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

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The cheerleaders also introduced the spirit mop. The idea behind this was to have the students yell louder as the mop was raised higher off the ground, Since there was a lack of interest and response, the spirit mop was discontinued. This year Pep Club had a little trouble getting the stu- dents interested in school affairs. With Miss Turman as advisor and Thea Hindal as chairman, there was ade- quate leadership, but they alone could not promote spirit among the school when there was general apathy among the student body. A few members of Pep Club devoted their time after school to painting posters for the games during the following week. lAbovcl Sheri Swearingen jumps high to end a cheer.

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Spirit Groups- a Losing Battle? tAbovel Cheerleaders cut the games won from the coaches' shirts. tBelowl Cheerleaders lead the audience in cheers at a football game. Two organizations dedicated themselves to promoting spirit throughout the school. Hav- ing an enthusiastic crowd behind them really does help an athletic team on to victory. These spirit groups spent a great deal of time and effort devising ways to build up spirit to show the team that the students they were repre- senting were behind them. The cheerleaders spent many hours practicing and learning new cheers to teach the students. This year the cheerleaders were advised of new ideas and different ways to increase spirit by Miss McCabe, a former cheerleader. One idea developed by the cheerleaders this year was to give the football and cross-country coaches a shirt with each game labeled on it. Each time their team won a game, that game was cut out of the shirt. l 5 1 as 1 ,gy XC 1 tAbovel l to r--KNEELING: Chris Clark, Thea Hindal, Linda LaClair MIDDLE: Sheri Swearingen, Kathy Ficklin, Debbie Pittson thiddenl, Barb Christensen, Barb Svarny, Sandy Hufford TOP: Karen Kaltbrunner, Miss Turman, Debbie Wishmann lBelowl I to r: Becky Goldstein, Emily Wolfe, Becky Sproat, Carol Forsman, Sandi Bisson, Chris Clark.

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la guanin- ABOVE: Karl Tautscher emphasizes a point during a debate. RIGHT: Craig Roloff con- ducts an experiment. TOP RIGHT: Science Club members from left are Ron Buck, Mike Morrison, Brian Rush, Advisor Mr. Smith, Craig Roloff, Steve Loewen, Stuart Ketcham, Doug Simmons, Dave Ostby and Gail Fraizer. MIDDLE RIGHT: Enjoying a German Club cabinet meeting are KEROM LEFTJ Betty Klitzke, Advisor Miss Hall, Mike Schluetz, Dave Griffith, Doug Mayhle, Eilene Glascow. FAR RIGHT: Vocal Debate members are fFROM LEFTI FRONT ROW: Giff Lehman, Mike Curtis, Mike Hunsinger, Dave Eberhardt BACK ROW: Greg Liukka, Paula Lancaster, Pat Davis, Brian Rush, Gail Fraizer, john Holt, and Miss Estes, Advisor. :Q 5.-ff 4,-1' ef' it