East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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TOP ROW: Rick Smith, Roy Busse, Alex Bennett, Pat Halstead, Jim Snell, Tom Johnston. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Larson, Judy Jackson, Karen Jacobson, Nancy Davis, Carol Kirby, Bernice Giggans. TOP ROW: Ken Zehm, Jim Garrison, Alex Bennett, Ken Olson, Pat Halstead, Kim Olmstead, Norm Smith, Marcia Volpone, Dave Alfred, Ray Fry. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Meier, Barbara Larson, Jeanne Hea- cwweaff ' cox, Sheri MacMillan, Nancy Davis, Karen Jacobson, Janet Tracy, Nora Lee Jones, Deanna Griswold, Jo-Anne Chopp, Bernice Giggans A 3 g Q' J X

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in 1 President, Pat Halstead The House of Representatives was improved and the cheerleader question was once again debated. Sev- eral school government exchanges were also held. 1958-59 was a good year for the ASB,- a year of new ideas and a year of spirit contributing much to the school life of East's 700 students. Secretary, Barbara Larson Treasurer, Judy Jackson f-4. S. Z. The program in i959 of the ASB officers concerned itself with four main points. These were, community aids, social events tor the entire student body, financial solvency in the area of school activities and expansion of the spirit and personality that is East. The ASB card sales i9O'X:l, homecoming activities, and the Thanksgiving and Christmas drives all fell under ASB determination. The continuing crusade to secure an armor mascot caught school imagination and the program was put into effect with that ultimate objective. Vice-President, Alex Bennett Speaker of the House, Bernice Giggans

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25253 x L r 'WWW faq' fu. A18 PAQ President, Karen Jacobsen, TOP ROW: Lorna Shattuck, Sharon Rockey, Sandy Paulson, Diane Francoeur, Karen Rich- Secretary, Diana Dewey Vice-President, Judy Simon- ardson, Kathy Reynolds. MIDDLE ROW: Judy Simonsen, Anita Chopp, Gail Hazen, Treasurer, Donna Paschal sen. Karen Musgrave, Linnea Linden. BOTTOM ROW: Diana Dewey, Donna Paschal, Mrs. Green, Judy Cobler, Joan Clark. , 1 The purpose of the Girls' Club is to provide a program of interest and inspiration to all girls. Every girl auto- matically belongs to Girls' Club. Girls' Club activities started this year with initiating the freshman girls. This was followed by a Big and Little Sister Party for the upperclassmen and their freshman sisters. Perhaps the biggest proiect was the Carnival TOP ROW: Diane Young, Sherry Winderl, Kay Knutson, Linda Dixon, Carol Harmon, Georgine Albertson, Donna Roberts, Darie Borgen. MIDDLE ROW: Anita Chopp, Ann Thompson, JoAnne Pen- dergost, Sharon Jewell, Christi Carlson, Lynne Herndon, Audrea Q -in 6, T XX -Q : 'Y 'Sf 42 s .4 '7 . , W M M ' i :iff ' ti - K ,,ir . T ' i fr X held in October. The theme was King Arthur's Court. The Cotton Ball, Senior Tea, and other special days are also sponsored by Girls' Club. Another part of the Girls' Club, which was organized for the first time this year is the Pages, These are representatives from each home room who keep the girls informed on all of the Girls' Club activities. Jacob, Sandy Towne. BOTTOM ROW: Coralee Panker, Yvonne Winslow, Carol Carter, Sylvia Williams, .ludy Blatt, Carol Kirby, Kathleen Kelly. I 4.