . 5 1 6 if O I Nick Me yer Olga Me yer , .n , x 1 .X ,iiwi , ji, yn..-0' WR i inii J ' Kirk Mikkelborg A, x 1 if eel better, son? Mike Lyng Lois Maier Mike Manson Tim Martin Doug Ivlayhlc Mike McDermott john McDevitt Gordy McDonald Greg McDonald Mary McKay 424 . ,I , .5 ..,. 53 4 m e-r, I .I - X, -'Q A .1 . - N' ,, I W V . 3? x 4 1 4 f , ..1 5 ,-vw w, K iii , X -yr 5 l ff rm. si K u f 5 I 5. - L - . ' A 'Q ' vs gf 1 5 ,a , Y 4 9 1 f N v S 9 f at gf y, is , , nnnnn Mike Morrison I if , Marcia Mudra me ,, f 'V 'ld st Tim Nlurphy r , V ' -5 yi 1 QS, Q L Kalen Myers A ' 'f-. ,M f Sue Myers - , K E' if Steve Nazarenus K X i 2 fig X ,X N f K no A can V I AR ' I Q 5 i. N e ,pg X Q 4, ' ,r 6 , f. A i JY' , 7 Pretty good tiger meat, huh?' -L-.nf ,.,,, ' ,5- -tv 4 NK M k kr--K W..- ' f Bob Nye Priscilla Nyreen i K Nora Ogren Mike Olsby Kim Minnis Carol Moen Cal Monis Tom Montague Walt Moore Nancy Morgan . -v , rl . orr c E ff' P or ' lf! K .W- RX JV ,JF 4 ,, I . 7, I. -1, X f . , a he QQ. I 39 'rl 82 Laurie Nelson Linda Newell Joyce Newton Tom Niebrugge Becky Nopp jeff Nuetzmann i fi? x Cheryl Odal Bruce Ogan H 6' 'A i' 'rr , , 1' -7 P ' . 'X , -,ff f -'j f - 1 , 5, I L1 .PI I' .fgafmr E r I ' f. ,,' 'lrl A P gg. jim Panek A 5 te A Laurie Parnell 0. ' W 3 X0 tl 1+ 5' m Jeff Parsons . 3 Pam Parsons X. -1- f g ' 2 if ' Corina Payne 1 ff: 1, 'yi 1? , Marla Pederson X g 7 ii if- , 1 1 V . 1 gag W 1.35.1 , K imi. V x 2 , AZ wwly ' .I ,EL I 1, gk V as .- ei - .-1: , M Marge Penrod 9 I ' - jonel Pepich . . john Petersen 'N ,L ,iii will A NY '11 1-' A -' if 31 L Rick Peterson . F A gr Sheryl Peterson b -iii, 5 ' 1 Af, ' , Chris Petterson ' f . f ' - P A Q P95 K , ew ! ,.', M 'Q , ,4- X ' N4 . 're if I K ' A , ,QQ Ruth Poffemorh pa- , Glen Powell . ' Rick Powell .1 .fp 'i' in Zsr' ' 1 wL ' K A Darrel Picard Torn Pirotte Debbie Pittson 1 I HM- I i -'L , , 1 .sv D 4- fi - 'X ,',': fr I 25 W'i ' I 4, 'fi,,1fI, -'-ww. .- 83 Charlene Osburn if 'B P ,. il ' J f- Keith ost J ' Q Pat Ostby ,MQ A Don Paige 1 Dennis Palm :X ' ,X Diana Panek 'vii Q, X , -4, m ' if g'F3X 0 Fm ' Ig LJ.: J' 3 ff ' P H 4- , M, A A , 4 'E , gf . Q iaai , E I my s i 3 if we Here it comes! Al1h.hhh! 5 1 I and the electricity runs through here. . . Kevin Reeve Doug Repman Debby Reynolds Sandy Riley A1 Ripke Frances Risen M M' ff EE . N fe X ag X 4. rc., K -45 'Q 1 X fx j , V iz Lf, In t A , ,.. K V ffzigxx 4 , Dave Sanford Ron Sargent janet Schaal Phil Schneider 3. .Q , t W X 14' K ON t it AX R fl in as 'K A ' v Q 1' 1 3 I .. JJ f W K I! K L Wa W I 1 C J Debbie Sanders Ai nw' f . Felissa Schoenield Q we vw Q .Q A.-' . . My elm .fa ' Terry Ranger Nancy Rasm ussen ,fr Q 4s Q ff 1 Y, ,v j ,L gg ,yi X ? Y t i D G' 12 ii. 5113, X fix if 4 Val Procter Pam Pyke fr 11.5 it L y Q R, 4 XXVI? , V ill i ,,, ' F H Becky Rath w 4' Connie Rath U A' i ' 'E I -r,ya , 4 H ,AI P, 1 S 5 3. f, -if I'i ' f x A 5 V :N ii? ' Q ZA 's 'liz Lonnie Rosen Brian Rush Bill Rust if , Dan Rust X jim Ryan -A F tl-sissy L, ,. sf: 'mr' y Q Q ' f X ff 5 :S Scott Salsbury M 1 ' l Afi',. 3 r . f ' li TLK k l , t 5 ' N ' .. ' M , ' ' g iiggw L Art Schroeder r ,.. Ng - 1 f N S W, I A Paul Schuh . '7 ' QQ 5' if ' . N Sul! Paulette Schulz , Q ' w figs? , mf 4, W ,Sv rf? 9 V Dianna Schulze I V ff My A , F A - ' ' fl. Steve Scott , K ,,, .wi Q 'fy gf V 3' Tim Seayvell - 1 Ann Seims A 'W' l ll V Cheri Sharp , 5 fm A ,wff ,Z We f - at Q lu A 43' 'L' Mark Sharpe W 3 ' 7 ' 3 4 5 ' X h , Toni Silicio 'L Y r - s' 45, Z My Leslie Simons , I S g , Mark Smith S fig A y y A X y ' M X ffrgfe ls , S ' ' X Emixr r rg. ri S r ,K ,k,: , ,K K i V , f c ?y 2. -Q I -' Y 53' I '23' ' 1 Q . : X 1' 5 -' x V , l Lieg yy H fl e Debbie Snow fr, A . ,-4: at 1 fr rv' I v , ' iifs' ki x Q Rod Snyder 53 ' ' l ,r . Q. ' W ' fs ' Judy Soderberg , I fm. .. ' ' sf' ,Wo E Q Q' X 4, 5 ' ' Ken Stoner . I r -x i 4-gg , , .QL : , 'S U ' - f if Doug Storm r A ' , ' X Pat Strople ' r Q 4. A ' W j A 2 , . - 2. fr I yr 3 . - X M '. . Ik ' : I ffl'-frfffl Q X V Tom Strople b h .. ' 'uw Larry Stuart f hx ' 4 57 ., 5 .- M , ,S A Trev Summerfelt q 1 V S'-'F fs 1:5 - f' ,J Q B9-Tb Svamv Q- ' L . f Le v' fqg 'lv ,E Bob Swanson 'fa 4 '-- 1' , , - ' Shari Swearingen E' L ,, '. A -' ' r ' B ,rf ,555 S Now here 'S the girl's shower, and all you have to do is. . . 'f ,7,. rm.,!2.M,, saaaxfwnu f ig-f i . U ' y' A as X 3 , I 1 3 i Candy Tenney Gail Thomas Karen Thomson joe Thompson Kathy Thompson Penny Thornton of ,v 'L 2? , wi W Tyyyoyo y ff for .4-qv K .rf- Xr I 4 T 'gk r A XKTQFTX K fi ff' Q C C I NA 'N fr rllfl . y yyr Ayr 22 ' 1 f . I Y K1 Wlaen a sophomore is outstanding it's out in the 1'31TA. r... 1 Pam Triplett Sandy Tyler Cindy Unwin if ' 1' X 3 1 is , , , Teri Weaver Kathy Wells Marilyn Westerfield 86 3 y L1 f A x XX 4- ,1- 695 if X fx s fi' -3 6' if . Q, a 1 2 'H is' ig Y A X E 2 'Q ,nu Roberta Swinehart Anita Tabares Marc Tachell Karl Taumcher Peggy Taylor Anna Telles ,ff , Taq 1 , .xi - 'K i john Tibbits Margie Timmerrnan John Toquinto -.V W K:-.1 1 A Q. ff: jennifer Walker Craig Wardien Bob Watson 1 I ,, V 1 , W - ,- if ,Q , ,K Q Mike Wheat 4 5 'T 5 W W ,Q 5 Dale Wibe X ff 2 if? f 'q 'I o p'-lb u 1 Dave Wickingstad f, 5 PU ' fl Q wr 1 ' f I ji Diane Wickland Q J A - V' A Q , , 4 W , . stan W111-fins af i o , 1 f A Tom Williams ' ' ' ' ,,.,,. I' -if - 1 iii 4 , b ffwgi . W F 549 j x V A V ir , M, Karen Woodward Dori Wright Rick Langvold Glynis McManis Craig Swanson , , F A. . ,CY - 04,1 -, .1 Wa. V feiiiiiwwfh X l A fl W A 'g I ,- . F' X 5 u 1' ff ..- K . 5 ' Oi E w 87 w 4. s A f ek q ,gg Q .j rv 1 '-M ' ' ff julizum Wilmart Debbie Wilson Cynthia Wolf Dave Wolf Bob Wols tenholme Lee Wood T jeff Pratt, Presidentg Mike Wade, Vice Presidentg Cindy Harlan, Treasurerg Debby Lewis , Secretary. They participate in activities. S op hom ores The first year of competitive high school life is always the hardest. In their serious moments and their not so serious moments, sophomores have shown a great deal of determination. The class of '71 may not change history but they will certainly leave their mark on Woodway High. They Study 88 J, .se X Y W , V VV 4 Denice Ackley 3 . fr ,E V Vg V C' ' ' F Ve: ' V I Maureen Adams Q V, VV V' S . Ralph Adams V V, M Q V Y 'A-- V? - Roger Ainsley V . W I, 1 A ., - V VV VV VVVV r VV V X 3- V jeff Albrecht VVVVV VK f K N, VV JV'--QV Bev Anderson V . 2 V I Don Anderson r er L A ii dl: lj f Laurie Anderson ' V Z -- 4 Vicki Anderson ff - VV? V 4 V if-1 V Kathy Arkills , i i. V - V., r ' V q Doug Armfield P lift VV . x F . Peggy Amdt B B fi M r is . ' if Steve Arstad V . V V fi V A A Steve Asmussen I 4 xi .V ' r A . 'VVV3-m 'fV V , f V' , M., V Linda Baker i VM A' ff, I AIAYA V V: A V V George Balaski ' VV V Q gg , -.. :V V Marjorie Ballack M555 T' W' -gif ' '9 V Eg E ' U Judy Ballasch ' V ' A - s gl V V ' ' 'Y J 73? A jammie Bau h -. 1 Q t V A X - fr: . 3 V V ,gg 1 x ilf . . V ' i Candy Beddo 43,4 '4 ff ' ri, ' A Julie Bennett 7 fl E 5 1 W , , . X H i S 1 Mike Bemi , VVVV V M ,gg V ,uifiiif Ivar Berzkalns 'V A -fi , . M ,AY Mike Bevans if ' -fi: '1' VV fl Vi V ,AV V MHFY Bingham Q. t. B A 4 ' i - ,VW W, f fri? B .N KQV I . ' V' 1 J . if A V '2 HV ::: ' ,V , Lois Blevins Q it it 9 .,r,. -Q r d Y i Xt . ,A 1 ie' Gari Bloome ' A d': 'gi 1 A M5535 .fygi 'rd' S' ifaji gr L,,'qL, Q , . 'V ,., r' C , , .ri 2. rx. , ' 2' ff' I Q :e-r Sherri Bookey i W 4 mi,. Kevin Braa ' , WV C V V V VV V Barry Brada H gd V 'N V V in ,L a if 2, if Heidi Brakke M c 53 V Q ff' Glen Bratt , X 3. V VV ,V V Q Tracy Brechbiel ni QQ , 3 li s K I Gerald Brickell X is 14+ eeeeer it - Steve Browning 5 5 V '--V - Mickie Buckley L Y V: Richard Budd 4 S N VV S V we d i ,, V Cliff Bun V B V M , Vg ieri .4 a N Jeanine Burleigh ' ' A Pam Butcher 5 'sl X Cheryl Cambell f XV ' V , r ii 51 sue Campbell . -. - , l - x is Tim Carroll V,, 1 , 42+ ,. - N ' ' ' r Chris Chapman Q V Y 'M A . - Y Y ' 'P' 7 Lynda Childers - if s 3, f.,,-WV -,VV . 1 9' , 9 'L Vg V fb' Don Christensen . Hr, 1, . , V, ' : Brad Christenson Wen , . -' . wire-' i. F: Belinda Cllfli , . ,J gf' 89 ditgff' 7. ,Lf f'-fr ww' J Floyd Cook Renee Couchee Glen Curry '3 ,QQ Z' Debbie Dahl W V' Jeff Dahl f Debbie Darby V . A 4,02 Wayne Darden x ', ,, , 4 . 'S if i f fx 1 .., x if 7 .J I gi' ,ff -1,-V L V ' ' ' - Q iff x ' if 52 i E ohebo ' ' I U :rg ' f i if vs' i ' if 2 x 3 1' . D I I N K , y . i., L LV 0 gi' l D' W 19 Sue Dohrmarm Kathy Donahue Mike Dooley A195 vb I 'ali Q z 1 5. Q-A Marc Duell Linda Duff Nancy Duitsman lm .- ,. Q x Q -: XE. ,M NJ 1-f Si, :alfa 1,v1Si'f'ff ' we N X I 2 ,e of N T ij .H ,, 1,1 M X A Fr i 4 gs 1 , Y 4, 2 ' 4' S all M . lg C Q 1 X Marilyn Clifton Monte Clouston Gene Coble Bill Cogo Lori Colvig Karleen Conger joe Conrad ,.,-if Pam Davick Nancy Davis Pat Davis Steve Day Cheryl Dean Roger Detherage Charles DeTurenne ' . 9 W v 'C F in Carol Dolsten Barry Douglas Robin Doyle Pr 2:3 -. -1 l ff H., YE , . '-we1.l'ss,41 Steve Dukes jill Dunning Pam Edwards ff Q x . ,g 1 1 fx Mercia Ellison Cindy Else jim England - f Kathy Egan Q V ' Ingrid Eide Dave Ellin Q X K3 A J' M 4- K3 I X r ,v Y Ap? if ' xf Qi rv . , 2 nn ' , N f F n X A , , V55 I ,Q 1 - -1 'fr . e ie nse 'G t ,Fx A D D bb E y fi I .4 A 4 Clydene Evans 'L' N ' Linda Field tx V I , ,,,, , . ff Q lieu:-9' G A jerry Fike - ab 9 Linda Finnick ' -' ' ,af Rick Fiorito N E ,Q ' D X J M iii S 8 0 2 , Diff Bruce Frasher W Chris Freeman AN . Susan Friang A 'K b- -v we l f QC' Syd Frison K . . Q . if Cathy George li f I 'W 'IF Diane Gibson J l 5 Terry Gillette . I . , A ...- 'Sv ,. 211251- . Jlrffgl' 'l:l off i+::4ir XX A' .I X., I: W , if -v E ' .33 1 - r af , A .... . ,,k..,k A- N , a s 5 72 .QM A f f . s . E Z,,,,.f?'3j, ,K a A R AQ, X f ig .. l' Terry Fitzgerald Mike Flaa john Foote Carol Forsman David Forsyth Wilfred Fortier Gail Fraizer V we Ilya Q --'i' .fr N 4 S fi golf 1. if K rs. if fy f X ,. N!! I' l I- Q .. iz HQ , -4 V: Asif- e Eilene Glascow Nanette Goff Becky Goldstein Michele Goodman Brad Grant Dave Grant Karen Gravelle n ff ,, si ww Ne f 4 2' K , it I i fs' :W nd! tif' 1 2 4 v-:Q Q fn, Q ' X A .L+ A 0 ' Q i. N 1 , 4 V: A A My . Q JV lx ,A A y Y me r i , 4 '5 N! -' N, 'f I K W! xx N I is H e x r K Denise Hamilton Valerie Hamlin Dan Hammer Ken Hammerquist Doug Hansen Mike Hansen 4? 'f-I r w l 555 ' N my a 4 .N 5 A . .. V- -.5 rl I 2:25 A ,fr ,. Ln V fr - -jyx ' . 9, ,, J f iw y ,X fy hnn i ,x 1 in . V X A , i V 1, X i X .. . ., . , I Kurt Hermanns fi -, ' , Pam Herrett ii 5 7 , jon Hickman f'1Z 'L I ' g a ,Mr ' ' ' Dave Hilderbrand '1 ' L N Y Vg A be A ' Q Q Judy Hill i' D' si 1, V ' 'V .J joe Hinchy E ' ' Lk ' 'R x s j . Dale Hines X 7 :IQ , A ' - J u a s o l ,x X y , fir' 'Q V M sg,qg1y1-W. ,V 'N fy- 'W ' Q' K .5 1' 4 wg , 5 5 4 , .5 if 555 ,f ff 3 W1 JM 'K' sw x 1,1 .nw Qi 9 .. Pam Howe , X Sandy Huck Ve ' Paul Hwnphries X P - Q s x Hard to believe it WELS that little! 12 A 1 2, -1,'f,f 1. ,W 5 42 it L X' ' f f 'V Greg Green Kari Gronvold Bodil Haarberg Rosemarie Habeich Bob Haggerty Susan Hagglund Barry Hall r Q35 nv Q Xu. H , fx I Kristie Hanstead Cindy Harlan Chuck Hartmann Gordy Hecker Don Hemp John Hemp jess Henderson i Carol Hoffman Dave Hofstad john Holt 2 , i in 1 Ron Hmnphries Carol Humsinger Debbie Huntzinger J, ,- J JJJ J u Lesley Jamieson J Rose Jamieson ' Noreen Jangaard Paul Jeffers Elizabeth Jenkins Rim Jennings Bob Jensen . rl a , . i,. r 0 '-'ve Steve Johnson W Caryn Jones Barb Jostniom 'IW ,gl l ., I g b , gf 'ff ll, Daryl Keith Jane Kellenberger Sharron Kelly K. is X iw , . ii :wa 3 xv ' S , i X J - .1 K, , 1 1..,J is Ji 13 32 3 1 f,ir rr . 'B' H , . ,r ' A Q XJ! 1' X 0,, ua .. 9 J Sherri Jepson A Chris Johnson Donna Johnson . 5, ' rv fill f Q 4 ff. : ,J 9 5 Q ' Q L3 f .. Q - . Nm x I 11 I Q1 , S, if I M3 , T s is J' .2--Z, 'I :A 9 1 x f 9 'fl' x Q., , V ,, i g u ,' 1 , 2' ,L A--5 E is r J Wm J.. . - James Justason Debbi Kappler 4 Val Kaufman ' fx' , . A ' J 1 0 .V Q ,nj ' 1 . 'Vx wwf 350 ' . iff-ZIZYZZET K 'F ,s ' ,. as! as , . U97 ,5aa5g3f,qgs-i,:fy f , 4 f 5534 ,r S' -3 A , 3' f Z as .R .X 9 ......4 U YALE wr' fl- ...Ji 'die- aafrk ' A , kv .Q F ,fr fy' Lf Nancy Hurley Randi Husby Peggy Husseman Sharon Hussey Ginny Hutchinson Pam Jacobs Cathy James is ,A fr , 'li : W' .. , I These lockers open up in the darndest places. . . Don Kenne lly John Kerl Ken Khatain Randy Kidd Linda Kimble Kris Klemmetson Dave Koran I.. M 4 Lou Lauborough Russell Lawson Chris Layman Scott Lehman Brenda Leu Amy Lewis Dan Lewis xg v- , 7 K ' . L Q X Shannon Ludden Mike Lull Garth Lundquist Debbie Lyng Steve Macauley Marilyn Macdonald Dave Madison X Randy Martens Dale Martinson f I X Nick Kunz ' ' ' Debra kvinsland ,ff Q ' W, A - 1 V Linda Laclair K Y 1 ag , Q31 M 5? Q - Dick Lambert A Q A ff ' fi ' Shirley Lambert - ' i S- 1 I' L H 'Q zh' , Linda Lampard ev we K K 1 J :J f, xjrv 5 6' Q. X 5 ---' . if b I ml , '.., A if jul. A i 5' 'Vial N 'M . , Lie. ' 'i ' 'X' in f S 1 .L , iivit. L 1 -,ix X, L Q 5 f Wewxerfe' 'iiii l .V ' y ,Q VQX Debbie Lewis U A I Gary Lien A L- is Darla Lind , I , '14 ' 1 , l , Don Locken 'A ' K ' , ' X ' Steve Loewen ,4 ' I i A N ' bi Patty Lowther A 4- ' Jodi Loy l . 551 W ,. Q , 5: - QV ' 5 - 5 V, V 3, ' Ifiv., 591 K ' f X , it S L 2 1 l jay Maize Larry Malcolm L F' 1 '. ie, 1 iirir 4 1 X Howard Massey Leslie Mccauley Tastes .... good? ,-'n 1 p X QP. , AK Debbie McKenzie Holli McNeill Helen Melhaff Terry Messman Ji. in +G - l 7 . fi '?'3P1f'?+f - Kathy Miller Pat Miller Sean Mitchell Ron Moen ge. if .Q ,, 3 an f i , cg Steve Nelson Nancy Nesheim Nanette Newby Mike Nicholson Beth Normand Betty Norton O'Conner 'Q A 4+ v X X L .!3fif:5'l.w ' ii 1 - '11, , 1 at ,-qt A ,v,+, ,.. , N S , , I Kim McCoy Debbie MCDoi1ald f bb,g C I Frank McKay W. 4 A Ken McKay 4 Q 5' , x f - 5 fi M Q - if -. J I if 1 Linda Mietzner Karen Mikkelborg Bryan Millard Dean Miller Y at pq, 4 A -am . f ff , L I I .N Q Q- ,K . f Q, 5 y l .gif r , K - , K 1, - C 1' . , ,W Do you smell that? E f 2 'i ' , ,'., , jig, , U E J , I ' Joe Monaghan 4 A , A W I N , C V V in Don Morley K V ,,-3, X- , 7 I ' , ' -L Mike Mott ' in M M V H ' A , f t gy y if ' I Q Linda Myers i s-A ' ' ' x Xi' . y ffgp. ' 1, M Cliff Nagel ' H 'Hx an y Li AE. i-i ' Chuck Nelson f I N -l A X L Y Diane Nelson ,, W, 'A my , 1: i I4 A qv C 1 Q xgll 4 I A I ,,, in X I I V IQ, il fa. , X I l:1,. Debbie Olson . W ' ' A in john Olson -' .ar U' , ,- , i Chris Orr .. .H f- H ,R 4 f' W- john Orrison J ' ' . C. , , Dal-111 Pardee j ,J X. ' . D , P k , V ., A A BAD ar s W X f vb 3 RR 1 Q V, i ' 1 Rick Pennamen Leora Peterson Nayna Peterson avg f P f L, '55 fx! X 3 1 R RR R,, R: , ,fr R , ..g. it as ' C. my n Mg 1 i ' ' in , y E it f, .. X We Somebody wrote all the answers in my book. Mike Phillips Tom Phillips Mike Phipps Jim Pletl Colleen Porter jeff Pratt Mitch Prause V -'fl R, iris J- '3-v ' -' ,F-X, w , 'wa R31 P H w y Wayne Reynolds Pam Richard Pat Richard Mike Richards Dave Ridley 1 ' X , X ,K 1, X If ,H .f .. R B, Q 'SS' 4 2, - 1 john Roben Tom Roeder e i y ss t Q X Q Q4 A - RR ,A I - f e 4 4 'Y A W K 93, r f A K r ff P M 'xi Q -X P' R L X1 R13 LJ R yiyy Ry R as ,gay ,Yi gig ' ' K if K ' M in E f f 4 kkyi ' R R, fm A do 'ft' J ff, YN .,,' MV K, i' A N 4 P 4 .if X R N 5 Laurie Patterson Bill Pearson Mark Peckham fa fri x. Eric Petterson Marsha Petty Bruce Phillips 'Lt ff' Ili f RR R 71 Randy Pulley Christine Rammler Ann Randlett jim Ratliff Tim Rau Tim Reber Rick Reynolds was f, APDH.- I li Rf E y 4 Amron Rohrbach Craig Roloff Ron Romero Pam Rosen Bill Rossi jim Rounds Cindy Ruosch 1 1 . K rf' it ? , ! . f 3 Helen Schoenield Terri Schreiber Karlene Schumacher Marty Sebren Chris Shurtleff Teri Silicio Dave Simmons 5 V4 . 'L L ,iff I 23- ' 'Q 5' 7 3 Q ' Q., Q A Matt Smith Pat Smith Mike Smyth ,. b A o wt K 1 A 5 4 G ,Q .. -. . .u .A A Q, f V ,4 ,Q Vu sr sf . , Q ,magyar . .H 7,?:i:'?:.'ffg :l7:JA finnnsllnlnufgsnn. w f!IIIIHI ll':f f y:!!!! 'l:u':IHlf '25, 5 A 'X ,ein nw C, Dave Stewart - . ' . .2.',r,N Marianne Stuart f ' , ' Karen Strom X 5 ,W 'N X N 'f 0 'ogg 1 ' Y v 5 , 45 Agyik .. 1 0 rrii J ' 1. fn' i ' ' ,. q . ' 5 M A A A. .4 ' ! s . N 13 X Steve Spang Becky Sproat Tamara Stevens Q ' P il 1' 'S S an QV S an M EV. , .Xl ,i , Jerrie Sutterman Sharon Svarny Karen Symer 97 M S Q. ' if V ' 7 A K A ,Q '53 K 1 1.f SFR, X .Q 'fix ',L 'if j ,lm f fl 5 if Q, M v 'S 'U 43 . V, I ,A :ga Judy Russell Sue Rutten Susanna Salsbury Linda Saltzmann Sandy Sanders Mike Schluetz jean Schneider Sabra Simons Bob Simpson jim Sizer Carolyn Skoog Phil Skoog Kathy Slaughter Joan Smith i Don't you touch my children. Dave Thompson Lenny Thompson Bill Thornquist Melody Trewin Debbie Tullis Finis Tupper Scott Unwin Daryl Upton jim Urness Stan Vancil . g Qc X l . Dana Walker Leslie Wallace Roger Walsh Mark Ward Framk Waring jeff Washburn Pete Weaver fi s M Sl W1 I, fn 'K 5 4. 'V 5 ' X ia 2 t R3 , J A A x ' -E5 .FV f ' ,fi M W I ,, ae- J it w 4 X . f ,f . 1 7' T 525:13 ,. N- .. ,f .ff I f fa yi s- f sniff? V., Nl X - sis? -' Q W-.- , l 'W fn W f a , .5-' 2 V ' 'v ' ' M 'f z? 5 gl, ,. M I , - .h , , ' L2-5. Q: Hr S I I K 1, n 1: - ff snflblufniil 5 f' ,-J x -... f f 34 ,Z r T 'i s Q , ,a , Q , W Ea- Q ll. K , g , Pat Tenney john Thody Rhonda Thomassen , Q J if-W ,r 1 Q Linda Tonning jim Townsend N ancy Toy ,.,., 4 Q A M ' jf? F' r sy as L M I Al Q 'V ' 1 -ki 5-. K ' I fl A II' Q Cyle Vandever v fa gi A .. F ' Rich Venner ,. ,- 9' V ' janet Viegas N -, 1 ' i 52 Don Voggenthaler je, A A X4 jan Wade X gy A 'J g Mike Wade A A Warren Wagner eg 'M' .1 Q V- I G , .K E s l fe 1' we X W at 3,5 g . sg , It X fu: ,Ry K .A 2: - S I f vi ,K K :IT ' 35 f w rf M T 5.-ff-'wPeF'ff+f-2 1 K' ' .1 3, Pat Weigelt 'WHL' 1, ' 3 Greg Weir K giuif- -I E' J , fi. ZZ: .- A Cindy Wells , 5 J 1 5 N I , Rondi Wick ' 5 V iw 'E W M ' V- V ' Louise Widell I , . , A H - L 1 ' Alan Willden ,M 1 K 5 I Bob Williams Ilkfik .K+ . i gif, V! ' aaaa if Il 1 ff: 44 Have one. They're free! .X K Nga Xl .X ' '47 f ' Y ',': . ,QB A V4 g WGA! 'Q A Cathy Wolf 7' ,mi Emily Wolfe 4 ea Randy Wood X 1' K J jim Yates if 1' 'Ni X Q 'y.h ,Q L W . I i -2' Nancy Zevenbergen X 'f' X J jerry Morgan fa. 'L+ Jeanette Wilson Richard Wilson Debbie Winchar alfa N .- qs tn! L x 2 33 if 9 ofa mr l xv a . 5. 'wo if Ai 5357? D C I Q, ' t s 1 .t I 11375 Boys' club Boys' Club has barely started to get into the swing of things this year. They did c ompete with Girls' Club in a Canned Food Drive and they Won first place. The girls worked hard to col- lect the largest number of cans of fo od and to win the reward. The boys' success as first place c o 1 1 ec t or s permitted them to pies in the girls' faces. -.N 1 -,,..,...f-.. 1. A I ---.-...., -Q. C K CP l1'.Z. .1'-if Q ,rm 'x' w 4. v.-n-7 lm ...Q-n Eeiikimh ii. :Q , J, it ei x E ,,, Me. Y - 1 ' 'f ' 'S 2 -V it eeee hhie 1 iiie A 3 .' V 5 e,i.1 ' h-L ,, , ,, X '- 'h ,Q -ez :11 ,vlllf 1'1 ' L'gg -'-'- l A 'V' 7 A' 'L -.--.L- A , 1- ',-, gee ' L ' iii eih, , C 9 C ,, ,,,- H Iz' ','f 'f 'N L I 1 ' w L'f' ihit in eeye t 1 yeiy C . 1 if ,1LAL I fi' iihzpf . 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Q 1 C Ballasch, Judy 89 . Conner, Dennis 76 1 Pronto, Richard 91 , 1 1-Herre1it1,jggQi1?amela 921 1 Ktellinberger, jane 93 .. Baranskia P8857 75 Comaldi, 109 90 ff, ,Fiolfitoy Steven 77 ijon ,f A Kellenberger, joyce 80 f Basel, Bob 75 Cook, Floyd 90 iljitzgerald, Qlferry 91 Hilda-brand, Daviil 92 - Sha,-I-on 93 -Bassett, Francis 75 ' Cooke, jeff 76 I ' MiQli2iig:191 Hilderbrand, Mike .100 Louise 80 Bafiihelder, Paul 75 Cope, Richard rg, 4 ig?11dfHe7,8p5j Hilhludifh 92 9 yskehhedygzsiii so 7 Baugh' jammie 8,9 Couchee RenegQ9O Ig oote o nf 113-1 he ,Himmy Jgseph 92 Kennelly Don 93 Beddoi Candy 89 Cox, jaxiis 76. Eorsmian, Carol 91 ' I-Iinidal: Thea 79, Karl, 101411 93 5 Behm, Lisa 75 Crain, Vickie'176Ei F9I'SYl2h,- David 91 Hindndarsh, jill-79 -Ketcham, Stuart 100 Bennett, julie 89 Crerar, 76 'gif' Fwtier, David 91 Hinds, Jack 79 --A-fyglqatainj Ken 93 Bennett, Teri 75 Critchley, 'fIforriane'76 Fcwler, Gary 78 Hines, Dale 79 Kidd, A Benton, Les1ey'75 Crombig,i7'QiQk 76 Fox,'Pau.l'i78 -A Higkle, 5u5an100 Kimble, Bergere, Rick 75 Crossg,,Qij'ang76'i,, Fraizer, Gail 91 1 Hippg, Cindy 79 Klemmefgon, KI-i5,93 Berni, Mike 5 .. ,, ,!i.,Sh,Q.ron Franich, Connie 78 Hirsch, Darlene '79 K1itzke, Betty 80,157 Berglgalns, 89f I ' Erashe,r,1,Bruce 91 Hodgson, Beverly 79 Klitjqei, IVVV Kin-im B3saw, Ca,1gg51'75jf Curtiss,,gw 77 .,,,. Freeman, Christine 91 Hoffman, Carol 92 ,Knitt1e,9 i7IFim 80 A 75 Dahl, Debbie 90 , Frees, jay 78 1 1 Hofstad, Dave 92 Kohn, Libby 80 BinghamiF eMai?Si S9 iiit ,Dahl 11295490 Frans Steven 78 9 Holm Paul 100 Keiezyheki ,sefbiie so 9 Bingham? 89 iiins D ahliefearawy 77 Frians, Susan 91 H01'f,,J0hn 921 Kolczynskil Gene sod in 'Bisson,g-Sandie 75 Dalke, Frison, Sydney 91 Hoppe, Larry 38 - Koran, David 93 , 15 IVAL WBlai1gif iii' 75 Darby DEQbie 90 i ,,,,. 1 Cant Peggy 100 Horner Teri 100 7 Koran Tom 80 ' , B1agi5,,+1gg1ge,,75 Derdeih, Wigyne 90 George, catherine 91 Howat: Jim 100 Krebs: Den so iiii or Blevins,1Qii'Lois 89 Davick,,,'Pain 90 Gibson, Diane 785 HCI-Iowe, Tim 79 Kung, NiCh01a5:?911,,ei31'i' 5 Bloome, ,Gari 89 1 ' 9 Davidson, Scot Gibson, Diane 91 Howe, Pam 92 Kvjngland, Debbgg 94,1 ,,QO1z,,j'oh.n 75 DavisgiNancW9Qigf, Gillette, Terry 91 Huck, Sandra 92 LaC1air, Linda 94 ,gi Pamela 75 Davis,-fPat 90 - ' Glasgow, Eilene 91 Hudson, Jerry 79 Lagerquigt, Efgqgo A Bookey,ySherri 89 Day, Steve 90 Q Goff, blanette 91 Hughes, Pam 79 Lambert, Richard 94 BoursaW,iLynette 751 Dean, Cheryl 90 Goldstein, Becky 91 C Humphries, Ron 92 Lambert, Shir-leyi94 ,A Braa, Kevin 89 7 Derosier, Mike 77 Goodnough, Edward 78 Humphries, Paul 92 Lampm-d, Dan 89 Brada, Barry 89 Desniatteau, Vicky 100 Goodman, Michelle 91 Hungerford, Donna 100 Lampard, Linda 94-- Brakke, Heidi 89 Detherage, Roger'f9O Grant, Bradley 91 Hunginger, C3r0192 La,-ldcaster, Paula 80 A, Brakus, Andy 75 Bratt, ', Glen 89 , Brechbiel, Tracy'-789 Brickell, Gerald 89 Brisebois, jon 75 De Turerme, Charles 90 Dickison, Tim 77 Dittamore, Marlene 100 Dohrmann, Susan 90 Donahue, Kathy 90 Grant, Jay 78 Gravelle, Karen 91 Green, Gregory 92 Griffin, Susette 100 Griffin, Thomas 78 Hunsinger, Mike 79 Hunter, Tedd 79 Huntzinger, Deborra 92 Hurley, Nancy 93 Husby, Randi 93 Langvold, Richard Larshus, Norma 80 Larson, Douglas 80 Larson, Panicia 94 Lauborough, Lou 94 Moen Massey, Mattice, Mattice, McKay, Mayhls, McCauley, Leslie 94 McCoy, Harley 95 McCreary, Randy 100 McDermott, Mike 81 MCDeVi1Qt, ,AL 1933, 8.1, Mcnqsaiag Debbie 95 McDonald, Gregory 81 MgiDonald, ferry 81, MgGoVern, Merrill 100 McKay, Frank 95 smexay, Ken 95 , Mciggeae, Debbie 95 McMahon, Sally si McManis, Glynis 81 , McNeill, Heather' McNeill, Holli 95 McNutt, Judy 81 ' l Melhaff, Helen 95 Messman, Terry 95 Meyer, Nicholas 81 Meyer, Olga 81 Mietzmer, Linda 95 Mikkelborg, Karen 95 Mikkelborg, Kirk 81 Millard, Bryan 95 Miller, Cynthia 91 Miller, Dean 95 Pepich, Petersen, Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Q 1 Pat 83 Donald 83 Dennis 83 john 83 Eric 83 Leora 96 Nayna 96 Sheryl 83 Sanders, Sandy 97 Rust, Sanford, David 84 Sargent, Ron 84 'SatTe, Kenneth 100 Thompson Scliaal, janet 84 Thompson, Schluetz, Michael 97 Thompson, Schneider, jean 97 I 's,5 Thompso Schneider, Phillip 84 Schoenfeld, Felicita 84 Schoenfeld, Helen 97 A Schreiber, Terri 97 API? 1 - ' m. I M1 ',' I K MJ.-,1Sf. . --511,--. FIRDA LE VILLAGE I Q CUSTOM FRAMING I 9657-Firdale Avenue ' I Edmonds Wash. 98020 Graduation Framing Done , Zhivif 3r' , ' iw' ,L.-,AX xr C: . Lp ,. ' 'XI X . 16.4 Y fi A m 5 4 GALLERY AND Q 1 I Sl 1 . .MN 2 fi' TE , . V 3 Xb 1 J v f J EDMONDS IGA ' I ' Sth 8A Dayton OLYMPIC PROPERTIES 1657 9th S Edmonds Westgate Center PR 6 2128 ITH S BEAUTY Edmonds fin I If IL. EQ CIITE! Mobil 52,6 1355 nie? ?I9R?57o0' mcx 1152 DEW ROBIN HOOD LANES Bowlmg 1S GOOD at Robm Hood WESTGATE CHEVRON 9930 Edmonds Way SHELL NAM PR 6 8880 WE STGATE SHELL 91 1 Edmonds Way PR 6 1766 Q I WESTGATE BARBER SHOP 867 Edmonds Way EDMONDS KRAZY KOW 950 Edmonds Way PR 8 9428 ww' D S DRIVE IN 6th and Marn Downtown Edmonds Home of the MONSTER BURGER 8a NIGHTMARE SPECIAL Open 7 days a week Orders to go 2 large seatrng areas 1ns1de Regular Burger 415151 00 Deluxe Burger 3131 00 Frsh SL Chrps 656 TACO TIME 880 Edmonds Way Edmonds WE STGATE THRIFTWAY 1640 9th Avenue South Phone PR 6-2525 Phone PR 8 0762 -vm-w ' IE!! Uifffwznlff DW Welcome to the Communlty WOODWAY HIGH EDMONDS FURNWURE 316 Main Street Edmonds, Washington f '-x 'Q i 'iva- .zu ...la ildoixw 'sm UVSCQ cmnpbll l ,?0w,. v -s , 900 Wi :ww ,mo Qc 'L' 11 fi 5' fl ,S Ac knowyledgement this year s Smn Fem has been me a d enlightening experience for the staff and visor an y people who contribu d heir time and 'e'f'fo'rt inerder thatour nual fimay be approved -andfjaccepted b y ons whose memories it will perse i rrr t Our sincerest thanks to these people Mr. Bill Marchand Jr. Who attended' our games and school functions in order that we might receive professional photographs. Marchand Studio also furnished us with camera equipment .l1Tl.j' L, gl MS: V K W . ' Student Bor1gyT7ofyWoodway for purchasing Sinn Fein thus enabling us to, meet our financial requirementf, if A s iNxOfirjA1ne1'icfan,rYearbook Represenfativwim Palm, guidance in helping us design4thi,s Mg, .gs , , Jw I , A . will J 4' at ,,,-ff i . iionpavis and Photo Club for taking and 'processing many i at photographs lYoUr assistance as greatly appreciated in critical moments. ' l Mr. Jon Gobiet Mr. Jim Beaunaux and Mr. Gordon Mills for additional photography aide l The Community for supportingt school and supplying it with equipment. p i :Mrs Lillian Lockwood--the advisor? spirit ang backbone of sinn'Feis1.H s illL ' -,xg I QVVV ' A , 1.4 ,liz V In E. NM' qi 1 'lg gf,-iii-I .y s 'f-Q, 1, ix TB xg, , J , H 'qu . J 4' 'i X t A v --M-L+--W A V' :':II I, f I'.x- -. K ' ' x I . ' . . -:I .I.II . ' A ,, . 1 ' 1 7 . N E 2 ,'i'1-I',I F 2 . A L. .I , I . ' I ' I 1- 3. .- . .,, ,XII 'II. I ', II II . x -I I , 5. . II K . . 2 - E -'F'-1. ' ' -, wg- I I I: II .gf 'V - . 1 I . 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