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

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A Better Season Marked by Performance g an cc is 'ltr ABOVE: Mike Wheat prevents Seattle Prep from scoring. Q l 4 l Compared to last year's track record, this year's season, although not good, was certainly not too bad. Out of five meets Woodway won two tagainst Bothell and Everetti. Unfortunately Woodway placed fourth in the District meet and Divisional meets. Woodway placed 17th in the Lake Washington Relays but did better in the Western Conference meet and placed 7th. Out of 18 schools Wood- way earned 'l6th in the Northwest District. The tennis team, although not the best, made a fairly good showing. The overall average of games won fboth singles and doublesi was 590!0. Many matches were difficult but Blanchet gave Woodway's tennis team the most trouble. lt is believed that the loss to Blanchet cost the team a first place standing in the Western Division. As it was, Woodway won second place. The warriors came on stronger in the Sub-District and District tournaments in which the team again won second place. In the Conference tournament Woodway placed fourth. Because of Glen Bratt's and Mike Hunsinger-Tom Niebrugge's good standing in the Northwest District ttaking third in singles and third in doubles, respectivelyi, Woodway qualified for the State Championship Meet. TOP: Against Cascade Steve Scott and Larry Davis run the high hurdles, RIGHT: Gary Lien gives Meadowdale the back of his hand. l i 1 i I T 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.

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