East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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Freshmen DAVE SOKOLOWSKY, PRESIDENT, LINDA MONSON, SECRETARY, JIM MCINTYRE, VICE-PRESIDENT, DEN- NIS BOELKE, TREASURER. The freshman year is generally indicative of the enthusiasm and spirit that a class will pos- sess. The students are met by formidable challenges in all phases of student lite and the way in which they react to these challenges is an accurate indication of their eagerness and ambition. Under the lead- ership of President David Soko- lowsky, the class has displayed a spirit ot cooperation and a high standard ot achievement consistent with the traditions of East High. The class of '67 quickly adiusted to its new environ- ment. The class actively partici- pated in the food and clothing drives, the annual school carni- val, and contributed a float to the Homecoming Caravan. The members of the class co- operated in a number ot fund- raising proiects in an effort to gain a sound Hnoncial footing for later years. Their profit- making activities included pie sales, popcorn sales, the spon- soring ot after-game dances, and a number ot car-washes. The excellent performances of the athletic teams and the en- thusiasm with which the teams were supported are not only o credit to the class, but are a credit to the school as a whole. The class of '67 has certainly indicated an enthusiasm and spirit consistent with the tradi- tion ot the East Knights. 76 ADVISER MR. VEHRS

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