East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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TOP ROW: Judy Anderson, Sue Van Etten, Lucy Parker, Dale Hel- Compte, Joy Schmauch, Grace McPheeters, Shirley Raikko. BOT- land, Bob Berquist, Lewis Busby, Karen Forester. SECOND ROW: TOM ROW: Kathy Kelly, Mary Ann Busby, Linnea Linden, Pat Diane Francoeur, Peggy Buell, Mildred Burrett, Mary Ann Le- Knapp, Bud O'Hair, Eleanor Reese. W6 6 and Hl-C Club President, Lewis Busby, Vice-President, Diane Francoeur, Quiz Cap- tain and Chaplain Bob Bergquist. The Hl-C Club is an interdenominationol high school group, sponsored by Youth tor Christ. The pur- pose of this club is to further the Christi-an education of the students ot East High and to provide tel- lowship and a good time for members. Several local ministers, youth directors, and businessmen were guest speakers at the club meetings held each Thursday atter school. HI-C entered a booth in the Girls'Club Carnivalythis year. They were quite successful in selling Ros- ettes. f. . One of the outstanding activities of the year was.the three clay holiday jamboree held in Tacoma at the College of Puget Sound during the Christmas vacation. The East High quiz team, consisting of Bob Bergquist, Lewis Busby, Dale Helland, Diane Francoeur, and Shirley Raikko, won the state cham- pionship at this iamboree. L Vice-President, Lin- nea Linden, Treas- urer, Joy Schmauch Secretary and Chap lain, Shirley Raikko The highlight of the year was the Northwest 'Regional Finals in the Youth for Christ talent and quiz- zing contest held in May in Portland, Oregon. The 'winners here will compete this summer at Winnona Lake, Indiana for national honors and-from here go tothe international competition held in Europe. QUIZ TEAM: Left to Right: Captain Bob Bergquist, Shirley Railiko, Diane Francoeur, Norma Hansen, Lewis Busby, Not Pictured Dale Helland. nf w..,,, 1 - '17

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It 'ev 4' t f. Y 5 H Y , . :L ol TOP ROW: A. Negaard, S. Paulsen, P. Peterson, R. Mackey, S. Kuftner, J. Chopp, J. Ferguson, P. Monaghan. BOTTOM ROW: Johnstone, J. Shields, L. Show, J. Blaske, S. Nichols. SECOND D. Kneece, F- BOlGf1, J. HSUCOX, 5- Lindgren, -l- LC1VGWC'Yf C. Cflflef, ROW: D. Paschal, S. Murray, S. Maurer, J. Simonsen, L. Hebb, J. J. Meier, 5- Melef- The Junior Red Cross of East High School, led by President, Donna Every year an annual enrollment drive is held in September. Early Paschal, Vice President, Ron Mackey, Secretary, Delores Kneecef in the year work parties helped supply and pack gift boxes which and Treasurer, Jo-Anne Chopp, has had a very active and successful were sent ito thousands of children around the world to meet their program throughout the year. The Junior Red Cross aims to express needs, but most of all to tTll their hearts with happiness. As a Christ- the Declaration of Principle-s, for which the organization is formed. mas project the members cut down and decorated trees for the Hor- Based on both local and international causes, the club is directed by ton Nursing Home in Bremerton. llle Amellmn Noilonol Red Cross' Here We learn lo pmmole and The members of the East High Junior Red Cross hope that this organi- better our services to our school, community and world with deter- lation will be Curried on in the many years To Come. mination and understanding. D l K President, Donna Paschal -Secretary, Jeires CrI'ieCe Vice-President, Ron Mackey reowrer' O- me pp xg ...ww and Sandy Lindgren. Attending a Junior Red Cross meeting in the catetorium are: Standing, Penny Monaghan, Judy Simonsen, Karen Shirey, Melanie Harrell, and Sue Meier. Seated are Judy FGFQUSOH, Delores Kfieefie F35 T, -N A 1 t, , W' 5 E 5 ,DSL L. Jen

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A-AK' Viewing the scrapbook are ofticers from LEFT: Penny Peterson, Carol Carter, Marilyn Machinski, Barbara Reasons, Kay Knutson, and Joyce Lewis. Penny Peterson, Carol Carter, Bolen, Barbara Reasons. What's cooking? Carol Carter, Barbara Laners and Joyce Lewis. ABOVE: a committee meeting with Barbara Laners, Marilyn Machinslci, Kay Knutson and Audrea Jacob. 7, 74 ,-4. The Future l-lomemalcers of America endeavor to further interest in home economics. To do this they emphasize the importance ot worthy home member- ship. F.l-l.A. activities tor l958-l959 were quite varied. ln September they had an installation ot officers. During the months following they had an apple press party, attended Regional day, and had a Wheel ot Fortune at the carnival. In December they had a Christmas party. Spring activities included participation in a leadership conference, Demonstra- tion Day, and attending the state meeting in Seattle. During the year they contributed to the F.l-l.A. leadership and scholarship funds and also sent a Christmas CARE package. BACK ROW: Barbara Laners, Kay Knutson, Joyce Lewis, Miss Beniamin, Penny Monaghan. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Machinski, Audrea Jacob, Nancy Templeton, Sandy Paulson, Fay 'ln--.Q