East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen. Welcome to the BREMERTON HIGH CONCERT choir page. We are glad that you could make it. Concert choir has made many performances this year. The first concert of the year was the Christ- gk ag. MQ. I My In Concert mas concert, followed by the Spring, Swing and Armed Forces concerts. An- other performance was the Olympic League Festival which took place at North Kitsap High School. FRONT ROW': Anna Meigs, Wendy Drenee, Marie Leaf. Debbie Bowen, Kristin Peterson. Maureen Oschanosy, ,lose Maranda QFCOND ROW Sue Geschke, Tami Riley, jenny Gaiski, Lynette Petrowski. Janet Boede, THIRD ROW: Hank Magerstat, Rob Latrcll, Kim Warford Yan: ss.: Bates, Troy Jorgenson, Bob Carlson. Barry Myers, Larry Dodd, FOURTH ROW: Larry Alford, John Williams, Don Cleaver john Eckc rt Don Rye, Ron Vetter, Pete Lang, Greg Tussey, Rudy Ruherto.

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mods mods mods sig f fx 1 .Is . i .,Q1,v w t E o z E sbt 1 S 5 i ? s' f' N ii IS: I FRONT ROW: Brian La France, Barry Myers, Gail Buettgenbach, Julie Grubb, Lindy Prunty, Becky Brown Marcie Schmeller Kim Calnan Ken Anderson, Larry Wright, MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Burrows, Lori Walters, Patty Burns, ,lan Milcic, Rick: Bradbury ,Ioan Jackson Patsy Talcot, Karen Kenndy, Tom Hinrichs, Joe McKenzie, BACK ROW: Louie Schulz, Randy Boekenoogen, Jim Unruh Trang Peterson Eric Nessc Tim Tomassi, Russ Queen. Dave Iverson, Randy Pratt, Mike Mantzke. The best voices from East and West joined together harmo- niously to form Bremerton High's select mixed singing group, the Modernaires. Under the direction of George Mantzke they received top ratings and had numerous performances within the community. They also had a jammin' weekend at the jazz festival in Gresham. The great personalities and the family unity felt within the group brought pleasures both in and out of school. The unfor- gettable memories of the wild and crazy guysi' and the qui- ana angels are many. Our daily practices included appear- ances from our resident comedian Russ Queen, and frequent outbursts of Shut up!', from our Sergeant at Arms Ricki. Various Mod's parties brought Boogie and Louie jammin, to- gether with an occasional show from the rubber chicken leg. Who will ever forget the sour note the girls hit at the contest? It will echo forever in our minds. Amen. 94 X s s 5

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FRONT ROW: A. Meigs, J. Peper. M. Thane. M. Leaf. R. Pelone. T. Mollison. P. Martinez. H. Sage. I.. Petrowski. K. Summers, C. Lenex. SECUNII ROW: C. Olsen. lv. Reinke. R. Pearse. I.. Santos. E. Charity, C. Carlson. C. Carlson. C. Waaga. P. Bassett. THIRD ROW: D. Tufts, C. Lewis. T. Kingsley, T. Holiday. G. Farvour. J. Williams. McCluskey, R. Bachelor. D. Realty. T. McGuire. K. Martel. J. Classier, C. McNeal. F0l'RTll ROW: L. Carguile. M. Rauseh. K. Lent, Il. Hayes, D.Murker, T. Parker. B. Baker.. J. Mantzke, M. Peterson. G. Shank. R. Yu-ka-I. N.Marshal, I.. Iverson. I.. O'Hair, D. Cheatham. M. Newman LDQPHQMQRE CHQ I R 96 The sophomore choir had a fun year. At the Christ- mas concert they sang, with antics, their version of King Tut . They continued the show by singing in different languages about Christmas around the world. In February they performed in the Olympic League Festival along with the choirs from Central, South, and North Kitsap. The choirs combined into a mass choir consisting of about 350 voices. Since this group is one of the best sophomore choirs that Bre- merton High has ever had, they are the basis for our future choirs. , ,.?'M 4 f . ir 759,11 n 5? pf ' if. K - cyyp 1