East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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Meredith Liesmann and Sandie Maurer Steve Swanson and Diana Dewey mb! The combined East-West annual Sweetheart Swirl was held in the West High gym, February Ql. The E Club of East and the W Club of West planned the elaborate and vivid decorations. The theme of this year's dance was Spring Garden. High- lights of the evening were intermission entertain- ment by a vocal group, followed by the selection of Sweetheart couple from East, Pat Halstead and Anita Chopp. Judy Edwards and Tom Oldham Nancy Clark and Gary Haugan Dennis Weller and Mary Lou Davis Carolyn Yesland and Jack Hamer .sN

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.ag l 1 l i , l ,X -g . 4 i i l 5 fi i V .- L ll BACK ROW: D. Stambaugh, R. Gillespie, S. Crossman, J. Berg, J. Jackson, B. Love, C. Kincaid. FRONT ROW: I lin 'gf 4 Y. J l 1 Q R2 A SR L YQA ., Jlltddfbfldvt The most elaborate dance ofthe year was held March 28th in the East High Cafetoriurn. The theme, Mystic Sea was carried out through all the decorations. Fish nets were draped on the walls with colorful 'fish and marine murals. Fish lanterns hung from the ceiling lighted the room. Mist was blown across the floor giving a mystic sensation. Two mermaids held a scroll with all the seniors' names at one end of the room. The Olympic College Combo played with a large pink shell behind them. Joe Taylor and his group entertained. Twelve iuniors were elected before the dance to compete tor the Junior Couple, chosen at the dance. They were Diana Dewey, Janet l-Iartvigsen, Judy Kufifner, Sandy Mauer, Sharon Murray, Donna Rob- erts, Dave Alfred, Dennis Eno, Dick Johnston, Mere- dith Leismann, Dave McAboy, and Steve Swan- son. The Junior Couple was Diana Dewey and Steve Swanson. J. Francis, J. Richmond, B. Chronister, J. Lyden, J. Gillespie. c 5 I ll ll . Q Dance Zuma! UI 5 3' if pl big if, I S, if Zi W

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EDITOR: Carol Kirby . . ! This year the Knight Times has initiated many new things in the make-up of the paper. Several new mastheads were designed by the capable artists that we were tor- tunate enough to have, they were Kenn Weakley, Carol Cox, and Allan Bale. A new system of lining the paper was also used. One of the highlights of the year for the iournalism class was the Pa- citic Coast School Press Clinic at the University ot Washington. The delegates to this convention learned many useful and interesting things about the newspaper business. NEWS EDITOR: Deanna Griswold ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR SPORTS: Jim Richmond FEATURE EDITOR Carol Cox ART: Allen Bale Wendy Walters SW! ED: Connie Higgin, Linda Dixon, Julie Wallace, Deanna Griswold, Barbara STANDING: Jim Richmond. SEAT Johnson, '7 i if 3,2 nr-1 A-Aka-ww if 'fill 'T tx ff iq A4