East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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adv' 'Iv ,bf wr Paul Adamski - Band, F00l' ball,. Wrestling, Rally Squad, Let- termen's Club, Craig Anderson - Letter- men's Club, Latin Club, Tennis, Knig hto nes, Basket- ball, House of Representa- tives. Jill Anderson - Girls Club Page, French Club, Drill Team, F.H.A., Knight imes, House of Representa- tives. 'K' Pauline Alley - Girls' Club Pres Executive Council, Shield iArt Edi torl, Leadership Conference Wat owitz. ,,,,,x I 4 5 K 5 'li-g Lf cfs' '15 ident, Pep Club, National Honor, , , ily- iff! 4 Corinne Anderson - Girls' Club Page, French Club, Pep Club, Knightones, Choir, Finnians Rain- bow. it .Q x Durmont Anderson Q- Hi Boys' Club, Retailers. Linda Anderson - French S Club, Pep Club, Shield, Tennis. l gil Richard Andrews - Boys' Club, Bill Armstrong - Lettermen's Club, Norma Austin - Girls' Club Page, Latin Club, Football, Track. Spanish Club, Homecoming Escort, Pep Club Secretary, Band, F.T.A., Baseball, Football. Dance Committee Junior Prom. 29

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Seniors DAVE BOYER, VICE-PRESIDENT, ARNA WANG, SECRETARY, BILL SWANSON PRESIDENT MARCIA BACKLUND, TREASURER. The eventual development and refinement of such qualities as cooperation, enthusiasm, indus- try, and spirit results in a class that can honestly be termed successful. Individuals may dis- tinguish themselves without these qualities, but a class is lost if they are abandoned. The senior class demonstrated its growth in maturity and judge- ment on a number of occas- sions. Having completed its ti- nal step in building a cohesive unit, the class may reflect with pride on its most recent achieve- ments. The Senior Ball, Through the Looking Glass, was a graceful transformation into an unbelievably radiant world with all the splendor and grandeur of the fantasy it paint- ed. The class demonstrated its competence through its aca- demic record, its athletic re- cord, and the leadership which it selected. The Baccalaureate and Graduation exercises, which were followed by the Senior Party, climaxed the sen- ior year of the class of '64 and dissolved the bonds which had become so strong in the past four years. The senior class, headed by Bill Swanson, has made tremen- dous contributions to the stu- dent body as a whole and has strengthened each class mem- ber as an individual. There is no doubt that the class of '64 will be remembered for its suc- cess because of the unity it dis- played. 28

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Dianne Babcock Janis Avery - Girls' Club, French Club, Pep Club, F.H.A., Art Club. Dan Baker - Boys' Club Secretary-Treasurer, Span- ish Club, Chess Club, Knightimes, Tennis, Squad. Rally Tea Chairman. Team, Top Ten, Pep Club, Drill Marcia Backlund - Girls' Club, Song Leader, German Club, Girls' Glee, Senior Shield, Dance Committee, Senior Class Treasurer. l :Q w-...ff mlsxwur Jim Baselt - Boys' Club. 'Q New ref ffl' Richard Baselt - Boys' Club, Ray Beam - Lette-rmen's Club, Larry Beelaert - Boys' Club, Band. Knightimes, Football, Basketball, French Club, Band, Baseball, Rally Rally Squad. Squad. .Lk , ,Q.1i,,qLw !viTf,.3,! r fu A5 1 i f W . S H sr ii. Marvel Belcher - Girls' ra N A Q -f .li'.' Club Cabinet, Pep Club, V . V ,V A' Mike Bell - Boys' Club F.H.A., Girls' Club Page K K 1 :I Latin Club, Knightones President, Senior Tea '4':,L7 f r Choir, Dance Committee Chairman, Retailers' Preai- ' . Retailers. dent. V L B.,