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

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THE BAND MARCHES ON: From The Field To The Cafeteria Put three hundred and ten high school bandsmen together, drill them in formations for five hours and what does one get? One gets an exhausted and starving group. That was the case ofthe combined District Fifteen High School Bands who performed for the Seattle Rang- ers on November 19, 1969. Tired and hungry, the bands return- ed later that evening to the WHS cafeteria for a deserving reward. The musicians'parents had prepared a dinner for the bandmen while they watched a video taped replay of the pre-game and halftime shows. School competition was very pre- valent at the dinner. Band mem- bers exchanged insulting but friendly yells. Our band ended the evening on a confident note, There are two ways to do things, the wrong way and the Woodway! KTOP LEFTJ Debbie Snow led Woodway bandsmen in cheers for WHS. KBOTTOM LEFTJ Candy Tenney found a Meadowdale bandsmen funny. KBOTTOM MIDDLEJ Marge Ballack and Connie Franich search for more food while QBOTTOM RIGHTJ Debbie Carr and Carol Hoffman make their way to the head of the line.

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Bob's A84W Was The Scene For A Senior Class Fund Raiser Every year Mr. Robert Martin, the owner of Bob's A8fW, allows a local senior class to operate his drive-in for a weekend. Two days before the event, students are trained as cooks, carhops, and counter girls. Woodway High seniors were the week- end managers this year. The three day event gives a senior class an opportunity to earn some money and learn a little about the business world. Due to the faithful patronage of Woodway students and the community, the class of '70 made a profit of 5196.44 For the students who participated it was hard work, but the outcome made it worth- while. ' . ' aytxa f 'fi mi X4- Paulette Schultz asked for some advice. A fellow co-worker looks on as ludy Soderberg rings up a check. . ...I Many boys acted as car hops. jeff Coffelt accepts money from a customer. Dan Martin took command of the senior workers.

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Under the direction of Mrs. Teachman, the drama department presented three one act comedies for the fall production. Each play represented a way of life that can be found right now in our own times. Thornton Wilder's Happy journey is very simple, it depicts a segment of life H920 stylel, one that is rapidly vanishing. A Phoenix Too Frequent by Christopher Fry, takes place in a tomb in ancient Rome, and is based on an old Roman writing about an actual event. Impromptu is just exactly that. Tad Mosel leads his four actors through an improvisation which leaves the audience wondering where the play ends and life begins. These apparently dissimilar plays are bound together by innovation. Each of the playwrights has made a thought provoking comment on life as it was, is, or could be. V 2 CLEFTJ Stage Manager Larry Stuart explains a part of the play, A Happy journey to the audience. KABOVEJ Beaulah, Eilene Glasgow, and her younger brother, Ralph Carr, and sister, jody Hunt.