East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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Varsity Wrestling p p It is a well-known fact that wrestlers are rugged, tough individuals. Any guy who would go out in front of a whole gym full of people and wear tights has just got to be tough. And this year's team was no exception. The combining of East 8: West High Schools brought to- gether the best talent from both schools Although the team record was not great several excellent individual efforts high lighted this season. Among Bremerton's best wrestlers were Mike Davis, 108 Mike Miller, 129, Chris Ulbright, l35 Alfonso Martinez, 1483 Mike Borcherd- j 1 s 3 , , ' - ii 4 ing, 158, Bill Rudolph, 178, Leon Yea- don, 190, and Paul Chase, unlimited di- vision. Mike Borcherding and Leon Yeadon qualified for the state tourna- ment by surviving fierce competition at regionals. This yearis coaches were Chuck Semancik and Mr. Grieve, and they did a fine job under often less than desirable conditions. A special thanks is extended towards the varsity and ,I.V. cheerleaders, whose inspired cries of Roll 'em over, lay 'em flat, pin their shoulders to the mat echoed through often nearly empty gymnasiums. Their support during the season was much ap- preciated by the team. Top to Bottom, Fred Bowers of North entangled in the Rudolph Special! Agony of defeat Get it Ulhright!