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

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Students' Expressions The first journalism class made its debut in October 1969, as copies of the Gaelia were dis- tributed to the student body. Publications con- sisted of stimulating articles for the enlight- enment of the students, extensive news coverage of school activities and entertaining articles. The Gaelia's purpose is to inform students accurately and impartially of school and community affairs, and create interest in activities and academic areas. It also provides opportunities for student expression, and a means of two-way com- munication between the administration, faculty and students. Another journalistic group, Bombastic Huzzah, is an extra curricular activity in which studentsf creative writing is criticized and approved by fellow writers. With the help of editor K. Pepper, a magazine is published, containing the students' original writings. With its devotion and originality, the 1970 Sinn Fein staff set out to produce a different and striking annual that would stay in the minds of the students of Woodway. A variety of students created and worked long hours to produce the effects in the annual's theme application, photography, and in the framework of the book itself. The purpose of this book was to capture the memories and highlights of the past year. The staff's dedication and drive helped to make the Sinn Fein possible. 4-et Annual and journalism advisor, Mrs. Watson, takes a lunch break while attending a yearbook conference with her staff. ABOVE: journalism class keeps a stiff upper lip. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE, Brad Christianson, Pam lacobs, jeff Parsons, Mike Berni, Cal Monis, Bob Atchison, Pam Bookey, Steve Eiorito, Marjie Ballack, Candy Lancaster, Debbie Pittson, Denise Bergstrom, Cynthia Miller, Penny Thorn- ton, Chris lohnson, Chris Shurtleff, Peggy Buck, Linda tip'

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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.

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l 4 Newell, Dallas Duell, Cathy Long, Sue Ridley, Mike Byrne, and advisor Mrs. Watson. Not pictured are Nancy Christensen, and Ruth Poffenberger. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Bedell is advisor and coach of Bombastic Huzzah. BELOW RIGHT: Bombastic Huzzah members find time for creative play. in g 09 I ABOVE: Bombastic Huzzah members gather around an unclaimed VW. FROM THE TOP, Dori Wright, Mr. Bedell, Leslie Simons, Mike Hunsinger, Doug Tavis, Karl Tautscher, Barb Svarny, Doug Repman, Eilene Glasgow, lanis Cox, Cindy Unwin, Nancy Finney, and Tom Koran. Not pictured are Sandie Folgedalen, Anna Lowe, and Sharon Christiansen. BELOW: Annual staff members Carol Besaw, jennifer Walker, Bob Atchison, Betty Klitzke, and Nancy Christensen wcrk with Editor, Linda Newell, to meet an upcoming deadline.