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

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Outdoorsmen, Active Enthusiasts of Hiking an d Skiing Clubs The hiking and skiing clubs gave students an opportunity to dis- cover the beauty of nature while having fun. These adventurers preferred the over-powering out- of-doors to the restrictive indoors. The crisp air and picturesque views tempted the Woodway Hiking Club to journey up to the Kennedy Hot Springs. The students enjoyed stopping there for lunch and soaking their feet in the soothing hot waters. Among the other jaunts taken by the club and their advisors, Mr. Gordon Davis and Mr. Steve Burger, the students ventured to Snow Lake and later to Tolmie Peak. Skiing promotes a feeling of spirit and freedom. This may be one of the reasons why this exciting pastime is so popular. Any skiier would probably be lured by Mt. Baker's long runs, Crystal's great snow or Stevens' numerous lifts. The highlight of the Ski Club's year was a one-week trip to Bogus Basin, ldaho. To make the trip, several original fund-raisers were planned by the group. Hiking and skiing are healthy ways to spend weekends and have fun. It seems that Woodway skiiers always have that certain style. Linda Newell demonstrates a kick turn. 86 QABOVEJ Mr. Davis helps untangle Mr. Burger before a hike. lTOP RlCiHTl Mr. Smith, Libby Kohn, Dave Griffith, Brad Christensen, and Kirk Mikkelborg stop to chat during a hike. KRIGHTJ Two ardent skiiers challenge some dangerous terraine. . fa big' .Jwwh y V ,K hw G-'ikmxi 5 C ' I-N. T I Saw,- a -A , -Qu kdiiis A ' L l . iv N,p.A N, ,W . , .,aaw'.a- ' if

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FTA, FBLA, DECA, MUN Clubs Explore Future Careers Several clubs gave their members the opportunity to explore the vocational and political aspects of the world. Through participation in FTA, DECA, and FBLA, students discovered many career possi- bilities. Members of MUN sought a better under- standing of the world affairs. The discoveries made and knowledge learned through activities in these clubs will be valuable to these students in the nearfuture. Students interested in the teaching profession Y f B Y pictured is President, Dori Wright. rr' LEFT- FTA members are KLEFT FRONT TO BACKJ: janet Schaal, Scribe, Nancy Christensen, Sandy Mattice, Connie Rath. KSECOND ROWJ: Rose Jamieson Pat Lowther, lan Viegas, Judy Ballasch KTHIRD ROWJ: Steve Arstad, Cindy Arstad, CSTANDINGJ: President, Gene Kolczynski, Karlene Schumacher, Louise Widell, Carol Besaw, Liz jones, Holly Walker, Barb Christensen, Debbie Pittson, Sue Campbell, Kathy Wells Ginger Hussey, and Advisor, Mrs. Ruby Henry. BELOW- FBLA members are ILEFT TO RIGHTJZ Paulette Schulz Secretary, Kathy Thompson, Linda La Clair, Charlene Osburn, Advisor, Mrs Del Moran, Treas., Sharon Culbertson ludy Soderburg, jill Hindmarsh, Bev Hodgson, Lorrie Baldwin, Shari Swear ingen, Vice Pres., Dianna Schulze, Lois Maier, Donna Drottz, Debbie Wilson Corina Pa ne and Ol a Me er. Not