East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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Ken Vveakley Cary Darragfh Sandy Cummins Duane Christensen Presidmit Yue Pruszduviz Sucrelurv Truaxizrer Denny Patten Leonard Rllll1k'I'l-Ufll Brenda Brigham Ted Dunham Prcsuicmil Yum' President Scrrcturv Treasurer To culminate zz successful year, a joint emplzmyerlsfemployee's hanquet was held hy the East and Vxfest High Distrihutive Education Retailers Cluhs at Naval Avenue School on Mziy 15th. Approximately fifty Bremerton Businessnen, fifty distrihutive education students, teachers and administrators attended. Entertainment was provided hy the East High and West High Music Departments. The President of the Chamher of Commerce was the hanquet speaker. Mr. Burton Persson is the Retailers Advisor. The Retailers in 1958 impeached all of their officers four times for not carrying out to com' pletion the legislation resolved hy the cluh members. This is El new East High School Club rec' ord, and even surpassed the French Government in 1958. KIHGHTHARE THEATER PR-QSEQYS T53

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A Retailers Club U , Hilde nm First Row E Hoffinan, -I. Ewing. R. Van Dusen, S, Cummins, C. Chighrow, E, Anderson. M Young Second Row 5, licdt, B, Thornton, T, Templeton. l., Rutherford, B. MLkL2lllj1lTliI1, D, Bolin. C. Barker, D. Schnieichal. Tho-ii Rini' D, Mu-sf man. U, lJlI!'l'2lj.fl1, D, Louden, K, Vvfeakley, D, Christensen, T. Dunham, Mr. Persson, fl, Secver. The 1978 East High Retailers Cluh enjoyed an outstanding year of service to the school and to the community. Some of the major projects were the sponsoring of Cirl Scout Troop No. 35, the construction of a float in Bremertorfs Christmas Parade that was awarded first prize and F575 hy the Chamher of Commerce, the operation and management of the student store, The Knights Den, and the painting of large k'pep signs that were put up in the cafetorium in support of our Foothall and Baskethall teams. The husy and generous retailers donated a Thanksgiving hasket, gave money to the United Good Neighbors, the Bellringer and lead in the campaign in Bremerton for the lvlarch of Dimes. lvloney making activities included pickle and apple sales, a car wash and a school Carnival hooth. X N 'A vs Y Q N? Qs 52l Q 'ilk ML, ,LJQQUC

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FHA Miuy lyul lvliuiqnglialu Ann Tliumpsun llaxrlmrzi Rcgisaiis Kay Knulwu l'1'r'.x1ii4'v1l Vitv'PTc.ml4'11t 5L't'rL'l41Yx' Tz'cu.x1u'i'r The Future Hnmeinakers of America is a national orgzinization made up of high school girls who are studying hnineinaking. The purpose nf the Future Homemakers of America is to no quaint girls with the skills of hcmiernaking that will he heneficial in their life after high school. Some of the inzror meets which were carried on h Future Honiemakers of America were ai J Y 1 Hnlidu Table at Christmas time and in Marcli the cha ter was host at the Deinonstrutinn lui' Y all the chapters of the Future Homeinakers of America in Westei'11 Vxfzishingtnni l 1v.xI RUN'--R. Lilllkgllhlkww. N. Uzllilncy. N. Teiupletun, M. lvlqiehinski. P. Muiigiglmiw. Miss lieniaiuuu, Svcmiil Run' ll. lieu emails. RX ililuuiipsi-ii, -I Vx'zltwI1. S. Nliwrisun, Al. Adiuuselwek, S. Wliite. S, Caunphell. Tlzml Kun' lvl. Tailiinuii, ll. ilzilliiwuv. S. Paulsen, K. Russell, L, Shattuck, M. Vulpimg, Mfg, Uiwsllclw, 54l