East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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4' :xg v ..-, r .,- , ir .g '55- at-6,37 fs. . N.- Sophomores gf . X X I this s .43 w A I: gf E? DAVE McCORMlCK, VICE-PRESIDENT, ALTHEA COLVIN, SECRETARY, RALPH SOKOLOWSKY, PRESIDENT, MARY PITKE, TREASURER. The class of '66 showed a great deal of enthusiasm in its at- tempts to etfect an even great- er degree of cooperation among its members. The class gained a measure of confi- dence and an intense pride in its own achievements and in those of the school as a whole. The sophomores worked dili- gently to distinguish themselves in all manners of class compe- tition. Their efforts were re- warded as their float, repre- senting a great deal of thought and hard work, was judged first in the annual Homecom- ing Caravan. This enthusiasm was channeled into a number of worthwhile proiects, includ- ing the a n n u al Sophomore Dance which did much toward creating an atmosphere of friendliness and acceptance for the incoming freshmen whom it honored. Capably guided by President Ralph Sokolowsky, the sopho- mores recognized a need for additional funds to finance fu- ture class activities. A number of highly successful protects were carried out. These includ- ed the following: sponsoring of after-game dances, car-washes, the sale of candy, and a booth in the school carnival. The en- thusiasm and spirit of the class was manifested by its avid sup- port of athletics and its abund- ant contributions to the varsity and junior varsity teams. The marked growth in unity and school spirit in the sophomore class is a tribute to its leaders and to its members. 68 ADVISER MR. PETERSON

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