East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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CRACE BEN-IAIVIIN: Ilnivcr' sity ol' Nchraska Hoinccoin ing, IIHA Advisor. IIRANK BRATUNIA: Vfashf ington Statc Collcgq Draft' ing, Mathcinatics, junior Class Advisor, Assistant Varsity. RIITH BRUNTON: llnivcrsity ol Vv'ashington English, Vv'ashington History, Civics, Hifi? Advisor, Iircshinan Class Advisor. MARGARET C A R LS O N : Vxfhitinan Collcgc Langu' agcs, Advisor ol, Ivlodcrn Lan' guagc Cluh. FRANKLIN CHAMIIERLAIN: VW' tcrn W'l9l1II1 'ton Collin s .. 3, , ht ol' Education Ivlathcinatics, I'hotography, LESLIE t EATHORNE: Univcr sity ol Wsxsliiiigttwii Anxcrf ican History, Social Psycholo, gy, Civics, Baskctlaall Coach. IBEXNEY IIAVERO: Brighain Young Univcrsity - Aincrif can History, Covcrnnicnt. Asf sistant Foothall Coach, Activi' ty Tickct Managcr. ,IACK FRANCIS: NVashinp1ton Stats Collcgc Band, Danct Band, Orchestra. ISERNIECE CORSUCH: Vv'ash' ington State Collcgc Hoincf making, English. MIRIAM H A R T: Colorado State Collcgc ul' Education Mathcinatics, Drill Tcain. CURTIS HOLIIM: Pacific Lu' thcran 'Collcgc English, Sc- nior Class Advisor, NV. A. .IIINELLI Ulilahoina AUM Scicncc, Mathclnatics. ,KPN I s

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XXL , 1 J X! Aff! L ,iff ffs 1 rams, 1 DWIGHT SCH EYER. Principal The discovery and development of the potenf tial abilities of all students is the paramount objective of school. Teachers are a means to this end. Student responsibility in developf ing these abilities is too often ignored by the student-and all too often forgotten by the parents. If the development of potential were a threefvvay effort the student and the nation would benefit. LILLIAN GREEN: University of Vsfashington and Stanford - Girls' Advisor. GORDON BERRY: College of Puget Sou n d f Guidance Counselor. NANCY BARNET: Wisciiiisiii State 7 Physical Education. First Aid. GAA Advisor, E. Club Advisor. G E O R G E BATCHELDERQ Harvard 7 - Science, Freshman Coach. ROY B E H M: University of Waislwiiigttiii - Science, uiathef matics, Advisor of junior Red Cross, Advisor of National Honor. 6l East High School is proud to graduf ate the class of 1958, our second grad' uating class. As your principal I wish to extend my congratulations for your success in your many pursuits. East High, at the completion of its second year, has become a school with increasing traditions, spirit, and enf thusiasm. Your contributions, and those of the classes to follow, are making East an institution of high ideals, outstanding scholars, good citif zens, and good sportsmen. TOM E. GUERIN. Vice Principal

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FLORENCE IUSTIN: Univer- Slty of North Dakota Eng' lish, Latin, Latin Cluh Advis' fIr. LAWRENCE MONEY: Pacific Lutheran College Driver! Education, Outdoor Cluh Ad' visor. L A W' R E N C E SAMPSON: Colorado State -- Typing, Mathemzitics, S o p h o in o r e Coach. MEL SCHELL: Westerii Waxsli' ington College of Education + English, -Iournalisni, Puhli' cations Advisor. ROSE SHULA: University ol Vwlashington 1 Lihrarian. LEROY SPITZER: Pacific Lu' theran College Music. Eng' lish. JESSICA STEVENSON: Colo' rado College of Education -- Commercial Education, School Treasurer. E L Vw 0 C D STURDIVANT: Vwfashington State College Physical Education, Foothall Coach. GRACE VVAGNER: University of Idaho - Art, Core Clasx. ROY VJILLIAMSUN: Vvlestern Vv'ashington College ol' Edu' cation - Shop, Hi'C Advisor. Spade Advisor. BEULAH -I U R C E S 1 School Nurse, Future Nurses Cluh AdviSor. fNot pictured Burton Persson. Distrihulive Edu' cation.I t J x v L-L,-.f.,k J V