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

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cABovEJ A iv. Warrior punts to get away from the Edmond's end zone. lRlGHTl Sophomores practice timing and efficiency be- fore a game with Mountlake Ter- race. Prospect For The '7O's 1. V. and sophomores showstrength This years junior Varsity squad did not have an of- ficial game schedule due to a lack of players. They participated in a total of three games resulting in two losses and one tie. However, next year there will be an official IV football schedule. A much better turnout and better results are expected. Woodway's sophomore football team did excep- tionally well this season with a record of four wins and two losses. They won the district championship by defeating all of the high schools in the Edmonds district. They suffered losses only to Seattle Prep and Cascade. Turnouts were large with very few soph- omores quitting, and much is anticipated for them in future seasons.

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The Future: Success To Come? A score block does not tell the entire story of a foot- ball season. Improvement, sportsmanship, and school spirit do not show up here. Woodway was very strong in these important areas. The starting lineup, who began playing football for Woodway as sophomores with no upperclassmen to emulate, have improved greatly over the three seasons. Varsity, IV, and sophomore players all showed progress this year in their abilities as individuals and as team units. Sportsmanship and fair play were im- portant words in the tactics used. Spirit of team members and students was almost unwavering. The Irish never gave up their desire to do the best, and faithful rooters followed every game. The cheerleaders did much to promote Warrior enthusiasm. The spirit of both the team and the school should be Commended for they have succeeded in establishing a firm foundation for success in coming seasons. ABOVE: An unknown warrior is dragged down bv plavers from Mountlake Terrace. LEFT: Sophomores gain yardage against Seattle Prep.