East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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L Bottom Row: Leland Stocker, Chris Yeadon Middle Row: ,lane Glaser, Paulie Burke, ,lean Blythe, Sue Robinson, Don Rye, Linda Njgevon Top Row: Leslie 0'Hare, Tom Hinricks, Billie Jo W'alker, Mcriheth Bergsma, Kristin Borquist, Adam Gavin, Pam Sipila, Ray McCreary The Associated Student Body government has certainly changed with the combining of the two schools. Many students from the west side of town will certainly remember having a student council rather than an Executive Council, a House of Representatives, a Senate, and a Supreme Court. There were mainly six students responsible for this change. Three representatives from each of the two high schools began working together on a new constitution for the new Bremerton High. These six students began working on the constitution during the fourth quarter of the 1977-78 school year. The Committee wanted a more realistic look at government and also desired as much participation as possible. These two factors were the main reasons in the type of government that we now have. But yet there were problems. With the A.S.B. government not getting in the swing of things until Homecoming, it was greatly confusing. But that was only the beginning. When Andy Peters felected Treasurerj resigned from office, Congress fthe House and Senate, was faced with the task of appointing a new treasurer. Dennis Eagle was designated as the new treasurer. Later on, a new vice-president was needed since Leland Stocker replaced Ron Craft as president. The House and Senate were also faced with proposed amendments to the constitution. Not only that, but the issues of the parking lot and budgeting of monies for next year's activities were a main concern to all. But the congress worked on these issues with vigor and determination to succeed. With all the problems that the students faced this year, the student body government proved to be a learning experience to all that participated. Few are likely to forget their participation in it. .l