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

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ABOVE: Mr. Smith demonstrates the use ofaslide rule. Science, Debate and German, Clubs for Learning and Pleasure l The Science Club emerged from the knowledge and fundamentals learned in Woodway's classrooms. Under the supervision of Mr. Smith, the group has conducted such ex- periments as developing a laser beam. This undertaking shows the drive and determination of a small group of people who wish to accomplish their aims. Distant plans have also been made for a Woodway observatory. This is a club in action at Woodway. The Debate Club members develop both debate cases and individual events for competition with other schools. Debate develops a student's ability to speak, gather information and present ideas to a higher de- gree. This year the club won many district debates and the third place trophy at CWSC, an example rt:- of Woodway debating capabilities. From the bud of the German class bloomed the German Club, where a language and a way of life are being put to creative use. Members went Christmas caroling, showing the community's German people that students had an interest in the language. Members sold Apfel- strudel during intermission at school events. German folk dancing is also being discovered by the students. Unity, understanding and com- munication all make up the German Club at Woodway. Within Science, Debate and German Clubs, students and teachers de- velop their intentions into actual occurrances. A club is satisfied with its action when a goal has been reached. ABOVE: Mike Hunsinger and Giff Leh- mann discuss a point in their Debate case. LEFT: Miss Estes, Debate Club Coach, contemplates which piece of the Grman Club's apfelstrudel to buy at the Christmas Concert. ri

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Samuel I. Newhouse Good publications must be strong with knowledge and skillful techniques of expression. The staff members of Annual and journalism strove to portray the life of students at WHS in informative copy and pictures. Bombastic Huzzah presents a collection of stories and poems written by talented students which ex- press the thoughts and ideas in the minds of many people. Long hours are spent by each in all areas of writing: interviews, stimulating surveys, editorials, always working with creative and imaginative material. All reach their goal through a means of working first as individuals, and then as a group. ABOVE Peggy Buck jeff Parsons Chris johnson and Debbie Pittson Watson Warren Wagner, jim Yates. BOTTOM ROW: Karl Tautscher paint signs to promote Valentines Day advertising in the Gaelia Linda LaClair, Penny Thornton, Bev Hodgson, jennifer Walker BELOW The Annual Staff gets set for exploration and discovery Linda Newell, Carol Besaw, Peggy Husseman, Kathy Ficklin, Betty TOP LEFT TO RIGHT john jinhong Marjie Brown Nancy Klitzke and Lewis Cope. Not pictured are Christi Simonton Dale Christensen Peggy Baranski Bob Atchison Diana Avery Mrs Garrett jan Viegas, Cyndi Ruosch,and Barb Christensen.