East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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EDITOR: Nancy Davis O A Trip Ta The IJniversjTy,0T VVashingTon aT The The School year marked The IUITIOTTCSAU QT i'ilf annuals'irqaffsfgirhembers inTo work on SHIELD5 Accompanied by QQ'fSch!lRlberolCrf,hV sTafT aT- Tended ifQk3nf7 Qjeroducfion aT This sTaTe:vyiclel YearbQoki7iQg5nference. Planning T I ay,, p rod u cecl noyel, of each mfifilber of for ex' ' V much asapossible To malge pserof available space. Nexgi, arrggangemergs Werefrnqdjefffqr The pic- Tufes, arTvlfark, anb cQpyfTQ'ijCOfr?rjpfleTe each oTfTheM laybuTs,l Jbhnljl-lUclso'nQ bhoiogrg- pherf become a farniliar Tigurehere CITIEDST. Vhyh I Theihelp. of Mr.IlJim Pcflmyicompany represenfaiive for This jareaf deadlines were meTl and maferialfseniflte publisher, The AmesricanI'Yearbaalg Cfernpahy locafed in Mark Twainfsli hbmefown ,r Hannibal, Missouri, I I A f , BUSINESS MANAGER INDEX N Shirley Raikko PaT Bagne ASST. EDITOR: Anita Chopp FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS Lois Tysver Diane Francoeur Karen Forster SPORTS SPORTS ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Carole White Stan Crossman Karen Musgrave Carlyn Higgin lrmI..'mzf41 ' v . . m:

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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

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'VY 0 Q XX fu ' I Z 4 He mode his friends by being one, And on his friendship men relied, ln every deed thot need be done He mode the Golden Rule his guide. His friendly presence brought o cheer Thot mode the doy seem wondrous foir, His doily living so sincere Mode others love him everywhere, He wos ci friend. No tosk too greot for him to do, And in the doing wos o smile Thot aided os he corried through The deeds thot were so well worthwhile The brightness of his doy is gone, We see the setting of the sun, lf only we could corry on Ancl live ci life like he hos done! He wos o friend. Just yonder on the stor-kissed shore He cdrries on in nobler WGYQ Though we con see his foce no more Thdnlcs for his friendship for ci doy. lf on his tomb I could indite The epitoph l hcive in mind, The truest words thot I could find: He was o friend. Will Taylor