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

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'N--sins P -0 H .I A Complete Optical Service Including Contact Lenses OP C L DONALD R. BEREND, O.D. Tl A OPTOMETRIST GLORIA CORRELL - STYLIST 322 Main St. Edmonds ...,. 776-9137 HLAH MA. Four full-house performances measured the success of Wood- way's spring production of Oklahoma. Mrs. Teachman and Mr. Evans invited students to try-out seven weeks before the scheduled production. Cast members, the orchestra, and technical and prop assistants worked separately and together for many hours in perfecting the show. Innocent poker-playing and tea-drinking sometimes prevailed backstage during late- night rehearsals. The cast of Oklahoma came to realize the tremendous amount of effort and personnal commitment required to perfect a musical production. Mrs. Teachman was impressed because the attitude was always one of striving for performance im- provement and no one let conceit affect his actions. Mr. Evans felt that the group acted much like a professional company, especially in their final days of rehearsal. Much was earned and accomplished by participants that will help in future productions at Woodway. LEFT: Leslie Simons, Don Krebs, Larry Hoppe, Nancy Finney, Brian Cain, and Dave Koran, a small part of the cast. BELOW: Nancy Finney, and Dave Koran ride in the surrey as Laurey and Curly. BOTTOM: Ali Hakim with cowhandsg Tom Koran, jeff Wolfe, Larry Stuart, Larry Hoppe, Don Krebs, and Brian Cain, L.L.1A..L

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LEFT: Many coaches of other teams acclaimed Woodway pitching as one of its secrets and Bob Campbell fvoted first- string all-conference! as the secret of Woodway's pitching. RIGHT: Glen Bratt was Woodway's top tennis player winning 540!0 of all singles he played. Spring Brings Out Woodway's Finest It seems that the Spring was Woodway's finest season, for the Warriors were winners all the way around in baseball and tennis, and the track team was greatly improved over last year's. No one could want a better finish to his senior year than was provided by ourteams. Surprising only those who do not understand baseball, Woodway made it to the top of the Western Conference by winning 14 out of 19 games played. The Warriors then brushed aside Seattle Prep's challenge for first place by winning two out of a three-game playoff. Several coaches of opposing teams attributed Woodway's good base- ball season to both the pitching and the good hitting. Leading the team in hits were Rich Venner f.402J, Bob Campbell l.306J, Mike Laurine 1.2981 and Eric Pettersen C.256J. Although the team leff Pratt and Eric Pettersen were voted secondstring All Conference, several other coaches said that warrior field play was only average. LEFT: Sandy johnson put all that he had into his broadjumps.