East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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Language The East High Language Department has sought to develop an understanding, in the student, of at least one foreign language. A number of different techniques are employed in developing competence in the speaking and writing of a foreign language. French, Latin, German and Spanish were newly join- ed by Russian this year to round out the lan- guage department. Simply developing a knowledge of the language Es not the only obiective of the classes. The students discuss and study the customs, traditions and history of the country. An extensive reading program is often employed to develop a practical understanding of the language itself. k k . K APD, fe, V X 1 N nl., v, , .- N., ftifff -'fff-f': ' -'-'-iilrig ik' . .gl X. . , I.-g it t-X ,, .,,:.Qg..',A 5 A .ef ,fix - 'ff Q46 if- 'Aft f N ip '- F. 'z lf. 'f' 'f .'N' L - ' 9.19, . l D74f4.5QfX :aff ' l MlSS LlLLlAN MARTIN French Evans... Nsvdexs. X ww-.Qs MlSS PEGGY STEMMONS Spanish tk i 5 Mm mb ixk, I 1- - - E t f lx 7 S.. svn 19 X 4 JY., :,, MRS. MARGARET CARLSON J German 1, .w f' gg' 1' 1K MRS. FLORENCE JUSTIN Latin

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lk.. snr Iwi ss History The History Department supplies a well-rounded MR. LAWRENCE BARICH U.S. History, World Affairs and MRS. JOYCE HELSETH U.S. History, World Affairs and Government MR. JOE DGPRON World Aftairs and Government will nf- u 18 program designed to provide the student with a background in American History and contempo- rary World Affairs. There are also a number of fine supplementary courses of which the student might avail himself. The result is a program which is designed to give the student depth in the study of history. MR. JACK LINDBERG Washington History and World Geography MR. MARTY KRAFCIK U.S. History, Washington History and World Geography W' H

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X MISS MIRIAM HART Algebra, Geometry .L , 6 Science cmd Math The importance of science and mathematics has consistently been emphasized and is becoming more obvious than ever in a world geared toward these specific endeavors. The Science and Mathe- matics Department offers the student an excellent background in the fundamentals of these subiects and encourages the student to pursue these sub- ject lines. One important function of this department is the development of good study habits and self disci- pline which are essential to an understanding of these specialized fields. The department offers an excellent progression of courses which exposes the student to the various facets of each field. The result is a program which combines a close rela- tionship between mathematics and sciences to produce a student with a substantial background in both fields. MR. ARTHUR FULSAAS Algebra, Physics MR. WILLIAM TREZISE MR- LEWIS WIN-IE Algebra, Chemistry General Math